Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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Bottom row: Wanda Thompson, Dorothy Weitzell, Evelyn Crawford, Doris Ianssen, Iean Titcomb, Eve- lyn Kupka, Harold Suchonek, Iack Mulligan, Tommy O'Connor. Second row: Donna Plum, Norma Weise, Lois Speckner, Ioan Williams, Imia Zeman, Carl Wilson, Charles Anthony, Iohn Hand, Bob Soule, Dick Plowman, Max Peet, Gerald Balloun, Third row: Mary Ann Starits, Shirley Moran, Martha Hrtska. Ioan Mochal, Charles Smith, Iack Hanify, Bob Shadden, Charles Mohrfield, Wesley McGrew, Margaret Betz, Doris Dailey. Fourth row: Mary Io Witosky, Sue Hartsell, Doris Booth, Geraldine Pelisek, Agnes Davenport, Betty Frahm, Bob Coleman, Evelyn Coleman, Lottie Ramsdell, Bessie Braye, Dorothy Mull. Fifth row: Miss Cunningham, Dorothy Zearfoss, Ioy Schraeder, Delores Miller, Mary Ann Mochal, Phyllis Schoelerman, Norma Suchonek, Ruth Backen, Alice Wood, Delores Mohrfield. Ruth Ann Hlas. Sixth row: lack Carpenter, Roger Bennett, Dick Fiesel, Gaylord Morris, Rolland Bogle, Bob Kovorick, Allan Hill, Eugene Youngman, Norman Duffy, Virgil Wulff, Iohn Cibula. Not in picture: Norman Pagel, Frances Poweshiek. Freshmen Class Gee, but it was swell to at last be in high school! At least that's the Way sixty-four freshmen thought, only to find out that the upper classmen were their lords and masters and that they really had to work-or else! The freshman class has shown much promise and many of them are al- ready outstanding in musical and scholastic ability, as shown by freshmen representatives at the music contest and freshmen who would have an undis- puted place on the school honor roll. A major and minor letter were received by two boys who were members of the football squad as were two minor letters received by two other boys in basketball. Although freshmen can't show much, they have done very well with what they had, as was shown by their class parties and the fact that they were the first class to have a 10004 membership during the Red Cross drive. The freshmen are a very talented group and are sure to be a credit to Tama High when they graduate. The class officers are: President, lack Hanify: Vice-President, Bob Coleman: Secretary, Mary Io Witoskyg Treasurer, loan Mochal: and Sponsor, Miss Cunningham.

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Front row: Bud Zhorne, Cecilia McCoy, Ina Mae Mochal, Audra Peters, Alan Iones, Merle Kensinger, Georgia Betz, Alice Overturf, Darrell Rebik, Morris McCormick, Dick Burnes, Marilyn Casey, Alyce Houston. Second row: Duane Schoelerman, Dick Carpenter, Irene Plucar, Cliff Maiden, Alice Mochal, Miss Deters, Dick Frink, Bob Nelson, Tom Malin, Bill Thill, IUKA STAFF Assembling an Iuka is as big a job as it appears to be, and it isn't one begun and finished in two or three weeks-but began in the early fall with pictures being taken of athletic events and school snaps. It was later, however, when the work became more concentrated and worries set in. Ben and Georgia were constantly besought with queries: Are the couples' pictures taken yet?-Didn't you get any film? Merle and Cliff were everlastingly reminded of the necessity of procuring ads-then, too, they are responsible for taking in the money for Iuka orders. Audra's features were very clever, and they took time and effort-the Seniors seemed reluctant to divulge their wills. Bud Z. and Bob N. spent long hours on their sport Write-ups and the results show it-they're good! Dick Carpenter very capa- bly handled our musical sections with his Writeups. In addition to all these sepa- rate departments-there is another section which no single definite task, but acts as general Overseer- by rechecking data, proof reading copy, and keeping tabs on the various editors as to the progression of their write ups-and this section is headed by the editor-to him comes the worries and gripes of all sections. Yes, it was a big iob-but it was fun-ask any of these people and they'll tell you it was-watching the Iuka grow from a penciled typing paper edition to the finely printed book produced this year of 1945, the book we think is the best to come out of Tama High in a long time and for a long time to come. Editor H ...eee..vee...eV..... Y. ....... . ....... .. ......,...... .. ......,,.. , Alan Iones ASSISIGIH Editor W, ,,,, , , , ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,, Y , Tom Malin Business Managers .... . .. .... ,.MerIe Kensinger, Cliff Maiden Assistant Business Manager ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , , , ,, , Dick Frink Dummy Editor .. ........ . .... ...,,. . . .. ........v.. Marilyn Casey Assistant Dummy Editor ,,,,, , ,,,. ........ . Irene Plucar Photographers ...... ...... . ,,,..., B en Morgan, Georgia Betz Assistant Photographer . ........ .. ,......,... Darrell Rebik Organizations Editor .. . .. ,,,.,.... ,.......... . Alice Mochal Assistant Organizations Editor ,,,,,,, Ina Mae Mochal Feature Editor . .....,,,.. , ., ...,..... .... A udra Peters Assistant Feature Editor .. .,.... .. ,Cecelia McCoy Humor Editor ,.., ...... . , . ...,.....,... , . .,,.....,..... , . ..,.,... ...Alice Overturt Assistant Humor Editor , . .,,. ...,. . .. ....,,, , , .. Morris McCormick Art Editors . . ...... . .. Rosemary Iacobson, Ianet Lauderdale, Bill Thill Assistant Art Editor . .. ...........,. , . ...... Duane Schoelerman Sports Editors , .. ...,,, , ...,,,. . .. . . .. . Bob Nelson, Bud Zhorne Assistant Sports Editor .......... Dick Burnes Music Editor . ..,.....,,. , ...., .,....... D ick Carpenter Assistant Music Editor . ....... .. .... Alyce Houston Typists .. ...... .Y Bemard Shilhanek, Ianice Sincox