By Kelsey UpahSpring sports are just beginning, and winter sports are being wrapped up. A few of North Tama's basketball athletes ended the 2008-2009 season with post-season awards.The Redhawk boys basketball team had three members named to all conference teams. Sophomore Lucas Hefty received ...

By Nora SedaIt's that time of year again! It is time for the students to show their talents through art. The Fine Arts Festival was held on Thursday, March 19, 2009, from 6:30 to 9:00 at North Tama High School. The festival is an exciting time for all students at North Tama. It gives young ...

By Jeremy WrageOn Tuesday March 17, 2009, the High School National Honor Society held its annual Parent's Appreciation Dinner. The Parent's Appreciation Dinner is a time where NHS members can thank their parents and families for all of the support and help they have given them through their ...

Sara Stoakes receives her medal for her fourth place finish in the 800 m run at the State Indoor Track meet in Cedar Falls on March 24. Stoakes was competing with some of the toughest competition she has faced all year with girls from 4A schools.Photo by Amy Jantzen

Alaina Jantzen hands off to Nikki Peters in the 4x200 at the State Indoor meet held at the UNI Dome in Cedar Falls last Tuesday, March 24.Photo by Amy Jantzen

Kailey Kladivo set a personal best record with a jump of 14'1" in the long jump at the State Indoor meet last Tuesday in Cedar Falls.Photo by Amy Jantzen

Kelsey Upah prepares to start the 4x200 last Tuesday at the State Indoor meet. Kelsey also set a personal best record in the shot put with a throw of 36'. Upah increased her distance by 8' from the last meet that she competed in at Pella.Photo by Amy Jantzen

Katie Kupka competes in the 1500m run at the State Indoor meet last Tuesday. Kupka held a good pace and finished strong.Photo by Amy Jantzen

Sara Stoakes (center) gets out of the blocks in the qualifying round of the 60 dash at the Indoor State meet. Stoakes went on to place 5th in the final round to medal.Photo by Amy Jantzen

Nora Seda and Emily Ewoldt spent part of the school day in the city park picking up cigarette butts as part of the Kick Butts program. North Tama students that are involved with the JEL (Just Eliminate Lies) program participated in the clean-up.Photo by Tracey Peters