Odebolt Arthur Community School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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English Literature acquaints the pupil with the rich heritage which is his. in the works of famous authors, and it gives him, as well, a foundation for study of his own language. The girls here are engaged in some group project, but the boys apparently have nothing to do with it. Vocational Agriculture is a nation-wide, federally planned program of instruction in agriculture for farm youth in high school. Through its classes, the students learn better ways of managing farms and better methods of agriculture in general. F. F. A. is a world wide or- ganization, planned to promote successful country life, and is a very important part of vocational agriculture Government is required, and is given for one semes- ter to seniors. The study of Government is designed to make every graduate an enlightened, well-informed citizen. Mr. Tuttle must have told another of his jokes, for he has quite a sense of humor. Vocational Homemaking classes endeavor to help the students become better citizens of the community through the teaching of homemaking and management. Edrie Leeds, Helen Lansink, Charlotte Erickson, Sharon Roberts, Emily Bergman, Arlene Schwaller, and Junith Gunderson are practicing their sewing skills. 28

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Othel Johnson T Roger Kies G Don Taylor G-HB Grant Langle G FOOTBALL Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt 26 12 19 37 40 13 Just two weeks before school started, the Odebolt Trojan football squad started their practice under Coach Richard Tuttle, a graduate of Buena Vista. After a month of training the Trojans went into their first game against Wall Lake. It showed that the '54 team was good on offense a s well as defense. The Trojans really didn't make any spectacular play on rushing or passing, but the Tuttle bunch came out on the long end of the score as they did in five other games. The Kingsley game was one in which the Trojans had to really show their stuff. At the end of the half, Odebolt was trailing by a touchdown. In the opening play of the second ha If, Hoefling ran 90 yards for a touchdown putting Odebolt in the lead for the first time. The Trojans led up to the end of the game, but in the last play , Kinglsey made a touchdown, which tied the score. This made our record one win and one tie. The Moville game was characterized by short runs by Nuetzman, Paul Bengford, and Hoefling; good blocking; and throwing Moville back for some losses, so again the Trojans won. Correctionville and Marcus were next on the list, and these two games turned out to be a rest for the Trojans. They gave an opportunity for the second and third teams to show their ability. I Bill Halboth E m TWin TArf Bill Wallace T 3 = Joe Wingert G 30 137 EWI