Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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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

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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.

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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