Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

Page 27 text:

,fx V .nf-1' ETC d.4.4l4fL6lfL 1,1 hi,.g5-Jag 1, -gb. 1 -3.4: 11,3 -,-A - - K 1 X if .A 1 4 . -,- . , ml, .ff ,, - 1 H, J, kv- :A V- 1 -,Qu rf- : 3 ,. -Lf ' -, , 'v J - a.4.ff1-.-'M-' -:-1-Hn X . :q,s'-T.:--,QA H A ' 'v - ' ' 1 H -- , f A 'Q--12111. az,-yjfn az- . 4 ' 3-. - , , - W 21 -'a,,QL'I'-M.N.:,: 1 ,- ' .pg - - - , . , ,, . , '1:zx,f:52-afifis:1.f,:'-.fffru4.e-asuwwivfwa' V-,fp wrfrf-2-J, ' 1 if' '- - ' . -' f ' ' ' , ,Z ,Qi 55:3-by-.1 .fw 1, .. , ,. A , xl ,Yi . , V . . , K ,. ., .. . . . A . 3'E1f.:,i:'12f'1fv3'f1W59':.5.n5.'i51.'E,:wkv77-'vu .. :ws if - ., . I . ' 'F' . . ., '

Page 26 text:

El, SPRUPHEEY qcmmnuedp Suddenly I was horror strtcken to hear a woman Sh1'1ek1I'1q at the top of her votce I opened my door and l1stened aga1n Ive lost 1t Ive lost 1t' she walled By thts t1me ever 1 one was dashmg to her ass1stance so I too went To my aston1shment there stood Anna Vavroch tremblmg I lost a dtamond down the dra1n ptpe she sobbed The hotel plumber Don Tw1selton was called cmd Anna was quleted whlle her dxamond was be1ng retneved The hotel mamtamed 1ts own var1ed ser vtces for the convemence of 1ts patrons among whrch was the nylon stockrng counter operated by Maxene Booth and just to the r1ght was a beauty salon whlch featured Iune Chmeltk as cosmet1c1an and beauty operator On the OPPOSIIG s1de of the hall a neon slgn read Escort Servtce Make Your Ap pomtments Early Through the wrndow I could see Dorothy Plehal who was workxng tn the offrce as a f1le clerk I entered the barber shop and was just on tlme Tom Malm who was voted by h1s class as most llkely to succeed placed a cape about me and proceeded to chp my halr Next to concernmg h1s harrcuts Not too much off the S1deS and leave plenty on the top Iohn was st1ll searchmg for new worlds 1n sclence to conquer Vemon Pagel entered the hotel as I was leavmg He carned a heavy bnef case whxch bore the words Collector of Internal Revenue The atmosphere of the race track exctted me but not Marvm Wrllefr hlghway patrolman who was regulatmg traff1c These hlghway patrolmen are always around Entermg behmd me was Coach Drck Burnes of Iowa Umversxty who was gomg to lead h1s boys aga1nst Ill1no1s next week H was enjoymg a conversatron wtth h1s fonner classmate Sgt Ronald Groves who enhsted shortly after qraduatron he became so fond of Army hfe that he just re-enl1sted year after year Before the auto race began Truant Ofhcer George Luther voted by h1s class as most ltkely not to succeed barged 1n and hauled a 11ttle fellow out by the arm lecturmg Dont you know ya amt supposed to skxp school? Yer h1story teacher Mrss Ockenfels really has been worned about you Seated m the yudges stand w1th a short hand pad on her knee was Helen Hodma tak1ng complete notes on every detatl of the race whrch was drctated to her An eager group of orphans s1tt1ng dxrectly 1n front of us were overloyed at be1ng able to attend the auto race featur1ng the famed Bob Carpenter The chrldren were superv1sed by Bev Paul Soule and Leona Graf! matron at the chlldren s home At last the race was on' The publ1c was cheenng for 1ts favorltes but Bob was m the lead Durmg 1t all Ina Mae Mochal. ch1ef d1et1c1an of Chlcagos General Hosprtal was contrtbuttng her afternoon off to countmg the calorles whxch were ln the sandw1ches be1ng sold to the publ1c Three cars turned over gomg around the last curve but Bob came out wmner' Among the ILISI to congratulate hun was the Hollywood celebnty Alyce Houston who d Just completed the movxe What Am I SQYIIIQQ Travelmg w1th M1ss Houston was Irene Plucar who took care of all her bus1ness CIHGIIS and made all her appomtments That eventng I went to a theater managed tuxedo seemg that h1s patrons were well pleased w1th the servlce Upon returnxng to my hotel I met lean Snuth whod made a bus1ness tr1p to Ch1cago to confer w1th Louzse Kupka on the subject of havmg her bakery completely remodeled When entermg the elevator I bumped 1nto Allen Houston Hrs surtcases were covered w1th labels guess he never got nd of the travel1ng bug from h1s Navy days Early the followtng mornmg I went to the arrport and bought a t1cket for home Srtttng bes1de me on the plane was Leona McFate heavy we1ght woman wrestler of New York who was returnmg to Iowa for a rest dur1ng the summer months B111 Younqman also a plane passenger had been transferred by the Fuller Brush Co from Rhode Island to Iowa as salesman for the ent1re state The IIISI fam1l1ar face I saw upon returnmg home was Vrrgll Schmxdt who Just won world faxr honors for h1s hogs And so havmg agam made contact w1th the sen1ors of 46 I shall pahently awart future news of therr tnals tr1bulat1ons and eventual success T enty 1 0 . , u I ' . . 5 ll I - ll - follow was Iohn Dellett. who was plenty fussy by Conrad Weaver. Who St00d Crbouf in G . . . . . e - - I ' I ll I I . I I W .

Page 28 text:

Back How I Walker E Kapayou P Prusha W Kroeger R Sadler W Knegel P Malden I Nelson M Buffalo C Wanatee Flfth Row M Graff D Metz R Fexsel L Cepelak D Damtsh B Thtll M Kung I Croskey D Flala Fourth Row L Hagerty H Olson C Noble F Hand K Wettzell D Nekola L Backen L Graf! R Hayes C Cram Th1rdRow E Peters P Frahm P Dumbauld M Ockentels S Pelham B Conrad R Woodworth M Dolash D Iochlms Second Row Robert Sturtz B Papake R Loftus B Robeson V Neumann D Hill F Duffy D Plowman Mtss Cunnxngham Front Row D Brown M Rhodes M Earnest W Abbott Z Moran D Tomlmson D Lacma A Mtcelx Not ln pncture Royce Sturtz JUNIURS' FIESTA SIIUHES HIT Slow on the draw but qulck on the shot the Jumors approached the fourth quarter wlth enthusrasm and energetrc ant1c1pat1on for the1r Flesta The prom drdnt just happen 1t was preceded by erght months contmuous struggle securmg pop candy bars and popcorn and sell1ng the refreshments at football and basketball games Coupled Wllh the1r efforts to secure funds to fmance the1r Flesta was the leadersh1p under the1r class ofhcers presrdent Iohn Nelson v1ce pres1dent Delores Tomlmson secretary Ruth Fe1sel treasurer Mae Peters sponsor M1ss Cunnmgham The var1ous prom commrttees were headed by B111 Robeson who acted as general chaxrman for the affalr The MGXICGH theme was beauhfully carr1ed out 1n detarl 1n the prom decoratrons Present were the character1st1c burros cactr sleepmg Mexlcans under huge hats and colorful market places Mam event of the floor show was the skrt Ferdmand the Bull narrated by Bett1e Th1ll Carl Bean s or chestra provrded musxc dtmng the d1nner hour and for dancmg Another notable ach1evement of the class was the yumors part1c1pat1on and accomp11shments rn extra curr1cular act1v1t1es Standmg on the threshold of the1r senlor year the jumors promlse to mult1 ply and broaden the1r many desuable qual1t1es Twenty four Q . I ' ' . V Q -X i L a . , . , Q' r, l 3 t 1 If ' t ' Q.. 11 - 11 - - 1 1 . . . . . . . 1, . 1, . , . . . , . 1 1 . . . . ,, . 1, ' I I - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , 1 . . 11 - 11 . . 1 I I I o ' . . . 1 . . . I .