Wolcott High School - Trident Yearbook (Wolcott, IN)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A We, the Class of 1947, are now ending our airplaneltrip that took us around the sphere of ecucation. This journey has been an eventful adventure and one that shall be remembered with deep regard. We started our flight from the Junior High Hanger on September 3, 1943, in a dense fog. Our crewhconsisted of: Pilot: Wayne Hasselbring, our President Co-Pilot: Alice Swartz, our Vice-President Recorder: Phyllis Owens, our Secretary Navigator: John Owen, our Treasurer Stewardess: Miss Fodrea, our Sponsor We had perfect flying weather for quite sometime after winning a spelling contest from the Seniors. Not only did we excel in spelling contests but Dorothy Griffin and Wayne Hasselbring stole honors in an essay contest Post-War Ideals and Values . To further prove our strife for accomplishments we spent a great deal of time refueling for exams. By the end of our Freshman year, we found ourselves out of the fog due to the efforts of our efficient crew. Our Sophomore crew, all boys, accepted the responsibilities of steering us safely through the coming year. Pilot: Kenneth Ross, our President ' Co-Pilot: Clifford Martin, our Vice-President Recorders Theodore Long, our Secretary Navigator: John Owen, our Treasurer Stewardess: Miss Yost, our Sponsor This year we were gaining speed socially. Our first social event was a hay- ride. We circled Remington and headed east to Reynolds Park where we roasted weiners. About the middle of the year we gave a farewell party for Kenneth Ross. Clifford Martin took over as pilot pro-tem. We also cut the motors and decorated for Baccalaureate. In our Junior year we were really flying high although we' encountered a bit of stormy weather. We were fortunate in having a skillful crew at the controls: Pilot: Wayne Hasselbring, our President Co-Pilot: Beverly Stoller, our Vice-President Recorder: Edith Johnson, our Secretary Navigator: john Owen, our Treasurer Stewardess: Miss Dibell, our Sponsor We made several detours from our course of study during the year for various activities. We started off in high gear by presenting the play entitled Don't Take My Q