Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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It was largely through the efforts of Mr. Cross that the new band uniforms were purchased this year. MISS BRYANT Miss Bryant was graduated from Mount Vernon with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1939. She came to Tama last year from Wilton Iunction. Since she has been here, she has been very successful with the Girls' Glee Club, Sextet, and Mixed Chorus. She entered the groups at the District contest at Vinton where each received a superior rating. At the state contest at Oskaloosa, Miss Bryant's mixed chorus was awarded a second. We are happy that she is going to be with us next year, and we Wish her much success. Miss Bryant Mr. Cross

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Girlsl Sextette The sextette is composed of six girls, two representatives from each of the three upper classes. Five of the girls are members this year for the first time. The group has worked hard and was rewarded by winning a superior rating at the district contest at Vinton, Iowa. The members are: Edith Mason, Pearl Burton, Dorothy Morgan, Inez Zhorne, Iune Stigers, and Carol Shearer. Boysl Grlee Club This year's Boys' Glee Club has probably been one of the smallest in the history of the Tama High. It has also been one of the best. Although only 16 fellows went to contest, the glee club received a rating of excellent. It has made great strides in tone, blend, balance, and intonation in the last year. The boys' most popular performance was, without a doubt, the barber shop scene which it presented at the Musical Moments program this year. The group has appeared at many school functions and several times at the King Tower Cafe where they were invited to sing for various organizations. This year's glee club has really demonstrated that boys can sing and that they enjoy it. OFFICERS President ,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ....., N orman Kauble Vice President ....... . . Quandt Adams Secretary ........ .. . .............. Bill Platt Librarian ..... . Wilbur Patterson Stage ..... . .. Paul Novotny Dorothy Morgan. Edith Mason, Pearl Burton, Inez Zhorne, Iune Stiqers, Carol Shearer. Fourth Rowe Russell Klemak. Robert Lipka, Iohn Reid, Paul Novotny, LeRoy Glendy, Quandt Adams. Third Row-John Mochal, Norman Kauble, Gaylord Pagel, Wilbur Patterson, Duane Cory, Mr. Cross. Second Row-loe Deines, Iames Dumbauld, Kenneth Werner, John Minor, Cleon Anderson, Jack Lot- tus, Forrest O'Connor. First Row-Bernard Musel, Kenneth Peters, Iulius Lauderdale, Don Anderson, Fred Patterson, Bill Platt. A.. '

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BOY SCOUTS Fourth Row-Iohn McMurray, Robert Lipka, Paul Novotny, Norman Kauble. Iohn Mochal, Frank Hardon. Third Row-Lavern Croskey, Norris Beni- dict, Odas Iones, Dick Burnes, Ioe Deines, Kenneth Peters, Merle Kensinqer, Ben Morgan, Iames Mochal, Second Row-Mr. Sellars, Merle Hoopen- qardner. Darrel Rebik, Roland Scott, Duane Allan, Allan Iones, Eugene Weit- zell, Billy Mac Ruqq, Iames Rucker. Iames Dumbauld. First Row-George Wilson, Ierome Slebiska, Billy Thill, Bob Lester, George Luther, Bernard Musel, Mr. Iones. GIRL SCOUTS Fifth Rowslean Booth, Beverly Harlan. Lilyanna Ramsdell, lanice Sincox, Peggy Tenhoff, Viola Van de Woestyne, Audra Peters, lean Smith, Betty Quigley. Fourth Row-Miss Phyllis Clark, Leona McFate, Sally Rae Pelham, Marlys Walls, Marilyn Bramblett, Alice Overturt, Cecelia McCoy, Patricia Davis. Verna Mae Giddings, Sally Moyer. Third Row-Barbara Hill, Mary Nelson, Sarah Fisher, Ianet Lauderdale, Dorene Fiala, Betty Thill, Gloria Muirhead, Mary Io Witosky, Phyllis Frahm, Miss David- son. Second Row-Doris Booth, Marianne Les- ter, Ina Mae Mochal, Delores Kilcoin, Dorothy Zearfoss, Ioan Croskrey, Lottie Ramsdell, Ella Mae Peters, Delores Iochim, Doris lean Iensen. First Row-Evelyn Crawford, Maxene Booth, Sue Hartzell, Shirley Turner, Evelyn Groves, Margaret Wilson, Mari- . lyn McNamar, Doris Dailey, Doris Brown. Boy Scouts The purpose of the Boy Scout Movement is to build wholesome character in boys and train them for participating citizenship. This cannot be accomplished by lectures or by half-way methods. Good character traits in boys are developed by the actual practice of these traits in real life situations, by doing the right things instead of the wrong things. Young boys are enabled to take their place in the adult world by being thrust into practical situations under the direction of leaders who can help them find themselves. Scouting in Tama has always been very active. The accomplishments of the last year may be measured in terms of the fact that two boys, Norman Kauble and Robert Lipka, were chosen to serve on the staff in the summer camp held at Wild Cat Canyon Camp near Eldora. Norman was Camp Quartermaster and had charge of buying all supplies for the camp and also had charge of the Can- teen at the camp. Robert, in addition to his Senior Patrol Leader's duties, had charge of swimming and all water-front activities. Recently Troop Ill won a first place award in the Merit Badge shown at Marshalltown where they demonstrated Basketry in competition with scouts from six counties in the Central Iowa Area: namely Marion, Iasper, Poweshiek, Hardin, Marshall, and Tama county. Girl Scouts This year the Girl Scout roster has grown to an active membership total of forty-eight girls from the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. Divided into two troops of fifth and sixth, and seventh and eighth grade girls, they carry out projects of educational, entertainment, and social value. The girls elect their own leaders and assist them in planning activities. Patrol leaders of the younger troops, led by Miss Phyllis Clarke, are Sally Rae Pelham and Ioan Mochal: of the seventh and eighth grade troops, Viola Van de Woestyne and lna Mae Mochal, with Miss Velma Davidson as leader. All mem- bers of Troop 2 are in the tenderfoot class. beginners in scouting. Troop l members are older Scouts of the first and second class rank. At Christmas time the Scouts of Troop 2 sold Christmas cards and donated part of the proceeds to the Red Cross. Troop l collected toys to be used in Christmas baskets. Twenty baby bibs have re- cently been completed for the Red Cross. Using the lives of outstanding women in American history as their theme, Scouts of Troop l pre- sented a program of music written and sung in the different periods of our national history. Girls were dressed in costumes of the women portrayed and gave brief biographical sketches of each. Other patriotic programs have been presented in the junior high assembly. Throughout the year Scouts have enjoyed hikes, picnics, and parties.