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

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Superintendent Ogden assists kindergarten attendants, Dean Bengford and Sharon Grone- meyer, from the platform after having crowned the king and queen. The leading character in the band's half-time show. Specta tors agreed that Dr. Page could be a full-time clown. fW6l'lfy-Ol'1e-

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1 X, 1- K 'Z 2 fc , 4 ,A A - ff X if .SI I vm - f ii Y ,, A. , ,A ., ,Miz f f A -fs , ., .. .J 3 if 2m 'k'k f if 7 'W rf 3 , sl l ins, f Q L,:' , I KING OTHEL and QUEEN AUDREY HCDMECOMING Homecoming began September 28 in the traditional manner with o pep meeting. The student body then marched downtown to display their enthusiasm to the businessmen and patrons. At the game in the evening Audrey Cowlham and Othel Johnson were crowned Queen and King of '56. The Royal Court consisted of Gloria Girvan, Nancy Neville, Judy Ogden, Bonnie Snyder, Jim l-loward, Grant Langle, Clifford Schroeder, and Don Taylor. All Seniors, they were elected by popular vote. Crown bearers were Dean Bengford and Sharon Gronemeyer. Moville didn't quite succeed in dousing our good spirits since the evening was successfully climaxed by a homecoming dance in the gym to the music of Johnny Galvin, Credit is due to the marching ban-d and the committee in charge, who spent long hours in preparation for the event. Members of the committee were: Mr. Stafford, Mr. Shaw, and Miss Bruce, faculty, Ronald Oxendale, Dick Duffy, Arlene Purdy, Judy Ogden, Sandra l-ligby, Josephine Gunder- son, Dean Johnson, Don Cowlham, Arlene l-loward, Shirley Buehler, l-lerb Turin, Wellman Lindstrom, students. -twenty-

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T' l THE TROJAN STAFF ln May of l956 the juniors elected Gloria Girvan and Othel Johnson to be editors of the yearbook for '57, Cliff Schroeder received the demanding position of business manager. Cliff later proved to be indispensable during the magazine sales campaign and was often seen d-oing more than his duty, going the rounds with our advertisers, Jim Howard and Grant Langle, Much credit is due to our conscientious layout editors, Audrey Cowlham, Na-ncy Neville, and Arlene Purdy. The appearance of each page is the result of their patient work. Jean Hanson, Myrna Lange, and Marilyn Sommers handled efficiently the job of typing copy for the printer. Helen Kessler and Dwayne Wingert lined up classes for Mr. Buntrock's busy camera and Dwayne took many fine pictures at special events. Judy Ogden, Willard Johnson, and Ronald Oxendale put their heads together and came up with some new ideas for the annual Sales Carnival. All this could not have been accomplished without the invaluable aid of Miss Bruce, to whom we are s-o grate- ful for expert advice and assistance. We have striven to make this i957 Trojan the best ever, and we hope you will think our time was well spent. Seated: left to right- Arlene Purdy, Clifford Schroeder, Gloria Girvan, Other Johnson, Jean Hanson, Jim Howard, Judy Ogden. Standing: Nancy Neville, Marilyn Sommers, Dwayne Wingert, Willard Johnson, Miss Bruce, Ronald Oxen- dale, Grant Langle, Myrna Lange, Helen Kessler, Audrey Cowlham. l