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

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COOKS Mrs. Dave Falk, Mrs. Dewey Bishop, Mrs. Ivar Monson, Mrs. Gladys Butler, Mrs. Mabel Nimrod. COOKS' AIDS STANDING: Donna Warren, Glenna Yates, Judie Yates. SEATED: Janet Carlson, Colleen Bateman, Ro s e m a r y Gilmore, Diane Bergsten. Those of us who eat in the lunch room daily realize the tremendous task of preparing food for such an eager mob of hungry kids. Our appreciation goes out to our cooks for their efforts in satisfying our appetites each day. BUS DRIVERS: Vernon Crandall, Louis Wilson, Harlan Ebert, Jr., Russell Bergstrom, Vernon Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Herman I. Heuer. Early hours, bad weather, howling kids constitute the daily trials met by these bus drivers. Sponsored by BOB'S HAIR AND REDUCING SALON These men have the unglorious task of keeping floors shiny after hundreds of muddy shoes have left their dusty prints on halls and classrooms. CUSTODIANS: Bernard Seaburg, Gean Bailey, Van M. Pike.

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f 1-rszfeflraasi - .2 N' I ' ifgi. Q 11' - it ,ar f, The Politicrats, an organization interested in promoting bi-partisan politics among students, is new to ROHS this year. Under the sponsorship of the Student Council the club has carried out several different projects during the year. A mock off-year election was held in November under the sponsorship of the club, other projects include guest speakers, visiting the City Council, and meeting public officials. vember. Mr. Took Distributing Ballots to Mr. Moore for the Mock Election Held in No- Ianet Wallin, Secretary-Treasurer Doug Billings, President Carroll Peterson, Margaret Martin, Janice Bass, Donna Warren, Janet Wallin, Doug Billings, Kenneth Jack, Delaine Isaacson, Pam Hutchings, Gerry Flint. It Says Here . . MMR ,ysff , N W Q If 9 2 ri All. And if Elected . . Sponsored by MC KENZIE'S DRUG STORE

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This year the Student Council under the able direction of Mr. Tock, has grown stronger and taken greater responsibility, becom- ing the nucleus of student life. Student suggestions constitute the major ideas for our program. The council has undertaken various important projects for the improvement and betterment of the school and itself as a body. It is in charge of choosing programs for assemblies and religious convocations throughout the year. A plan for permanently locating the Victory Bell is under way. Such problems and projects as a school camival, congestion in the halls, and limiting student activities were dis- cussed. The council revised its constitution to improve efficiency and set up a code of ethics for students to follow. Men, We 've Landed! President, Marjorie Ratliffg Vice- President, Steve S 1 m p s o n, Sec retary-Treasurer, Sande Hess. Falconer Lou Gaeta and Jezebel District Representative Dave Evans ROW ONE: Martha Ricke, Doug Billings, Bill Schreiber. ROW TWO: Betty Schreiber, Marjorie Ratliff, Kay Pfeiffer, Lynne Bowman. ROW THREE: Dennis Ballard, Janice Almquist, Cynthia Latlin, Sande Hess, Diane Bergsten, Io Ann Wilson. ROW FOUR: Torn Allen, Dave Evans, Steve Simpson, Dave Sellergren, Mr. Tock. 16