Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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GIRLS CiI.I2IT CQLIIB I , 1 fi: M. UI. Procligislsgi, D. Metz, P. Mlioclcrnmiig C.. Iigunistlm, IS. Iiixihni, D. Xuirlioss, IXI. King. I I I wit: N. Spire. S. Hglrtscll. M. Schultz, A, Pctcrs, P. Sincox, I,Moth41l. If if mutt P. Kilqoin. If. Kcnsingcr, Ii. Rclwilx. I. Stott, S. Iurncr, I.. Rgunstlcll, M. Stgirits. N I I iffzii Mrs. fJ.IIf.IZ.I, Ii. Kupkgi. D. fimt, Ii. XX'ultt', IU. Ionilinson, IU. Iutliinis, I.. Patterson, X, Moran. I i J.: C.. Ifcist, FI. iI'cs.1r, Ii, V.iiI, If. M. Ijctcrs, NI. I.. Iloutlvsllcll If, f.r.lxxl'ortI. IU. I.LILIlII.l, BOYS LiI.IplQ C.l.l'Ii I , 1 I Irushi R IILIIII Ii Iso iz J. 3' J .. . .. .. . xxirik. IJ. hI.IltlL'II,,I.f.LII'lWCIlICl' I' Hintl I 1 I I' LS. Strinc, B. Smith, H. Rchilx. C., Nohlc, K, XYL-itscll, Ci. Alwlwott. Mr. C.ross. N 1 iff.: -I, Mcfflurc, Ci, -loclunis, I.. Htgcrty. ul. H.intl, XY. Mtlircw. I3 Iiticligiclmck. I 2 J. 1 Y. Ncuin.inn, I XN'.III'iL'I', II. -Ioncs. -I. I.CtIYIIl.l, R. XXIIKICISIIII, IJ. I3unih.iultl mttonipginist I. X I I','t.'fiPif II. Hincs. Li. Scott. I'ntlcr the tlishing IIIIUII ot' Mrs. Mirjoric O'I'mr.iz.1. SS girls tlitl some wry fine xvorli. They nirtitinttt-tl in thu Cfhristnus progmm .IIIQI thu music tontt-sts. A division I mting was rcccivctl .lt the Pu- St.itt- rontust. Thu girls trio .intl st-xtut. .intl Bttttv Ann I:I'.lIlIII rutriwtl .1 division one r.1ting .it St.ttc Ciontust. Othur soloists xxcrc Pat Sinrox. Suu H.trt- sfll. MAL- .mtl Ann Pt-tt-rs .intl Mxry Ann Motlml. I X: iI.'i: gfiflie- Another outsmntling tJI'g.1IIIZ.IlfIOI1 in our musit nICIW.lI'Il1IL'III xx'.is thc hoys glrc clulw xvllich was or- gtnizctl .tttcr .1 I'L'IQlIWSL' of scvcml years. This group ot' 25 lvoys xxpms untlur thu tlircrtion ot' R. Ariel Cross. They p.irtit'ip.1tutl in tht- Suntlay .iftcrnoon musitptls .intl thc State music contcst. where they rcccivcd .1 tlivision I rating, the only largc group rcuciving .1 superior mting.

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hail mu: VI. Schroeder. Mr. Clross, l.. llagerty, DI. Ledvina. P. l.ottus,'l. Scott, R. XYilson. illffiil mn: A. Schroeder, M. Stephenson. ll. XVult't', C.. Feist. R XViller. A. Haughy, li. Kupka. F. Kensinger, B. Vavra S, Hartsell, .I. Carpenter, P. Hartsell, R. Anderson, H. jones. B. Thill, XV. Cienson, H. Rehik, XX . Mciirew, -I. Mochal R. Zimmer, j. Penhollow. .Stctfnlil mu: P. Guy, M. Prochaska, D. joens, D. Zirat, M. XVitosky, D. Duchachek. S. Mohrfelcl. M. Houdyshell, M Mochal, j. Mochal, D. Tomlinson, j. Cihula, P. Sincox, S. Moran. P. Dumhauld. lvitl mn: lf. Peters, D. Fiala, R. Hill, P. Frahm. B. Frahm, bl. Owens D. Zeartoss. A. Peters. .Yul IN f7lt'llH'c'1 H. Frink. bl. Kupka. B. Hines. CONCERT BAND ACIIIEVES FIRST By victoriously winning eighteen firsts in the pre-state music contest, the 1947 concert band made a new record under the direction of R. Ariel Cross. The hand. six brass groups. the woodwind quartet, and Delores 'l'omlinson. Mary Ann Mochal. Sue Hartsell Peggy Dumhauld, Shirly Moran, Phyllis Frahm, and Dorothy Zearfoss. all soloists. and three student directors went on the state contest. The hand gave three very successful 'iioo Club concerts under the sponsorship of the Band Boosters. At all of these concerts. guest artists were present. Aside from hand, constant rehearsing was going on at full speed hy many groups and soloists. The outstanding groups were the hrass sextet. quintet. and quartet, the horn quartet and trio trumpet trio. the woodwind trio. quartet, quintet, and ensemble, clarinet quartet, and drum quartet. Other soloists were Huhert Rehik, lflla Mae Peters. Ann Peters. Betty Sincox, Ben jones. and Betty Frahm. Much of the success ot' these soloists was due to the accompanists. Catherine Damisch, Peggy Dumhauld, Shirley Moran, Floy Ann Kensinger. and Delores Tomlinson. A new activity of the instrumental department this year was six Sunday afternoon musicals. These pro- grams consisted of various soloists and groups. This gave everyhody a chance to show what they could do and provided very good experience for all who participated. Band officers for the year were Lawrence Hagerty. president: lilla Mae Peters. vice-presidentg Ben jones, secretaryg Raymond Anderson. treasurer: and Donna Joens. Patty Guy. Mary jo Prochaska. lihrarians. Ilalifr Yu H111-tfznz

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t Tuff mu: P. Pruslia, Ci, -lochims. R. I.acin.1. B. Kovarik. P, Maiden. H. Rehik, -I. Vfzilker. lfwnllt mn: ti. Strine. Ii. wlones. I.. Nohle. CQ, Damisch. I.. Hagerty, V. Neumann. Tfwif mn: P. Schoelermatn. M. Schultz. M. hl. Prochaska. M. A. Mochal. B. Frahm, D. Zeartoss. A King. Mrs. O'P,raza. Siifmil wtf: bl. McC.lure. xl. Mochal. N. Spire. P. Sincox. A. Peters, D. Tomlinson. K. Hanus. lin-I mu: IQ. Kupka. P, Kilcoin, If. A. Kensinger. S. Iflartsell. II. M. Peters. IZ. Relwik, M. I-. Houdvshell, RI'lY1'l'IMIC CIIORISTEIIS A group that deserves to receive much credit for the fine work they did during the past year is the mixed chorus. They appeared in the Christmas program and were con- sidered one ot' the outstanding groups at the pre-state contest. Ben Jones. and Vernon Neumann were the soloists from this group. Ben jones received a Division II rating. and the mixed quartet composed of jack XVall4er. Ben jones. Sue Hartsell. and Betty Ann lfrahm received .t Division I at the State contest. A new feature ot' the vocal department was the presentation ot' the operetta. An Old Spanish Custom. It w as a very successful performance. The setting of the stage was that of an old Spanish casa on the rancho of Don Jose. The cast included the following: Mary Ann Ivloclial. Ann Peters. Vernon Neumann, Ifll Mae Peters. Betty Ann lirahm. jack XValker. Ben jones jr.. Paul Maiden. Sue Hartsell. Paul Prusha. Raymond An- derson. x The small groups and soloists who received a division I at the state contest. were sent to the national contest at St. joseph, Missouri. where they all won a second division rating. This trip was sponsored hy the Tama Promotional Club. - Payer fn t rziwy-f.'1m