Wolcott High School - Trident Yearbook (Wolcott, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1958 volume:

N. ,, ,M T 'M v aff, .-1 . , , Ewiixrflxv, I ,III w fee Qs4.afe'fi1'3'Qf5'ff 1 H ffv-MT ., , C.-14 1, .M A . s,q1- ,x . ,-4 . 'fn .l,., ---,1g,,'f L. if' ' ' 'zr M ' V , .v,, n,v'.LJ,.' - rf, -V ,fn ,1- A , -,, 9, ' f::,T'g.'-g' f . 1 - .f',-' ,. A . ,vyaf I ,' ,f ., , , '1 -1 8' 'f 1' . 'Fifa' 5 M fl., , WL, .1-q , . oi., gk, .fm . . .fi Ulf ' --'1f'J'f'J1 I - 'f A ,Z 1 . -L.: W- 3 5' 8 '. -fflmlhp '1'Q.'j', 11' , LQJL, 1 1-EQ hx, I jyyt Q1. x. 12'f! ffQ ffH Wax' ' 5.7531 .. ,f 1 Hx, 1 . 1Y.,.'.'f: Fu V -':'1J:f I M1Llf,L XJR, 4 ,LL ' 'IZ Q QI , ji -' f.fl.71',QQQI5-:1fr.l1l Q71 , 'VI 'I -Q' 'WW Ll W ,f 1 3- 1 .1A'.l'l'l -Lf I ,.V1Q' ' , 'Lf'L' Q., , , , I - if .L gg- . , 1. 1' ' P' X I A . 1 , 4' ' v .,,u . 1 , '.l'1'x,H ,' I -I L, 1 - . . I t , . , ,,'11,-f I . fa' ,1- ,-f' .Af ,f .ff ff ,.-f-J ,.- 'Xia- j,,,.,, . f-f T. ,..- -,,1 .4 fwh -'IT' ' .Lf -1-k ... ,.-' .pa 1 ,' +1',. any .x -411 Q r ,XX ,ni jr f,1 1 2 fffigfrf 3g1flfTifi 11Qf1f7'1?!T' , 1 4, '-,N ff 1.1 4, . 'KY' z , 1. .I V, -L. 1, ff f - 1 57? :L 1:1 I 1, If . Y ' '. : F31 -v .! Mull 1 A- .nnl l'- ' 2155 ' I- ' T iw .- 1-4, 1- 1' A . V T,','- 1 T , - .1- ' , ' 4 R . I JL X P ..- 5 7 .,, In , -r , 1 I ...L TJ. 1- 1 W 1 ,A ll 1 - 11 11 11 ll 11 11 1111 ,,, 1111 11111 111 111 111 111111 ,. 111111 Y TT - Q ' f l 1. ' I 'A M- 2 1 4 H , N' f ' Q . 410- hd' , Nxt.. . - -1. 4, 4 IIB.- 'g -V H .,,,,,. ' A .vyila-'du ----N gwrpjkf Qafl!-yr , H will-... ' ' - I-4' in .-M'-' A05 .84 , -5 wr N' -..., - THE TRIDENT If if WOLCOTT HIGH SCHOOL Wg 5 543 WOLCOTT INDIANA 1,1743 19571958 sr 4, ' 4 fr fs: I iw 4 I 4 R gg ff ggi? fr 4' Q 9 Q K i - SFNDUL I? x ,X .fxF' v1. 1 'f w I .pv- Y' 'S--f4'F ' nzwm-was-.. -ggzgf-mv J 5 1 N N X NSIDE IE .. Alighting from our craft, we are ready to take a first-hand look at a typical small American mid- western school. . . our own Wolcott. . fa - ..,,, , E A May we take you by the hand and lead you into our school? An inside view will show you where we learn and have fun for twelve years of our life. An ordinary school day consists of reading riting, and 'rithmetic, for these grade school students. Here starts the basic knowledge for what we become later in life. OF WOLCOTT CHOGL Faces of our students stare out at us and into the future. . . How well will they prepare for what lies ahead? What will '3 The cafeteria rush-hour I as it appears to the extremely ' busy cooks and helpers. Yes, ' it's quite a sight. The bell rings and the gab sessions begin as we make our lVZly to OUT Il6XI CIBSSCS. G ,- '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! 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. 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. TRIDE T TAFF 1 4,4 S, X +s.!v kk' - -S fs. Editor-in-chief, Janice Westerhouseg Assistant Editor, Bill Parks, Sponsor, Mr. Wheeler. Here you find us busy planning our yearbook complete with Sputnik, Muttnik and all the little spacemen. The scien- tific age has hit us with a bang! Perhaps in another 50 years Wolcott seniors will be selling yearbook subscriptions on the moon. Our second yearbook was pub- lished 50 years ago in 1908. This was Wo1cott's last yearbook until 1947. .3 1 A MEMBERS OF TRIDENT STAFF- SITTING: John Williams, Bill 1 Parks, Dennis Horn, Annie Vic- tor, Janice Westerhouse, Linda Cberlander, Gene Morrison, Larry Stoller, Jean Trublood. STANDING: Rex Telfer, Ann- etta Lehman, Velma Brown, Jerry Cook, Carolyn Poindex- ter, Robert Margison. ti, The Student Government has much to do with the organization and operation of our extra-curricu- lar activities. The members,choscr from each grade, help make the school rules for the students to abide by. This organization is also in charge of all the assembly programs given at school. - Ffjg-8:4 0272. O R ORGANIZATIO Well-run student organizations are vital to the development of the talents of students and the growth of the school. Here are some of our Wolcott groups. The student librarians take heed to some advice given by the head librarian, Mr. Wheeler. Here he is explaining to them some of the hist- ory of the town of Wolcott. These students are in charge of the library during the periods that they are in study hall. The Safety Patrol, made up of Junior High boys, help grade school children across the highway and other points of danger at noon and after school. This is a large responsibility QQ ,Q , X . E f .v,.X ,Wy '11 ! 5 FN QQC, AX YM xiii . Q E6 N M15 fm N 1 4 YSL if 55 SUNSHI E OCIETY FRONT ROW: Marilyn Meyer, Nancy Williams, Frieda Klopfenstein, Karen Peters, Elaine Sheets, Mrs. Byers, Velma Brown, Connie Schneidt, Janice Westerhouse, Janice Teller, Janet Geih, Mart-eil Furrer, Carol Mathew Nila Oberlander. SECOND ROW: Carol Schoeneman, Naotna Ilorn, Pat Saathoff, Judy Oherlander, Janet Blanchette, Judy Johnson, Mary Ann Helseth, Joan St, Pierre, Marlene Jackson, Beverly Mathew, Dorothy Brown, Suzanne DeBoy. THIRD ROW: Sharon England, Joyce Baunach, Lois Spencer, Gloria lloshaw, llar- riette Pothuisje, Jean Mathew, Shirley Easterday, Marilyn Dallinger, Pat Cook, Marilyn Yerk, Carol Walters, Karen McKillip, Carolyn Mathew, Sharon Troxel, FOURTH ROW: Jean Shanklin, Darleen Baker, Jane Ann Mathew, Brenda Monjon, Carol Klopfenstein, Mary Davis, Charla Dawson, Judy Burns, Marjorie Mel,anchlin, Linda Foutch, Janet Mathew, Diane McKillip, Diane Rosentreter, Emilie Furrer. x FUTURE FAR ER OFA ERICA FRONT ROW: Ronnie Foutch, Sam Altman, Tom Mathew, Donald Furrer, Richard Primmer, Jerry Cook, Jim Musser, Larry Owens, Frank Toops. SECOND ROW: Maurice Weist, Eddie Lawson, John Byroad, Dennis Schofield, Jack Keller, Larry Klink, Dennis Nelson, Lawrence Meier, John Davidson, Dale True- blood, Bruce Spencer, Tom Sheets, Mr. Wolf, THIRD ROW: George Mathew, Bill Goss, Jaeoh Bierley, David Bissonnette, John Sheets, Ronnie Monjon, Larry Stoller, David Hall, Donald Dolick, Charles Klop- fenstein, Dale Mathew, Adam Griffin. .-1 ,. , Y' Ay' , , .x I . a I A' 4. S I 1., Uh 4 . 'fig Q-if I I I qi . VW P -QQ M,,,. --+ wif' W gi' u 1 ,,--u- ' w s ' 'I , IQRVXQN. J . . R. Xfx X 'fin 2 x fe gi . lbku Ol-i ' Q9 dk? aj ii Albfijfw W WK Q 1 933,33 054.3 I Q Y. .Q '7-- ll! Q ku an if ,A 'Tn' fi 1-'QM mE'f x.f! 3, QP ,VF YQ all f Qf' ogfv N 'fuuf i slvfgvwf ng 9 105,44 fy.- . 5 :R 'suns V .wax-1 1 , s :N Q 1 .,' .x4f.E:7 QQ ,A g X ' , V ,.f l 2 . Q' 4 if 5 g - ,I 1 , . ls ' . ling -f ' 3' 3 S 2' .Iwi I k ' .I , ' , r- ' ,f 5 N! ffg , .' 2 3 A M X gf X I Q.. is -A M15 Kg.. U E . 'z 11 2 Q 3 3 1 V 'K ' .3 . . , 3 sf ' 1 , X ' f. 1 'Q ' S X .4' f gif. 'L 34' ' Ai'1iA - 1 .Yx+'w'.'. .. N 'I I 'A 5 H4 A qv VYLR J. '. Fi X'i'1'w :g fl Y .sl Y . ,- ,F .7 fx 7' . . ,1 f' .- 1 Av - - X. 5 - 19.4 . 1 , X ' K g X g Lili E 343235 - 4 -fy , ' . 1 ' fix: X NN '..3q gm 1 1? h . -... .QW ,. 7 rf H V X' . Q km, iw, 1 5' Nfxrf 3, Mx, . 0 Lg. I E454 . 9 ', . .. f Q - kai' Q va 524.811 2. 9' ' 2 3 -3 : QUE '- 'ft -gif f ' v , Q ' .5331 7 - . ' i 5 . ' - 3 field, . 1 l ? JQW in 11511 . 1 . .1 1 'f lf' F V A KX. ' f f' E . , f, Q A . :Mfg 2 'f ' ' .J - - 5 ir: 53 .if .aff ., 1 . . ' - k if . Q , 415. Q A , fl an . K .,., ' .f x' J - ' t . 2 B if -K Q- , P ff .fy . I ,,, . .. 4 Jw- Q , ,5. 1 .pi 5,5113 1 A ' , ? Q.. QQ +3 525353 ' ii - f , X as zffz3s3Q 1 .9 ge. J ' .1 N 1 pf. .. 3 . . - .. , L ft gum, igft at 1 G 2 4 -. ' ' ' -:I gwfzift Q 1 . A -n , , x - Yu., ' - 'I f S . J , A . VA A , 'if tg V, 1 .2 6 Q . 5 V .f ' ' ' ' qx fx Q , ' --. ' 2 lx 1 , 5 V -f . K Lf 4 sf Q. , 5 f. b . Q. el. Q is .. A A, -. X : .V . . I A A . i ' J I' 1. wa. 1 . L .2 A gf' F . - X ' . jg X . ,f . 5: r gs . ., 5 . f ' K ' Wie 9 . wr--' X, 4 Y :H 1 f ' Naam - , , . ' X 'tl ls' . - 5 G 3' 2' I ff Q, F M. i !L,iff fvfb Ifmfgx Wee TT ful 7 Nh S r 3' 0 '- I L, Q 4 U 1 .- wg H 5 V A if Q 'V U , , JU IOR CL SS PLAY Rest Assured L 51-UIQ, 1 x - Mr. Wheeler, Director, Jacob Bierley, Karen McKillip, Lois Spencer, Don Reel, Joyce Baunach, Ramon Dotson, Sharon England, Elaine Sheets, Ronnie Monjon, Shirley Meyer, Clyde Johnson, Janice Telfer, Larry Klink, Joy Van Meter, Jim McCollum, Marlene Jackson, Jent Emond, Dan McCoin. Sharon England Jessica Ronnie Monjon .... .... D r. Brown Joyce Baunsch. Mildred Clyde Johnson. ..,.. Lucifer Larry Klink .... . . . Mr. Morlock Janice Telfer. . . .... Mrs. Schmaltz Joy Van Meter. . . . . . Miss Akers Ramon Dotson. . . .Mr. Black Jim McCollum George Plew Kam McKillip .... . . . Martha Dale Cain... . Luiji Lanconi Jacob Bierley. . . . ...Jake Shirley Meyer. Elaine Sheets. . . . . . . Don Reel.. ... Mrs. Morlock Mary Joe Lanconi Janet Emond.. .. ....p-.. Mrs. Frinck Lois Spencer, Announcer, Prompter Marlene Jackson... . . . . . . . .Prompter Rest Assured is a play involving a young well-to-do girl and a college boy of Italian descent that want to marry against her father's wishes. The boy's father tries to help by giving his blessings and by talking to the girl's father, but all of this is to no avail. Only a dream of supernatural beings makes the father realize that he has not only failed his daughter and her fiance, but his whole family, and at the end of the play he has a change of heart and gives his blessings to the marriage and becomes completely involved in the welfare and happiness of his family. X When Whinnie More was sent to the House of Health, a resort, by his boss, to keep him from letting E IOR CLASS PL Y kinned Alivev l T N...-.ai vii QR, . 5. N , , . 5 2 'ig rw l 2 l FRONT ROW: Robert Margison, Jean Trueblood, Janice Westerhouse, Jane Ann Mathew, Linda OI er- lander, Elizabeth Victor, Carolyn Poindexter, Annetta Lehman, Velma Brown. BACK ROW: Mr. .Sheets director, Don Furrer, Dennis Horn, Sammy Young, Tom Mathew, Larry Stoller, Richard Primmer, Gene Morrison, Bill Parks, Jerry Cook, John Williams, Rex Telfer. the answer of the Company's big cash contest accidently slip out, he caused quite a sensation. Terror Tripp, a former boxer, operates the House and is always leading his guests in exercises, whether they feel like it or not. Whinnie's right-hand man, Sylvester, is there also and the poor men finds himself being chased by two old maid aunts who think he is a famous diet doctor. When Whinnie's girl friend tells everyone he knows the answer, Whinnie is afraid that some crooks will get him to tell the answer. He is so afraid, that he disguises himself as his Aunt Lucretia Klondike from Alaska, a supposed rich woman with many gold mines. Soon two men of the resort start chasing Whinnie Qstill disguisedj in the hope of marrying her for her money. While Whinnie is playing this part, his girl friend arrives at the resort and he must be himself half of the time and the rich old aunt the other half. To top all of this off, two crooks came to the resort to steal the answer to the question, but ended up trying to steal the old maid's jewels. The play is touched off by the amateur detective work of Freck1es a I5 year old boy working at the House of Health. 4' , xx 3 Q-'31 :nr -9 'E htfv, s U ' ,. , .r v4 1 'wg Qs 3 kms ! 1 . 'K 1. 1 ,,... .,V if K ' xfq .Q 4 Q1 - ' x if Nga I . t IJ 1 6 f' , '55 ,a dv, 'Qu 1 -. U v 'W Q 19? K, 1' lb 1 fad Senior Attendant: Carolyn Poindexter Junior Attendant: Elaine Sheets Opposite page: Sunshine Dance Queen: Janice Westerhouse I I I C Sophomore Attendant: Marge McLauch1en Freshman Attendant: Carolyn Mathew JUNIOR PRO CHEZ PARIS ,A King: on Q, I Vernon Mathew 'Qi Queen K 'V Ixorma Flelds V 4? Attendants V531 Dorothy McC1ur W lx f-23, '. Lena Baker ffxf' Q R Nz S A 9 1 I ' Q I . . I . . ' ' o . JU a Vg 0 .0 a tg. .. v n .a v .ff if i ' F - H4 :RQ fl WJ' I Q. 3 . 1 0 I .,' 5 1-9' f '.. . F ' Believe it or not this group of wild Indians that performed an Indian Drill in IQO8 include several of our town's citizens of today. Gwen Spencer Condon and Bliss Nordyke are pictured here - can you pick them out? LOOKI G. . 'ak A Q , ' I -I liillr- se.- K 2 5 z2':N' VL ' I 1 WMS 420' Our old building was still very new fifty years ago and was the pride of the town. The Virgil Club, composed of members of the Latin class in 1908, appear here with what is supposed to represent their Latin pony. This was an all-school joke at the time, for it seems this class relied on their Latin pony quite a bit as is probably still done today. I TO THE P The Wolcott House, home of Wolcott's founder, Anson Wolcott, and a symbol of the community. The 1908 members of the Wol- cott football team had a very im- pressive year. Although their uni- forms may be outdated and we don'r have the sport in our school at the present time, the school spirit was just as strong and alive then as it is today. This Ice Cream Parlor, once - perhaps a favorite meeting place after a Saturday night date, is now .Zhesf .Ze cream farlor in Me Counfy. These pictures from the 1908 year- book bring back fond memories to some Wolcott people. The 1908 annual was the last one published until 1947. The Trident's 1908 editor was Ryland Wol- cott, a grandson of the founder of our town, Anson Wolcott. if H the site of the Reiss Variety Store. We Quan! your cream ..9.?u.rh1e.rs A S ,. 41 . a 'f A, g VK Ik Wm. ig i P-fmt, , 12 'EQ ' ' P Q V W is 4 V 5 ,I 9 I if J f 'No 'N 4. WH s ,,..au. , h' J'J ki if at i 1 ' 'S 3 V1 ' x , f , X Tv'- 2 fu'-n ' th .I r, Q, rf ,.'.pV' A no t ly I. Y. 4 J.. ,' .,q1,.9' nf!! f n Q 'Y v'O U . ' 1 Q 1,4 '. Q oz. :XJWXQ .afrrl Saviur' I arka- h-. .-ov-0 .o I -, 1.-.n S I iv 'K THE WOLCOTT TRACK TEAM, FIRST ROW: Bruce Blume, Dan McCoin, Dennis Horn, Gene Morrison, Robert Foutch, hliller, Jackson, Jim Musser. BACK ROW: Coach Walker, Kenneth Justice, Wayne Gehlbach, Don Reel, Dale Cain, Tom Mathew, Ramon Dotson. Bob Foutch place 3rd in the Mile in the 1957 IHSAA Sectional Track Meet. f34 schoolsj He is wearing the medal he won in 1957 as the Mid west Conference champion in the One Mile Run. His time, 4:49.4, is now the conference record. TR CK PRI G 195 1957 TRACK AND FIELD RECORD Qin order of finishj Monon 71 215, Wolcott 42 215, Idaville 37 215, Trookston 2 315. Wolcott 73 516, Reynolds 30 213, Chalmers 22 112. Wolcott 63 112, Buffalo 43, Idaville 38 112, Brookston 29 112, Chalmers 27, Reynolds 21 I12. Wolcott 67, Fowler 62. Francesville 59, Wolcott 50. Goodland 69, Wolcott 60. County: Monticello 68, Monon 64, Wolcott 28, Reynolds 18, Brookston I5 113, Idaville I3 113, Buffalo II 113, Chalmers Oxford 58, Wolcott 57112, Ambia 41 112. Conference: Monon 37, Royal Center 29, Kentland 26 I12, Brook Camden 15, Wolcott 13, Fowler 9 112, Brookston 9, Francesv Boswell 83 112, Wolcott 47 112. lla IF! mms THE WOLCOTT CROSS COUNTRY TEAMg FIRST ROW: Dennis Horn, Miller Jackson Dan McCoin Wayne Gehlbach, Tom Mathew, Kenneth Justice, Gene Morrison. BACK ROW: Coach Walker Eddie Crafton, Charles Meisenheimer, Dennis Schofield, Allen Oberlander, Bruce Spencer Not Pictured: Larry Stoller. CROSS COU 1957 CROSS COUNTRY RECORD fin order of finishj 18 Clow score winsy 21 1957 CROSS COUNTRY RECORD fin order of finishj flow score winsj Wolcott I5 Reynolds 47 Wolcott 27 Chalmers 29 Wolcott IQ Brookston 36 Q3-Wayj Monon 21 Wolcott 48 Idaville CConferencej Monon 30 Francesville 53 Royal Center 62 Wolcott 83 Kentland 150 Brookston 173 Camden 179 Fowler and Brook did not compete. TRY MAJOR W WINNERS SENIORS: Dennis Horn Larry Stoller Tom Mathew JUNIORS: Dan McCoin SOPHOMORES: Miller Jackson 67 CCountyJ Monon 39 Idaville 71 Wolcott 77 Chalmers 80 Buffalo 1o3 Reynolds 154 Brookston 172 Burnettsville 250 'ho-u N. '45 c A A A. P a y QC, ' X ' bran' ' C , .. .. TEAM MEMBERS OF WOLCOTT BASEBALL CLUB: FIRST ROW: Bob Hartke, John Sheets, Duane Foster, Jack Keller, Lawrence Meier, Dale Mathew, Bill Hartke. SECOND ROW: Coach Walker, Tom Mathew, Jerry Cook, Gene Morrison, Dennis Horn, Robert Margison, Assistant Coach Smith. THIRD ROW: Bruce Blume, Gary Logan, Jim Musser, Don Ward, Mike Criswell, Don Reel, Ramon Dotson, Clyde Johnson. MAJOR LETT ER WINNERS SENIORS: G. Morrison T. Mathew J. Cook -1 D. Horn IUNIORS: R. Dotson D. Reel SOPHOMORES: . J. Musser , B. Blume . T , M. Criswell '-, , I D. Ward G. Logan BA EBALL TEAM 1957 BASEBA LL RECORD Wolcott Chalmers Wolcott Monon' Wolcott Brookston' Wolcott Idaville' Wolcott Brook' Wolcott Reynolds' Wolcott Fowler' County - Won I Lost 2 Conference - Won I Lost 2 Other Games - Won I Tied I Total: Won 3 Lost 4 Tied I 96, 0 H-m 'g- ' ' '5 '5f r 5'--G' af ' . . 1 X, Q ,gfak ' W 'Q' T - It ' , Q' R f 5 f Q . ,A X ' gf' m, ' 5 I lm Q - ' . L 'Q fit 1:4155 I - f X - f. . m FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAMg FRONT ROW: Student Manager John Forbes, Bill Hartke, Eddie Crafton, Bob Hartke, John Sheets, Ronnie Foutch, Coach Sheets. SECOND ROW: Ray Smith, Bill Goss, Bruce Spencer, Jack Keller, Duane Foster, Wayne Speer. FRESHMAN KETB LL TE M The Freshman team showed steady improve- Wolcott 30 Goodland ment during the year. Their last two games were Wolcott I4 Remington essentially well-played. Wolcott can look forward Wolcott' 27 Brookston to a good B team next year. Wolcott I9 Brook Wolcott 22 Monon Wolcott 27 Burnettsville Wolcott 26 Goodland Wolcott 25 Fowler Wolcott I9 Laf. Cath. Cen Wolcott 26 Kentland Wolcott 35 Buffalo FRESHMAN TOURNEY Wolcott 28 Brookston Wolcott 35 Camden Brookston 30 Laf. Cath. Cen THE JUNIOR-VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: John Williams, Student Manager. SECOND ROW: I. V. Coach, Sheets, Kenneth Justice, Clyde Johnson, Allen Oberlander, Mike Criswell, Miller Jackson and V. Coach, Walker. THIRD ROW: Dale Mathew, Tom Sheets, Jim Musser, Dale Cain, Gary Logan, Bruce Blume . J U IOR RSITY 'Conference Games Wolcott 38 Wolcott 44 Wolcott 32 Wolcott 35 Wolcott 24 Wolcott 25 Wolcott 24 Wolcott 27 Wolcott 22 Wolcott 29 Wolcott 42 Wolcott 25 Wolcott 39 Wolcott 23 Wolcott 27 Wolcott 37 Wolcott 37 Fair Oaks Reynolds Francesville' Brookston' Monon' Camden' Brook' Kentland' Lafayette Jeff Remington Buffalo Royal Centre' Chalmers Klondike Otterbein Fowler Montmorenci Several of the games the Junior-Varsity lost were by one or two points. The team showed a lot of spir- it and a willingness to leam. A few of their boys will move up to the varsity next year and contribute to another winning Wolcott tream. A coupe of the tall boys will be valuable rebound men when they acquire a little more polish. They should prove valuable material by next year. Q'i.t,, 3, Ss VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAMQ FRONT ROW: Bill Parks, David Greerlburg. SECOND ROW: J. V. Coach, Sheets, Rex Telfer, Richard Primmer, Gene Morrison, Don Ward, Jerry Cook, Coach Walker. THIRD ROW: Bruce Blume, Larry Stoller, Dennis Horn, Don Reel, Ramon Dotson, Tom Mathew, Jim Musser. I957-58 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD 'Conference games Wolcott 74 Wolcott 64 Wolcott 80 Wolcott 64 Wolcott 50 Wolcott 46 Wolcott 57 Wolcott 56 Wolcott 62 Wolcott 67 Wolcott 54 Wolcott 87 Wolcott 65 Wolcott 42 Wolcott 58 Wolcott 70 HOLIDAY TOURN EY Wolcott 64 Wolcott 55 COUNTY TOURNEY Wolcott 76 Wolcott 62 Wolcott 71 Fair Oaks Reynolds Francesville' Brookston' Monon' Camden' Brook' Kentland' Remington Buffalo Royal Center' Chalmers Klondike Otterbein fdoj Fowler' Montmorenci Monon Royal Center Burnettsville Monon ldaville VAR ITY VARSITY HIGHLIGHTS Wolcott won their first County Championship in years . . . Cook, Stoller and Morrison made the all- county team in their senior year. Our pre-sectional cord against the county foes was: won - 9, lost - 0. Morrison made 47 points against Chalmers, breaking county single game record . . . Wolcott stopped sho winning streak of 40 schedule season games for Otter when we beat them in a double overtime . . . Morri holds the county record of making the most points ov a 4-year span. Being one of only three players thus to make a thousand points or more, Gene has over I, points. Our cheerleaders placed first in the county chee leading contest for the fifth consecutive year . . . M son won the title of the top scorer in the county in hi junior year and missed this honor again in his senior by an extremely small margin of 6 points. Morrison Cook and Stoller had a higher combined average tha other county teams with all of their players' average taken into consideration . . . Our team took the bes won-lost record into sectional play since 1948. ..,-r'uvlh 1 ' '57 ff is 'A Ls A er, liffffluv M5 Va, x I gnu iq I st W UG, N COU TY T0 R EY NNER 19 FLRST ROW: Bill Parks, Linda Oberlander, Elaine Sheets, David Greenburg, Sharon Troxel, Sandy Oberlander, John Williams. SECOND ROW: Don Ward, Richard Primmer, Gene Morrison, Larry Stoller, Ramon Dotson. THIRD ROW: Doc. Baynes, Tom Mathew, Jerry Cook, Dennis Horn, Mr. Smith, Mr. Walker, Don Reel, Rex Telfer, Mr. Sheets and Mr. Wolf. Above, County Superintendent Kenneth Norris presents winning Trophy to co-captains Jerry Cook, Gene Morrison and Larry Stoller. Traditional net-cutting ceremony is done with joy as Wolcott wins its first White Coun- ty tourney since 1926. Gene Morrison finishes cutting the net. WHS 76 B'Vil1e 36 WHS 62 Monon 51 WHS 71 Idaville 48 'Q ', 1:37 E D OF THE SEAS Wolcott 81 Wolcott 27 Wolcott 57 Sandy Oberlander Elaine Sheets Linda Oberlander Sharon Troxel Brookston ldaville Monticello X Fresh man Junior Senior Soph. ,-5 It 3 s 61 24 99 r yr. 1 yr. 4 yrs. I yi. The Wolcott varsity cheerleaders won their fift consecutive title as the best in White County at the annual White County basketball tourney held at Brookston. In this contest there were eight county schools who participated in the County Classic. Quoting a sportswriter of this area, They have a style that classes them among the best in the state of Indiana. '5. 'TQ' ' X9 Q27 f x.. 4 K lg.- ' QNMV ,, P...- L ,ao VARSITY: Sharon Troxel, Elaine Sheets, Sandy Oberlander, Linda Oberlander. FRESHMEN: Nancy Williams and Diane Rosentreter. 'lt 618' CHEER LE DER Wo1cott's varsity cheerleaders have won first place in the county cheerleading contest held during the county basketball tourney dur- ing the past four years. As we go to press it is known that Wo1cott's cheering team has again placed in the upper three, but final stand- ings have not been announced. JUNIOR HIGH: Martha Goss and Peggy Pender. --O 'ff' -' 3 PRINCIPAL james F. Moore COUNTY SUPERINTENDEN T Kenneth Norris TRUSTEE AND ADVISORY BOARD Edward Heinrich, Don Geib, Trustee Walter Baker and Gerald Forbes. X YN. gg. Wifi, a I wie' I WHS TH. - A our-L 1 MRS. DOROTHY SHOOP, B.S. MR. BILL WALKER, B.S. Central NOFIUHI Indiana State, Coach, Commerce Boys' Phys. Ed., Mathe- matics, Science, Drivers' Education MR. RICHARD WHEELER, B.S. MRS. ALICE STUDEBAKER, B. S. M. A.g Ball State, Librarian Purdue Social Studies Sp8DiSh. EI1g1iSh 11 5 fix - F , E 4 .-ws' ff 'wo . . ' 2'5 ' 4,N L, l MR. MELVIN CRAFTON, B.M. Butler University Music MRS. HAZEL DYER, B.S. Manchester College Art FACULTY MRS. MARIE BYERS, B. S Purdue Home Economics, Girls' Physical Education MR. EVERETT SMITH Central Normal Mathematics. Science Junior High Coach B 6? 3 I f MR. DALE SHEETS, B.S. Purdue English and Assistant Coach FACULTY MRS. RI-IODA BUSS, B.A. Fresno State College fCa1if.Q Columbia University Music ,f ge -hey to move nd an au: ,P 9' , -J MRS. JOYCE FOLK, B. Purdue English, Social Studies MR. CHARLES WOLF. Purdue Agriculture, Science : U. i h ff' 1- vyv MRS. RLFY WOLF MR. JAMES E. MOORE School Sccretarx B. S. Central Norrtial RLS. Eurdue Principal Mathematics Health T F1 ELEMIQ TARY TE CHER OP ROW: Miss Elsie Tfiecealq, Mrs. farlxe Wheeler, Mrs. Helen Gregory, Miss Elle:1Colglazie lrs. Rzztli Arzstsrrottg. FOTTCFJ RO'-'iz 'rs. QA -lillfif Lilllifti, Mrs Sarrelia Lake, klrs. Carlie Nherztzaxx, Mrs. Grace Cowgill. '! P9 'N 'N i 4' C31 'ls l I P3 Ann iv- i i L 's,.f O 4 . 1 llllllll l..lllll '...lllll lllllllll lllllll.. alluring. 'll ,141 wt 4' lg: gf ,A 4 lfgff X' 5 , 44 OUR COOKE Mrs. Keiser and Mrs. Blume PECIAL ERVICE OUR SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS: SACK ROW: Hugh Jackson, Emma Blume, David Sell, Elmer Shoup, Carl Nelson, Frank' klenefee. FRONT ROW: Bill Cowgill, Junior Foster, Torn Fields, Hank Nesterhouse 5 OUR CUSTODIANS Gene Garber and Dan Reel TOW FIR T GRADE BACK ROW: Mrs. Sierrtian, Iarttss Niatliew, Gafy Eastcrgajs, Q'1arI1:l7:x'sr, SCS!! Caitlin, John Goss, Rzbert In man, George Clecfrian, Grsgsrv R:j.:r, Lattice Iaztifs ?3T1i ', FRONT ROY-J: Michael Pearson, Ruth Tho. Linda Ridenour, Cczinie Lawsoi, Carfljcri Va: Nictcr, Cyitiaa Xxlfi-ArC, Mary Zfilliartts, Jacqualjsn Kingsbury, Pa Smart, Iacquelyn Miscfi, Nansjs I--'ii'yr, Rsiali 331121351 FIRST GRADE BACK RO'-4: Ruth Arristrfg. '--'ayxs Xiartii, Rsiali Stiller, ,-:jaw Eigiipirvs, Dani Hicktiai, Michall Harlo Richard Weis, Donald Justice, Rassl '-winger. MIDDLE RCN: Rsger Ffwler, Sill Ciariberiaxn, Ralph McClure, Patty Marion, Pamela Ringer, 3s:51j.'E:g1a:i, Tai R51-Q, E.ii:iae13:ase1.', ?e.1p 1D:l:c?'. FRONT RO'---': Diana Pinkerton, Candice Knochsl, Paula Eiassslbrzig, ?:1:'.' YQ? .'1:?i Amer, Debra Darrr.-, Y gala 1-.1.i'37, Peggy Lee Murphey, Corrie Miller. ECO D GRADE FRONT ROW: Susan Foster, Wanda Rector, Barbara Musser, Beth Baynes, Barbara Hordeman, Cathie Lawson, Dol- lie Inman, Norma Goad, Judith Wortman, Jane Cleefman, Pamela Walters. SECOND ROW: James Hendress, Carl Pearson, Roger Schwab, David Martin, Ralph Conderman, Robert Swygman, James Reuter, Michael Altman. THIRD ROW: David Chamberlain, Robert Cross, Steven Wolf, Lynn Klopfenstein, Steven Meadors, Mrs, Wheeler. ECO DGR DE FRONT ROW: Diane Hughes, Deborah Rauer, Marie Overmyer, Sharon Jeffers, Alice Criswell, Juliann Rector, Mil- lie Klopfenstein, Donna Sell, Sandra Clauss, Andrea Luthi. SECOND ROW: LaVaune Million, Kenneth Sanford, Larry Burks, Danny Oberlander, Philip Williams, Darrell Maxwell, Eddie Murphy, Steven Gauger, Dick Nagel. THIRD ROW: David Baunach, Jerry Hendershot, Gary Diemer, Chas. VanVoorst, Gary Monjon. THIRD GR DE FRONT ROW: William Stearns, Suellen Mathew, Patricia Ridenour, Jacequline P-onto, Janet Matthews, Patricia Smart, Betty Smith, Vickie Oberlander. SECOND ROW: Ronald Schroeder, Donald Harris, Ronald Harris, Leota Lindquist, Susan Furrer, Glenda Royer, Sandra Schwab, June England, Ronald Williams, Randall Moore, Jerry Hendress, Jonathan Helseth, Mrs. Surrelda Lake. BACK ROW: Stephen VanVoorst, David Schwab, Jairus Harlow, David Stringer, Dennis Miller, Richard Mellon, Billy Marcum, Wilber Wilkerson, Wayne Winger, Freddie Lawson Kerry Knockel, Richard McLauchlin. THIRD D FO RTH GR DE FRONT ROW: Marilyn Winger, Cindie Souligne, Carolyn Winger, Sandra Sell, Sueann Deno, Vicki Beasy, Paula Bogart, Kathaleen Dolick, Luetta Crosby, Susan DeMoss, Patricia Hordeman. SECOND ROW: Stephen Smart, Donald Williams, Janet Dotson, Latresa Sigman, Judy Ward, Carol Cady, Marsha Rector, Kenneth Burns, Mrs. Cowgill. THIRD ROW: Steven Spear, Eric Weiss, Victor Sheets, Jerry Sell, Jimmy Dolick, .b,,,'.,Z O , s J-, FOURTH GR DE FRONT ROW: Susan Mathew, Joyce Inman, Marsha Dismore, Marjean Lehman, Karen Burks, Patricia Mellon, Mar- sha Klopfenstein, Katie Howard, Ronelle Flenniken, Jacquie Darrow, Marilyn Maxwell, SECOND ROW: Carl Moore Colleen Clauss, Mary Alice Goss, Linda Goad, Patricia Dolick, Cathy Gudeman, Stella Harris, Patricia Murphy, Linda Hendershot, Sandra Foulks, Helen Forbes, Alan Logan. THIRD ROW: Harland Diemer, Roy Jeffers, Craig Oberlander, Alan Anker, David Legan, James Provo, Ronnie Hendershot, Michael Liebo, David Helseth, Harley Klopfenstein, Fred Overmeyer, Michael Collins, Mrs. Gregory. FIFTH GR DE FRONT ROW: Doris Haygood, Connie Burks, Phyllis Cross, Susan Koebcke, Kay Forbes, Vickie Knochel, Linda Mat- thews, Vicky Stearns, Diana Sell, Connie Hendershot, Luana Carr. SECOND ROW: Eldon Getz, Nathan Lehman, Lana Fulkerson, Janet Oberlander, Carol Schroeder, Denise Baer, Luanne Keller, Patricia Mathew, Connie England, Karen Weist, Michael Spear, Dennis Pearson, BACK ROW: Richard Baunach, Kenneth Schwab, Bobby Justice, Le- land Linquist, Danny Sheets, Terrence St. Pierre, Jerry Conderman, Charles Qberlander, Glenn VanMeter, Jerry Smith, Richard Young, Miss Theobald. - s 5 SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Ruth Ann Crafton, Judy Cross, Jane Ann Hitz, Rosemary Easterday, Barbara Blume, Beverly Krintz Barbara Mathew, Donna Deno, Patricia Baunach, Darlene Burks, SECOND ROW: Roger Telfer, Kenneth Howard Hollis Howard, Gary Minniear, Theresa Marie Dolick, Katherine Easterday, Lois Bressie, Judy Ridenour, Ronald VanVoorst, Jimmy Haygood, Ronnie Logan, Douglas Lee Darrow, Miss Colglazier, BACK ROW: Joe Ward, Rich ard Ponto, George Klopfenstein, Ralph Justice, Billy Lawson, James Linback, Jerry Dolick, Ronnie Schneidt, Charles Easterday, Larry Byroad, Ronnie Getz, SEVE TH GRADE FRONT ROW: Bill Inman, Ronnie Musser, Gary Provo, Gary Anker, Mickey Nelson, Ralph Klopfenstien, Roger De Moss. SECOND ROW: Coralene Sell, Mary Jane Forbes, Linda Spencer, Carolyn Lawson, Sharon Cook, Joan Smith, Judy Jeffers, Ramona Dotson, Karen Schwab, Darlene Meyers. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Baunach, Jim Burn Wanda Oberlander, Sandra Bressie, Brenda Gerling, Nancy Johnson, Lynne McLauch1en, Karen Christensen, Larr Norris, Donnie Peters, Mrs, Byers. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Short, James St, Pierre, Mike Klopfenstein, Gerald Dallinger, Bobbie Legan, jim Woods, Roger Winger, Leonard Dawson, Don Linback, Terry Dawson. Fi' F wjffk-7-4.-TJV- f . ' 1 A , 1 ' m-..'- A ' , ,WK N 1 rl Q .545 U X g. 2 5,7 . 1' , 3 - 5 l . fA,:'g.' ie! COS- -E., . A , - Q v 1 A. 'F-Q, 1.5: 'v lb -Tffgxfi -'Ni' ' -J nf- Q :vnu N , - . ',.' Yi 1' Q ,JQYW -' , f I . X iq ,W T iff - . XX' Q 1 X -rw f Wm f of , . N ,?szg+ - X Q AQf4 . ,4 , I- ,,. Y X Xl 4 -0 -J .A .' .4 J 1 x 'Z Q 0 3 9 , 'I' . -2 J' V af-' V' vji 1' 4, 2 , ' Nc- Q x 5 KW? M f ' -van ' , q... I '--g x 3 'kan-b 5 -5 ' -,, -- A . - '..v7?g4 ,fx , . 4. F Z -al if 1- 4 ,u fDN-xx X H 'ui .AN .,-':- 5 9 'f x ir avi' .'- + -fi-2 , - ,T H- 1.-, -.x'--,5Ly,upq4v.- .sph l' .---- , ' Q,-xx -,, . --N' ' -NRRL. v ,,,nUiu,v-K ' 5 ,,,, .M S. U Ax I Q,- - , as- farm: U-ann-. .--f:c1f1 552,x A '. , k . f X -1..-qs., QC. ,E Q 'll Ill if nf' Sf Charles Klopfenstem Fr1ecia lxlopfensteln lx nntth Lame Iantt Blanchette fXl3TLG11lIlL Burre Eddle Crafton Gene Dallrnger buzanne DeBoy John Forbes Duane Foster Ronnre Foutch lrnllte Furrer B111 Goss Helen Grlbblns Adam Grtffm Davld Hall Bob Hartke Harold Haygood Marx Anne Hels Naoma Horn Helen Johnson Jack Keller , . I -s ' 9' A 4 I ' 4 . sr t -f f r .ns f g ' f ,Q-L'i. :' '31 ' if I V' Q N v 021310, , Zia? I 1 1 Q l :: ma. :A .: , t H lL- - 1- A . E '19 x J ll K ' E - .. f I 'A A' no Q I: X , ':: Q19 . -L 1' fy B111 Hartke I-'Zz - ..z:,:'+fiT 23? 'P'-Y-'rr:::?g gf. F M l 1 7 . X N Q ll 'J 1.5 lx 5' ' ' ' 5 'C 3 ,H X. .JYL 5 Y ,t 1, O Carolyn Mathew George Mathew Marcxa Matthews Dlane McK1111p Marrlyn Meyer sandy Oberlander Judy Oberlander Rrchard Oberlander Elke Renner Drane Rosentreter Patty Saathoff Carolyn Schoeneman lean Shanklrn John Sheets Ray Smtth Mayne Speer Bruce Spencer Ioan St Prerre Charles Thomas Frank Toops 1 K..- ,ef Dale rrueblowd Nancx XN11l31 ' a c Xa RESHMA CLASS 117 ge 9 N7 3- qv-.. BMW IJ IZ Q .., 5 gn- Carol Klopfenstexn Eddre Lawson Garx Lvgan Bruce Blume Judx Burns John Byroad Pattx Cook Dorothy Brown Nlrke Crrswell Mary Davrs Chula Dawson Donald Dolrck Shrrley Easterdax Janet Eberle Lrnda Foutch Charles Freemar Ma rc ell Furrer Wax ne Gehlbacl Janet Gerb Daxtd Greenburg Charles Hosham Mrller Jackson kenneth Justrce OPHO ORE CLASS I 1 Beverly Mathew Carol Mathew Dale Mathew janet Mathew Jean Mathew Nlarjorre McLanLhlen Faye Mrnnrear Charles Mersenhermer Brenda Monjon James Musser .L -Xllen Oberlander Dennls Oberlander Nlrla Oberlander Karen Peters Robert Porndexter I I ,Q-slr, Connle Schnerdt Dennrs Scoferld Tom Sheets Sharon Troxel Carol Walters Don ward Billy Williams Marilyn Yerk OPHO GRE Q CLASS ' Z Q9 J 3 M :Eff .mu if' Jjff .'1 'midi NN f x i 0 Y' 4 I bam Altman Darleen Baker Ioycp Baunach Jacob Brerley S, Davrd Brssonnette ' John Brunner Daly Cam Judy Collrns Q 9' Marrlyn Dallrnger Ramon Dotson Sharon England Janet Emond 5 Pat Glotzbach Shrrley Goodwln f-Q 61 Gloria Hoshaw Jerry Houchens wfx... Marlene Jackson Q' E: 1 -1 ft Q 1 A N' H '- a .X M f 4 A 5 s 5 iq ' ' , Ds '--' f f ,x 1 I ' ig r 4, 519' Pa , -' . 'H' 2' 1' 3 Q , x 'if v . 1- , - , k Q' Q lv uf' Vx . 4 - fb M 'V , r , 6 M' Clyde Johnson Larry Klink Howard Legan Jim McCollum Karen McKillip Shirley Meyer Lawrence Meier Ronnie Monjon Q.. I, I+ if, ,pts '? in ' 1 x 1. iff' 'f 1 I 'ev ' - s Dennis Nelson ! K Q, . X Larry Oberlander '9' ' Q1 - Larry Owens ' NY f Harriette Pothuisje H ! Q A fn - -, Q f - . H' Y ' -'Y' ' 1 air D R I on ee f-X , Elaine Sheets J Ii Lois Ann Spencer Janice Telfer 7 fir 04 J' t .,:f: f:! GQ 'La' 5 F2552 9' n-lg iq. ...qi .9 f JU IOR CLASS Joy Vanfxieter 959 A HELLO T0 LA T YEAR,S SENIOR . . We, seniors of 1958, look with anticipation at those who have already graduated, such as the class of1957, shown in the two pictures below. Wolcott High School seniors have been making trips to Washington, D,C. and New York City since 1952, The class of 1968 has decided to vary this by taking a Gulf Coast - New Orleans tour instead, 0 - -q1 'f'-' lxxsb f A mg Q Xl-as uv -v-,I Q -1-Qc . . A D GOODBYE TO THE CLASS OF 19 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERSQ Treasurer Jerry Cook, President Bill Parks, Secretary Carolyn Poindexter, Vice -President Dennis Horn. MOTTO: The past is forever gone, but the future is still our own. COLORS: Monterey Blue and White FLOWER- Blue Carnation The senior class is looking forward to graduation in May and to their class trip which will take them to points of interest in the South such as New Orleans and the Gulf Coast ' s 1 9 w 1 . - , . 1 . MELVIN R. GOODWIN 4 yrs. FFA 5 yrs. 4-Hp 1 yr. Hunt- ing and Fishing Club. DENNIS LEE HORN 3 yrs. Basketball: 3 yrs. Baseballg 3 yrs. Trackg 3 yrs. Cross Countryg Junior Playg Senior Playg. Mathemat ics Finalist in High School Achieve- ment: Howler Staffg Trident Staff: 1 yr, Science Clubg 1 yr. Letter- men's Clubg 1 yr. Spanish Clubg 1 yr. Class Officerg 1 yr. Spanish Club Pres. my -.mv 1 l' E IOR JERRY JOE COOK 4 yrs, Basketballg 1 yr. Co-Captaing 4 yrs. Baseballg 1 yr. Trackg 2 yrs, Cross Countryg 4 yrs. FFAg 3 yrs, FF Officer: 2 yrs, Class Officerg Junior Playg Senior Playg 7 yrs, 4-Hg Triden Staff: 1 yr, Student Governmentp 1 y Lettermen's Clubg 2 yrs. Cafeteria, DONALD FURRER 4 yrs. FFAg 7 yrs. 4-H Clubg 3 yrs, Bandg 1 yr, Student Governmentg 1 yr. Hunting and Fishing Club: Sen- ior Playg Howler Staff. ANNETTA LEHMAN 3 yrs. Glee Clubg 1 yr, Sextette and 1 yr. Triog Junior Playg Senior Playg 4 yrs. Bandg 3 yrs. Sunshine: Howler Editorg Trident Staff, 3 yrs. Class Officer: 1 yr. Student Govem- ment: 4 yrs. Pep Club. ROBERT MARGISON 3 yrs. Basketballg 4 yrs. Baseballg 3 yrs. Track: Junior Playg Senior Play: Trident Staffg 1 yr, Pep Club:Q 1 yr. Lettermen's Club: 2 yrs. Class Officer, E IOR TOMMY LAWRENCE MATHEW J, yrs, Basketballg 3 yrs, FFAg 33 yrs. Trackg 2 yrs, Cross Countryg 2 yrs, Baseballg 1 yr. Student Councilg 1 yr, Lettermen's Cluhg 1 yr, Chorusg Howler Staffg Annual Staffg 1 yr. Cafeteria. GENE MORRISON 4 yrs. Basketballg 4 yrs. Trackg 4 yrs, Baseballg 1 yr. Cross Countryg Junior Playg Senior Playg 2 yrs. Class Officerg 2 yrs. Chorusg Howler Staffg Trident Staff, WILLIAM R. PARKS Syrs. Sr. Bandg 4 yrs. Basketball Mgr. g 2 yrs. Student Council. COf- ficerlg Junior and Senior Class Presi- dentg Science Club Presidentg Letter- men's Clubg Junior Playg Senior Playg Co-Editor of Tridentg Student Gov. flnresidentl. RICHARD PRIMMER 3yrs, Basketballg 1 yr. Cross Country 4 yrs, FFAg 1 yr. FFA Officerg 3 yrs. 4'H: 4 yrs. Chorusg 1 yr. Lettermen's Clubg 1 yr. Student Government: Sen- ior Play, LINDA OBERLANDER 4 yrs. Varsity Cheerleaderg 1 yr, Junior High Cheerleaderg 2 yrs, Class Officer: 1 yr. Office Staffg 1 yr. Chorusg 1 yr, Glee Clubg 2 yrs. Sunshine Soc.: Junior Playg Senior Playg Trident Staffg Howler Staffg 2 yrs. Cafeteria. RICHARD I. NORRIS 1 yr. Hunting and Fishing Clubg 1 yr, FFAg 1 yr, Basketball, TEAX r'xL:QLOC'7 X N n 'f XP Slx. -1 511' N ki' x, NN K Ll' N NL X -,XT pgs A XP f'N kk ' x nl: L L Lx, y, L QL Ll'l3 S IOR CAROLYN POINDEXTER 1 yr. Class Officerg 4 yrs. Sunshine Societyg 2 yrs. Chorusg 4 yrs. 4-H Clubg 2 yrs, 4-H Officerg Howler Staffg Trident Sraffg 4 yrs, Pep Clubg Junior Playg Senior Play. LARRY STOLLER La vrs Basker a - 1 vr T cy- vr. ross Counm s A 1 s c a -.1 I Four bra nror P ax, :mor aw, K. r Leucrfner sC a eterra 3 yrs Qcmr g Con est, Co Caprarn 1. I 5 il S E IOR JOHN WILLIAMS I yr. Student Managerg Tri- dent Staffg Howler Staffg F. C. A.g 1 yr. Cafeteriag I yr. Chor- usg Junior Playg Senior Playg Mag azine Subscription Managerg 2 yrs. Liabrarian. SAM YOUNG 2 yrs. Basketballg I yr. Tracl-cg gyrs. FFAg I yr. Cafeteriag I yr. Student Governmentg I yr. Hunting and Fishing Club. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS MR. DALE SHEETS Class Play Director MR. RICHARD WHEELER Trident Advisor F' X12 PM JANE ANN MATHEW I-lower Staffg Junior Playg 4 yrs. Sunshineg I yr. Pep Clubg 3 yrs. 4-Hg 3 yrs. Chorusg I yr. Office Staffg 5 yrs. Oratorical Contest. ,,+..l , J, 1' . .4-1' 'Q if a .wax I nn 452 'v ,. 1- 4 ' F ' L 5 E , G - 6 - ' 'QQJYQ Ag 1 ,2- ' .Q -BF - 6 .,,.' , 11 'V 4 Q Mp. 549 Q 1 ff' 9 f , A' Qfii? 4 uerfiaing REIS ST RE Q VARIE Y S O T Best W1shes to the W 1 O Gott' Indlana Graduat1ng Class of 58 Our Spec1alty Venetlans 8 w1HdOW Shades FURRER'S STATION Draw Drape Rods All Work Guaranteed Call for Estlmates Phone 9 4131 h eizaqyea .Jake WOLCOTT INDIANA Congratulat1ons to the Your Sale Deserves a Good Job at Auct1oneer1ng Class of 1958 For a Good Job, Try JOE A TROXEL JIM HUMPHREY Representat1ve of Five Phone Mutual Insurance Compan1es Wolcott 9 5630 or Wolcott 9 4724 Menefee s T V Sales And SBFVICB The Quality goes before the Zenith name goes on. Zenith Royalty L1ne of Te1ev1s1on and Radio Phone 9 4181 . I ' IIIIlIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII I Compliments of l 1 0 , 0 I in I FARMERS CO OPERATIVE COMPANY Graln Coal Seeds, nclng Fertlllzers T11e wk I Phone 9 2271 Wolcott, Indlana NELSON S Norge Appllances THEATRE GIFT sHoP Gxffs CUTIOS Sundmes U mte e Q mn WQLCOTT INDIA A SU: BUL LARQOIN o ref oRGE Mon YOJ BUY Comp11ments of Wolcott Theater Where the best plctures are seen at then' best THE STAPLE GROCERY STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Phone 9 4311 BLUME BROTHERS Wolcott Texaco Products Gas , O11 , Parts . a J Q Fe l A -- . 4 1 -AM I ! of-I ' ' - Ia I P If . . - - - LJ Q ' U . ' , ' J f' v rn' :Cas re nd Paln .. , A 2 Hardwa a t 72g JWQ---fue Q55 JK .fs Y TTI '-YW , lx -A lf - . V T, g Vw' A . 5 V' H ' - 1 vv ' People's C0-operative Stores Inc. Complete Food Market Dry Goods 8 Footwear Slnce 1918 Your Dependable Source of Supply Phone 9 5181 Wolcott Indlana PEOPLE S C0 OPERATIVE FEED MILL Feed Seed Q Farm Supplles Custom Grlndlng and M1X1Dg Phone 9 4511 Wolcott Ind1ana Xi? .Qa- E 4 1 ii th zqdfwifrif PINK VIOLET MOTEL gas 87' lfllf 'Ill 01110 WOLCOTT INDIANA U S ROUYBS 24 8: 231 Ind Route 53 Phone 9 2521 Phone 9 4783 Ambulance Servlce Wolcoh Indiana , I 'J HIS ie f eflili 'gif- wiw 'L 5 7' 'TH .,,,, 4. .W,Lw ,-,', x H 'wx' ,ef 9 ,Qi WK Paul Smart Implement C0 gs nu- Phone Rt Wolcott 9 4371 Indlana QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENY At Thls Store You Get Quallty and Servlce Your Best Flnanclal Reference Is An Account Wlth The BAN K OF WOLCOTT A fr1endly bank 1nterested 1n bus1ness ana agrlculture ember of F D I Wolcott Skatlng Club N C300 Club Members J Roller Skating at Its Best ' r QK 'Q x 'QQ Party and Group Rates KP A fzfyff Wolcott, Indiana lfflf Allnll GUINGRICH GRAIN COMPANY Gr1nd1ng M1X1Dg Phone 9 5311 W V Gu1ngr1ch Wolcott Indlana Graln Purlna Chows Feeds -1 mmm cmm Servlng You Wlth Standard O11 Products RUSS AND JIM PARKS Tank Wagon Servlce Phone 9 2481 Compliments -- J ack s Standard SCFVICC Complete Automotlve Servlce Tlres Batterles Accessorles Wolcott Ind Phone 9 2221 LUTHI S COFFEE SHOP AND SERVICE Wolcott Indlana Schrock Fertlllzer SCFVICC Wolcott Ind Phone 9 2251 S011 lmprovement doesn t cost lt pays Robert J Anker Mgr 63359 Compllments of ROY GRUGEL Gas O11 Tlres Groceries P 7 9 'I' . 'A K ' 0 . ? f : nz. . , .1,, K I . ,ntv . , . . . ' 3 Y .X Q- , . - 1 Ill'lIII lIIIII , 5 5 1 'S Q J 'TQ o 0 0 Cf 45. . 7 0 - f- f . . , 1 7 2 , ' ' ' . -, ' Mari' , , . , . IIIIiIiI IIIIIII THAT MAC ' S REALLY INSURANCE INSURES BARBER SHOP X ,J xv W, J J M WINTERS Wolcott f Wolcott Phone 9-2681 fx Q Wolcott, Indlana Phone 9243! qnuessgp E Q F ca c -4 -1 '11 l'l l l'l l : go :: :- -1 fr: :: l'l'! :U -4 z eu CD B1 L I. L11 F' P1 O F-3 FU r-1 O 'U O 1-4 tl! N P-3 P1 SU U2 FJ 'SU 4 r-1 G E21 7 -I Fr1g1da1re Appllances Gas O11 Phone 9 5411 Wolcott Indlana T11-es Lub TllELMO'S CAFE WE NEVER CLOSE Wolcott, Indiana N af Phone 9 4391 42' 0X1 3,5 I I 11 ,Al 4,9 N h V N' x ,. E 1 xi ,, '14 ' - . Q5 , , 1 . XP , E 5 S 6 4 Z . 1 - . S 'Q N 4' .' . 7 .U CIM Sissy n, 5 5 Y ' 'Y His? In I -1 . -.J J . . , 4. ::. I if-. H ' IT . -f - ' ,. 9 wr cj, I I 'v L 0- IP f' ' 1 ' , . 1, 1. ,, EV! . n' th ' I I. , x, 6000 ffWf5 Westerhouse GEORGE D DYE s. son 'S 3 Bullding Supplles Glass las Garage Coal Lumber Paints Repairs and Serv1ce Phone 9 2291 Telephone 9 5211 Wolcott Ind Wolcott Ind1ana B C Fowler And Son 'I' ZX lldslggr X42 swlv Q FARM MACHINES General Hardware Maytag Appliances Phone 9 5111 Wolcott Indiana H V EMOND 8 SONS Hardware Plumbing Heating 24 Hr Service Phone 9 2371 15 W IIRIHIH NORDYKE E COMPANY Prescription Accuracy the Senlor Class of WALTER E BAKER GENE OBERLANDER Small Bulldozing Farm Drainage Phone 9 5971 1958 Wolcott, Indiana Wolcott Indiana n ,. Il All ' 'N - -.. J7 liiki . . f h Q ' - .' A E s , . , o 0 I P - u - Q ' . 'X 1 ss ff. - 'I I N I ' -x s lu? mvuuvvoun - IIIIVII ' v . . To . - . ag 6' A Those better- e alzagrgade at BAUMER'S of KEN TLAN D ORR S glecbuc fqppfaance Inc. BENSSELABB, INDIANA 95,114 Emmy ZW ful Furniture Floor Coverings Appliances 'isif'- -H HI FI AND RECORD SHOP Records of All Labels Magnavox and Motorola H1 Fi Phonos Phone 58 Rensselaer Ind Best w1SheS to the Graduatlng Class of 58 HURLEY S GROCERY Rensselaer, Ind R JACK LOY S CHEVROLET 112 114 West 4th Telephone 3381 Monon, Compliments of WOOD'S BARBER SHOP Rensselaer, Indiana WILLIAMS JEWELRY Rensselaer 7 0 Z f Ar I I I I s I , 1 . . Watches D1amonds Gifts Guaranteed Watch Repair Phone 575 CHUCK CAIN INSURANCE AGENCY Rensselaer Indiana How does YOUR INSURANCE measure up? 8 Sefuuce ZENITH RADIO 8z TELEVISION SUNBEAM APPLIANCES SERVICE ON ALL MAKES RADIO TV 8: APPLIAN U Phone 2351 Ind Monon Indiana y I '. .4 El P :- , 0 . . -... fjlU lQf..l-iz--. , F-.-1-+4 1 55553 oLr:sMc:nlLE v'Y' Lg CHARMETTE SHOP NEWBOLD GARAGE Oldsmobile Sales and Service Frigidaire Appliances Ladies and Infants Apparel International Trucks MOHOH Ind Phone Monon 2611 Eve 5511 Monon Phone 5901 106 HLSTITDQLALITY Monon Indiana 504140114 B01 rs iw L0 'tlowow lmnux Nluxow Ixmnx GUTWEIN Moron co Inc NWWW 554, ...f- i FORD ' 4' GLOTZBACH JEWELERS N1 o MIICURY .li Regal? -421 SIIMQESF Compliments of CHEW S REGAL STORE Reynolds, Indiana Where Gems and Gold Are Rightly Sold mm Best Wishes HILL S STANDARD SERVICE Reynolds, Indiana U I J -li Ki ,-WST rf ' 1 - : : , . 1 fy' ' ,' 11,-1- ',IL'.-III-1 ., . .. - 1- Qfffffwvw 140 An Oligo W Q ll ' I' MANAGER 46 Phone 3472 Monon, Indiana n o n I n d i a n a ' - BAN K OF REYNOLDS Establlshed 1897 Reynolds Ind1ana SIXBY S INC 509 North Maln Street Montlcello, Indlana Registered Watchmakers MONTICELLO INDIANA Phone 642 W For the Best Dlnlng Pleasure GREEN GABLES RESTAURANT Reynolds Indlana Best Wlshes to Class of 1958 The Rose RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Fred and Jeanette Selfert Reynolds, Indlana WHITE COUIIIY SIIEIGAS SERVICE Inc HOME HEATING FURNITURE ke as FDURW Q-, 5 111 South Mam Street WISEMAN FORD SALES 228 West Broadway Phone 160 Mont1cello, Indiana is . in III 9 ' ' ID gh es, 9 C . gf h I .1 X47 E I I W7 . n Shop at Sears and Save Phone 576 Monticello MONTICELLO BOWLING ALLEYS . Indlana Monticello Indiana S U C C E S S To The A D Northern Indlana Publlc SCTVICB Company X DR Q X THE REM1NG'roN PRESS Remlngton, Indlana HOLDER PHARMACY 115 NORTH MAIN MONTI CELLO INDIANA Remlngton S Newspaper SIHCG 1873 Complete Drug Store Servlce R D E97 We G1ve S Q H Green Stamps Frank Howard Corp Phone 77 Remmflfon Ind HOME FURNISHINGS GAS OILS SINCE 1901 JESSE S SUNOCO SERVICE Junctlon 24 231 Phone 94 Rem1ngton Ind G R U A T I N G C L A S S E of l 9 5 8 O I O 1 4 , LI G Q. I A I 1 . fl I X EPT. PHONE 96 S RE PHON . ,'ffNXx ' Elf. ' f' W' .,,, lL ' , f 'ff , -- SCHIELER BUH DING SERVICIL 81 SUPPLY Hill 5 3 l Ill-KIKIRT l Kllll-IPR Phone 63 Equ1tab1e Insurance Farm Mortgage Loans MAURICE A SIGO Rem1ngton, Indlana I Congratulatlons To the Class of 58 HoMeHyInuMmnentCo Ph Ind McC0rm1ck Farm Equlpment General Electrlc Appllances Maytag Washers and Dryers Sales and Service Te levls lon VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL CORPORATION PR DUC S YK? REMINGTON IND Compllments HOMEIR S FLOWER SHOP Remlngton, Ind1ana Phone 249 Congratulatlons Class of '58 C.H.PECK8zSON G SLD God nslvllncrou, INDIANA rocery fy OS We I e S Sz H Green Sta ps Baclyancfqemlmelfolui SSH m Paadafq - ,Guia 61444 Rem1ngton, Indiana Y . work nm! Building .luterinl-f'nstmn Built fnhlneha ' llurdualre mul l'uilll- Yxll and I-loor Tile -l0Illill3l0ll ' 0ll0 IS ' iiillil A A ' ' I R 'li 1, ' ' - 1 : ,. .' ' 1 . 2 R- ' 1 , 1 I' gggifj - ANC., fll- A S A A411 ' ,, r , . , . if ' A . a ,.., , -. , , u of 3' fc y , . REMI D r j NGTON fn ' i AUTO PARTS REMINGTON SINCLAIR SERVICE Junctlon 24 H 53 Dlck Wagner 8 Cllff Hall LBNB a LEWB PHONE W Owners FAIRVIEW HATCHERY Best Wlshes Remlngton Indlana To the Class of 58 Phone 224 REMINGTON LOCKER PLANT Phone 2 Remlngton Ind1ana Vuntress 8 Hubbard Brollers K1mber Leghorns USE MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS FOR BETTER HEALTH CRYSTAL DAIRY Remmgton Indxana Best W1Sh6S The Farmers National Bank Member F. D. I. C. Remlngton, Indiana ' I Q , -I mf Q 6 T U xx K H i O 9g -' Iv D . m vffvvvv Remlngton, Indlana n'mnuwou,lNmANA 1 lb ' 6 . . P 7 , -4 ,.,.m,. I I I .L n, Q' ! 2 Q in 9 ZX PPUANCEL, , REPAIRS Best w1SheS to Class of 58 REMINGTON FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO Compl1ments of Remlngton Indlana REMINGTON ELECTRIC Rem1ngton Indlana Ienkms Sz Nagel Truckmq Graln, Feed Fert1l1zer L1V9StOCk and Mov1ng Telephone 95511 Wolcott James Jenklns Telephone 65 Remlngton Ind B111 Nagel DECKER Compl1ments of 9 X JIM MATHEW Athletlc Outfltters The Country Inn Team Equlpment Wolcott, Ind1ana LaFayette, lndnana Comp11ments of THE SPORTSMAN THE SMITH CANDY COMPANY Lafayette Ind1ana WwMmkDnmmms By Pass 52 East LAFAYETTE INDIANA Northwestern Ind1ana s Most Complete Sportlng Goods Store' ks W . . . U I. . a I 1 1 I Telephone 94893 - weleett, Ind. 9 . . ' 3 fl Y' . F' 177, . 'Y ' Y I Lafayette Indlana West Lafayette HShop at Sears COmp1im9HtS of and Saven LAFAYETTE LOAN Q TRUST CO SEARS ROEBUCK Member F D I C AND C0 Indlana To the Graduatlng Class of 1958 Our Very Best for the Future your parents and probably to you 1D the type of merchandlse you would expect 1D a Quallty Store Inc NORTHWEST INDIANA S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE Ulll LAFAYETTE INDIANA I We have catered to your grandparents, Q . . I 'QU ' F For Over 86 Years on the Square I QQ i Stancla Q rotechon Q JACKSON INSURANCE AGENCY MR ADVERTISER Your Trldent advertlslng 1S good advertlslng Check 190 coples sold thls year golng lnto nearly as many homes Attractlve ad dlsplays art work and photos 1U- Sr Y INS PTICGS comparable to news paper advertlslng M H Jackson Sherman Cantlon Wolcott Ind1ana A PERMANENT advertlsement that w1ll last as long as the yearbook not Just thrown away w1th yesterday s newspaper A The Senlor Class w1shes to thank all of our advertlsers and any others who may have helped make our HOPE OUR ANNUAL HAS BEEN PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR YOU! annual a success Good Schools Make Better COmmuHlt1eS See you ln church Sunday 425 THE END! 'X 0 . . . OP 0+ . . . , . n u H - ' h I 0 Qu 1. l - - , 9 . . . - 2. , , . 3. - . . ' 4 . ' 1 . -- . i ' ' . I . . , ' I A 's , 5 u Q 1 , ,ak -. ' 4 Q a ' 0- 14- 'Y . ui ' 11 1 - . . 4.-' ,V XLJVX lflq. . .,, I f ,if y1! !k:2f'- -. A ' ,gh - 11-1. 4 ' .. 1,4 v . .1 if-,A I ,' '.1 ' 4 --f - . 'cf' N1 v' ,.,,, TL.,,, ' l f, ,Q . f - H ., 2 K fig: ' 11,3 ,,xgq5LQg.' mf ..'x, 1- fi ,,-af. 4 f'. 1-M 1 hfifljfq ,wiv ' 1,,?i:1,l, Ulf ' X41 ' 1 ,ff 1 fp,1:.fv gft' Qfffjf fi ,wtqvvj -fx 1-1. 1. ,gf , -,1b4fjl5j3 ,X Lani l111f3.:,'b1 V.',, ,J If! ' 43,111,141 W. ..'1,'.2 Z L1' . ' wffiwaf4-1-f..'-fe:f:ff1fTfF -, l- W L. f. , s ' f pf' r 1' K 1 1-1 , 1 ,- kliziii. Regina. ,qixkijglfv I 'f,.1 1,--. -f,-' ' , J' -- 1-f . ,- . . -' -, 2-,'2:n:141:f,',ff i:H 11?wq5,L 'LV'g!,: If LkL,:'f,jL.L3L?-, ! , . V ,f--J'-f,..d' ,-.. v,,,.-,'4'V, ', I .1L,i,3bC'f,'g3f',?.5 E A. 1 22111. '.-jj ,rff4,L.'g'fHf'C1l'.g,.'j'.Tf' hvq' 'Llif ' , I IN rffkdg152-G,ffitfjfjz,'1Q'1'i.,4FJq1, f f-V 3 1 . '5 X X13-1.11, . Ny:-,. --1,f'Qii:.p-'421' ', 3 X 1-'FJ 'f . 1'1'1y' 'eff ' J'-v ,V A, -, WT, J ww.-.','..g1-ga i ' or-ff Rpm! :ef ,- 4 ff . .,-.'- L--.. '..'- 1 ' H - ,. ,,wJ1,. ,.., U, . 'ff','11 7C'., up f' f' ' 111ff2?,:. ..,,-df . . 4, V .11 ,gpg ,, ,gf X. f , .-f.,.- .. gf, xi 4255 4 .,L,.' ,,1, . If, 1,- ., ,,,,-QI.: .,f . fi, , f Z' '1sbf ,,1 Til, .1355 1 .,:,, ,Q '14-vi F' T .' if . , , n u J, 1, Ax. .4 aww f' ' - EQ: 1 1 I 'I' '.a.- 1-I C if ? T ? -1-4-r x ,, 7 nl -T XXII 'EI-.nz -.E ---'::-.ai 'QA' - af - '