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

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.E c I U El f i g WD it i to e ' Seems as Juniors they was jolliest Allers had somethin' nice to do. Well no, they did more than just playin' They studied some now and then too. They published a cute little paper Which aroused the Seniors wit Then come the great big reception But you can task them about it. And now our boy's a Senior-p My how time does Hy-- They're getting ready to graduate . F rom dear old Red Oak High Theyive been just as busy as ever With doins for teachers and such And what they didn't get in declam Didn't amount to much. Most of the football men were Seniors And the same in basketball. That class sure turned out some Whoppers-- Never saw boys quite so tall. And in baseball they are corkers i That's the game Ilike to see- Their playin' sure is great, ltell you tAnd it quite unsettles me. , They've allers had the right spirit That makes their Work worth while- They are proud of their class and the high school And Wish for 'em fortune's glad smile. But soon they will leave their schoolmates And scatter to east and to West- But still in their hearts they'll remember Their high school days as the best. ' rj.W.6cG.H.'I5 Q , ' . ,i.,....q,e.s .., ..