Odebolt High School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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Our Week Was interspersed With 9101 -FORMAL Twenty

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We Receive the Deeds' to Our 6laim.s'-- Back Row: CLeft to rightl Shirley Siebrecht, Robert Moffitt, Duane Einspahr, Dallas Rohlf, Robert Hansen, Donald Jack- son, Glenn Bernhardt, Richard Morr, Melvin Lindner, William Bird, Middle Row: James Klus, Alleen Lindquist, Mary Bengford, Alvera Lansink, Douglas Boerner, Duane Breon, Carol Young- ren, Donald Konrady, Beverly Witt, Robert Watts, William Rex. Front Raw: Audreg Schultz, Arda Lee Flogstad, Ferne Kessler, Dorothy Albrecht, Fayetta Murr, Jean Landgraf, Joan Emspahr, Phyllis chramm, Clara Taphorn. Baccalauerate Services CLASS OF 1949 Odebolf High 5ChO01 Commencement Exercises Sunday, May 15, 1949 Odebolt High School , 8:00 P' m1 u TUESDAY, EVENING, MAY 17 High School Auditorium 8:00 pl ms Processional Porr1p and Circumstancen .... Elgar High School Auditorium Phyllis Benning Kom Susser Tod C 1Come Sweet Death J-Bach High School Band Bass S010 ltwere You Theren Invocation ................ Rev. Albert W. Peters Robert Hansen Crusaders Overture ........ Forrest L. Buchtel Invocation ................ Rev. C. Iver Peterson Hlgh School Band Now We Sing Thy Praise .............. Hahn Onward Christian Soldiers .... Girls' Glee Club ' High School Chorus Address ..........,.......... Richard E. Collins Sermon ................ Preeminenceof Christ AH M S H d W, H h i ' y ongs a ings ................ a n Rev' Albert W' Peters Robert Moffitt, Jean Landgraf, d Joan Einspahr, Robert Hansen 't S l .............. Th L ' P Bam one O O Robert Moffm e or S rayer Presentation of Class ............ Superintendent B. G. Ogden Benediction .... ..... P astor H. Lester Peterson P1'eSenta'fi01'1 Of DiP10maS ----- 7 ---- President Of Board of Education, R. B. Swanson Recessional Benediction .............. Rev. Albert W. Peters Nineteen

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AND OTHERWISE YEARBOOK SALES CARNIVAL The sales campaign for the '49 TROIAN Following this were Cactus Bill and his began with a loud noise on the afternoon March 16, when the staff present' ed its magnificent stage extravaf ganza featuring an allfsenior cast. The loud noise was identified as the Original Dixieland Band featuring Don Konrady at the pi' ano. After they had played the same piece four times, they were removed to make way for the sec' ond act-beautiful dancing girls, swaying rhythmically to the beat of native drums. The third act was an interest' ing demonstration of horse sense by Roy Rogers and his horse Trigger, who was very much upftofdate on school gossip. Next came an astounding exhibition of brute strength by Bongo, 'The World's Strongest Human. During this act Bongo lifted a 1,000 lb. weight with his bare teeth. of Wild West act. While the equipm.ent was be' ing set up, Elviry favored the au' dience with several accordian solos accompanied by Cactus on his gee' tar. Bill then fascinated the crowd with his trick shooting and as a grand climax, Mr. Ogden volunf teered to let the star shoot a balf loon from his mouth at twenty paces. Mr. Ogden was only slight' ly injured. After the smoke cleared, the en' tire cast came on stage for the Finale, and the curtain fell amid thunderous applause after the singing of Little Brown Jug. The entire school attended the program and paid the admission price of an annual sub' scription. Refreshments were sold by the staff, and by the end of the afternoon the TROJAN was well on its way to financial success. Twenty-one