Wolcott High School - Trident Yearbook (Wolcott, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

TRIBE of sb I ll I O WOLCOTT HIGH SCHOOL WOLCOTT, INDIANA We, the Class of Forty-nine, dedicate this yearbook to our parents, who have made our edu- cation possible. D I I X I Milk! lllflk 'IIS YIDIIII SCHUUI 0FIHHAlS iL?x IAEUIIY PAGE 4 8: 5 Z 4 . -5 4 , Y - . 5 ' ,4' s: 4 ' M Illflnl if 1+ ? ,, 5 - X 44 A , '51 f ' 3 xfla. 'W' wx FOREST LAKE M RAY ALISHOUSE MRS LETA UHL County Superlntendent Pr1nc1pa1 Townshlp Trustee A we .54 ,...-nl' M WALTER ALLEN WILLIAM BRINKMAN VINCENT DOLICK Advmsory Board 3 .V vi V :Mix ' I 1 Q R' ' I I ' Q Q ,V A K X T A ...... ,xx 1 , X ,,,,, 1 H., X A I . , I tx A It Iv , V i vi ,f ' V A 1 If f 'y Y g - - I V ' - S ll . D ' if 2. , p- -E E 49 IIACHERS SOPHIA MISCHER Grade One MAE ALISHOUSE Grade Three 415 ETHEL WOLFE Grade Two ANNA BREHNIER GLENN FISHER Grade F1ve Grade S1x LETHA DYE Grade Four 4 Home Econom1cs World Hlstory I-hstory 7 College Attended Western College Ind1ana Unlverslty Ch1cago Un1vers1ty MRS GEORGIA OR YALL Enghsh Lat1n College Attended Indzana State Teachers College Umvers1ty of Ch1cago Umverslty of Ill1no1s HAIIHHIS MR LEROY REEVES Geography General SCICHCC B1ology C1v1cs College Attended Ball State MR MELVIN CRAFTON Chorus Grade Muslc Band College Attended' Butler University 5 il! M Physlcs Algebra General Busmess Bookkeep1ng Ar1th1net1c College Attended Ind1ana State Teachers College MRS RUTH M SCHINI Typmg Shorthand G1r1s Phys1calEducat1on Health Engllsh College Attended Evansv1lle College 44- . ' ,V 3 ' A 5 4 , ' A x MISS ETHEL DIBELL MR. BERNARD HQRN I NIHVIUHIANI The sunshxne and the shadows Oft spread across l1fe s way The radlant sunshlne turns to gloom Ere comes the close of day Twas 1n the bloom of mormng In pleasant days of youth And walked 1n ways of truth Thus planted 1n God s garden .Tust lxke a flower rare She walked and talked wlth Jesus In sweet commumon there Then l1fe took a new meamng Wmth Jesus 1n her soul She sought by word and conduct H15 honor to extol As a blossom that IS bllghted By w1nd and storm and ra1n Swept over her w1th pa1n For she has known of sorrow Wh1le here on earth she trod Now heaven 1S her refuge Near to the heart of God Now rest dear chlld 1n glory From earth s deep gr1ef and pa1n There ln the bllssful heaven True rest thou shalt attaxn by Henry Beer 6 Our sister found salvation, So has the fiery tempest 3-U A CLASS COLORS Blue 8: S11ver CLASS FLOWER Whlte Rose CLASS MOTTO W1th the ropes of the past we rmg the bells of the future 1 I K I N V- lg x , ' ' u I X l I Xxx 'I . Y . 'lin XX. VELMA JEAN HOPPE 1 yr Chorus Jr Class Play Tr1dent Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef ETHEL JOAN DIBELL 4yr Chorus Jr Class Play Jr Sec CLIFFORD WINGER Cl1ff Jr Class Play Hlstory Club HELEN JEAN SPENCER Band 1 yr JAMES JOHN EVANS Slxm Hxst Club Soph Student Counczl, 4 yr Basketball, 4 yr Softball, Jr Class Play 8 DORIS ANN NORDYKE 4 yr Chorus Soph Treas Sr Vxce Presldent Jr Class Play I' I r N1 v Q 0- X v Y . - - - A Q A J 91 , Sh01-tie -, V 4 yr. Chorusg Jr. Class Playg . l I . , .I . ' , w t f . . 'yn 'L ,F .Q - , .211 A sl. 4' . . EF . ' - ' 3 . N DONALD ERVIN SIGMAN Don HISI Club .Tr Class Play JULIA EILEEN RAUER Toots 4yr Chorus J'r ClassPlay H1St Club lyr Band GILBERT MANSON BEAVER Son F V1Ce Presldent Hlst Club ROBERT WILLIAM VOGEL .Tr Class Play 4 yr Band .Tr Sr Student Councll H1st Club 4 yr Chorus PATRICIA ANN ENGLISH Pat 4 yr Chorus Fr Sec J' Play 9 WILLIAM DELBERT HASKINS B111 Hlst Club G u n 1 ' A . Q . 3 1 : - V 5 lt N LC 13 ' . S . - ' r. ' - ' 3 ' . Bobbie ! . 3 . S 1 ' , - , u ' n . . , . 4 L . . . . an L? A' I Q4 Y ..., M IO . Q . .5 r. . Q SHIRLEY ANN FISHER Snooks 4 yr. Chorusg Sec. 81 Treas. Hist. Clubg Jr. Student Coun- Cilg Trident: Ass't Editorg ' Band 3-4. . V X I' VV Q-4, 'Q Q ' ' .,- I ,L I 5 RCBERT FRANCIS KELLY Bob 4 yr. Chorusg 4 yr. Basket- ballg 4 yr. Softballg Soph. President' Jr ClassPlay' Hlstory Club JOHN ALLEN KEISER .Tohnrue Sr ClassPres1dent Jr Class Play 4yr Chorus BEVERLEY JO FISHER Bevey 4 yr Chorus Hlst Cub Soph gl Sr Student Councll Jr Treas 10 E-X ROB ER T JAMES BENNER Bob Hist. Clubg 4 yr. Basketball 4 yr. Softballg l lfZ yr. Chor- 'Ir Class Play' So Vlce Pres1dent Sr Treas RUSSELL OWEN Sut Zyr Softball H1St Club if , . , us, . , ph . - ' 5 . . u ' N ir' . I ' u n u ! ' 9 , . - Q . . -i . h S. 'ID- I V X .. n I . g . l g i . Lb . .ft 'L .A ,M-in X EP 1 'K ,wfaif K ' ' ' ' 'V - I N' 5 C ,, -I 4 I . fm, q , . ,Hwy , . 2 , L sf ZH N' VIRGINIA MARCYLE BURKE Glnny 4yr Chorus br Secretary WILMA ARLENE DILLON Wxllxe 4 yr Chorus Yell Leader Student Counc1l l yr IAMES CLARENCE LOGAIN Corky 4yr Basketball 4 yr Soft Ja r C orus 1 Play GERALD HERMAN MATHEW Gerry I yr Chorus l yr Basket ball lyr Softball 11 PATRICIA ANN GARVIN George 4 yr Chorus Hlst Club .I Class Play CAROLE JEAN KNOCHEL 4 yr Chorus Fresh Presx dent H1st Club J' Vlce Pres1dent .Tr Class Play . f I ' I VS' ' l'llg. 3 y . hi ,jg J'r.kC1zss I I QI x . 41. 5 I .. - .. I N .. H . .3 , . , . .5 . 3 r , V I Q 5 Q . 5 g 5. ' . , 5 ' - . nf - Q V . ,N ' , . . N -3 I -F M RAY ALISHOUSE Sponsor 'if LOUIS ARTHUR YEOMAN Loule Mechan1ca1 Draw1ng U S H1story MAR Y IRENE DELLINGER K111er F. l.. Annual Staff at Work. 12 U IIHHHASSNII if iffv w. '-rx-Cx17'f 'N? PAGES 14 15 gQ.E3HHt4y mmm fix V3 Q A My PAGE ,Q ln! X if Ti i G J .. Q 16 V m g ' - if 65 ., 'Y' E? 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Lg., f' , 411' 1'- F' A 9 gf 1 5' - I' 0 N as - fi I I K ' K5 KENNETH MATHEW NORMA STOLLER RICHARD STOLLER JOHN SELL 3 'sf sv MARIAN MATHEW EARL ANLIKER it .TOE WALTERS GENEVA WINGER MARGARET GILBERT LARRY VICTOR ROB ER T HASKINS 15 15 'ij qi -P7 i it .J SIIPHIIMIIRIS FIRST ROW left to rlght Ronald Alhson Mary Altman Mar1etta Beaver Rxchard Deardorff Waneta D111on SECOND ROW Jeanne G11bert Carol G11 lon Dor1s Halsema Edna He1nr1ch EIS1e Hendershot THIRD ROW James Kexser Ehzabeth Kendall Wayne Knochel R1ta Kupke Harold Marg1son FOURTH ROW Grace Mathew B1111e Morrls Barbara Owens Joan Robb1ns J'ohnn1e Sanford FIFTH ROW Elmer Schuman Wayne S1gman Francls Vo gel Dor1s Wagner Margret Wagner 16 I i 3 I X f'SL- 7,:fZl, I 1 F' n A - I , -2. I ' . ' I 4 f AJ W J eg I I . J x ax 1 1 'M ' V. 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'I' M., -ff -Cui' ? 9 Q 'L V1 'CY HISHIH ISR FIRST ROW left to rlght John Ahshouse Robert A111e Cathenne Arvln Marvln Chustopher Carmm Collxns SECOND ROW Byron Dxllon Arv11Du ley Ronald Foster G1ennFurrer Maur1ce Ham11ton THIRD ROW Harold Marglson Joanne Pearson Maman Rauer Lo1s Schuman Donna Sheets FOURTH ROW Odetta Stoller Jon Telfer Fern Walters Jane Walters Ar thur Wlley 18 A , V- . 1 ,, K W- . -- I ... - A A , 1 0 4 f. t : ,av ' -, , - E ' ' ' A M f ' 1-. , f ' wr 'J 3 . . Qvh J . ' 'F I K h ' u ,-dx' V ' I R -I W 1 -slr' . I ,V ' ' I . Q r ' ,I U, . 2 O W 1 1 - 'V ei f A f fe -. ' - ' . i , , A T 1 4 , I h I :E . 5. ' K -4,.,, . W . as ' f , - - 5 1- ef J W K, in I I , . ' ' Z 3 n r 1 s ' id' 2-' pb 16 1' 4' 354 Anim v-4 .J SHI IH IIAIII FIRST ROW left to rlght Marjorle Ahshouse V1rg1n1a Blume Charlene Bramble M1ldredD111on Leroy Farney .TerryF1e1ds SECOND ROW Gene Franc1s Vernon Furrer Janet Hoppe Judy .Tackson Juhan Kelser Donald Keller THIRD ROW Earl Kendall Evelyn Kelser Donna Marg1SOn Juan1ta M11ler B111 Prunmer Norma Sheets FOURTH ROW W11ma Slmmons Dean Sollberger Frances Stoller Lorretta St Plerre Gene Telfer June Vxctor 19 X 71, W 1-rf -H A Avff'.2.c9,' HHH GRADE FIRST ROW left torlght Kay Ford D1ckK1ser Danny Stoller Arthur Goodwxn Mack Duley Chrxsxe Helderle B1lly Moore SECOND ROW Carolyn Kelly Jane Dye Nancy Dye Wanda Ka1ser Kathryn Owens Janet G0OdW1D Donna Jo Provo THIRD ROW Mary Klopfenste1n Roxle Jackson Sue Frances Margaret McClure Kathryn Dlbell Mar gle Dawson Joyce Margxson FOURTH ROW Marvln McCollum B1lly Pender Jerry Ke1ser Donald Bell Wayne Chmstopher Alv1nFurrer Bobb1e Dolxck SIXIH GRAIN FIRST ROW left to rlght Sandra Keller Evelyn Me1er Jan1ce Mene fee Mary Jane Schuman Kay Keller Nett1e Foster Eva Kay Ober lander SECOND ROW Robert Altman Theodore St P1erre Jerry Van Voorst Edward Anker Ronald Berry B11ly Do11ck Paul Slgman Marvln Moore R1chard Wh1tley teacher 3 Mr Glen Fxsher took the place of Mr R1chard Whltley as s1xth grade teacher. -3 Z0 . - -at A I ii Q ' I , . ,-wh F ' JJ I f M L2 5-ig ,l , A F F ' .- Mui X A iv .' 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F9 ' A , IHIRDBHAUI FIRST ROW left to r1ght Mary Hoppe .Tudy Copper Linda Oberland er .Tan1ceWesterhouse Karen Kupke Carol Pearson Bonn1e Helderle SECOND ROW Larry Stoller Denn1s Horn Ellzabeth Vlctor Donald Furrer Rex Telfer Jo Ann Chrlstopher .Terry .Toe Cook Ronald Keele THIRD ROW Mae Ahshouse teacher Rlchard Prlmmer Rex Keller Howard Foster R1chard Sell W1ll1arn Parks Robert Crowe Robert Marglson IUURTHGRADI FIRST ROW left to rlght Donna Delhnger Barbara Ann Altman Kathleen Knochel Darlene Chrlstopher Kay Meler Paulxne Walters Barbra Morrls SECOND ROW Dav1d Delhnger Rlchard Norr1s Carolyn Davls Verna S1gman Mary Belle Mclntosh Sandra McCray Lynda Bolher Dorothy McClure LaVaughn Bramble Dav1dWerner THIRD ROW MISS Dye fteacherj Me1v1n Goodw1n Jerry Trachsel Jerry Kupke Kenneth Slmmons Dee Curt1s Albert D1gman Alton Cur t1s Larry Wlley .Tack Helnzelman K 2. Z1 1 , I 1 I . ' I . 7 Y I . ' 1 , ' , ' ' . I I . I I ' 1 ' C D, ' ' , . 7 . i . . ! I I I 2 ' . ' a 1 l . Y . I I I . 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I 7- 1 h , I -,4 ? : 5 rm 'W r I f , v A v E 1 r IIRSI GRADE FIRST ROW left to r1ght Faye Mxnmear Carol Klopfensteln N1la Oberlander Marcell Furrer Mary Davls Charla Dawson Sharon Trachsel Jerry Lynn Mason Patr1c1a Cook SECOND ROW Harold Haygood Gary Logan James Kerle Douglas Plerce Donald Dollck Bruce Blume R1chard S1gman Gerald Ka1ser THIRD ROW Mrs Mlscher teacher Max Conrad Allen Oberlander Danxel W1lson Jer ry Kxser John Byroad Ronald St P1erre Charles Hoshaw SICU U RADI FIRST ROW left to r1ght Mar1lyn Dalhnger Adels Werner Lo1s Ann Spencer Marlene Jackson Sh1rley Goodw1n Peggy Moore Glorla Ho shaw Jan1ce Telfer SECOND ROW Larry Oberlander John Brunner Karen McK1ll1p Betty Stlnson Delores MaIg1SOH Joy Van Meter Shlr ley Meyer Denn1s Oberlander James McCollum THIRD ROW M1ss Wolfe teacher Clarence Walters Samuel Altman Jack Schuman Denn1s Nelson Larry Owens Lawrence Me1er B111y Francls Z2 - :lb - 1 lk x 1 r , v . 4 - . - - ,, . f ' 4 - 5- 5 ,, .V i ' . . Af 1 ' , v' - Q - I ' I I g , 1 'Ir' 'F '1 1' ' - - Inf V , Q g J : , , Y , 7 Y 1 1 - Z J Y I Y , , , . I . Q ,J y J 1 ' 1 1 ' I ' , : ! I 2 s y 1 ' Y ' : I Y J 1 I 1 ' J 1 ' ' 4 Jr x 1 1 1 a 1 ' I I SPIIIHS James Evans Seruor Center In h1s thlrd year as a ,mx vars1ty player Jun IS fxrst .Er '25 arnes Logan Senlor Forward In hrs forth year as a vars1ty player he was second 1n scormg and a good all around player as well as one of the most well lrked mn team scorumg and a good all around pwot man 'wwf' Robert Kelly Semor Guard In h1s fourth year as a varslty playe r H was conslstent as a defens1ve player and playmaker and had some good mghts offen slvely O Robert Haskms .Tumor Guard The only .Tumor starter 1? on the team A speedy man S on both defense and offense. Th1s is h1s second year on the vars1ty Z3 :,...,f K K R ,f - ' . 0 , Ygp., if rv- ' ' in 3 . ' 3 ex 'f .XXX-, X ,xx Q IJ' T' . , If ' A ,' i . 8 ' l Robert Benner Sernor Forward xxqff ' QW'-'e-e 1 Paul Hoppe Lloyd Cam Freshman .Tunlor Iunlor Floyd Ca1n 1 X James Ke1ser Sophomore I Richard Deardorff Sophomore Gerald Mathew x Kenneth Mathew J'un1or N f Earl Anhcker J'un1or W ayne Sigman , ' X 1 l I X Senior v A Sophomore ing. 24 WUICUIIHIGH BASKIIBAIIIEAM SITTING, Left to Right: Kenneth Mather, Richard Deardorff, .Tames Logan, Paul Hoppe, Robert Haskins, Earl Anlicker, Gerald Mathew. STANDING: Robert Bollier fstudent managerl, Lloyd Cain, Robert Kelly, Robert Benner, .Tames Evans, Wayne Sigman, .Tames Keiser, Floyd Cain Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Won Lost Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott SEASON R EC OR D Pine Twp. Burnettsville Round Grove Fair Oaks Medaryville Chalmers Brookston Wadena Boone Grove Oxford Wolcott Wolcott ifwolcott 19fWo1cott ffWolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott if Wolcott ffwolcott vs. Monticello Lost if T ourney Game s Z5 Fowler Idaville Chalme rs Monon I Brookston Buffalo Cha lme r s Burnettsville Idaville Idaville Lost Won Won Won Lost Won Won Lost Won Won Wolcott High School had another very good year in Basketball. The Wildcats ended with a I5 won and 5 lost record. The team reached the finals for the second consecutive year in the county tournament. They played the semi-finals of the sectional tournament and were beaten by Monticello by 49 46 after a very hard battle There were 5 Seniors 5 Juniors 4 Sophomores and 1 Freshman on the team One of the reasons why our basketballteam has done so well IS the loyal following we have had This IS a pxcture taken at the cent county tourney 26 Corky Logan in one of his classic poses Th1s must be the reason h makes so many points W0lCOTlJU IURIHBH BASKlIBAllIlAM '6'43'49 We Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Wolcott Season Record Won 4 Lost 5 They vs. Pine Twp. vs. R. Grove vs. Remington vs. Idaville vs. Remington vs. Chalmers vs. Idaville County Tourney vs. Idaville vs. Monticello ,N As f- if I E 1. This is the first year for sever- al years that Wolcott School has had a Junior High team. The boys had a good season and worked hard all year. Mr. Fisher has developed a good team and by next year should have a very good con- tender for the county. I Love You Truly Dorls Ann Nordyke Lena Horn Yvf Q X .Turuor Class Play August McCollum .Turuor Class Play Jamece Rector 81 .Toe Walters Www ,- Q ssl-5 f-s ir KN ,. Wllma Dzllon The Noteables .Tumor Sz Semor Prom 48 28 Al Iolson Bob Kelly 4 . . S L f I 4 X -: ff' 'Y , I, C , , 1 f l lo 'Q P Q, sh yn - Wy , - fs I x ' ig V 47-ig, . l A , , W X .......,J -mag NJ BOYS CHORUS TOP ROW Left to Rlght Melvm Crafton d1rector Wayne Knochel James Logan James Fvans Robert Vogel John Ke1ser MIDDLE ROW Paul Taylor James Ke1ser Arthur Herzog Paul Lear Elmer Schuman Harvey Wood BOTTOM ROW Francls Vogel James Bogart Byron Marg1son Harold Jordan Paul Hoppe DeWayne Lear -r Q19 GIRLS CHOR US TOP ROW LefttoR1ght Me1v1nCrafton dxrector Dor1sNordyke Joan Dmbell Carole Knochel V1rg1n1aBurke E.11zabethB1urne Irene Delhnger Pat Enghsh Sh1r1eyF1sher Beverley F1sher MIDDLE ROW Ju11a Rauer Mary Brown Joan Robbzns Barbara Owens Marzlyn Hendry Luann Fxsher Ju11aSe11 Luc111e Hernrxch Dorxs Hoppe Janet Furrer BOTTOM ROW Claudme Fzelds Ehzabeth Kendall Norma St Plerre Edna He1nr1ch Pat Brown Maman Mathew Eleanor Anhker Janet Benner Waneta Dlllon Patty Garvm Z9 xi-'va JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, '47 TOP ROW, Left to Right: Donald Sigman, James Evans, Robert Kelly, James Logan, Robert Benner, Clifford Winger, John Keiser, Robert Vogel. BOTTOM ROW: Julia Rauer, Doris Nordyke, Joan Dibell, Pat English, Carole Knochel, Velma Hoppe, Patty Garvin. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, '48 TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Oryall fdirectorf, Claudine Fields, Marian Mathew, Kenneth Mathew, Geneva Winger, Margaret Gilbert, Doris Hoppe, August McCo11urn, BOTTOM ROW: Joe Ernond, Joe Walters, Martha Mathew, Norma Stoller, Richard Stoller, Janiece Rector, Harvey Wood. 30 pb xha SL I we , , .,, e STUDFNT COUNCIL TOP ROW Left to R1ght Arthur W1ley Donald Keller Bxlly Morrls Robert Vogel Joe Walters Jlmmy Bogart BOTTOM ROW Jamece Rector Norma Sheets Julla Sell M Ray Alxshouse BeverleyF1sher KathrynArv1r1 Margaret Wagner Bl-.NP TOP ROW Left toR1ght Mr Crafton dmrelto W Ln 1 Flsher .Terry F1e1ds Paul Hoppe FTSDLN Yo rl TSW? 'X Kendall C13llCl1I16 l' 1elds Teanm C'1lbert For mx To : B TTOM ROW Vrrgrma Pslumr T m X T w I er: 'XY MarJor1e Ahshouse Tohn Almshoun IX an Nolller z Sl V ' . I . y , . . y , I , . . : . , , . 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H g xrb , WUHIIIH BEACUNISS4 Armstrong Opens at Or1ental Lours Armstrong and h1s Jazz Band open today at the Or1enta1 Theatre mn Ch1cago featur1ng h1s new smglng dmscovery Lena D1llon Lena wasa former student of VN olcott I-hgh School where she was known as Wllma Dlllon She began her s1ng1ng career mn Vkolcott where she sang mn a h1gh school mmstrel She was d1scovered recently by Mr Armstrong 1n the Green Cables where she was known as the S1ng1ng Wa1tress Speedway Racer Breaks Record Don Sxgman who only recently made rac1ng news has now broken all known speed records at the Ind1anapol1s Speedway He qual1f1ed for the annual Memorxal Day race at the amazmg speed of 203 8 M P H I-le ga1ned early expemence 1n thzs hne by racxng around the schoolhouse ln Wolcott late at nlght Promment Young Matron Enterta1ns at Tea Mrs .Tack Hasse1br1ng a promlnent leader mn the soclety ot Wolcott was hostess to the Lxterary Soc1ety yesterday Mrs Hasselbnng was the former Carol Knochel She and her husband are now res1d1r1g on thelr estate just outsxde the clty lxmxts of VN olcott New Dmscovery mn Atomxc Research An lmportant dlscovery mn the fleld of atommc research has been made by the young physxcxst Russell E Owen Mr Owen says he owes h1s great knowledge rn the realm of scmence to h1s study of phys1cs 1n Wolcott H1gh School under Mr Horn 32 1 . y . . . . . . 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New Stenographer 1n Supreme Court The U S Supreme Court announced the appolntment of Mlss V1rg1n1a Burke of Wolcott lndxana as head Court stenographer It IS hoped that her red ha1r w1ll not d1stract the lawyers to the polnt of obstructlng Justlce Opens New Restaurant John Kelser announces the openlng of h1s new restaurant ln Mlaml Florxda Th1s adds one more to h1s Cham of restaurants known all over the country as John s Jlp Jolnt Change 1n Factory Management bought by .Tlm Sutton who wmll have as hzs manager Velma Hoppe They expect to begln productlon soon of thelr new 1nvent1on a three legged toad stool for toads who have poor balance Ba sketball on Sku s A former well known Wolcott basketball player .T1m Logan has formulated a new set of rules for basketball The players all wear skus and the game 15 played on the snow covered rnounta1ns of Cahforma It televlsed to the eager fans all over the country The only th1ng wrong wlth thls system 1s that the fans sornetmmes mxss the varlous expresslons .T1m s face as he guards h1s opponent 33 lt was announced yesterday that the Wolcott Furniture Factory has been ' ' ' ' . is . , . . . . on Notice Anyone having any Franson Dairy milk bottles, please return them to the dairy. The foreman, Dick Franson and his wife, the boss, the forrner Julia Rauer, report that little kids around the place keep breaking them. CNeighbor kids of course Braves Expect Another Victorious Season Braves manager Billy Southworth says they expect another winning season this year For the past three years they have been practically undefeated and have carried off the pennant each time Southworth says they owe this winning streak to their short stop Gerry Mathew who signed up with them three years ago Gerry is a whiz in the field and almost a Superman at bat National Currency Feared Doomed Robert Vogel well known farmer of near Wolcott announced that he has at last found a way to make money grow on trees He says he got the idea from Mr Reeves economics class Bob says he dips catalpa worms in printer s ink The worms crawl around and print the leaves The finished product cannot be distinguished from legal currency Notice We have at last reached our goal We will have the grand opening of The Fligible Bachelors Home Friday afternoon May 6 All males between the ages of 21 and 40 may obtain further information by calling 46 or ZZF20 Proprietors Joan Dibell and Doris Ann Nordyke 34 , . 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Young Surge on Saves lVlov1e Star A xounv surgeon Dr Robert Kelly made h1s mark ln medxcal hlstory recently when by a delzcate operatlon he saved the l1fe ofthe famous rnovle actor Donald Duck Dr Kelly says he never uses an anesthet1c he Just croons and everyone famnts lncludrng the nurses Nlakc s Debut lxhss Helen Jean Spencer was mtroduced to adult soclety at admner and dance g1ven by her parents at the Wolcott Country Club Mmss Spencer just recently graduated from Mlss Pr1mm s F1n1sh1ng School at Seafxeld It IS reported that Monty Wooley has employed a new prlvate barber I oums Yeoman Louls S only duty 1s keeplng Mr Wooley s beard 1n trim Lou1s IS from Wolcott where he has been a barber many years Hard Dec1s1on We Just rece1ved word that Pat Fnglxsh You all know her that cute httle secretary that works for the Vlctor Car Wrecker Garage from January to .Tune and the Anhker Poland Ch1na Farm from .Tune to December J has recewed two proposals but she can t declde whlch to accept Celebrates Anmversary Pat Garvm the local telephone operator today celebrated her 8th year of work w1thout ever havmg m1sseda day or been late to work She saws the secret of her effzclency IS very sxmple She s afraxd she mxght m1ss some of the da1ly gosslp 35 Monty Wooley Employs Private Barber . . J . , K : - Nature Boy Has At Last Nlet H15 Match Irene Dellinger revealed today that Nature Boy will no longer rule is domain as king but will have to share his popularity with her It seems she has done the impossible and really captured Nature Boy for good this time Hospital Dedication The dedication of the Restful Haven Hospital has been set for May 10 The community owes a great debt of gratitude to the Fisher Twins for their tireless effort in organizing this hospital Therefore we should show our tt h our dear little pets get sick Restful Haven cures canines and cats Powers Agency Changed The Powers Model Agency has come into new management The new manager B111 Haskm has changed the name from Powers to Wowers B111 must have overcome his extreme bashfulness that bothered him so much dur1ng his high school days Local Boy Heard From Mr and Mrs Harold Beaver have just received a letter from their son Gilbert who is now a truck dr1ver in Russia Gilbert says he gets a little homesick but there IS one advantage there Since he doesn t understand Russian, he Just doesn't pay any attention when a traffic cop bawls him out or gives h1m a ticket 36 I g . . 4 h. Y I 3 gratitude by remembering their mo o W en ' ' , r r , D y . Y . . . . ' . . . . . , St and In For Dorsey lt has been rumored that the sudden lncrease ln popularlty of rlornmy Dorsey records may not he caused by unprovement 1n technlque but rather frorn hls young protege C lxfford W1Dg6T C llfford has been playlngw vuth the creat T D for so metmme and advancnno rap1dly untll lt IS feared that the I oeal Hoy Stars Bob Benner tall dark and handsome Who proved to be very talented ln th Iun1or Class play 1nl94r Here Comes Charhe has become Hollyvt ood s e second Yan Johnson He sxgned a llfe contract wlth 20th Century Fox and IS now xxorlmng on the p1cture Handsome IS as Handsome Does Co starrlng that beaut1ful screen actress Margaret O Brlen .TIMS JUMPING .TALOPIES New and Used Cars We Spec1al1ze ln Model A's Ilm Evans Propr Authormzed Cad11lac Dealer r r ' ' ' ' ' .K I L Y 3 . . n 1 . 5 f , YI Y. A Q . U . , . Q . 1 . . . U Sentinnental Gentlernan of Swing is losing out to the talented Mr, Winger. ' i 7 Y ' ' - u ' 11 v v x , . . . . Y I , . , . , MASS HISHIRY lxlaybe to the rest of you September 1945 was just another month start1ng another school year but to the class of n1neteen hundred and forty nxne It was the beglnmng of our hxgh school days We were green full of pep and eager to face the oncommg tr1als wh1ch we were golng to face mn the commg years Our class was composed of 35 outstandmg proteges Our off1cers were as follows Presuient Carole Knochel V1ce Pres1der1t Gtlbert Beaver Secretary Patty Enghsh Treasurer Beverley Flsher Student Councxl Wxlma Dzllon and .Tames Logan Our sponsor was Mr Ray Stratton We enjoyed our f1rst class party together by go1ng to the show Penthouse Serenade at Mont1cello and of course we were home and ln bedlong before the deadhne whxch was ll 00 You know us Our very successful Freshrnan year was draw1ng to a close so on March8 we had a we1ner roast as the last class party of the year Durmg the year the follow1ng members w1thdrew from our class John Kexser Beulah Mlnmear Glor1a Oberlander Hollls Thurston and Ivhldred Umfleet We dldn t see our classmates very often durlng the summer so we were dehghted when school started agam and we were begxnnmg our Sophomore year We started our year wxth 31 members and the followxng were our class offmcers Presldent Robert Kelly V1ce Presldent Bob Benner Secretary .Tames Logan Treasurer Dorls Ann Nordyke Student Counc1l Beverley F1sher and .Tames Evans Th1s year we had as our class sponsor M1ss Gladys Brewer We had a very enjoyable year and knowlng our Secretary .Tames Logan as well as we do we do not have a very accurate record of our year but we had lots of fun and you can draw your own conclusmns as to the thmgs we d1d Our program that none ofus could forget though was on December 5 We were quxte honored to have as our guests some well known personalltles m the Parade of Stars of 49 Naturally these star performers were none other than the present Semors of Wolcott Hxgh Thxs year we lost the followmg members Dale Barbour Kenneth Furrer Mane Hall Mary Dahlenburg and Glenn Blume 38 1 1 , 4 - y . . . 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 , . . . . . . 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U 1 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - At last half of our h1gh school days were over and we were beglnnlng our Iunlor year Th1s year John Ke1ser was back wxth us agam after d6C1d1Hg that he wanted to graduate wrth us Our off1cers th1s year were as follows Presldent Charles Dykmns Vfce Pres1dent Carole Knochel Secretary Joan Dlbell Treasurer Bcvf rlcy l71Sh6I' Student Councxl Sh1rleyF1sher and Bob Vogel Our sponsor thls year was Mrs Laura Langley The f1rst brg event th1s year was on October 6 when we recewedour class rmgs ofwhmchwe are very proud and at leastmost of us are stlll wear1ng them lhe next 1mportant event 1n our Junlor year was the presentatlon of our play Here Comes Charlle on October 14 and 15 and to be a llttle dxfferent we hada double cast On November l we had a skatmg party at Ideal Beach and everyone had wonderful t1me but the next day we all felt the effects On the evenmg of May l was the scene of the Iumor 81 Semor Prom Garden of Memor1es was the theme and lt tor k much preparat1on to make It a success Th1s year we were very lucky that none of our classmates wxthdrew Durmg the summer on July l we lost one of our well hked classmates Bemta Getz who d1ed of severe burns Although she dld not enter mto many act1v1t1es and was very qu1et she w1ll always be remembered by all her classmates we elected offlcers for our comlng Semor year The followxng members were elected Presxdent .Tohn Kelser Vlce Presldent Dor1s Nordyke Secretary V1rg1n1a Burke Treasurer Bob Benner Student Counc1l Beverley Flsher and Robert Vogel Mr Ahshouse was to be our sponsor Durlng the summer to earn a llttle money we soldconcesslons atband concerts wh1ch was a lot of fun but It took a lot of work On August 30 we arrlved at school feelxng very super1or and we were at last begmmng the last year of our h1gh school days At the begmmng of the year we chose Velma Hopoe and Shzrley F1sher to be ln charge of our annual The flrst bzg event of our Semor year was the Carmval held on October 1 Our class gave a Mock Weddlng wh1ch was enjoyed by all On October 7 our Semor plctures were taken by Ralph s Studlos from Braz1l Indlana On March 2. the play cast was chosen and everyone began to learn thexr Darts for the play Am I Intrudlng We w1ll always remember our last few vveeks 1n school Our olax Semor Day Baccalaureate and last of all Commencement After twelve years ofwonderful school experlences we come to the end of 0.1 h1gh school days wmth feelmg of both Joy and sorrow 39 ' .5 ' ' , 9 . ' 3 . , , . ' 1 ! ' u f , ' a , . . . , 7 - . 1 . . 1 ' , . On June Zl we enjoyed a buffet supper at the Fisher home. During the evening I ' , ' : ' ' , ' 1 , . . . , , 2 . , . , . ,, . ,, . . an ' ' ' ' ' -- ' l '. Prom. . ! 1 5 V ' ' . ' t . . ' ' r , , ,- Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 1949 FOST ER S F UNER AL HOME Rlchard Coss Director Wolcott Ind1ana Compliments to you from CARL NELSON CITY SERVICE STATION Tlres Tubes and Auto Accessorles Phone 1 1 53 Wolcott Ind1ana Smile s ' DVERTIJEMNI J 5 fw e u' ' X it E ,- -L17-. Qw f Y 2 M IEQQIES HF sQx N H E A X 2 A4 1 j 46? f L Ay fl s Qui 1 X - 97 N - ' gi J F ,f ' V ,, i f git -'gp ,-1261 R , J 4-Pike , . Compllments Of HOTEL FORBES Mont1ce11o Indxana GEORGE BASTIN Eyes Exarruned Glasses Fltted Mont1ce11o Ind1ana C A FAIR De ntlst Montlcello Ind1ana ROTH BROTHERS .TEWELERS Reg1stered Watclufnakers 111 South Mam Street For flnest Jewelry see us Mont1ce11o Ind1ana agus I 1 -..H - .uiv - im., i . 42 i ,O X 'T Always Backmg WOLCOTT HIGH C omphments MAC S BARBER SHCP FRED SOLLBERGER AND RECREATION PARLOR Wolc ott Ind1ana CITY SERVICE Wolcott Indiana Q I 43 N .-1: A 4 , I .ii . I I 5 I + I' 1-'fi , v 'i I 4- P I A A I - , -.a 0 xxx . V .5 0 . V , , . A 44 ' . 45 X . i X E v X 'Nr-f-11. ..,- u rr ...qt I J ,I 1 .. N . . 2 -- ,,., ' K1 '. . . N R - V '- I el Of U WD' -9 For Quality Mdse At Low Pr1ces Vlslt GOODMAN S CHEW S REGAL STORE Charley Largen Mgr S 1 8 6 8 mee Reynolds Indlana Whxte County s Largest Department Store Comphments Of Montlcello Indlana GOOD S STANDARD SERVICE Remmgton Indlana 45 Q , Y 0 kgrz-, Q ' Q - f 5 ' 5 . K, I I, V Mgfvlgx, a an- . All Compllments Of IDFAL FURNITURF Where the Wise P conorruze Mont1ce11o Indlana M W I N T F R Insurance C OFFEE' SHOP Lo1s M Clark Stop and Eat Wolcott Indlana J HI PAUL SMART, IMPLEMENT CGMPANY Wolcott Ind1ana 46 ' ' J. . S, S Wolcott Indiana 1 Ax Sales and Serv1ce WARREN LUTHI f MAY MOTOR SALES STANDARD B Standard Personel STANDARD SERVICE j Phone zo Harom Bolher Robert Bryant Ralph Mathew Ho111s E May Donald Wmgard Iunctlon 24 and 53 Burdell Deardurff Pho Remmgton Wolcott Indxana n 255 1391 Ind1ana 5,7 Cornphments QXJ! I REMINGT ON Cornphrnents Of f BOWLING ALLEY e,-Yr' FRANK C MEMEFEE Phone 270 Vu1can1z1ng and Lubrzcatlon Open Bowhng Every Nlght but Sunday -i Washlng Pohshlng Waxlng New and Used T1res BLUME BROTHERS Texaco Products Phone 15 and Auto Repalrs Wolcott Indlana Phone Z4 Wolcott Ind1and L FARMERS CO OPERATIVF COMPANY Gram Coal Seeds Fencmg and Fertlhzers Wolcott Phone 6 Indmana 47 F' P A A W . A 5 of ' ' N5 l ' , ' no L Wolcott 6 I I 0 Indlana Comphments to the Pottery Records Rust Craft Greet1ng Cards woLcoTT SENIORS Infant TOYS Dresses Coats Blouses Sults Hose H H B O W M A N J- e W e 1 r Y L1nger1e Scarves Mllhnery Remmgton Indxana Mont1ce11o Indlana Compllrnents W I L L A R D S Meals LL1hCheS Gas and O11 F Luelson J'unct1on H1ghway Z4 53 Montxcello Indlana R emmgton Indlana 48 SWAIM CRAFT AND DRESS SHOP RAUER'S TWIN TONE SHOP Soda Fountain and Luncheonette Drop in After the Show Wolcott Indiana PARKS STANDARD STATION L. Pop Parks, Mgr Market 8: Range Street Wolcott Indlana THE STAPLE GR OCER Y I W Deardorff Manager Staple and Fancy Grocerxes Wolcott Phone 8 Stop at The Fmendly .T H HOTEL Rose Gxllen Propr Wolcott Indlana ,Qi iffrt' 'W 49 IHI BEMIIIHII WUICUH IHIAIRI .Q Ulf M A1r Cond1t1oned By Frlgldalre Sound and Projectlon Perfect Wolcott Indlana 81 W SOUTH SIDE SHELL Remmgton Ind1ana Phone 148 Goodr1ch and Goodyear Tlres and Tubes Wheel Balancmg Ice Cream and Pop Grocerles B O B B L U ME ' S MARATHON SERVICE STATION Wolcott Ind1ana VAN TOBEL LUMBER COMPANY Remmgton Francesvllle Wmamac Lucerne Buxldlng Supphes and Hardware Good Luck, Semors' s 6: , ' ' i 53Lf' 1. lv-5 , fl ' ji- I Q r .5 '..?' f Q . Q? 1 rm m ll ' H fit: - K so ...n-if' ,,.,wuP '-1,1-11F Q ' 'll'- BA KIH W ll.0H A Fmendly Bank Member of F D I C George D Dye and Son LUMBER , COAL . 81 BUILDING MATERIAL Wolcott Ind1ana REISS STORE Wolcott Ind Good Lmes We Carry 1n Stock .Tefflrles Hoslery June Fox Dresses Old Kentucky Work Clothes 51 on-1 -' y x .-., ,- '1 - ' 2 rr. 1 --.1215 1 1x iii 1-' ,Q. T , 1-':: .t'1..- '. I ' Tb- - 3' ki an ' n , . Protect Preclous Fyeslght Wlth Plenty of Good Llght Montlcello Indlarla 41 Compliments Best of Luck to Semors Of 49 DIENER SUPPLY Clark R Dlener FOSTER 8: SON BLACKSMITH Montlcello Indlana Wolcott Il'1d1-3-T13 . I 52 IIIHHHI IHA A Plllilllf SERVICE CU WANY ' P' H3 AHO Remufxgton Indlana Insure KOONT7 INS AGFNCY 130 North Ma1ne Mont1ce11o Ind1ana Phone 557 Today Be Sure Tomorrow BUSS HARDWARP Pyrofan Bottled Gas Phone 408 Montlcello Indxana W YNKOOP PHAR MAC Y Wynkoop and Holder Mont1ce1lo Indlana Where you are always Welcome FARIVII ' Al BA K SIAH RANK UF RHVIINIIHIN INIIIANA 1908 1948 I t G y d T b exaco ro uc s SCHHIIIICH AND CIARK J, 'J -i 15 , gcfi an F ,,., 9 hd b f F. D. . C. J L C Q 1'y I pl t d dc. d' hT' T P d t 54 X s X FARMERS LII UPHIAIIVI CUNIPA Y Gram and Coal T e le phone 3 Z Remlngton Illdlafla .31 --'ups-In hx Qingg... Hardware Plumbxng Palnt and Apphances Phone 2 Z 8 Wolcott Indlana 55 n.v. Emu n A n so Comphrnents Of lilll Wolcott Indlana Do Your Hauhng and Truckmg Wlth Us SHEETS BROS Phonel Wolcott Indiana Compllments MONTICELLO FLORAL CO Montzcello Indxana 56 X lv .2 S ' S 'f3,mf.nqo V V. M. UHHIH 1 . Of Comphments of FREEMAN AND FREEMAN STATF AND SAVINGS BANK Abstracts and T1t1e Insurance Montlcello Indlana Mont1ce11o Ind1ana Cornphrnents from NORWAY GROCERY HANSELL S DRUG STORF Grocemes Meats F1sh1ng Tackles Fred gl A11ce Redenbaugh Norway Indlana Department Store Rerrungton Indxana 57 II. H. PICK A IISII NNM KAllAl Dodge and Plymouth Sales 15fAuto Supphes Farm Machlnery Hardware Llghtlng Fqulpment Dodge .Tob Rated Trucks Montmcello Inchana Comphments of RUTH SERVICE SIAIIO Gas Tlres and Accessorles Roy M Grugel Propr Wolcott Indlana 58 3 e I SWEET SHOP Home Made Candy WOODY'S SNACK SHOP Karmel Krisp Fountain Service Soda Fountain Coffee Hamburgers Sandwiches Florence Fell Wood Phone Z4 109 West Broadway MOHt1CEl1O Ind1ana Remlngton Indlana For Better Values Cornohrnents of Shop at the REMINGTON FARMERS MUTUAL GRISWOLD S BEN FRANKLIN S INSURANCE COMPANY STORE Remlngton Indlana Mont1ce11o Ind1ana Compllments of Wolcott Ind1ana 59 B. ll. Wll A IISII Jin Ch1ck Gambles Syndlc ate Me rchand1 se WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Syndzcate Prlces Montlcello Indlana WHITES 5C 81 Sl 00 STORE Mont1ce11o We are Indeed glad to have taken a part m makmg the Photographs for your year book For good Photographs always remember the FOT OSI-IOP Monticello Phone 334 Indiana 60 ' x 1 'W' rw? i Compllments to the Senlors of IIIIYKIA ll CUNIPAY U49 It-1 61 n hxcluslve Photographs At Reasonable Pr1CeS Wedd1ng taken at our studlo your home or church Z3 Nort Home Portrauts Cornrr1erc1al Photography Frames Made To Order RMPH SHIDIU Fourth Street Next to Wester Lafayette lnd1ana n Umon 62 Child Photography A Specialty h Q ' PHIPHS IIII UPHIAIIVI GHIIIIHIY DRY 50008 SHIRE 9 'Always a booster of Wolcott High. WIllA DHSI Ml Sl IUH We the members of the bright and shining Class of 1949 ofthe Wolcott High School County of White State of Indiana United States of America realizing that our days in this great and renowned institution are drawing to a close desiring to distribute our earthly possessions to our satisfaction and being of sound mind do make public and declare this our first Will and Testament As a class we the Seniors bequeath The many battered desks and the cracked plaster to the future generations in To the young and naive .Tumors we will our ability to get things done on time May the Freshmen receive our sunny dispositions and our ability to get along with the teachers To the Sophomores we will our fondness for always having an empty treasury at the end of the year We the following individual members bequeath the succeeding articles to the following in particular I James Clarence Logan willmy great ability to grasp knowledge with the least possible effort to Harold Margison I Robert Francis Kelly will my slim figure which I acquired by eating nothing but Ry Krisp for 3 years to Raymond Allie I Robert William Vogel will my handsome smile and great attraction for girls to Bobby Haskins 64 the hope that they may acquire a new building in its place. I Patr1c1a Ann If ngllsh w1ll my ab1l1ty to cultlvate frlendshlp With the basketball players to Claudxne F1elds I W1lma Arlene Dlllon w1ll my yell leadxng ab1l1ty to I' lse Hendershot I .Tuha E1leen Rauer w1ll my eff1c1enCy as a planlst to Catherlne Arvln I Gerald Herman Mathew w11l my basketball Sklll to Johnny Ahshouse I Chfford Wmger w1ll my mus1cal talent acqulred from Tommy Dorsey FFBDCIS Vogel I Carole Jean Knochel w1ll my ab1l1tyto go steady to Mary Brown We have our fmgers crossed for you Mary I Gllbert Manson Beaver w1ll my careful drlvlng to Bob Bolher I Donald Ervln Swnam w1ll my wh1te slcle wall r1ms to the one who took them I Velma .Tean Hoppe w1ll my poet1c poss1b1l1t1es and he1ght to Carole G1l1en Ethel .Toan Dxbell wrll my naturally curly halr to Iaruce Rector Also m Tom K1t Wh1ChI use every two weeks Russell Elv1n Owen w1ll my car to Earl Anhker please don t drlve over Dorls Ann Nordyke w1ll my love for Semor boys to Lucllle Ann I-Ie1nr1ch Better luck 1n three years I Beverley .ToF1sher w1ll my Physlcs book to Mr Horn ln hopes that he may fmd one more adapted to thls subject I V1rg1n1a Marcyle Burke w1ll my red han' to Joan Robblns I use henna r1nse tw1ce a week I, Mary Irene Delhnger, w111 my fondness for wrltlng names, espec1a11yFrank, Dor1s Hoppe 65 , , , T . , . . . - ' 0 ' l 1 J ' Y Y ' 1 Y . as , . . 1 . . . to 7 1 1 D 3 I , . .D ,, . . . - . off my car, I 7 ' I, ' , ' ll if ' ' . 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I , . 1 F ' . . . . . . to I Louxs Arthur Yeoman wrll my barbermg shears to Larry Vxctor I hate to charge you 64C every two months Helen Jean Spencer w1l1 my love for Monon boys to Dorls Halsema Robert James Benner w1l1 my wavy halr to Vernon Furrer Try Nestles Baby Curl O11 Vernon Shlrley Ann Flsher wxll my keenness for chemlstry to the next year s class Patr1c1a Ann Garvln w1l1 my SAINT LY AIRS to whomever may need thenm John Allen Ke1ser w111 my perfect1on as a soda Jerker to Marman Rauer W1111am Delbert Hasklns w111 my quxet manner to Bobby Alhe James John Evans w1l1 my Mode1A to anyone who has the nerve to dr1ve It Notlfy your nearest hospltal IN WITNESS THEREOF we have smgned sealed pubhshed and declared th1s document to be out f1rst wxll and testament at W H S County of Wh1te State of Indlana Umted States ofAmer1ca the f1rst day ofMarch ln the year of our Lord one thousand mne hundred forty mne Th1s instrument was on the date thereon srgned publlshed and declared by the sa1d testator Class of 49 to be ts flrst w11l and testament 1n the presence of us who at 1 s request have subscrlbed our names thereto as w1tnesses 1n the1r presence and 1n the presence of each other Wltnesses Dor1s Ann Nordyke Patty Ann Garvm Wmlham Delbert Haskms 66 v , - J I, , , ' ' . 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CIASS PUIIVI Vlfmlma D1llon so mce and sweet Goes wrth a guy by name of Pete B1 verle y F1SllLI' thc atre cashler to you Is qu1te lnterested ln a lad from Purdue Robert Benner the most handsome of the guys Doesn t lrke study rt weakens h1s eyes Patty I ngl1sh w1th Larry she rates Is as fond as an Arab of dates Handsome Robert Kelly w1th h1s dark eyes and halr Has anl turn the crank of the unlverse a1r Wlth Robert Vogel there IS no rhyme Nature hath framed strange fellows ln her tlme Is qulck wlth the double talk though not very tall Velma Hoppe our t1ny but talented composer Is sweet ask .Tzm to everyone who knows her Helen Spencer wlth the blg blue eyes Really goes for those Monon guys V1rg1ma Burke our stenographer to be Wonders 1f she ll ever s1t on her boss knee Dor1s Nordyke the Semor soprano W1ll never be caught wlth Ixm at the plano James Logan IS on the Wrldeat team Schxm gets so mad at h1m she could scream Patty Garvm a mere flve feet Is small and mlghty hard to defeat Sh1rley Frsher better known as Snooks Is even more mterested ln Bee than books 67 Q . Y f . 5 Gerry Mathew, the biggest joke of us all, C ' 7 - W1ll1am Haskln so quu t and shy Says very httle though he 13 a good Quy Julla Raucr she s lovely she s eng iged shc uses Now what the heck do you use? Don t refuse us Donald S1gman enjoys 1 wood debate But Wlth Mrs Oryall he just doesn t ri e Russell Owen wlth hls Charm1ng mustachc Is lnterested only IH women and cash Carole Knochel the farmerette IS hoplng she w1ll w1n Jack1e yet We wonder 1f he ll ever change from Ll3SS1C Irene Delhnger who Jolned us thxs year Th1nks she IS lnterested 1n a nurslng career Presldent John Kelser the Soda .Terk Thlnks that study1ng 15 too much work G1lbert Beaver 1s one for whom there s no space To half keep up wlth h1s da1ly pace James Evans 15 tall and sl1m We th1nk there 15 some good ln hlm Frlendly Louls Yeoman the Band s rhythm man Llkes to keep us guessmg he certamly can Ioan D1be11 so bmght and gay The httle mald would have her way .Tust one word concermng the class And to lt I now w11l pass Your frlendshlp we 11 all apprec1ate much And hope forever to keep IH touch Wxth the remammg students we re leavmg beh1nd And we want you to thmk of the 49 luxe 68 SWH10 , , 2 L , , ' '. K1 Q - , . , , ,, , 5 , -- y , ,K , y K L -- V . . . . K 5 I' ' '. ' . ' at . , , . Q ' l f ! Tall, dark Clifford Winger is our trombone kingg . , X N . to . D 3 I 7 I . . , t Z . . , ! K I 3 ' . Y 7 . . , . . . . , . . y . , . I' C TORIA L YE BOOKS cusrom vans MYERS C . A. n s I1 L . n:talrolArn: vornu. aural, ' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of Class of '48 We, the members of the Senior Class of Wolcott High School, being of sound mind and body, solemnly declare this to be our last Will and Testament, signed and sealed in the State of Indiana, County of White, on the tenth day of May, year of our Lord, Nineteen hundred and forty eight. We, the Senior Class, will the Juniors a stretcher, in the hope that they will have much use for it I, Gerald Franklin Delano Knochel, president of the class, will my political aspirations to Freddy Dykins I, Marilyn Leap Getz, will my sweater-girl figure to Wilma Dillon I, Robert Dribble Foster, will my basketball ability to Robert Benner I, Moider Kathleen Hennlnger, will my blond hair to Doris Ann Nordyke Frances Pollyanna Wilson, will my sweet and sunny disposition to Horn Mary Snow em under Horn, will my shapely legs to Patty Garvin James Termite Humphreys, will my California interests Qwe don't mean lemonsy to Jim Evans I, Virgil speed-demon Safford, will and bequeath my automobile to Bob Vogel I, Gene Vermin Kisswell, will my love for the weaker sex to Corky Logan I, Donald Harry James Vogel, will my silver toned trumpet to Johnny Alishouse I, Alma Tom collins Robbins, will my dislixe for liquor to Joan Dibell, I, Richard st Joseph Wagner, will my saintly airs to Donald Slgman I, Maxine Marriage Margison, will my ability to catch a man to Patty English I,1Barbara Sniffles Dye, will my hay fever and other alergies to K1 roy I, Dema New look D1l10n, wil my longer lengths to the Bell twine, I, Pall bearer Mike Woods, will m ehoery grin to Miss Dibell iilieatrice Baby Ruth Saltzburger, will my light complexion to Bob If 4 I, MI' . . In ' ' Q ' , ' I, I, Alan Ladd Gudeman, will my good looks to Jerry Mathew. U O . c