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

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H. Lgh School in the station audition rooms Inseparable from the memories of those strenuous study periods and gay social functions are the thoughts of the radio station itself Within its walls cou tless hours have been spent in preparation for the first attempts at broadcasting In 1917 about three hundred students presented the first perform ances in the new studio Now, twenty one years later, the building accommodates almost five hundred In thus enlarging its group of per- formers and its range of broadcasts, it has made an ever broadening circle of friends who are proud to be among its graduates 696209 Every Red Oak graduate has vivid recollections of his experiences

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School djpand. lalcolm D Lomas, Dr C T Hays, Marion Halbert The Red Oak High School and the Red Oak Junior College wish to pay tribute to the Board of Directors, whose untiring efforts have been indispensable to the success of PEP programs The excellence of each presentation is the result of the careful planning of these men It is under their supervision that the broad casts have been made to be of appeal to a large number of individuals and to offer the best opportunities to those aspiring to subsequent and greater honors 1938 l Charles Hayes, George L. Rushton, F. E. 0'Halley, lr. Inman, 0