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UNDERCLASSMEN IUNIOR CLASS Fifth row: Iohn Tomlinson, Iulius Lauderdale, Lynn Frink, Bob Tyler, Iohn Minor, lim Mochal, Darwin Twisleton, Vernon Thompson, Allen Houston, Bob Nelson, Kenneth Peters. Fourth row: Hazel Hanus, Pauline Hrstka, Gail Feisel, Margaret Hegardt, Elaine Willer, Doris Cory, Evelyn Thompson, Marianne Parizek, Bette Wnite. Third row: Evelyn McCoy, Maxine Prusha, Ruth Finzen, Louise Soucek, Shirley Sturtz, Hazel Poweshiek, Devota Moyer, Betty Ratlifte, Emily oorisky. Second row: Kathryn McGrew. Mildred Mc- Murray, Voda Weaver, lean Reid, Lily Amcha, Mable Abbott, Iune Hardon, Gladys Heishman, Miss Dorothy Cords, sponsor. First row: Delbert Mohrtield, Ezzie Coleman, Sammy Miceli, Garland Doyle, Fred Patterson, Bob Metz, Dick Waite, Norma Brown, Evelyn Chyma. SOPHOMORE CLASS Sixth row: Bill Thill, Rex Weitzell, Marvin Carpenter, Bernard Shilhanek, Reed Fahling, Hubert Zhorne, Merle Kensinger, Ben Morgan, Alan Iones. Fifth row: Beverly Harlan, Alice Mochal, Mable Coleman, Ianice Sincox, Norma Houston, Leola Schroeder, Marilyn Bramblett, Alice Over- turf, Iean Booth. Fourth row: Eddie Hill, Bud Vail, Robert Waite, Rex Dolash, Ervin Hanus, Arnold Chant- land, Iohn Ervin, Marvin Collinson. Third row: Lucille Zhorne, Marilyn Casey, Betty DuPre, Lauretta Werner, Mable Braye, Wilma Weise, Shirley Moyer, Betty Weise, Maxine Hlas. Second row: Irene Johnson, Pat Sadler, Audra Peters. Barbara Henle, Merle Pagel, Jerome Slebiska, Ronald Anderson. First row: Miss Elizabeth Roberts, sponsor, Georgia Betz, Janet Lauderdale, Lester Graft, Iack Ramsdall, Carl Schroeder, Rex Coleman, Dick Carpenter. FRESHMAN CLASS Sixth row: Darrell Rebik, Mark Plowman, Duane Schoelerman, Virgil Schmidt, Darrell Hun- nicutt, Jack Kriegel, Conrad Weaver, Tom Malin, Bob O'Connor, Herbert Youngbear. Fifth row: Leona McFate, Betty Quigley. Delores Davis, Dorothy Plehal, lean Smith, Marlys Walls, Verna Spire, Irene Plucar, Helen Hodina, Alyce Houston. Fourth row: Lawrence Rebik, Russell Kroeger, Ervin Rebik, Richard Frink, Robert Carpenter, Richard Corns, Richard Burnes, Vernon Pagel, Glenn Smith, George Luther. Third row: Orland Burns, Donald Lenhart, Donald Twisleton, Bob Prusha, Billy Ice Young- man, Iohn Dellett, Bill Halliburton, Richard Papakie, Billy Rugg. Second row: Mrs. Ieanette Drury, sponsor, Leona Graft, Barbara Hill, Shirlee Nelson, Mary Lou O'Connor, Delores Kilcoin, Betty Noble, Iune glilmellixck, Evelyn Groves, Cecelia McCoy, Gladys UIC . First row: Violet Kunch, Ina Mae Mochal, Billy Higqinbotham, Marvin Willer, Ronald Groves, Don Crosser, Alan Heishman, Louise Kupka, Maxine Booth, Lois Suhonick, Anna Vavroch.
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JUNIOR CLASS The Iunior Class will complete the end of the school year with one wish, and one alone, that next year will return to our school the boys and teachers who have so gal- lantly given up their own way of life for our protection. By selling pop corn, candy, and hamburgers at the football and basketball games the class was very successful in raising money for the social event of the year, The lunior and Senior Prom. The Iunior Class Play helped to contribute a good sum for the same purpose. The close of the school year is drawing near and the thought of each Iunior is that next year will end the happy high school days. Though they will never be able to take the place of the seniors that are with us this year, they will endeavor to hold high the standards reached by that class and strive to leave the same fine examples for the next class. Officers were: President, Ezzy Coleman: Vice-President, I-luth Burnes: Secretary, Voda Weaver: Treasurer, Maxine Prusha: Sponsor, Miss Dorathy Cords. SUPHUMURE CLASS The second year of this class's era in Tama High School has come almost to an end. Already some students are showing promises of better things ahead. A number of students from this class have participated in declamatory work. One is writing on the news staff and several others are signed up for next year. Various instruments of the band are played by different class musicians. Among these are the trombone, cornet, drum, bassoon, French horns, alto saxophone, and a clarinet. This shows that this class is almost a band in itself. Sports, too are claiming some of these sophomore boys as valuable to the basket- ball team, baseball team, and football team. Those who have worked hard and proved their ability are Merle Kensinger, Ben Morgan, and Rex Coleman as well as many others. This will be the Iunior Class next year and they will have more opportunities to let these talents develop. Lincoln Essay Medals were awarded to Arnold Chantland, Audra Peters, and Bernard Shilhanek for their excellent essays on Why Buy Bonds. Officers were: President, Ben Morgan: Vice-President, Georgia Betz: Secretary and Treasurer, Alan Iones: Sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Roberts. FRESHMAN CLASS People usually speak of this class as the Green freshies ! However, after having spent a year in high school, they feel it is time to pass the tradition on to the succeed- ing class. Even though these people may seem small and unimportant now, a few years will mark a different trend in their lives. Some are already represented inthe band: others have great possibilities in the field of athletics. Vocal music will be the aim of others while some will develop in the field of dramatics. Then, of course, there will be the scholastic type of student who will stick to his A's l This class is well deserving of praise. May they be as outstanding when the time comes for them to stand on the threshold of graduation as the preceding classes have been. Officers are: President, Darrell Rebik: Vice-President, Dick Corns: Secretary, Dick Burns: Treasurer, Cecelia McCoy: Sponsor, Mrs. Clyde Drury.
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