Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

M 49-yr ,nfs-f E- zz.. ' Home of the Hawks' OREWO RD As we turn the pages of thls yearbook II brmgs to mmd many memorles of our past years at school and also opens the doors of tomorrow We are now standmg on the threshold of accomphshment. Who can predlct our lmpact on tomorrow s world? Thxs alone challenges us to set our goals h1gh grasp opportunlty g1V6 serv1ce and face hfe w1th hearts fllled wzth courage and hope. On these pages you will f1nd our llfe at T H.S 1n pxctures the four years of l1fe upon which we now place our trust for the future. TAMA HIGH SCHOOL TAMA, IOWA 1+ .f x H ' ' , fdvffx'-fe . --' f ' . . , -1' ,.. H., ' ' -f-,. ' , ' ff - A AN . - . ' - -' xx'-4 i f ,?vf 'hffs.g v-v.., t,.. ef , . ' ff' YH: - . if Arg, . , I' .-'mr'-' iii?-fy, 2 3--2.90, - . , . I Q I . . . , I O O u I 0 1 Ynmhnn We the graduatmg class of 195m have Chosen to dedrcate our annual to the churches of our teachmqs w111 serve to gurde us through the rest of our hxeb ,I - w, . community. We sincerely and humbly pray their Auwmmxswmxow DMI ISTR TIO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Alvm Kouba Joseph Foreman Robert Ingles Harold Hoskms Mrs Cleo Melsa NOT PICTURED Walter Wlllett. Amxd the hustle and bustle of school 11fe one sometxmes wonders how thmgs are kept rtmnmg smoothly How can classes be arranged so that each student takes all the courses requlred for graduatlon plus the courses Wh1Ch are of special mterest to htm? Who decldes how long each class shall be and how much t1me tohave between classes? How are the fmal dec1s1ons made about purchaslng new books and equ1pment9 These problems of vltal 1nterest to the publ1c are handled through the democratic process of delegatxon of authorlty The publ1c elects a school board whlch H1 turn hxres an authority on educatlon the supenntendent. These people representatwes of the commumty hlre the prmcipals and teachers dec1de pohcy and do the plannmg wh1ch makes our school system a smoothly flll'ICI101'11l'lg orgaruzatlon. 'i V31 ff! MR HAYDEN CRAIG MR BEN JONES Pl'iIlC1D21 Superxntendent , ' . I I I , . . : ' I ' I I . I I I I I I 3 . St J 'Q Q , ,.- , .,,. ,- ..- T v I XJ' v ' 7 257: 'ml c- ,, X .. .,.. P 1. - U 0 FACULTY it-L EVE VAN BEEK Girls' Physical Education English JOHN ROWLEY English Journalism CH ARLE S FERRIS Instrumental Music -9,-9V..i,,,,. , 14.4 ,fy .ik . mv, grit, I.: .34 .W Fla ' 332:65 ' DONALD SORENSON Photography GEORGE PETTENGILL Social Studies BEVERLY HILMER Vocal Music Algebra 8th Grade Science and Arithmetic ALBERT FRENCH English Speech Cixi ik in ' x as Y 1,5 .sua IR 3 'S X Q' ' 31 ,r,..',g 2. '- in-Y SHARILYN COOPER Shorthand Typing CLAIR RAU SCH Biology General Science Drivers' Training eng W-,I , 13325, sl . :Sw-. :ML ' f.5'6..T?,f: -v wa new IAMES CAREY Social Studies Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football and Baseball Coach HOWARD HECKER Industrial Arts Drivers' Training 2 yw: A . .,,., 'ievl - -s ' JACK SCHEMMEL Consumers' Math Business Training Commercial Law Remedial Arithmetic Bookkeeping CHARLES CLUBINE Physics Algebra Geometry CHARLES PA ST ORINO Social Studies Head Football, Wrestling, and Track Coach RUTH HALL Home making a s 1----0 X I. X 'PST' ,s - 'fs ' 454, mg-r.f SENIUHS President DONALD SMITH Smith isa common name S E N I 0 R but he's different just the same. Vice-President WILLIAM LOFTUS I believe in work, but I'm not in favor of it. Secretary MARY TIMM A11 her work she does with vimg b ut, nevertheless, she's thinking of him. OFFICER Treasurer GARY TOMLINSON I've read everything but the dictionary, I I SCHROEDER'S MASTER PHOTOGRAPHS VM Ready for a good time all the time. BARBARA ATCHISON Them teachers work me Love is too simplea game so hard, that's why I'm so for a brainy man to indulge thin. PAULINE ALSTON JAMES BLOCKER Bluff, flunk, a nd be An innocent face, but you happy. never can tell. CLIFF BEARDEN IEANETTE BLOCKER Silence is one great art of She put the 'Miss' in mis- She's a girl who does her conversation. chievous. own thinking. MARY BRACY BARBARA BROWN MARIORIE BUFFALO 0 vs Ifyou don't think about the future, you can 't have one. IO ANN CHTMA The harderl try, the good- Men of few words are the er to be, the worser I am. best men. FRANK FERNEAU ED DAVENPORT A httle nonsense 15 always Unhand me, woman! approprlate. WILLIAM DUGGAN LARRY GROVES I should have been born I Carl resist 3-DYIhiHS but with a few more brains, and temptation. a little less beauty. MARY HAGGE ROBERT HARRISON if My life is a true story, I have lived and loved. JUDY HARTSELL l like to enjoy myself: it's so much fun. IOHN HEILIG Go forth into the future with hope of success, and forget your unhappy past. GARY IACKSON There's a little bit of bad in every good little boy. ED HARDON She puts all her troubles in the bottom of her heart, sits on the lid, and giggles. SANDRA HENLE A1ways have the last word in everything, ANNE INGLES A quick little smile, a wink of the eyeg when you get to know me, I'm not so shy. LARRY KACER .Kg Silence has m a n y ad - vantages. LA VERNE LACINA i S She lives in the country, There's a bit of deviltry but she sure can go to beneath the mild exterior. town. GARY LENNING BARBARA MASKER A man of high ideals and Watch OUU I Still mighl splendid scholarship. do Somelhiflil great- MARVEL MAUSKEMO DOUG LONG I'm a man hater but the Wou1dn'tI make a good bible says, 'Love your villian? enemies. ' DANIEL PLOWMAN PATRICIA REESE PI? Q if Q na ,, What he wants to get out of school most ishimself. RU SS SHEFCHIK I may not say much, but that's because I think all the time. VIRGIL SLICK Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. CONNIE TERNU S If my head were as big as my feet, I'd have enough brains for the whole senior class. BENNY SIECK Natural1y, all farmers are handsome. BRIAN QUIERS My ambition is to build a better mousetrap. PHILLIP STRINE My idea of an agreeable person is the person who agrees with me. GEORGE VAN DE WALLE I 'u I'm Bill Wilson the great, Give a minute while I concentrate. BILL WILSON NAME Pauline Alston Barbara Atchrson C11fford Bearden James Blocker Jeanette Blocker Mary Bracy Barbara Brown Marjorle Buffalo JoAnn Chyma Ed Davenport Wrlham Duggan Frank Ferneau Larry Groves Mary Hagge Eddre I-lardon Bob Harrxson Judy Hartsell John He1l1g Sandra Henle Anne Ingles Gary Jackson Larry Kacer Laverne Lacrna Gary Lennrng B111 Loftus Doug Long Barbara Masker Marvel Mauskemo Dan Plowman Patr1c1a Reese Russell Shefch1k Benny Sreck V1rg1l S11ck Don Smlth Brran Squters Ph111p Strrne Constance Ternus Mary Trmm Gary Toml1nson George Van De Walle Tom V1det1ch Merrrll Vxleta Robert Wagnerr Russell Werner Gary Wheeler B111 Wrlson Bolton Wllson Chrrs Youngbear ALIAS Polly Babs Clrff 1m Jeanette Esther Browme Marge Sylvester Frank ar Pearly Harry Bob Pooch Canvassback Sandy Bess Sugar Kace ua Gary gor Sleepy Barb Marv D1rty Dan a Russ B1g Ben V1rg11 Smrtty Br1an Ace Conn1e Crndy Tommy George Tom Merle o Russ Troy Wrld B111 Bolt Chr1s KNOWN BY Shyness Red harr Wrsecracks Drmples Shy smrle Meekness Cheerleadrng l-la1r Quretness Frrendlrness Hot roddlng Walk Wrecks Helpfulness Volkswagen Talkzng Grggle Harr cut Petrteness l-larr styles Ivy league hat Star gazrng Srlence Frrendhness Qurck temper Sleeprng habrts Everyone Artxstrc abrlrty Sleepy look Cypress knees Mannerrsms Lazxness Drawrng Wresthng abrhty Sc1ent1f1c knowledge Argurng Long harr Neatness Bram Debatrng Smrle Red Nash Plard shlrrs Gurtar pxcker Basketball abtlrty Red harr Lengthy strrde Track abrlrty CENTRAL FIBRE PRODL CTS FREQUENTS Show Country Club Tomahawk Outdoors Marshalls Home Chevy Scudders Toledo Tomahawk Farm Shop room Farm Ball games Bru Electrlc Toledo Soc room Everywhere Drck s car Volkswagon Gladbrook Dorans Chref Clover Farm Doc s Eddres Everywhere Outdoors Kroegers Home Drck s See s car Home Farm Lenhart s pond Whrte orchrd Car 57 Ford 52 Ford 4 H fa1r Locker room Terry s Newsroom H1115 Basketball floor Klng Tower Red conxertrble Pxoneers RESULTS Seamstress Barmard Penny pmcher Game warden Mrs Lady wrestler Who knows Teacher Mrs Barker Carpenter Stump Jumper Crash prlot Success Electrrclan Mortxcran Wac sarge Sunbather B1rd watcher Coed Doubtful Tree surgeon Monk Loan shark Moonshrner Mattress tester Anythrng Engrneer Zombre Desrgner Cowboy Car destgner Coach Moon man Salesman Beautrcran Secretary Dttch dxgger Recordrng arust Paper peddler Grease monkey Old Reporter Hxllbrlly ro Road srrawhrener Steeple Jack 3 nun nule I. . 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Q P SENIOR DIRECTORY P XULINE ALSTON F H A 1 2 I3 XRBXRA XTCHISON M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 G1rls Glee Club 1 2 Swmg Show2 F H A 1 2 3 4 ,Tumor Play 3 One Act Play 4 Server 2 CLIFF BEARDEN vvresthng 3 Class Play 3 I XMES BLOCKER Track 3 4 IEANIETTE BLOCKER F H A 1 2 MARY BRACY L1brar1an 1 OfflCC 4 B XRBARX BROWN Band 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 G1rls Glee Club 1 3 4 G1rls Sextet 2 3 G1rls Tr1o 4 Double Mlxed Ouartet 4 Clarlnet Solo 2 3 4 Clartnet Quartet 2 M1xed Clar1netOuartet 3 Clar1net Tr1o 3 IVIIXBC1 Ouartet 4 Baton Solo 3 Mxxed Chorus Vtce Prestdent 4 Iuka 2 3 4 Co Buslness Manager 4 Tattler 1 Pep Club 1 2 34 F H A 1 2 Quall and Scroll 3 Nauonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Rad1o Speaktng 2 3 Dramatxc Declamauon 4 Class Play 3 4 Homecommq Attendant 4 Prom Attendant 4 Prom Server 2 Cheerleader 4 Band Twtrler 3 Band Majorette4 Swmg Show 2 MARIORIE BUFFALO -Glee Club 1 Mlxed Chorus 1 F H A 1 Pep Clubl 3 G A A 2 Newspaper Staff 3 JOAWIN CHYMA -G1rls Glee Club 2 3 F H A 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 EDDIE DAVENPORT Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 T-Club 1 2 3 4 Class Play 4 WILLIAM DUGG-XN Student Senate 3 Sclence Club 3 FRANK FERNEAU Wrestlmg 1 Track 3 Sclence Club 1 2 Operators Club 1 2 Clttzenshlp Award2 LARRY GROVES QCICHCC Club 1 Operators Club 1 MARY HAGGE -Glee Club 2 3 M1xed Chorus 2 3 Swmg Show2 Iuka2 3 4 Co Bus1nessManager4 Student Senate 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 VICE Pres1dent 4 F H A 1 2 Tattler 2 4 offlce 3 4 Nauonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Class Play 34 One Act Play 3 Humorous Decl1mat1on2 Prom Server 2 Owl Club 1 2 3 4 Oulll and Scroll 3 4 Salutatorxan 4 BOB HARRISON Student Senate 2 Secretary Treasurer 2 Tattler 3 BUSIHCSS Manager 3 Server 2 Football 1 2 3 Track 1 3 JUDY HARTSELL -Glee Club 1 Mtxed Chorus 12 3 4 Iuka sraff34 Pep Club3 F H A Speech 1 4 Swxng Show 1 JOHN HELILIG Wrestlmg 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 1 2 4 T-Club 3 4 ANNE INGLES -Glrls Glee Club 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Sextet 2 3 G1r1s TFIO 4 M1xed Quartet 2 Double Mlxed Ouartet 3 Ouartet 4 Class Pres1dent2 F H A 12 Treasurer2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Tattler 1 2 3 Iuka 1 2 3 4 Asslstant Edttor 3 Edltor 4 OwlClub 1 2 3 Qu1ll and Scroll 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soctety 4 Speech 34 Interpret1veRead1ng 3 Or1g1nalOratory 4 Debate 4 Speech Conference 4 Speech Invltatlonal 3 Class Play 3 4 Prom Server 2 Homecommg Attendant 4 Swxng Show 1 2 GARY JACKSON Football 1 2 3 4 All-Conference 4 Track 3 4 Wrestllng 3 4 Student Senate 4 T-Club 3 4 Prom Server 2 Class Play 3 4 LARRY KACER -Class Treasurer 3 Student Senate 4 Tattler 4 Llbrary 4 Iuka4 Owl Club2 3 Tattler Co Ethtor 4 Oulll and Scroll 4 Nanonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Basketball 1 LAVERNE LACINA -Operators Club 4. GARY LENNING M1xed Chorus 2 3 Boys Glee Club 2 T-Club 4 Operators Club 1 Wrestlmg 1 2 3 4. BILL LOFTUS Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 Juruor Presldent 3 V1ce Pres1dent 2 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Sw1ngShow2 T-Club 1 2 3 4 Secre tary Treasurer 3 Owl Club 4 Class Play 4 Sophomore Kmg 2 Homecomlng Klng 4 Prom Server 2 Tattler 4 DOUGLAS LONG Sclence Club 1 Operators Club 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 2 BARBARA MASKER -Glee Club 1 2 Muced Chorus 2 Swlflg Show2 F H A 1 2 3 PepC1ub1 2 34 Iuka 4 Tattler 4 Class Play 3 Prom Server 2 Homecommg Attendant 4 MARVEL MAUSKEMO Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 T-Club 2 3 Nauonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Ou1ll and Scroll 4 J lv ..1.,. I , f ' --' . ' ' . ' . . ' - f ' Lf' Ill ll l5.'llll l ' I - ! -- .Q 1 nn-,Q f f V-- ' ' I f s I' 9 h' u ' 'r Ill! 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Q-. . , 1 1 n 4 ' -- ..1 ...1' 1 ' ' g'- ' .1 ' 1' 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 Q Q ' ,Z A I 2 in-san: nun: -h ann: nun: urn: nn: 1: PATRICIA REESE Mlxed Chorus 4 Glrls Glee Club 1 2 4 Mtxed Quartet 4 Double Mlxed Quartet 4 Student Senate 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Pep Club 2 4 F H A 2 3 G A A 2 Class Play 1 4 Declamatory Speech 1 2 4 Cheerleader 4 Iuka 4 Tattler 4 RUSS SHEFCHIK -Operators Club 4 Wrestlmg 1 2 3 Class Play 4. BENNY SIECK -Operators Club 4 Wrestlmg 1 2 4 Track 4 Football 4. DONALD SMITH -Class President 4 Student Senate 1 2 3 Prom Server 2 Homecoming Attendant 4 Prom Attendant 4 Wrestling 1 2 3 4 T-Club 1 2 3 4. BRIAN SQUIERS Football 1 2 3 Wrestlmg 2 3 Manager 1 Operators Club 1 Qmll and Scroll 4 Tattler 4. PHIL STRINE Mlxed Chorus 1 2 Slnflllg Show 2 Class Play 3 Debate 4 Prom Server 2 I-lomecommg Attendant 4 Prom Attendant4 Trackl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Wrestlmg 3 4 T-Club 3 4. CONNIE TERNUS -Glee Club 1 2 3 F H A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Prom Server 2 Prom Attendant 4 Homecoming Queen 4 MARY TIMM -Class Secretary 4 Pep Club 1 2 Tattler 3 Edltor 3 F H A 1 2 4 Office 4 Iuka 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 3 4 Owl Club 3 4 Prom Server 2 Homecomlng Attendant 4 Prom Queen 4. GARY TOMLINSON -Class V1ce Presldent 3 Treasurer 4 Owl Club 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 One Act Play 4 lnterpretlve Readmg 3 4 Iuka 4 Tattler 3 Valedlctorlan 4 2 3 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Solo 1 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus Presldent 4 Student Senate 4 T-Club 1 2 3 4 Vtce Prestdent 3 Contest 3 4 One Act Play 2 Class Play 3 4 Prom Server 2 Boys State 3 Homecommg Attendant 4. TOM VIDETICH Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 T-Club 1 2 3 4 Vlce President 3 Student Senate 2 3,4 Presldent 4 Class Play 3 Prom Server 2 Homecommg Attendant 4 Prom Kmg 4 Boys State 4. MERRILL VILETA -Class Vice Presldent 1 Student Senate 3 4 Wrestlmg 1 2 ROBERT WAGNER Wrestlmg 1 Mtxed Chorus 2 3 Boys Quartet 2 3 T-Club 1 RUSS WERNER Football 1 2 Wrestlmg 3 4. GARY WHEELER Muced Chorus 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 T-Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1st Team All State 4 Freshman Kmg 1 Prom Server 2 Tattler 4 Quill and Scroll 4. BILL WILSON Football 2 3 4 Track 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Swing Show 1,2 Sclence Club 1 2 3 T-Club 4 Class Play 3 4 Radio Speaking 3 4. BOLTON WILSON Basketball 1 2 3 4 Tenms 1 T-Club 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Speech Contest 2 Tattler 4. Cl-IRIS YOUNGBEAR Football 1,2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 T-Club 2 3 4 Tattler Staff 4. GEORGE VAN DE WALLE--Basketball 15 Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g All-State SENIORS OF 58 M1ss Polly Alston helped with the ma1l And proved she s not slow as a sna1L work IS Barb Atchison s fate, But you ll often catch her on a date For Cl1ffBearden there must be hope At least he never seems to mope James Blocker likes to Jump and run And he works from dawn to setting sun Jeannette Blocker may burn the toast But I ll bet her husband w1ll boast Mary Bracy 1SU'1l'1'l and neat She s a girl who s hard to beat A cheerleader was Miss Brown It s hard to keep a good girl down Marjorie Buffalo IS a good sport And she goes with Ed Davenport Wss Chyma did much for the school She always obeys the Golden Rule Ed Davenport was in the play, For all h1s barking, he got no pay taking pictures B111 Duggan s a wh1z He ll answer you right on any quiz Frank Ferneau IS a generous guy, If I had more trme I d tell you why So we should treat him lrke a lord Mary Hagge IS on the beam She ll do rtght on any team Robert Harr1son s always gay While r1d1ng around in his Chevrolet To Rainbow Judy Hartsell walks speech this girl d1d radio talks Eddre Hardon has lots of pride In his Volkswagon you may ride John He1l1g IS good 1n numbers When he works he never blunders Sandra Henle has moved away But we still think she s OK Many activities have lured Miss Ingles The only one missed 15 tennis stngles Gary Jackson has lots of fun He s a guy you never should shun Larry Kacer IS a poet, And he doesn t care if you know rt Laverne Lac1na works at Clifton s store I know not where he worked before Gary Lenning 1S a frrendly boy He s very easy to employ B111 Loftus lrkes to play football, And I can tell you that s not all. Douglas Long 1S his name Do you suppose he ll w1n fame? Barbara Masker loves to dr1ve Espec1ally when the boys arrive Marvel Mauskemo likes to write But he doesn t care to fight Dan1el Plowman deserves our attentton For he was never kept on detention Patr1c1a Reese 1S very polite To be with her 13 pure delight Mr Shefchtk often comes 1n late ls this because of a slow freight? Benny S1eck IS as strong as an ox He should practrce and learn to ox Virgil Slick 15 good 1n art He l1ked it from the very start Mr Smith presided over the class And he goes w1th a country lass Brian Squrers 15 among the mass Who love to fish and catch a bass Ph1ll1p Strtne uses the brooms He also dusts and cleans the rooms She IS noted for her charm A Homecoming attendant was M1ss Timm This gal surely has lots of vim. In his class Mr Tomhnson s top, And 1n plays he s never a flop George Van De Walle IS good 1n speech, I wonder rf he ll coach and teach Tom V1det1ch really can catch Many bel1eve he has no match In Student Senate Mr Vileta was seen For this counc1l one must be keen Robert Wagner may read many books, But he s not as mild as he looks Russell Werner never l1ked school He d rather go and swim tn a pool Gary Wheeler 15 an all round star He also has a l1ttle ole car For hrs red hair, Bill Wilson s noted That guy w1ll never be outmoded Bolton WIISOD hkes to dance He 15 one who ll take a chance Chris Youngbear always has a smile And he runs a very fast mile INMAN S GAS FOR LESS NAVARA'S BEAUTY SHOP SCUDDER S MAID RITE 9 I ' I To . . , . . g I I ' ' . ' : 0 . . O . , , , , ' . , . . . I ' l I , . . . . S . . . . 5 1 - 1 - - - ' 5 . ' ' 5 . . . . . . I . . ' . . s . . . b . A . . S . . . . . 3 . . . . . . ' . . M k . . . At . . , . , . s . . . , . . . . . , , . . : ' I , . . Larry Groves drives a Ford, Connie Ternus lives on a farmg S . . . , , . . , , . . , , . . . . . . . . , . , : . . In ' . . . . . . . - . . 5 . . 3 .. , . 5 . . ' I ' l I C I ' - I lv n I ' . . . . . . z . i . . . . , . . . . : ' ' : I ' I . . . . . . . , , . . . , , , . . . I 1 ' I . . . . . 3 . . : , . . . l a- h UNDERCLPXSSMUXI FIRST ROW, Left to Right: E. Zernan, L. Sullivan, S. Townsend, B. Rutledge, I. Osterberger. SECOND ROW: J. McRoberts, B. Smith, D. Spire, D. Werner. THIRD ROW: K. Winter, L. Riffle, R. Palmer, J. Stone, C. Smith. FOURTH ROW: R. Pagel, T. Tower, D. Semotan, N. Potter, D. Riha, D. Zhorne. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Malin, M. Martin, A. Anderson, S. Bidwell. SECOND ROW: C. Long, K. Cooper, E. Hanus, J. Crabtree, T. Booth. THIRD ROW:-L. Kasal, L. Kellogg, M. Bird, R. Benda, Q. McCune, C. Lacina. FOURTH ROW: S. Kesl, B. Masker, J. Mason, D. Garrels, R. Christenson, L. Murty, E. Houdyshell. LEFT TO RIGHT: President Tim Tower, Vice-President Dennis Semotan, Connie Long Secretary, Karen Cooper Treasurer. Pajama dogs--whether they be rust, pink, tan or orange will bring back memories to the juniors of '57--'58. The reason? Every junior who sold 325.00 worth or more of subscriptions in the magazine campaign received one. Sharon Bidwell was high salesmang Duane Riha secondg and Ronald Christensen third. In team competition, the girls out- sold the boys. The Homecoming float entitled We Auto Win won second place in the float contest. It represented an old fashioned car and even left a trail of exhaust smoke behind it. Some energetic junior boys braved the cold to pick up corn to earn money for the class treasury and everyone pitched in to help sell at the home football and basketball games. The Junior-Senior Prom Sayonara was held on May 12. Terry Gunderson and his orchestra played. As usual many nights of hard labor were put in by the juniors in making the prom a great success. PIONEER HI-BRED CORN COMPANY 3 The Sophomore class began a busy year by electing the class officers pictured above and Sharon Scott, Roger Hala, and Larry Svacina as Student Senate members. Would you like to buy some candy This question was heard often as the class members worked to raise money. The class homecoming float Roll Over Brooklyn featured a steam roller operated by a Tamahawk running over aBrooklyn Bear, Eighteen of the sophomores were chosen as servers for the prom. The girls wore Japanese kimonas and the boys wore Japanese style clothes and shoes. The servers were: Sharon Scott, Bob Brecht, Sally Kriegel, John Willett, Suzi Loftus, Larry Svacina, Jean Dolash, Wesley Sebetka, Diane Ternus, Sam Salamone, Faith Lewis, David Peters, Martha Metcalf, Pat Skala, Barbara Breja, Gary Anderson, Jerilyn Stump and Jerry Potter. IOSLYN MANUFACTURING 8a SUPPLY COMPANY 'W J 1 4 .c. xfvklfsifs. ROW ONE: B. Breja, L. Haynes, B. Buffalo, S. Anderson, D. Blocker, F. Lewis, S. Murty. ROW TWO: C. Childes, D. Backen, S. Kriegel, P. Janssen, J. Dolash, C. Melsa, G. Fowler. ROW THREE: J. Lacina, D. Neitzel, J. Hagge, S. Loftus, L. Gaddie, E. Ferneau, M. Metcalf, R. Backen, R. Chaloupek. ROW FOUR: E. Mauskemo, L. Davenport, S. Hellig, G. Anderson, R. Brecht, R. Armstrong, D. Oldbear, R. Hala, R. Addie, Ambrose Leaf. ROW ONE: J. Stump, D. Ternus, F. Vavra, E. Potter, N. Snyder, S. Scott. ROW TWO: C. Slick, K. Steuhm, L. Wilson, C. Suchy, K. Pritchett, B. Zhorne, D. Youngbear, ROW THREE: S. Salomone, J. Zhorne, D. Peters, D. Quigley, A. Shaver, D. Timm, J. Willett. ROW FOUR: L. Svacina, R. Zhorne, L. Shadden, A. Youngbear, W. Sebetka, P. Skala, J. Potter, A. Wilcox, R. Woodworth. MASON FUNERAL HOME MUNN 8: CASSADY COMPANY, INC. FRESH MAN C ASS FIRST ROW S Herink C Lasley R Fincher A John B Hanus I H111 I H111 M Flowers M Atchi son M Doran K Bullard. SECOND ROW S Landuyt R Kimrey R Clayton F Kroeger R Kriegel B Crooks D Kacer L Lenmng D Blocker D Brower D Doran. THIRD ROW S Lenhart N Lacina L Crooks B Buresh G Braye E Chaloupek V Keahna J Crabtree S Cooper R Cosner C Duharhek D Booth. FOURTH ROW M Doyle G Kesl R Fricke D Kriegel D Benda I Lewers R Cleppe R Crawford J Duffy R Lacina L Davenport B Bouska L Henle ROW ONE: W. Yohn. I. Ternus, D. Vore, L. Sankey, M. Wanatee, B. Wolfe, J. Townsend, D. Novotny. ROW TWO: M. McFate, L. Meyers, P. Metcalf, B. Papesh, L. Morgan, N. Werner, M. Marlow, L. Spire. ROW THREE: L. Youngbear, M. Sankey. J. Zhorne, M. Vavroch, K. Marvin, M. Meek, V. Scott, S. Shaw, P. Prusha, E. Zeman. ROW FOUR: N. White, K. Tomlinson, M. Snyder, M. Wiese, J. Van De Walle, R. Ross, G. Spears, L. Seick, A. Timm, C. Squiers, G. Osterberger, L. Leaf. 4, CLASS OFFICERS J Ternus J' Lewers M Wxese After the 1n1t1at1on ceremomes thls year s freshman class proved to be a frxendly group of 1nd1v1dua1s ,Tulle Ternus and Danny Krlegel were queen and klllg of the m1t1at1on dance. The freshman homecomlng float won fxrst place wlth the theme We re Expectlng a Vxctory As a means of ra1s1ng money they p1cked up corn. The freshman class dance wxth the theme Tw111ght T1me was qulte successful. PH a-iffy ,V CLIFTON NUHLR N1 XRKET INC TASK FLORL T' , ff 'VIA I I ' M fb , Al . W ', f N - I , ff f g : . . . , . ' . ll ' ' ' ,Y ' ' -f . t x -t'...A4 I I G, 5 b i . S . . J U Q I 4 I 1 1 S x' A -Q - ' Lv . . -4 Q E fi 4? 1 ii if 152 P is ii 'Y ROW ONE: D. Lewis, G. Bullard, D. Hood, B. Mathes, F. Guthrie. ROW TWO: A. Kapayou, S. Hartman, J. Belton, F. Buckley, D. Kouba, J. Davenport, D. Ervin. ROW THREE: S. Dailey, S. Davenport, J. Gaddie, M. Blocker, L. Hardon, K. Davenport, W. Hoyt. ROW FOUR: M. Hayward, T. Brundage, P. Bohrnke, N. Kent, G. Davenport, J. Cashatt. ROW ONE: E. Palmer, K. McFate, S. Smith, M. Malone. ROW TWO: C. McNamee, M. Poweshiek, G. Strochota, D. Sullivan. ROW THREE: C. Shefchik, I. Morgan, B. Silhanek, R. McFate. D. Martin. ROW FOUR: W. Potter, A. Timm, M. Quigley, N. Spooner, R. Rutledge. J. Youngbear. EIGHTH GR DE LEFT TO RIGHT M Malone J' Gaddle N Spooner S Srnith. Where s room 239 I can't get my locker open! D1d you say you were only ln elghth grade? These were among many exclamauons as the elghth grade moved mto the h1gh school because of lack of space at the central bulldlng. Although greeted wlth muted emouons they soon became a regular part of the school The group expeuenced some d1ff1cult1es because they were stlll CI3SS1f16d as .Tumor High m acuvmes such as sports However they had more faClI.1UCS avallable and were able to mclude shop typmg and homemakmg IH their schedules Wlth Mr Sorenson and Mrs Van Beek as class sponsors thegroup held several soc1a1 events throughout the year In addiuon, the gxrls ln homemakmg mvlted the faculty to a tea at Chrlstmas Hlgh point of the year was the class trxp to Des Momes where they VISIISCI the state I1l11dlIQS In addition to 1ts educanonal value the group had an excxtmg tune shoppmg 11'I Iowa s largest clty Commencement was held the afternoon of May 21 with the address glven by Mr Melvln Anderson, Supermtendent of the Toledo schools Jean Gaddxe and James Morgan recelved the Amencan Leg1on Cmzenshxp awards and the year came to a haDPY endmg as the elghth graders recelved the1r dlplomas. MARS!-IALL'S CAFE BRU ELECTRIC TURBETT'S INSURANCE . . . n 9 0 g o , Q lu 1 M on M n ' ' ' H . . . . l a ' I I I 0 o n , n n . . . . . . . . . , U I o 0 o 9 OWL CLUB ROW ONE Left to Rlght K Tomhnson N Wh1te M Bud D Peters B Smlth. ROW TWO M T1mm M Hafwe 9 Kesl E Houdyshell J McRoberts ROW THREE L Kacer J Chyma L Haynes A John S Lenhart G Wheeler ROW FOUR G Toml1nson D R1ha ,T Wlllett D Garrels R Hala G Van De Walle M VVISSC not qu1te that easy To be a member of the Owl Club a student must ma1nta1n a B or 3 pomt average for the f1rst semester and to rece1ve spec1a1 menuon he must keep an A or 3 5 average The semors havlng eleven members 1n the club took away top honors The freshmen were next Wllh tune the Jumors contr1buted e1ght followed by the sophomores wxth seven. Speclal mentlon went to the followmg Semors Larry Kacer Gary Tomlmson Mary Hagge and Gary Wheeler .Tumors Duane R1ha Dav1d Garrels Sandra Kesl and Eleanor Houcly shell Sophomores Roger Hala Freshmen Marlm Wlese Novxe Whlte Pearl Metcalf and Ke1th Tomhnson. Look! I'm in the Owl Club and l didn't even study. Wou1dn't that be nice to say? But it's NIUSK f , y , 5 1 Y his-ua.. ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. Brown, J. Morgan, P. Hayward, P. Prusha, S. Kesl, S. Townsend. ROW TWO: J. Cashatt, L. Hardon, G. Strachota, J. Stump, F. Lewis, B. Rutledge, J. Lewers, R. Inman. ROW THREE: A. Hyland, R. Ross, M. Marlow, Mr. Ferris, C. Melsa, M. Atchison. C I ! C X X DIRECTOR Mr. Ferris CONCERT ROW ONE Left to Rxght K Cooper M Malm N Fxesel K Pagel D Kouba ROW TWO D Youngbear B Mathes E Haberman W Sebetka D Mart1n C Shck A N OFFICERS Presldent Karla W1nter V1ce Pres1dent .Terxlyn Stmnp Secretary Treasurer Beverly Rutledge Busmess Manager John Lewers 0S'I'ERHOUDT'S JEWELRY ZENOR MOTORS DR. W. L. EHRET, DENTIST K, Winter, M. Malone, R. Pastorino, B. Tode, S. White. ROW THREE: G. Fowler, K. McMurrey, B. Hanus. ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. Brovm, G. Van De Walle, A. Ingles. ROW TWO: F. Lewis, D. Ternus, M Metcalf, J. Dolash, P. Reese, S. Bidwell, K. Winter, S. Loftus, S. Townsend, S. Kesl, S. Murty. .T. Lewers ROW THREE: S. Kriegel, L. Gaddie, I. Osterberger, I. Hartsell, E. Ferneau, C. Suchy, N. Snyder, D Backen, M. Malin, B. Atchison, I. Stump. ROW FOUR: R. Hala, M. Bird, R. Zhorne, R. Brecht, J. Town- send, A. Wilcox, M. Snyder, C. Melsa. ROW FIVE: S. Salomone, D. Riha, J. Potter, J. Van De Walle, M Wiese, D, Garrels, D. Zhorne, L. Ke110S2. I. Willett, D. Peters. I MIXED U HCDRU DIRECTOR Miss Hilmer HABERMANS STORE WIELAND'S TWIN CITY LAUNDRY ROW ONE, Left to Right: P. Prusha, S. Scott, J'. Crabtree. ROW TWO: F. Lewis, M. Metcalf, S. Kriegel, J. Osterberger, J. Dolash, D. Ternus, S. Loftus, I. Stump, S. Murty, B. Hanus, J. Hill, A. John. ROW THREE: C. Smith, L. Snyder, D. Vore, S. Lenhart, L. Haynes, P. Reese, A. Ingles, E. Ferneau, M. Doran, C. Suchy, B. Brown, R. Fincher, J. Hill. ROW FOUR: M. Atchison, L. Gaddie, M. Wanatee, V. Scott C, Lasley, P. Metcalf, M. Marlowe, F. Vavra, D. Backen, B. Zhorne, K. Marvin, M. Flowers. ROW FIVE: L. Crooks, S. Anderson, N. Werner, D. Booth, P. Jansen, K. Bullard, R. Cosner, G. Braye, S. Cooper, E. Potter, C. Duhachek, S. Herink. 1 GIRL ' HORU ACCOMPANISTS John Lewers Sharon Scott NELSON'S BAKERY PETERS SHOE STORE ROW ONE Left toRighLS Townsend B.Brown, K Cooper ROW TWO B Rutledge L Hardon J' Morgan, M Hayward P Prusha M Malin S Kesl J Cashatt J' Stump ROW THREE R Pastorino B Tode S Whlte N P16861 L Uchyul G Strachota M Marlowe A. Hyland K Pagel D Kouba. ROW FOUR M Atch1son. ROW FIVE B Hanus K McMurray D Martm B Wilson W Sebetka C Shck G Fowler P Pxerce C Melsa DIRECTOR Charles Ferns MAR HI GBA D For every home football game our marchmg band worked hard to prepare an mteresnng half ume performance. Th1s year our marchmg band was led by majorette Barbara Brown. Beh1nd her were our hlgh steppmg tw1r1ers F axth Lewis Karen Cooper and Susan Townsend. The band was under the dxrecuon of Mr Ferns There IS no doubt that they added a great deal to our home games PETERSENS PAINT AND WALLPAPER BEN FRANKLIN STORE 63 30 CLUB E. Haberman, F. Raymon, M. Malone, R. Inman,R. Ross, K. Winters, D. Youngbear. J. Ceasar, B. Mathes, IN ,fi M ll 5 in CLAMNET Truo MIXED CLARINET QUARTET WOODWIND QUARTET SAXOPHONE TRIO SAXOPHONE QUARTET FLUTE QUARTET CLARINET QUARTET MIXED QUARTET Q MIXED QUARTET - it DOUBLE BOYS' QUARTET DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET MIXED QUARTET , 9,5 iQ GIRLS ' SEXTETTE .. i is GIRLS' TRIO SOLOISTS , 4 L,,. SPORTS FOOTBALL FRONT ROW B. Benda B. Brecht, NL Wiese I Potter, E Mauskemo, A. Youngbear M. Mauskemo C Youngbear E. Davenport Mr Pastonno ROW TWO Mr Dunla p E Hardon D Semotan, R. Pagel T Tower P Zhorne P Strine G Van de Walle D Long, B Loftus G Jackson. BACK ROW I Mason, B Masker, B Wtlson J Helleg T Vldeuch. Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama TAMA BOWLING LANES SEASON 'S SCORES Gnnnell Carroll Belle Plame Waterloo St. Mary s SIQOUIHCY Brooklyn Marengo Toledo Montezuma HAROLD HOSKINS INSURANCE BOB S BARBER SHOP 13 ' 29 62 0 48 ' 13 25 ' 12 25 ' 6 54 0 26 13 36 6 39 3 I VARSITY STARTI G LI E UP FRONT ROW: D. Semotan, B. Brecht, G. Jackson, I. Heilig, P. Strine, R. Pagel, C. Youngbear, M. Mauskemo. BACK ROW: T. Tower, G. Van de Walle, P. Zhorne, T. Videtich, D. Long, B. Loftus. S. I. C. L. TEAM Tama Marengo Sigourney Toledo Brooklyn Belle Plaine Montezuma STANDINGS W L 6 0 5 1 4 2 3 2 1 5 1 5 0 6 The 1957 Tamahawks compiled the best school record since 1954 by chalking up S wins and a single loss. Starting, out with tough defeat at the hands of Grinnell, they rolled over eight consecutive opponents. During the seawn, the 'Hawks racked up 332 points to their oppositiorfs Si. I.: league play, the margin was an overwhelrrting. 2:25-41. Senior Bill Loftus established a school scoring record as he personally accounted for 121 points of the Tama total of 332. Loftus was later named to 3rd place on the IDPA all- state selections, and to the Tth team onlack North 's selections. COAST TO COAST STORES - Toledo scoTT's vnt1.urs as Buss? Axo Hamm: In winning the 1957 South Iowa Cedar League championship, the Tamahawks became the first team in S.I.C.L. history to win three successive crowns. The record established by the 'Hawks over the last three years in league competition now stands at an unbelievable mark of 18-0. The '57 squad finished third in the state in total offense as they gained 3,242 yards through the air and on the ground. Bill Loftus took second place in the state in total rushing offense as he riddled the op- position for 1,088 yards, better than a third of the teams total yardage. Tom Videtich finished fourth total offense as he chewed up 1,300 yards. He was the state's number one kickoff returner. A sensational season wa s capped off by the selection of the team to the number ten spot by the IDPA poll of Iowa football teams. This is the first time a Tama team has finished in the top ten - the closest any previous team has come was in 1954 when the 'Hawks wound up in the number ten spot. i .41 il i Coaches: Dunlap, Carey, Pastorlno. TAMA CLEANERS WALT'S RADIO AND TV THE CANDY KITCHEN JU IOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW ONE, Left to Rlght R. Cleppe N Whlte D Knegel R. Clayton D Benda M. Snyder C Squlers ROW TWO M WIBSC D OldBear L Davenport L Shadden E Mauskemo A Young bear R. Crawford ROW THREE Coach Carey J Potter R. Brecht L Svacma R. Armstrong R. Woodworth, D Qu1g1ey J Van De Walle Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Brooklyn Toledo La Porte Belle Plame D1ke Montezuma Srgourney Marenqo Pra1r1e Hlgh SEASON S SCORE S Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Des Molnes Tech Brooklyn Wllhamsburg Toledo Belle Plame Montezuma Vlnton Marengo Srgourney HAYWARD ROOFING COMPANY SPOONERS FOOD MART PRUSHA MOTOR COMPANY 40 27 58 ' Tama 43 Grinnell 34 52 18 42 34 35 46 ' ' 42 ' 21 48 41 ' 36 42 ' 45 30 51 51 ' 40 39 ' 45 M 33 47 28 ' ' ' 12 31 ' ROW ONE, Left to Right: D. Semotan, C. Youngbear, M. Mauskemo, T. Videtich, B. Loftus, G. Wheeler. ROW TWO: Assistant Coach Dunlap. Q. MoCune, L. Riffle, A. Youngbear, D. Garrels, P. Skala, B. Wilson, D. Zhorne, Coach Carey. VARSITY BASKETBALL Under Coach Carey this year's Tamahawks won the South Iowa Cedar League Championship for the third straight year. They also advanced to the finals of the Sectional Tournament, before being eliminated by a Keystone team that made it to the state tournament. Tama had an overall record of 20 wins and two losses and won 11 and lost one in conference play. The Tamahawks set a new school scoring record against Prairie as they rolled up 91 points. Seven players started for Tama during the season. Gary Wheeler started at one guard, and Butch Loftus and Pete Zhorne alternated at the other guard. Marvel Mauskemo played center, and Tom Videtech and Chris Youngbear were forwards. Tom was a defensive standout, and Chris led the team in rebounding as a forward. Guard Larry Riffle showed fine promise for next year. Gary Wheeler, captain of the squad, stood out for the Tamahawks. He made first team all state on J' ack North's and the Iowa Daily Press Association's teams. He was the only one of two players in the state to make both first teams. Gary broke the school scoring record twice. He hit 39 points against Sigourney and 40 points against Prairie. Gary scored 587 points this season to lead the state in scoring. He made 1891 points in his high school career. Tom Videtech and Chris Youngbear both made honorable mention on the all state teams. Gary Wheeler was a unanimous choice for the first all conference team. Tom Videtech was on the second team and just missed the first team. EARL SPOONER WHOLESALE GROCERIES LAIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE GAMBLES STORE 3326 fa 3 x FRONT ROW, Left to Rrght Larry Svacrna Ierrre Potter Bob Brecht E Mauskemo D Peters L Davenport B Bouska J Townsend A T1mm BACK ROW NOV16Wh1I6 D T1mm D Novotny A Youngbear Pat Skala Davrd Old Bear M. Wrese G Anderson R. Crawford JU IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Iumor Varsrty won 17 games and lost 2 thrs season They took the South Iowa Cedar League Charnplonshrp for the th1rd strarght year The Junror Varsrty IS undefeated rn conference play the last three years Therr record 1n all games for the last three seasons 1S 50 wrns and f1VC losses Ta ma Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama VARSITY SCORES 73 44 63 77 56 79 72 SECTIONAL 56 63 42 Brooklyn Grrnnell Toledo La Porte Belle P1a1ne Drke Montezuma Srgourney Marengo Pra1r1e Des Mornes Tech Brooklyn Toledo Belle Plame Montezuma Vxnton Marengo Srgourney TOURNAMENT Montezuma Toledo Keystone 41 48 fovertrmej 37 38 53 '75 53 48 49 73 HILLTOP CAFE DR. M. R. BOVENMEYER, Optometrist Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama 'Bama IU NIOR VARSITY SCORES Brooklyn Grrnnell Toledo Laporte Belle Plame Drke Montezuma S1 gourney Marengo Prarrre Des Molnes Brooklyn Montezuma Vrnton Marengo Srgoumey Tech 37 26 47 31 28 KUPKA'S MARKET AND LOCKER PLANT ty I if s ' A Q , A ' A rs s - fs A A X V. ' ' K A A A XM ' ,I -V , N1 H - .X , T A S A 'aa A 1 7 , 1, 1 N : K s -5 it I . t V .V W- - ix. l Y - Q QV A A if ,1, X Alt. I G' ,Z V V r, V VI V- Q h 40 34 40 27 63 ' 49 43 ' 34 54 49 52 18 51 46 34 35 87 ' 42 ' 21 63 ' 36 41 ' 36 64 53 45 30 69 ' 57 51 ' 40 61 44 45 33 91 ' ' 31 28 ' ' 12 64 ' 62 58 ' 27 SENIOR PLAYERS TOM VIDETECH CARY WHEELER MARVEL MAU SKEMO CHRIS YOU NGBEAR BOLTON WILSON BUT CH LOFTUS DR. LINNIE P PITCHER, Chlropractor GREGORYS CLOTHING COMPANY MOORE CHARM BEAUTY SALON - :- .M 7 ' S 1 I - I .Y .', ,' . 'wa P' ' , . A I I Q. . I 1 ' , W . ' . . , , f 4 V.- 2 S' , ,O v P ' I . 5 . F X . Fig . , 1 A 'Ji ...f ,..' 1 E X AN 7--' W ' 'Tj' T A xg, Tama and Toledo battle for the ball. GARY WHEELER PETE ZHORNE DENNIS SEMATON LARRY RIFFLE Ai PAT SKALA ALLEN YOUNGBEAR QUENTIN MC CUNE DAVID GARRELS ROBERT BLYTHE, Accountant KING TOWER CAFE I. H. NEIL CREAMERY COMPANY WRE TLI G LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Lenning, D. Spire, B. Smith, G. Lenning, B. Masker, R. Backen, T. Tower, D. Smith, I. Heileg, G. Jackson, E. Hardon, Mr. Pastorino. The 1957-58 wrestling team established itself as the best team in Tama High School history by compiling a 4-win 5-loss record, and in so doing, set a new school record. Two outstanding grapplers, Tim Tower and Gary Lenning, advanced to the state finals where they each earned second place honors in their divisions. Tower took first place in the Traer invitational meet and finished with an impressive 15-2 record. Lenning also tooka first place in the Traer invitation- al meet, and finished with an almost equally impressive record as he won 15 while losing only 4 and tying one. The team capped off a fine season by taking fifth place in both the Traer invitational and the district meet. SEASON 'S RECORD Tama 3 Hampton 42 Tama 15 Traer 22 Tama 44 Bloomfield 2 Tama 30 Grinnell 20 Tama 13 C. Falls TH 27 Tama 26 Traer 20 Tama 16 Jessup 19 Tama 13 Newton 27 Tama 40 Vinton BS 13 POTTER'S WRECKING YARD SPRINGER LUMBER COMPANY CENTRAL IOWA TELEPHONE COMPANY TENN S 5' .AFL 5. 1 -A LEFT TO RIGHT Cleon Melsa Larry Riffle Pete Zhorne David Garrels Jerry Potter Gary Anderson Larry Svacina Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama Tama SEASON S RECORD INDIVIDUAL RECORDS PLAYER S POSITION David Garrels Larry Riffle Pete Zhorne Gary Anderson Larry Svacina Cleon Melsa Ierry Potter Jefferson QC RJ Oskaloosa Cedar Falls Oskaloosa Grinnell Marshalltown Jefferson QC RJ 3 Cedar Falls The Tama netmen won three matches and lost five this year. Their competition was considerably better than it was last year. Prospects for next year are good, since no one graduated this year Tama sent four players to the District Tennis Meet in Ames. David Garrels and Pete Zhorne each won their first matches and lost close three set matches in the second round. The doubles team of Gan Anderson and Larry Svacina lost a three set match in the first round. MARION'S BEAUTY SHOP DENNY'S SHOE STORE CUSTER IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE COMPANY TRACK FRONT ROW Left to Right. P Strine George Van De Walle Colin Squlers Coach Pastorino ROW TWO B Sieck Gary Wheeler Novie White ROW THREE Tom Videtich Larry Riffle Pete Zhorne. ROW FOUR John Heilig Errue Mauskemo Allen Youngbear ROW FIVE Marlin Wiese Jim Blocker J'ohnW1llett. ROW SIX Marvel Mauskemo Delmar Whitebreast David Oldbear ROW SEVEN Chris Youngbear Lymon Davenport. ROW EIGHT Managers David Qtugley and Roger Chaloupek. 1958 TRACK SEASON The Tama trackmen had a very successful year They won the Oskaloosa Relays and the County Track Meet for the second straight year Tama also grabbed the Class B District Title at Cedar Falls and the Conference Track Meet at Grinnell. The cmdermen fuushed tlurd in the Grinnell Interscholastic Relays and the Class division of the State Outdoor Meet at Des Moines They finished sixth in the State Indoor Meet at Iowa City The trackmen also participated in the Cornell Relays and the Drake Relays They failed to place in events in only the Drake Relays Many 1nd1v1duals stood out for the trackmen. Chris Youngbear won the mile in most of the races he entered He finished second in the Grinnell Interscholastic Relays despite his best time of the year, 4:31. Allen Youngbear was outstanding in the high and low hurdles this year. He won both of them in the County Track Meet, the District Meet, and the Conference Track Meet. C Youngbear Tama's relay teams did excellently. The sprint medley and two mile relay teams both set records at the Cornell Relays. George Van De Walle, Gary Wheeler, Jim Blocker, and Chris Youngbear grabbed the two mile relay in 8:40. The mile medley team took the County, District, and Conference champion- ships. George Van De Walle, Ernie Mauskemo, Jim Blocker, and Chris Youngbear's time in the District, 3:45.5, was the best made in any district in the State. All teams or individuals who were first or SP1'iUfMed19YRe13Y Team second in the District Meet qualified for theState Out- door Meet. The 4-40, 880, and the mile medley teams won. Allen Youngbear took the high and low hurdles, and Chris Youngbear grabbed the mile. Tom Videtech was second in the 8805 Phil Strine tied for second in the pole vault, and the two mile relay team placed second. Besides those already named George Van De Walle, Ernie Mauskemo, Jim Blocker, Larry Riffle, Lyman Davenport, Marvel Mauskemo, and David Oldbear qualified for the State Outdoor Meet on relay teams. In the State Outdoor Meet at Des Moines Chris Youngbear took the 120 yard high hurdles and finished fourth in the 180 yard low hurdles. Tom Videtech grabbed fifth place in the 880 yard run. The mile medley team of George Van De Walle, Ernie Mauskemo, Jim Blocker, and Chris Youngbear finished second. The 440 yard relay team of George Van De Walle, Ernie Maus- kemo, Larry Riffle, and Jim Blocker tied for fifth place. SPAHN 8: ROSE LUMBER COMPANY WHEELER'S BARBER SHOP GARLAND MAI..ONE'S BAND BASEBALL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Novotney, D. Quigley, T. Tower, E. Mauskemo, R. Crawford, G. Wheeler. ROW TWO: R. Pagel, T. Videtich, M. Wiese, D. Semotan, L. Shadden, M. Mauskemo, B. Loftus. BACK ROW. Standing: Coach Dunlap, Manager, B. Armstrong, Assistant Coach Carey. This year's baseball squad again rolled to an impressive record as they racked up nine victories while losing a heartbreaker to Marshalltown St. Mary's in first round sectional play, 4-3. It was this same Marshalltown nine that eliminated the Tamahawks in Sub-State play the year before, 1-0 in ten innings. Phenomenal basketball star Gary Wheeler also displayed his brilliance on the mound as he hurled a no-hitter in the opener against a good Keystone outfit, and later combined with Marvel Mauskemo to throw another no-hitter against Gilman. Leading pitchers were Mauskemo and Wheeler with 3-O and 5-l records respectively. Tom Videtich, Tama's leading hitter with a sensational .587, was made offers by no less than eight major league clubs. SEASON'S SCORES Tama Keystone 0 Tama Montezuma Tama Dysart O Tama Montezuma Tama Belle Plaine 2 Tama C. R. Jeff. Tama Gilman 0 Tama Dinsdale Tama Marsh. St. Mary's 1 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Tama 3 Marsh. St. Mary's 4 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Carey, D. Smith, G. Wheeler, B. Smith, G. Lenning, Bill Loftus, T. Videtich, Mr. Pastorino. ROW TWO: G. Van De Walle, J. Willett, R. Pagel, G. Lenning, D. Long, D. Spire, E. Mauskemo, L. Riffle, G. Anderson, E. Davenport, B. Benda. THIRD ROW: R. Woodworth, G. Jackson, D. Zhorne, T. Tower, D. Semotan, G. Blocker, D. Oldbear, M. Mauskemo, L. Davenport, C. Youngbear, L. Svacina, D. Quigley. FOURTH ROW: J. Heileg, A. Yotmgbear, P. Strine, E. Hardon, J. Mason, B. Wilson, B. Wilson, D. Garrels. J. Potter, B. Brecht, B. Wiese. - LUB To be eligible for T-Club, one must have earned a major letter in some THS sport. This year's T-Club elected 1958-59 officers and set up an athletic code for next year. IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY THE ROY.-Xl. DAIRY FRONT ROW: L. Crooks, D. Booth, D. Vore, K. Davenport, K. Steuhm, G. Bullard, C. Lasley, K. Bullard, B. Buffalo. BACK ROW: S. Scott, J. Crabtree, L. Wilson, N. Lacina, A. Scott, V. Scott, A. Kapayou, D. Poweshiek, Coach, Mrs. Van Beek. Batter up! and Love-30 were new words to the ears of the girls of Tama High this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Van Beek, girls' softball and tennis teams were formed. The softball team played three games of which they won one and lost two. Most of the tennis team had never held a racket before, so they spent the season learning the game with Miss Cooper as coach. The girls have high hopes for some good matches next year. GIRL ' SPORT LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Loftus, S. Kriegel, S. Cooper, R. Cosner, K. Winter, J. Crabtree, E. Houdyshell, D. Ternus, M. Atchison. Coach, Miss Cooper. UHGANIZAUONS S uv H. .- LEFT TO RIGHT Ass1stantEd1tor Janet McRoberts Sponsor Mlss Cooper Edltor Anne Ingles Edrtor Anne Ingles Assrstant Edrtor Janet McRoberts Buslness Managers Barbara Brown Mary Hagge MUSIC Susan Townsend Judy Hartsell Barbara Atchison Aetultres C1ndy Trmm Faith LEWIS Suzx Loftus Sports Dayrd Garrels M1ke B1rd Snapshots Conrue Ternus Barbara Masker Doralee Booth Orgamzauons Karen Steuhm Sally Knegel Pat Reese Wrxte Ups Eleanor Houdyshell Karla Kaye Wlnter Senrors Gary Tomhnson Larry Kacer Underclassmen . . . . Michele Doran, Sharlene Lenhart HOTEL CLIFTON AND PLEASE U CLEANERS R. O. THOMAS AND COMPANY KUBALEK'S TAVERN ,gf 'riff r f I I A wi f b? A ' 'V 4 , ff-Kiwis, ' - A Q - 15 4' LQ 5 ,O ' 'f i ' Q ' ' ' x 'f eww K , X , , W W Q 4 If f - A f .- x.. Iv XX ,I I I ' : Q ' A I w X' - - f QQ A , . -, 1 - ' 'll sq 1 - 1 I. ,. K 4. N9 Y ' L- ' ' x ' . '- - .- : I 5 n I - 1 . 4 O I I I I I I I I I I I I O I 0 O I I 0 O 0 l D V 3 u s q u 1 Q - Q n n 0 - I , D 1 - Q u - 0 - Q g , A x . V' I I I I I 0 C I A j I I 1 . s X - Q s . 1 1 n . Q 4 Q Q n Q Q . X , l ' I 1 - Q Q ' g , . . . . . , , I ' . n n o , . I D 4 a a o n 9 s a u a n I 5 Lifjx vi' A.: life'-5? ii YN' ROW ONE, Left to Right: Secretary, S. Townsend: Vice-President, L. Wilson: President, K, Winter: Advisor, Miss Hall, Musician, S. Lenhart. ROW TWO: Parliamentarian, E. Houdyshellg Treasurer, B. Rutledge: Reporter, C. Lacinag Song Leader, N. Snyder. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. Thus begins another meeting of the F.H.A., an organization for girls who have had or are studying homemaking. This year the girls sold Christmas cards and sponsored a Don Bell Teen Hop to raise money, Highlights of the year were initiation of new members and an impressive installation service at which all outgoing officers were presented with F.H.A, pins. The year came to a whirling finish with a roller-skating, party at Grinnell. ROW ONE, Left to Right: D. Martin, G. Strochota, D. Sullivan, D. Ervin, J. Hill, J. Hill, M. Flowers, B. Hanus, S. Smith, D. Lewis. ROW TWO: C. Long, J. Ternus, L. Crooks, M. Poweshiek, S. Hartman, E, Palmer, J. Belton, R. Fincher, D. Vore, M. Doran, K. McFate, M. Malone, M. Atchison. ROW THREE: S. Cooper, R, Cosner, P. Janssen, C. Smith, E. Zeman, D. Werner, J. Chyma, M. Martin, L. Sullivan, B. Buresh, S. Herink, M. Marlow, N. Lacina, N. Werner, A. John. ROW FOUR: D. Booth, C. Shefchik, J. Cashatt, J. Crabtree, E. Potter, M. Malin, N. Kent, S. Kesl, K. Steuhm, E. Chaloupek, L. Hardon. M. Vavroch, W, Potter, S. Shaw, G. Braye. ROW FIVE: P. Prusha, M. Hayward, J. Youngbear, C. Suchy, K. Pritchett, J. Hagge, K. Marvin, M. Meek, N. Spooner, L. Loftus. B. Atchison, A. Timm, M. Timm, C. Ternus, B. Masker, P. Metcalf. TUDE SENATE FRONT ROW Left to Rxght S Townsend L Kasal P Reese G Van De Walle Mr Cralg T V1det1ch M Vlleta G Jackson S Scott C Duhachek. BACK ROW L Kacer L Rlffle D Zhorne R Hala L Svaclna N Wh1te. M For sale candy eye glass cleaners and Tama Hawk buttons the members of the Student Senate worked xndustrlously to ralse money The Student Senate sponsored the Homecommg dance. They chose the theme hared the band decorated the gym and furmshed refreshments Reese f111ed the off1ce of secretary treasurer Delegates Tom V1det1ch Merr111 Vxleta George Van De Walle Larry R1ff1e and Roger Hala attended the Iowa ASSOCIBIIOH of Student Counc11s Convent1on at Ames After a long harangue durmg wh1ch phrases such as But gxrls have to wear thelr ha1r pmned up sometlmes flew around a fash1on code was set up Although the code xs not mandatory the student body of Tama I-hgh wuhngly accepted the suggestxons of thexr representatlves TAMA HATCHERY AND FARM STORE UTT HARRIS CHEVROLET DR C P SLABLRI IDI NIISI Tom Videtich handled the gavel, Merrill Vileta acted as vice-president, and Pat ATIO AL H0 CDR SCCIETY 'Q-Q ,f-x H K., 5 'v C n .3 SEATED, Left to Right: L. Kacer, M. Hagge, B. Brown, A. Ingles, G. Tomlinson. STANDING: D, Smith M. Mauskemo. Three plus four do equal seven for Barbara Brown, Mary Hagge, Anne Ingles, Larry Kacer, Marvel Mauskemo, Don Smith, and Gary Tomlinson, who were elected to the National Honor Society by the T. H. S. faculty. To be eligible for consideration for the society, a senior must be in the upper one-fourth of his class scholastically. Students meeting this requirement and considered for the society were: Barbara Brown, Marjorie Buffalo, J o Ann Chyma, William Duggan, Mary Hagge, Anne Ingles, Larry Kacer, Marvel Mauskemo, Don Smith, Mary Timm, Gary Tomlinson, and Gary Wheeler. In addition to scholastic standing, the members were elected on a point basis according to character, leadership, and service. RElNYilECHT'S HARDWARE IUKA CAFE LOIiEL'S BARBER ANU ISHAUPY SHUI' TH E TATTLE R G. Wheeler, B. Wilson, L. Kacer, B. Squiers, E. Houdyshell, C. Youngbear, M. Mauskemo, B. Loftus. STANDING: Advisor, Mr. Rowley. Lights burned late in room 26, while members of the Tattler Staff worked to meet their deadline. This year the school page was entirely astudent project. The young journalists wrote stories, copyread, typed, made headlines, planned the make-up, and proof-read. Eleanor Houdyshell performed the duties of editor and Larry Kacer handled the responsibilities of assistant editor. Mr. John Rowley was the advisor. STAFF Ediwl' --------- - - - EIGRHOI' Houdyshell Contributors . . ...... . . . Elaine Ferneau Assistant Editor . . ..... . . . Larry Kacer Charlotte Laclna, Keith Tomlinson Sports ....... . . Gary Wheeler, Bill Loftus Deloris Sullivan, Ardythe John News R9D0rters . . . Bolton Wilson, Jim Mason Typists ..... LindaSu1livan, Karla Kaye Winter Chris Youngbear, Brian Squiers Advisor .... .... ........ .T 0 hn Rowley Features . . . . . . . . . . . . Marvel Mauskemo l Larry Kaeer, Eleanor Houdyshell, and Mr. John Rowley. QUILL A D SCROLL 1 1 T' A Ingles ROW TWO B Squ1ers G Wheeler M Mauskemo Pen and mk pencil and paper typewnters and carbon are the tools of those elected to Qurll and Scroll the mternatlonal honorary soc1ety for lugh school Journalxsts The new members elected to the soc1ety by M1ss Cooper Iuka advlser Mr Rowley Tattler adv1ser and Mr Craxg Hxgh School prlnc1pal are as follows Janet McRoberts from the Iuka staff and Eleanor Houdyshell Larry Kacer Br1an Squlers Marvel Mauskemo and Gary Wheeler from the Tattler staff Anne Ingles Cmdy Txmm Mary l-lagge and Barbara Brown all of the Iuka staff are members re tamed from last year ln order to quahfy for Qulll and Scroll a student must be of Jumor or semor c1ass1f1cat1on, 1n the upper th1rd of hxs class 1n general scholastic standard and have done superxor work 1.n wntmg edmng or busxness management. This year 1n addluon to the above qual1f1cat1ons a Tattler staff member was requlred to have at least 200 1nches publlshed. 'va 1 M1ss Cooper and Mr. Rowley. . :.. 44 e B . L- I . t ' l . V I 5 ' 1 ' I bmw :I ROW ONE: M. Timm, E. Houdyshell, B. Brown, M. Hagge,J.McRoberts,l.. Kacer, f . 5.1 AYW' CHEERLE DERS -X l STANIDINIC K Cooper P Rpese SEATED C Lon L Kabal B Brown ...J B Breja S Loftus S Knegel C Duhachek PEP LUB ROW ONE Left to Rxght P Reese L Kasal ROW TWO L Loftus S Krxegel C Long K Cooper B Brown C Duhachek B Breja ROW THREE A Anderson P Metcalf lx Lacma M Atchlson S Murty LEWIS M Hagge A Ingles ROW FOUR Mrs Van Beek B Rutledge S Cooper F Vavra N Snyder Potter L Haynes M Vavroch D Backen K Steuhm. ROW SIX C Lacma L Wllson C Ternus B Masker D 7horne D Rlha L Kellogg M Metcalf C Suchy S Kesl. Rah! Rah! Go team' Yes you ve guessed IL The Pep Club IS on hand to urge the boys to vlctory Under Presldent Anne Ingles VICE Presxdent Mary Hagge and Secretary Treas urer Suzl Loftus the 1957 58 Pep Club gave loyal support to T H S sports They no doubt deserve some credit for our fme athleuc record th1s year KALIBAN'S BOTTLE GAS SERVICE WIESE 'S TAVERN TAMA NEWS HERALD F. ' , . , . . : . , . . . , . , . , P. Janssen, D. Booth, J. Dolash, D. Ternus. ROW FIVE: L. Gaddie, E. Houdyshell, J. Hagge, M. Malin, E. , . , . , . , . : . ' , . ' , . , ROW ONE: J. Chyma, B. Atchison, J. Hartsell, C. Timm, C. Smith, D, Werner, M. Bracy, P. Alston. ROW TWO: Mr. Craig, C. Ternus, L. Kasal, M. Hagge. Carbon, carbon, everywhere - on hands, on face, on clothes. As many THS girls will tell you, this is a common occurrence in the life of an office girl. The office girls answer the telephone, deliver messages, run errands, keep track of absences and tardinesses, make out admit slips, run the duplicator, and type. OFFICE A D LIBRARY TAFF The library staff did their usual fine job under the direction of Miss Carmichael, head librarian of the Tama Public Library. The staff made colorful posters and bulletin boards to encourage the students to read the fine selection of books. SITTING: A. John, J. Ternus, Miss Carmichael, P. Janssen, C. Suchy, B. Zhorne, J. Hill. STANDING: A. Anderson, E. Houdyshell, G. Lenning, K. Tomlinson, R. Wagner, L. Wilson, L. Kacer, C. Smith, J. Chyma, M. Meek, L. Kasal, C. Lacina, G. Fowler, D. Backen. QM nn.. gb- ,- '5'i'? '- LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Smith, B. Masker, G. Van De Walle, C. Timm, P. Strine, B. Brown, A. Ingles, T. Videtich. To the song, Let Me Call You Sweetheart the Queen and her attendants drove onto the football field in three convertibles. The girls were crowned by the King and his attendants. This was an evening to remember for the students of Tama High. For the Homecoming of 1957 we carried home a victory and many beautiful memories. PERRY'S CLOVER FARM STORE THE BEE HIVE TOMAHAWK SWEET SHOPPI KING BILL AND QUEEN CONNIE but HOMECQMI G CF I95 ,W x nl SENIOR PLAY ln. D1rector Mr French grves tnstructrons to the crew members B111 Loftus Bob Harnson, and Larry Kacer Frank Ferneau and Larry Kacer adjust the spothght iv The semor class presented 1ts play State Fa1r to an audtence of standmg room only It was the largest crowd ever to attend any funct1on 1n the h1story of Tama Hrgh School. The set was constructed by the industrial arts department. It was painted by the art department to represent the scenery ofa state fair, On May 2, 1958, the finished product was presented. Thanks to the hard work of the crew, cast, and director it was a great success. EDDIE'S D-X BORDEN'S DAIRY--WINTERS DIVISION TAMA CLINIC STATE FAIR FRONT ROW G Tomhnson B Wllson A Ingles M. Hagge G Wheeler B Brown G Van De Walle P Reese Mr French BACK ROW G Jackson M. Tlmm E Davenport. CAST Wayne George Van De Walle Margy Anne Ingles Abel Gary Jackson Harry B111 W11son Eleanor Barbara Brown Pat Gary Wheeler Em1ly Pat Reese Storekeeper Gary Tomhnson The Barker Ed Davenport Mrs. Rallins Mary Hagge CHIEF FOOD MARKET WALTER I WILLETT KILCOIN Q READX TO WEAR : ' , I . . I . 1 I ' D l Q I . - . . . : . , ' , . Melissa . . . . Mary Timm ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mr. French, J. Osterberger, F. Lewis, I. Stump, S. Kriegel, M. Marlowe, I. McRoberts. ROW TWO: C. Squiers, K. Tomlinson, C. Melsa, M. Bird, B. Brown, D. Backen, B. Atchison. ROW THREE: S. Loftus, E. Ferneau, C. Suchy, P. Reese, A, Ingles, I. Hartsell, E. Houdy- shell, ROW FOUR: M. Wiese, B. Wilson, J. Potter, J, Willett, G. Tomlinson, I. Lewers, G. Van De Walle. Mr. and Mrs. Albert French BROOK'S BY-LO GROCERY STANDARD SERVICE EDNA MEANS DRAMATIC SERVICE vvv 41' 1 ff, O STATE SPEECH CONTESTANTS, SITTING, Left to Right: P. Reese, S. Loftus, A. Ingles. STANDING J. Potter, C. Melsa, I. Willett, G. Van De Walle. This year twenty-seven students participated in speech activities. The group made a very impressive showing at preliminary contest with twenty-four division I ratings. Seven students went on to state speech contest, which was a good representation for Tama. Jerry Potter received a division I rating and all other state contestants received division Il ratings. For the first time in the history of T.H.S. a debate team was organized. Mr. Pettengill coached the debators. At an assembly program for the student body, a great deal of interest was aroused by an exhibition debate. The future of the speech program looks very promising, with many experienced under- classmen and the loss of only five seniors. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Duffy, G. Van De Walle, A. Ingles, Mr. Pettengill, J. McRoberts, P. Strine, N. White. CENTRAL HOTEL HARRISON'S BENDA'S TAVERN THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM SOME CAME TO WORK Em I -JB. OTH ERS JUST CAME Barbara Brown Phil Strine KING Tom Videtich SAYO ARA IPX w X . , ..w. ' Y L XE, ' I 1 3 ,, 3 . Wifi? nx. A is J, in I L fi? u. 1 Tom and Cindy W! ..r. s Connie Ternus Don Smith QUEEN Mary Timm Sophomore Servers MI- FUiiY3m8? D GF THE LI Vo dm Xiax 15, wa I e 1 alda ofa rom xea1 o rfvex for the beruorb of Tama H1 h ,ra a1o hen OUIL LLU1 axed an m1L1ngwLekwh11hhad bu.1.11 mth the prom one uegk ga e at we o BLLWO1 o a lent? 1 aaa d a bemblx a bolemn bac1a1a11rLafewr11u. a d a law reaphgd the1 wa or 'fam or the aduare , the next rx-o dax rmcmt a 1111111 of padum, a L1 ex preps Ld xe 1 ' -kt Q JL Xiaw 1 ex maxed appllk to 1a...11x ard 11end a LX to a kblflkl d mp .o C lc ad and the t11111111Tent of a tour wear drgahf Z'-Y The Paitonnos We re wa1t1n for the tram to come 1r1. O' Goloe. Coach 4 -.kv 1 I SNAPSHOTS Pitta--A-4 3117471 ji'-1-Sl -fi f 4 es-3 UNI r V agqgvih mari T 'Q W...- 9 'Q I v 43 Ku ,... HY' pu- r... ff V. V.. .fri r,, 'Marv a 1 I S.- G -A 6 0 'K r' wp l L I , .X ' . Q v K5 4 'I - 'vi 31 l , ' .5 U , 3 ' ' Iv I ff- -' 0 , fv M wh .LL J A 1 'F -J N, vw..-v qu-1 fbfx I . . ' 1. I ,114 K ,, ,i . 2 fa Q-X . . In L 3 f' ' A '+, ..-. 'r if ' - . vs, 'V I X , A 7' in jp, I f . CV t . A , A LAMP UNTO MY ELET As we walk rnto adulthood wt, 4 arry wrth us a lamp Thrs IS the lrnrp of knowledgt It wrll enable us to understand our surround rnqs and develop our talents thus achrcvrne success But as we work and move onward toward our goals there wrll bc moments when we wrll look back and recall the past If the pages of thrs annual help to recall pleasant memorres of that past then the work put rnto makrng the annual of 58 IS well worthwhrle EDITOR ANNE INGLES n -3- H s ' 1 - ' . , I Y I . K f. ' 3 1 - 'Q ' y Q 3 . 1 - - n u' 4 xy INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS FALIUR OPM OH ll Kunsus Cnty I Pub Uvefs Cnwf Mnv'u'u:'u'v'K Burl BWI Y H I VIIVNII lv rN U 'v l