Odebolt High School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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CHEERLEADERS Carol Schaefer, Mary Bird, Shirley Elnspahr, Marlene Winter, Beverly Bergman FOOTBALL BOYS' BASKETBALL Odebolt Opponent Odebolt Opponenf 35 Correctionville 0 56 Lynch 51 24 Kingsley 7 57 wan Lake 29 13 Moville 12 65 Anhu, 31 7 o9de 0 49 Danbury 34 7 Leeds 19 as Lake view 54 24 Manilla 0 49 Aubum 45 0 Sac City 20 53 Nemaha 22 19 Wal' Hake 6 64 coffeffionvalle 42 13 H9lsle ' 0 80 Battle Creek 34 51 Schleswig 32 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 68 Holstein 44 67 Alta 60 Odebolt Opponent 39 Early 47 35 I-!lfl'0n 60 47 Galva 39 48 Wall Lake 21 84 gchaller 34 36 Arthur 26 51 Kiran 38 39 Luke View 35 sAc COUNTY TOURNAMENT 36 Auburn 48 70 Early 28 54 Nemvlw 28 51 Lake View 44 60 Correctionville 36 47 Nemaho 30 62 Bvffle Slfeek 29 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 37 Schlesy-9 30 55 su any 47 32 Hvlsfem 53 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 34 EUVIY 27 35 Manning 62 42 Galva 50 1 56 S h ll 28 64 Kf,f,, e' 32 TRACK SCHEDULE SAC COUNTY TOURNAMENT April 13-Holstein Relays postponed because of snow 39 Lytton 44 April 24-Holstein Relays canceled because of rain-- SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT April 27-Alta Relays 45 Arcadia 30 May 1--Maple Valley Relays at Holstein 52 Soldier 23 May -Carroll Relays 50 Ute 43 May -District Meet 41 Charter Oak 49 Moy -State meet at Ames PAGE FORTY-ONE

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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.

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llll Wlllllllll ElllSUN The Odebolt Trojans whisked through the l95O nine-game schedule in a highly honorable fashion, dropping only two games, one to powerful Leeds High of Sioux City, and the other to revenge-hungry Sac City. The reserves saw considerable action in the first game of the year in which we downed Correctionville 35-O. The Trojans racked up their second conference win by rolling past Kingsley 24-7. The third game of the season, a conference game with Moville, turned out to be a thriller. Odebolt led l3-O at the half and seemed to dom- inate play-until the fourth quarter, when a pass interception and a fluke pass attempt left the Trojans with only a one-point lead and only seconds remaining. Moville desperately tried the middle of our line in a conversion attempt, but the line held solid. lt was Odebolt's game l3-l2. By tripping Ogden in the next encounter 7-O, we made it four straight wins, a well-deserved record for fans as well as for players. With seven seconds remaining in the game, a pass good for about 8 yards gave the Trojans the winning margin. The ball was water logged and the fans PAGE FORTY-TWO