Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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BEN IONES A. M. QUINTARD B.S.. Coe College B.A., Buena Vista College M.A., University of Iowa M.A., University oi Iowa Superintendent Principal ADMINISTRATION Tama is one of the many schools that are giving all they can for Victory even though it means giving up teachers. Many schools were forced to do this same thing: therefore these vacancies were difficult to fill. Mr. R. A. Cross was the first teacher who had to go: Miss Eleanore Beatty stepped in and took up his baton. Athletes and sport ians alike were saddened at the departure of Coach Harold Hoskins for the Army. Assistant Coach Rogers filled in the vacancy. Kenneth Wittcop was trans- ferred irom the grade to the high school and Mrs. Muriel Bro took his place in the Central School. All went well until March when Mr. Wittcop was called for service. This time Mrs. Elaine Thomp- son filled his position. One of the latest recruits is Priscilla Lyon who joined the Waves! Despite all these changes the school year has moved along on schedule and the highest of praise should go to those who have made it do so.

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Herb Fetrnw R. ARIEL CROSS 431' DEDIEATIUN if Th have been indeed many different highlights and occasions during ere our high school career, which we shall never forget. Yes, we had the greatest football team in the history of T.H.S. this year: our music ' ' d 1 ator department has won many hrgh honors, and our ec am y department also distinguished our school. However, our thoughts are turned at present to that depart- . . t ment which is fightmg a much harder and more importan of them will soon e going. ' I ' t dedicate this Iuka of 1943. Those whose names and pictures do not appear here are no less present in our memories this commencement season. Priscilla Lgen V faculty have also entered the services. t 1S o these fellow classmates and teachers that we contest than we have ever known. Several members of our class of '43 are now in the armed forces, and many b ' Several members of our E. H. N elsen fe y 'fax ln-nqg1 ' E. E. Sellers K. E. WITTKUP - , .4

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MRS. ELAINE THUMPSUN HIGH SCHUUL FACULTY Eleanor Beatty Coe College University oi Iowa World History American History Band Dorathy Cords University of Dubuque Biology, Science, Girls Physical Training, Iunior Class Sponsor, G. A. A. Sponsor Lucy Hepfinger State Teachers College, Wayne, Neb Normal Training, History Latin, Social Efficiency circle of F. T. A., Sponsor Elizabeth Roberts Ellsworth Iunior College State University of Iowa, B.A., M.A. Columbia College, Chicago Radio Drama Workshop, Milwaukee English, 9 G 10 Freshman and Sophomore Plays Sophomore Sponsor Iuka Sponsor Clarence Rogers University of Commerce Des Moines University, B. S. Degree University of Iowa Kenneth Wittkop Drake University Business Training Bookkeeping World History Frances Clark Iowa State Teachers College Iowa State Vocational Homemaking Related Arts G Science Home Project work Kay McKay Sponsor Mrs. Ieanette Drury Buena Vista College Algebra, Geometry. Advanced Algebra. Trigonometry, Business Arithmetic Freshman Class Sponsor Elizabeth Lockwood Upper Iowa University State University ol Iowa University of Southem Caliiornia English, Speech Senior Class Sponsor Iuka Sponsor Lucie Stevens University of Chicago Capitol City Commercial College University ot Iowa Commercial News Stall Sponsor Harold Hoskins Parsons College University of Iowa Coach Mrs. Elaine Thompson Iowa State Teachers College Bookkeeping, Business Training, World History ' w , J