Mason City High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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.ark 1? -V, .34.-'. I A MAN WHO can sing the blues, Hob Mason lays it down for students above. WITH HIS SILHOUETTE against a slide, Rev. Lavem Hanson from The Trinity Lutheran Church spoke of his travels to the Holy Land. 's THE MAN WHO gets the shows bo your living room, KGLO Public Relations Director, Howard Kennedy, explains the process of television pro- gramming. I8 X 'Sis

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