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

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FlRST ROW: Helen Jean Peterson, Marcella Freeburg, Virginia Cozad. Rosarnond Johnson, Miss Strand, Mary Jane Brunnworth, Mary Minriick, Marilyn Kley, Phyllis Westerlund. SECOND ROW: Norma Cooper. La Vern Hossle, Marjorie Bengtsori, Dorothy Strait, Evelyn Stonekinq, Jean McKee, Betty Pierson, Maxine Green. Margaret Mclntyre, ' llllRD ROW: Betty Brayton, Evelyn Swanson, Carolyn Fleming, Martha Guffey, Jeanette Cozao, Willa Mae Davis. Marjorie Anderson, Portia Jolas. --lr-:QrJzC4Q4w-Alu Lgombdo loto Cl-heto AMBDA Iota Theta which started the year with only three returning members now boasts a membership of twenty-six girls vitally inter- ested in writings old and new. The Lit Club donates two books each year to the college library. Members are chosen on the basis of their literary appreciation, scholastic ability, and personality. Last Fall Betty Brayton was elected presidentg Portia Jolas, vice- presidentg and Margaret Mclntyre secretary-treasurer. Portia Jolas be- came president with the beginning of the second semester with Mary Jane Hrunnworth as Vice-president and Norma Cooper as secretary-treasurer. Miss Vivian Strand acts as sponsor of the group. ---- PAGE l'WENl'Y -Y

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FIRST ROW: Margaret Mclntyre, Kenneth Oakleaf, Advisor Lockridge. Walter Peterson, Lev Honeyrnan. SECOND ROW: Betty Brayton, Helen Jean Peterson, Virginia Cozad, Mary Jane Brunnworth, THIRD ROW: Betty Pierson. Martha Guffey, Jeanette Cozad. Elroy Anderson. Jun Sadler, La Vern Hossle. --lrl r-331-4 -i4lu OQL Staff N ICXT as we start around the great building, we notice the Oak Staff of which Kenneth Oakleaf and Walter Peterson are the editors. Also seated are Margaret Mclntyre, artistg Lee Honeyman, business managerg and Mr. Lockridge, staff advisor. Before the staff are the twelve issues of the Oak published by these students during the 1939-10 school year. Other activities of the staff shown are the proofs of the Junior College hand- book, to be published next year, and sale of Acorn pencils, benefit show tickets, and magazine subscriptions. f Pfkfill lNlELlEEN

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FlRST ROW: Mary Minnirk, Marjorie Benqtson. Evelyn Stoneking. Caroline Flerninq. Helen Johnson, Miss Nelle White, Dorothy Lee Waters. Dorothy Strait, Marjorie Anderson. SECOND ROW: Judith Nelson, Rosamond Johnson, Gwenelh Hylton, Ardis Burroughs, Evelyn Swanson Martha Guffey, Marilyn Klay. --lvl r-3:C4 -Alu F. l. A. NEWEST of the Junior College activities represented in the activities building is the Future Teachers of America, of which all the Junior College education students are members. Officers of the organization are Evelyn Stoneking, presidentg Marjorie Bengston, vice-president, and Helen Johnson, secretary-treasurer. Since its organization at the begin- ning of the second semester the F. T. A.'s have been very active, as shown by the details of their displayg the programs of their semi-monthly Friday luncheons, at which professional women speak on educational subjectsg a favor from their tea for rural teachersg and a meniento of their spring banquet. - PAQL lWENlY-O'YE-