Wolcott High School - Trident Yearbook (Wolcott, IN)

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-U72 Di 4. 'V' 'VZ' dd F W,-x 'LX 0 f T, PROPHECY As the Senior Class in 1955 was known to be the happiest, healthiest, busiest, and best to get along with, what do you expect of them? Three guesses! Here's a look into the future As I ride my camel fNotice I say ride not smokey across the great snowy regions of the Northwest fDo you think this sounds different well they xserell can you imagine whom I should meet? lsone other than Ed Anker now known as bgt Preston of the Northwest Mounted Police and his prize possession man s best friend Norma He showed his scar where he was wounded by a 20 20 spit ball while trying to capture Fearless B1IlDol1ek and his ruthless gang of claim jumpers He also mentioned that Fearless escaped and when last heard of was selling seal blubber to the Keller Found ation for Higher Education Kay was inspired to start the foundation ffor men onlyy in hopes that she would find another Georgel Moving on down the icy slopes I come upon an igloo Upon the sealskin door is written this verse Here lives Iohn Gtllen My drivin was so thrillm I drove so wild The cops got riled And now up here I m chillin You people who do enter here Really need to have no fear My car they took It s in the book And now I am a dangerous cookl Seeing this on the door, I decide I am not hungry so I move on into Dawson City where I stop at the Golden Garter It s now owned and operated by none other than Inky Moore and his three associates Joyce The Blond Bombshell Hartke Carolyn Rowrral and O la la Lehe The four do a land slide business each evening when the miners come in with their gold As my camel is footworn and weary I dec1de to trade him in on a newer model a dog sled and team at Don German s Fleebltten Dog Sales I suppose you didn t think dogs had flees in the Yukon they dol Moving south 1nto the Umted States I come upon an Indian reservation In the first tee pee I see Minnie ha ha and her brave warrior Tummie Hawk It seems that Jan and Norm s car broke down on their honeymoon and they were stranded mlles and miles from their in laws They stayedl mlllions and built a mansion in Beverly Hills Chris decided that since she could support him in the way he had been accustomed he would marry her They are leading a gay life with all their kids as mean as Chris was in his younger days As I mush down to Utah I find Evelyn Meier Whitaker and hubby Al living on the salt flats She says she enjoys life very much Al was a very reckless k1d in days gone by but I f1nd he is more so now You see, he and Evie are raising llttle hot roddersl I must trade for another means of transportatlon as I don t think dogs and a dog sled were meant for so much desert travel This time I trade for a canoe The place from wh1ch I buy my canoe is operated by Marlene Burke and her new husband While on her semor trip Marlene got carried away by one of the erewmen as we rounded the Statue of L1berty The name of this establishment 15 Marlene s First Canoe Sales I be11eve it too as this canoe looks like the first one made As I paddle my way across the Middle West I stop at Chanute Field Continued on Page ZI er ' . . ' v ,u ' ' ' v - IIQSQQ 3,0 , , .I .r , I -, 04 x I Q, U In I P o I . sfo? Wifi' . I . . . . . ' lf! 5 fy' . . . U5 I . . g ' . . g ,F . ,XX In California I find Pat Chamberlain and Chris Helderle. It seems that Pat made X ,Q . . . D . . . . ' . . , 'f 3 . . . . . ' . . . ' T5?A, I . a 1 . I 'n 1 l 5 A . . ' . . . . - Ml . , . . 0 I .i,. it de., , is H:-:A ,,', any

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Jean Stackhouse IS the newest memher of our tla s S e nrolled tn rt at the hegtnmng of the senror xear bhe came here 'rom Foy Center Whrle at Royal Venter she x as a mer ther of tl Q F A A for one year and worked on the staff of therr scl ool paner T 1 x she held the posrtron of art edttor om the I RIDLNT staff Jean na also one of our student lrhrartans here at woltott Jean Stackhouse, who loxes to parm and drau Hopes someday she ll get a call To parnt a prcture mth Presrdent Ike Pause then she ll he hrgh as a krte wlnrltx ffutsp XX agner has attended Wolcott four years she , rt ron lx attended the Natred Heart school at Remmgton bhe lte Cl l shrrlej, was department news co edrtor for the lltlkwlll and she also drd a xery good job of betng snapshot 0 tdrtor for the TRIDI NT bhrrley xx as also office grrl dllflllg herst11orX ar Nhrrlex the gil mth grace and ease Inst loxe to date and ncek and tease n lass tht tc rthcr nrsh she d he qu et lut none haue exer nottced her try 1tI I ll N, IOR PON SOR S lf ll XRD Wlll El Lk 'GIIUN C 11411 UN . 1' ' ' ' s, fh e . . . . . lv . ,. y A Qval 4 ' v - r- v 1 ws Y , , , V . A A xl.. , , ' '.1 I , 'h'sl'ear 1 - ' r, I V. D I has ht-cn very atrtive in Sunshine Society, General Chorus, and G2 ,llh - '--' - gn' fe . xx ' xlv' K , , 's ' ' , I V ' L' r ' i 3 ' f ' UR 1 fx t 5?- .r 1

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PROPHECY I frnd Darlene Yeoman and squadron statxoned there Srnce most people expected her to be a school teacher she hasn t drsappolnted them she teaches her own What a mobl I paddle out! Next stop was Tennessee and here I found Nettre Foster She tells me that she marr1ed her arr force man but he 15 now engaged rn farmlng and rarslng many lrttle thrngs Not far from Nettle s house I fmd Bob Altman not engaged rn farmxng but he s rarsrng more southern belles for nothern boys Whrle there I prcked up a paper and read the latest news One of the blg stones was of three female book leggers who were caught at therr strll on the h1ll Iwas shocked to fllld they are former classmates Four Roses Mathew Schlrtz Wagner and Gm Ann Blanchette After readrng th1s pleasant artrcle I remembered that there rs one person mrssrng from that gang and upon consultrng my ltttle black book I learned the m1ss1ng one was Leona Brown Leona marr1ed Vern Lehman and they are hvrng rn our old home town Iguess that Leona was the only one that had nerve enough to stay and lrve among the broad mlnded people rn our old home town of Wolcott Well to get on wtth my story my canoe was bottom worn and I was paddle weary so I decrded to trade th1s beautrful antrque rn on a newer model a donkey! Srnce not many donkres are sold rn the U S I hunted around untrl I found a farm that sold them Much to my surprrse th1s farm was owned by Marvtn and Janet Lear Marvrn guaranteed me that h1s donkey was of the hrghest qualrty and would nerther balk nor brte So next I bounced on to New York where I stopped rn front of an art gallery It looked pretty mterestmg so I went tn What a shockl There approxrmately frfty feet from me a crowd of people were lookrng at a certarn prcture I notrced the pa1nter s name was Jean Stackhouse The scene a second after the bell rang at noon hour back rn Wolcott The trtle The Great Rush As I m gettrng trred of carryrng my donkey I look for a place to trade h1m rn A slgn catches my eye Srgman s Trpsy Tugboats Paul has made h1s way 1n lrfe by selllng tugboats to wanderrng wayfarers From New York I travel on to Hawau 1n my new tugboat You see even though S1g s tugboats are npsy he s a good salesman Pullmg mto Hawau I spy a group of hula dancers on the beach In the m1dst of them I fmd Gene Hartke and brrde Gall They spent therr honeymoon rn Hawau an when they were ready to leave Gall couldn t get Gene to go Thrs rs the frfth year of therr honeymoon Altghtrng from my boat I see Wayne Mathew man about I-Iawan supervlsrng hrs cocoanut plantatrons on th1s Island I asked hrm how he got mto th1s busrness and he sard he always was a Irttle b1t nuts See1ng that my Journey was nearlng an end I began to thrnk about how I was to get home I wandered mto the lrbrary of the Umversrty of I-lawau and checked my travel books out wrth Janet O Herkelhelmer Tak1ng a second look I reahzed th1s was really Janet Englrsh O mqurrrng I found she had marr1ed the head of the lrbrary and wrrtten a book entrtled luvenrle Delrnquency usrng the class of 55 as source materlal So for the Senrors of 19551 ,M ,,a, A Xu-. 1 'll llf I VX 4 frll, N 3 l a 7 U mf-'Y 4 f , lv! Q 1 OO. QD, in zz A fl X a -e? IS- , R Nu, i QQ' . 4 .I 1 Wg , f 311 4 . A ' 1 . . . I ' I , , . -- ' . . . . ' I - . ' 'A .tx f' A 1, ' ' I 1 lvl? CJ' . . . . . ,sgvll 4' . . . . . . L gt -, ' ' ' - W - 'V ' - 4 g I 57 . . t g I, . ,1, I . s . . . ' . qs. , . I Q 1 U . 'A ' , ' n' A n . . . 1 , Z?-'rffafx 1 . . 4 . . . --hx ' . . . . , -55 'L P - ' . -7.1 , . . . ' ' .. . . . X, -- . . l I4 Q K - --' . . 1 n .. d -X I, Q? . 1 . . . N A X . . . . fx ' '. - QNX X - . . . I n . . is -A LY ' 1 I ,, Q !