Odebolt High School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY The play chosen for presentation by the senior class was Stardust, a three act comedy written by Walter Kerr. The setting is a dramatic school whose arty students go through antics which are incomprehensible to more prosaic people. The date was set for May 8, and the play had been in rehearsal for several weeks when, because ot untorseen cir- cumstances such as illness of some of the cast, and conflicts with contests and track meets, the production was cancelled. The cast which had been selected is as follows: Mr. Bach ..... Dean of Women Prudence Mason Claire Carter --- Jerry Flanagan -,- Arthur Scott, Jr. Janet Ross .... Phil Ford ..... Marion Phipps --- John Redman - - ........ Tom Reynolds Cynthia Keene --- -- Raimund Brown Mavis Moriarity Miss Freman .... Miss Robinson - Miss Jones --- Tad Voorhis -- Stella Brahms - --- Doyle Hansen ------ Joan Kies --- Lois Schaefer --- Velma Paul -- Jim Turner ------- Jim Barkley --a---- Jane Teaquist - Charles Krusenstjerna -------- Jo Ann Bye Verna Mae Tiefenthaler -- ...... Howard Hoefling --- Jeanne Lindquist ------ Ruth Kessler --- Margaret Bengford ---- Helen Landgraf --- Ronnie Rex -- Joan Wilken ' 1'::::1:::-:g-1,1-1-,::a::vff.:.:Z-':a5:5:-4:-..,.1 ,:.::s, .'x2:2: . ' -..: :'N2 .: W - :.:1-za:z515:zas:ga:asz:a:ss:a:a:s:as':::' 4 1:1 ,: -f:'1:.:z-11. ,'-sv-1:-:'f.2. f :f ':-,:: :rf-2 5-5.5:5.::.'1:::1: - , . - ' V' - '--:H - is '. 5:a:e:5:5:2:5:aa5:s---' - -'-::-.-.:-: :-::::f::s::e::e:: a a ' -: s g. ,- :1. 1. -1' Q s.-55' -1-:

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ANNUAL SALES CARNIVAL Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, and witness the most hilarious, uproarious, sensational show yet contrived for Broadway production. The admission price is only one thin dime. These were the immortal words spoken by Barker Budix Reynolds, Jr. at the annual carnival that was released on the afternoon of March l in the Odebolt High School Auditor- ium. Blaring saxophones, blatant trumpets, booming drums, and high class propaganda echoed through the halls. Teachers were stunned, students gazed in a starry-eyed man- ner, but the nineteen fifty annual staff was making progress, for a deluge of money was flooding the campus of O. H. S. The sole purpose of the carnival was to obtain money for the nineteen fifty Trojan. page sixty-four Subscriptions were sold, pop and candy were consumed by delighted pupils, and conces- sions were opened to further the fund raising campaign. A concession entitled the Holly- wood Brevities of l95O climaxed the enter- tainment. Tommy Bengford, or better known as Mae West, was awarded the Oscar for the best performance of the day. Everything was fine until special agent of the F. B. l., Dean A. Brown, strolled in and quelled the boister- ous laughter. Complete success of the carnival was clue to the splendid manner in which Jim Turner and Tom Reynolds organized the show. Full co-operation was displayed by all members of the senior class. No admission was charged, thus everyone was able to attend and really enjoy himself. The only comment verbally expressed was: The l95O Annual Carnival was certainly grand.

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