Odebolt High School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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Charles Brucker Ronald Corrin Dawn Deal Michael Dinges William Einspahr Rodney Gray James Goclbersen Terry Gronemeyer Gary Johnson Rosella Konradi Judith Lange Geraldine Mauer Richard Meltesen John Miller Karen Noyd John Oldnettle Dale Olson David Olson Mary Louise Raasch Darwin Reila Kent Rhinehart' Marianne Schrooten James Snyder Tommy Stickrod Dennis Carrier Martha Kennedy PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT

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PAGE FORTY Lois Rohlf, Homecoming Queen Janice Stehr, Ruth Krusenstjerna, Janet Ogden, Lois Landgraf, Diane Buehler, Billy Einspahr, Geraldine Mauer llllllllllllllll Homecoming, l95l, got off to a roaring start Friday afternoon, Oct. 20, with a pep rally in the gym. This was followed by a parade down town led by the band. Following the band were the queen and her attendants, the football players, the cheerleaders, and the rest of the student body. After several pep yells, Tom Reynolds, an alumnus of Class '50, gave an encouraging pep talk. Reigning over the many colorful Homecoming events this year was Lois Rohlf, a senior. Her attendants were Janet Ogden, and Ruth Krusenstj- erna, juniors, and Janice Stehr and Lois Landgraf, sophomores. Billy Einspahr was the crown bearer and Diane Buehler and Geraldine Mauer served as junior attendants. On arriving on the field, the royal party entered through an aisle formed by members of the band. Lois was escorted to the throne by Superintendent Ogden. Howard Einspahr, senior class president, placed the crown on the queen's head. After the Queen flipped the coin determining the receiver of the kick- off, the Manilla and Odebolt teams tangled in a gridiron struggle with the mighty Trojans emerging the victors 24-O. The Alumni gathered in the gym for coffee and doughnuts after the game, thus ending a very successful and a very memorable O. H. S. Homecoming.