Tama High School - Iuka Yearbook (Tama, IA)

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The eniors' Guest Cottage You're too young! The maad sees all. Love conquers! Should an 18 year old gul marry? What happens when a senator and anactress are mvlted to stay at the same place at the same tune? These quesuons were wovm mto the plot of the sexuor class play The Guest Cottage. The play was a three act farce. October 29 was the date the semors presented The Guest Cottage, whxch was wr1tten by Alben MoCleery producer and dlrector of N.B C Matinee Theater The senior class voted to have the play m the fall mstead of the spring, which had beax the accustomed time tn past years Mr French duected the play and was RSSISIQ by Mary Malm. Harold Dolezal was stage manager and Leroy Kellogg assisted. Pubhcity was handled by Linda Sulhvan and Charlotte Laclna sold tlckets the night of the play Six students handed out programs and took tickets They were Phyllis Dunning Evelyn Zeman Donna Werner Carol Smith Larry Riftle and Quentin McCxme. CAST Hope Fairchild Lyman Poole Walter F31I'Ch1ld Janet Falrchlld Mrs Foote Rxta Forbes Harold Gnmes Mrs Badgar Sandra Kesl Mike Bud Davtd Garrels Terry Booth Joan Osterberger Grace Crabtree Herb Hill Ltnda Sulltvan SF' The Cast Albert French Helen Fairchild . . . ...Karla Kaye winter n susuuoqeuuusooucnoo . I

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Homecoming -1958-59 The 1958 Homecoming festivities began with the traditional bonfire at the football field Thursday evening October 16 A dummy representing a Marengo football player was thrown into the fire by Tim Tower and Bob Benda co-captains of the football team. As usual all classes made Homecoming floats which were judged Friday afternoon October 17 The freshman float We Can t Swallow De feet won. After the assembly the whole student body marched down town behind the band. Karen Cooper was crowned Homecornmg Queen by David Garrels president of the Student Senate during the half time ceremonies of the Marengo game. Dave also crowned Karen s attendants Donna Werner Larrle Kasal, Connie Long and Phyllis Dunning. The Deep Purple Orchestra played for the Homecoming dance, which was held ln the gym followmg the football game. Harvest Moon was the theme of the dance. The back wall of thegymwas decorated with orange and brown streamers which extended to the floor A moon was at each corner and glittering gold stars sur rounded the thane. Stars and streamers also decorated the side walls The orchestra was seated in the center of the gym near the back wall, and the Homecoming floats were placed on both sides of the orchestra. Punch and cookies were served as refreshments All plans for the Homecoming activiues were made by the Student Senate. KUPKA'S MARKET 8a LOCKER PLANT we Can t Swallow De feet Freshmen wings to Victory Sophomores we've Got the Joker Up our Sleeve Juniors KUNK Nr QNGQ 'Skunk Marmgo ' Setuors CENTRAL IOWA TELEPHONE COMPANY PETERSEN'S PAINT WALLPAPER8: GLASS

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