Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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, I Alf 5 fKenny Porter, Paul Hoffman. Leo Kuplsa, Iames Dumbauld, W Mahlon Pelham, Don Andersonj April 19 Tama Public Schools had another Vic- tory Drive. This time it wasn't for scrap but for bonds and stamps. The total bonds and stamps sold at both the grade and high schools amounted to 33,049.00 The high school students purchased 31,612.50 worth of bonds while the grade school was not far behind with Sl,337.50 worth. This is just one high school out of the hundreds of thousands throughout the country that are trying to show the boys in the service-maybe from their own schools-that they are behind them 1002! Surely with a spirit like this, how could it be other than an Allied Victory? Tama l'liql1's Part In the War Ellurt Are you all out for Victory? Tama Public Schools have certainly been since the beginning of the school year right up to the end of it. The students started to work by help- ing with the scrap drive. Six industrious senior boys scouted around and found cr huge two ton tank partly buried in the dump. After struggling with it several days, the boys were able to raise it from the ground as is illustrated by the picture at the left. By the end of the drive, the students had brought in between thirteen and fourteen tons of scrap. It was time to cele- brate! A Scrap Queen was elected: Ruthe Burnes held this honorary position. Led by the band, the students paraded through the business district displaying their scrap in trucks and behind tractors. One of the outstanding attractions of the parade was a Victory Model T owned and operated by Arnold Chantland. It was typical of the patriotism of American school boys throughout the country.

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MUSIC Back row: Iulius Lauderdale, Ben Morgan, Virgil Schmidt, Iames Mochal, Merle Kensinger, Rex Weitzell, Third row: Miss Bush, Bill Halliburton, Fred Patterson, Gerry Slebiska, Ianice Sincox, Anna Lou DePre, Marvin Collinson, Allan Iones. Second row: Evelyn Thompson, Maxine Prusha, Delores Kilcoin, Betty Iane DuPre, Doris Cory, Betty Ratlifte, Helen Mae Hodina, Willena Iochims, First row: Ina Mae Mochal, Janet Lauderdale, Georgia Betz, Audra Peters, Barbara Henle, Katherine McGrew, Louise Kupka, Lois Suhonick. GIRLS' BLEE CLUB Back row: Rita Iacobsen, La Von Iacobsen, Alice Mochal, Voda Weaver, Ianice Sincox, Gerry Slebiska, Edith Mason, and Anna Lou DuPre. Second row: Kathryn McGrew, Evelyn Thompson, Marilyn Bramblett, Helen Mae Hodina, Betty Iane DuPre. Alice Over- turl, Doris Cory, Betty Ratlifie, Willena Iochims, Miss Bush. First row: Lois Suhonik, Georgia Betz, Hazel Poweshiek, Maxine Prusha, Delores Kilcoin, Audra Peters, Ianet Lauderdale, Louis Kupka, Barbara Henle, Ina Mae Mochal.