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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1942 volume:

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Qi ' XA : X 'NX-x, W Q W 1924 1942 F Wlgrgofef Skeefs PAGE FOUR o r o M-gclucotnon ' THB, Red Oak Hlgh School and Red Oak JUHIOI College w1sh to expr ess then SIUCGIQ appleclatlon fo1 the excellent wo1k of the Boa1d of If ClllC2ltlOIl the mam 1oot of Red Oak school lt IS the dlfflcult task of the School Poa1d to declde what IS best for Olll school Thev plan and wo1k fo1 our beneht so that we max attaln the hlghest posslble achlevements du11ng Olll school xea1s of the Boald of Educatlon GGOI e I ushton F E O Mallev F E C1 andall Seuetalx J R Inman Supeuntendent Malcolm Lomas and Cha1les Hay es a1e the other unt111ng membels H C Houghton J1' IS the T1easu1e1 M1 Lomas 1es1gned IH Janualy and 11 as 1eplaced bv Mrs LGSt61 O1sbo1n PAGE IVE QB Cl J f ' , J s n' Y I n w . . I D The main root of the Red Oak scl1ools is Harry Mayhew, the president ' ' ' . 'g I , . 1 . ' L , . . 0 D66 n nmon 1111 x,,,, quwe 9 I 55 HELEN ALTAFFER A B Grxnnell College Gregg Buslness College Commerce RUTH BEHRELS MARJORIE B BELFRAGE Mornlngsxde College Unlverslty of Iowa Western Reserve U Ar GLENAVA KLOPPING B A Unlverslty of Iowa Colorado State College Math HAZEL MCFARLAND A B Unlverslty of Iowa Mathematlcs Glrls PT MAE COIE MILLEN A B Tarklo College M A Washlngton State College Engllsh LEONORE OSTROM Red Oak Junlor College Secretary MARK MLLARNAN Chlcago Unlverslty Northwestern UH1NQFS1ty B A Iowa State Teachel College MUSIC HELEN E GASSNER A B Unlverslty of Colo B E Unlversxty of Colo Hlstory ETHEL A MANDERNACII Home Maklng A B Mornlngslde Coach YYIQLQBQAYYIQQZU4 ELLA PINE MILLER B S Un1ve1s1ty of Ve1 mont Sclence MARIE SCHALEKAMP A B Cent1al College Pella M A UHlV6FS1ty of Iona Fngllsh D1amat1cs PAGE SEVEN t. ' B. S. Iowa 'State College. RICHARD H SIMPSON B A Coe College Umverslty of Iowa Band R E Jack STEVENS B S Iowa State College Sclence J D TIFFIN B S UH1V9FSlty of Ill1no1s Vocational Agrlculture MERLE O VVIENER OhlO State Unlwerslty B S Iowa State Teachers College lndustl lal Arts CLARA E SPEAKE B A Coe College M A UH1V6FS1ty of Iowa Engl1sh Hlstory Speech VIVIAN STRAND B A Iowa State Teachers College M A Umverslty of Iowa Math Hlstory NEI LE WHITE B S K11ksv1lle MISSOUII Educatlon Engllsh VIVIEN E WITCRAFT Ph B Umwelslty of Chl cago M A Unlverslty of Chl cago F1 ench Hlstorv MARIE E YOUNG A B Hastmgs College Lat1n Engllsh WADE I4 VANS Custodlan PAGE Enom ED STEWART F11 eman 4 ll YY l T ' o J K, .1 . . u. b. . t I, . M. A. Umverslty of Mo. f' F TROW AIC Pt ey Pe Gff SECOND ROW M 1 r And y D +52- OR you1 futule pleasule we the Pep Staff D1 esent the Oak Tree of the Red Oak JUHIOI College Fed bx the fe1't1le 1oots of the faculty the t1unk has lnanehed lHtO IIUITIGIOUS dCtlV1t16S On these b1dI1Cl'l9S hang expandmg Oak as It stood 111 the XLAIS 1911 1' tOYX8llI1g ll1tO the sky of knou ledge and aet1x1t1es These annuals V919 ed1ted hx LOIS Anne l'ete1so11 wx 1th Helen Dean Uurnphleys OLISIHQSS manage1 Ahee Pete1son Clfllllg' featules Flnley Dutton the a1t1st Anne Patchff and M1llOllL Ande1son IH chalge of snapshots and Edna Gflfflll txplst M'11ga1et Sheets mth he1 accus tomed xltahtx helped genemuslw mth lTlfllXlf'llldl DICUIIBQ We glxe xou ou1 pletules of thls hed Oak fOl 1911 12 P A G E N 1 N E 'IRS : E e e erson, Helen Dean Urnphr s, Lois Anne et rson, Edna ri in, ' : ar'o ie erson, Finle utton. Anne Ratcliff, ,. . . y , , . ' . , x ' . ' 1 7 the leaves of students, and memories. Here we have recorded the ever- ' 1 ' I l I X vy1 v . -k 5 v u. ' - ' -'V V X C K I . V. .E . . 4 v v , ' lv ' - , V' . ' 1 , - ' - , - ' 1 v ' 7 7 Y Y y I Q K v I 2 '. ' I l 1 L . 3 . ' ' 1, ' i C . . , x . - v. . I 1 ' V V. . . V. I . u I , . 4 e. V ' , , , ' , . ' 3 A , . k -1 . 1 if PAGE TEN Virginia Altaffer Amy Anderson Lois H. Anclerson Marjorie Anderson Rex Brower Rosemary Calkins Frances DeKay Xenia H DeLaney Hilaire H Doolittle Finley Dutton Robert Forsythe Edna C Griffin Lal una Jones Korliss Iordan Lyle Kufnes Mary Larson H B1 acf LeG1ande Weymer Lilyedahl If ianois C Mallioit Bztty E Maiqnait H1IcnM Mzlln lack M Miller Phyllis M organ Rzqina Nelson Dons Palmquist Noi ma Pattei son Wilma Penfold Rogei L Peters fSr4q-rifb' Emi R 0 EIIJEG E2 mg? Tynxfg '-L , PHPERS M5 Wi M O VIRGINIA ANN AI TAFFER Lambda Iota Theta Future Teachers of America AMY ANDERSON Mixed Chorus Future Teachers of America' LOIS H. ANDERSON Mixed Chorus Future Teachers of America' MARJORIE ANDERSON Mixed Chorus Lambda Iota Theta Math- Science Club President Pep Staff REX BROWER Mixed Chorus Math Science Club Iand of Liberty ROSFMARY CALKINS Delta Psi Omega Lambda Iota Theta Future Teachers of America Oak Staff Student Council FRANCES DEKAY Math Science Club Mixed Chorus Student Council ZENIA H DF LANFY HILAIRE H DOOI ITTLF Student Council President Mixed Chorus Math Science Club Land of Liberty FINLEY DUTTON Oak Staff Mixed Chorus Pep Staff Math Science Club ROBFPT FORSYTHE Mixed Chorus Secretary Land of Liberty Math Science Club EDNA C GRIFFIN Future Teachers of America Math Science Club Pep Staff Lambda Iota Theta Mixed Chorus LAVERNA DEAN JONES Mixed Chorus KORLISS JORDAN Future LYI E KARNES Orchestra MARY LARSON Lambda Iota Theta Oak Staff Mixed Chorus Student Council H BRUCE LEGRANDE Mixed Chorus Oak Staff Math Science Club WEYMER LILJEDAHL Math Science Vice President 1941 42 FRAN CIS C MALHOIT BETTY E MARQUART Mixed Chorus Math Science Land of Libertv Future Teachers of America HELEN M MILLER Mixed Choi us Future Teachers of America JACK M MILLER Math Science Club PHYLLIS MORGAN Lambda Iota Theta Math Science Club Mixed Chorus Land of Liberty REGINA NELSON Future Teachers of America Mixed Chorus DORIS PALMQUIST Future Teachers of America Vice President Math Science Club Lambda Iota Theta NORMA PATTERSON Futuie Teachers of America Vice President Mlxed Chorus Lambda Iota Theta WILMA PENFOLD Future Teachers of America Lambda Iota Theta Vice President Student Council Mixed Chorus, ROGER I PETERS Math Science Club PAGE ELEVEN I , . . 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I qw w .' , x n , ,ar ,' 2 , , v - .' X , , an , rv , ' ' , ' , , - - x ' x x ' - 1 1 ' i, f Z 1 - I - I r . 1 l X A J- r ' ' . 1 . 7 . ' . , . . -- cil sponsored a dance and entertainments as a part of the festivities of the Qi. as ., .H , - , ,. ', 9 y . - YZ A' ' 1 - r ' - x ' x 1 r ' x - x I 5 l . J ' . . V' X v , l. . . I . . x . ' N . 7 3 - ' 1 - .' -' . . ' 1 , v x 2 y v - 1 - y- v . 1. , - . x - S 2 ' .2 . K , 1 , . - J ' A. 1 . . y 1 v' , 'A , V. , ' . 1 4 f- . . v - ' 1. . ., J ' ' ' ' . ST ROW M y L eterso He D an U ph SECOND ROW R se y Calk s F ley D tl n Charles Wgslone v- of the Junioi College lt vs dtches ox ei the other branches and reports their aetixlties to the student bodx in -1 clesne to dex elop inteiest 1n the school find gnc impetus to the pi ospectixe w11te1s among its membels Alice Peterson and Finley Dutton as editois collect material from the staff of ienoitei s and combine it to for m the xoice of R O J C Mr Lockridge cle ln ofthe Junior College seixes as sponsor of this gloup PAGE FIFTEEN FIR : ar arson, Alice Peterson. Lois Anne P n, len e rn reys. 1 o mar , in , in u o , i . TL HO L 5 S O 't C1 HE Oak leaf is published monthly by the more journalistic minded . ' L . v- . . Y . C . 1 7 . 1 . 'ii' FlRST ROW: Marjorie lucker, Amy Anderson. Lois Shogren, Miss White, Rosemary Calkins, Lois Anderson, Norma Patterson, Korliss Jordan. SECOND ROW: Margaret Welsch. Edna Ciriihn, Virginia Altciftcr, Dorothy Wcicwiisi, Wilma Venfold, Mavis Recd, Betty Marquart, Doris Palniquist. IHIRD ROW: Reqina Nelson, Marv Shut-ids, Helen Miller. 3 +11 iiuiure GCIC ers of America NOTHEH branch ot' the sturdy oak is the Future Teacliers ot' America -F. T. A.-a prol'essional organization affiliated with the state and national organization and under the auspices ot' the National liducational association. The group has luncheon meetings the first and third Fridays of each month. The programs consist ot' panel discussions and speakers on educational and civic topics. Other activities are various tours ol' local interest, a tea t'or the rural teachers ot' the community and a joint dinner meeting with the Clarinda F. T. A. The officers oi' 1911-12, the first semester were, Marjorie Tucker, President, Doris Palmquist, Vice-President and Program chairman, Mary Shields, Sec.-Treas., and Wilma Penfold represented them on Student Council. The second semester Lois Shogren, is president, Norma Pat- terson, Vice-President, Alice Weesen, Sec.-Treas., and Margaret Welsch represented them on Student Council. 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' HS ' 11 '1 ' , 1 Lil 1'l1111 r11:1f1' :1 1A01111'1l1111i011 01' 11111 wf19A ' 1111-1: mn GL IEE' HRSI ROW: Korliss Jordan, Edna Griffin, Doris Palrnquist, Helen Dean Llrnphreys, Mary Ella Show- alter, Lois Anne Peterson, Frances DeKay. SECOND ROW: Robert Forsythe, Marlow' Anderson Alice Peterson, R4-X Bro'-ser. Charles Bea. IHIRD ROW. Charles Wvistnnc. Finley, Dutton, Hilaire Doolittle, Garth Proctor, Roqer Peters. FOURIH ROW: Harold Vest, Weynicr Lnlivdahl, Jack Miller, Dennis Porter, Bernard Parker. 9 Moth. - cience N this balmy spring weather when our interest turns to nature and the outdoors, it's not hard to spot that one big husky branch on our fayorl ite oak tree. Its the Math Club addition to our Junior College extra curricular schedule-grown to its present sturdy size by its large and hard-working membership. lte leaves ot' the Math Club branch, last tall, elected Marjorie Ander- son as our Presidentg Weymer Liljedahl Vice-presidentg llelen Dean llmphreys was Secretary-Treasurer5 and Hilaire Doolittle has ably fur- thered our interests in the Student Council. ln our monthly meetings gre have spaced our studies with a picnic, a trip to the local Booster Station, a tour of the Murphy Plant, and a talk on Home Economics by Miss Brock. It has been our aim to entertain and educate ourselves along a scientific vein during the past nine months. --PAGE TWENTY- FIRSI ROW. Korliss Jordan. Mary Larson, Phyllis Moran, Miss Behrens, Heflf-n Dean Urnphreys, Lois ,Miner Peftursori, Frances Dr-Kay. Phyllis Wenstrand. pianist. SYFOND NOW: Marv Shizflds. Marlorii' Anderson, Lois Slioqrfn, Rosrririary Calkins, Maximal' liirloi. lJ1-qiiia Nirlsorii lois Andi-rson, Norma Patte-rson, llllrlj HOW' l.iM'rii.i Jon:-s. Britt, Marqucrt, Marqdnt Wrlscli. Mavis Kimi, l,ilii.i Kiiilliii, llilwi Miller HJt,lRl!l NOW: New Brmwr. Bill Shields. Finley Dutton, Harold Vest, Cliarlvs Witqstoril-, llilaiii Uoollttll, BIUCK Lf-Lircndc. ' ixeci Chorus , , . . , . , . , . lll-, musical lzraiich ol the Junior Lollege is 111 the lorm ol mixerl chor- us, fliiu-tt-fl lay Miss Ruth Behrens. This group was ht-arlcrl by Margaret Sliouts, lll'l'Slfll?Ill1 llilairo lloo- littlo, 'Nw me-siclviitg anrl llolmort Forsythe, tra-asui'or. lt was imclt-r this lt-acll-iuliip that tho social time ot' the chorus was plaiint,-rl. Thr- social l'iiiic- tioiis took tho form ol' a picnic, parties, and a clam-ii. lii allflitioii to tho Iii-wvckly rehearsals, l-0l'0ll'lOYliN'11l, thi- group tooii part iii tho l-'iiio Arts lfostival htvlrl at llcfrl Oak. St-ve-ral soloists aiicl small- or g'i'oiips talwii l'rom thi- chorus also oiitt,-im-rl tho lostival. fs - - - w 1 lho chorus comliiiitirl with the High School Chorus to pri-si-iit two spvuial programs, a Christmas prograin and a Patriotic program tfiititlf-fl tho' llallail l'or Anil-i'ic'aiis. - VAQE lWl:'YlY-ONE. - va 4 i I View Shield Mavib Rnd i'iiylli5 Morgan Hcizii Dean Umpliim-yb, i I, S 5 G Xi e 1: ii G ' ' 5' i mnQQQDQKay. Bviiy Mgiqziaii. QR z 52 S E if W6 - Mavis Reed, Wiliiam Shields, Mary Shields, Hilairp Drmliitlf-, Hvlffvi D I X e C KI: S ft Llmphreys, Betty Marquart, Phyliis MUVQBTI, and Charlf-', Wiqstfiiv-. PAGB FWENTY TWO I Xff: CJ Q A WT E51 Zim I .if Q 1- f V -A A- ........., Helen Dr-an Llrnphrcys, Marjorie Tucker, Rosemary Tucker, Marioriv Anderson, Norma Patterson, Phyllis Morgan, Virginia Allaffcr, Lois Anne Peterson, and Frances DeKay. Solemn Pride 1TH the coming of spring the Oak burst into bloom with the Fine Arts Festival of five colleges- Red Oak, Creston, Osceola, Clar- inda and Graceland. The mixed chorus Won superior rating. The other superior went to Bill Shields in the baritone solo division. The other mu- sic entries from Iled Oak-Phyllis Morgan, soprano, Hilaire Doolittle, bari- tone, Betty Marquart, mezzo soprano, Helen Dean Umphreys, alto, and Don Ossian, tenor-all were rated good. The mixed quartet of Bill Shields, Helen Dean Umphreys, Don Ossian and Mavis Reed, received an excellent. The play, Solemn Pride, a drama of the Civil War, also won an excellent. --PAQL l'WENlY-THREE -- 5 0 mv S M 55, I. ,Q '. :Q S I Qs 'OC ll OO in 'Q 'Q Q. 1 ' A65 A01 hu., PAGE TWENTYVSIX Mane L Anderson Sam Anolev son F7 ant Ashby D11 azn Bavgef Ogden Belt Kay Bezvy Rose Maw ze Blazn Buznett Boan Kenny K Boye1 Robeit B1 onn Mary Ann Butler Ruby Carlsuard Cannon Copeland Iaek Coppage Beznzeef Czazg KMA Dennts J RoIJr1tDocke1 Flaw Doggett Junf Dmfey Rua Lozs England Aancy Ez ans Franklyn B Floven Jeanette F1 ans-on Erlafh Frednckson Mer ton Cood1 zch H1 len Gozanson I' lnfst Fray bob I ray Sh'i1'l1,y May C-rove C harles Haye.s Inlotee Heclcert Lois A. 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' ', ' ' . 1 , , DOROTHY LOUISE HARRIS: Declamatory, Clirl Reserves: NORMA HILDING: Glee Club, Girl Reserve Cabinetg EVELINE HOPKINS: Vocal Solo Glee Club Band Girl Peserve' WARREN HORNIE' HAROLD HUTCHISON HAYVI ARD JAMES Football Basketball Track Letter Club LOIS JEAN JOHNSON Glee Club G11l RQSQIXG VERLENE MARIE JONES Glee Club GIII Reseue Vocal Solo JULIA DEANE KEENE Glee Club Mlxecl Cholus Vocal Solo PATTI KLNWONI C'lee Club Gul Resene Band JACK REIUN I ICHAI D HALSLY IxIINC1 C111 Ieselxc Plu Cflee Club Tenms H1Y Declamatolx M1xedCho1us NORMAN KINEISEI LOIS JILANLTTE ROLTEI MAN Olchestla Glee Club Mlxed CIIOIIIS Cul Peselu ROPFI T IAI SON Flu Club Mlxed CIIOIIIS CHARI ES LA'IHI OP Football Basketball T1 tck Clee Club Ict tel Club Secletau of Jumol Class MARY FPANCES LILCRAINDE Olchestl 1 C'lee Club Mlxecl Cholus Declamtton Cul Iteselxe Secretalw of Iweshman Cltss IAY III IILDAHI Football Basketball Trtck Band IIIANOR Vt IUNDSTEDT IITA MAC INN Cul Reselxc X ocal TIIO Mlxcd CIIOIIIS C ICC Club Xocll Solo VERNE MAI CUSSON PATTII MFNC Ianfl Olcbestl 1 BII L MII LILR IOSI' PHIINI MII LEI Dcclamttou DICIx NN MOI I ISOIN Athletlc Student Managcl Basketball I ICJII ARD B MOUREAU LLILABETH ANN MYERS Band Cml RGSQINC Declamatolv Glee Club RUTHFLLA NFLSOIN Band ELINOR NIEL SON C11lRese1xe C 1 1 mr f u IOLLX IITI RSON Clec Club Mlxefl CJIIOIUS C ul Icsclxt Dcclami ton OICIIQSII3 CIILCI Le tclel Acoln Sttfi XIICINIA PI TIPSON Clee Club M1xed Chol us C111 I eserwe DCCIWHIAIOIN XX ESLEY PETEI SON Glee Club H1 Y IEANINII PHILI IPS Clce Club Mlxed Chorus Vocal T110 X oc ml Solo PIX V VHIRIYSEV 1 1 1 V 1 11 A 1 I . ,' - . - I - 1 1 1 1 I 'M RV I I 4 - 1 1 ' .1 QV I ' 1 '1 1 ' Y ', v 1 ' 1 Y , 1 'Q ny 4 , sa , I 4 4 . 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Roberts Bill Sadler' Dcan Schan 1. Dorothy Schenck Ccorof F Sehmzd Myrna Shoemaker Beulah Srnzth Clinton Smith Dorothy Srmth larrus Smith Marron Snodgrass ho1urtS Spencer Ruth qunberg Lorftta Suanbon I auqhn Taylor Gforqz Thompson Dorothy Watkins Charlfs West Janus R Wheeler War Wlllfamson Fran! Ifhlson Pazllrnz Wzlson Vurul lean Wrnn I olrlrt Winn i rllrj lor Wood Fhornas Woods Carolyn Wnght Norma Yates Lozs Mane Young XVILLA RECTOR: Cleo Club, Mixed Chorusg WILLIAM RIIODFIS: TGIIIIISQ MAX E. ROBERTS: BILL SADLER: Hi-Y, Athletic Student 1Magage1', Cheer Leaclerg DEAN SCHANTZ: Band, Football, Track, Bas- 'et all. l DOROTHY SCHFINCK: Glee Club Mixed Cho1us Band O1chest1a Cul Rese1ve' CEORCF F SCHMID MYRNIA SHOEMAKER B - ' EULAH SMITH: Glee Club Mlwced Chorus Cirl Reserve Band CLINITON SMITH Footbxll O'IlIX SXIIIII sg 1 S S MAILIOIN SNODCI ASS I OI Fl T S SI I NCFI 16111115 D111 tllldtOlX Clee Club RI TH MAILIF SIINF IOI C C lee Club MlXCfl ClIOIlIS I OI LTTA ANN SXXANISON VALI IINI TAYI OIL I and I I OFQ I THOMPSON Football Basketball T1aQl1 H1 '1 Bind DOF OTHX XX AT ILIINS CHAILI ES FDXX AILD XX FST Football B Incl H1 X T1 uk Mlth Club JAMES l? XX HF4F,LF.l Football basketball Tlatlx H1Y MAX XXILLIAMSOIN Glee Club TVIIXC-?flCl1O1llS H1Y Tlaek Pltslflent of JUHIOI Class FPANlx XXII SON I Al I INI XX II SON MUF lI'I IEAN WINN IOBEFI' XXININ Band Football Fasketball Tldtlx BILIX IOI XX OOD Band T1aclL THOMAS XX OODS Footbxll Basketball TCDIIIS H1 X CAF OI YN XXI ICHT Ilet Club C11l heseue NOILIVIA XAFFS I 11l I mum lhtlun 1to1V IOIS MAI II YOI NC I lco Club Mlxcfl Chor us CAMLI A SII1 I DXX IN I XII I Y JAMI S FI ANILI IN DAI I IS-X XC DI I AINI IOSI PHSON DON XLD IASLLY PODXX FLI IEDDICK Athletlt Student MIITEILILI VFI NA II QLIST ALOIII Staff Land I ll Rescue MAX SXX ANSON Football Iasketbill XX ANDA TIMSON C11l Fesuxo IALF IHIRIYNI 1 1 Y 1 - 1 . ' P v 1 s I i ' I IJ ' ' 1 - , 4. , I 0 Y Q - 1 y 9 A A 5 T I A n K 1 J ' ' ' . .. 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J v v , .1 , 411 1, Y v. 41 1 L l 4 L -L, . 4 1 J: 4 4 , 1 L 1 4 4 , 4 4 L1 4 , 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 l 1 , 1 . 2,41 A '4 - C2 . , 1 1 4 ' , L 4 4 L . , ' W , .. 'r ' 1 ' ' . . . J N'. ' .V 4 ' , 4L. L'4 lL, . , ' , 11 J 1 -1 . ' Y' ' ' V '. ' J Y . 4 7 T ' 4 ' F ' , L A L . . ' , J' c , A L . '. 1 .1 1 L X . L1 Ev ' . NE,, -r 405' HQ- 1 o iwomore Girls FIRSI NCDWZ Br-ily Stovvr, Vlwlirs. Hmfllfv, Virfrrrrm link:-r. klrnrr Butler. Hvtty lrlrr, Ruth Llirrr Jrrlrnmrr. Ona Mafuv, Vmld Dill:-y, Illf'H4l Cfvx. SECOND ROW: Wilda Rrddick, Mary Frdrrwrr, Mfirrlyrr lxrrrq, Mfrryrm I'lf-nick, fwlurlr-y Hv!rrnr'r. Carr-I l'.1lrnqui5t, Elms' Carlson, Mary Ann Coday, Marqarr-t Wlritr-, THIRD ROW: Marvin Lindcll, Ihclrna Bc-tts, Bonnirf frmwri, lirvrutlry Iaylrrr, imtlrryrr Pr-rry, Prnrrm liarniHon. Mabvl Bruegrnann, Mary Frances Wrvrnbnlt, Lois Phrrlrp. FOURIH ROW: Iva Jarneb, Rurlr Cnnfe-r, Fmfrrr-5 Valrnrrursr, D1 lm:--N Irnrx, hah:-rlw Mmm-, Mary Jr-dn laik, lla Mar- Zaelke, Bonnie Atwcll. FVFIH ROW: Darleen Schantz, Carol Brad:-rr, Carolyn W'-ttf-rhmi, .Juan lffdqway. Darlffrw Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Jran Replogle, Ju Anne- Paulrry, Ruby Jwhnsozr, Jr-an Shaffer, Ev:-Iyn Howard. Mary btulcs. -PAGE FORTY- O l'lOl'TlOl'S O S HRSI ROW: Jwhn Jonfw, Roh:-rt Shave-r, Robe-rt Chattvrton, Ronald Austun, lhornas Sheets, Channlng Ccuppaqv, llrward laylnv. Wendell WI,sll'UbUfQ, Ray Brock, Eugene Howard. SECOND ROW: Raul Sunhvrq, Carl Nxelwn, Nlarlyn Robinson. Bill Al:-xandvr, Phillip Spicvr, Eugene Bnqqbr K4-ith Rrnandr-r, Charlmw Srnnth, Wllluarn lhornpson. THIRD ROW: Fuqe-nr Qnlfltlu, Jean Srnilh, Frank Bullock, Leland Crowe-, Jerry Madsen, Glen Burni- wn, labker Falkmnhannf-r, Dnnald Hunt. Thomas Askey. FOURIH ROW: Waynv Hnumon, Bill Fort. Arthur Snodgrabs, Darwin Buvhler, Elden Heuer. Dana Fuller, Lyle Briqgb, Horne-r Qnndrnan. FIFIH ROW: Prank Mc,Vlckr'r, Wayne' lyfnrd, Harold Andwbnn, Carnl Allen, Austin Russell, Eugene Jolmbmn. SIXIH ROW: Max Ve-bt, Dlck Llwood, lhoma: Samples, Gordon Wxlsnn, Bailu5 Holland, Glendon lnqan, Dale- Enqland, Gwlrqf- lnwrnan, Warrvn Dutton. 4- res men Girls FIRST ROW: Kate: Billings, Jean Marie Johnson, Dolores Claytor, Robeita Askey, Jean Marie Schmidt, Mary Jane Jo nson, Mary Jane Higgins, Georgia Cozad, LaVern Lindstet. SECOND ROW: Darleen Lasley, Colleen Dennis, Margaret Lomas, Margaret Herrick, Jean Henry. Esther Roof, Phyllis Crowder, Lois Clark, Erma Swanson. THIRD ROW: Barbra Brown, Marcia Mae Moulton, Doris Shaw, Carol Watt, Fern Young, Darlene Stoneking, Margaret Marcusson, Hazel Smith, Bernice Palmquist. FOURTH ROW: Theda Maier, Virginia Landslioin, Louise liinstffdt, Patty Madson, Jessie Springer, Vernelle Requist, Rosalind Stout, Shirley Phelps. FIFTH ROW: Mary Louise lllingworth, Peggy Lunsford, Joan Sheets, Rose- Brock, Natalie Lewis, Norma Henderson, Eleanor Peterson, Marie Summers. SIXTH ROW: Jean Conklin, Verna Doolittle, Jean Anderson, Erma Woods, Phyllis Longmore, Marjorie Bishop, Lois Humphrey, Marilyn Forsythe, Katherine Ann Smith, Betty Henderson. 'E A Aung QQ All ig. Ft'CSl'1l'TlGl'l O S FlRbl' ROW: Jack Pishffi, 5tI'fllIlQ Cjhattf-rton, Rinlrard Canfield, Waltz-i Mowry, Louis hood, De-an Houston, Lvland Crows, Gordon Snyder. SECOND ROW: Duane Frank, Donald McQueen, John Koltornian, Waynr- Frank, Me-rlin Andt-rson. Charles Anderson, Gordon Fort, David Carlson. THIRD ROW: Elmer Echternach, Donald Easter, Lowell Wubke-r, Euqcnu Robb, Harley Forman, karl Kindberg, Bill Fisher, Michael Saner. FOURTH ROW: Bud Canfield, Williarn Miner, Kenneth Sparr, Kenneth Cioranson, Donald Sadler, Ora Franks, Paul Holland, Dick Overholser. FIFTH ROW: Donald Wright, Scott Crorn, Rex Holrnes, Willard Lyford, Melvin Davis, Donald Alin. Richard Johnson, Jack Morgan. SIXTH ROW: John Nelson, Donald Robinson, Robert Linn, Gene Anderson, Billy Barnes, Lawrence Landstrom. PAGE FORTY THREE .Jim . 'fl ,www fh- Qfi 05' , V Q3 FIRST ROW: Nancy Evans, Louise Landstrorn. Joan Overholser, Eloise Heckert, Naurine Requist, Dick Henry, Kay Berry. SECOND ROW: Osburn Shaw, Barbara Unger, Edith Fredrickson, Wayne Wilson, June Durfey, and Jean Landstrom. ' M e Siaff H IC Pep Staff wishes to depict the branches and leaves that the mem- ory of the Red Oak may live forever. Co-editors ol' the Pep Staff are Eloise Heckert and Naurine Requist with Joan Overholser and Dick Henry as business managers. The Stall' wishes to thank Miss White for her help and supervision, Mr. liunsford for his advice about the printing, and Miss Belfrage for her supervision ol' the art work. Other members of the staff are: Barbara Unger, June Durfey, Kay Berry, Edith Fredrickson, Louise Landstrom, Nancy Evans, Jean Land- strom, Ilene Hutchinson, Osburn Shaw, and Wayne Wilson. -PAGE fORTY-FIVE- V FRONT ROW: fSeated7 Robert Brown, Jack Coppage, Louise Landstrom, Joan Overholser, Joanna Turner, Raymond Michel, Eloise Heckert, Naurine Requist, John lllingworth, William W:-st. SECOND ROW: Franklyn Floren, Mary Ann Butler, Edith Fredrickson, Evelyn Sparr, Martlia Wheeler THIRD ROW: Bob Rapp, Dick Henry, Nancy Evans, Marlon Miller, Phyllis Wenstrand, Verna Requist, Annabel McQuown, Beth Salmons, Miss Marie Schalekamp. FOURTH ROW: Max Schmidt, Elaine Most. Barbara Unger, Mary Anderson, June Durfey, Ilene Hutchison, FIFTH ROW: Charles Hayes, Wayne Wilson, Lois Hz-nkert, Mabel Woods. Lois England, Rosa Morlon U-l-lie COI'I'lH HE Acorn, budding high school newspaper of Red Oak, is published monthly by the students under the able supervision of its sponsor, Miss Marie Schalekamp. Joan Overholser acts as editor-in-chief, Raymond Michel, as assistant editor, and Jack Coppage, as business manager. liloise Ileckert is news editorg Joanna Turner, feature editor, and John lllingworth, sports editor. Fire Acorn journalists attended the press conference held in Des Moines on October 17 and 18. Drake University and the Des Moines Register and Tribune were hosts for the convention. The Acorn is a member of the Iowa High School Press Association and is supported by its own advertising. --PAGE FORl'YfSlX- 9Jci-Y NOTHER of the sturdy branches of the Red Oak tree is the Hi-Y Club, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. Since its organization in 1938 it has grown stronger year by yea1'. The purpose of the club is to promote high religious standards and to create a feeling of good will in the school. The g1'oup meets every Wednesday noon in the home economics room for lunch. Following the lunches they have a guest speaker. The trend in the speeches was toward vocational guidance that they might be better able to choose one for themselves. They have assisted the Girl Reserves in several of their programs. For the annual Girl Reserve Christmas party they repaired toys. Last summer several members attended a spec- ial camp. The officers of the club are: President, Max Williamsong vice-p1'esi- dent, George Thompsong secretary-treasurer, Richard King. Their spon- sors are: Mr. Wiener and Mr. Stevens. FIRST ROW: Richard King, Kenneth Boyer, Max Williamson, Max Schmidt, John Illingworth, George lliornpson, Phillip Spicer. SECOND ROW: Dick Elwood, Charles West, Robert Spencer, Bill Alexander, Channing Coppaqe. Bill Sadler, Jack Coppage. THIRD ROW: Dick Henry, William West, Thomas Woods, Robert Rapp, Ogden Belt. Grant Ashby. Franklyn Floren. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Wilson. James Wheeler. -PAGE FORTY-SEVEN- Rai oct Hi i s 1 C111 Reserve l will try to face life squarely, to lind ind give the bestfi This is the aim of the Girl lcscixes a iunior branch of the Y. W. C. A., and in- cludcs ox ei 100 membe1's. Edith Fredrickson is the president, Joanna Turner is vice president. An- nabel McQuown acts as secretary and Beth Salmons is the treasurer. The program committee, headed by Phyllis Wenstrand, plans the programs, and Eloise Heckert and her social com- mittee plan the parties. Naurine Re- quist has charge of the publicity com- mittee, and the service committee is led by Lois Heckert. Around Thanksgiving time, the Girl Reserves sell tags, and the money received from these tags is used for Thanksgiving baskets, which are prepared by the service committee. This committee also has charge of the Christmas party for the underprivileged W PAGE FORTY EIGHT- C O SSSTVGS KP-find?-4l grade ch1ld1en Tots ale blought by anv person wx ho C3168 to contubute and the H1Y boys coopelate xx 1th the guls III renovatmg them W0lml Illlfllllg' IQ chalrmwn of the flCXOtl0ll21l tommltteo Dorothy Taylol and Bonme Atwell are ln charge of the muslc MISS XNltC13ft IS the sponsol fO1 the MISS Klopplng plogxam MISS Stxand soclal M155 W hltt SGIXICS MISS Schalekamp publlutv lncl Mlss Young devotional In the sprlng the Cul Reserves have a Mother Daughtel Tefx and the nes cablnet for the folloxung seal IS ID stalled 5 LO I GIF! R ' - , . . . v . 1 V . A . X: Girl Reserve. Assistant sponors are: ! Y 7 , 3:2 ' , . I.. 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' 1 ' 1. 1- 1 '. Wi ' 1 1 .' ' :'111s : P11111 '1' i111111'111'111i1'1- 1' 1111111131-1'111'111 11 1 Mi '11,-1, 1 1 1 - 1'11 ' 1111 Fr- 11' If111'1-113 111-1 so 1l11' '1 1'111i1'- '11 1' gem 1 - '- i , M' 1' 8.1 ' ,. ,1.q. '. 5: .' ' . .2 - K. ,. .' rt '. .H 1 ' j F1 '1 , ' 1 '.' S '1 '113 '111 11 '1' 1 Q 11 A11 - A-1 ' 1 '- ' L dZ8. ' ' ' . x ' . ' ' 1 1 ,. . x 1 - . . 1 - 1 1 - ' ' ' l K' 2 ' l '. 1 1 ' Y, 1 , ' ' ,V 1 ' . , , , 11 , Q , , ., . .77 ' ' .. U ' 1 ' -H LC 1 . 1 , . . 1 . A 1 . - A -1 S , '1' 1 ' S. 11 ' A 1 1 YW, unior COSJE . Juniors, left to right: Dorothy Harris, Bill Sadler, Dick King, Polly Peterson, Carolyn Wright, Robert Spencer, Betty O'Brien, Jack Kern. FCS l'Tlel'l CIS GVIIOI' CIS Freshmen left to right Scott Crom Katy Billings Colleen Dennis Jack Morqan + I I I jf . . . Senior, left to riqht: Annabel McQuown, Nancy Evans. Helen Goranson, Duane Peterson, Franklyn -- 'FIPI - YE-W Floren Barbara Unqer Dick Henry PAGL Y Oi l ws, 'UP f je. ff! lIRSl ROW: Lois Ericson, Mary Jean Falk, Eloise lleclwrl. Rlfliard llouston, lols Jean Johns Louise Landstroni. SECOND ROW: lxuynionfl fvlirlivl, Betty Jo O'linc:n, Jrmn Ovl-rliolwi, Dolls Palviiqiilsl. l'f'lIl ljdlllllllll IHIRD POW: Alicia lwl'fl'I8flll, Naurinz- Rr-quiet, Norns Nv'qL1ls2.Malr1an-I Sli:-1-ls, Dorothy laylor lOClRlll ROW: Joanna lllllltl, Cliallvs Wi-sl, Wlllxani Wvst. Jun Wlir-s-Iwi, Frank Wil-mn. rain Defl, NE of the most important branches of the Red Oak tree is that scholastic group which makes up the Brain Derby. Only a few achieve a position on this branch of the tree, although it is the brain power of the entire school which aids in ranking our high school first in the state. To these individuals is given the privilege of a journey to Iowa City where they compete with other Iowa youth who have finished highest in their own schools. -PAGE FlFTY-lFWO-- 1 ABOVE: Betty Braden, Margaret Briggs, Russell Bryan, Eldon Erlnwri. Hiram Houqhton, Jr., Gladys Johnson. Maxine- Laraon. Bruce Leffuraride, Jack Logan, Loib Anne Pc-tvrarm, Muunnr- l'--lorbmi, Mary Eglla Russell. Marilyn lhorna5, Marjorie lucker, Kathlyn Armstrong, Betty Anni- Jfiru-5, lfiuihv Lornav, Betty Millcn. Dorm Valniquibt, iljlll l'iilrnqui5t, Alice i7l'tl'l5Oll, Ncvrri.. Kuiulbt. Marian Niislilrni, Miny lplla bliowdlter. llla Showalter. llifwsc nnl in tlu- picluri- un' llinolil Uinuu Jnd Dom, llou,lriii. mciiono Qionor ociei INCH 1921 I-lerl Oak High Svlionl has haul fi Niltlilllili llonni' Society. Only the niitstzuirl- ing leaves are eligible for iiioiiilwisliip in this organizzitimi. To be ar member ul' the National Honor Society, a student must not only wink in the upper twenty-five pei' cent of his class scholq astically but must show outstanrling traits of service, Ch31'3,Ct9l', and leacleisliip. Students who are elected usually have pmticipatecl in sev- eral school activities. A --PAGE FlFTY-'l'HREE-- 1'-s FIRSI ROW: Clair Doqqf-lt, Marlyn Robinson. Eugene Lloyd, Glendon Logan, Donald Hunt. George Lowrnan. Norman lornholrn. SECOND ROW: George Addison. Harold Hamilton, Lyle Biggs. J. D. Tiffin, Harold Ivan Anderson, Cieorqe Schmidt. Fred Breugmann. THIRD ROW: Eiige-nel Johnson. Billy Jo Wood, Clark Woods. Marion Snodgrass. i Future ormers of America ICICDS for further production are the Future Farmers of America. Our group, under the sponsorship of J. D. Tiffin, is but a part of the National organization of boys studying vocational agriculture. Their five main aims are to improve work in vocational agriculture, to create an interest in farming and country life, to promote thrift, to promote schol- arship, and to develop local leadership. Officers of the Red Oak Club are: Eugene Lloyd, president: Fred Hreugmann, secretary-treasurer3 and Billy Jo Wood, sergeant-at-arms. --PAGE FlFTY-FOUR- EQ rg...- FIRST ROW: Bette Wolfe. Bonnie Atwell. Lois Hcclwrt, Annabel McOuown, Marion Millfr. M4- Bchrens, Mary Frances Wornbolt. Beulah Srnith. Mary LcCirande. Joan Oxerliolser. Mary Anne Smith SECOND ROW: Edith Fredrickson. Naurine Requist, Ruth Marie Sunbcrq. Willa Rector. Joyce Cord. Carolyn Jean Phillips, Charlene Woods. Rosalind Stout. Rose Brocix. Virginia Petty. Louise Landstrorn. Polly ltvtrrson. Lois Phillips, Frances Poque. 'IHIRD ROW: Joanna lurnir, Lois Billiuiis, Phyllis Wm-uslrancl. Gym-iulolyri Erifltsvu, l-:qs Jiuzn Jrrlrnsr ii, Juan Landstrmn. Helen Goranson, Rita Maqinn, Vlrqinn: P4-ffrson, Doifwlhy bclunclx Julia Dlan l'Xwf'll4. Marilyn King, Beth Salmons. Vt-rna Doolittle. FOURTH ROW: Lois Humphrey. Burness Eiler, Ronald Allison. Robert Sperncui, Clair Dcrgfivtt, Bill Alexander, Channing Coppage, Scott Crorn, Eloise Heckert. Dorothy Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Richard King. Arthur Snodgrass. Franklyn Floren. Wayne- Lyiord, Junior Holland. Austin Russell, Robert Larson. Earl Conklin, Willard Lytord. Max Adams, -ve-JE ixecl Chorus HE branch ol' our trot- ou which musicians pt-rch is an roijr full ouv iu- cloc-rl. First, tlu-iw is tht' rural twig' 4-mnpost-cl ol' l'o1ii'g,5lvt- c-lulis :tml u mixed chorus, aurl 1lii'c-rtwl hy Miss l-Zclirciis. The mixcrl chorus is mzulv up ol' thu most talcutccl vocalists zuul rt:- hearses Monday, VVOflIl0Sfl2:iy and Friday morning at eight tfclock. This group put on two special progrzuus cluriug thu year, the Christmas 'l'irli- Calitata' and this spring, The lliallarl ol' America. The officers are: President, Virginia Petty: secretary, Ilita Magiuug librarians, Gwendolyn Iirickson, Marion Miller, Scott Crum, and Ilomtliy Taylor. v PAUL PIFTY-llVL - FIRST ROW: Virqinia Landstrorn, Phyllis Crowder, Margaret Lomas, Katy Billings, Georgia Cozad. Delores Claytor, Margaret Mae Marcusson, Lois Clark, Jean Henry, Colleen Dennis. SECOND ROW: Jean Conklin, Errna Woods, Verna Doolittle, Marjorie Bishop, Jean Anderson, Darlene Stonekinq, Catherine Ann Srnith, Marilyn Forsythe, Marie Surnrners, Joan Sheets, Marcia Mae Moulton. THIRD ROW: Frrna Jean Swanson, Barbra Brown, lhc-da Maier, Mary Louise lllinqworth, Betty Mae Henderson, Miss Bc-lirens. Carol Watt. Fern Young, Betty Lee Mayor, Rrisr' Brock, Eleanor Peterson. TITS O NOLCLIGTS lllfl 'l'op Notche1's glee club, mzule up ol' lieslimen girls meets once ai week at 23 220 on Fridays. The officers ure: President, Marie Summers: secretary, -lean Conklin, lllJl'2tl'l2lIl, Colleen Dennis. if-xv, FIRST ROW: Carol Braden, Charlene Wood, Dorothy Schenck, Virginia Peterson, Jean Landstrom. lielcn Goranson, Louise Landstrorn, Jean Phillips, Miry Ann Smith, Blanche Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Marian M'ller, Darlene Schantz, Bonnie Good, Lois Phillip, Polly Peterson, Phyllis Allquist, Lois Young, Willa Rector, Julia Dean Keene, Dorothy Taylor, Marilyn King. THIRD ROW: Wilda Reddick, Susan Thomas, Frances Poque, Ruby Jean Carlsward, Carolyn Wetterlind, Dora Dean Showalter, Betty Jo O'Brien, Elsie Carlson, Evelyn Howard, Virginia Petty. FOURTH ROW: Annabel McQuown, Darlene Johnson, Beth Salrnons, Lois Heclsert, Lois Billings, Lois liolterman, Joan Overholser, Kathryn Perry, Margaret Fuller. FIFIH ROW: Betty Wolfe Naurine Requist, Phyllis Peterson, Edith Fredrickscn, Miss Behrens, Lois llunipiirey, Rosa Morton, Marjorie Winn, Phyllis Wenslrand, i' Clhlwe usic: Nxolcers HE Music Makers rehearse twice a week, Monday and Wednesday at Z3 :20. The officers are: President, Joan Overholserg sc1'eta1'y, Naurine Ilequistg lili1'zn'iz1ns, Edith Fi'crli'ickson and Lois Billings. --PAGE FlF'lY-SEVEN? 5.5!-X ..... HE S. S. A. glee club meets on Tuesday and Thursday mornings during second period. The officers are: Beulah Smith, presidentg Gwendolyn Erickson, seci'eta1'yg Rita Maginn and Lois Jean Johnson, libi'a1'ians. QT POW J anna lurncr faccornp DI J N. ll d f SCO Crcrn D v CWI en Cl rl Wow Wendell Westenburg Channmj Coppaqe Bll Ale Tlder Rch rd Larson Ma Adams Ml s Behrens SECOND ROW Rlchard Kung Robert Spencer Waler Mowry Ronald Allson Clalre Dvggelt Austun Russell Max Wnlllamson Charles Lathrop Euq ne Lloyd Mlchel John llllnqworth it OS HF boxs glee club meets txuw A neck Momlax .mr Nhlrlllmsclfix l Pl The 0610019 fue Pleslflout mlm Iran souetfux 1 l ex fllfliil llbldlldll Mott Clom Afrh Nl FIR., K : 0 ' . , l ' Asl 3 Yi :ar L'fsrd, it u 'd L lu, . 5 t 'd,3, ' . ' L L , : N:-.,l W, . a , X , 's' X 1 I VHIRD ROW: Arthur Snodgrass, Franklyn Flor-en, Earl Conklin, Wayne Lyford, Junior Hrvll-und, Rzyrnontl ' , A 1 'A U I ' ' 1 v ' 913. --. , ,P '-Hgh'-s--3,13'1 Al P., I: nl Q 4 , N 1 w . --V O' VIFTY- NE-- l lRSl ROW: Mary LcGrande, Marcia May Moulton, Janet Michel, Mary Frances Wombolt, Dorothy laylor. Lois ltoltonnan, Austin Russell. SECOND ROW: Miss Behrens, Martha Wheeler, Gwendolyn Erickson, Jerry Madsen, Marion Peterson Darlene Johnson, Mary Louise Thonipson, Mr. Simpson. IHIRD ROW: Robert Rapp, Marilyn Forsythe, Dorothy Sclienck. bvelyn Fansher, l'OLlRl'H ROW: Wesley Cain, Franklyn Floren, Scott Crorn, Donald Alun, Ronald Allison. r-,.!-i Gfcfiesftcz . . . NUTHEH limb on the musical branch is the orchestra, under the di- rection of Mr. Simpson and Miss Behrens, and the musical trio, which Miss Behrens has organized. Those in the string trio are: Mary Frances Wombolt, Dorothy Taylor, and Marcia Mae Moulton. Brass Quartet: George Thompson, Franklyn Floren, Bob Groves, and Marion Peterson. 4PAGE SIXTY- ofmet and Laurin tglectton ..... FIRST ROW: Fern Young, Darlene Johnson, Carol Watt, Mary Louise Thompson, SECOND ROW: Peggy Hoffman, Peggy Cozad. Jerry Mzfleen, Marion Peterson, Robert Grav, Pat Dutton, Max Adams. THIRD ROW: Donald McQueen, Jim Turner, Bob Graves, Allan Kuester g .-.f-11 1---Q JAG 0136026 I -I 1 I-IIC last twig on the musical branch holds the band which is directed by Mr. Simpson. On the opposite page are pictured the saxophone quartet and the brass sextet. Sax Quartet: Jean Blue, Dean Dutton, Bob Winn, and Robert Rapp. Brass Sextet: Scott Crom, Franklyn Floren, Darlene Johnson, Bob Groves, Marion Peterson, and Wesley Cain. -PAGE SIXTY-THREE- czrinel Q ecfiozfz FIRST ROW: Joan Nazarene, Martha Wheeler, Gwendolyn Erickson, Evelyn Hopklns, Ruth Ella Nelson. SECOND FZOW: Jean Lunsford, Joan Chapman, Peggy Lunsford, Charles West, Tasker Falkenhainer Bobby Whetstein. 'IHIRD ROW: Lila Behmer, Bill Swanson. q. ? 5.--Q Q pposiie igzge Uxzv Ijjlllllllllllk fgmss unc! UECIIJZ 70116 QS,C'Cfl'Ol2.' FlRSl' ROW: Wesley Cam, Qeorqc Tholnpsoll, Eugene Berllharn. SECOND ROW: Donald Hattery, Franklyn Floren, Keith Lang ion. IHIRD ROW: Darrell Gell, Scott Crom, Frank Bullock. .CUCUSSIUII Plough! Allnnm. L11-rin: C11-ist, Donald Alni, Catherine Ann Smith. ---PAGE SIX l'Y-FlVt---- axopfzoize. fjiute, Horne, ana! .ggtczss kg6Cltl.Ol'lS.' FIRST ROW: Evelyn Fansher, Wayne Lyford. Mary Alice Hamlin, Dorothy Schenck, Willard Lyford SECOND ROW: Marilyn Forsythe, Bob Winn, Bob Rapp, Melvin Davis, Dean Dutton, Jean Blue-. C ffizgcfcnzl mic! L clHl'fl.fll7tf A PAGEANT, The Spirit of America, was presented by the band at the Atlantic football game. Several students portrayed famous characters in American history. The Military Ball was also a highlight in the yearly activity of the band. A king and queen were chosen and bands from several surrounding towns were entertained. Lyle Karnes' orchstra furnished the music. fPAGE SIXTY-SIX - 935 344 ysfsjeee fmlolyn If IIIICSOII W1 shy Cum K XX K xx QQ Wai g EQ? Phyllzs IfVrmf1unfl Q? is we w W Annabel Mf'Quou n Joan Ozfrholsm Maman Vzllu I Hamm Paffy 0 I LE T TO RIGHT I y y ' COS CFS N most oak tlees there are only one klnd of xcorns but on our red oak tree there IS the regular klnd of acorn plus a verv speclal kxnd Thls extlaordmaly varlety IS the cheerleaders To them goes all the cred1t for all the grand yellmg and cheerlng at the football and basketball games They certalnly have boosted our schools pep P A G E S E V E N Y O F : Polly Peterson, Shire Behmer, Mar Lou Dickinson, and Robert Brown. K K QI: 7 7 oi, , I . D D Y 1 l , g 'I' - N E --- Clwarles Lathrop Haut-gBack I-lalfigach, At the annual Rotary Club banquet 223 athletes received recognition for their season's perrorm- ance. Eleven seniors, ten juniors and two sopho- mores received football letters and two, both juniors, received letters for their work as student managers. At Red Oak's home- coming game the hosts smashed their worthy guests, Villisca, 21-0 to win its third Hawkeye- Six game. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Football Queen and her attend- ants. Phyllis Wenstrand, elected' by the student body, reigned as Queen. Annabel McQuown, Joan Overholser, Virginia Pet- ty, and Marian Miller acted as attendants. Dick Maginn, the Tiger's cap- tain for the evening, con- ducted the ceremony of coronation while Henry, Villisca's captain, stood by. Another headliner of the evening was the presentation of the History of the United States in six episodes by the Red Oak march, ing band. It was just one of the many snappy performances given by them between halves during the season. Special recognition was given five members of the squad. Hay- ward Slim James was elected on the Hawkeye-Six first team, All- Southwest Iowa first team and All- state first team. Kenny Boyer, the mighty mite at guard, was elected on the Hawkeye-Six first team, the All-southwest lowa first team, and received honorable mention on the All-state selections. Plunging Max Swanson was elected on the Hawk- eye-Six first team. Dick Maginn and Duane Peterson received Hawkeye-Six second team selec- tions. Two of these, Max Swanson and Slim James, are returning next year. Only two players received ser- ious injuries during the season. They were Max Schmidt and Clair Doggett. Early in the season, Max, who was a regular quarterback, re- ceived an infected knee, but it did not result from his participation in the sport. ln the first game, Clair intercepted an Essex pass and ran 50 yards but received a broken leg when he was tackled. Neither of the boys were able to return to practice. Eleven lettermen are leaving R. O. H. S. this year. They are: Ken- neth Boyer, John lllingworth, Du- ane Peterson, Dick Maginn, Grant Ashby, Max Schmidt, Lee Good, Charles Hayes, Clair Doggett, Og- den Belt, and Raymond Michel. The first six of these were on the first team. FIRST SQUAD BASKETBALL FIRSI ROW: lil f1fIW0ll!', flXNCU.Oll, Ovid, Elwood, Jarnri., Morrison, Teach MCLmnan SKCOND ROW: Hz-uv-r, Snmiqrass. Winni lhornpson, Wl1L'eIt'r, Vest, Lathrop, Clitea, Slit-1-ts Qstetlmll ' HOTKDING itseli' from the great trunk, the mighty limb ot' basketball takes life when most greens are bare and gives a great resistance to the kind ol' drudgery ol' constant school work. You must smile to play basketball, were the words ol' Coach Mcliarnan at the first oi' the season. Inspired by these words, the boys set to make basketball a pleasure insteafl ot' work. Sparked by two lettermen, John lllingworth and Hayward Slim James, and an outfit of new suits, the Tigers jumped on the Glenwood llams and experienced their tirst taste of blood in their premiering game of the All-42 season. A Jamesless squad journeyed to battle the Blue Jays oi' Yillisca only to have them fly out ot' the Bengals reach. On the return game at Red Oak, the Tigers caged the Jays by the score oi' 133 to 235. Sadly dismayed after their experience in football with lied Oak this year, the Mustangs tried to even the score in basketball, but they were turned back by the score ot' 5 l-28 in their first encounter and improved but a little in their second. The Clarinda crew, headed by Bob Ilendren, winner oi' the Hawkeye Six Conference basketball crown this year, completely trounced the Red Oak lads both times. The Cardinals llew over the heads of every Hawkeye Six team except the Atlantic Trojans who downed them once. l'5'il -VEVVII, ll','l ui ll' jf CIS el t an o cs M rr son r The Tlgels took thc scalps of Q1QStOI1 and Atlantlc 1ust once aplece The Bengals snatched ft th11d pl1ce standlng Ill the Havs keye SIX confer ence league F01 gmg ahead to the sectlonal toulnaments the T1g91S traveled to Flenw ood to meet thelr fn st combatant Malvern Greatly handlcapped mthout oul lanky centel James the Tlg6lS met defeat Thosc xx ho IQLGIX cd lcttels lOl then plOgl ess through thc season VSGIB onc semol John llllI1g'Vl0l th Sl IUIUOIS Hax vs nd James Maurlce G6lSt mo1e D1ck Blu ood Theme mll be sex en lettel men leturmng next year The Han kexe Slx L0l1f91 ence teams xx e1e chosen mostly fl om senlors John Ilhngwol th IQCGIX ed fl st team selectlon and Dlck MOIIISOII the only undenclassmcn chosen lol anx tcam was pl lced on second team As syn mg, rolls hound md ffl ct ns hcgnn to tfzkc hlc agaln the athletes tmnn then ltt6flt10Il to thc outsnlc md lcuc ljlblxfllllll unt1l the next Xlllltbl FCS l'TlGl'l Cl el C1 PALL 5 F S 51,4 B L 5C.1UGCl Cueis, Sw s n, Elwood. Clit , cv i . lllingwo th. ' - - 3 if ' ' . -' ' - 4 ' C C ' ' 1 . 1 I ' 1 l fl 4 , l 'I . I. V I I l A 7 ' 1 ' 1 rev 47 Y 1 ' K J v - . ' V, x v ' . ' . . . . J 7 . .1 ' -,. ' V . , 'X ' . y O lv 'E - 1 4 y ' ' , Dlck MO1'1'1SOI1, Max Swanson, Gordon Chtes, Max Vest, and one sopho- . w v . v .in 4 A . . au. , - y . ' - Iv F. , n Q I . f' 'a' z V , - ' ' 2 ' l L' x 2 xi '1 2 ' 'J' Z v' 3 .. la B SL ll Il ql,lC1Cl 3 ai sevmuv. axe ll'l1ISI'l'T1Ul'Cll BCISLSHDCIH 4, W.: xesv OHIO ThomV50n' Sam? Brlig-2125: Tofnholm X T woods. - Lloyd. ' Addison Be Whee 'S ' ' qqb - 3 f . xLLxNg:3Qn, Smlkh. ia 'fDfv. i V Boyer. WISCONSIN: K Lambertz Hom. A5hbY. Lowman holser, Fi5E2pe?1ycSllEli1dqOhn5On' W' Johnson' OVW LN' MINN x , ES quasi. Brad EV Son of-LA: Ausrfn n Mmm ' lrgonv Sn ' Rdfcliff D V N- Qoodmff gon. Odqrass' ,for Ulfonv H 15 TER CMV P- Ousr , NORTHZLNE? HoXXand, OU, Pvler, A xe a ' ., B n,MlChe1 :Hmmm . , IOWA: Coppaqei Doqqeul Shaw, oa A. Sadler, Schmidt, Btn, Flmemu Haw --PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN-f FIRST ROW: H. Anderson, C. Smith, Boyer, Brzidlfy, C. Sxniift. D JwI1n3on, Ezstvr, C. Coppage. Austin, Sheets, Clites, Williavnson, Canfleld, P. Holland. SECOND ROW: Brown, J. Coppage, Ashby, Lathrop. Good, Swanson, ljoan, Vest. Malmquist, Fort. Fuller, Logan, Renander, Houston. THIRD ROW: Shaw, lllingworth, Addison, B. Holland, Saniplcs, Wheeler, Schantz, Liliedahl, Elwood. Thompson, Geist, Snodgrass, West, Schmidt, Font, Magznn, E. Jolnson. Allcn, Winn, Woodiill. ' roc ---- PRINTING figures, hurling bodies, and flying objects make up anothei limb which is more commonly known as track. When Spring comes a1'ound, the freshly scented air and also a little encouraging of the coaches compels the athletics to turn their attention to the oval track. Although one of the most strenious activities, -16 boys reported out during the two weeks of practice before Spring vacation and nine fresh- men started their training the week following. During the first week, Mc- Larnan had them run three miles a day for limbering up exercises? the second week saw them drilling hard at the track. The new coaches found the squad with only tour returning lettermen, -Iohn lllingworth, hurdler and half-rnilerg -lack Coppage, quarter and half- milreg Charles Lathrop, sprinterg and Grant Ashby, quarter--miler. A large number ol' promising new material are also practicing with the squad. Red Oak his entered in eight meets. They are the lied Oak Invitation- al Relays on April ll, Thomas Jefferson Relays on April 124, the Drake Re- lays on April 25, the Clarinda meet on May 1, the Elliott Relays on May 2, the District meet on May 9, the Hawkeye-Six meet at Red Oak on May 5, and the State meet at Ames on May 23. With such thorough training as the boys are receiving from the coach- es, Red Oak is sure of a bright outlok in track this season. GE SEVENTY I ' Wo d ay on lchcl ranklyn Flor rx 1 Gl'l1'llS Ill XNLL1x tolloumg bpung x 1eat1or1 lnought out hed O11 Hlgh s te11 ms aspnants Fenms 11 hleh IS co11s1de1ed 1 mmm spolt 111 I ed Oak s f1tl1let1c CllllCU1l1m IS no SISSIG S game fOl lt calls fm tlallllllg 1ust as the 11141101 SD0ltS do lt IS 1 game ln VRhlC11 to play lt 11111 the pe1fo1me1 must ham g1eat mental and physlcal C0Oldll1dtlOH end111 ante 1nd ag111t1 Thls 1 ea1 s tenms squad although gettmg a 1athe1 11te Stdlt XR 111 un Ollx 111s 1111111 111 the te11n1s wo1ld of qouthvs est lou 1 f1lll mg the past few xt 11s C'o1th ll O I tC1ande losmg sevel al membe1s ot h1s 11st ve 11 s team th1o11gh gldC1ll211Ql0ll IS blllldlflg a squad of mostlv new materlal 310111161 xetuan Max Sthm1dt lone 19tLlY'HlI1g lettelman ho matches h ne dehnltelv been dll mged at th1s 1111t111g but 111th a goodlx 11111111361 ot ea11d1d'1tes fightmg f0l pos1t1ons on the te 1m Red Oak 1118 1 IJlOnllS1l1g outlook 101 temns 111 the flltlllfi md be 11 ell 11p1esc nted 111t11 1 11111111 pu lo1me1s It 1m meets Ill XK11lC,1l they e11g1ge PAGE N1 Tommy o 5, R rn d M' , F P , Maw Scl Il11dt. ii 1.j.,,f ,- 1.- . 1, gi - ' 1 ' - ' ' v '. ' ' - . ' - 1 ' 7 . Y'- K. , c K L C V. H. .,,, Y .. I '. x . l' . . L . ' Z ' v ' . , v ' v 3 v , 1 ' . . 1 14 ' - - 1 ' 1 . . ' . ' Y .. . , Z 1 ' ' lv' - Y c H, ' . 4 v n I . n r' . K lr C 1 ' doubtedly gwe a good account of itself and keep up the noted record Red Q ' 2 2 3 Q 3 . v 1 kv v 72 -' X 4 1 v ,1- f. 1 ' ' ' z ya ' v , -1 y 1 - . ' y . ' . U . I, U . 1 . 1 N . D . . 2 , ts: .V 'S' . - ' . 'K ' , ' . 2 , , .E .HTA -Z 2 1 1 ' ' ' A a 2 -7 xg ' ' ' - 'Z 'al 1 savenrv. NE-4 FlRST ROW: Dick Maginn, Max Swanson, Max Schmidt. John lllingworth. Kenneth Boyer, Dick Elwood. Charles Lathrop, Hayward James. SECOND ROW: James Wheeler, Lloyd Bradley, Evers-it Malmquist, Lee Good. Maurice Geist, Grant Aslihy, Duane Peterson, Jack Coppage. IHIRD ROW: Dean Schantz, Clair Doggett, George Lowman, George Addison, Raymond Michel, William Sadler. FOURTH ROW: Charles Hayes, Ogden Belt, George lhompson. . belief Chl, RATHER new limb ol' the branch ol' athletics is the Letterman's Club. Created in 19t0, after several years of retirement, the organization set anew its principles. This year with new supervisors, McLarnan and Stevens, the club started out in a determined way to better the spirit of athletics. Directing the club l'or 1911 and 19112 were the newly elected officers: Kenneth Boyer, president: Dick Elwood, vice-president? John Illingworth, secretary-treasurer. Each member has earned a letter in at least one of the four major sports: Football, basketball, tennis, or track. The club has enlarged its membership to 21. The members have been striving to fulfill the purpose of the organization which is to promote understanding and unity among the lettermen, to aid in the promotion oi' interest in athletics, and to make for 21 higher caliber of athletics in Red Oak High School. ' -PAGE ElGHl'Yv ,QQAIHOSVCIISJ fogmp