Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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NURMAL TRAINING CLUB 'M' Future Teachers of America are these girls who are now taking the normal train- ing course in high school. Today more than ever before there is a need and a demand for better and more capable teachers, Through their high school courses these girls are preparing to teach in rural communities or to go on to college. The officers of the Future Teachers of America Club are Alene Turner, president: Marian Spire, vice-president: Loan Crane, secretary: Ellen Schmidt, treasurer: Willena lochims, historian: and Maxine Prusha, club reporter: Advisor, Miss Hepfinger. RURAL STUDENTS Third row: Mable Abbott. Ellen Schmidt, Lily Amcha, Alene Turner. Doris Cory. Second row: Miss Lucy Heptinger, instructor, Gail Feisel, Pauline Hrstka, Elaine Willer, Willena Iochims. First row: Irene Thomp- son, Maxine Prusha, Evelyn Thompson, Marian Spire, Loan Crane. Eighth row: Dale Dolash. Ervin Hanus, Duane Schoel- erman, Virgil Schmidt, Leo Kupka, Darrell Hunnicutt, Marvin Carpenter, Rex Weit- zell, Vernon Thompson, Rex Dolash. Seventh row: Gladys Heishman, Lois Timm, Mable Abbott, Lily Amcha, Ellen Schmidt, Norma Houston, Mable Coleman, Phyllis Earnest, Alene Turner, Doris Cory. Sixth row: Bob Metz, Bob Waite, Arnold Chantland, Eddie Hill, Fred Patterson. IuTius Lauderdale, lim Ruck- er, Herbert Youngbear, Bob Carpenter, Bill Halliburton. Fifth row: Corinne Cram, Marilyn Casey, Margaret Casey, Margaret Hegardt, Wilma Weitzell, Elaine Wil- ler, Helen Mae Hodina, Rosaline Sokol, Ruth Finzen, Evelyn Thompson, Dick Waite. Fourth row: Carl Schrad- er, Richard Papake, Donald Lenhart, Lester Graff, Del- bert Mohriield, Marvin Col- linson, Merle Pagel, Iohn Tomlinson, Marvin Willer. Lawrence Rebik. Third row: Dorothy Plehal. June Chmelik, Gail Feisel, Pauline Hrstka, Shirley Moyer, Mable Zhorne, Verna Spire, Irene Plucar, Irene Thompson, Lucille Moyer, Kathryn McGrew. Second row: Leola Schrader, Delores Davis, Hazel Hanus, M a x i n e Prusha, Georgia Betz, Ianet Lauderdale, Emily Borisky. Lucille Zhorne, Marion Spire, Louise Kupka, Bette Noble. First row: Leona Graft, Evelyn Chyma, Dorothy Carpenter, Barbara Henle, Anna Vavroch.

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Fifth row leit to right: Darlene Crawford, Mable Coleman, Alice Mochal, Lily Amcha, Lilyanna Ramsdell, Gerry Slebiska, Ianice Sincox, Shirley Moyer, LaVonne Iacobsen, Darlene Weaver. Fourth row: Betty DuPre, Beverly Harlan, Mildred McMurray, Edith Mason, Rita Jacobsen, Verna Spire, Wilma Weitzell, Betty Finzen, Rosaline Sokol, Alice Houston. Third row: Mary Lou O'Connor, Iean Smith, Iune Hardon, Lois Timm, Mabel Abbott, Iune Chmelik, Dorothy Plelial, Jean Booth, Marlys Walls, Marilyn Casey. Miss Cords, sponsor, Second row: Evelyn McCoy, Ruth Pinzen, Ruth Fulton, Lucille Zhorne, Betty Ratlifte, Corinne Cram, Delores Davis, Delores Kilcoin, Kathryn McGrew, Dorothy Anderson, Emily Borisky. First row: Violet Kunch, Maxine Booth, Ina Mae Mochal, Barbara Hill, Norma Harlan, Georgia Betz, Norma Brown, Louise Kupka, Evelyn Chyma, Lois Suhonik, Anna Vavroch. E. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is composed of high school girls who are interested in sports. Each member attempts to win an award by earning 500 points, through partici- pation in games and sports as listed on the point chart. Two girls, Edith Mason and Norma Harlan, earned an award this year. This organization meets the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. The first meeting of the month is a business meeting, and the second a social. The officers are: President, Edith Mason: Vice-president, Iune Stigersy Secretary, Betty Finzen: Treasurer, Ruth Fulton: Sponsor, Miss Cords.

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ls this Thursday? Then the school paper is out today! and there is a mad scramble for-the T'S COLUMN!! After thoroughly digesting this, the reader turns to the other features of the school page-the editorials, the grade news, the high school news, Pop- ping the Question, sports news, and a feature story. The news staff has been fortunate this year to have such capable editorial writers. feature story composer, sports analist, and an all-round staff which has shown some outstanding contributions to the field of journalism. The staff is composed of twelve seniors, three juniors, and one sophomore. As is customary the majority of the staff are seniors: however, a few underclassmen are put on so that they can have the experience of carrying on the work when the seniors are gone. Miss Stevens was the faculty advisor. Declamatory work has been carried out quite extensively in Tama High School for a number of years. When the contest first started, there were three entries in the oratori- cal division, five in the dramatic, and five in the humorous: from these, nine contestants were chosen to compete in the home contest. Those who received firsts in the home contest were Bill Platt, oratorical: Alice Overturf, dramatic: and Frances Chantland, hu- morous. In the State Preliminary Contest held in Tama, these same three students again received first division ratings. However, at the Sub-district Contest held at Traer. Frances received a second rating while Alice received a third. Bill was not required to compete in this contest. The District Contest was held in Tama and Bill was victori- ous: the State Contest was next in line and Bill received a second division rating which is high in a state contest. To these students goes appreciation for all the talent and ability they've shown plus the credit due Miss Lockwood for her capability in teaching them. Third row: Leo Kupka, Betty Finsen, Elaine Willer, Margaret Hegardt, Alene Turner, Norma Harlan, lean Reid. Second row: Audra Peters, Frances Chantland, Ann Lou DuPre, Shirley Bryant. First row: Miss Lucie Stevens, sponsor, Iune Stig- ers, Bill Platt, editor, Dar- lene Weaver, Phyllis Earn- est, Frank Haydon. News Staff Second row: Audra Pet- ers, Shirley Bryant, Doris C K th ' M G ory, ct erme c rew, Alene Turner, Alan Jones, Rex Weitzell. First row: Betty DuPre, Bill Platt, Alice Overturf, Frances Chantland, Evelyn Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Lockwood, instructor. , lleclamaturg