Wolcott High School - Trident Yearbook (Wolcott, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

X 14' 1 I' If. f 1 1 ,f ,af ., o ,re Y ..- ,. I ,r V, . Vf': M . y y A f ,- X, 1, 1 1 a I 1 , 4- ..x h. 'x THE TRIDENT I956-57 WOLCOTT HIGH SCHOOL WOLCOTT, INDIANA L...l 1907-1957-Fifty years since first Trident was published 1947-1957-Ten years of continuous publication OUR TOWN OUR SCHOOL- AND US! OUR TOWN- U, S, Post Office Nm lrzttcr today--try .rgain tomorrow Bank of Wolcott Occasional deposits, frequent withdrawals Here are some familiar st-cries ,rhout our community the seniors will fUlllL'llli'JCl' long after their high school days .irc mt-r, Many will see these same bllllLllllP1:.llld people every day for perhaps thc rust of their lives. .. Market Street Wolcott Theater 7 ' Favorite spot for a Saturday night date WOLCOTT Othcrs will hold thciii vlosc to their 'itxirt QX'Cll though their iicw hoiiiw .irc not close in milos. We will thiitls of our high scliuol dqiyi :is soiiiu of tho host iii our lives and oi' Wolcott as the tiiicst horiiu towii oii uxirth. Wolcott House A symbol ofthe community and the home of Xx'olc'ott'S fouttdcr Doc's in his office Drug Store Popular place for an after-school coke Elevator Wolcott is an agricultural community I' 1- Vx s ff OUR SCHOOL - - Remember that eventful day when we entered school for the first time We limlft forward to it with mixed emoticnis--lepirhil ofcntering that huge building filled with many teachers and many more studenrb, yet happy at the prospect of iniilving new A. ' Q cts . gb. A ' .9 fig. - J 2- ' .J 5 'v I . f C Jgvv Recess time on the playground In the beginning was the word AND US! friends :ind heenrning at psirt of this excit- ing business culled learning. Recess came rind we jumped on the merry-go-round for gi gleefnl ride with the others. Then it mis time to go inside where we learned how tn read, write, sing and explored the won- ders oi' the globe from our classroom. Exploring the wonders of science in a physics experiment by ,ANI . 35,9117 ,,,,. ,,1-,sr N13 READING WRITING- High school means many different things to different people. Some are taking college prep- aratory courses and will go on to higher education Er Plane geometry--a popular college prep course It's physical education where we exercise the body an well an the mind Learning about our forefathers In American History class AND ARITHMETICI Orliurs want Io unter llln: world of business, many girls will hucorno lronsowivos, inziny lwoys farrncrs or iraidcsnicn. But all are working for one Coinnion goal - Li good oducatiori. xo s L i nioxit on Llnld dutlopment in lionm tconoinins Q ass i ...1-11 X driwr training group having tlic: worlsings ni' an auromohilo engine explained to :lien Busy typists trying for one hundred words irnin L Future farmers repairing a tractor in shop if s 50 YEARS OF PROGRESS WITH. 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Mx- 1 R Y .-,, v 4-,S , , 'xx xx X 1w1f .- Q THE TRIDENT STAFF Though times have changed, putting out an annual remains much the sarne--planning the year- book--getting the pictures taken--making up the pages--getting it printed--and last but not least-- paying for it by selling advertising and copies of the annual itself. .A- STAFF MEMBERS: STANDING: Vernon Mathew, Carolyn Davis, Art Editor, Kay Mier, Dorothy McClure, Helen Weist, Snapshot Editorg SITTING: Mary McIntosh, Classes Editor, Barbara Altman 84 Sandra McCray, Activities Editors. . ABOVE: Jerry Troxel, Editorg Mr. Whe eler, Annual Advisorg Gail Siebenthal, Associate Editor. STAFF MEMBERS, STANDING: Alvin Mathew, Albert Dignan, George Guin- grich, Advertising Manager, Maynard Jackson, Subscription Mgr. g John Poth- uisje, Bob Foutch, Sports Editor. SIT- TING: Lena Baker, Business Mgr., Marilyn Vogel, Renita Stutzman, Joan Speer, Literary Editor, Donna Mathew, Mary Dallinger, Norma Fields. THE HOWLER STAFF EDITORS: Maynard Jackson, Albert Dignan, Mrs. Shoop, Howler Advisor, Kay Meier, Lena Baker, Helen Weist, REPORTERS: ABOVE: Jerry Tro- Xel, Bob Foutch, Gail Siehcnthal, John Pothuisje, Joan Speer, Mary Dallinger, Dorothy McClure, Marilyn Vogel. COMPOSITION: Mary McIntosh, Barbara Altman, Carolyn Davis, Renita Sturzman, Norma Fields, Donna Mathew. i P 'h Y'-5, 4 . I x- T x 4,1 gc? viz 1 Q1 ,- 1 1 J, 1 X , , 6 , 5 5X I-XBUVII: OIIIIN AND KING OF IIINIOR PROM ltIT1I3 I,11rctr.1 ,lnsti1'u, Jerry liuiscr RICH I': OIIEITN, KING AND .-X'I I'IfNIJ.-XNTS: K. Owens, R. J.11'Isso11, ffviiucri I,. Justice, King I, Kciscr, I, Vrnuyird, IU. Provo. HQ: f JUNIOR PROM KING AND QUEEN Donrinated hy Ll smiling Bnddhii i11 illl Oriental garden, the IS?-'16 Junior Prom was one of the most hceiiitifnl social events Wolcott High has seen. Music was furnished hy the Stitrlighters 41nd dancing took place under a ceiling hung with colorful Japanese lanterns and hanging IIIOSS, Truly, it was a night in an Oriental Paradise. Q QUEEN, KING, ATTENDANTS, and THEIR ' ESCORTS W, Bossung, D. Provo, E. Bossung, R. Jack son, R. Altman, L. Justice, C. Bessler, I. Keiser, K. Owens, R. Krintz, I. Vineyard, W, Primmer. Q '49 fig' , 'v 4 1 pf! f xt! Eg 'A , . t Y' in r 4 - A 1. A , . 1. A Ulla: O ii' ' Jix W 1 Iwi- ,ax Q 1 1, Qlll-X Win..-f , 4 f P Y., 9 ff 4 ff' -uni . , ,A , ' ,, Q' X Q X , 1 . X5 is 539 ' E-f i Mit 'f' Q ff' MW t g! ,E 1 I L2 ff W 5 J ' i A! 5 .VQ 2 1 Q 9 ' 1 ' 4 Q ? , 1 1 Zi Q--1 3 1 's 2 5. 3, A :fs 1,95 is ,H E 1 2 Z, ' i ,L---H ., x ' 1 Lili , Q' , .1 we ,gt uf 41444 -ff . o 'fkifffo QA -lhzifi f,H'g 1 K ?i-s- 44, 3 L..-f- 1 - I Kffff--. - ' Q a. ' 4 .Ili A' Q -lf . - IE fi-.Q JN up 5: ' R , - , 1X Q . 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K3 1 'J 31.1-gg 3.1.1 14-58:-.ll.lf'lF -1 , - DIR 1 L, X X .3 2 S W1 Lrvj 4' a' 1' , , Ma' I ,.L-4 A -A - -K P' iw J 'I 'Yagi Q N-hd S 'sal I I I ,, ,, 5 ,Nw 4l 'l5 an '14-.- Ili O iq B Q 18. 1956 ff espn, 06' Janice lelfer Shirley Meyer Jimmy Burns Marilyn Meyer Harrrette Pothuisje, oil chili efax 59, 'piieat Ruth Ann Crafton John Forbes Edclte Crafton Faye biebenthal Carol Mathew, 9 8 8-bands W ,ai 1 Jerry Vroxel Linda routeh Judy Burns Sharon Troxel and at the piano, Gail is UQ 'YV Exxon Srebenthal 99 Fl be A im MUSIC 1907-1957 FROM GRAMOPHONE TO T-Vl Professor L. E. Wheeler Cat left, rearj organized Wolcott High Schoo1's first musical group, shown here in this photograph from the X907 Trident. 'J ' ., gi , Y-' , -.x cv.. A. . 1' 2 PM 4 . va 'V ' 3 -Q CHANNELPR9 S130 S 'H tl W E QEXXF AYETT chool Baud wx The Hgh eleviggngcto 0 t ,ppeilr QVQU . X hhufsfw -30 9- m ic 5 S . , 155th atmah-ara rsggqband be on nnex XQCYKOUS eV L 3 l Y 5 we X6 Y li .vu remembe SENIOR CLASS PLAY SEATED: Barbara Altman, Gail Siebenthal, Geo. Guingrich, Joan Speer, Norman Pearson, Mary Dallinger, Donna Mathew, John Foutch, Helen Weist, Mary Mclntosh, Jerry Troxel, Carol Davis. STANDING: Bob Foutch, Lena Baker, Pat Murphy, Renita Stutzman, Maynard Jackson, Sandra McCray, Alvin Mathew, Marilyn Vogel, Vernon Mathew, Norma Fields, Albert Dignan, Kay Meier, John Pothuisje, Dorothy McClure, Jack Heinzelman, Mr. Wheeler, director. wr I I . , , 4 ' , - . J - f - - ' xg- ' , ...H 'U - a , ,- .M W H I 9.45 I - . 1' 1 Q.. A . .' .4a.,,,.f7i, eff au '2f9Ji',41 7 t gggg U -A , HOFF THE TRACK . ' Q' rr' A -' 4 L ' -4- J 'YW' v-v ?' nv C W l 1 I P 1 . U 1' r .p V, ' ' ,- V . - M? M - Q ,.,,- f 1.1-' 'gg g-ti - 1 rv , ' y'-fa. , ,:,.,-,- .- - Q , , l.,, . L Ji.. V . ,f 'Q 6 - i ix, D Al The scenes above fof the Wolcott station and a trainy could have been taken from the senior play, OFF THE TRACK, as the setting of this unusual comedy was in a small-town railroad station. When the passengers of a derailed train are detained there for the night, a strange and conglomerate group of people are thrown together. They go into pandemonium when a wealthy dowager discovers that her SID, ooo string of pearls is missing. Someone in the waiting room has them, but who? 1 5 32 f f 3 JUNIGR CLASS PLAY 1956 THE PERFECT IDICDTH C s f'l -. , SEATED Dennis Horn, Carolyn Poindexrer, llill Parks, Jean Truehlood, Max Watkins, Janice Westerhouse. bTANlJING: Mr. Dale T. Sheets, director Linda Oberlander, Robert Margison, Bonnie Helderle John Williams, Mary Hoppe, Larry Stoller, Elizabeth Vic tor, Gene Morrison, Annetta Lehman, Jerry Cook, Velma Brown I A !,,f- JN ,ff W r- Q -l 9 s ' , V I ff 5 , E Q ' 'IJ r f -it K - f ' Y . 4 f. F-I 'A M ' 5 ,f ! -rf P2 J E . ' ,ff f--f fx , rf' I 1, 'R 35 , O . st lf . f E 7 , L, L , . J if I 'P 4 Q I L V1 SUNSHINE SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Gail Siehenthal, Donnamae Mathew, Dorothy McClure, Kay Meier, llelen Wt-ist, Mrs, Watson, Marilyn Vogel, Joan Speer, Mary Belle Mclntosh, Lena Baker, Carolyn Davis, Mary Dall- inger, Barbara Altman. SECOND ROW: llarriette Pothuisje, Janice Teller, Annetta Lehman, Connie Schneidt, Velma Brown, Janet Mathew, Peggy Moore, Carol Walters, Patty Cook, Judy Burns, Carol Klopfenstein, Beverly Mathew, Linda Foutch, Dorothy Brown, Marilyn Yerk, Marilyn Dallinger. THIRD ROWg Elaine Sheets, Sharon England, Lois Spencer, Karen McKillip, Marlene Jackson, Carolyn Poindex ter, Bonnie l-lelderle, Janice Westerhoiise, Nila Ol:-erlander, Jean Mathew, Shirley Easterday, Carol Mathew, Sharon Troxel, Janet Emond, Gloria Hoshaw. BACK ROW: Jayce Baunach, Elizabeth Victor, Marcia Wright, Mary Davis, Charla Dawson, Janet Geib, Shirley Meyer, Darleen Baker, FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Larry Stoller, Alvin Mathew, Donald Furrer, Mr. Wolf, Jack Heinzelman, Dale Cain, John Pothuisje, Rex Callahan. SECOND ROW: Loren Seifert, Ronnie Monjon, Don Reel, John Foutch, Jerry Cook, Larry Klink, Cy Emond, Dennis Nelson, Richard Primmer, Jerry llouchens, Larry Owens, Sam Altman, Eddie Lawson. John Byroad, BACK ROW: Tommy Sheets, Dale Mathew, David Bisson- nette, John Brunner, Sammy Young, Vernon Mathew, Melvin Goodwin, Butch Meyer, Tom Mathew, Kenny Justice, Richard Norris, Cecil Pearson, Jim Musser, i SAFETY PATROL llrrold llaygood, Charles Thomas, Gary Logan X 1 l iilw Jnsticc, George lxlarlsin, Charlcs Klopfcnsrcn 'Er'- ,F , OFFICE STAFF Joyce Bannach, Joan Speer, Carolyn Davis Mr, Moore, Principalg Barbara Altman, LIB RARIANS John Williams, Sammy Young, Marlene Jackson, Gloria I-loshaw, Mr, Wheeler, Sponsor, Karen Peters, Karen McKillip, Janice Westerhouse, John Byroad, Janet Emond. D li Q1 HERE AND THERE I wwf Chow hounds ar work Nr MOCK ELECTION PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES Bill Parks, Idealist Party, winnerg Elaine Sheets, Perfectionisr Party, runner-upg George Guingrich, Pepsi Partyg Mr. Wheeler, sponsor. Elementary Art Class Hold itll Strong and able bodies. fm? x.g,f - 22?'P JI , Xa! 'LW-L41 1 Q, Mv- 5 , Q, 2231 'H ' . 3. S YW' FOOTBALL SQUAD IQOY FOOTBALL SQUAD erlrn R G a Sc u er Baker ATHLETICS 1907 1957 Football and baseball were the sports at Wolcott Hrgh School rn 1907 Basketball had not yet made 1LS appear ance on a ycry large scale rn Indrana 1 1907 Trme changes all thrngsl rrmes L T N1Clx1nsey L E l' 'xorrow O Wolcott R Verkler l-Iemphrll L H B Drxon R Morrow l B Taylor of Hoosrer sports In 1907 rt was strll 1 rel atrvely mrnor newcomer haxrng been rn vented rn the early l890 s The game was rather drfferent from today as there was ur tually no lrmrt as to the number of players Peach baskets were used for goals and as no one had thought to remove the bottom of the basket as yet an assrstant on a lad der was necessary to retrleve the ball Opposrte page Today rn 1957 basketball has trr unrphed as the center of attractron rn the sports freld at WHS as well as throughout the state Wolcott had no gym rn 1907 now we have one of the largest and frnest rn the area ea .fs 3x 9, S2 gtk L Basketball rn the early IQOO s 9 -, - - v y f C.,K ': . .,B.Dggy'gR.T.,fhyl gR,E., ' gL.G,, G' s . .,. 'Q . ., 4.-I ':c.B., ' ' : .H.B., wget. 4 '33, Basketball has not always been the King ' 1 ,jf li , . I . . L - Z ' ! Q 'J ' , , F. . - . ' J- f . Z. 1, is 15 - - . A . 1 . rw 1 ' 4' Q 143, -as 1 ,A E li . xx rx, ' SA 4 - 'N x if x Q.. X' o 4 5 if ,N I xx 13 1 , - f X -9- lxx Imp Q - sl tg R. fb'-E, nz- f G -nnf if ,ZN- CROSS COUNTRY Q1 'E2'5 IL Miller Jackson, Rex Telfer, Alvin Mathew, Gene Morrison, Maynard Jackson, Dennis Horn, Tom Mathew. Not Pictured: Bob Foutch. 1956 CROSS COUNTRY RECORD Qin order of finishy Chalmers Wolcott, Buffalo, Chalmers, Brookston, Reynolds fCounty Meety Monon, Kenrland, Wolcott Monon, Wolcott, Buffalo, Monon, Monon Monon IQOT riucic AND High Jump, Dixon . . . Shot Put, Clary ,,,, Discus, Clary ,,,,,,,, Broad Jump, L. Morrow, , 55 Yard Dash, Verkler ,,,, 50 Yard Dash, Verkler and Baker. ....... loo Yard Dash, Morrow i I2 Mile, Gibson, , , , , Mile. Blake.......... I .4 Mile, L. Morrowuu , Wolcott, Chalmers, Brookston , Royal Center, Francesville, Wolcott, Kentland, Brooksron fMidwest Conference Meety fCamden, Brook, and Fowler didn't competej TRACK I956 TRACK AND FIELD . . . 5 ft. -4 ifl- High Jump, Dotson . . . 36 fl- 6if1. Shot Put, Burrell . . . 93 ff- 3 in- Broad Jump, Morrison ...19fL Sin- iooyd.aauu Bmnm -- - 4 U5 sec. rfz mile, Foutch Mile, Foutch J . . . 6 SCC. IXV4 mile, Jackson II sec. 220 yd. dash, Morrison . 3 min- 16 SCC- Low Hurdles USO yds! Reel, ,HS min. 0.56560 9 sec. High Hurdles U20 yds, McCoin RECORDS 5 ft. 4 in. 4: ft. I If'2 in. I7 fr. 5 in. rr fr. 5 in. 2 min. I2.9 sec. 4 min. 55. 2 sec 60. 1 sec. 26. I sec. 2.4. .4 sec. 19. I sec. BASEBALL l907 1957 Baseball was in 1907, and still is to- day, an integral part of the school athlet- ic program. Progress has been made in uniforms - note the heavy, confining at- tire worn bythe 1907 team. We acquir- ed a new athletic field in 1956, compli- ments of Mr. Raymond Sheets, and bleach ers were erected to accomodate the fans. .la-.--mr YAY H-- W- -4- -W C. , Dixon, ll. , Lux and Kerlin, 5.5, , Baker, Subs - Wolcott, Morrow, Matrox, llllis. BASEBALL RECORD 1956 won lost Y ' Wolcott I8 Brookstori I7 BASEBALL SQUAD Monon 7 Wolcott O IQO7 n,xsi3is.Axi,L souixu Bfoolf 10 WOICOII I Burnettsville Wolcott l ' VJ 1 Capt., IB. , Schuvlerg golllff I6 7 Olcottg 1 I- vw' t ZB., Duryca, gB.. Carl, l,.F, , Clary, C.F. , F. Lux, R.V. , Taylor, Igooilton WOICO3 3 avi e IQ o co Wolcott 6 Reynolds 2 H V' 9 lugs . s....,.,-' .wy- SEATED: David Greenburg, Student Manager, Totti Mathew, Rex Callahn, Bruce Blume, Raman Detect, ,. Musser, Vernon Mathew, Max Watkins, Student Manager. SECOND RO'-'-': Pat Murphy' ' .i::sj.. FTT' Cook, Maynard Jackson, George Guingrtch, Dennis Horn, Robert Margison, Gene Morrison, Fei Reel, Eil' Parks, Student Manager, STANDING: Bill Walker, Coach, Gary Logan, Larry Oberlaiier, .fuller fsekscz, John Foutch, Mike Criswell, Alvin Mathe tant, w, loren Seifert, Jenn Brunner, Da.e Matiew, . sie fieets, isps- tl L 42 1100 ill mum 5 4 Quia 1 34K 33 95? x 1552152 i FRONT ROW: Billy Hartke, John Sheets, Jack Keller, George Markin and Mike Shanklin, Student Managers Bobby Hartke, Duane Foster, Maurice Weist, Johnny Davidson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dale Sheets, Coach Ronnie Foutch, Charles Justice, John Forbes, Eddie Crafton, Bill Goss, Ned Fulkerson, David Criswell War ren Logan, Mr. Bill Walker, Assistant Coach. BACK ROW: Bob McClure, George Kendall, Mike Speer Russell Heinzelman, Dennis Seifert, Donald Deno. JU NIOR HIGH BASKETBALL YELL LEADERS Top: Nancy Williams Bottom: J tg. Marcia Matthews SEASON RECORD Junior High A a They ' Kentland 27 Brook 37 Remington foty 21 So. Newton 20 Reynolds I9 Buffalo I7 Brookston 34 Goodland 4 Fowler 28 Goodland 22 Junior High B Kentland I6 Remington I4 So. Newton 6 Reynolds I2 JUNIOR HIGH TOURNEY Goodland 16 Remington 26 We 14 16 I9 28 27 26 13 29 24 35 xo 16 16 14 38 I2 FRONI ROM Lorem Sc1fcrz NX axne Gclllhaeh Mxl c C rmxell Allen Oberlandcr henm Jusuce llller Jackson ISACK ROM 11 e Sweets acl L an Lldll 1 N ser bruce Ivlume lommx Sheets Dale 'xiathew Bill Wall cr ASS1SI8llIC,OdLll SEASON! RECORD Brook Goodland Brookston Kentland Buffalo Lafayette Lafayette Fowler Goodland FRESHMEIN 1 OURNIEY First Game Camden Clonsolatlou Francesville Q.: , Q., - - --z.u.a+, .,A. .1eazmz1,.:.fwzs. P. xz gy' Q VW: X. 5,3 as 13 . ln! J . . , w 'Q ' . -1- jo, 4 , i,-41 . .h 1' sl I , 5' m b 0 'Y i vf Q! I I-I A Q45 ' 4 -Q .Xl 'J L .1 255 '6,x. t 'Z FRONT ROW: David Greenberg, Bill Parks, Max Watkins, Student Mgrs. SECOND ROW Mr Dale Sheets Assistant Coachg Bob Foutch, Maynard Jackson, John Pothuisje, John Foutch, Pat Murphx 'xl Bill KN alker Coach. BACK ROW: Don Reel, Jerry Cook, Richard Primmer, Gene Morrison Larry Stoller, Mr. James Moore, Principal. VARSITY SEASON RECORD They We I Barbara Altman Medaryville 60 59 Reynolds 38 64 Brook 47 35 5 Brookston 56 57 V Monon 71 77 l . l ' 5 Camden Francesville Kentland Chalmers Morocco Buffalo R. Center Klondike Fowler Rensselaer Montmorenci HOLIDAY TOURNEY Goodland Otterbein COUNTY TOURNEY Brookston ' Chalmers Monon 69 UN Egiif ' Wo tort fmt 115C C port Iere wt f e UA Coca Cola to fortlfx ns for IHI bib GAA The Qenxors tonnt np the proftts and thex come another btep toward then semor tn now let s go mstde where we jO1Il the tenselx awattmg the moment when the bl sounds and onr I5 team the vars1ty ofthe UIC , 5.1 if . 5 MIN. Q ,Z ills - I +45 Est 1 2 3 4 E75 RS! H 19 qw!! H Ai Q!!! , .1 , eg . f . y- , ...,,.. L-'H A Qi: J , I L A N 5 THEY SAW US THROUGH- ir -i A 3 l, W, r 5 TRII5TIfIf AND .-XIJVISUIZY BLVIEZIJ: ADMINISTRATICDN AI -.I ,Ir I.: I In I 'Iwy ., , .. , . , ,., . .,,, VIII Tx IX ml PI 1QIfNIfF,IJ:.,. I: I 'wr Im I' ' 'SN Walter ij, Baker, Trustuu Advisory Board: Edward IIcinrivI1 Don Gcih Gerald Forbes 'B -3 I Q W5 l 'O X MISS ELLEN COLGLAZIER B. S. , Purdue Science and Mathematics foo' 'O MRS. EVELYN HOLDER B. A. Indiana Univ. Latin English ELEMENTARY TEACH ERS MRS. RUBY XVOLF School Secretary MR. JAMES W. MOORE B. S. Central Normal College M.S. Purdue University Principal Plane Geometry Health TOP ROW: Miss Elsie Theohald, Mrs. Marjorie Lawrence, Mrs. Ruth Armstrong, Mrs. Darline Wheeler. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Grace Cowgill, Mrs. LaVaune Million, Mrs. Snrrelda Lake, Mrs. Helen Gregory. 2 1 if Sz ,lf , . if .- fu- 'x 'gx H ','.K If Q -I M. li . .gunr I ff I X 'unix-' i I x', if -, by .is- .,,..v- B ' .e x, 1 vw A . 8 da s. ' ,J ..g fQ'X:,.-1.1 . - 4 1 VI Q . 'Q- , .ri-K s fi' - '27 Q' ll 42 J' ' 1 Y ' 4, ' 1'- - 'sr ' g . ' A N. , , ' A A ,-,sw- x.X.r+ - -. -. - ' - .. N , w V . 'qgii ,.-:1': 1'f fr, fi' ' I '4 Y J ' H4 I f , L, n ,V I P 4 -' ' - f . 4. 'eff !,VY ,jx .-,M I, .. 1 ,V I 4. V , i ax! Z S- -N Reading, writing, .ind arithmetic, but taught to the tune of group participation and co-operation, We learn not only how to study and gain knowledge from our books, but also how to work harmoniously with our classmates. FIRST ROW: Barbara Musser, Deborah Rauer, Linda Ridenour, Jane Cleefman, Norma Goad, Deborah Harvey, Susan Foster, Cathie Lawson, Millie Klopfenstein, Iuliann Rector. SECOND ROW: Roger Schwab, James Hendress,David Chamberlain, Robert Swygman, James Reuter, Darrell Maxwell, Steven Meadors, Carl Pearson. THIRD ROW: Robert Cross, Jerry Hendershot, Steven Wolf, Gary Diemer, David Baunach, Teacher, Mrs, Lawrence. 1-ii.-'f-t ' . x 2- ., , , f- .Q 171i . . '9 I I I I I FIRST ROW: Diane Hughes, Donna Joe Sell, Sandra Clauss, Andrea Luthi, Beth Ann Baynes, Carol Lehe, Marieda Wood, Alice Criswell. SECOND ROW: Charlie Dever, Michael Altman, Joe Harvey, Gary Monjon, Steven Gauger, Danny Oberlander, David Martin. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Ruth Armstrong, Teacher: Michael Harlow, Charles Van Voorst, Philip Williams, Lynn Klopfenstein, Kenneth Sanford, FIRST ROW: Sue Mathew, Susan Furrer, Diana Rothrock, Patricia Ridenour, Sharon Jeffers, Luetta Corsby, Iacequline Ponto, Vicki Oberlander, Leota Lindquist, Landra Schwab, Vicki Beasey, SECOND ROW: Jimmy Dolick, Jerry Hendress, Kathleen Dolick, Susan DeMoss, Dollie Inman, Janet Dotson, June England, Richard Nagel, Kenneth Burns. THIRD ROW: Ronald Harris, Donald Harris, Kerry Knochel, Richard Mellon, Wayne Winger, Fredderick Lawson, Billy Evitt. Teacher, Mrs. Million. lst I1 I1 I' I' V-q1'h. FIRST ROW: Glenda Royer, Myrtle Robey, Sandra Foulks, Ronelle Flenniken, Marsha Disniore, Janet Matthews, Patty Smart, Sueann Deno, Joyce Inman, Susan Mathew. SECOND ROW: Dennis Miller, Carl Moore, Ronnie Hendershot, Helen Forbes, Marsha Klopfenstein, Marjean Luhrnan, Jerry Sell, David Schwab, Billy Sterns, THIRD ROW: Stephen Van Voorst, Lester Fix, Roy Jeffers, Harland Diemer, David Stringer, Ronald Williams, Jerry Rowe, Ronald Schroeder, Jonnie Helseth, Mrs. Wheeler. FIRST ROW: Sandra Sell, Linda Goad, Patty Dolick, Cathy Gudeman, Marilyn Maxwell, Carolyn Winger, Lynn Smith, Stella Harris, Mary Goss, Marilyn Winger, Katie Howard, Marsha Rector, Iacquie Darrow. SECOND ROW: Michael Collins, .Stephen Smart, Steven Spear, Linda Hendershot Patty Sigman, Colleen Clauss, Doris Rothrock, Patty Mellon, Cindie Souligne, James Provo, Eric Weiss, Mrs. Surrelda Lake. THIRD ROW: Craig Oberlander, Donnie Williams, Alan Anker, Vernon Wood, Harley Klopfenstein, David Helseth, Mike Smith, Victor Sheets, Alan Logan, Ierrv Martin. Jtjllii FIRST ROW: Vickie Knochel, Phyllis Cross, Susan Koebcke, Lana Fulkerson, Doris Haygood, Luana Carr, Vicky Stearns, Linda Matthews, Katherine Forbes, Diana Sell, Denise Baer, Karen Wiest, Janet Oberlander. SECOND ROW: Dennis Pearson, Michael Liebo, Nathan Lehman, Connie England, Luanne Keller, Particia Mathew, Carol Schroeder, Connie Hendershot, Eldon Getz, Richard Young, Mike Spear, THIRD ROW: Richard Baunach, Leland Lindquist, Terry St, Pierre, Danny Sheets, Charles Oberlander, Glen Van Meter, Bobby Justice, Robert Butler, Kenneth Schwab. Teacher, Mrs. Grace Cowgill, Connie Burke, Absent. FIRST ROW: Beverly Krintz, Rosemary Easterday, Ruth Rothbrook, Donna Deno, Judith Cross, Kathryn Easterday, Barbara Baunach, Jane Hitz, Ruth Ann Crafton, Darlene Burks, Barbara Mathew, Barbara Blume, Theresa Dolick. SECOND ROW: Roger Telfer, Douglas Darrow, Gary Minniear, Ronald Van Voorst, Larry Hendress, James Bull, Hollis Howard, Kenneth Howard, Kerry Seifert, Ronald Getz, Lonnie Martin, Ronald Logan. THIRD ROW: George Klopfenstein, James Haygood, Richard Ponto, Billy Lawson, Ronald Schneidt, James Linback, Jerry Dolick, Garrett Wood, Ralph Justice, Glenn Harvey, Charles Easterday, Larry Byroad, Judith Ridenour fAbsentJ, Teacher Miss Theobald. V1 V Eve? Ylx-L - iff, 'riislfg 'LV' I I , If 1 n ' 4' Sl -J 0 N -..h' 'Q ,I - 1 f 'G -' FIRST ROW: Jeanne Wert, Brenda Gerling, Mary Jane Forbes, Linda Spencer, Carolyn Lawson, Romona Dotson, Karen Breymeyer, Karen Schwab, Judy Jefferies, SECOND ROW: Ralph Klopfenstein, Michael Klopfenstein, James St, Pierre, Kenneth Baunach, Darlene Meyer, Wanda Oberlander, Joan Wert, Karen Christensen, Sharon Cook, Carolene Sell, Sandra Watkins, William Inman, Roger DeMoss, Gary Anker. THIRD ROW: James Burns, Eugene Short, Gary Provo, Mickey Nelson, Robert Schuman, Leonard Dawson Roger Winger, Terry Dawson, Jimmy Wood, Ronnie Musser, Larry Norris, Don Peters. Teacher, Mrs, Gregory. FRONT ROW: Connie Geib, Bessie Markin, Velma Griffin, Sharon Rector, Joyce Poindexter, Faye Siebenthal, Peggy Pender, Sharon Oberlander, Nancy Burns, Martha Lou Goss. SECOND ROW: Larry Goodwin, Ned Fulkerson, Bobby Byroad, David Criswell, Dixie Collins, Sharon Hoshaw, Barbara Baunach, Thelma Griffin, Norma Jackson, Mary Stearns, Donald Deno, Dennis Seifert, Charles Justice, Warren Logan. Teacher, Mr. Crafton. THIRD ROW: Paul Howard, Gerald D, Ralph Souligne, Russell Heinzelman, George Kendall, Donald Linback, Max Conrad, Mike Shanklin, Richard Hoshaw, Jim Conrad, Russell Breymeyer, Irvin Furrer, fe-:at I Q- pf'-A M I 5 fm: FIRST ROW: Sandra Oberlander, Patty Saathoff, Marceline Burrell, Emilie Furrer, Jean Shanklin, Naoma Horn, Mary Ann Helseth, Marilyn Meyer, Diane McKillip,- Marcia Mathews. SECOND ROW: Duane Foster, Harold Haygood, Ronnie Foutch, Bill Hartke, Bruce Spencer, Bill Goss, Judy Oberlander Beatrice Van Meter, Nancy Williams, Frieda Klopfenstein, Joan St. Pierre, Cyrildia Butler, Gene Dallinger, Charles Klopfenstein, Charles Thomas. THIRD ROW: Adam Griffin, Richard Oberlander, John Sheets, Bob Hartke, Charles Jeffers, Johnny Davidson, Jack Keller, Karl Wert, Hugh Linback, George Markin, Clarence Walters, Wayne Speer, Maurice Weist, Eddie Crafton, John Forbes. Teacher, Mrs. Shoop. BELOW: Sophomore Class of 1907. MEMBERS: Bernice Dyer, Bessie Darrow, Anthony Diemer, Abbie Dickson, Ethel English, John Humphrey, Harry Kerlin, Ernest Miles, Blanche Primmer, Rosa Sheen, Winnie Waymire, Veda Spencer, Eben Wyncoop, Fern Young, Fred Young, Nora Byroad. SOPHOMORE CLASS ,,. 463' Bruce Blume Dorothy Brown ? og K' 'v -33 4 TN RNA lily mvlh Judy Burns John Byroad Patty Cook Mike Criswell Mary Davis Charla Dawson Donald Dolick Shirley Easterday M 2 Janet Eberle 5, Cy Emond Linda Foutch Marceil Furrer Wayne Gehlbach Janet Geib David Greenbur Charles Hoshaw Miller Jackson Kenny Justice ,. 'Vt' Carol Klopfenstein Eddie Lawson Harvey Leonard FRESHMAN CLASS MEMBERS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS FIFTY YEARS AGO Mark Baxter Alpheus Bollier Emma Comer Ethel Downing Ida Davidson Etta Dawson, Ira Da y, Cecile Dag y, Harry Dibell, Clay Ellis, SteJ?a Graham, Wi liam Hemphill, Thomas Hum- phrey, Mattie Jackson, Clifford Morrow, Leon Parks, Harry Roller, Julia Snick, Feva Scripter, Emma Swygman, Hazelle Taylor, Alice Wolf. Gary Lugan Beverly M :them Carol lhtxthvevt .le in 'XI lthew Dale IU lthew Janet Mxthexx Fiyc NIIIIHIL ir Hrencl 1 Mcnnjrm J1rn Musser Dennl Oberldmler Nlld Oberlander Allen Oberlander Cegll Pearsun Bobby Polndexter Karen Peters juz 5' W INR .-s,J..-1 fy Loren Sclfert Conme Schneldt 4' Tommy Sheets Sharon Iroxel Carol Vtalters APA '11 The long llne whxch 15 formed every noon ln the cafeterla by hungry students vsa1t1ng to get then' lunches 4- 'kg Q. 'Os of' ' .0-0' 1, ...ff 'if .81 7 5 QGXIHF Y J 3 4- ii gag! 5.4 'vs-'1 if if 'Ju JL J -'Y QF Marcla VN r1ght Blll VN 1ll1ams not plctured Marzlyn Yerk FRESHMAN CLASS , f L V 1 ,J 'U' if: 1 6- 4' I 2 l Q i 'rj' 's ' y it lil X ' U y D . .hh I ,X .. 1 l , at 1 ' , . - +- , O Q .QW 5 ' A ' I f 7 1 , ' ' ,Q 4 ' 2 3 N ' 2 , ,' - '-I--rf --rl . .Iii 3 5 ' X - . ,f 'D 'f V 3 wr A ,V ' ' 7 ' 1 all A x Q. ' 4 M 5 f,-S I I K- ' slsipx 'r ? , I X -1' .gb ix? W af - ff 1 ll ' ' 251 - 15:98 - f e, TM . I . ' ,Q 'f- , R N , V! -il K -Wef., -' . W 52. L ',!:' ul -3 eviwvw r l - ' wlllllrs Q, ' 5 L X r ' Y Wt, H Q . 'W' A . QA- . K W--1 L, -Y sf ,, r ,Q K 4'v'U' Q ' lv f , X . , 'Y Q ,, K .Q Sanz Alrnian 'tx ..g- ws ' Q Drrrlcun lirilscr Joyifc Bannacli David liimnictic if -. ' A i.. ' fl' o. V--.4 5 . M I Jolin Brunner Jacob Bicrlcy ax I 1 Dale Cain K Q' Indy Collins 'Q7 N? 1 'ni' ' ,A 1 .092 K a 415 Marilyn Dallinger Ra rnon Dotson 6,5 Q5 an 41 Janet Emond Sharon England wx. -AY tgfy' Nuff S-f Q. Shirley Goodwin l -ev' Gloria Hoshaw Jerry Houchens Marlene Jackson -X ja, Q N. g , f ., , 4 . .- S . ik td. , SOPHCMORE fl 1 A 19's ,IQ Larry Klinlc -.- , - , ,N Edith Leonard ' 1-7' N C SS fa f M J LA ik ' f ll -, Delores Mgirgison Jack Markin Jimmy McCollum K4irenlx1cKillip H., ,4-, in 5 I ,- tg! Q P oi. i 1 Liiwrcncc Meier Shirley Meyer Roiiny Monjon Puggy Moore Dennis Nelson Larry Obcrlander Larry Owens Harriette Pothuisje Don Reel Elaine Sheets Lois Spencer Janice Telfer SOPHOM CLASS wiv? gf' V N x , - b -.,,1 1, xx, i M C . 1 K s 'Xu Z X 1 ,fa 43 ORE Q QQ aw Ox f ':, v id find, ,, F.- f -X 5 -J' X. Ax li Y f Q, r . , 5 I, ' 1 S-I La 'M' Di ,de -Os 3 wrt' l i ,f H . , -v' 3 0' 'S Q 'T 'Y' E, ,E vfff ii jk ,3 C5 'f 7' wc-AV 'R qv Z, -.J N -.IN 3 1' 4 CS Ii 'OCS Q'-I 'if 0-J F0 Ld! QQ 4-Cl 'Vi ww-1,1 , Z Q .4- 5 -zz' C2 17 ,Z JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS B111 Parks Annetta Lehman Jamce Vvesterhouse Jerry Cook Llnda Oberlander Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Student Counc 11 4? gnu ,. 'S if Velma Brown Jerry C ook Donald I- urrer Melx ln Cnoodvun Bonnie Helderle Mary Hoppe Dennls Horn Annetta Lehman Robert Iklargxson Tom Mathew Gene Morrxson Rxchard NOTTIS Lxnda Oberlander B111 Parks Carolyn Polndexter Rlchard P1-1mmer Larry Stoller Rex Telfer Jean Trueblood Elxzabeth Vlctor Max Watklns Jamce Westerhouse John W1111ams Sammy Young .IUNIGRS I A F X 'Q 2' L. '51 X., ' '? 1 N-.5 ,xv - , -J f - I-Vu! 'QT 'I X In L 44 3' Q S leg 4' S L 1 -. X S , S , -A' :C M ' we y L 'T-x -Q H f 7 L ' ' S7 --'K , ' . A 'Sha n N X Jr- . -.Mx f A1 I . 'Z I ' -- X Ba D' Q X 'YK' 1 ' Qc ,,. -i ,B J '. xh N - Z ' ' ' -ff ' L ' :R ' :V P V Q 1 Q - ,ci - I . A X - W k . . A - V ' In Q dial 1 SENIOR Cl..-X55 OF lfjoj Bessie Rogers Siltko Swygrrian Orr Snick Walter Schuyler Guy Verl-:eler Iva Winters Q THE SENIOR CLASS Waffflwfufin ,agar 51 15,30 l907 - 1957 QA' MEMBERS or 'ring XX, X X fall' Homer Baker - ,ge ,' 5 'KIM gf Bl' 'l IJ f S BCiilCbl5gg?XXSOll . , ' Q'--' Clare Garvin fy DQEZUQZQ' K, Ellsworth LaRoche A I 3 ' 3 Bruce McKinsey , 1 E I, 2 l L I i MOTTO: For the Highest ' V COLORS: Red and White Nils E, FLOWER: Carnation ' .' fI,,,e'l CLASS OFFICERS OF 1957 I President, Jerry Troxelg Secretary, Pat lxlurphyg Treasurer, Lena Baker: Vice President, Maynard , Iacksong Student Council, Barbara Altman. The seniors are all looking forward to grad- uation as did the senior class of 1956, pictured below at Commencement. CAROLYN LOUISE D XVIS lyr Offrce -Xssrstant Pep Club 2 yrs Chorus TI'1d6I'lI staff Howler Staff 4 yrs auushme Socretv Jumor Play cemor Plm ALBERT DIGNJAN Howler staff Trrdent Staff Jumor Play Semor Play SENIORS BARBXRA XNIN ALTMAN yrs Student Couuul 7 yrs Sunslune Offrcer umorPl1y P p Club yrs Che rleider 4 rs 5 nsluue bouety D s Cl U yrs OI ce 1' ', 1 JJ?-vt' -XaS1SI1I1l -I yrs Cafeterrl kxorker Glrls ante ben1orPl1y 1 r Llbluifllfl Hoxylerbtu rr dem btlff Dulegite to Sifety Conference f f CWZSK 5sM-new LENA B-XKER Iumor Play Semor Play Svrs Class Offrcer 4 yrs Sunshme Socrety '3 yrs Sunshme Offrcer l yr Clrecrleider Howler Staff Trrdcm Staff 4 yrs Cafe Y terra Worker Pep Club MARY LOIb DALLINGER 'lyrs Sunshme 3yrs Pep Club Iumo Play bemor Play iyrs Chorus Howle staff Trldent Staff il is SENICRS ROBFRT l. FOUTCH Jfyrs Bukethall Zyrs Baspball lxrs Trac Urs Cross Colm ry Iumor Flax Homlpr Staff 'nnmr x rs F A lxlgmbcro btudcnt Gmcrnmunt 3 l 251' Band Syrs Chorus Trrdent btaff GEORGE GUINGRICH 5 F A C r Boxs State lxri Base all Howler staff Iumor Play Semor Plav 4xrs Band Tr1der1tStaff JACK C. HlIlNZlfI,YxlfXN Iivrs, F. lf. .Xp 3 xrr. B1 Playg Senior Play. tsltzctlvgrllg Junior JOIN L FOL TCH xr Qwrrl x B1 netball r F A Iumor Plax amor Cl! Offltnl' XORXH l Il l DN r x 0 ' L ulw wtm lung bottetx e tor ' ax nmor xx nt Nil t 7 ' X' ' I rf' 5, r I t. 1 , 7 f ' . kg L' . t fi Plaf: -ly . F. .L .Z ' f X ' 1 V. X . f X- -S' li yrs. F, F, .-X,g Il yr'. F. . . Offi- ,' 9 3 I' ' 3 I I' .. b 3 X . 411. Banl .' g alfrs, ' g4v F. .: ' 'Q ' Play: ' , , .ss . l' . . T f.,f Aly s lland: ll'r. Ch tus: Lyrs. Glef ' Cl:iyrs.Js .':Pp Clulr Jun ll. ,': Q ' ' Pl. ,': , lltmlcr Srgtffg 'l'r1dc Q . fl lyr. . I Stxxtlcut Corrrxuil. if' a 5 viw, F v 9 , uf .tj 1 0 MAYNA RU JACKSON SENIORS 4yrs. Baskctimllg Syrs. Bascbtillg Junior Playg Howler Staffg Trident sniff: I3yrs. Chorusg Senior Playg lyr, StndcntCfoi1ncilg lyr. Class Officerg Qyrs. F. F. A.: 2 yrs. Cross Country. VERNON M.-X Tl IF lx' lvr. F. F. A.: ivrs. Bssclullg Junior Play: lyr. Basketball: Senior Play. DOROTHY MCCLURE Byrs. Cliorusg 4yrs, Sunsliincg Junior Play: Howler St.tt'tg Tri dent Staff: Scnior lllayg alyrs, Psp Club. 5 XX X :zi- iglli 'ff , - J - - .fa lf' G4 6 . ALVIN KLA. THEN Hlyri. F. F. A.: Zyrs, Baskcthallg Qyrs. Baseballg Junior Playg Senior Play: F. F. A. Officer. DONNA MAE MATHEW Mlyrs. Glee Clubg -lyrs. Sunshine: Junior Playg Senior Play: Howler Staffg Trident Staffg -lyrs, Pep Clubg lyr. Librarian. 'A VS' if XII SENIORS r 1 P p Club 4xrN I x D 7 Trl nt xxx M-XRY bl LLL XICINTODH xr 11' AN Lhoru Hou U I w xrx Pepf u u l L W IL I1br1r SK NHRA MVCRA Y lyrf. Iiaudg lyr, fjmrnlsgjl111iwrl'l1x lyr, C1155 Offivurp Iloulcr 51.1112 Tri- dvm Smffg Jiyrs. Glu- fjlulug mcuinr x lxr PLp F - 16 T 72. 'M .' JW f HUA X 1 ' x L x Us L X N N Xx XYNI POI Q K NC K x XIARHYN VOGFI Hoxxler Staff Trrdeut Strff 4 yrs of 4 yrs of Glee C lub X ree 'res nt of Class gyrs of Band Cafeterra worker Junror Pl rx Senror Play JERRY TROXEL 2 yrs Student C ouncxl, I xr. Presr dent, 6 yrs Band, 4 yrs Chorus, Jumor Play, benror Play, Howler staff, Trrdent hdttor, 3 yrs C lass Offrcer, Boys' atate, Northwestern f.llCI'lll7, Delegate to Safety Conference, Nar rator of Assembly Programs SENIORS rs leer eatltr I orettt C0 t I rr L on er N 1 ll C tr s lxl ur Pl ry e or l l e Asststant D UN ar ty C oclter In trtl yrs Ba JOAN YVONNL NPFI R rs ru e mfg erra 4 yr Pep C lub Junr Play Howler Staff lrrdent btaff sentor Grrl s State RFNIT-X NTUTZNIAN C horus Pe Club Glee C lub 4 yrs Band Jumor Play Senror Play Howler btaff Trrdent Staff .4 C- 3 -risi- Gflll. Sllfl3lfNTH.-Xl. .ty .Cjl 'U lr' -ggy'rs.Ilr1Ir1 lylaj tg T -etll or o' 'l' 'tleutg 3 yrs, H 'le ft. ffg Sunsl ll' Uf- A fic' g ,1y'I', Slll Sl llll' 5C5C'lCIyQ Ju- I 1 2 lllk .iq Sent l .Iy'g I yr, Ol- j flC'. g ,,X,R, ' Ll: A- - liet 1' jr . 1 gf: 1' . nd t il , if Y 5 -4: K e I ' L 41414 , P I yr. Cllmorusg 4 yrs, Sur l '1 g I yr C21 'tt'g ys. - I 1 'or . N L., l .R I rv 2 yrs. I g p , 52 yrs. I , If 1. R 3.50 J' . ' I : I - ide i g y' . 3 I yr, Y , l 12' Not Pictured: NORMAN PEARSON SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss Ellen Coleglazier Mr. Richard Wheeler Class Play Directorg Trident Advisor. ADVERTISING I907-I 957 A J X Im' IlL'Ulll1PIL'IU line of 5 1 8 l , --.-. . X j Shoes Dry Goods and Gents Furnlshmgs I.I.BOIIOUII John S Ck ....BARBEl2.. .. Ferguson Hotel : : : Wolcott, Indlana Jackson Market MEATS AND PRODUCE BUYERS AND SHIPPERS H H SCHUYLER If Qeasley fakofoyrapker W 6' W gn, Ph Zen fu! far! 5, fjl f f 9 GENEHA L Ml' CHINDISE J SPFTIAI IZING Harness Buggies Wolcott Ind1a.na. JOHN DUNN COAL LIME HAY ETC Wolcott Indlana. H C WESTFALL Hart Sha!! r 8 M r Hobart M Cable Plano mu Nm Longley Hats Florshexm and Douglass Shoes for Gentle men Queen Quality Shoes for Ladies, also a complete line of a n d Embalmer GET YOUR GRINDING AT THE eel Wolcott M1115 .eb Dry mls Carpets Dnpenes Wolcott Ind Rugs fumusmng Goods tu P F ry art G PHILLIPS Lt PI ln. O 3 ' , . and ' ' 9 073 e otos in Trident! , . ' fomlhyfon, Ilflhlln , 1' I 7 'gl I ,f 6 fx 9 1 9 x, . . ah nlyylu Wont o'rT Iwo, , j , . Phone 45. I fr 1 ne 3 I Agent for Walcott' ' . nnnmnnmn ......Funera1 Dlreotor Indian. CIL.CJ'l'HlNC3 nwmwwmwm l : ---- NOS. 70 and ' . , : 2 : :nz : . , , . I ' 9 9 ' .ve icle no matter how low . .I U , For Fancy' Groceries. Queens- in prlce,quaI1ty must he mamtamed Q ware. f c. mne. III' SHUE Rfmms saw' TOM TAYLOR Wolcott Servlng You W1th Standard O11 Products RUSS AND JIM PARKS Tank Wagon Servlce LEON POP PARKS Dealer GUINGRICH GRAIN COMPANY Graln Purlna Chows Feeds Gr1nd1ng M1x1ng Phone 9 5311 W V GUlDgFlCh Wolcott, Ind1ana POINDEXTER SERVICE 6265 335 SHE Q X Lub uf Phone 9 4391 0 ' s nvucs 2 SERVICE AND COFFEE Wolcott, Ind1ana REISS STORE Q VARIETY Wolcott, Ind1ana Our Spec1a1ty Venetlans 8 W1ndow Shades Draw Drape Rods A11 Work Guaranteed Call for Estlmates Phone 94131 INSURANCE THAT REALLY INSURES J M WINTERS llflfflff NORDYKE 8 COMPANY Prescr1pt1on Accuracy Wolcott, Ind1ana Wolcott Phone 9 2681 M . . VY YY 5 2 . . y . . ,Q g gg S Q .1 fa . S I I 2 S S 1, 1 5 :Q N ' - ,Qy,, , VQV T1res f , q N l . . . Xllwf 2 Q I g5 I, 1 xv O 0 MAC S Compllmcntb of WOLCOTT THEATER BARBER SHOP Where the beet p1CtUF6S ff ale seen at thC1F beet Wolcott .IN Compllments of ayag Zee WOLCOTT INDIANA ulSW4u 4' ' BANK OF WOLCOTT Wolcott Indlana A Frlendly Bank Interested In Buslness and Agrlculture GEO D DYE AND SON Compllments of Bu11d1ng Supplles Glass ROY GRUGEL Coal Lumber Palnts Mobdgas Noam Gas O11 T1res Phone 9 2291 Grocer1es Wolcott, Indlana ya, NW, 5-3 ,I .W . ' 5 6' go fo Q 9 o 3 G Z' o 2 ' '-2 D 5 A 5, 3 , . - bel o .. ' .. ' PEOPLES CO-OPERATIVE STORES INC. Complete Food Market Dry Goods 8: Footwear Since 1918 Your Dependable SOUICQ of Supply Phone 9 5181 Wolcott Indlana PEOPLE S CO OPERATIVE FEED MILL Feed Seed Sr. Farm Supplles Custom Gr1nd1ng and M1x1r1g Phone 9 4511 Wolcott Indlana Xi? I MW I MP5 THEATRE GIFT SHOP PINK VIQLE1' MQTEL G f s Cu os Sunjr es to It eve y Occas1on U S Routes 24 8 231 Ind Route 53 WOLVSOTT INDIANA Phone 9 4783 BIIL IJIEISON O ner Wolcott Indiana I I l 7 I .. 1-1 Q, f , 5' '1 :.','T '---- A ' 5 - I3 if .':..- ': - - EE 'Z I X I. ,- U ' 1- at 'fx - - -- t -'R - Q A P' 1 ' 1 Wye 9.x , , Wh-W . - x H .WN I - E .. L 4 ' 'L I L , ri , i .i r ' 7rg ffe-f-fue Qal' YZ ' ' ---- T 'uiii -T ,- .L XJ I - - A-- E .. , W I S 1 I WOLCOTT IND PNA Phone 9 2521 Ambulance Servlce THE STAPLE GROCERY STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERES Phone 9 4511 Wolcott FARMERS CO OPERATIVE COMPANY Y 4 Graln Coal Seeds Fenclng Fert111zers T11e T '-- Phone 9 2271 Wolcott Indlana 'H 4x B C FOWLER AND SON UTY llIxIl Q91 FARM MACHINES s oL 'f'-'J SERVICE s f.- General Hardware Maytag Appllances Phone 9 5111 Wolcott Indlana DR FRANK L BAYNES Beet Wlbhes to the Graduatlng Claes of 57 FURRER S STATION H2221 'QQ Q ,, ,, V I . , ana cr A foulw' fzrzlunzf ffm 11' Y , 1 A L k g 52. 1 f-jig-Nj ' - 5 'NE a 9 9 -- Q' . . , . M tn f J . ,Aw . I ' L! 'Vi Yvmhtvx l-A gi 'P L I N Q T A - - ae f , . 1 . -' .gl P Q14 A -1 , Y v - H N14 l 1 I 'W SN 'Ca or 'S55?'gJ! C351 , ' -V4 ' y - 2 3 1 ' P, . U ' ' v 'r , Sv lil L -ia . 1. Q TWV A x dm is f E Compllments of Best Wlshes to the Senlors of 57 JACK JOHNS SMITH CANDY COMPANY Johns Gra1n Company Lafayette Indlana To All Graduates We Extend Our Heartlest Congratulatlons It 1S w1th pleasure that we JOID many others W1Sh1Dg you success 1n whatever you may plan to do 1n the future Keep 1D mlnd that you are enterlng the world of reallty, another reel where you have to tackle llfe 1n a more real l1ke lt we re sure LOEB S OF LAFAYETTE For Over 85 Years 1D the Square Compllments of DAVIS STATION R R l SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO Brookston Indlana West Lafayette Ind1ana Junctlon Hlghways 53 Q Congratulatlons Class of 57 Best Wlshes C H PECK 8 SON To the Class f Grocery 8 Dry Goods REMINGTON LOCKER PLANT We Issue S H H Green Stamps Phone 2 Remlngton, Indlana Rem1ngton, Ind1ana - v istic way. It will be hard at the beginning but you will . . , , . . . F , . 7 . . . 18 I . , . , . o '57 It has been a pleasure taklng photos fox your 50th annlversary ed1t1OD of The Trldent Best Wlshes to the Senlors of 1957 QZWYZQW J Q 5 ,X 'fx 1? 114 NORTH THIRD ST KENTLAND INDIANA 'SE7 Your Cholce for Better Photography THE SPORTSMAN Lafayette Indlana Northwestern Ind1ana s Most Complete Sport1ng Goods Store Best Wishes THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Member F. D. I. C. Remington Indiana The Bobbie Shop ggxbeygl Inc- For Boys and Girls Mo non 509 North Main Street Monticello ' d' na Indiana I Montloello, In 1a Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY REVINOTON 81 DODD Mont lcello Indlana HOLMES GAS AND APPLIANCES Frlgldalre Appl lances Maglo Chei Gas Ranges 107 South Maln Street Montlcello Indlana Phone 564 W G4 fguazalzfsa LAKES TELEVISION SERVICE 802 N Illlnols Phone 122 Phone 122 Monhcello Indiana Aumus mam FOR CAI AND H0515 I Shop At Sears and Save Phone 576 Montlcello Indlana I ' I ' . , . v , - 1 -' zz , J . I . -NNI D , S S I PAUL SMART IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 9 4371 Wo 1 CO L 1 QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENY Indlana At Thls Store You Get Quallty and Sexvlce Congratulatlons to the Class Best Wlshes to A11 Our Students of 1957 J H HO EL Wo1cott Indlana JOE A TROXEL Representatlve of Flve Mutual Insurance Companles MENEFEE TV SERVICE Zenlth anc RCA Phone 9 4181 Wolcott, Ind1ana aan vw? Milli! I FUYRD MAY MOTOR SALES New and Used Cars Rem1ngton, Indlana 'Kg ' 0 JEVICLEIS Reglstered Watchmakers 111 South Mam Street MONTICELLO INDIANA Phone 642 W , , l . I . i . . . 7 -51,-if ' .5-5 :mfg .ivy uff2'f2fge:? ,V A , ' M I snfwaz , 3 3M ,W TX A - - 152 - w,,5 ,Q f , , l F I' . - In . . . ' uma' .-, 1, .. i? , , it i Lgisgnw 5 .fifgiaz jp fn x W-g7!' 2I ja Y ,,.,,, P'-1 4 - ,, -:. Eff L . 5 Q ' -X. 1,,-- -N ' Jr1 TiMf :Xa -.:j.j f X . 'E ' T E 'N ' 7 af X X 1 ' -1 . N f V , Y I. 'f', 11555 J f Q B ff 9 fl Compl imen ts ' f of 't AJ Cnet Athletic Outfitters ' x L HOMEIER'S FLOWER SHOP :SJ 1 , QR? - - Team Equipment or Remlngton, Ind1arIa QI, I Phone 249 LaFayette, Indiana VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL CORPORATION REMINGTON IND S w a I n S 209 N Mann Sireei' DR J GEORGE BASTIN 0pT0METR1ST Monhcello Indnana 113 South Maln Street Mont1cello, Ind1ana women S wearing Apparel Best Wlshes to the HFNR From RCA JACK LoY S CHEVROLET Monticello, Ind 112 114 west 4th X . Monon , Ind A Telephone 3381 O 1 . ' ' I '1- 1 -,.-.- :. -+- Qi! , IWQ . Senlor Class X4 UH I4-3 ' v Il 0 I 'ww II U I 0 I ' . i gi a Q .hx SELL GAS 8 ELECTRIC Bottled and Bulk Servlce W9St9fhOuSe I SERVICE Fr1g1da1re Appllances I 'QQ' Phone 9 5411 1' X Garage Wolcott, Indlana 'Pvt Repa1rs and Servlce Telephone 9 5211 Wolcott, Ind WULCUTT FEED 8: HATCHERY INC Wolcott, Indlana Phone 92431 qnuessfg GREEN GABLES Reynolds, Ind1ana M Guy Llttle, Manager WESTPHAL'S STANDARD SERVICE Gas O11 T1res, Batter1es and Accessorles S 24 43 Reynolds Indlana Compllments of THE REMINGTON PRESS Rem1ngton HURLEY S GROCERY Rensselaer BLUME BROS GARAGE Wolcott BUD S MARATHON Wolcott Annu s Ifoon PROIJIICTG Ixc .Q 64ooBRooKwLLERoAD INDIANAPOLIS nn Potato Chlps Pretzels Cheez St1X Nuts Potato St1x . 'x 9 Y rj: ' xr , ' 91.51- vri - 15 2, , I . . -gt '5- ' : 'S' 'W-: L -m- Q .- , Qld .' ' f- 7 i lx . . . f 9 2 1 . M U. . - -421 I'. I - 4 U . V , - lenkins Sz Nagel Trucking Grain, Feed, Fertilizer, Livestock and Moving Telephone 95511 Wolcott James Jenkins To th Telephone 65 - Remington, Ind. Bill Nagel Telephone 94893 - Wolcott, Ind. e Senior Class of '57 WALTER E, BAKER The senior class wishes to thank all of our advertisers and any others who may have helped make our annual a success. Good schools make better Communities See you in church Sunday THIS THE ND THE 1957 TRIDENT 'wi' HOPE HAS BEEN A KNOCKOUT WITH YOU' f X WE IS ' IT E OF ' , 3, -.-'AFX 1 J ' 7 --N' U. vn-v-......,--...-v-if-Y,...,.,,..7.. .,....V . -M-1'-ff. ,., J.. ,,. M. , ,' .. f .A ,J -gil X21 , J- -,...-4 K n .. , 1,71 ,. 4 1 U., ff, N , Aff . x, , X .1 f V 3 X k- - YK ,MX .I VZ Y . ..,, if A - , Y ' 4 f f , 7 , X ff. ' V, , f V,f' I. I A .il ' A 1 I , .V Q ds I Xl A xr.-f 1