Red Oak High School - Pep Yearbook (Red Oak, IA)

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F 11 ' ' QWQ 0 :hx 67 lpn- 45.94, ,M I- 95, xii z ' l - I 7 f '4 I D D 2 5 I Eff-xl' - E! -N 1 ' P ,yy . , X . ' EMEA . a .Rn ' R j NNN.. X V 1. P ii:-my MERRILL OLSON An all -round athlete. Football '13, '14. Basketball '13, '14, and '15. Capt. '14. Track '13, '14, Baseball '12, '13, '14, '15, Mgr. '13, Capt. '14, Sophomore Treasurer. Is inclined to be sarcastic. We'll sure miss Ole. LAUSRINDA osfrnoivi , , Class,Treasurer 12. Acorn Staff '13. Glee Club '14, '15. Public Speaking '15. Of course she never has her lessons, and in Vergil she goes so slow it is really hard to understand the connections. She pos- sesses both literary and artistic ability. Well, listen here-. ' g MARY PALMER I Declamatory '12, '15,' Basketball '13, Booster. Alumni Editor of the Pep, A girlwith the ability to do thingsq One con- tinuous bubble of laughter. How do you do! One who to herself is true and therefore must be so to you. JUNE PERRY Joined us this year. Always dependable. A sweet. ejolly sort of a girl. Sh!,I have a dark past, I came from Corning High School. I JULIA PETERSON Came to us in the senior year 'from Elliott High School. '- Public Speaking '15, A worker always attending to her own af- fairs and doing her level best. I DORIS RAPP . Class Secretary '12, Acorn Staff '12. Declarnatory 14, '15, Glee Club '14, '15. She is skillful alike with the brush and pen. Has a right jolly good smile. I'm going to be a school ma'am.

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