Wolcott High School - Trident Yearbook (Wolcott, IN)

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C OUR L S ROOM ? 1- -1 The Typing Class exhibits good typ- ing habits as they try for even greater speeds than they have already accom- plished. Perhaps we have a world cham pion in our midst?? E The Chemistry Class busily prepares an experiment ...watch those explosives kids! 1, 2, 3g 1, 2, 3, says the Physical Education class as they go through their daily exercises. To be or not to be, that is the question. Perhaps that is what the senior class is asking as they spend a busy hour in their study of Old English Literature.

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,- '43 L A look inside our grade classroom finds most of the children busily look- ing out at usl if .is9!9H i 95? L . iililif A LOOK I IDE 0 ., neil' 13333 The Sophomore Home Economics girls find that the cuts of meat can be amusing as well as educational. fl 'T' 1' 'Q-1 A compass, ruler, pencil, protractor, and plenty of math know-how makes up this geometry class as they work their way through a difficult test. 1 The Driver s Education Class takes a peek under the hood of the car that they drive - just to see what makes it go!

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X REPORTERSg FRONT ROW: Pat Glotzbach, Judy Burns, Marlene Jackson, Janet Eberle. SECOND ROW: John Williams, Sharon Troxel, Elaine Sheets, Joy Van Meter. THIRD ROW: Larry Klink, Larry Stoller, Gene Morri- son and Dennis Horn. THE HOWLER TAF The HOWLER, our school newspap- er, is published eight tirnes a year by these busy workers. liDl'l'OR-in-CHIEF: Annetta Lehtnan, ADVISOR: Mrs. Shoop CO-EDITOR: Janice Telfcr. MACHINE OPERATORS. SITTING: Linda Oberlander, Annie Victor, Larry Stoller. STANDING: Caro- lyn Pointlexter, Donald Furrer, Tom Mathew, Janice Westerhouse, Jean Trneblood.