Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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LIEUTENANT E. H. NELSON IDIEIDIICEATIICDN A11 of the departments in Tama High School are doing work which is well worth mentioning and honoring: but their work is neither as difficult nor as important as that which the army, navy, marines, and other branches of service are doing for our country. Our various branches of service are fighting to the best of their ability to protect us and our be- loved democracy. If it were not for them, our freedom would be taken from us and our lives would be placed in the hands of a dictator. Therefore, to the men and women who are giv- ing their lives and services to our country we ex- press our deepest gratitude, and to them we dedi- cate this Iuka of 1942.

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E. H. NELSON BEN IONES B. A. Coe College B. S. Coe College M. A. University ot Iowa M. A. University of Iowa Superintendent Principal I I O Administration This year the administration of the school was upset when Mr. Nelson was called into the army. To counteract this situation, Mr. Iones was tem- porarily appointed superintendent and Mr. Allen was appointed principal. Quite naturally this shakeup made the work harder for the whole faculty, but the faculty was able and willing to meet the situation. Through the coopera- tion of the whole faculty, the school year was completed with not too much inconvenience. It was, of course, a trying situation, but it is to the credit of all that it was met as easily as it was.