Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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FRESHMAN CLASS Top row: Mr. Miller, E At,i.ott, B. Kellogg, A Neil, K. Walker, F Sims, H. Badger, N, I Blythe, O. Owens, B Piotter, Sixth row: W. Brown, F Sincox, W. Robeson, O Heck, H. Croskey, M Quigley, H. Mikkelson R. Tomlinson, E. Hardon H. Parks, V. Maiden. Fifth row: H. Connell, H Crane, K. Overturf, B Iacoluson, M. Primmer H, Kazda, M. Croskey Ft, McGee, M. West, I Youngbear. Fourth row: B. McClure L. Haynes, D. Plowman lf. Spire, W. Senache, C Lamb, B. Booth, D Mason, E. Church, l. Zhorne, L. Prusha. Third row: W. Sturtz, F. Duffy, O. Vail, l, Backen, I, Moyer, A. Smith, M. L. Pelisek, C. Lenhart, G. Wang, E. Sclimutte. Second row: L. Pagel, L. Davis, B. O'Connor, V. Booth, C. Anderson, F. O'Connor, M. Hamiel, D. Fahling, M. Corns, C. Power, E. Willer. Front row: D. Schuett, I. Stimson, G. Metz, D. Goodwin, W. Timm, C. Sturtz, H. Fulton, Fl. Hill, R. McGee. FRESHMAN'CLASS Ten years ago, several small children entered the kindergarten department of the Tama Public Schools. That was the start of the Freshman class of l938. A few left and a few new pupils came into the ranks. The class has come through the years successfully and has made much progress. One of the greatest achievements of this class was graduating from the eighth grade and entering the high school department. Many new pupils were added to the roll call when we came into high school. These mem- bers help to make this a bigger and better class. Under the guidance ot the teachers and the sponsorship of Mr. Miller, this class has suc- cessfully finished its first year in high school and is well on its way to the goal, graduation from Tama High School and success. SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 7 School opened. 14 Basketball banquet served by mothers. 17 First football game. Grinnell at Tama. 23 Home Music Concert. 26 M ' C t t t W t l . Oct. I Girls' Glee Club's first appearance at assembly. 29 PIZTS,--'SX eilisht AIterAlFi Inn, Sparkin,' I6 53 Home Economics girls went tc a Home Hguuce for the Goslingsj' Project Conference at Iesup, la. 19 Operetta Hansel and Gretelf' . April 1.11 Spring Vacation- 22 Football banquet. II. Sheker elected captain, 2 George younqmun competed in the State Dis S- BCICIHO. C0-CGINCIT1' trict music contest at Waterloo. 29 Tama News Herald Staff Party to make corn 12 First baseball game' Gludbrock G1 Tomc- leis for COUVQUUOU- 23 Baseball tournament at Montour. Tama vs Dec. 3 First Basketball game. Gladbrook at Tama, Dyson' 17 lon' 3 Chrlslmcs Vccullon' May 8 Public School Music Department radio broad . . cast over Station KFIB at Marshalltown. lon' 19 Fucully dmne' Served by Home EC' qlrls' May l6 Iunior Senior Dinner Dance. Scheme Snow Feb. l K. McKay Club sponsored a Penny Supper. Whlle and the 7 dwqfls- H 22 One-act plays presented. Cherry Special, 20 Senfof Clgsslpluy' Headed for Eden' I:1mermOuSe ' and NeiqhbOTS.'f 26 Seniors dismissed -from school attendance. 25 Sectional basketball tourney at Montour. Tama 29 BGCCUIOUTQU' SFEWXCG' vs. Toledo. 31 Senior Class Night, March 3 Tama vs. Perry at Marshalltown. District Iune l Commencement. Tournament- 3 Last day of school.

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A v Back row: Richard Davis, lohn Neil, Warren Bogle, Paul Liston. Front row: Marjorie Nelson, Laura lane Novotny, Beulah Overtruf, Beatrice Krezelc NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The l938 National Honor Society has a membership ot eight pupils from the largest class ever to be graduated from Tama High School. Character, service, scholarship and leadership are stressed in the selection ot those who are elected to membership in this society. The outstanding work ot Marjorie Nelson included Editorship ot the luka and an excellent classroom record. lohn Neil showed outstanding creative abilityg he was President of the Senior Class, and a member ot the News Statt. Warren Bogle will be remembered tor his scholastic ability, and tor his tine personality. Beulah Overturt ranked high in scholarship and in dramatic work. Richard Davis was a top notch student, and a member ot the Boys' Quartet, he showed genuine initiative. Beatrice Krezek displayed real personality and contributed greatly to the success of many undertakings: she was Senior Class Vice-President. Laura lane Novotny ranked high in initiative, leadership and dependability: she edited the high school page ot the News-Herald. Paul Liston, in addition to his ability as a student, was concerned with many activities, among them being the photographic work on this Iuka, and the presidency ot the Filmtanatics tor two years. These, then, are the students this year who made the final grade, achieving the much-desired honor ot membership in the National Honor Society. Their attainments torm a goal toward which future aspirants tor membership may well strive. l3