Wolcott High School - Trident Yearbook (Wolcott, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

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WHITMER ELSIE THEOBALD LETHA DYE Grade Six Grade Five Grade Four if x K Q 4 '0 -1 K.- Emjl N X f My SURRELDA LAKE ETHEL WOLFE SOPHIA MISCHER Grade Three Grade Two Grade One i G e ROY AND BERTHA'S SERVICE STATION WOLCOTT -ff , ,,: sf. 4115 I Yagi' N . L Q' 5 'SM- 023 JANET BENNER Petie Concessions Chairman Chorus 2 112 yrs. Student Council 1 yr, Junior Play Reporter 1 yr. Howler Staff News Editor 1 I X .Z RAYMOND ALLIE ..Ray.. Junior Play Softball 2 yrs '1 .--f Q13 ELEANOR ANLIKER Toots Yell - Leader 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. Annual staff Snapshot Editor M. I. . Q 5 r- -p - Ka JOYCE BLANCHETTE Joycie Chorus 3 yrs, Howler Staff Feature Editor ELIZABETH BLUME Pee Wee President 3 yrs. Treasurer 1 yr, Chorus 4 yrs. Junior Play JANET FURRER Chorus 1 yr. Band 1 yr. 160 Z Z, Z 1 E .fix 1 7.-' Q ll. , 5' v A A :afl JAMES BOGART lim Student Council 3 yrs . Chorus 1 yr. Basketball 3 yrs. Softball 2 yrs, Annual Staff Sports Edrtor LUANN FISHER F ishie Student Council 2 yrs. President 1 yr. Howler Staff Layout Editor Annual Staff Editor - in-Chief Secretary 1 yr. Band 4 yrs, Chorus 4 yrs, Junior Play LUCILLE HEINRICH Secretary 1 yr. Treasurer 1 yr. Band 3 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. Junior Play MARILYN HENDRY Mikie Vice President 1 yr, Class Reporter 1 yr. Junior Play Yell - Leader l yr. Chorus 1 112 VIS. ff , i' saga f f V I HAROLD JORDAN ll ll Basketball 3 yrs. Softball 2 yrs. Treasurer 1 yr. Chorus 1 yr. ft ef phi- Q fb 0 Rh' W l A X K- ' 4' f BASF 'ff ARTHUR HERZOG Art Basketball 2 yrs. Softball 4 yrs. President 1 yr. Band 4 yrs, Chorus 4 yrs. Junior Play Howler Staff Art Co - Editor PAUL HOPPE Basketball 4 yrs. Softball 3 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Chorus 1 yr. Junior Play Student Council 1 yr. Secretary - Treasurer 6? z27-:Lt 1, 'V f 7' f' 7 fri' t ,, S DEWAYNE LEAR Nub Student Manager 1 yr. Chorus 4 yrs. Junior Play PAUL LEAR Bill Chorus 1 112 yrs. Junior Play 1 THOMAS FURBER Our Sponsor 19 Il XX 2 XA ,, 'I - .J f ' L f e - ... X VX X ', - C HARLES MATHEW Charlie IULIA SELL Iukie Student Council 1 yr, Chorus 4 yrs, Treasurer 1 yr, Secretary 1 yr. Junior Play Annual Staff Associate Editor HAZEL STERLING Dramatics Club 1 yr, Bible Club 1 yr, Class Reporter 1 yr. Carnival Queen Chorus 3 112 yrs. MARTHA MARIE TROUT Marie Hoosier Girls State Editor of Howler Chorus 4 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Orchestra 1 yr. Secretary 1 yr. Class Reporter 1 yr. Annual Staff Business Manager Junior Play X fs -'a-1' X' no i is Sf' mzuaf tgfaf Martha Trout, Business Managerg Jim Bogart, Sports Editorg Julia Sell, Associate Editorg Luann Fisher, Editor - in-Chief: Eleanor Anliker, Snapshot Editor, HISTORY Elizabeth Blume Dewayne Lear Harold Jordan Ray Allie SPORTS Janet Benner Jim Bogart Art Herzog 'V N fifni X X .. Q55 W SPONSOR, MR. FURBER COMMITTEES PROPHECY Janet Benner Paul Lear Marilyn Hendry Julia Sen Charles Mathew SNAPSHOTS Paul Hoppe Eleanor Anliker 'N ll, ' 'Sf BANK OF WOLCOTT WOLCOTT DEDICATION Hazel Sterling Joyce Blanchette TYPING Janet Furrer Lucille Heinrich x A 1 R In Ml :::. 'O 'EEE' ga if 'b WS. A we ' ,Q , 1: I ff- r 'ff fl 35 ' ' 4- . 1.-51, ---, Y, ' v A A3 v A- -- . QV W- g W .' xg 4 mf 49 yn ' L C AT HERIN E MART HA MARVIN ROBERT ARVIN CHRISTOPHER CHRISTOPHER CHRISTOPHER CARMIN IUANITA BYRON RUSSELL COLLINS DIGMAN DILLON EMON D RONALD KENNETH MARIAN DONNA FOSTER NORRIS RAUER SHEETS IDIS VERNA ION JANE STEIN STORTZ TELF ER WALTERS SMIDLER FARM IMPLEMENTS WOLCOTT Qa-av-. M- 'l ' QPR 1 1 4. f was-., . bw I 5 .5 k X ,- , , . ,A y f.,,.nQ W f f r ' 1 g , , X I 'I fqv Ev., .iv V , ...nf . 'lpn 1 'vw 'fi I 1. wr' ' 5, 172407440205 V . , wg .. J JH. 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Wayne Margie Kathryn Robert I ane Christopher Dawson Dibell Dolick Dye Nancy Dye Kay Alvin Arthur Janet Chfkie Ford Furrer Goodwin Goodwin Helderle Jerry Keiser Richard Mary Shi1'lGY Joyce Jane Ann Kiser K10Pfe1'1Sfein Lehman Margison Mathew Billy Kathryn Billy Judith Donna Moore Owens Pender Perry Provo ANGLER'S MONTICELLO Marvin McCollum fr' e M ' , il 'fa A ' ' 'Tfw Richa Lynn Wollin Barbara Lynda LaVaughn Carolyn Albert Melvin Altman Bollier Bramble Davis Digman Goodwin I0hIl Maynard Ray Jerry Marjorie Dorothy Hein!-Clman I ackson I0hI1S0n Kupke Lange McClure Sandra Mary Belle Kay Richard Gail Verna Mae MCCTHY Mclntosh Meier Norris Siebenthal Sigman r., , .U ,sk l Kenneth Myrna Danny I erry Pauline David Simmons Simmons Stoller TraChSe1 Walters Werner SEARS AND ROEBUCK Vila Harry ,5:f'Z'3lun-A Stem MONTICELLO First Row: Judy Copper, Sandra Alkire, Linda Oberlander, Bonnie Helderle, Karen Kupke, Carolyn Poindexter, Mary Hoppe, Second Row: Larry Stoller, Dennis Horn, Annetta Lehman Janice Westerhouse Elizabeth Victor, Donald Furrer,Jerry Cook. Third Row: Mr, Whitmer, Rex Telfer, Richard Primmer, Billy Parks, Richard Sell, Robert Margison. First Row: Janice Telfer, Marilyn Dallenger, Shirley Goodman, Cora Sue Johnson, Lois Spencer, Peggy Moore, Gloria Hoshaw, Adele Werner. Second Row: Larry Oberlander, Wayne Gehlbach, Betty Slgman, Thelma Barbour, Joy Van Meter, Delores Margison, Shirley Meyer, Karen McKillip, Dennis Oberlander, James McCo11urn. Third Row: John Brunner, Lawrence Meier, Jackie Schuman,Dennis Nelson, Larry Owens, Clarence Walters, Samuel Altman. A NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE CO, MONTICELLO Kel yn , 5 2 A A . gf: me . ,AH 5. L 'fwh 14 M 5.2 'x fv'f wh Q, 'f ff Q 4 , f 9 1 ff. ' L- M Wf 74, H 'K Q A fn ?gJJ,N My A K if . k if '- - -A ' it fi :' fs is WLT , 4 'wb Q V i v X , fn I K ,. km ai I N -'A - ' 5 32 , kwgklw ' 59 as A 4 , if iff 5 'M 4' . A ' W Au' V X 'W' ky - . 1: sr I whip' Y 'S 1 . 1 -. , ' I ' ,ji t Q li 7 if 'Q ix ' A ff I I 1 A AY 'I ' H' ka 1, K2 1 'x 'li X Q- , - .. 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X 2 Paw xwffw, 2,40-4 770-na COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND WOLCOTT f Xgfff -zz.-:LZ f' 0 f xfi' I . .., 'u f I-M7 2- tg I -, ly 8 - 'W Tx xi 4 , fy E' A , '. A M ff .x NS X , K. valf,0A4,,.M.,: 62124 9017? 755'- y,nN..bf 3,:,,6.L..4.. SELL GAS AND ELECTRIC woLco1-T fi fr 4 ' 4 N -A 4 F 4 up an ' 'W y 1 'Kam ww 2 ff Y 5 if gag, , ,. 7 .,, ww A N. i N fi' 2 N . 't ,e 'ig A if 5:5511 fl I ' 1' K I, '.' 2 1' ,., Q Q W wh an fel, . 1 A uf, milf WW W M? ik 35 Q mx V A Jiv- 5? s T.? an .f Q4 -A .af '1'fW 'Ff W Z xii i fl: 4 Q gi! W P 5 i g R 2+-2' 2,3 SY ag' - in F 'Q r gg ,LTTE 0 fr ,,5s x Wish..-fri, Spf' I 4 Mi., 5 2 -A ik Q k w fa 5' 5 X , ' 1' I I I nl '- QQ '-9' w. W vi M 1 .KT 41, fi? Y '31 I 1 X 4 J ' 1 3 ' 4 Q' KV s 5liYf' QQ Wlff XQ Nr ff, 5 F A if, X w WJ' 1' Q2 3 xx 1 Wig ,M . , If ff 3-,gat Q ,f X, t ,r ?'5'5i'i:.5 X 39 :,, x :Zz 1' an ---' . A .f .-fu, w.. W , -ag? 'Q :Q ' an . E , gk EQ, 3 yi q ? H5 I it T , -' U, Q ' , Rf ,,A 6 X 1 Nd Standing: Dewayne Lear, Ray Allie, Art Herzog, Paul Lear, Paul Hoppe, Mrs. Oryall. Seated: Marilyn Hendry, Martha Trout, Luann Fisher, Janet Benner, Lucille Heinrich, Julia Sell, not pictured Elizabeth Blume, We 'xr K .f 3:1 BAND BOX CLEANERS MONTICELID GOODMAN 'S MONTICELLO i D Standing: Bob Christopher, Jon Telfer, Marian Rauer, Vern Stortz, Russell Emond, Byron Dillon. Seated: Donna Sheets, Juanita Dignan, Jane Walters, Miss Dal Ponte, Lois Stein, Catherine Arvin, Carmin Collins, In Q9 . ,QQ si v. 5 I ROTH BROS, IEWELER MONTICELLO HARDWARE MONTICELLO MONTICELLO X GENE GARBER OUR' halls and classrooms clean They are always ready to be of any help to us students, Our thanks to Gene and Denzel for the.good Job they are doing 'Q---1 cf' P oto no Avnllablc Our faithful custodians, who do their best to keep - M f D 1. c ,I . OUR SCHOOL I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States 0 0 3 f America and to the Republic for which it stands, ne Nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for ll. PEOPLES CO - OPERATIVE MILL WOLCOT T DENZEL LEAR OLD FAITHFUL f X , , N 15253 1 SK - B J! M + ,gf Y f Sm f S! 4 xx rw I A V ff Sami-B Qwcodjoofi a7ZaL9 ,L gm- ' Q if ' iii 1 gk V S -mf' 'N-awk ,Weez- .af '-Ill Q1 -if alla .Lf 1- 3 S Q . nf 'K W 'xl' P l 5-8 ly +R. .nail-n kx ,.. f L P'a fa' .n v 1 --- 19 r fv. -A af 4- - ' .nn- r?l'.-' 4 PLS ' z L41 '1'-4-B .H 5-1,7 Q 4 5 J H S A f fb- -r- 111 'Va 7 332835 1 'X'N 4 f 4 1 15 sw. 'I 'ux -' I ll 3.3-www gn. 745 g!. ga-1. 1 Mass fhkfaxly 7952 September of 1948 the Freshman class headed their fleet over the rough waters of high school. As we set sail there were 25 of us. We took on another passenger in January of l949,Doris Wamsher. We were green fnot from being sea sickj and looked forward to hard work and some good times. For our crew we chose the following: Captain ---------- Arthur Herzog - - ---- President Cabin Boy - - - Paul Lear - - - - - Vice President Log Recorder - - - Luann Fisher - - ---- Secretary Ship's Safe -------- Elizabeth Blume --------- Treasurer Our two deck hands - - Julia Sell and Jim Bogart - - - Student Council Admiral --------- Mrs, Oryall ------------- Sponsor It was decided that we would have a Crazy Auction at our carnival. The Crazy thing wasn't a loss due to our time and efforts spent. We now decided it was time for some of those good times we were looking forward to, so we gave a party. We had a weiner roast and then played games. One day a little boat came to make a visit and who should be on that boat but Mr. Love from the House of Harter to sell us sweaters. We chose Maroon and White. We received our sweaters on February 7, 1949. Because the year turned to '49 it was time for another party. Our boat took us to Monticello and made it's stop in front of the bowling alley. We enjoyed this very much because as you know we are a very energetic class. Due to things beyond our control our sponsor could not join us so we asked Mr. Crafton to come to the party with us. And now it is sad to say our lst year of voyage is over. We leave our ship to return in September. It was September again, and our boat was started again on it's way. This year as our officers we chose: Captain - - - - -Elizabeth Blume - - ---- President Cabin Boy- - - - Paul Lear ----- - - Vice President bog Recorder - - - -Lucille Heinrich - - ---- Secretary Ship's Safe --------- Julia Sell ------------- Treasurer Our two deck hands - - Janet Benner and Iim Bogart- - Student Council Admiral ---------- -Mrs. Oryall ------------- Sponsor 'I'his year we had present 22 passengers. We lost Lenora Altman, Pat Brown, Donna Pierce , Norma St. Pierre, and Paul Taylor. We gained Martha Marie Trout. Our first event was a party aboard ship, September 23. We all had a fine time. For the Carnival this year we had a country store which proved to be a success. We also had a baseball stand. On February 27 another little boat came along side and this time it was the Iosten's man selling class rings. We ordered our rings this same day. On March 24 our boat took us to Remington to the bowling alley. All enjoyed the trip very much. And then again our boat docked for the summer. We all retumed safe and sound for the Junior year. This year there were 21 of us. To be our crew we chose the following: Captain ------- - - Elizabeth Blume - - ---- President Cabin Boy - - - - - -Marilyn Hendry - - - - - - Vice President Log Recorder - - - - Martha Trout - - - ---- Secretary HAROLD JENSON BANK OF REYNOLDS RENSSELAER REYNOLDS Class History fContinuedj Ship's Safe --------- Harold Jordan ---------- Treasurer Our two deck hands - - Luann Fisher and Jim Bogart- - Student Council Admiral ---------- Mr, Reeves ------------- Sponsor We lost one passenger this year. Edna Justice left soon after the year started, We were happy to get our class rings in September. We were very proud of them. We decided to sell pop corn as a way to make money. Also this was the year for us to present a Junior play. For the Carnival we had a cake walk, and we sold pop com. Both projects were a success. By the process of elimination we decided on Peter Beware as our Ir. play, and December 8th we presented it in the Wolcott Theatre. The boat was filled to the top. We had lots of fun preparing and giving this play. March 13 we saw a little boat coming. This boat was the magazine man telling us how to sell them. We made a lot of money from these sales. On May 9th we had a dinner - dance for the Seniors, at the Sportsman in Monticello, The prophesy was read by Miss Julia Sell. We had present all the high school presidents. Last but not least we decorated the Theatre for Commencement. Again we docked for the summer, to assembly again in September for our last year at sea. September 4, 1951, we started out with 19 in the boat. We lost Hazel Simmons during the summer. But to make up for that, we gained one in retum. Hazel Sterling came to us from Russiaville. Other than that, we were all old shipmates. As our crew we chose the following: Captain ---------- Elizabeth Blume ------- - - President Cabin Boy --------- Paul Lear ---------- Vice President bog Recorder- - - - - Julia Sell ------ ------ Se cretary Ship's Safe ----- - - Lucille Heinrich --------- Treasurer Our two deck hands - - Luann Fisher and Paul Hoppe- -Student Council Admiral ---------- Mr. Furber ------------- Sponsor This year wehad a lot of littleboats visiting us. we got our name cards. Also we contracted our annual from the Taylor Yearbook Co. and we ordered our announcements. We took a vote and decided on royal blue caps and gowns, with white tassels. This year to make money, we sold candy, ice cream, and pop. We also had the usual Carnival, and we made quite a lot of money. We chose Luann Fisher as Editor - in - Chief to help us in producing our annual, Julia Sell was chosen as Associate Editor, Martha Trout as Business Manager, Ilm Bogart as Sports Editor , and Eleanor Anliker as Snapshot Editor. So we reach the end of our joumey, and we leave the boat to take off on voyages of our own. May each of us be successful. v T 1- A K I AVL LUCILLE 8: ROBERT FOSTER MAX BARBAR SHOP WESTERHOUSE GARAGE WOLCOTT WOLCOTT WUICOTT 07555 NW RAY ALLIE likes to hunt and fish, He never liked to study, Someday he'll find some little dish, Who'll be his real - life buddy. JANET BENNER, whose voice is low pitched, Is always neat and tidy, When she and Richie finally get hitched, Could you see HER washing didies? ELIZABETH BLUME, known by most as Pee Wee, Was our president all through the year, She solves our problems quick as can be, For her efforts I think we should cheer. LUANN FISHER would make a good teacher, Of us girls she was always the wiser, She might even make a good preacher, But she's stuck on that guy, Jimmy Keiser. LUCILLE HEINRICH, who used to be shy, A secretary would like to be, When she finds a job, no chair she'l1 buy, Cause she'll sit on her bosses' knee. ARTHUR HERZOG should be on the stage. He thinks he is very able, To the ladies he'd be quite a rage, Cause he'd look so much like Gable. DEWAYNE LEAR, too small to reach, Is the shortest of all the boys, To be as tall as any peach, Would be his greatest joy. PAUL HOPPE needs a shave badly, But he is a stubborn guy, A11 the girls would love him madly, If a razor he would buy. JULIA SELL doesn't like red hair, But Lloyd loves to call her red , lt's then her temper really flairs, And she conks him on the head. If you ever need a nurse, To straighten troubles out, Don't walt for them to call the hearse, Just call on MARTHA TROUT. TOOTS ANLIKER, so short and sweet, Is sometimes OH, so smart, Next year, if you should chance to meet, I'll bet she's Mrs. Bogart! JOYCE BLANCHETTE is the quiet kind, She's fond of little beavers. I'll bet she'd never change her mind, For some old bewhiskered geezerl JIM BOGART'S looks sure make him blue, When he walks across the room, He just can't figure what to do, For all the girls that swoon. JANET FURRER, who studies the most, Is really a friendly young lass, We like her because she doesn't boast, Yet she stands at the head of the class, MARILYN HENDRY will break her nose, Some day in the study hall, Unless she watches where she goes, And quits making eyes at Paul. HAROLD JORDAN is a Jack - of - all - Trades He sings, he draws, he's a poet: But this isn't news, look at his grades, B-R-O-T-H-E-Rl Dotheyshowit! PAUL l.EAR'S Frazer to him is the best, And Mikie to him is the same, Neither, he says, compares with the rest, And someday he'll change Mikie's name. CHUCK MATHEW is an ornery cuss, He's always causing trouble. Someday he's going to start a fuss, And end up seeing double! HAZEL STERLING, who sings and plays, On radio would like to be, We hope she gets there one of these days, But we'll just have to wait and see. To our sponsor and the rest of our class, We hope your best you will dog We've had lots of fun in the 12 years past, We, the MIGHTY Seniors of '52. JULIA SELL PAUL SMART IMPLEMENT CO. WOLCOTT 8 . 1952 I, Ray Allie, will my fondness to study to Rex Wright. We, Jim and Toots. will our faithfulness to each other to Janice Menefee. I, Petie Benner, will my ability to play basketball to LeRoy Farney. 1, 6 0, I, Joyce Blanchette, will my convertible rides to the Sheets' girls. I, Pee Wee Blume, will my ability to drive safely to Mr, Sieber. I, Luann Fisher, will my ability to hook a Keiser to Virginia lllume. I, Janet Mae Furrer, will my brain to Mr, Furber for use in research. sf? I, Lucille Heinrich, will my quiet manner to Mildred Dillon. We, Paul and Mike, will our fondness to go steady to Gail and Jerry, I, Tex Jordan, will my poetic ability to Miss Lockwood, I, Nub Lear, will my shortness to Jon Telfer. I, Chuck Mathew, will my ability to go with Reynolds girls to Cob Christopher. I, Julie Sell, will my ability to blush to Shirley Wagner, I, Hazel Sterling, will my behavior in study halls to Kenny No 'ris. I, Marie Trout, will my ability to talk my way through school to Wayne Christopher l, Paul Hoppe, will my fondness to smoke to the school furnace. I, Art Herzog, will my windshield wipers to whoever took them off my car. We, The Seniors, will our ability to run the school to all future classes. FRANK HOWARD FURNITURE STORE REMINGTON HOLDER PHARMACY MONTICELLO IDEAL F URNITURE MONTICELLO ADLER'S DRESS SHOP MONTICELLO SWAIN 'S GIFTS AND DRESSES MONTICELLO WILSON BODY REPAIR SHOP MONTICELLO GROSS MOTOR SALES MONTICELID wma ' .auf ' v ,fm W izu 0-,Ml ,XYLGL aff' L ll 5 4 GUINGRICH GRAIN CO. 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