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

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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. -

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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-

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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