Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Cflee Club had a very successful year under the direction oi Miss Margaret She-riixazi. The large nurnber ot candidates for rnernbership in the Club :nade the inatchiiig ci voices ?CSSlClQ. Hansel and Gretelf' an operetta, was presented early in the school year. The Club sang at a nuznber ot local functions, participated in the Subdistrict Music Contest at Waterloo, took part in the broadcast proaram over KSIB at Marshalltown, and rnade its last appearance at the Conirnencernent Exercises. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus was oraanized in order that a larqer aroup ot those musically inclined rniaht be able to coznpete in the Music Contest than would have been able to do so otherwise. The Chorus was directed by H. T. Hurley. The :group sang at the Suloaistrict Contest at Waterloo on May the twenty-iifth, and, aztiong other ar pearances, has charae ot the rnusic tor the Baccalaureate Service. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ap lf. Hyiifk, lf. fvfrzttorc, I. Griswold, A. Rudd, C. .'Vca'Jf'r, Olsen, R. Fahlina, H. Schrcznlei, P. Tye., Olisirz. . .fi rC'.'.'.' .f. S. F.. Bets, B. Krezek, M. Winciers, G. Plenal, L. Meek, E. Houdyshf-ll, L. T. Novotny, H. .Q-t aa Iozirth row: M. Valiorziilz l. Lauderdale, E. Ryan, M. Nelson, F. Scott, 3. Over- turt, V. Spiro, B. Marlowe, O. Owens, Miss Sherman. 'fhiri row: L. Hiyiies, Connell, Lf. I+.. Duztilzaxll, B. Ke-lloaa, l. Eaoken, R. fohn, V. Sxiftlianel-1, lf. Lar- son, A. Polisolc. Second Row: lufarg' Ellfn Kupka, Grace Fussrff, Louise Crunilw, Heli-ri Fi, thanek, l-fiilzirari I'-fiinizz, Loretta Haaorty, Kathleen Tcrtilinscrt, Fvfiyii Sgiir-'. Ei' ttfgn. l III I S.-.'fa:'1'.' Eeity' l.'ioOlii:'f'. Lo. Uavis, ffsthir Hfrri' ti, lifliarlottn Coiliiison, CME.- erine Power, Flolterta Lfniderfialf'-, Rita liogf'-1 'rnfi :Jointly Svhiiett. The officers ff the Glee- TIQLEX are: 5. mek. Presi- fzf-rzt, L. Crurnli, s 'Q initr- nianp F. Scott, liusinss inane aa-or. MIXED CHORUS Trp row: R. Links, O. Rdanis, l. Reid, H. Olsen, Li. Ouij- lffy. Third row: G. Yoiirigrian, I. Bfrfrkeri, E. Ho':'lysf1?l1, L. Mock, H. Elf-11133, O. Owens, F. Sauiers, H. i. Hurley. Second row: C. lff so' Tift, V. Larson, K. TFTIIIHYTSC frf. A. f7'.irn2iaul'i, F. ',:it1 7. A. Slayer, M. l.tin':', F. ffzvis, P. Liston. Bottom row: li. Moyer, L. Haynes, M. Volvwrriilc, L Zhorne, M. E. Kupka, L. Davis, C, Anderson, W. Patterson.

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Top T. Sinrfx, l. Griswold, M. l.','in its, Y. .5-. ti, L, Moelc, V. .' if, til: E. Rygn, L. .. . li. Vfgs . Fsclrnan. Sean 1 F izisfn, lui. Flynelc, F. ' 'i lxf fillli, Miss Mc- . 1 frjrii -f ka, C. Hsuiiy- T. Laififz rdf C. Csllinson. vllllf' :livers ons: l. Sincsx, President, l, Grisz-.'ol.i, Viv-Elifisitlerity M, Voborf nik. S .'IT0lfU'Y' :fri Y. Abbott, Treas- 'JIT-Z, THE FILMFANATICSH Fontiz row: G. Plthal, P. Liston, A. Neil, I. Griswolai, and O, Owens. Thiri row: R. lhn, B. Overturf, M. 'Wirt E-its, anl Y. Sufhanelc. Secun 5 row: F. Ryan, C. Masemore, C. Lgtij , lxf. l'lyrif-lc, and Mr, Hurley. Bottui., ro':.': Ll. E. E-fupka, L. Crunib, P-. liytxn, N. SllItLSft1, and l. Lauder- Tis officers cf this club are: P. Lis- Presitisntr Tl, Hynek, Vice-Presi FILMFANATIC CLUB The Filrntanatic Club was organized in the fall of '35 under the direction of Mr. H. T. Hurley. Through it we learned how to develop, print and enlarfie pictures. We also learned to stay in total darkness tive rninutes without tearing the Hbogey n1an . This club is the only one in high school that does not seek new rnernbers. Students who wish to Join rnust make application to the otticers and sponsor and then the club rnust vote to accept or to reject the applicant. NORMAL TRAINING CLUB This club, consisting ot rnenibers oi the Norrnal Training Department, with officers elected at the beginning of the school year, has chosen to 3-ertorzn three duties: service, social and professional. ln service, they were in charge oi decorations for the school building during the Christmas season. Each inonth they have a social nieeting, one ot which was enteriaining the sophornore pupils who have enrolled for the Normal Training Course. ln professional lite, they plan to discover more about rural teaching, its rnethods, and tfoblexns. The club is under the leadership oi Miss Dorothy Mcfandlish. NORMAL TRAINING CLUB Li. Stirnsr n, Secretary-Treasurer.

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COMMERCIAL CLUB cp 1 ,'.', ' 5.12111 F. IE., 1.1. 1'-'LS' .::g..s fi. 'z' 1 :., fi: 1 51114 . Fcrgrff if Scott, li. Pifllllbbll, lvl l.f111': li. OlSi.i'll, 1. Nf-11, ft. TSI1' 5.1 fvfiss l.. St--vfA:1s. fist: 1.1. PCYUWI, lf E'.1lt 1 HTSFTTE' '.'feavf-1, Os'-:i P Typ 1 K. fi. frane. S91 .'I1 ff -'.' .fiiffll , :'. :.:r 1' 11, L. Arxtifrscri, 1. Grisw 111, .5 bacirf, F. Eortle, l.. 1. N-.vcptny luf. N1 f Frrvrit 1' . T fr, f, , 134. I lffif' l. Vv'eatherly, V. 1111511 kiss S. Fyan, E. DTYYIVXIIQDCIY. KAY McKAY CLUB Tcg: f. l.C11C1FIClCI1F, Q. Cwf-ns, F. P1 ttfz, A. Ruqg, V. All 1111. 1' E 1:. G. Plahal, lvf. l.'l:1tt',x, lvl 'J' t.- r, A. Peliselc. l.. lfrrns, L. li'1af:1y N T .' L. iff-ek, 1.1. 151151, Lf '.','.r.: 5 Fl', :11, 12.11, Fl Ps -Q' 1-flSS 1.1. Haiiswirlh. T ffi ..', ' ll. E. Kupkrz, D, Vffxl 11.111 F. 1. Griswolvl, A. 1.1 221111-, Uf. Kellcaa, V. Stichririf-lc f. E fwlfyer, l. Zohrne, Pot-:er LJ '. '.',' .' R. 1.31111-fr ialy-, 1.1 f.f1:i I l.. flfllilll, E N. frfzrw, li C','eri'.1:f Fl. Kazaa, l.. f. Ngvfgiriy E. V. Thornpsrin. T11:r'i lvl. Crane, lf. llrmtii, F Azlrtt, li. Kr-lloqq, 11. ll. lrlfilllltxll lvl. Sturm, l.. Haynes, l.. Paqel. Seccrii ICtX','.' R. OVCOIIIIOI, M. l-ly neiz, Xl. Voiorniic, A. R. Kupl-ca L. Fzusha, M. Cczrns, R. lv1cGr-ra Frei! rcn-.': E. l.fcC1ure, E. Spire. H. Crane, H. Suchanelc, M. l.. Pe-lise-lc, V. Booth. Off:f'ers: ..,. 1-.fl1:1or, President: lvl. A. Kupl-ca, Vice-Pre-sidentg R. Vilin, Secretary- ani l. Hagerty, Treasurer. COMMERCIAL CLUB The 1938 Commercial Club is composed entirely of Seniors taking the straight cornrnercial course. The sponsor, Miss Lucie Stevens, supervises all activities and the club has progressed during the year. Several students have rnade their fifty-words-a-rninute crosses during the year and a few have written as high as 129 words a rninute in shorthand. All in all, we have had a most successful year. KAY McKAY CLUB The Kay McKay Club was organized four years ago for freshrnan and sophornore girls and tcr any new upperclass girls who were interested in l-lornenialqing. lt provides a chance for the underclassnien to get into some worthwhile club which will give theni an opportunity to rnake desirable friends and develop character. The club nieets once a rnonth and, after the business nieeting, a social hour is held. Dur- ing the year it has sponsored a penny Supper and has sent representatives to College Hotte- rnaking Conferences and Veishea. 17