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

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY COLORS FLOWER Blue and uold Swget Pgg MOPTO 'Ad Astra Per Aspera' Presldent Lanslng Stewart Secretary Treasurer Juanlta Boan V1ce Presldent Faye Hon Sponsors Miss Harrls hr Pence In the fall of 1930, nlnetj flve frlghtened, but 8MbltlOuS freshmen entered h1 h school We elected frank mertz fgr our presldent, and Mrs Eva PICKSTIHT Worxman our s,onsor lhe soclal events of the year were a most memorable plcnlc ln the fall and a arty durln the second emester Our SOPHOMOTC year, Donald R61pSChD6id9T was chosen p es rather uneventpul 5OCl8ll as our only activlty was a p1CU1C at the Ratcl1ff rove The junlor year was launched w1th one hundred members 1n the class Our Offl ers were Dick Perryman, presldent, Lanslng Stewart, v1ce president,Phyll1s Tomlinson, secretary treasurer Mlss Nelson and Mr Tiffin were our advlsors The most lmport ant event of the year was the receptlon whlch we Eave 1n honor of the seniors The banquet hall was transformed 1nto a cabaret wlth plnk and orchld d6COT8t1ODS In September, 1953, one hundred students were enrolled as Sen1ors,the voal for WulCh we had strived and waited for twelve long years One of the most pleasant memorles of the senlor year was the banquet on may 16, when we were royally entertalned by the JHRIOTS A western scheme was beautifully carrled out There were many enjoyable activities durlng the course of the year Amonv them were a class dance, sklp day, and the senior chapel Three one act plays were VIVGD March 23, and a three act play was QIVGD durlng commencement week The bacca laureate sermon was g1VSD hay 27, and on the followlng Thursday we were granted our dlplomas 28 fi ' ' -------- 1 '-- ' Ir 1 ' ' ' X 1 ' ' Y 1 v 'Ay v-1 -A. 3 ' ' .. ' n o ' U . H 1 . M V. , - g f D l A 0 . .L L I' - ident, and Mrs. Workman was reelected sponsor. This year was I . 3' 1 ' ' ' ' l'I xl Q . 'c : ' ' ' 1 ' Q 1 ' ,J . I 0 . 0 ' ' . . y . . . . . . , 3 .. F ' 1 . O A . O . Q : ' Y ' L: 1 . . O - . 1 .

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Margaret Abraham Dramatic Club '34 R '32 ' I am wlllinv to do my part tho I am too modest to say Vandelyn Abraham Quiet but never theless DI8Ct1C8l Mlldred Ackerburg Vocal Music '31 34 '31 '34 G R Cabinet '34 Acorn Staff '34 Quill 8 Scroll '34 Declam '33 Inst IUSIC '32 34 Lillian Anderson Still waters run deen Anna Adams Inst Music '32 What instrument will she master next? Maxine Anderson R '31 ' Acorn Staff '34 Pep Staff '34 Little but mighty Norma Anderson Vocal Music '33 In soul slncere in action fa1thfu1 Vlolet Anderson G R '31 34 Declan '33 '34 Dramat1c Club '34 Pep Staff '34 A A ' Never too busy to help others William Arnold Admires g1Tl8 at a distance Marvuerite Ashley A A ' Ashes to ashes, Dust to dust, I'll be an Ashley as long as I must Evelyn Barnes Inst Music '32 34 G R '31 ' 2 She'd ouphta' be in congress Marion Jean Barrie Inst MUSIC '31 34 Declan '31 G R '31 '34 Sc1ence Club ' Just another berry