Odebolt High School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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just at the time when many rural schools have been closed and re- districting of rural areas is under way. Once again, a once-spacious school building is taxed to capacity. Those who planned our high school could not forsee the great influx of pupils from adjacent rural areas, which began several years ago and has increased steadily to the point where now the school district owns five school busses to transport its We look back with iuirion pupils. tSee inside P0fd0n0?'e S0'f'SfC'Cf'0n of back cover for map of present on Ordeboll 5 l1F'lf'Cen'fUfY Of school b U s routes., Education educational achievement. What from its Very rmrurel is always does the second half of the century hold ir, the process or development' -for Odebolt and the Odebolt community lt never becomes a fait accompli. 'n the Way of edu Cohonol Offvoncfi- As rr reaches one goo' ir ment? A. school system, just like surges Orr ro Onorher any other institu- tion cannot stand more distant. still. Should it at- tempt to do so, it immediately loses ground. Odebolt's educational plant has reached anoth- er milestone. The high school building is crowded and the grade school is fast becoming unfit for use. Odebolt as a community takes too much pride in its schools and the accomplishments of its children to permit inadequate facilities to hamper their development. That is the challenge of the last half of the twentieth Century.

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DEDICATION MR. BARTLEY G. OGDEN Supedntendent of SchooE We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty of Odebolt High, dedicote this, our annual, to Superintendent Bartley G. Ogden. Mr. Ogden took the position of superintendent at Odebolt when we were entering the seventh grade. He has coped with our faults, lamented with us in our sorrows, and rejoiced in our happiness and good fortunes. We feel he rightfully deserves this honor because he has given us guidance, direction, and sympo- thy throughout our Junior and Senior high school years. We thank you, Mr. Ogden, for your great kindness and understanding, and we sincerely hope that a most wonderful future is in store for you. page five