Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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Back Row Warren Paqel Duane Schoelerman Vernon Pagel Iohn Dellett Front Row Cectlta McCoy Verna Sptre Ina Mae Mochal NATIONAL HUNUB SUCIETY The Natlonal Honor SOC1elY represents the hlghest honor to be attalned upon the completlon of four years of h1gh school It not only mcludes superlor scholast1c achlevement but also such per sonal qual1t1es as character servlce and leadershrp Character one of the requuements IS Judged on the basls of the student s conduct and att1tude 1n school Leadershlp 1S evrdenced by h1s belng a class ofhcer or 1n any way a rep resentatlve of h1s class dur1ng h1s four years 1n h1gh school Servrce of course can be shown by hrs 11st of school GCl1V1l1eS such as athletlcs mus1c dramancs or other dutles The organ1zat1on of the Natronal Honor Soc1ety wh1ch was accompl1shed 1n our country 1n 1900 unrtes mto one vast group many young people who were fortunate enough to atta1n 1ts alrn The flrst t1me students were admltted to the Natlonal Honor Soclety 1n Tama was 1923 and smce then many have fulhlled a part of the requxrements but only a few have met them all We hope and trust that these sen1ors who are pr1v1leged to wear th1s sym bol of honor will hold h1gh the torch wh1ch symbohzes the h1gh alms of the Nat1ona1 Honor Soc1ety Ten 1 1 - . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1

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On one bright September day in the year 1933 we started our scholastic careers Now thirteen years later we have arrived at a milestone in our lives-graduation Throughout our high school days we have been known for many achievements We have outshone others in scholarship lournalism music dramatics and athletics Our exceptional talents are proven by the fact that in the field of athletics the first string basketball team was composed almost entirely of seniors and seniors held a majority of the first chairs in band When asked to do something we entered wholeheartedly into the spirit of the occasion and came out with flying colors. Our initiative was evidenced by our sponsoring Hobo Day for the first time in the history of Tama High School. The event proved to be a lot of fun for all-one which we hope will become an annual af- air. Officers during this important year were: president Dick Burnes' vice-president Irene Plucar' secretary Dolores Kilcoin' treasurer Mor- ris McCormick. We have come cr long way since 1933 and the unsureness and fear we felt the first day of school. Now we are poised and competent individuals who feel that we can leave Tama High knowing that we have accomplished our goal in school. Class Colors,-Blue and Gold. Class Flower-Gardenia. Dick Burnes, Dolores Kilcoin, Irene Plucar, Morris McCormick f