Odebolt High School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Brown, Miss Picht, Miss Holland, Mr. Hamann, Miss Shaw. MRS. JANYCE WICKER Soldier, Iowa B. S. M. Morningside College Grade School Music fSecond Semester? MRS. MABEL SCHOEBERL Holstein. Iowa B. S. M. Morningside College Graduate Work: University of Dakota Instrumental Music Sixth Grade Music CSecond Semester? Mrs. Wicker, Mrs. Schoeberl South JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY MRS. BARBARA SCHMIDT JOHNSON Battle Creek, Iowa B. S. A. Morningside College Vocal Music CResigned at end of first semester? DEAN A. BROWN Boone, lowa B. S. A. Iowa State College Graduate Work: Iowa State College Vocational Agriculture Social Science F. F. A. Sponsor Adult School Instructor BARBARA PICHT Salt Lake City, Utah B. A. Iowa State Teachers Junior High English and Social Science Eighth Grade Sponsor page eight FLORENCE HOLLAND Bondurant, Iowa B. A. Drake University Graduate Work: Drake University Junior High Principal Mathematics Ninth Grade Sponsor WALLACE HAMANN Galva, Iowa B. A. Buena Vista College Physical Education Industrial Arts Junior High Coach Girls' Basketball Coach Seventh Grade Sponsor CATHMAR SHAW South Orange, New Jersey B. A. Iowa State Teachers Physical Education Biology Girls' Basketball Chaperone Playground Supervision

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- RUTH KESSLER She walks in beauty. Basketball l-2-3, Softball l-2-3, Homecoming Attendant 3, Home- coming Queen 4, Class Officer 2-3-4, Trojan Staff 4, Class Play 3-4, Piano Solo 3-4. JAMES BARKLEY The Senate's future filibuster. German Band l-2-3, Drum Ensemble l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Class Officer l-3-4, Class Play 3-4, One Act Play 3-4. Football l-3-4, Basketball 3, Track l-2-3, Marching Band l-2, Dramatics l-2-3- 4, Trojan Editor 4, WNAX Forum 2-3-4, All School Play 4, All-State Band 4. SENIOR CLASS CLASS MOTTO The Best Helping Hand ls at the End of Your Arm CLASS COLORS Powder Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER Yellow Jonquils We the Seniors of '50 throughout our high school years have proved ourselves to be of high quality. That is evidenced by the fact that we were represented in all of the extra curricular activities. Our class has boosted the importance of Dramatics by its definite interests in this line. We have contributed much toward plays and forums, as well as the other phases of Dramatics. In football, basketball, and track the boys have shown us a remarkable display of ability. They have aided in the winning of the numerous trophies OHS now possesses. The girls are not far behind in their display of athletic ability. They, too, have aided in the winning of trophies. They have also contributed to the beginning of softball in our school. Now, let us take a look at the field of music. Here we are not only well represented in Mixed Chorus, Band, and the glee clubs, but also in solos and small groups. On March 29, our class attended Career Day at Sac City. We were much interested in and inspired by lectures on the various lines of work which we may follow in the future. Skip Day found us bound for Omaha, where we enjoyed everything it had to offer, Despite all this, our main project was the '50 Trojan. This we give to you, the underclassmen, as a remembrance of us. As we leave OHS, never to come back again as students, we take with us many fond memories of our high school days. We hope that you will always retain fond memories of us. page ten