Yorktown High School - Grenadier Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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Key-Keyettes Join in Benefit Breakfast The Seventh Annual Pancake Breakfast was held on November 22 in the cafeteria. Under the sponsorship of the Key and Kcyette Clubs, the breakfast is held to raise money for the Children’s Hospital. Neighboring grocery stores donated some of the food, with the added support of a downtown company which provided the clubs with a generous discount on such products as sausage, butter, and eggs. Entertainment was supplied by the Madrigals and Peace for the enjoyment of the at- tendents of the Breakfast. The Keyettes offered their sendees by serving and helping to clean up. The members of the Key Club sold bagels, handed out door prizes, and washed dishes. A sum of $1000 was made and donated to the Hospital in Washington. IN THE TOPSY-TURVY WORLD OF the cafeteria, members of the student body enjoy a pancake breakfast. KEY CLUB PRESIDENT JIM LANDEN directs fellow members in dishwashing.

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THE “FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON CAST POSES for a line-up with director Miss Barbara Corbin. Fall Play Stars Marshall Knudson CHARLIE GORDON bemoans the death of Algernon. January' 23 and 24 the Yorktown Drama Department and Thespian Troupe 1515 presented Flowers for Alger- non.” Under the direction of Mr. Ray Vanderbilt and his student teacher. Miss Barbara Corbin, the cast portrayed the psychological blocks facing a mentally retarded young man who undergoes surgery that increases his intelligence. The role of Charlie Gordon was played .by Marshall Knudson and that of Alice Kinian, his nurse, by Pat Bellman. Members of all three classes took part in the production which numbered over thirty-five people in the cast. 18 ALICE LISTENS to the explanation of the problem.

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SENIOR PAM MAGATHAN exerts a little senior pressure on an unsus- pecting and unidentified junior girl during the game. WALLOWING IN THE MUD to cover a fumble, senior Nancy Niemyer and juniors Linda Lucht and Betsy Thompson fight it out. DIANE DOUGHTY decides that dancing is more fun than football any day. 20