Wolcott High School - Trident Yearbook (Wolcott, IN)

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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 Although their uni- forms may be outdated and we don'r have the sport in our school at the present time, the school spirit was just as strong and alive then as it is today.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

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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.

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