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Zelta Feike Rodenwold on KOAC
Zelta Feike Rodenwold, director of women's programs at KOAC radio, doing a broadcast.
KOAC at OSC commencement
KOAC broadcast booth in the background at the 1958 OSC commencement in Gill Coliseum.
First KOAC radio transmitter, 1922
The first KOAC radio transmitter (then KFDJ) was built in 1922 by Physics professor Jacob Jordan and was located in Apperson Hall. Jordon is the second person from the left.
KOAC Satellite Dish, 1953
James Morris, KOAC program director with satellite dish, 1953.
KOAC operating room
Physics professor Jacob Jordan was in charge of the operation of KOAC transmitter. Mr. Grant Feikert, operator, is at the desk.
OAC Band Performing on KFDJ radio, 1923
OAC band performing on KFDJ radio (later KOAC) in Apperson Hall.
Professors Jordan and Weniger with early KOAC transmitter
Professor Jordan (left) built the first radio transmitter, KFDJ, 5 watts. Dr. Weniger (right) was department chair.
KOAC sign at 1962 State Fair
KOAC sign at 1962 State Fair
KOAC car and tape recorder
William Charles Smith and Lester G. Mock are using the portable tape recorder they used to bring special events broadcasts to their radio audience.
Polk County 4-Hers on the air
Polk County 4-H Clubbers on the air under the supervision of Bill Smith, KOAC's Farm Program Director.