Odebolt High School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

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HOMECOMING Homecoming, 1952, got off to an early start with a big bonfire and pep rally on the football field, Thursday night, October 16. After Manilla was burned in the bon- fire, the band played a few peppy numbers. Following this, and several pep yells led by the cheerleaders, some of the Odebolt businessmen, a few of the teachers, and some of the football players gave encourag- ing pep talks. On October 17, the day of Home- coming, a pep meeting was held in the gym. Reigning over the many colorful festivities was Senior Queen, Lois Land- graf. Her attendants were Frances Ogren and Jean Stock, Juniors, and Jeanine Buehler and Marilyn Landgraf, soph- omores. Bobby Dannenberg was the crown bearer. Joan Hemphill and Susan Johnson were the flower girls. Preceding the Coronation, which was held immediately before the game, the royal party was escorted through an aisle formed bythe two football squads. Frances was escorted by Bernie Bengford, Jean by Lowell Brower, Jeanine by Dick Lind- gren, and Marilyn was escorted by Ronnie Salmonson. Lois was escorted by Super- intendent Ogden who also placed the crown on her head while she knelt before him. The game was another victory for Odebolt when the mighty Trojans beat the Manilla Hawks 13 to O. Following the game, a lunch was served in the gym for the Alumni. Then followed a dance in the gym for the Alumni and the high school students, which ended another delightful Homecoming for O.H,,S. -Z - ft' so 3' 'CLE-in ll 'S- . ,H