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KOAC in the field
Bill Smith of KOAC with portable tape recorder.
Piano performance broadcast
Piano performance on KFDJ (later KOAC) in 1925.
Science for Service
KFDJ (later KOAC) broadcasting schedule program for 1925.
Dick Mote Band in the KOAC studio
The Dick Mote Band preforming live in the studio for KOAC radio, 1935.
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.
Wallace Kadderly announcing on KOAC radio, 1930
Wallace Kadderly was a 1916 graduate of OAC and served as KOAC's first manager from 1922-1935.
KOAC TV Broadcast
Filming a musical broadcast for KOAC TV.
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.