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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

' HAROLD SPITZNAGEL AND ASSOCIATES Architects Sioux Falls, South Dakota WEBSTER PLUMBING AND HEATING Spencer, Iowa ADEL CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY West Des Moines, Iowa M. R. FINDERS Luke View, Iowa Q I W!! X III! fc, x SPA' pw 1' .r Q A e Ls 3. .W an if ,S 1--M. f A-g::.... ,....4 . . ,R .Ei ,fa .1 f W.. ..V-xv Mm, m - 153, yr pr ,w , As..m.w...x:,x::z , Q 4 it L . . X. W. - A. -Q i'f I 1' Q Y -P-Ke Q.i,:l m R-QJl.i,Rml M is-:Sf 5 agua: E' ' A W X aux Q. 4. ,A ..-Q, l 6 DT THE 1958 TROJANE EDITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS ODEBOLT-ARTHUR COMMUNITY SCHOOL Odbll -one- FOREWCDRD This has been a year unlike any other for the student body of the Odebolt-Arthur Community School. We have adjusted to wading through mud, finding the doorway barred by construct- ion work, and detouring around the buil-ding to get in or out. Frequently we have been spared a recitation period because of a pneumatic drill which threatened to come through the floor-- but never did. We have learned to live with noises, vibrations, dust covering everything, a-nd such minor inconveniences. All of them, however, have been overshadowed by the pleasure we have had in watching a dream come true. Every accomplishment was first a dream, an idea, or a goal. The architect must first envision his building before he draws his plans and blueprints, The mason follows a plan in laying his brick and tile to make an acceptable part of the completed structure, As we seniors -of l958 approach our high sch-ool graduation, we realize that we, too, are architects, for our lives must have a definite plan if we are to make them worthwhile, lt has been an experience to live through the planning stage of our school reorganizati-on and our greatly enlarged building As we go forward to build our dreams, our ideals, and our goals, may we profit from the truths so graphically present- ed, and shape our lives to conform to a master plan. INDEX Seniors .............. Underclasses ...... --- Administration --- --- Activities .... --- Athletics - -- Calendar .......... ---. Advertising .... --- -two- Pages 4- 13 20- 44 48- 52 54- 70 72- 86 87- 9l 94-102 5 suis 135 SENIORS COLORS-Rose and White FLOWER-American Beauty Rose MOTTO-Climb Though the Rocks be Rugged LAVON BELSTENE OFFICERS She's got security. I First Semester President .......... Beverly Johnson Vice-President --.- ..... Leslie Noll Secretary-Treasurer ---Travis Larnons Reporter ------.---- Darrell Buehler Second Semester President ----------- Peg Sonichsen Vice-President ------- Don Cowlham Secretary-Treasurer, Rhonda Bieschke Reporter - ----Rosalie Nuetzman DENNIS BENGFORD DIANE BENGFORD LADONNA BERGMAN All great men are dying- A petite lass of much fun, A girl of silence, l don't feel so well myself. forever neat, and bright a girl of sense. as the sun. -fou r- QQ a t if E 'Ts ,gag- RHONDA BIESCHKE With a laugh, laugh here, and a giggle, giggle there. RALPH COWLHAM This lad is fair and tall, Popular and liked by all. DARRELL BUEHLER When do we eat? MYRNA DANIELSON Life is a him and his name Jim. DON COWLHAM He laughs not to be funny but to be fun. ALICE GODBERSEN is Happy as the date is long. -five- New 'NGS ETHEL GODBERSEN Her laughter is often heard and long remembered. DARRELL HERRIG Merrily, merrily, shall I live now. SHERLYNN GROVE A grin, a wink, a carefree jest By things like these we know her best. SANDRA HIGBY To her life's one happy lark tho she prefers it after dark.' JOSEPHINE GUNDERSON A mischievous kid this gal, but everyone thinks she's swell. RONALD HOGUE No one knows it, but l'm naturally baishfulf' Tgxi BEVERLY JOHNSON An earnest girl with a good heart. sa 983+- W AQQ ' P X! QE' gt '1A. K ' A A 2 . DEAN JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON He fears the wiles of maid- A little mischief he enjoys ens' smiles , . . or does he? which is true of many boys. LARRY KASPERSEN Just take life easy as I do. JOLENE KROPF Being a women is at very dif- ficult task since it consists of dealing with men. RICHARD KONRADY The beginning of all things is small. TRAVIS LAMONS Some say she is quiet, but there are others who know better. -see- MARILYN LANGE 'Her quiet woys ore deceiving. .JANE LEONARD 'A blush is the complexion of virtue. AUDREY MEEVES Some like 'ern short, some like 'em toll, buf me, l like 'ern all, ARLENE NIELSEN Never hos o lot to so ' I yi Friendly in ci different way. LADONNA MILLER Cheerful by disposition, ond friendly by nofuref' LESLIE NOLL Not o Iodies mon, but ci Iody's mon. -eighte- ARLEN LUITJENS Someday l'm going to do something drastic-I ike study' y i E . mm, I? ROSALIE NUETZMAN JANICE OGREN LARAMIE PLAIN Quiet, reserved, and loved Goodness is the only instru- lt is well for one to know by all. ment that never fails, more than he says, BEVERLY PAULSON lt's not the whistle that makes the locomotive gog it's the silent steam. GENEVIEVE RAASCH A heart to resolve, a head to direct, and a hand to execute. BONNIE RAASCH The harder I try the gooder to be the worse I get. PATSY SCANLAN She's not blushingg It could be the reflection from her hair. HIDE ROBERT SIEBRECHT Study, study, night and day. Do you really learn things that way? PEGGY SONICHSEN Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time, my oh my! RICHARD THAYER l could be better if I would, but it's awfully lonesome being good. JUDY WALLACE She looks rather quiet, but can you tell by looks? JEAN THIES Not exactly a man hater. JANETTE YOUNGREN Who can tell what mischief lies behind those laughing eyes? EH ll RCBERT TAPHORN Quiet and innocent looking, but so is dynamite. l SENIOR ACTIVITIES LAVON BELSTENE All-County Chorus 2-3, Glee Cluo I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Basketball l, Girls' Trio l, Girls' Quartette 3-4, Girls' Sextet 4, Double Mixed Quartette 4, School Chronicle 3-4, Vocal Solo I-2-3, Madrigal 3, Drum Ensemble 2, Marching Band 2-3, Concert Band I-2-3, lTransfer- red from Arthur 2l. DENNIS BENGFORD Football I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, F.F.A. I-2-3-4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Wrestling l-2-3-4, Homecoming At- tendant 4, Junior Class Play 3, Sen- ior Class Play 4. DIANE BENGFORD Basketball I-2, Mixed Chorus I-2, Glee Club I-2, School Chronicle 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. LADONNA BERGMAN Concert Band I-2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, All-County Band 3, Flute Solo I-2-3-4, Flute Trio 2-3-4, Glee Club I-2, Mixed Chorus I-2, Dra- matic Declamaticn 2-4, Junior Class Play 3, Speech Play 3, Student ln- structor 4, Flute Quartet 2-3-4, Bible Club President 3. lTransferred from Arthur 2l. RHONDA BIESCHKE Cheerleading l, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Concert Band 3-4, Symphonic Band 3, Bass Clarinet Solo 3-4, Marching Band 3-4, Bass Clarinet Trio 3, Woodwind Trio 3, Mixed Clarinet Quartette 4, Class Play 3. lTransferred from Arthur 23. DARREL BUEHLER Football l-2-3, Basketball l, Track I, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Class Officer 2-4, Class Play 3-4, F. F. A. 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4. DON COWLHAM Football I, Basketball I-3, Annual staff 4, Speech 4, Class Play 3, Track 2, Wrestling 4, Senior Class Play 4. RALPH COWLHAM Football I-4, Basketball I-3, Track 2, Class Play 3, Speech 4, Wrestling 4, Annual Staff 4, Homecoming At- tendant 4, Senior Class Play 4. MYRNA DANIELSON Speech 4, School Chronicle 3. ALICE GODBERSEN Glee Club I-2-3, Mixed Chorus I-2-3, Basketball l, School Chronicle 4. lTransferred from Arthur 2l. ETHEL GODBERSEN Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Girls' Trio 2-3-4, Mixed Quartette 3-4, Basketball Manager 2, Class Play 3, Vocal Solo 2-3-4, An- nual Staff 4, Cheerleader l, All- County Chorus l-2-3-4, Class Officer l, All-State 4, Girls' Sextet 4, Vocal Council 4, Speech 4. SHERLYNN GROVE Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Madrigal 3, Girls' Sextet 4, Class Play 3, Basketball Cheerleader 4, Football Cheerleader 2-4, Speech 4. lTransferred from Arthur 2l. JOSEPHINE GUNDERSON Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3, Marching Band 3-4, Class Officer 3, All-County Chorus I-2-3, Girls' Sextet 4, All- State Chorus 2, Senior Class Play 4. DARRELL HERRIG Football I-3, Track I-2-3-4, F.F.A. l-2-3-4. SANDRA HIGBY Junior High Pow-wow Queen I, Class Officer l-3, Dramatic Declama- tion 2, Concert Band 2-3, Marching Band 2-3, Basketball I-2-3, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, All-County Chorus I-2-4, All-County Band 3, Symphonic Band 3, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2-3, Bass Clarinet Trio 3, Bass Clarinet Solo 3, Wood- wind Quartet 3, Clarinet Trio 2, Girls' Quartet 2-3, Mixed Quartet 3, Madri- gal 2-3, Trio 2-3-4, Sextet 4, Class Play 3, Speech Play 3, One-Act Play 3-4, Cheerleading 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Annual co-editor 4, Glee Club President 4, Senior Class Play 4. --eleven- RONALD HOGUE Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I, Track I-2-3, Symphonic Band 3, Con- cert Band l-2-3, All-County Band 2, Trumpet Quartet 2, Chamber Group of Brass 2, French Horn Solo 3, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Madrigal 3-4, Boys' Double Quartet 3, Class Play 3, Humorous Declamation 3-4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Class Of- ficer I-2, F.F.A. l-2, Student Instruct- or 3, W'restling 2-3-4, Senior Class Play 4. BEVERLY JOHNSON Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, All-County Band 2-3-4, All- County Chorus l, Clarinet Quartet 2-3-4, Madrigal 4, Woodwind Quar- tet 4, Class Play 3, Concert Band 2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Student Instructor 3-4, Class President 4, Student Council 4, Vocal Council 4, All-State Band 4, Pep Band 4. DEAN JOHNSON Football I-2, Basketball l-2-3-4, Track I-2-3, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Small Groups 2-3-4, Class Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 4, F.F.A. I-2, Homecoming King 4, Senior Class Play 4. ROBERT JOHNSON F.F.A. 3-4, Track l, Football Man- ager 3-4. LARRY KASPERSEN Football l-3-4, Wrestling l-2-3-4, F.F.A. l-2-3-4, F.F.A. Officer 2, Track l-3. RICHARD KONRADY Football l, Track I-2-3. JOLENE KROPF Chronicle Staff 3-4. TRAVIS LAMONS Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, All-County Chorus 3-4, Junior Class Play, Class Officer 4, Homecoming Attendant, 4, Dramatic Declamation 2-4, Girls' Trio I, Girls' Sextette l. lTransferred from Arthur 23 SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARILYN LANGE Basketball I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Marching Band 3-4, All-County Chorus l-2, Homecoming Attendant 4. JANE LEONARD Basketball I-2-3, Cheerleader 4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2, Concert Band 2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, All-County Band 3-4, All- County Chorus I-2, Saxophone Solo I-2-4, Saxophone Trio 4, Saxophone Quartet 3, Senior Class Play 4, Annual Stafff 4. ARLEN LUITJENS Track I-2-3-4, Football l, Basket- ball l, Marching Band I-2, Concert Band l-2, Football Manager 3, F.F.A. I-2-334, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. AUDREY MEEVES Girls' Trio I, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Class Officer I-2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, All-County Chorus 3-4, Madrigal 3-4, Interpretive Read- ing 4, Dramatic Declamation 4, An- nual Staff 4. Football Cheerleader 3-4, Senior Class Play 4. lTransfer- red from Kiran 2.9 LADONNA MILLER Concert Band I-2-3-4, Marching Band I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Vocal Solo 3-4, Basketball l-2, School Chronicle Staff 3, All-County Band 2-3-4, All-County Chorus I. ARLENE NIELSEN Cheerleader l, Concert Band l-3-4, Marching Bond 2-3-4, All-County Band 3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Saxophone Trio 4, Pep Band 3-4, School Chronicle Staff 4. lTransferred from Arthur 2l. LESLIE NOLL Mixed Chorus l, Glee Club I-4, Track 2, Football 2-3, Junior Class Play 3, Class Vice-President 4, Senior glass Play 4. iTransferred from Arthur l. ROSALIE NUETZMAN Glee Club l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus l-2-4, Marching Band 3-4, Concert Band 2-3-4, Saxophone Quartet 2-3- 4, Saxophone Sextet 2-3-4, Student Instructor 2, Cheerleader l-2-4, Class Reporter 4. JANICE OGREN Mixed Chorus l-2, Glee Club I-2, School Chronicle 3. BEVERLY PAULSON School Chronicle Staff 4. LARAMIE PLAIN Wrestling 2-3-4. BONNIE RAASCH Concert Band I-2-3-4, Marching Band l-2-3-4, All-County Chorus 3-4, All-County Band l, Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Clarinet Quartet l-2-4, Clarinet Trio 3, Wood- wind Quartet 2, Girls' Trio 2-3-4, Madrigal 3, Double Mixed Quartet 4, Girls' Sextet 4, Vocal Solo 2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Junior Class Play 3, One-Act Play 3-4, Humorous Dec- lamation 2-3, Dramatic Declamation 4, All-State Chorus 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer I, Senior Class Play 4. GENEVIEVE RAASCH Concert Band 2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, Symphonic Band 3, Drum Ensemble 2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus l, Brass Choir 4, An- nual Staff 4, Class Officer 3, North- west lowa Band 3-4, All-County Band 2-3-4, All-County Chorus l, Band Council 4, School Chronicle Staff 4, Piano Sol: 2-3-4, Snare Drum Solo 3-4. PATSY SCANLAN Basketball l-2-3, School Chronicle 3, Mixed Chorus I-2-3, Glee Club I-2-3, Dramatic Declamation 4. ROBERT SIEBRECHT Basketball 3, Track 2, Football I. -twelve- PEG SONICHSEN Concert Band I-2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, Pep Band 2-4, Sym- phonic Band 3, All-County Band 2, Student Instructor 3-4, Clarinet Trio l-2-3-4, Clarinet Quartet l-4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2-3, Clarinet Solo 2, Music Council 4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Vocal Solo 2, Madrigal 2-3, Double Mixed Quartet 2-3-4, Mixed Quartet 4, Girls' Quar- tet 3-4, Girls' Sextet I-3, Girls' Trio I, Basketball l, Dramatics 2-3-4, Class Officer 3-4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play l-4, One-Act Play l, Annual Staff 4, School Chronicle Staff 2, School Chronicle Editor 4. iTransferred from Arthur 2l. BOB TAPHORN Football 2-3-4, Track I-2-4, F.F.A. I-2, Wrestling l-2-3-4, Senior Class Play 4. RICHARD THAYER Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2, Track I-2-3-4, Junior Class Play 3, F.F.A. I-2-3-4, Concert Band I-2, Homecoming Attendant 4. JEAN MARIE THIES Concert Band l-2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3, Bassoon Solo 3, Woodwind Quintet 3-4, Humorous Declamation 4, All- County Band 2-3-4, Northwest Iowa Band 4, All-County Chorus l. JUDY WALLACE Basketball l-2-3-4, School Chroni- cle 3, Dramatic Declamation 4, Glee Club I-2-3, Mixed Chorus I-2-3, All-County Chorus l. JANETTE YOUNGREN Concert Band I-2-3-4, Marching Band l-2-3-4, Pep Bond l-2-3-4, Symphonic Band 3, Northwest Iowa Band 2-4, All-County Band 3-4, Stu- dent lnstructor 3, Flute Quartet I-2- 3-4, Flute Trio I-2-3-4, Woodwind Quartet 2, Woodwind Quintet 2-3-4, Flute Solo I-2-3, Mixed Chorus I-2- 3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, All-County Chorus l, Class Officer l, Student Council President 4, Junior Class Play 3, Oratorical Declamation 3, Interpre- tive Reading 4, One-Act Play 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4. BACK ROW: L. to R: Genevieve Raasch. LaDonna Miller, Alice Gadbersen, Jean Thies Sherlynn Grove, Myrna Danielson, Rhonda Bieschke, Beverly Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Richard Thayer, Don Cowlham, Robert Johnson, Darrell Herrig, Dean Johnson, Larry Kaspersen, Ralph Cowlham, Ronald Hogue, Robert Siebrecht. THIRD ROW: LaDonna Bergman, Leslie N ll, Arlen Luitjens, Dennis Bengtord, Darrell Buehler, Robert Taphorn, Laramie Plain Richard Konrady, Travis Lamons. .ECOND ROW: Janette Youngren, Audrey Meeves, Josephine Gunderson, LaVon Belstene, Judy Wallace, Jane Leonard, Bonnie Raasch, Patsy Scanlan. FRONT ROW: Rosalie Nuetzman, Peggy Sonichsen, Jolene Kropf, Arlene Nielsen, Beverly Paulson, Sandra Higby, Ethel Godbersen, Marilyn Lange. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM High School Auditorium High School Auditorium SUNDAY, MAY 25, l958 MONDAY, MAY 26, l958 8:00 p,m. Prelude Concert-8:00 p.m. Processional .......... Mrs. Dorothy Purdy HPOWIP Und CIVC'-lmsfonce NO- In - EIQOI' High School Band Invocation ...... Reverend Palmer Sellstrom Invocation .... - .... Reverend David Brown . ,, The Twenty-Third Psalm -- Albert Malotte TITEY CGI' If Ame F0 --------- ---- Grant Vocal Solo-Ethel oodbersen BOYS Glee Club Fantasy in F Minor --. ........ Gurewich You H Never Walk Aloneff ------ Rodgers A Alto Saxophone Solo-Jane Leonard Girls' Glee Club dgressf' , H Making Arnerica Str-ong , Bruce F Gates Address President Gates Business College, Waterloo Iowa Climber's Code, Reverend David Brown Into the Night .......... Clara Edwards ,, Vocal Solo--Bonnie Raasch Be Strong --------------- -V ------ OICIS Allegro Giocoso ............ Haydn Mixed Chorus Flute Trio Janette Youngren, Donna Stiles, LaDonna Bergman Benediction .... Reverend Wallace E. Larson presentation of Class ------- C' E Ferguson Recessional .......... Mrs. Dorothy Purdy . . High School P C'P0I Presentation of Diplomas .... Carl Sonichsen - ' President, Board of Education Benediction ........ Reverend David Brown -thirteen- HOMECOMING October found the Student Council making ready for Homecoming and the students eager to participate in its ac- tivities, At the close of school on October 4 the band set the pace for the royal party and the student body to parade from the school to the business section for a spirited pep meeting. The crowning ceremonies accompanied by the Odebolt Marching Band started the evening's festivities, Superintendent Ogden opened the sealed envelope containing the names of the fortunate young couple. Dean Johnson and Sandra Higby reigned as King and Queen with their royal princesses-Diane Bengford, Travis Lamons, Marilyn Lange, and Janette Youngren, and the royal princes-Dennis Bengford, Ralph Cowlham, Ronald Hague and Richard Thayer. The crowns were carried on satin polliws by kindergarten attendants Susan Watts and Steven Sundell. The Trojans made the evening more successful by defeating Correctionville I9 to O. A dance in the gymnasium was sponsored by the alumni. Following the grand march led by the King and Queen, everyone enjoyed an evening of dancing-a perfect climax to a perfect l957 Homecoming, QUEEN SANDRA AND KING DEAN Princes RONALD HOGUE DEAN JOHNSCN, DENNIS BENGFORD, RALPH COWLHAM, RICHARD THAYER. Princesses Iseatedl JANETTE YOUNGREN, MARILYN LANGE, TRAVIS LAMONS, SANDRA HIGBY, DIANE BENGFORD Attendants: SUSAN WATTS, STEVE SUNDELL. -fourteen- K Cheerleodcm Icod downtown pop rnccting. HOME COMING Hoop through which the At Troyons ron onto the held mode by Movns Meltesen ond Sondra Higby. Dione Bengford, Sandro Higby, TTCJVIS L Superintendent Ogden Crowns Quccn. King ond Queen lcod Grond Morch. omons, Marilyn Longo, Jonctic Youngrcn. ffiffeenm- WN fm.--iq' -...........'g Yi, Q K SIE Junior-Senior Banque+ And Prom Oriental Gardens April 19, 1958 ff cf? N CLASS DAY AWARDS Science Award .................... Ronald Hague P. E. O. Award to outstanding girl in science- -------------------------- Beverly Johnson Tuesday Club Award for short story written by member of Junior class ............... Diane Boerner Fine Arts Division of W0men's Club for short story written in Junior High .......... Marilyn Levin, David Olson M 8. K Club Poetry Award ......... Lynette Lamons Iowa Bar Association Award lselected by facultyl- ------------------------ LaDonna Bergman DeKaIk Agricultural Achievement Award to top senior in F. F. A. chapter ............ Richard Trayer Outstanding Music Student Award ..... Bonnie Raasch Outstanding Dramatics Award -- --- Bonnie Raasch Girls' Basketball Co-captains -- .... Audrey Meeves, Margaret Johnson Outstanding Girls' Basketball Player -- Audrey Meeves Track Co-captains ............... Richard Thayer, Arlen Luitjens Outstanding boy in athletics ........ Richard Thayer D. A...R. History Medal to the Junior High pupil with highest History grades for two years- --------------Dennis Anderson, Marshall Fox Ingleside Club Awards for Essay on Voice of Democracy .... Dean Johnson Reading greatest number of books -- Diane Boerner Women's Relief Corps Award for Essay- - .... ................... J anette Youngren Women's Literary Club Award ta outstanding English student ............ L ....... Audrey Meeves American Legion Awards lchosen by vote of seniors! ------------- Genevieve Raasch, Ronald Hague Valedictorians --- ............ Genevieve Raasch, Janette Youngren Salutatorian ..................... Ronald Hague University of Iowa Merit Scholarship lone of lO0 awarded in the statel ....... Janette Youngren TOP RANKING MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS GRADE POINT RANK NAME AVERAGE l Genevieve Raasch .... 4.00 l Janette Youngren --- 4.00 3 Ronald Hague --- 3,97 4 Beverly Johnson -- 3,81 5 Bonnie Raasch --- 3,75 6 Peggy Sonichsen -- 3.71 7 Sandra Higby -- 3,63 7 Jolene Kropf .,..-,, 3,63 9 Josephine Gunderson -- 3.4l l 0 Beverly Paulson --- 3.31 PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS IN SENIOR Don Cowlham Ralph Cowlham Myrna Danielson Gerrit Dresselhuis Ronald Lange Seniors Alice Godbersen LaDonna Miller Patsy Scanlan Jean Thies Juniors Don Siebrecht Ronald Webber Margaret Johnson Sophomore: Dean Danielson Roger Siebrecht Yvonne Lange iSeV6l'1I'96f11 HIGH SENICR CLASS PLAY CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN by Frank Gilbreth, Jr. and Ernestine Carey CAST Mr. Gilbreth --- .... Dean Johnson Anne --- --- Janette Youngren Mrs. Gilbreth -- --- Peg Sonichsen Lillian ........ ..... A udrey Meeves Ernestine .... --- Sandra Higby Martha ........ ...... B onnie Raasch Frank --- --- Ronald Hogue Mrs, Fitzgerald ...... Josephine Gunderson Jackie -- ..... Bob Taphorn Dr. Burton ...... .......... L eslie Noll Dan -- -- Ralph Cowlham Joe Scales .... - ---.-- Arlen Luityens Bill --- --- Darrel Buehler Miss Brill -- --- Jane Leonard Fred -- --- Don Cowlham Larry .... -- Dennis Bengford SYNOPSIS Dad is a terrific efficiency expert, and it's his firm conviction that what works in the factory will work in the home, Despite his high-school-age daughters' interest in boys and dates, Dad pushes ahead with better organization for his large and delightful family. While this provides humor an-d fast-paced action, there's an important meaning and imperative reason for it all. Dad has a heart condition which he's keeping a secret from the family. That's why he's doing his best to make his family efficient and get them as far along through school as possible The three older girls don't understand why Dad regards their interest in dates as a waste of time, nor does Dad understand high school girls, When Dad is about to leave for Europe, he becomes aware of how much Anne has grown up. At the some time, Anne realizes the truth about Dad. Their understanding then becomes complete. N-eighteen- uu6e1: claw men T Q x 'w ,, iw- yy, Barbara Anderson Duane Buehler Gerrit Dresselhuis Bonnie Hard Margaret Johnson Elwood Anderson Shirley Buehler Carolyn Druivenga Dennis l-lerrig Lynette Lamons ' 'Sd' ' l w. mul 'ix i n im' 4 John Bauer Joyce Carlson Dorothy Fox Arlene Howard Richard Lange -twen1'y-- fb 5 . Q' tl: Q 1 l gps ls Francis Bengford Nancy Currie Margaret Gustafson Robert Hummel Ronald Lange , ,J . -: W ' - 'Ffif l fr t ' 1 'Till Diane Boerner Coleen Dinges Moribel Gustafson Arlene Irwin Gloria Larson JUNICDR 'x A 'e , L. dxf ig., I , X : Ayn.. F Q 95 fi Q Nl' ,. W we X ev -2 K I, .. in N C ma' V ww Q 'x,, 2 S i is l l i F ' ii is A v ri r f--X ..- i we '- IN in A 'f'..f'.-I I, :. 45 Q N 1 M 1'. ,,,, :QQ 5 Ek v. Qf':' C 522 Q i V ,Q Q igmm an .. i W- if--we I V i.,,, A , v K!-IPI- W . R fling, 2 s 'za w ,M K , mx Q L L 1 3 - f i A A A ' -f--: - f C ff 'V ' U s l A A A ,. ,ui 2,-, y 65. ' K . Q 5 3 . . 3 .S ' zz:-:H ' ',A my 5 , t. .,... 1 :lf-V A M .mr 5 A 4 in ..-:Q l ' V f W' ' is ' 'sl V ..': ml-M i ,7 Mi X sewn! P' a a L. iw' ,.?:+'5:fE Wellman Lindsfrom Frank Neville Lois Roeder Donald Siebrecht Anthony Anderson lentered lafel Audrey Mandernach Richard Noll Richard Rchlf Coleen Skarin Lois Story CLASS Kay McFarland Bill Noll Janice Salmonson Marilyn Stevens Dennis Thevenot -Twenty-one- Mavis Meltesen Donald Petschauer Sharon Schleis Bill Stock Rosalie Veit Bob Miller Bob Rex Carole Schultz Donna Stiles Ronald Webber Vbv 'Li- ,Q SCJPHDMORE Nancy Anderson Janet Diersen Karen Johnson Norman Bergman Marjorie Downing Lynda Johnson Mary Alice Lindberg Linda Boom Roger Fineran Sharon Johnson Dennis Lindgren Bill Brucker Donald Hoefling Joyce Konradi LaDonna Mauer Bill Carlson JaNell lversen Yvonne Lange Robert Mitchell Dean Danielson -twe Joan Johnson Audrey Lansink nty-two- CLASS Lois Plain Marilyn Snyder Lois Thies Sandra Neville Roger Rector Patty Sonichsen Irene Wallace David Noll Floyd Renze Judy Sonksen Larry Webber Bill Ogren Ronald Roeder Sally Swanson Kenneth Weifenbach Sharon Olberding Michael Seney Wayne Stehr James Wieborg Donald Oxendale Roger Siebrecht Lois Taphorn Evan Zoch .LLL rp, im V as .um Q I ,W yen K X- I 'TWNK aw' W R sf 'Q'-Q -QF . gg 3 'W 'Qu ,S 3 ' I 'fp y f r -Q ' N- ,, x l Hr' Nur' L so a ,5' E -if we WL., i.i,.m.-.., , E my Q... ,sa W fam Qs-lux x K A 55 vm as ,X , L L Q , . L V., K , 'Q Q. ,lf -l'- . ','. - L Ma. K! 1 .. --M J? sire, ' A-. 09' 'Ci NH Qw 'QP' we s .ark pf ' sul? -vm ig ,,- E Hs. J x.o -4-.nr-' Il x ' fl? ,J ul A R if fj,Q,,x ik l M ,,., 8 li vw 'L' of 'L xy l' W' XE, V 5-mf K R Si TM il L X , Q iw , of for rlllr W -twenty-threem TOP ROW: Faith Albach, Anne Anderson, Jte Bauer, Susan Bengford, Jean Bird, Donald Brown, Roger Buehler, SECOND ROW: Steven Cranston, Martha Dinges, Elmo Engel, Barbara Feddersen, Sandra Fineran, Joan Frey, LaDonna Gehring. THIRD ROW: Stanley Dablinski, Sharon Johnson, Rosanne Keller. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Long, Diane Lundblad, Douglas Mc- Donough, Darlene Mauer, John Noyd, Kent Ogden, Linda Olsen. BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Roeder, Marleen Roll, Tom Scanlan, Ruth Scholes, Kenneth Schramm, John Sharkey, Jeannine Siebrecht. FRESHMAN l i i -twenty-four- t X s Q 9 ff--x, W .., 'mfg ,. sf' --'Q fl U .. 1 CLASS 4. .yd O 5' 2 LY' ',f,. 1. if K t ' -v',,.g 5. TOP ROW: Rita Carlluerg, Roger Carlberg, Betty Carlson, Cleone Carlson, Linda Carstensen, Barbara Cautrell, Joyce Clause. SECOND ROW: Rochelle Grove, Julianne Gunderson, James Gustafson, Betty Hansrn, Douglas Hoefling, John l-loefling, Reese Johnson. THIRD ROW: Sandra Kessler, Marlene Lange, Beverly Long. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Olsen, David Pair, Roger Peters, John Peterson, Curtis Raasch, Leon Robe, Malinda Reik. BOTTOM ROW: Edward Skarin, Janis Smith, Roger Thayer, Karen Tiefenthaler, Dennis Wagner, Kathleen Wieborg, Donald Wilson. :Tit 'fvny' 4, , . 'Trl' , i 'S' ,Q 'Q Y is 1 'G' -be-twenty-fivei EIGHTH Jean Albrecht Diane Buehler Kathy Gotberg Marilyn Levin twenty-six Lois Albrecht George Carstensen James Hausman Dennis Lindskoog Dennis Anderson Alice Diersen Peggy Hague James Lundell Larry Bieschke Wayne Dixon Ramona Huisenga Charles McDonough Gary Boerner Marshall Fox Karen D. Johnson Rickey McFarland GRADE Eileen Pair Thelma Raasch Diane Thevenot Tom Monroe Genevieve Plain Keith Reinhart Shirley Vaughn Jerry Murr Bob Prichard Lloyd Schramm Janet Wagner Dan Ogren Sharon Prichard Alice Sewell Charles Williams John Ohden Donald Quirk Jane Taylor Duane Zimmer twenty-seven SEVENTH twenty-eight Claudia Albach Mary Lou Anders Norma Anderson Ruby Aschinger Dean Barker Larry Berg Ronnie Bergman Sheila Boggs Chuck Brucker Dennis Carrier James Caufrell Gary Danielson Pamela Boney Dawn Deal Bill Einspahr Delayne Gehring James Godbersen Rodney Gray Terry Gronemeyer Bob Halboth Kay Jenkins Bloyce Johnson Zane Johnson 'In GRADE Dorothy Kessler Dale Kinny Judy Lange Jean Lingren Danny Love Geraldine Mauer Rickey Meents James Miller John Miller Elizabeth Mortensen Karen Noyd David Olson Cathy Pair Gwen Plain Mary Louise Raasch Darwin Reik Kent Reinhart Jeanette Roberts Kenny Roeder Glen Schwanz Mike Sellman Mary Siebrecht Betty Lou Vaughn twenty-nine-- Donald Clark, Teacher thirty SIXTH Judy Anderson Marilyn Berg Connie Bieschke Bob Brower Ben Buehler Ronald Carrier Charles Carstensen Allan Christiansen Carol Clark Patty Fedderson Judy Fineran Bonnie Girvan Lonno Albers Ronald Grove Janice Gunderson Suzanne Gunderson Jimmy Haefner Neil Dublinski Bob Hanson Dick Hummel Arthur Johnson Gary Johnson Sharyn Lange GRADE Julie Lundblod Dennis Mandernach Virginia Mandernach Richard Meltesen Patty Neal Mary Susan Noll Dale Olson Bruce Raasch Sondra Rasmussen Kandis Reinhart Sandro Salmon Robert Secirles Dale Smith Janice Smith David Stock Jon Story Douglas Thevenot Donald Thies Karen Wagner Kenneth Wardrip Larry Wunschel Kathleen Youngren W: ODEBOLT TOP ROW: Donald Anderson, Cosette Bergren, Merlin Boerner, Gene Diersen, Carol Gustafson, Doyle l-lerrig, Marilyn Hague, Gail Janssen. SECOND ROW: Susan Johnson, Cheri Keller, Gerald Lange, Pauline Loger, Michael Miller, Carol Paulson, Terrilyn Peterson, Cheryl Rector. BOTTOM ROW: Terry Albers Centered lateb, Cheryl Sellstrom, David Ziegmann, James Odem, Ronald Waggoner, Teacher. FIFTH Mrs. Viola Senter, Teacher ARTHUR Jimmy Barker, Barry Bergman, Sandra Einspahr, Jon Forsberg, Judy Haefner, David Larson, Beverly Levin, Mary Ellen Lippincott. --1'hirty-two- -UQ, XIV O ODEBOLT TOP ROW: Laurel Boerner, Richard Carstensen, Robert Dan Gronemeyer, Joan Hemphill, Roberta Huisenga, Anita Johns SECOND ROW: Richard Johnson, Vicki Johnson, Patti Langle Linda Peters, Rosemary Prichard, Milo Reik. BOTTOM ROW: Cherlyl Beney, Ricky Sorensen, Jennifer Sell quist, Mrs. Matilda Einspahr, Teacher. GRADE ARTHUR Melvin Neumann, Betty Sewell, Kenneth Sharkey, Larry Thrailkill, Dean Wilson, LeRoy Coutril. sw .L Aa ,K ,qi R -thirty-three- CU. nenberg, Karen Godbersen, Billy , Pat Mehrhoff, Diane McFarland, man, Linda Trudeau, Bob Young- Sharkey, Carol Smith, Ric hard use :wi Q , xiii in-iff ,Rang ,X 7 Qi. 98 R' AVN E Lg L L J L L fn . 'if L4 f 'S L 1,5 1. I -fi? i- Ronnie Boerner Linda Hardin Danna Hummel Dennis McFarland Joan Robe FOURTH Barbara Aschinger Mary Baker Betty Brucker Charles Downing Nadine Drake Elaine Ericksen Jo Ellen Ferguson Marsha Janssen Wayne Woebke Joel Johnson Jayne Lashier Dennis Lingren Dick McGonigle Isabella Plain Charles Purdy Ted Richardson Jan Sellman Theron Smith Marc Scmmerfeld David Streed Duane Ziegmann John Ziegmann Paulette borenson Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds , .. . , . l i i .I ., Lf i E g , v lSheryl Schroeder Barbara Siebrecht Jackie Smith Steven Thayer Mary Jo Wilken GRADE ARTHUR Alvin Anderson Karen Bergman Sara Jane Christiansen Curtis Johnson Sharon Wunschel Mary Ellen Johnson Marianne Kitterman Jean Lippincott Steven Lundell Marlyn Moody Merlyn Moody Tommy Neal Kenneth Neumann Wayne Neumann Elizabeth Noll Gayle Rydberg Larry Wallace Joan Schmidt Darla Siebrecht Diana Stuhr Mrs. Barbara Bloom, Teacher Teacher-Miss Joyce Schmidt. thirty-five Top Row: Dale Danielson, Gerald Einspahr, Barbara Girvan, Roger Huisenga, Marlys Lindskocg, John Mason. Second Row: Dale Mohr, Sandra McFarland, Betty Olson, Douglas Rowedder, Esther Sfreed, Miss Joyce Smidt, Teacher of 3rd and 4th Combination Grade. THIRD ODEBOLT Third Row: Gene Barber, Dale B om, Alvin Brolsma, Gwendolyn Buehler, Linda Down, Randy Gray. Fourth Row: Lynn Johnson, Charles Lashier, Mark Lieder, Leslie Mandernach, Mark Mehrhoff, Susan Moe, Jim McGonigle, -thir'ry-six- ARTHUR Top Row: Duane Carlson, Patty Haefner, George Lansink, Gloria Levin, Margaret Lundell, Sharon Mitchell, Jimmy Oxendale. Second Row: Teddy Paulsrud, Ladon Rydberg, Shirley Sharkey, Darnell Stuhr, Bob Thies, Roger Thrailkill, James Ullrich, Mrs. Zadie Metz, Teacher. GRADE ODEBOLT Third Raw: Linda Ogren, Jean Ohden, Alan Olson, LaNoy Peters, Kelly Reinhart, Eddie Sand- berg. Bottom Row: Pamela Searls, Bonnie Sellstrom, Sharon Simon, Diane Smith, Michael Stierlin, Keith Weifenbach, Mrs. Joan Clausen, Teacher. -thirty-seven-- ARTHUR Sherry Gercles, Dennis Cautrell, Lynette Clark, Bobby Godbersen, Lonnie Lippencott, Vance Lundell, Rickey McMullen. SECOND ODEBOLT Marcia Adams Steven Allen Scott Bergren Peggy Dannenberg Sandra Eriksen Linda Godbersen Michael Herbert Darrell Hoefling Bruce Hokanson Susan Horton Cathy Janssen Sandra Koch Roger Lamaak Rebecca Lieder David McDonough Jeannine Miller Carl Moberg Shirley Mortensen Luther Plain Jimmy Raasch Myron Siebrecht Ruth Ann Siebrecht Karen Streed Kermit Ziegmann Larry Woebke Miss Dorothy --thity-eight- Shelledy, Teacher ARTHUR Bobby Noll, Catherine Noll, Shirley Neumann, Joann Roeder Arlo Schmidt Cheri Skarin Dale Ulrich, Miss Darlene Barlow, Teacher. GRADE ODEBCLT Randy Babcock Gordon Baerner Jane Buchanan Donna Rae Druivenga Charles D. Ferguson Judy Frey Robert Hemphill Sandra i-lokanson Roxie Dublinski Barbara Huldeen Roger Jenkins Peggy Knight Mary Jo Lange Stephen Lcger Danny McFarland Julie McGonigle Janette Mohr Toni Page Thomas Paulson Rcland Schmidt Pat Simon Kathy Wagner Mrs. Janice Tiefenthaler, Teacher -thirty-nine- ARTHUR Miss Betty Gordon Teacher Kenneth Einspahr, Kathy Grove, Carol I-laetner, Deborah Hammerstrom Ann Hemer Larry l-loaglund. -forty-- FIRST ODEBOLT Rickie Babcock Carl Barber Clayton Bergren Verdell Buss Lance Dublinski Dennis Franken Sharon Gronemeyer Rdnert Huisenga Linda Johnson Jean Ann Lange Deborah Lieder Charles Lindberg Sharilyn Miller Carol Peterson Harry Plain Georgia Smith Brian Scrensen Mark Sun'lell Cathy Wales Kathy Wilken Miss Doris Larson, Teacncr i3.Q was ARTHUR Steven Lamaak, Marsha Linman, Sheryl Moody, Arthur Paul rud Amy Peters n Kent Rydberg, Donna Stuhr, Billie Jo Sweden. GRADE ODEBOLT Connie Betts Curtis Anderson Mark Bettin Coe Marie Brolsma Tommy Dawn Joleen Fineran Dan Griffin Linda Haberkamp Lisa Johnson Tomislav Jovanovic Rcger Koch Kathy Lange Jon Lashier Geraldine Lingren Billy Mandernach Scztt Dannen Donald Moberg Sandy Moe Michael Peterson Janice Reik Susan Schroeder Raymond Russell Tommy Simpson James Tanner Susan Wardrip 'Sally Wunschel Miss Patricia Anderson, Teacher w ? li m . an ui Qu.- Wr Q +A 4 fvmr 2 5 wi l ., I R f ef ..... f l t. if ff ls . 4:m..1i' . ilfffmwssa m ' --forry-one- ARTHUR Top Row: Connie Sue Carstensen, Ronald Cautrell, Sanrlra Deterrnann, Dennis Eng, Leslie Fertig, Renae Godbersen, Joe l-lemer. Second Row: Patricia Mitchell, Johnny Neal, Connie Nielsen, Barbara Noll, Carol Olson, Franklin Plain, Merle Pinnekamp. ODEBOLT-MORNING SECTION Third Row: Karilyn Berg, Camela Breon, Mardell Buss, Steven Cochran, Johnny Cranston, Don Diersen, Kenneth Dinges. Fourth Row: Ranell Drake, Dean Einspahr, Barbara Eriksen, Dovid Gardner, Steven Gray, Alma l-lubiok, Gisela Jovanovic. Fifth Row: Douglas Kies, Karin Korneiscl, Benson Krall, Ronald Lange, Laurie Lundblarl, Walter Miller, Richard McFarland, Ernestine l-lillman. Bottom Row: John Peterson, Karl Sandberg, LaDon Siebrecht, Margaret Siebrecht, Dennis Simon, Craig Sommerfeld, Dennis Youngquist, Jane Neppl. we -'ins ib- J 1.3 Sain- w fi B' ' -url' H X k tv-...W , ff' , ,lei My .. ' ' Q is, J . l s ! ur K3 out 4. 'arf' R M f -forty-two-- ARTHUR Top Row: Marvin Lamaak, John Landgraf, Dean Larson, Nancy Lindgren, Patricia Linman, Ann Lorenzen, Michael Lundell. Second Row: Alan Schmidt, Lavon Sharkey, Michael Silovich, Doris Stuhr, Linnea Thies, Leila Ulrich, Mrs. Virginia Boggs, Teacher. ODEBOLT-AFTERNOON SECTION Third Row: Kathy Babcock, Joseph Baker, Denald Gronemeyer, Zola Gunderson, Pamela Hardin, Jackie Henrich, Barbara Hoefling. GA Fourth Row: Peggy Mehrhotf, Kenneth Irwin, Janice l-lorton, Paul Klus, l-larold Lindster, Gloria Mortensen, Judy Neumann, George Pair. Fifth Row: Mark Peterson, Linda Rowedder, Jane Schroeder, Diane Schultz, Linda Schwaller, Douglas Simon, Steven Sunclell, Grant Thayer. Bottom Row: Antoinette Wagner, Susan Watts, Michael Williams, Nancy Wolterman, Gary Wulf, Robert Ziegmann, Charles Zimmer, Miss Martha Kennedy, Teacher. 5 ftorty-three4 FIRST GRADE FIFTH GRADE Q' I M SECOND '-'. ,., I lom Hxcjlbotlpl 9- 3.42 oren aug rm Im 5322,-I Schleis SIXTH THIRD GRADE GRADE Zimmer FOURTH GRADE 'n'iZ'l','?e0C BOYER SCHOOL STENOGRAPHY Instructor Miss Bruce 'L-fl ...s..,,mN-I. BOOKKEEPING Instructor Miss Bruce Q32 -forty-fave SENIOR SHOP Instructor Mr. Buum FRESHMAN HOMEMAKING Instructor Mrs. Olson SOCIOLOGY Insfructor Mr. lsoolc SENIOR COMPOSITION Instructor Mr, Show PHYSICS Instructor Miss Berg AMERICAN GOVERNMENT Instructor Mr, Tonner -sforty-si x-- nn5rninidraiin3rL Left to Right: Howard McDonough, Marvon Stock, Carl Sonichsen, President: Mrs. Thelma Drcsselhuis, Paul Fox, Superintendent Bartley Ogden. BGARD OF EDUCATICDN This Board of Education, together with Robert Dannenberg who resigned when he moved out -of the 'district in January, l958, has been charged with the responsibility of an extensive building program. They have traveled many miles to examine buildings and equipment in use elsewhere, and they have spent countless hours deliberating about our local situation. The school district is greatly indebteded to them for their unselfish com- munity service, MRS. DORIS JOHNSON, Secretary to the Board of Education and Secretary to the Superintendent. MRS. FERNE CARSTENSEN, Treasurer Cnot picturedl. -forty-eight- ADMINISTRATION BARTLEY G. OGDEN Superintendent of Schocls Akron, Iowa B. A. Iowa State Teachers College I M. A. University at Iowa ' I got some new blueprints today. CHARLES E. FERGUSON Principal, Senior High LLOYD MOE Principal, Junior High Lake View, Iowa B.A. Iowa State Teachers College Graduate work Drake University Clear the Halls! Biflogy B. A. Wrestling Coach I have Student Council Social Forest Citv, Iowa Iowa State Teachers College just enforced some new rules Studies -tarty-nine- In JOE SILOVICH Principal, Arthur Grade School Eveleth, Minnesota B. S, University of Minnesota Graduate work University of South Dakota I-IustIeI Band Physical Education Hygiene, Science -af' ff SENIOR HIGH FACULTY PAULINE G. BERG Daytcn B.S. Iowa State College Graduate work Texas Technological College Iowa State Teachers Ccllcge Iowa State College l'm a little dubious about thot. General Science Physics Business Arithmetic ROSMER L. BRUCE Odebolt B.A. Grinnell College. Graduate work University cf Iowa Iowa State Teachers College What's going cn out there? Business Education Trojan Advisor School Chronicle Spon- sor FRANK J. SHAW Odebolt B. A. Buena Vista College Graduate Work Drake University University of Iowa Tomorrow we will write a theme! English and Speech Dramatics Ccach MRS. ELIZABETH OLSCN Dallas Center B. S. lowo State College Graduate Work Drake University Iowa State College We need to remember Home Economics Lunch Room Supervision Adult School Supervision fifty OLIVER ISAAK Tripp, South Dakota Augustana, Sioux Falls B. A. Iowa State Teachers College Graduate Work Colorado State And this and that. Facial Studies Football Coach BOYD MILLER Brewster, Kansas B.S. Kansas State College l want to make good farmers out of you boys. Vocational Agriculture Aglult School Supervision ARTHUR SCHOENOFF Waterloo Saint John's College, Winfield, Kansas B.A. Iowa State Teachers College Graduate Work Iowa State Teachers College Try to keep it down to a whisper! Instrumental Music JAMES TANNER Eagle Grove B.A. Westmar College, LeMars Boys' Basketball Coach And remember they said- Government U. S. History World History JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY ALVIN BROLSMA Orange City N. W. Junior College, Orange City B. A. Westmar College, LeMars Graduate Work University of South Dakota You're right-You're not right! Mathematics Junior High Football Junior High Boys' Basketball MRS. RUTH HAEFNER Sioux City Morningside College Iowa State Teachers College Stop jangling those bracelets! English DENNIS H. PETERSON Odebolt B.A. Iowa State Teachers College M.A. Wichita Municipal University, Wichita, Kansas Good Morning, Merry Sunshine! Mathematics Science IVAN RICKERS Breda B.S. Iowa State College You farmers had better pay attention! Veterans Farm Training Instructor fifty-one BOB BUUM Spencer B.A. Iowa State Teachers College Yeah, how about that! Girls' Basketball Coach Track Coach Assistant Football Coach Driver Training Industrial Arts EUGENE HABERKAMP Klemme B.M. Ed. Luther College Graduate Work Drake University Wake up and get sharp! Vocal Music Grades and High School DONNA HUNTER Sac City Iowa State Teachers College Colorado University Everyone out for exercises! Grade Physical Education Girls' Physical Ed., ' High School Science, Junior High Girls' Basketball Chaperon MRS. ANN SCHOENOFF Waterloo B.A. Iowa State Teachers College All right! Sophomore English 1, . I r nsgssvzg gvfy g c I W QW A ' x 4 , ..:,,,,., I t ' '52 I, fr MP1 I 'Ii I, I mx , I rf' I W I - . I ----i wig? fe ' 3 I Odebolt AfII'1Uf Mrs. Margaret Babcock Mrs. Helen Peters Mrs. Libbie Selby Mrs. Margie Lippincott Mrs Elna Lorenzen CUSTODIANS AMOS WAGNER CLIFFORD MILLER WILLIAM SENEY Odebolt Odebolf Arthur 33453-.. 5 'wif' BUS DRIVERS I fr .. H I . EAN . ,..... I sv- I 1 ' . I . A .c c eeee A I EDWARD MOBERG RICHARD WALES MRS. WANDA CARRIER WILLIAM SYKES Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Bus Driver-HERBERT TIEFENTHALER Knot picfuredb Bus Mechanic-GERALD CARRIER Inot pictured? CHESTER THEVENOT TED DUNKELBERGER DON SIEVERS HENRY SIEVERS CHARLES TEAQUIST Odebolt Arthur Arthur Arthur Odebolt 9 +fifty-two- S aflirsiiiw SAXOPHONE TRIO JANE LEONARD ARLENE NIELEEN JANELL IVERSEN FLUTE TRIO DONNA STILES JANETTE YOUNGREN LADONNA BERGMAN CLARINET QUARTL PEG SONICHSEN DIANE BOERNER BONNIE RAASCH BEVERLY JOHNSON -- -fmfty-four-bd 3, WOODWIND QUINTET JEAN MARIE THIES NANCY CURRIE JANETTE YOUNGREN FAITH ALBACH KAY MCFARLAND INSTRUMENTAL DRUM ENSEMBLE KAREN JOHNSON BOB REX AUDREY LANSINK MARLENE ROLL GENEVIEVE RAASCH at 'wr SAXOPHONE QUARTET FLUTE QUARTET SHIRLEY BUEHLER LADONNA BERSMAN JANZTTE YOUNGREN DONNA STILES SHARON JOHNSON ROSALIE NLJETZMAN PATTY SONICHSEN GLORIA LARSON WOODWIND QUARTET SMALL GROU PS SAXOPHONE SEXTET MARJORIE DOWNING ROSALIE NUETZMAN SHARON JOHNSON GLORIA LARSON PATTY SONICHSEN JANELL IVERSEN PII I? as 1- 5252 Q is fl 5 . ' x si , si Ei ' I 2 I DONNA STILES KAY MCFARLAND BEVERLY JOHNSON CLARINET TRIO P:G SONICHSEN NANCY CURRIE ARLENE HOWARD fIfIy-fIvc- - 'NY QF fa, FLUTE Janette Youngren Donna Stiles LaDanna Bergman Shirley Buehler Sally Swanson OBOE Kay McFarland ALTO CLARINET Joan Johnson ,,.r ' Q.-v 'W ,.,-- ,L .W AM...-1- 'i 'S' CONCERT Nancy Currie Peggy Sanichsen Arlene Howard Lynda Johnson Bonnie Raasch Diane Boerner Beverly Johnson Dorothy Fox Linda Boom Kathleen Wieborg Carol Schultz Diane Buehler Barbara Anderson Cleone Carlson Yvonne Lange Karen Tietenthaler -ftiftyAsix- - Rhonda Bieschkc Joan Frey BASSOON Jean Thies Karen D, Johnson ALTO SAXOPHONE Gloria Larson Patty Sonichsen JaNell lversen Arlene Nielsen Jane Leonard TENOR SAXOPHONE Sharon G. Johnson Ss. ghv iN is ,xx X X 3' N BAND BARITONE SAXOPHONE RKBCJIIC Nuetzmon Morlorfc Downmg CORNETS Bull Stock Duomo Buehlcr Mlke Seney Joms Smith Jam Wneborg Gary Boomer Molmdo Relk Douglas Hoeflmq Loon Robe FRENCH HORN? Forth Alhoclw Morgoryrt Jormww Judy Swrwkwn BCKTX, Carl-.om TROMBONE Bcffy Henson Loss Tophorn Roger Buvhlcr Don Pctschouvr Steve Cranston BARITONE John Novi MOr1ly'r1 Smricr LoDormo Muilcr fnfty xovon BASS Elwood Andcrson CUFTI5 ROOSCYW Don Oxomdolo Rosoluc' Vent PERCUSSION Gcncvrcvo Roosdw Bob Rox Karon M, Johrwvu Morlccm Roll Audrov Lommk Back Raw lLeft to Right! Judy Sonksen, Joan Johnson, Joan Frey, Rhinda Bieschke, Beverly Johnson, Cleone Carlson, Diane Boerner, Curtis Raasch, Faith Albach, Margaret Johnson, Betty Carlson, Carol Schultz, Arlene Howard. Fifth Row: Donald Oxendale, Arlene Nielsen, Linda B?om, Leon Robe, Box Rex, Duane Buehler, John Noyd, Bill Stock, Jane Leonard, Marjorie Downing, Rosalie Nuetzman, Donald Petschauer, Elwood Anderson. Fourth Row: LaDonna Gehring, Genevieve Raasch, Audrey Lansink, Mike Seney, Sharon Johnson, Betty Hanson, Roger Buehler, Jean Thies, Douglas l-loefling, Jean Bird, LaDonna Miller, Susan Bengford. Third Row: Gary Boerner, Marilyn Snyder, Janis Smith, Jim Weiborg, Shirley Buehler, Lois Taphorn, Patty Sonichsen, Gloria Larson, Katnleen Wieborg, Karen Johnson, Molinda Reik, Marlene Roll. Second Row: Karen Johnson, Donna Stiles, Nancy Currie, Sally Swanson, Lynda Johnson, Bonnie Raasch, Kay McFarland, Peg Sonichsen, Barbara Anderson, LaDonna Bergman, Dorothy Fox, Janette Youngren, Mr. Shoenoff, Front Row: JaNell Iverson, Marilyn Lange, Josephine Gunderson, Yvonne Lange, Audrey Mandernach. MARCHING BAND MAJORETTES Left to Right: LaDonna Gehring, Audrey Mandernach, Josephine Gunderson, Kay McFarland, Yvonne Lange, Marilyn Lange, JaNell lversen, Susan Bengtord. -fifty-eightf BUYS' GLEE CLUB Back Row lLeft to Rightl Donald Wilson, Dennis Wagner, Donald Petschauer, Elmo Engel, Steve Cranston, Reece Johnson, Douglas McDonough, James Gustafson. Third Row: Ron Hogue, Rcger Carlberg, Bob Rex, Don Oxendale, Dean Johnson, Kenneth Schramm, John Noyd, Gerrit Dresselhuis. Second Row: David Pair, Bob Hummel, Elwood Anderson, Roger Peters, Wayne Stehr, Roger Thayer, Leon Rabe, Mr. Haberkamp. Front Row: Curtis Raasch, Billv Brucker, Dennis Bengford, Jim Wieboig. Lezlic Nzll, Wellman Lindstrom, Bob Miller, Kent Ogden. --fifty-nine- Bcck Row tLeft to Rightl James Gustafson, Donald Petschauer, Elmo Engel, Steve Cranston, Leon Robe, Jim Wieborg, Bob Miller, Billy Brucker, Kent Ogden, Curtis Raasch. Fifth Row: Lynette Lamans, Lois Story, Margaret Johnson, Carole Schultz, Beverly Johnson, Travis Lamons, Marilyn Stevens, Nancy Currie, Arlene Howard, Judy Sonksen. Fourth Row: David Pair, Elwood Anderson, Ron Hogue, Bob Rex, Donald Oxendale, Deon Johnson, John Noyd, Robert Hummel, Roger Thayer, Wellman Lindstrom. Third Row: Joan Johnson, Lynda Johnson, Audrey Meeves, Bonnie Raosch, LaV0n Belstene, Lois Taphorn, Diane Boerner, Janette Youngren, Kay McFarland, Marilyn Snyder. Second Row: Anne Andersfn, LaDonna Gehring, Faith Albach, Coleen Dinges, Malinda Reik, JaNell lversen, Janis Smith, Margaret Gustafson.. Gloria Larson, Joan Frey, Mr. Hoberkamp. Front Row: Peg Sonichsen, Sandra Higby, Josephine Gunderson, Sharon Johnson, Mary Alice Lindberg, Betty Hanson, Sherlynn Grove, Ethel Godbersen, Arlene Irwin, Ruth Scholes. l MIXED c:HoRus Nl Accompanists: Left to Right: Patty Sonichsen Lynda Johnson Lynette Lamons -sixty- GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Bock Row lLeft to Rightl Donna Stiles, Audrey Lansink, Susan Bengfnrd, Cleone Carlson, Kathleen Weiborg, Rhonda Bieschke, Genevieve Raosch, LaDanna Miller, Sally Swanson, Martha Dinges. Fifth Row: Marleen Roll, Lois Story, Carle Schultz, Beverly Johnson, Travis Lamons, Marilyn Stevens, Maribel Gustafson, Nancy Currie, Arlene Howard, Judy Sonksen. Fourth Row: Patty Sonichsen, Marilyn Lange, Lindo Olson, Jean Thies, Jane Leonard, Sharon Olberding, Diane Lundblad, Arlene Nielsen, Rosalie Nuetzman, Yvonne Lange. Third Row: Mr. Haberkemp, Joan Johnson, Lynda Jol'-nson, Audrey Meeves, Bonnie Ro:s:h, LaVon Belstene, Diane Boerner, Janette Youngren, Kay McFarland, Marilyn Snyder. Second Row: Anne Anderson, LaDonna Gehring, Faith Albach, Coleen Dinges, Melinda Reik, JaNell lversen, Janis Smith, Margaret Gustafson, Gloria Larson, Joan Frey. Front Row: Peg Sonichsen, Sandra Higby, Josephine Gunderson, Sharon Johnson, Mary Alice Lindberg, Betty Hanson, Sherlynn Grove, Ethel Godbersen, Arlene lrwin, Ruth Scholes. --Sixty-cne- is M 4' H ltz I 5:2 5 ,jydzf ,Q 1 rv . , .. , Y V Q, ggiy ,555 Vw. f ,. -A V E Eff V ., . .,,,,, V A Vx? J WW f W WW' -555 2' wiwf M if VW'-W E23 2 . . f . :V ff . ' V 5 .3 if? y ' X' . VN , g, lv I V, ,Q :i V, V 5 ..... Q - .: R -.-in V I 4-53 .. 1.5 - ' - : - v -. ' . - - ef., ' , Vg -' -fQ,::-V:- g . In 'gg L A Wg . 57,6 W' : , ' ?vV is ' ' , F -' rj., V V: ,.. ' I Q .-H . ss ,-1 1, f V ' ' :fV, 2':'Vx.i 1 V 5 .. f 2 W 5 ' W' L 'e ss ' ii ,ggi X Vw. 1 . 'T557 X A ,W A . 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K: V519 3 . . . xr ' Q X ll Li ggi i Xp X Q. - 5 ya? X X X V53 F N 3 A Q S, f . . ii? ' , ' Q.-.iff A iffy 4 iw .f as x 4... sw. Q . , 11 33 f Back Row ILeft to Rightl Patsy Scanlan, Travis Lamons, LaDanna Bergman, Jean Thies, Mavis Meltesen, Arlene Howard, Lynette Lamons. Fourth Row: Elwood Anderson, Ron Hogue, Dennis Thevenot, Duane Buehler, Don Cowlham, Ralph Cowlham, Mr. Shaw. Third Row: Shirley Buehler, Janice Salmonson, Sherlynn Grove, Bob Rex, Peg Sonichsen, Janette Youngren, Leslie Noll. Second Row: Dorothy Fox, Myrna Danielson, Maribel Gustafson, Bonnie Hard, Gloria Larson, Nancy Currie, Donna Stiles, Yvonne Lange. Front Row: Judy Wallace, Patty Sonichsen, Audrey Meeves, Bonnie Raasch, Mary Alice Lindberg, Sally Swanson, Ethel Godbersen. SPEECH CONTESTANTS Contest Preliminary District State Oratorical Declamation Storm Lake Spirit Lake Denison Elwood Anderson .a.., I II Shirley Buehler ....., I ll Dennis Thevenot ,,,L, I I II Interpretive Reading Audrey Meeves v.v.f II Sally Swanson ..... I ll Janette Youngren LLL I I I Radio Speaking Shirley Buehler L I ll Gloria Larson LLLLLLL I I II Mavis Meltesen LLLLLL I I ll Dramatic Declamation Bonnie Raasch LLLLLLL I I ll Mary Alice Lindberg LL I II Patty Sonichsen LLL... ll Humorous Declamation Nancy Currie LLLLLL I I II Bob Rex LLLLLLLLLL I ll Janice Salmonson LL... L LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL I I l One..Act Play LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL,LL,, I I I ISandra I-ligby received Outstanding Actress Award at State Contest in Denison? fsixtyefour- MATTIE ANNIE HALLIE BESSIE Janette Youngren Sandra Higby Bonnie Raasch Nancy Currie CNE-ACT PLAY Ladies of the Mop is a ploy in rhyme and rhythm. Annie, a faded, fluttery woman hos not lost her dream of the stage, Mattie, a sober, unimaginative soul with a toneless voice, dreams -of being a concert pianist, Hallie, loud, robust, full of energy, will take dancing, Bessie, dignified and the sole ad- mirer of her own voice, could have been singin' at the Met. Annie proposes that they entertain themselves while they ea-t their midnight snack and rest from their scrubbing the stage., This is their opportunity to live their dreams of performing. So Mattie, Janette Youngren, plays a piano number, Bessie, Nancy Currie, sings, Annie, Sandra Higby, gives a melodramatic reading, a-nd Hallie, Bonnie Raasch, does a ballet. Following a disagreement, all four perform simultaneously until the factory whistle breaks their spell and reminds them of their unfinished work, Though they've never been famous nor had the glory they've dreamed of, they're prou-d to be Ladies of the Mopping Line. -sixty-five-- Top Row lLeft to Rightl: Bill Carlson, Richard Rohlf, Ronald Hogue, Bill Stock, Dennis Thevenot, Elwood Anderson. Middle Row: Duane Buehler, Ronald Webber, Robert Rex, Leslie Noll, Wellman Lindstrom, James Wieborg. Bottom Row: Miss Berg, Shirley Buehler, Patsy Scanlan, Dorothy Fox, Janice Salmonson, Joan Johnson, Sally Swanson. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was :rqanized on Feb. 24, by students of Senior High inlcrested in increasing their krr.-wlecje at science and perfecting their skills in science. The club meets on the first and third Wednesday eve- nings of the month. sixty-Six President -.................. Robert Rex Vice President ........ Wellman Lindstrom Secretary and Treasurer ...... Dorothy Fox Sponsor ................ Pauline G. Berg GIRLS' GLEE CLUB COUNCIL Standing ILeft to RightI: Lynette Lamons, Beverly Johnson, Peg Sonichsen, Patty Sonichsen, Mary Alice Lindberg, Martha Dinges, Arlene Howard. Seated: Diane Lundblad, Ethel Godbersen, Sandra Higby, Nancy Currie, Malinda Reik, Rita Carlberg. BAND COUNCIL Standing iLeft to Rightlz Jim Wieborg, John Noyd, Bob Rex. Seated: Arlene Howard, Genevieve Raasch, Nancy Currie, Rhonda Bieschke. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing lLeft to RightI: Lynette Lamons, Dorothy Fox, Dean Johnson, Jim Wieborg, Mary Alice Lindberg. Seated: Mr. Ferguson, Wellman Lindstram, Arlene I-loward, Janette Youngren, Bob Rex, Beverly Johnson. .xr Q n sixty-seven The School Chronicle Standing lLeft to Rightl: Alice Godbersen, Beverly Paulson, Jolene Kropf, Miss Bruce. Seated: Arlene Nielsen Genevieve Raasch, Peggy Sonichsen, LaVon Belstene. The School Chronicle Staff wishes to thank Miss Bruce and the Odebolt Chronicle for helping to make the school paper a success. Last May, the shorthand class chose Peg Sonichsen to be editor of the school paper for the year i957-58, lt was her duty to write the editor- ials and keep a scrapbook of school activities. LaVon Belstene was respon- sible for writing a feature each week, Genevieve Roasch, senior high news, Beverly Paulson, junior high news, Dia-ne Bengford and Jolene Kr-opf, kinder- garten through fifth grades, Arlene Nielsen, Arthur news, Alice Godbersen, Boyer news and the hot lunch menu. Each Monday, stenography class is spent preparing the copy for that week's edition. It has been a valuable experience for the girls, an-d the staff hopes the School Chronicle readers have enjoyed each issue. --sixty-eight- if ORIENTAL SCENE-SOCIAL STUDIES Sixth Grade ARTHUR ELEMENTARY SCHGOL new fsixtymine- :st WW P' Ili! it BACK ROW: L. to R, Francis Bengford, Roger Carlberg, Robert Johnson, Larry Kaspersen, Dennis Herrig, Floyd Renze, Roger Siebrecht, Richard Lange, Richard Rolfe, Ronald Lange. THIRD ROW: Bill Ogren, Arlen Luitjens, David Pair, Elmo Engel, Leon Robe, Roger Thayer, Bill Carlson, Roger Buehler, Kenneth Weifenbach, Donald Hoefling, Steven Cranston. SECOND ROW: James Gustafson, Curtis Roasch, Tom Scanlan, Donald Petschauer, Norman Bergman, Pat Scanlan, Douglas McDonough, Reese Johnson, Bob Mitchell, Don Wilson. FRONT ROW: Mr. Miller, Darrell l-ierrig, Bill Stock, Darrell Buehler, Duane Buehler, Dennis Bengford, Richard Thayer. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Odebolt Chapter of the Future Farmers of America under the Presidency of Richard Thayer includ- ed 37 members in the I957-58 school year. Other officers were Vice President Dennis Bengford, Secretary Duane Buehler, Treasurer Darrell Buehler, Reporter Bill Stock and Sentinel Darrell Herrig. Activities in the Chapter gilt ring included assign- ment of purebred Duroc gilts to Bill Carlson and Floyd Renze, and crossbred Landrace and Chester White gilts to Don Hoefling and Bill Ogren, Frcm these assignments the Chapter expects seven gilts in return to be assigned to other members or sold, Six members including Duane Buehler, Rcgcr Sie- brecht, Bill Carlson, Bob Mitchell, Bill Ogren and Kenneth Weifenboch, accompanied by Mr. Miller, at- tended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri on October l5, lo, and l7, l957. Highlights of the convention included addresses by former President of the United States Harry S. Truman, United States Senator Edward J. Thye cf Minnesota, Am iassoclor Erik Boheman of Sweden, Assistant Secretary Edward Foss Wilson of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, ond Governor Cecil Underwood of West Virginia, presentation of American Farmer Degrees and seventy Star Farmer Awards, music by the National FFA Band and Chorus and the US Air Force WAF Bandg a special professional musical program sponsored by the Firestone Rubber Company, and tours of industry of Kansas City. On April 25 and 26, l953, delegates Roger Thayer and Roger Siebrecht, guests Rcger Carlberg and Steve Cranston, and Mr. Millar attended the State FFA Con- vention in Sioux City. Highlights included oresentation of Iowa Farmer Degrees, election of state officers, music by the State FFA Band and Chorus, and addresses by Governor Herschel Loveless and Mrs. Van Ousterhout of the State Board of Education. Selling Trojan Booster stickers and aerosol bombs provided a financial gain as well as a learning experi- ence. Total sales is expected to approach Sl,O0O. Approximately 60 seed samples were tcsted for germination for farmcrs of the community as well as Chapter members. The soils judging team consisting of Don Hoefling, Roger Buehler, Floyd Renze and Ronald Roeder parti- cipated in the annual Sac and Calhoun Counties FFA soils judging contest held southeast of Wall Lake. Four sites were judged and the team received o red ribbon, ailyleficf' Baske+baH Left to Right: Mavis Melfesen, Rosalie Nuefzmon, Jane Leonard, Sherlyrm Grove. SENIGR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Foo+baH Left to Right: Audrey Meeves, Sandro Higby, Sheriynn Grove, Mavis Meltesen, fNot pictured, Sondra Neviile-.J i 1 -seventy-two-- 5 .I Back Row lLeft to Rightl: Francis Bengford, Dick Noll, Ronald Webber, Ronald Hogue, Dennis Bengford, Gerrit Dresselhuis, Larry Kaspersen, Ralph Cowlham, Jim Wieborg, Bill Stock. Middle Row: Kent Ogden, Wayne Stehr, John Schaben, Kenneth Schramm, Roger Thayer, John Noyd, Steve Cranston, Bill Brucker, Bnb Miller, Bill Noll. Front Row: David Pair, Donald Hoefling, Bob Mitchell, Roger Carlberg, Roger Peters, John Hoefling, Dennis Wagner, Curtis Raasch. FOCDTBALL Wall Lake -- 'Kingsley --- 'Moville ------ 'Correctionville Onawa ----- Manilla - .---. -- SEASON SCORES - 35 .... - 32 .... - 46 .... - O .... - 39 ---- 4l Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt Odebolt - -,-OdeboIt 'Maple Valley Conference Games The l957 faatball season was an abbreviated one because of the flu epidemic which swept the state and the local community. The Sac City, Ida Grove, and Holstein games were cancelled. Coach lsaak's athletes managed to chalk up a l-5 win-loss record. On August 24, a disappointing number of only 25 boys reported for practice, realizing that they would have their work cut out for them. Most of their opponents were favorites in their respective conferences, while the Trojans were below par with only four lettermen returning. The first game was played at Wall Lake in a rain storm. After holding Wall Lake scoreless the first quarter, the boys could not continue to hold off the Comets and eventually dropped the contest, 35 to O. The Trojans were not able to get their new single wing offense moving which hindered their chances of winning. One week later the Trojans encountered another opponent and another rain storm at Kingsley. Again, both teams were held scoreless the first quarter, but Kingsley finally got their offense moving and pounded out a 32 to O victory. At Moville the boys seemed to be throttled by a good Moville team until the last quarter. Finally, a spark was ignited in the Trojan's offensive machine and the locals scored 20 points in the fourth quarter after trailing 40 to O. Though beaten 46 to 20, the Odebolt gridders finally crossed the goal line which gave them added enthusiasm. The next game was played at the new athletic field in Odebolt on Homecoming. The Trojans tasted victory for the first time by shutting out Correctionville, I9 to O. The Trojans again appeared on their new home field for their next gameg however, a fine Onawa aggre- gation made it known immediately that they fl little intention of allowing Odebolt to even come' e to defeating them. From the first to the last mi we our gridders had little opportunity to get into the game. The final score ended in another shutout, 39 to 0. Traveling to Manilla for what proved to be the last game of the season, the Trojans fcund themselves out- classed again and were on the short end of the score, 4l to 6. The Odebolt team punched across a touchdown the first quarter. Although the Trojans were definitely outclassed and outmanned in most games, 2l boys played eight or more quarters which should give some of the younger players a good chance to do better next year. Fourteen boys received their letters. Seven of these will be back next year to try to improve their win-loss record for l958. Ron Hogue and Bob.Taphorn were elected the most valuable players for the l957 season. --seventy-three- N RICHARD THAYER RALPH COWLHAM BILL STOCK SENIOR, END 150 lbs. SENIOR, RIGHT HALF BACK 137 lbs. JUNIOR, END 150 lbs. JIM WIEBORG DAVE PAIR KENNETH SCHRAMM SOPHOMORE, GUARD 138 lbs. FRESHMAN, END 130 lbs, FRESHMAN, TACKLE 212 lbs -sevenfy-four-V BOB TAPHORN GERRIT DRESSELHUIS RON WEBBER SENIOR, SPINBACK l4O lbs. JUNIOR, LEFT I-IALFBACK l6O lbs. JUNIOR, TACKLE I73 lbs lst Team Maple Valley Conference Selection, Most Valuable Player. RICHARD LANGE RON HOGUE LARRY KASPERSEN JUNIOR, CENTER I3O lbs. SENIOR, BLOCKING BACK I65 lbs. SENIOR, TACKLE I86 lbs lst Team Maple Valley Conference Selection, Most Valuable Player. --seventy-five- Audrey Meeves Marilyn Lange Betty Hanson Sandra Neville Joon Frey Hforwordi Clforwordl ifforwordi iForwordJ Clforwordl GIRLS' Bonnie Raasch Rochelle Grove 6ForwordW fGuordJ Odebolt forwornlx seek their posltxrm for rcluoumi Lois IS IH Ocfnon for the tmp Q5 Margaret gels pssutrom for receiving ----Seveniy-SIX4 ivuia v 2 , Y Q? vu QA lag X Q X 4 Back Row lLeft to Rightl: Shirley Buehler iManagerl, Judy Sonksen, Nancy Anderson, Sandra Long, Ruth Scholes, Patty Sonichsen, Diane Lundblod, Linda Clson, Irene Wallace, Barbara Anderson, Beverly Long, Miss Hunter, Mr. Buum. Middle Row: Sandra Neville, JaNell lversen, Yvonne Lange, Bettv Hanson, Lois Thies, Judy Wallace, Sharon Olberding, Rochelle Grove, Sandra Kessler, Marilyn Lange, Bonnie Raasch, Audrey Meeves. Front Row: Margaret Johnson, Joan Frey. GIRLS' BASKETBALL-l957-58 Considering the fact that we had so many young, GIRLS' inexperienced girls we had a pretty good season. The won-lost record was not too impressive being 9 and l2. The Troianettes placed fourth in the county tournament losing to Lake View in the consolation game 40 to 27. odeboh. Lytton defeated the Trojanettes in the first round of the sectional tournament 55-40. 36 - H- Newell --- A Sl -- --- Nemaha --- The Troianettes had an offensive average of only 45 -- -- Wall Lake -- 45.3 points per game. Detensively their average was 59 - --- Danbury --- 52.2 points per game. Audrey Meeves was high scorer 63 - --- E,-my --- for the season with 577 points. She averaged 28.8 points 31 -- --- Scherrer --- per game and scored well over half of the team's points 33 -- -- Lake View -- during the entire season. 36 - --- GOIVO --- On the varsity squad we had four seniors, two ' T-nxlon ' juniors, nine sophomores, and ten freshmen. We didn't 55 HCZQSS-Tn have a definite starting line-up as the girls were striving 39 ' Kingsley ' Consistently to earn a position. 55 - --- Auburn -- The freshmen and sophomore girls played eight 46 -- -- l-Ohrvllle -- scheduled games and lost only twice. Holstein was the 37 -- -- Bottle Creek -- conqueror both times while the girls won the other six 33 - ---- M9V'lle ---- 7l - --- Correctionville - from Newell, Battle Creek twice, Schleswig twice, and Mapleton. Joan Frey was high scorer for the season with 94 points. She averaged l3.4 points per game. With prospects of a strong freshmen and sopho- more group of girls moving up next season we are look- ing forward to a good season. We will have more height on both ends of the court to provide for better rebound- ing. With the added experience they ieceived this sea- son, the Trojanettes can anticipate a more impressive record next year. County Tournament 38 -- ,.... Wall Lake --- 52 -- .... Early --- 27 -- ..... Lake View --- Sectional Tournament 40 -- ..,. -- --seventy-eight- Lytton .... 1957-58 Basketball Schedule And Scores Opponent --- l6 -- 49 -- 49 64 59 76 39 -- 49 -- 3l -- 47 -- 88 -- 65 -- 44 -- 67 -- .15 -- 72 69 25 -- 58 -- 40 -- 55 Bock Row: Mr. Tanner fCoachl, Dennis Wagner, Norman Bergman, Curtis Raasch, Bob Mitchell, Robert Siebrecht, Steve Cranston, Wayne Stehr CManagerJ, Mr. Isaak, fAssistant Coachl. Middle Row: Bill Stock, Dean Johnson, Don Oxendale, Kenneth Schramm, Bob Rex, Wellman Lindstrom, Roger Thayer, Jim Wieborg. Front Row: Roger Rector, Kent Ogden, After a dismal start losing the first seven cf nine ballgames, the boys began to work as a unit and showed steady improvement the rest of the season, They finish- ed with a 8 win and l4 loss record. Since we lose only one Senior on the squad, and the others gained much experience, the outlook for the future is bright if some of our Sophomares and Fresh- men keep progressing as they have been. The team this year finished third in the Sac County Tournament and third in the Maple Valley Conference. The team's offensive average was 49.5 and the defensive average was 55.3 points per game. Our Freshmen and Sophomore Squad this year played some outstanding basketball under the direction of Mr. Isaak. With a little extra work an their own and game experience they could be o valuable asset in next year's plan. Roger Carlburg, I957-l958 BOYS' BASKETBALL SEASON Xlemaha ,,....,,... Odebolt Wall Lake f,, --. Odebolt Danbury , Y - Odebolt Early ....L Odebolt Schaller --- Odebolt Lake View ,, -- Odebolt Salvo .... Odebolt Anthon -- Odebolt Lytton - - , Odebolt Holstein L , Odebolt Kingsley L Y Odebolt Auburn ,, Odebolt Lohrville Y, Odebolt Auburn' H, H Odebolt Wall Lake' - - - Odebolt Early' ,,,,,, - - Odebolt Battle Creek Odebolt Moville . ,WYE ,Y Odebolt Alta ,,..AL.., Y Y Odebclt Correctionville Odebolt Onawa .,..,. L L Odebolt Mapleton' -- ,, Odebolt Total ,,,,,,,,,,..,, I2 l 7 lO9l Defensive Average 55.3 'Sat County Tournament Offensive Average 49.6 'Sectional Tournament The Starters-Bob Rex, Don Oxendole, Dean Johnson, Bill Stock, Roger Thoycr, inn i- i. seventy-nine- Bob Rex-Junior, Guard. Although inexperienced, Bob was a good hustler and floor man. He had a scoring average ct 4.8. H057 Wellman Lindstrom- Junior, Guard. Wellman is an excellent outshaoter and had a scoring aver- age ot ll points per game. l-le's a good ball handler and play maker. Excellent on the free throw line. l242l Dean Johnson-Senior, Center, Captain. Playing his third year as a regu- lar, Dean led the tcarn scoring with l4.5 per game. l-le was a very good shot and will be missed very much next year. C3l9l Jim Wieborg- Sophomare, Guard. Bill Stock-Junior, For- ward. An excellent ree bounder and defensive man, Bill had a scoring average at 8.11. He gain! ed much confidence and experience through the season. ll84l BCDYS' BASKETBALL The Odebolt Tioians seek rebounding positions. 7eighty- Roger Carlberg- Freshman, Forward Roger Thayer- Freshman, Guard. R'g Came along fast after the season got under way, He's a good floor man and ball handler. With a scoring average of 1.7 he should be a valuable asset in the future, 1323 Roger Rector- Sophomore, Forward Watch it Trojans! Don't foul. --eighfy-one- Don OxendcIe- Sophomore, Forward. AI- though slow in speed and with na experience, Don did an outstanding jolu this year, He's cu good shooter and has a 6.2 average, He's a good re- bounder under the bask- et H623 Ken Schramm- Freshmen, Center Ken! Ogden-F reshman Guo rd 1 i E 1' Back Row: lL. to R.l Roger Siebrecht, Dennis Herrig, Kenneth Schramm, Bill Stock, Darrell Herrig, John Noyd, Richard Lange. Third Row: Roger Thayer, Leon Rabe, Bill Carlson, Gerrit Dresselhuis, Roger Carlberg, Dennis Thevenot, Roger Peters, Bill Ogren. Second Row: Kent Ogden, Dennis Wagner, Norman Bergman, David Pair, Steven Cranston, Arlen Luitiens, Joe Bauer, Curtis Raasch. Front Row: Mr. Tanner, Bob Miller, Dennis Bengford, Richard Thayer, Bob Rex, Jim Wieborg, John Bauer, Mr. Buum. .TRACK SEASON -1958 Troians Win Maple Valley Conference Championship First Time ln Eight Years The Trojans completed one of the most successful track seasons in recent years by winning the Maple Valley Conference Champ- ionship. They defeated the overwhelming favorite, Moville, by two points, to take the championship for the first time in eight years. The season was a great credit to the fellows on the squad. Although we had only twenty- eight boys out for track, they were conscien- tious workers with a very good attitude. Pros- pects for next season should be bright with only three seniors, Arlen Luitjens, Richard Thayer, and Darrell Herrig, being lost through graduation. Our pefcrmances in the field events should be considerably fimproved next season with our power being concentrated in the mid- dle distances. There were some outstanding individuals and performances throughout the season. The Trojans scored most of their points from the f-ollowing fellows: Arlen Luitjens in the da-shes and relays, Richard Thayer in the hurdles and relays, Darrell Herrig in the relays, John Bauer in the relays, Richard Lange and Bob Miller in the middle distances.: Bob Rex, Bill Stock, and Roger Peters in the middle distances and relays, and Dennis Thevenot in the relays. Two records were broken this season, the most spectacular one being in the medlay re- lay. Bill Stock, Darrell Herrig, Arlen Luitjens, and Bob Rex ran the medley in a very good time of 31482. Bill Stock set a record in the football throw with a distance of l87' 2M . Other outstanding performances of the season were: Richard Lange-2108.6 half mile, 54.7 quarter mile. This is the first season Richard has been out for track. Roger Peters-56.6 quarter mile. Best time ever recorded for a freshman in Odebolt. Bob Miller-4:57.l mile, -eighty-twc- fi , fi? 50, i f t 3 I 4 E l f Bob Rex-Anchored the medley relay and mile relay. His best time in the half-mile was 22062. -W Mi JP B4 i'5' I Bill Stock-His first year out for track and did a very good job, He ran the 440 leg of the med- ley in 54.l and also ran on the mile relay, He high jumped 5'5 and threw the football to a new school record at l87' 2lf2 Arlen Luitjens-Rah the lOO yd, dash in lO.7. Arichored the 440 and 880 relays and ran a 220 leg on the medley. 880 Relay--Darrell Her- rig, Richard Thayer, Den- nis Thevenot, Arlen Luit- iens. Their best time was a respectable l:38.2 far the 880, and the same four fellows ran the 440 relay in a good time of 47,l. -eighty-threef Nor 5 f 5 3 1 I - R Q 5 l g it S X 5 S 1 5 s Richard Thayer-Ran a very good time of l6.2 in 2l.2 in the low on the 880 and s if 3+ I S E . 9 l' Q it it sf 3' R 5' 5 R sf- 3 it Q i ' A is 58 1 fs sr 2 g 1 the high hurdles and hurdles. He also ran 440 relays, 3 . . l i l i l 1 - ' Medley Relay-Bill Stock, Darrell l-lerrig, Bob Rex, Arlen Luitiens set o new school record with o very good time of 33482. Richard Lange-His first voor out for track ond was tough in the middle distances. He ron the holl- mile in 2108.6 ond thc- 440 in 54.7. Q 1. 2 Richard Thayer-winning the high hurdles ond RR f-eighty-fouri Richard Thayer winning the low hurdles ol Holstein to help the Trojans toke the Cn' ference title. BOYS' BASKETBALL Left to Right: Rodney Gray, Charles Brucker, Keith Rein- hart, Bob Halboth, John Miller, Terry Gronerneyer, John Ohden, Kent Reinhart, Bloyce Johnson, Bob Prichard, Dennis Anderson, Ricky McFarland, Gary Bocrner, Mr. Brolsma. CHEERLEADERS Eileen Pair, Dorothy Kessler, Claudia Albach, Mary Anderson wg. K JUNIDR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL Back Row: lL. to R.l Sharon Prichard, Lois Albrecht, Sheila Boggs, Karen Johnson, Diane Buehler, Romana Hui- senga, Karen Noyd, Peggy Hague, Jane Taylor, Janet Wagner, Gerale dine Mauer, Liz Mortensan. Front Row: lL. to R.l Jean Lingren, Diane Thevenot, Alice Sewell. -- -Cighty-fivC--- 3 5 if a i2A0P3'fQPAogmM,:. N5 FOOTBALL 3 if 5 E 5 5 -...LA ,gn fr, . lik-. A W ix i xl' . il J, E -eighty-six' TRACK 64' x, B BACK ROW: L to R. Larry Bird, Jimmy Hausman, Charles Williams, Dean Barker, John Ohden, Glenn Schwanz, Charles McDonough, Billy Einspahr, Wayne Dixon, SECOND ROW: Manager David Olson, Mike Sellman, Jerry Murr, Ron Bergman, Dennis Carrier, Rodney Gray. FRONT ROW: Keith Reinhart, Terry Gronemeyer, Charles Brucker, Darwin Reik, Ricky MC- Farland, Duane Zimmer, Kent Reinhart, JLJNICR HIGH Foolball Cheerleaders BACK ROW: L to R. Karan Johnson, Karen Noyd FRONT ROW: Lois Albrecht, Sharon Prichard, Diane Theyenof, BACK ROW L to R Bob I-lalboth Chuck Williams, Glenn Schwanz John Ohden Chuck McDonough, Bob Prichard Ricky Mecwts SECOND ROW Keith Reinhart, Bill Einspahr Lloyd Schramm Dan Ogren Mike Sellman, Dennis Anderson FRONT ROW Kent Reinharf, Darwin Reik Gary Boerner Ricky McFarland Terry Gronemeyer Duane Zimm Rodney Gray, XQINIQ ,Bo . 0 nr 3 Ei? Ka f He's Minel Mmmmmmmmmmm Work Oi- Plgy? Well ain't that nice? Ohl My Feetll SEPTEMBER First day of school Classes elect first semester officers Iowa State Tests of Educational Development Teachers feted at Trinity Lutheran church Trojans open grid season at Wall Lake Band Council elected Teachers reception at Methodist church Student council holds first meeting Trojans defeated by Kingsley 32-O Student council met to plan Homecoming No school-Tri-County teachers meeting Moville defeats Trojans 46-20 Assembly program+Americana OCTOBER Cast chosen for Junior class play l-lomecoming+Trojans defeat Correctionville l9-O Band day at Sioux City Six weeks test week begins Fire Prevention week begins in Arthur Girls' basketball parents meeting Mr. Buntrock presented Senior grad. specials Football game fOnawa won 39-Ol Seniors begin magazine sales campaign Second team defeated by Sac I9-O 30th National FFA convention at Kansas City, Mo. Report card day Football game fManilla's victor- ious homecoming, 4l-6 Auditions for All-State at Council Bluffs Influenza epidemic hits OAS lO students qualify for All-State Frosh-Sophs defeat Battle Creek 6-0 Band students hear Air Force Band at Storm Lake Sac City game canceled 8th grade class party Popcorn Day at Ida Grove School closediflu epidemic reaches peak Junior Class play canceled geighty-sevenf NOVEMBER School resumed after flu epidemic Arthur instrumental concert Trojans end season abruptly-- last three games canceled American Education week Basketball season opens at Newell Arthur band presented a concert Boys and girls play at Nemaha Classes dismissed for heavy snow Girls and boys bow to the Comets at Wall Lake Juniors order class rings Conference team named Trojanettes defeated by Danbury Trojans win B. B. clinic at Holstein Beginning of six weeks tests Mr, Buntrock takes individual pictures Boys and girls play Early here Thanksgiving vacation Skating party at Denison AlleState Concerts in Des Moines Wear-ever demonstration far Senior girls 1 K5, , A 'Er v 4 , if 'M-.M 'V awbfig 'ws-, Q . . SV? iii? iw 5 if z. ff' ' ---4-,....., DECEMBER Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow examination Boys and girls play Schaller Al Bell assembly prsgiam House of Magic Electrical Show Seniors choose class color, flower, and motto Teams play Lake View 2nd team boys and girls play at Schleswig GQIVQ plgyg here PCIlS fl'1I'OUQl1 The YGOF Amos saves the flooded furnace room Anthon plays Trojans-Trojanettes there Sophomore class party Christmas Program Report Cards! Grade Christmas Programj Boys and girls play Lytton Vacation time! What a day for training rules! Troians upset Holstein JANUARY Yawn! back to school again Trojans lose to Kingsley Diane Bengford iniured in car accident Hearing tests Auburn bows to Trojanettes and Trojans Mrs. Mockmore Understanding the Teenager at Wall Lake Win one, lose one at Lohrville Junior class party Bailey's puppet show Snow White Troianettes meet Wall Lake in tournament Semester exam week Speech elimination contest Report cards again Class officer election for Zntl semester Moville defeats the boys and girls here FEBRUARY All County Concert Holstein plays here Boys ploy Alta there Retakes and small group pictures Senior recognition for basketball players Correctionville plays Trojans and Trojanettes Preliminary Speech contest at Storm Lake H4 I ratingslg Northwest Iowa Band festival Girls' Sectional tournaments begin Community night at Arthur Band winter concert Qeighty-ninef- 5 , . Ooooo-Look!! The Three Bums! Squirrelly - . wx ff. ,Y .5 X K ' e.iw.Jll lt's been a long night One happy family ,, ...- ritz lt's a dog's life! Lovers! s .nn , , L Q Twins??? ln the good old ooys Sleepy-time gols 'il Loma ulnq Qu. 44. Standing on the Corner Squeeze 'em tight! Don't you dore! Stop tickling me! Yo Whooooo! And do you know Homecoming Like my ho1'?? MARCH I. S. T. C, Concert Choir Student council meeting Report cards once again Suggestion box placed in Study Hall by Student Council Seven l ratings at District Speech Contest at Spirit Lake Wearin' of the green Annual sales carnival Spring concert at Arthur Senior Pancake Dayg State Indoor trackmeet Report cards First day of State Speech contest Senior Slave sale fcancelledl NW. Iowa Junior l-ligh and Grade school instrumental contest APRIL Scholarship tests at Sac City Court day for Seniors Triangular meet at Sac City Easter vacation Band booster food sale Precontest vocal and instrumental concert Precontest concert continued lawa Merit System testsg Rock Rapids Band Holstein relays Large group contest at Aurelia Logan relays Tomahawk relaysg One-act play named superior at Drake Play Festival Junior-Senior banquet in an Oriental Garden Arthur awards banquet honors band and school facultyj Senior play rehearsals start Sac relays and Career Day at Sac Report card day Dual meet fFresh. and Soph.l at Carroll Kuemper Drake relays Vocal program Trojans win Maple Valley conference National Merit Scholarship tests administered to Juniors MAY Large group contest at Rockwell City Band brings home l2th consecutive I rating Fresh-Soph defeat Carroll Kuemper Five Trojans qualify for State Track meet Sophomore picnic Skip day finds Seniors in Minneapolis, Minn. Kindergarten roundup at l:3O Band concert recognition night Grade music concert Baseball program announced Senior class play Cheaper by the Dozen Baccalaureate-message Climber's Code Open house at old building Commencementfaddress Make America Strong Senior picnic at Sherry Grove's Athletic awards night Class Day-school closes -ninety-one- And then-- And here we have- Weill! r Q s X Nh Just taking life easy Come on inl Lct's play a game SKIP AY BUS TRIP TO MINNEAPOLIS - ST, PAUL MAY 19, 1958 r w fnincty-twov cuiveriisiug 'Maw , . , . , E ODE BOLT STATE BANK Complete banking service Member F. D. I. C. ODEBOLT C0-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR GRASSLAND PIG 8. FEED COMPANY We handle a complete stock of time-proven Qualify Kem Feeds Felco Feeds. 3 . . 1,,.., V w .5 .,.v- . Ji f Il Www Rul'h's Fashion Shoppe Mrs. Ruth Kipp, Owner Ladies' and Children's Apparel LangIe's Cheese Marke? Butter - Eggs - Milk Cheese- Cream Ch:colate Milk -ninety-four! if 'fisgg 'G S 1 1 me is is Q, EASTLAWN NURSING HOME LEROY'S CLOVER FARM STORE Mrs. W. E. Hart, Administrator GREEN BAY LUMBER CO. ODEBOLT LOCKER AND MARKET Certified quality and service. Groceries - Mears - Custom Butcheririg 4 ourrv s. siNsPAHn i.i.oYo LUNDBLAD ,,,Su,o,,Ce When we haul em, we never maui 'emf' Farm Loans and Real Estate ,,f-' +ninety-five- IVERSEN TRANSFER The most for your money at You callg we haul. KALlN'S VERN ROTH IMPLEMENT GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY Co- international Harvester Retail Building Materials Sales and Service .mx N -gsm ,cw - WUNSCHEL'S TEXACO BERNHARDT 8- McGONIGLE Petroleum Products-Tank Wagon Service Complete line of Skelly Products General Repair Work Arthur, Iowa service and tank wagon. c, in .ev '.'.s.- -ninety-six- DR. HUBIAK, M.D. SINGERS DEPARTMENT STORE You can rely on Dr. John Popular brands and friendlv service. KORNEISEL CLEANERS A Cleaning, Repairing, messing BROWER HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP KRUSENSTJERNA HARDWARE Paint, Glass and Wallpaper GEROGE W- DRESSELHUB Hardware and Bottle Gas Attorney at Law V ,Lf q '1 'T s , I 5 -l'1ll'1Cfy-SGVEIW1 A ' AQ or Q5 KRUSENSTJERNA IMPLEMENT Ask us to demonstrate the new, field-proven line of John Deere tractors and implements. BUD'S CITIES SERVICE We treat your car as it it were our own. DR. C. L. PAGE Veterinarian Odebolt ARTH U R ELEVATOR CO. TRUDEAU SERVICE U. S. Royal Tires-Accessories Complete Brake Service if if E9i FRIDAY MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth Sales 81 Service lui ninety-eight ,X v fl W'77 ' Wane CRACKER JACK COMPANY The more you eat, the more you want. WATTS REXALL DRUGS 'M' Prescriptions carefully filled, I W Veterinary needs, Fine Toiletries. ll-nu' o ALBRECHT'S CAFE Good Home'Cooked Meals SWANSON INSURANCE AGENCY Odebolt MAN DERNACH MOTOR CO. Ford Sales and Service General Automobile Repairing Accessories, Batteries and Oil Odebolr, Iowa CARRIER AUTO SERVICE Automobile and Tractor Repairing Wrecker Service REX CHEVROLET Cars - Trucks - Parts Service -ninety-riine+ USFWS MT 'Nvuuu-...W K il XB V is onsson BAKERY Neva and Ronald Flogstad Dont Make It, Let Flogstad Bake lt. K FROSTY TREAT AND DRIVE-IN BAKERY Ronald Flogstad For a summertime treat, It can't be beat. WALT'S RADIO-TV Whirlpool Appliances We service what we sell KELLER BARBER SHOP Best haircuts and jokes in town. GAMBLE STORE Authorized Dealer The Friendly Store ARTHUR LUMBER 81 COAL H. 8. M. ELECTRIC Radio-TV General Electric Appliances -one hundred- ,wa 5 Y. E Wg .Q M ax .. A X jig -...:: - , N, an SVT ,J ' 456 , hx .:.,.. vu Q 225 W ,fS5EQ :g ng 11 Jim w wg M , 1 A Q.- sue 1 1 gg ., W Q., ,xx Q.. ga f, W. .hp x ., if-im ' ik .QMELEIS K , nn. --.Q- ,,,weuaem fifl ?????.l3Ef5 w . '-. H Qi HHS '- fr-1 gwm.,-. X.-'mv '-In 3 5. I Q 'Q' D iq-'vi , A J y .yg v , T. 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FINDERS Lake View, iowa Phone 220 BERT CANNON STUDIO Finest Photographs Tots, Teens, Weddings, Groups Odebolt, Iowa ARLO KILKER Your State Farm Insurance Agent -one hundred two- DGNCJRS Arthur Bowling Alley Arthur Trust In Savings Bank Buntrock-Salie Studio Storm Lake CIiff's Radio 8- TV Repair Arthur The Clothes Shop Coburn's Sc to 51.00 Stare Gronemeyer Construction Gronemeyer Produce Harman's Cafe, Arthur Johnson's Jewelry Dr. R. R. Landry Lange's Barber Shop Larson and Purdy The Leonard Hatchery Lindsay's Store, Arthur MilIard's Radio and TV Margaret Noll, Arthur Noyd Oil Company Odebolt Oil Company Howard Purdy Reynolds D-X Sac County Mutual Telephone Company Sac County Rural Electric Cooperative Dr. W. M. Schoeberl Sewell Hardware, Arthur Sievers Garage, Arthur Sunny Side Market, Arthur Martin Sykes Charles Teaquist Teeny and Tiny Shoe Repair Dr. P. E. Treman Wardrip Furniture Wayeland Beauty Shop Dr. F. W. Worth ACKNOWLEDGMENT Pr-oducing a yearbook of quality is a big job. It begins, like every worthy project, with the question Where do we start? But our yearbook adviser got us on our way. It was with her time, endless patience, and constant guidance that our yearbook took shape. Our special thanks to Miss Bruce. What would the book be with just letters on its pages! This is where Mr. Kermit Buntrock entered our picture-or shall we say our pictures. He packed up his lights, action, and cam- eras, traveled to OAHS, a-nd sh-ot our individual and group pictures, His efforts put our layout committee into action. Our attractive title pages were printed by Mrs. Erwin Krahenbuhl. We are grateful for her work which adds definite distinction to our production. So often the teachers excused their classes for pictures and special events. ,The students were willing to help with their snaps a-nd participation in the extra curricular activities which have a big place in our book. Many thanks for their cooperation. The hard-working staff proved themselves invaluable. At the some time we all learned that cooperation is the key to the success of such at project. At last we had things organized. Now the Odebolt Chron- icle did its part in putting things together from the rough copy to the binding, This was a long awaited grand finale. Through the combined efforts of all these indespensable people and the generosity of the Odebolt and Arthur business men, we have completed our '58 yearbook, Our sincere thanks to everyone. -one hundred three- THE TROJAN STAFF CO-EDITORS TYPISTS gffffglg 3355 A VE T'5'NG lllflfil, lliilffen Darrell Buehler Bmmle RGOSCB Ralph Cowlham R ld susmess MANAGER Om Hogue y PHOTOGRAPHY Gencvleve Raas:h Ethel Godbersen SALES CARNIVAL Darrell Buehler E h I G db LAY-OUT EDITORS D201 Jghnfgien P69 Sfmifhsen Donold Cqwlhom FACULTY Aovlsen Beverly Johnson Sandro Hlgby Jane Leonard Miss Rosmcr Bruce Back Row: Darrell Buehler, Don Cowlham, Dean Johnson, Ralph Cowlham. Middle Row: Ethel Godbersen, Audrey Meeves, Peggy Sonichsen, Beverly Johnson, Janette Youngren, Jane Leonard, Bonnie Raasch. Seated: Miss Bruce, Ronald Hogue, Sandra Higby, Genevieve Raasch. -one hundred four- 2 s mmwmxn, HAROLD SPITZNAGEL AND ASSOCIATES Architects Sioux Falls, South Dakota WEBSTER PLUMBING AND HEATING Spencer, Iowa ADEL CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY West Des Moines, Iowa M. R. FINDERS Lake Vlew, Iowa X ,Wi fe 1 4 1 2 'Uv HiFL 01 -can ma.. ,,....nvuw 4.w'-wt.g. g 'Q' :Jiffy -Q ,V ,f x gnu M, -ww. U a.x::-:m,x.:f my Q., G 1 . , A I , -fx ' ' sv . K ,ji ' . K I . 1 N ,W ' K' hfj,.,,,m, k M .. 'N 'H-vw I ,,,,M,.A ,mv : M A N-HV l vm. f-J' af- vgxm 413K ,f jf, 5347