Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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dzlcndar September 7 Vacation ends. Building rocks to founda- tion under rush of eager students. . 15-16 Brains start working-Iowa State Tests. 17 Grundy Center's football team outdoes ours, 25-0. 24 Mr. Holbrook spoke in assembly on Early Days in Iowa. ' 28 First F .T.A. meeting. October 4 Lt. L'Amour told about some of his thrilling experiences. 8 Exciting game at Belle Plaine, 6-6. Freshies initiated at Seniors' dance. 15 Our first victory. Tama 12, Brooklyn 0. 22 Uneventful game with Montezuma. Score, 0-0. 29 We scored 6: Marengo 0. November 1 Red Cross started drive for junior members. 5 Sadie Hawkins Day dance sponsored by juniors. 11 Armistice day assembly. Annual Armistice Day game: Tama 19, Traer 2. Exhibit Night for Education Week. Normal Training girls gave tea for grade school teachers. 18 Football season ended happily with vic- tory over Toledo, 13-0. 20 Future Teachers had bake sale. 22 Unusual assembly with Sighi the Magician entertaining. 25-26 Students gave thanksgiving for Thanks- giving vacation. 12 17 December 3 Basketball team began with a lot of pep. Tama 28, Dinsdale 24. 7 Ieep Drive ended with Tama over the top. We can't always win! Tama 23, Garwin 24. 10 Close game, but we won! Montezuma 27, Tama 29. 15 Band concert. 17 Too bad. Belle Plaine 48, Tama 20. Sophomore dance. 18 Our faculty had a Christmas party. 20 Silent Night, Holy Nnight -Kay McKay girls went caroling. 21 More music-grade operetta. 22 Holiday assembly. 23 Hurrah! Christmas vacation. lanuary 3 School bells rang again. Short vacation, wasn't it? 4 St. Mary's tripped us 36-13. 6 Fifteen rahs for- the team! Toledo 16, Tama 18. 13-14 Oh! Oh! Semester exams! 14 Hawks lost to Brooklyn 33-26. 19 Preliminary declam contest. - 21 Another defeat for Marengo-22-24. Freshman stomp. 28 Montezuma 31, Tama 22. February 2 We were dropped from county tournament. Dysart 30, Tama 20. 8 Declam contest at Fteinbeck: Tama carries off all the honors. 11 Sad occasion-Belle Plaine 45, Tama 30. Normal Training alumni party. 18 Close game, but Brooklyn came out on top. 20-18. State declam contest at Odebolt. Congratu- lations to lim and Alan! Kay McKay meeting. A lovely way to close the basketball sea- son: Tama 32, Toledo 20. 25 Senior Party- Follow the Spider! 21 25 March 1-2-3-4 State sectional basketball tourney in T.H.S. 13 Another Parkinson music assembly. 17 Three quarters down, one to go! 20 Kay McKay meeting. 24 Iunior dance a big success. 28 Girls' inter-class basketball tournaments start. 31 Rural teachers club meeting: F.T.A. furnish- ing program. April 3 Normal training girls begin practice teach- ing. 9 Easter Concert. 13 Pep meeting for musicians. 14 Music contest at Marshalltown: 14 superior ratings for Tama! 19 Iuniors present successful comedy, Brother Goose. 21 Ames debate team present panel discus- sion. 28 State music contest at Vinton. May 1 lunior-senior Tulip Time prom. 2 Civil Service exams. 11 Seniors' last assembly. 12 Hilarious senior class play, The Arrival of Kitty. Baccalaureate. 14 15 Class night. All kinds of new talent. 16 Graduation. Good luck, seniors! 19 Final reports distributed.

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L L Back row: Cstandingl Miss Eleanor Beatty, Bette Ratlitfe, Ben Morgan, lack Walker, Marvin Collinson, Lawrence Hagerty, Richard Frink, Betty Frahm. fSittingl Hubert Rebik, Bob Carpenter, Betty Thill, Alan Iones. Third row: Sue Hartsell, Doris Brown, Viola Soucek, Patty Guy, Mary Io Prohaska, Lynn Frink, Fred Patterson, Iohn Tomlinson, Marvin Carpenter, Lawrence Rebik, Peggy Dumbauld, Patty Sincox, Ben Iones, Ina Mae Mochal, Shirley Nelson, Louise Soucek, Betty Noble, Phyllis Frahm. Second row: Doreen Fiala, Ella Mae Peters, Leona Graff, Roger Hill, Alice Overturf, Delores Tomlinson, Io Ann Mochal, Audra Peters, Louise Kupka, Lester Graff, Dorothy Plehal, Mary Ioe Witosky. First row: Dick Carpenter, Sally Pelham, Ioan Croskey, Julius Lauderdale, Dorothy Zearfoss, Ann Delight Peters, Cecelia McCoy. Hand How I always yearned to be a member of the band! So this year I brought my horn to school. adopted a serious attitude toward it, and joined the band. I'm certainly not sorry. Our community has reason to be proud of us, and of our Very capable director, Miss Eleanor Beatty. Not only was our band as a whole given excellent supervision, but I know I surely profited by my individual lessons. It was surely thrilling to me to be a member of the band as we marched in the fall bond drive and in our demonstrations on the football field for our home games. Not only there: we also played at the basketball games and pep meetings. In our more formal appearances we played in band concerts and P.T.A. meetings. As evidence of our accomplishments, we point with pride to our superior rating at pre-state contest. Our officers are: President, Lynn Frink: Vice-President, Dick Carpenter: Secretary-Treasurer, Iohn Tomlinson: Librarian, Cecelia McCoy: Manager, Dick Frink. Girls Trio: Alice Overturf, Ianice Sin. Trumpet Trio: Marvin Carpenter, Lynn Frink, Fred cox, Audra Peters. Patterson.