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SENIOR CLASS YORKTOVVN HICH SCHOOL-1932 CLASS WILL We the Senlor Class of mneteen hun dred and thlrty two 119325 of Xmktovvn Hlgh School do herebv on the twentv second i225 of Aprll 1932 plesent to the outsxde world and those convlcts left fehlnd oul Last Wlll and Tes ament Carl McShurlev leaves his 2i.bllltX to keep a glrl all wmter on penul and paper to Walter Staggs Maude Dorton leaves to Merrll Gibbs her abllltv to make he1self a aeneral nulsance wlth her enormously large mouth Gene Baldwm leaves to Earland Mc Kmlev a chew of Mall Pouch Crystal Nelson leaves to Helen John son her a.bll1tV to concentrate on the tudv of psychologxcal phenomlna and its effect on ovsters Bert Chambers leaves to Hlldreth Stewart the lovmg care of Annabelle Irwm Earl Manor leaves to Chmk McK1bben hls specxal prlvxlege of belng' late to school also hls ab1l1ty as a Round House Pltcher Kathleen Stlck leaves her mcllnatlon to argue ln Elconomxcs Class to Robert Mendenhall Kate Broadwater leaves to Mlldred Shaw her abllxtv to carry on a conversa tlon and fllrt wlth the boys Martha Sklnner leaves to Helen Hull her prlvllege of wrltmg letters mstead of ,qettmg her studles Bob McK1nlev leaves the rxght to brlng college girls to partles to any good lookxng' fellow In the Jumor Class To Gene Campbell, Wayne Dwyer be queaths hls sole property consxstmg of one-half bottle of ink, one good ruler, and a small portlon of a penny pencll , Dolls Mxller leaves to Marv Etta ll al ker her ablllty as a dramatxst Gllbelt Andrew Fuller and Janet Ap plegate bequeath to Tom Sear and Wanda Estep then' posltlon as the most lov elorn couple m the H1,-:gh School OIIVQ Kldd leaves to Ellzabeth Good vvm her mtense love for Bookkeepmg Kenneth Koontz leaves to Wayne Hlatt hls love for all Blondes who hap pen to vxsxt school Georgxa Bartle leaves to Mazvbelle .Jordan her quxetness I Claudla Hodson wllls to Mabel Koontv her much needed abxlltv to make hlgh grades Emma Hensley leaves to Georg-la Dor ton her great skmll ln mlklhg' sodas Marv Noble leaves to Grace Garner her monopoly on talkmg back to our men teachers Chester Bolum bequeaths to Troy Shaffel about two lnches of hxs sxde burns Ruth Stlck wllls to Mary Ellen Lelt helser her rosv blush Samantha Mlller wllls to Charlene Barker her abllltv to make an exceedmg lv hlgh deportment grade Freda Fuson wllls to Annabelle Irwm her booklet on how to reduce the walst me Vada Watts leaves to Elmabeth Rlch man the SDeClf1C rlght to talk to Merrll Glbbs ln any or all of Mr Beckners classes whlch he does not attend John Cox leaves to Cody Allen hls posltxon as forward on the basketball team Clalre Snodgrass leaves to any one who IS capable of taking lt, hls abnllty to explaln to the faculty all about the West. Gene Baldwm and Wayne Dwyer wlll to any one who IS fool enough to take 11t thelr abxlltv to vvrmte the class wxll Vie the Seniors herebv appomt Bud Derbyshlre and Vaughn Elhs as sole executors of thls Last Wxll and Testa ment S1 ned Before me thls tvventy second 4921 dav of Aplzl nineteen thxrty two 119321 Donald Conkle Notary Pubhc SEN IOR PL AY KPPLE BLOSSOM TIME The Semox play Apple Blossom Tlme vvas presented Wednesday April 13 1n the audxtonum bv members of the Semor class The play was directed by the class sponsom Mmss Whlnrev The plot of the play was woven around a young man who acted as a certam erlrl s guardian to escape the police who were huntln hmm for the theft of a car whlch he had not stolen The plav was vvell cast and vvell de llvered Everv member of the cast act ed his or hel part splendldly The part of the pursued young man was well plaved by Carl McShurley who was alded bv Vada Watts as Betty Ann and hls young charge The part of Cal Plckens the hlck constable was taken by Gene Baldwm whose actlons as an offl cer of the law' provided many laughs The part of the concelted young man Charles Lawrence was played by Earl Manor Equally good ln thexr parts were Ruth Stlck as Nancy Prescott Loretta Harrls IS Ruth Stlck, Maude Dorton as Melvma Kurtz, Janet Applegate as Mrs. Forrest, Dons Mlller as Polly Biddle. 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PAGE TWO THE YHS BROADCASTER BROADCASTER Kathleen Strck Carl McShurley Kenneth Koontz Beulah Curtrs STAFF OP I' drtor rn Chref Busrness Mgr Crrculatron Mgr Advertrsrng Mgr Asst Adyertrsrng Mgr Wayne Dwyer Feature Edrtor DOFIS Mlllel' Socrety Edrtor Martha Skrnner Ioke Edltor Marybelle Jordan Sport Edrtor Robert Mendenhall Cartoon Edrtor Merrrl Grbbs Junror Class Reporter Helen Iohnson Sophomore Reporter Mabel Koontz Freshman Reporter Dorothy Cassell Erghth Crade Mary Jane Mendenhall Methodrst Ch Reporter Rey Caylor Chrrstran Ch Reporter Jay B Cardner Tovsn Reporter Clalre Vance Faculty Advrsor Helen Potter -11? SENIIOR CL XSS HISTORY Ladles and Gentlenren' Lend me your ears You are about to hear one of the most all thrrlllng excrtrng and adventur ous hrstorres that has ever been record ed so srt down rn a wery easy charr prop your feet upon the table and take out a fresh strck of gum Three floors and eleven years ago a roup of gawky chrldren Qkrdsl clrmb ed very softly up the starrs to therr fn st grade room Mrs Cox was the name our teacher answered to and so our school lrfe began Alas' Alas' Down through the years we conre garnrng new ones and loosrng old ones Remember wher uob McKrnlev more knee pants and lrttle shoes that laced ur above hrs ankles What a memory' What a memory' Then comes the trme we were happy but green freshman We gathered rn from Sycamore Gene Baldwln Grb Full er Maude Shields James Boyrcourt and Emma Hensley Then comes Bert Cham bers from a lrttle school called Burton and Marv Noble from a place called Harrrson From Cammack came Delmo McKrnleV and Chet Good vm And here comes a lrttle glrl from Ilrnors Gene vreve Brrsco Thrngs went along qurte smoothly At the close of the year we lost INoel Her man and Harold Scott Then comes our Sophomore year Here we lost some of our class Vera Prle moved away but we added one to take her place Thelma Lodge Some Where along the trme we lost Maude Dorton and Ila Derbyshire but through Maude s hard and eager work she rs agarn one of Our .Iunror year' We sat over there next to the Senrors and longed for the day when we would occupy those seats Kate Broadwater Ruth and Kathleen Strck rorned us and glad we were to re cerve the good workers rnto our class We are sorry to say but Vada Watts drd not get to be wrth us that frrst half year of school It was durrng our Junror year that we lost Delmo and Ellen Scott Jerry Pennybacker was there to frll one of the empty seats Durrng our Junror year we put on the play Professor Pepp, a three act com edy We are happy to say that rt was a huge success So here we are, drgnrfred Senlors Thrs year we have some new members SPORTS We are xcry sorry to see all of these Seniors o Part of these are the boys that took part rn thc Athletrc part of the school The basketball and baseball boys are as follows John Wrllrams Cox Robert McKrnlew Earl Manor Carl McShurley Kenneth Koont7 Eugene Baldwrn Grlbert Fuller We wrl nanre the boys and tell of then cxperrences rn Hr lr School Ath'etrcs Iohn Cox has had thrce years ex perrence rn basketball and I thrnk thc same rn baseball The three years rn basketball Include one year that he was not on the frrst tearrr John has been one of our outstandrng, boy rn rthletrcs Robert MCKlHlCW ha played four years of basketball but has only had the ,good fortune to frnd a berth on the second tearrr but that was not because has that and also the herght He has had bad health and other thrngs that has held hrm b'r k and we are sorry to see hrm go Earl Manor has had one year on the 'asketball and laseball teams each and has done well rn each of them Earl was the southpaw prtcher on thrs year s champronshrp team and also guard on the Trger s Basketball tearrr He wrll be mrssed next year and we wrsh he could he back Carl McShurley rs one of the few ex ceptrons rn Hrgh School Athletics and that rs that he made strarght As and also found a berth on the frrst team thrs vear 'Phrs rs the frrst year he has plaved basketball although he has play ed on two or three champronshrp teams rn baseball Eugene Baldwrn Ilrgh School Baby or somethrng' Sr has had tough luck be cause he was too old to play basketball thrs year but he went along wrth the team and drd a lot for the team S probably trarned as good as any member of the team So Lon ' Sr' Kenneth Koontz rs the only four year man on our basketball team He has played on our three successrve champron shrp baseball teams Koony was a tower of strength to both teams and we are sorry to see hrm go And last but not least comes the Chrefs favorrte Grlbert Fuller better known as Indran He has become a full fledged Trger and h s also play ed on the baseball team Grb always had a good drsposrtron and was yxell lrked by the boys and we are wrshrng he could stay Thrs rs all of the boxs and I hope that they have as good athletrc careers ahead of them out of Hrgh School a they had back of them rn Hrgh School So long Gang untrl next year' Yours srncerely The Fadrng Jumor Earl Mancr from Muncre and Samana tha Mrller also from Muncre We had to loose some of our old members, Thelma Lodge, Clay Reed, Vrrgrnra Sanders and Joe Sutton We have had a wonderful trme at old Y H S and hope the grades to come wrll emoy therr hlgh school years as much as we have I SHIP OF SLC LESS ,Ott tunes as I srt pondrrn Of the years rust passed before Whcn we entercd hrgh school wondrmg What the future hcld rn store We found what the future held thcn To succced was a brttlc wrth work -Xnd now uc rc ready to 'rsk agarn In the future an we sh1rk'7 Thcrr lrsten to the story That a frrcnd once told to me ,Hou he won fame and lory 1 On lrfes 10.lf.,ll and stornrx sca Chrld of a dear frrend lrsten Whrle '1 tale I wrll confcss Whcr you o to lrfe s school from school r e After leaxrng beloxcd X H S When you re sarlrnc, on the sea of lrfe Hou must paddle your own canoe You re embarked on a Journey of struggle and strrfe So dont start to fret and stew 'lou must keep a broad chest to the ga e As you sarl the whrrlrng whrte foam But don t lose your spurt and grve out a Wal Or youll nc er brrng your colors home Let the keel of your shrp keep glldrng Through the srrf and the ocean tide And ever be law abrdrrrg And keep honesty on your srde Sometrmes you may be shlpwrecked On some hrgh and mrghty wave But wrth patrence and perseverance be decked Keep a frrm hand on the stave Let your banners be forever on hrgh Wrth colors trred and true See them ywavrng honor forth to you Thus steer your shrp to harbor And anchor on the shore You wrll frnd rt lots of labor But youll frnd lrfe worth the more tell thrs story to you To rllustrate my theme can vouch that rt rs true For lrfe rsn t any dream Lrfe rs a hard fo ight battle Prom begrnnrng unto end Thrs rsnt rdle prattle For I tell you as a frrend Thats the story that he told me Ill remember rt through the years And I hope you too wrll remember That lrfe rs both roys and tears We all have our Shrp of State To take us to success So I hope we can master Fate Through our dear old Y H S You are the shrp to manage And for a gurde Just use your brarn You re sure to wrn the vrctory After some years of pam Senrors' Before I end my tale to you, Thrs wrsh I want to make, I wlsh you well rn all you do And success ln whate'er you undertake. 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