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

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famlrda Qota Theta FIRST ROW SECOND ROW HcQuown THIRD ROW Remley, Snyder, Evans, Evans, Taylor, Schenck, Gibson, Bice Hayes, Hemphill, Kirby, Young, Wigstone, Trlplett, Taylor, Wenstrand, Bradley, Johnson, Jackson, Abel Lambda Iota Theta -Greek yes, but not so ancient, for the modern reading hour, instituted in 1931, is on the air the first and third Mon days of each month Its membership totals twenty five modern girls vitally interested in the part which writings of today play in the world's broadcast They are chosen on the basis of their literature appreciation, scholastic ability, and personality Each year the club contributes It started its second semester Jane Wagener, vice president, lary chairman, largaret Young, Virginia two books to the stud1o's library with Florence Abel as president, Evans as secretary treasurer, program Jackson as librarian liss Clara Speake leads the group as sponsor of their programs 1938 25

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Qeltafpaigmego. 4! TOP ROW Jo Hayes, Harold Coryell, Miss Schalekamp BOTTOM ROW Betty Bice, Mary Evans, Ernest Bryant, Betty John son The next quarter hour of entertainment will be presented by the Delta Psi Omega, National Dramatic Fraternity, spons ored by Miss Schalekamp, dramatic instructor It is our pleasure at this time, to introduce Miss Jose yell, vice president This year, our casting committee, headed by Miss Mary Evans, helped to cast the play 'Peter Appearsn, which was un der the stage managership of Mr Ernest Bryant The programs of our monthly broadcasts have been prepar ed by the program com ittee directed by Betty Johnson hope you have enjoyed our discussions of Ulake upW,'CastlngW WStage and Scenery', and 'Costum1ngW We trust you had a grand time at our April Fool Party and that you were impress ed by our last visit with you which was in the form of a For mal Initiation The officers and members of the Delta Psi Omega wish to express sincere appreciation for the interest the radio audi ence has shown us, and for the help they have given us in carrying out the dramatic plans of the R O J C network hope you will be back with us again next year, and until then this is your announcer, Betty Bice, secretary of the club, concluding the eighth broadcast in the first series of the Delta Psi Omega Shows 09509 24 K phine Hayes, president of the fraternity, and Mr. Harold Cor: . wg ' J . . . . . We

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C honua. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW Fuller, Hayes, HcQuown, Bice, Liljedahl, Kampe, Barnes, Isaacson, Peters, Peebles, Hemphill, Beggs, Johnson SECOND ROW Helgerson, Stewart, Levine, Fulton, Wigstone, J Pierson, Shook, Taylor, D Pearson, White, Bryant, Wenstrand THIRD ROW Peterson, Jackson, Lefgren, Anderson, Floren, Young, Swanson At the piano Mr Avery Fifteen minutes of song presented by the Red Oak Junior College Chorus of forty voices under the direction of Mr Avery These concerts are brought to you each Monday evening at 7 15 P K from the R 0 J C Studio The concert this evening will feature the officers of the chorus President, Bob Helgerson, Vice president, Dale Swanson, Secretary, Jane Besides their weekly broadcasts this year, the R 0 J C Mixed Chor us appeared as guest artists at the Declamatory Contest held in Decem ber This evening the chorus will sing 'Go Down loses' 'Listen to the Lambs', 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot' 'The Lord High Executioner' and 'Sylvia' This, Ladies and Gentlemen, concludes tonight's broadcast by the R 0 J C Chorus, and this is also their last radio program of the sea son However, we hope to have them back again with us next fall, so u til then Radio Station PEP bids them 'Good bye, and more Pep to youi' 095,09 Peters, and Librarians, Stewart Griffith and Virginia Jackson. D I P