Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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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 .

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Back Row I Clbula C Smrth B Shadden I Carpenter R Bennett B Kavortk R Boqle G Morrrs G Youngman I Hamty Fxfth Row Mrs B Fr hm M Mochal N Duffy D Ockenfels Fourth How M Starrts L Ramsdell S Hartsell A Wood A Davenport N Suchanek as M Wltosky I Shroeder B Soule N Paqel I Mulhqan M Betz E Crawford S Moran Second Row F Poweshrek D Plum C Wxlson I Hand V Wulff T OConnor D Plowman H Suchanek D Wettzell I Tttcomb Front How E Kupka I Zemon B Braye C Mohrheld B Coleman R Felsel A Hxll D Booth L Speckner SUPHS SUPPURT ACTIVITIES When we thrnk of the sophomore class we thlnk of outstand1ng achleve ments rn rnusrc and journahsm The sophomores werent a forgotten class for through therr contrlbutlons they played a leadmg role 1n the act1v1t1es of T H S Probably the one thrng the sophomores could call therr own was the pr1v1 lege of serv1ng at the 1un1or semor prom The glrls chosen by the tumors were Dor1s Booth Mary Io Wrtosky Evelyn Crawford Betty Frahm Marv Ann Mochal Ioan Mochal Margaret Betz and Evelyn Kupka Fellows named as warters were Allan H111 Bob Coleman lack Hamfy lack Mull1qan Dxck Fersel Bob Kavonk Iohn Clbula and lack Carpenter A compass ledger paper a preserved bug a saw or needle and thread m1ght have been a sophomores classroom equlpment Perhaps thelr most popular classes were those whrch mvolved a large amount of actual applrca tlon of pr1nc1ples studved The fellows made everythmg from bookends to hoghouses ln manual arts classes Grrls gloated over the fact that they could make and eat apple p1e whlle less fortunate students slaved over therr text books Offrcers elected by the sophomores were presrdent Allan H111 vrce presrdent Bob Coleman secretary Dor1s Booth treasurer Drck Fersel sponsor Mrs Meyerhoff Twon IY hvc ,. 5 1 ' tb f 2 Z , I ' 1 X 4 6 , f tg I I 2 4 f 3 I . , A lf I It si 3 , Meyerhoffi Wiese, Miller,- P. Schoelerman, R. Baclren, D. Zearfoss. .I a , I . I ,I .l , . I l .I l : ' V, . , . , , , . - , . , R. H1 , G. Pelisek, M, Hrstka, D. Dailey. Third Row: I. Mochal, D, Ianssen, 1 1 1 V I f . , . . : . I . : . - . : . ' : , ' ' 1 ,