Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1947 volume:

Q. p F WJ' CWYL' , C1 ,9fwmf,7j Fnnewunn Here We aaain, this time it's ttieiiitrlass ot '47 reaoty to step onto a new road ot lite. Iust so We may linger in your mem- ories a 'little lonaerjwet leave you our book of ac- tivities, memories and and dreams tor the tuture. E DEDICATE TH Bright Kimmel In gratitude for her helpfulness and kindness, not only as a teacher but as our sponsor and sympathetic advisor for three years. an PISODE TO he two people who hotve been most outstanding ri guiding our footsteps in our high school dgys, i Ray L. Miller Trustee during our high school yegrs, who wos glwctys there with or smile omoi g pgt on the book, urging us to strive for higher ideods. THESE ARE OUR GUIDING OFFICERS Leona McGuire Cheerful, kind, always always ready to listen to our woes. Her smile makes our days brighter. lt is always necessary to have an efficient Advisory Board in any smooth-running organization, and we are proud that we have such an organization in the following persons who include: Timmothy Russell, President: Arley Pugsley, Secretary: Tom Can- nan, Township Attorney, and Elmer Ellis whose picture does not appear. These men are all vitally interested in all youth prob- lems and have proved this by their efficient way in which they have performed their duties. Ray L. Miller A His kind and friendly attitude toward all with whom he associates wins him goals for which he strives. He will always be a useful asset to the community. Floyd C. Curtis A new guide on our road of life. We are sure he will inspire us to strive for liigher goals. 5 Mr. Williams Since Mr. Williams be- came our guide, he has proved his interest in all students by his ability to straighten out our snags We are all grateful to him for his advice and consid- eration. AND PATHFINDERS ri' sa Icrmes Hilliard Mayro Porter Merle Swanger The eyes of Texas are upon you. Gifted with a charm that is sure to Small but mighty. Social Science, Math., Science P19059-' Business Ed., Phys. Ed. A.B. Ball State Social Science, English, Latin Ball State, Indiana University AB. Ball State Sarah Brown Mary Etta Sutton Better to be small and shine than to be Type-Writer serenadef' tall and cast a shadow. Business Ed., Phys- Ed. Home EC., Phys. Ed. B.S. Ball State B.S. Ball State WHO HAVE GUHDED Genevieve Summers Schuman to Swing. Music Supervision and Instructor, Phys. Ed. ,B.S. Ball State Mary Van Skyock An echo is the only thing that can cheat her out of the last word. Latin, English, Math. A.B. Ball State, University ot Wisconsin Bright Kimmel There's romance in history. Social Science, English, Latin Limestone College, University of North Carolina Claude Williams Our principal is always kept busy rushing here and there. Business Ed., Phys. Ed., Superintendent B.S., MA. Ball State Iohn B. Stone Red is his favorite color. Industrial Arts, Phys. Ed. B.S. Ball State Ralph E. May Master of muscle builders. Phys. Ed., Industrial Arts, Social Science B.S. Ball State Marguerite Dunn Personality plus. Social Science, English AB. Ball State Willimiene Hofherr Wanted-a bookcartf' English, Commerce, Library B.S. Ball State Dorothy Henkle ls it an oak or elm? Biology, English, Gen. Sc. Terre Haute College Lucille Lester A ready smile tor everyone. Primary, Elementary, lunior High School -Rural B.S. Ball State Edna Broadwater One who is true to her work and her friends. Primary Ball State Alma Robertson Always good natured, good hurnored, and free. Primary Ball State Charlene Bicketl There are smiles. Kinderqarden, Primary Ball State Louise Bush Are there any questions? Elementary Ball State Rebecca Miller Now all who know will say she hath CI sweet Ctfid Wl1'1I'1lIlQ WHY. Intermediate Ohio University, Ball State Opal Fern Carnes Many a noble soul is hidden under a quiet exterior. N Intermediate, Grammer 4-8 Ball State, San lose State Paul Metzcar l-le's an all around good scout. Elementary 5-3 Ball State Winnie 'McKinley my X- A Cheery smile qreet you all the while. y Primary . Ball State As We ONCE WER THE HISTORY AND LEADERS OF QUR CLASS 7 ln September, l943, forty-three eager freshmen stepped into Y.H.S. with high hopes for the coming years. Our snazzy class officers were Dick King, president: Lois Ann Payne, vice-presidentp Donna Atwell, secretaryp and Keith Morrison, treasurer. We were guided by Mrs. Bright Kimmel and Mrs. Bernice Sigler, who kept us well in hand and ushered us safely into our sophomore year. As sophomores, a little more accustomed to high school life, we were glad that the grind of the first year was be- hind usp and looking forward to the coming year, we or- dered our class rings and elected all girl officers. The ladies were none other than Reva Curtis, president: Mary Louise flileynoldsl Manring, vice-president, Virginia Miller, secretary: and Donna Atwell, treasurer. Mrs. Kimmel and Mrs. Marie Dice were our sponsors. 1945 found us filing into Y.H.S. again, this time as juniors. We turned social and presented a semi-formal dance, The Snow Ball, and played hosts to the seniors at Mounds State Park, where everyone had fun. Our class officers this year were Reva Curtis, president: Iim Watkins, vice-presidentg Lois Ann Payne, secretary: and Harold Byerly, treasurer. After two and three years of sponsor- ship, Mrs. Dice and Mrs. Kimmel knew us well enough to be glad to hand our leadership over to Mrs. Mayro Porter and Mr. Merle Swanger for our fourth and final year. Seniors at last!! Forty of us will march up to the plat- form April 30, in our white caps and gowns, to receive our diplomas that we have worked for these twelve years past. This year is highlighted by our play, The Daffy Dills, presented October 18. Our class officers were all from the weaker sex or in other words the following boys: lim Watkins, president, Dick King, vice-president: Norman Dragoo, secretary, and Harold Byerly, treasurer. Yes, school is over with a .success that could not have been accomplished without the 7-guidance of our faculty. P HERE ,AR Barbara Ann Applegate ' Maiorette 9, Broadcaster E i- , P sode, Operetta, Chorus 9, 10, Pep Club lf smiles were dollars, she would be worth her weight in gold. Donna Louise Atwell Secretary 9, Treasurer lO, Episode, Latin Contest lAlter- natel, Chorus 9, 10, 12, Oper- etta, Pep Club, Broadcaster Staff Sweet, cute, and full of pep. What more do you want Iulia: Alice Broadwater Band 9-10, Orchestra 9-10, Senior Play, Discussion Group 11-12, Library, Broad- caster Staff, Episode, Chorus 9-IO, Pep Club Gad, these drivers. fellows? Beverly Rose Burgess- Chorus 1l-l2, Senior Play, Discussion G r o u p ll-12, Broadcaster Staff, Episode, Operetta, Library A rose among the many thorns. Clarence A. Cook Harold H. Byerly Treasurer 11-12, Broadcaster Staff, Episode, Basketball 12, Chorus 10, Pep Club The world knows nothing ot its greatest man. Richard C. Clark Revcx Mae Curtis Golden Gloves, Discharged Serviceman Bored of Education. Broadcaster Staff, Episode Operetta, 4-H, President 10- 11 Senior Pla Librar I Yi Yi Chorus 9-10-12 Fond of fun, and misses none. Entered in 1946, Episode Chorus 12, Operetta, Base- ball 12, Purdue Legislative Assembly Ohio's loss, Indiana'sqain. Earl Davenport. Ir. Episode, Basketball 10-11, Chorus 9-lO - Every man is as heaven made him and sometimes a great deal worse. Iames Richard Estep E isode Baseball 11-12, Bas- P 1 ketball 12 Early io bed and early to rise never puts circles under one's eyes. ilbur Richard Fight pisode, Basketball 9-10-11, -horus 9-10, Band 9-10, Or- hestra 9-10 'A little nonsense now and hen is relished by the best f men. IN Norman Ralph Dragoo Secretary 12, Senior Play, Broadcaster, Chorus 9-10, Yell Leader 12, 4-H Good things comes in small packages, so does poison. LL OUR GLORY Robert Winton Fadely Basketball 10-ll-12, Episode, Chorus 9-10, Band 9-10, Or- chestra 9-10 When we look at his feel, we think ot that beautiful hymn 'How firm a Founda- tion.' Martha Sue Fosnaugh Episode, Operetta, Chorus 9- 10-12, Pep Club She's sweet when she's natural, and she's naturally sWeet. Robert Maurice Gale Chorus, Episode, Pep Club Happy go lucky, fair and free, there is nothing that bothers me. 1 Zane lay Gray Basketball 10, Chorus 10, Episode, Senior Play He's not lazy he-'s just resting. ' READY TO TROD Roberta Ellen Humes Episode, Pep Club, Broad- caster, Chorus 9-10-ll, Oper- etta 9-10 Never do today, what you can put off until tomorrow. Betty Ieun Hamilton Band 9-10, Orchestra 9-10, Chorus 9-10, Episode, Senior Play, Broadcaster Youth comes but once, have a good time. Forrest Richard King Vice-President 12, President 9, Senior Play, Discussion Group, Broadcaster Another advocate of the never hurry, never worry system. Biztsel Gale Hodson Basketball 9-10-11-12, Base- ball 9-10-ll-12, Chorus 10-12, Operetta, Episode Oh Wilderness! Pop, I need a shave. Vera IfBrownl Ingram Episode, Senior Play, Broad- caster, Pep Club My time is his time. Helen Marie Kiss: Chorus 9-10-11-12, Operettc 9-10, Episode, Pep Club who'll know you failed! If at first you don't succeed Eloise Lucille Lueck Episode, Chorus 9-10-11-12, Pep Club, 4-H, Operetta If you know anything, bet- ter not show it, then if you don't, no one will know it. Virginia Ruth Miller Secretary 10, Senior Play, Latin Contest, Discussion Group, Broadcaster, Episode, Operetta, Chorus, Pep Club, Legislative Assembly lust a Miller's daughter. CDN LIFQE'S MGIY I-011 MOIQGI1 Alberta Faye Morris Lilqmrv, Pep Club, Operettfr, Episode, Broadcaster, Oper- EP1SOd9, C1'1OI'US etta, Chorus, Pep Club T119 Skqlil'-Q Tiflk COl11d11'f There's no future in telling live without her. all you know. Keith Hampton Morrison Senior Play, Latin Contest I, Junior and Senior Discussion Group, Library lO, Broad- caster, Episode, Baseball ll- 12, Basketball 12, Algebra Contest, Geometry Contest, Chorus 10, Legislative As- sembly He is a firm believer in his own opinion. Lois Ann Reed Senior Play, Broadcaster, Pep Club, Episode, Operetta, Discussion II, Chorus 1O-ll- 12 To be or not to be-Oh, but I ani. Lois Ann Payne Secretary of lunior Class. Majorette, Senior Play, Lutm Contest ll, Discussion, Broad- caster, Episode, Algebra and Geometry Contest, Chorus 9-10, Operetta How can a senior be so dignified? 1 Margaret Iean Richards Pep Club, Chorus 9-10, Epi- sode, Orchestra, Band, Lib- rary Peggy is the name she uses in the movie world. Ioanna 'Mae Sollars Vonu Sue :Stark 2 ' I 0 1 9.1Dl Pep Club, Yell Leader glgoiiso d9iO-l2,pelgZLq Club, years, Chorus 9-10, Episode. Broadcaster och? what would We do Studies first if you have without her? Hman ROUGH ROA Harold Elwood Terrell Band Orchestra, Chorus, Op- eretta, Episode Don't be bashfulf most girls won't bite. Mary Frances Ware Library, Chorus, Pep Club, Episode, Operetta I chatter, chatter as I go about, all I see and all l know. Howard Iones Bertie Lou Wray Discharged Servicenian Episode, Pep Club, Chorus, W1'1at's Gable got that I 4'H 1fiaven't got, besides a mus- A typical senior, quiet and tache? ' studious. Bertie Eloise Stephenson Thomas F. Stewart Episode, Chorus, Pep Club, Band 10-11-12, Orchestra 1C 4.1-1 ll, Episode, Operetta Work when you must, but Shows' 4TH H plqy when you can. More said than done, Amaryllis Nancy Terry Chorus, Episode, Operetta Pep Club, Broadcaster Silence is golden: l'll cash in later. ...Mm X mittee. Iames Raymond Watkm' Senior President V1cePre dent ll, Band 9 10 Orches 9-lO, Senior Play Libra Episode, Broadcaster O1: etta, Chorus 910 When bigger things are be done Ill appoint a cc JUNIOR HISTGR About those underclassmen, the Iuniors, who will so gladly fill our seats in the Senior row next year, we would!-'like to say a Word. They entered into high school in September lghfyglheir class officers were Robert Reynolds, President: lim Ramsey, Vice-Presi- dent: Barbara Keller, Secretaryg and Hilbert Mohler, Treasurer. During this year various parties held. ln the Sophomore year their officers were loretta McKinley, Presidenty loelma Tosh, Vice-President: Opal Stewart, Secretaryg and Patty Morrow, Treasurer. They held dances after some of the ball games and various other parties. The last semester they ordered their class rings from Balfour. This year we find them filing into the lunior seats. 'They received their class rings and everyone was pleased, The class officers for this year are Robert Reynolds, President: lack Morrison, Vice-President: Bill Harmon, Treasurer: and W'anda l-lalbert, Sec- retary. A skating party was held at Kothler's Rink and a party at Mounds State Park. February l5, the lunior Class sponsored a dance called Cupid Serenade. na' RIN OUR FGOTSTMEPS x Catherine Crawley Ianet Ellis Idella Fink Dick Groves Wanda Halbert lSec.l Mary lo Hall iris Hensley Nancy Hofherr Tom Hofherr Charles Ingram Geraldine lahnson Nancy Iohnson 'Wanda Kiger Bob Kiser Iackie Landis Marvin Loveless Marilyn Mahoney Rosalie Merry Hugh Morris lack Morrison fVice-Pre-s.fl Mary Morrow Patty Morrow lim Puckett ' Maxine Raqer lim Ramsey Nadene Reagan Eelva Reed George Rudclick Tune Souiherland - Karl Sioui Icelnia Tosh Barbara Troxler Elmer Wariel Doris Wilkins Those whose pierures do noi appear: Barbara Keller, Jorefia McKinley, Opal Stewart, Joe Baxter, Blll l-Iarmor1'lTreas.l, Robert Reynolds lPres.J, and Jim Lodge WHILE THE SOPHCJMGRES fr is ,ml Left to right-- Sponsor ,.....,.. ' ...... Mrs. Mary Van Skyock President .,,.... ............. H arry Stephenson Treasurer ..,.,.,.. .................. E' ddie Draqoo Secretary ........,....... .,..,....,.,..... H arold Collins Vice-President ....... ........ W ayne Lenninqton Sponsor ....,.....,.... ,....... W illimiene Hofherr Ego amo te. Porto, portas, portatf' Somebody once said that Latin is the dead language but from the looks on the faces of the peopley it surely is not true. Under the guidance of Mrs. Bright Kimmel, these sophomores study and find interest- ing the lanquage of the Romans. A N OMEN UM Betty Applegate Daniel Atwell loanne Broadwater Shirley Caroline Iames Clark Harold Collins ISec.l Charles Compliment Pete Davis Earl Doison Eddie Draqoo lTreas.l Patty Estep Phil Fraizer Lucille Green A Perry Hensley lerry lohnson Betty Kiser Phyllis Mann Robert McKinley Wilberta McKinley Donald Mellott Patty Mixell ' Cheri Myers Paul Pearson' Nell Pence Patty Pettigrew Patty Phillips Fred Smith Harry Stephenson lPres.l Beverly Stevens Beulah Stewart Donna Swanqer Halford Terry Lois Wallace Verna Wariel Evelyn Watkins , Bonnie Williams Nancy lNilliarns Billy Yinglinq v Those enrolled whose pictures do not appear are: Robert Hayden, Wayne Lenninqton lVice- Presfl, Dwiqht McShurley, Flora Newman, Vlfanda Eubanks, Stanley Carrnichael. THE FRESHMEN Left 'fo right- Lnponso: ..A.... Secretary ....... Mr. Iohn Stone , ......... Bul M .honey Pres1dent .,....,,. ...... I ohn Whealy Sponsor ......,... Vice-President .,.,.. ...... Treasurer ........ E Algebra must not be so bad after all. This is the Freshman Algebra Class in action, but lt surely looks interestinq. vi 1 fl ?f ff rs N A25 A , F Aw ww, W.. , 51 ., Mrs. Summers .Ronnie Groves .........lack Reed Ut'-st Rosie Baxter Phil Brown Audrey Caudell Erma Daugherty Mama Donovan Barbara Elliott Betty Erdle 'Herbert Fuson Ronnie Groves Dona Halbert Charles Haisley - ludy Heaton Carl Hensley Torn Hensley Robert Hessler Mary Hutchinson Lenora Ingram Clyde Iohnson Robert Iohnson Lenora Jones Ronald Kinq Virginia Lanqsdon Ioyce Mann Perry Mahoney Deloris Masters Lewis Mathews Marilyn McCollum John Morris Herman Pearson George Pettigrew Dick Pugsley Barbara Reed lack 'Reed Lloyd Reed Faye Southerlctnd Beverly Stark lane Thornburg Donna Townsend Iohn Whealy Majorie Widener Charles Wilbur Mollyo Williamson Those whose pictures do not appear: lohn Payne, Raymond Brown, Sandy Draqoo, lerry Icclcson, Bobby Nichols. i Miata wot-5 omimts Left to right- Row One: lanet Rees, Mary Io Wagner, Rebecca Hall, Wilma Worth, Ioanne Thompson, Nancy Antrim. Row Two: Faustine Childs, Wanita Anthony, Phillip Stephenson, lack Manor, Al Ellison, Ora Loveless, Don Harman, Harold Gale. t Row Three: Patsy Deweese, Marguerite Cook, Betty Adkins, Marilyn Dryer, lean Storer, Cuba Mathew, Carolyn McKinley, loyce Landrey. Row Four: Nancy Broadwater, Rollin Lennington, Lowell l-lendsel, Robert Aul, Carl Good- paster, Richard Crawley, Earl Wages. Row Five: Christina Mitchell, Donald Watkins, lohn Stephenson, Wayne Antrim, Richard Puckett, Billy Wilhoit, Billy Wallace, Harold Wages, Iimrny Guinn. Enrolled but not in picture: Allan Dawson, Lucy Dawson, Dorothy Everett, Walter Myers, Vollie Mohler, lack Regan, Charles Stewart, Iohn Stewart, Paul Talbott, Helen Wade. l CLASS OFFICERS President ............,,,,,,,,,,.,,...,,,. Al Ellison Vice-President ..,,,,,,,, Wanita Anthony Secretary .,,,,,.,, .....,, I Oyce Landrey Treasurer ,,,,,,,, ....,,,,,,,,..,: I ack Manor Recorder ,,,.., .,..,,,, M ary Io Wagner CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Sarah Brown A Mrs. Marguerite Dunn t M. if 'l li it M1 tm' l 'iii' E . RE E fa- tt., til l o i it ES CLASS OFFICERS President ..,................. Sammy Morrison Vice-President ...,........ Edward Whealy Secretary ...........,...... Charles Swancler Treasurer ......,,. .... .... D o uglas Goodin CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Dorothy Henkle Mr. John Hilliard Right to left- Row One: Barbara Cole, Patty Heaton, lackie Miller, Mary Brown, lames Wartel. Row Two: Roseann Donovan, lack Dragoo, Ronald Compliment, Leonard Applegate, Ronald Fosnaugh, Ioe Selvey, Donna Cook. Row Three: Mearl Guinn, Robert Wilbur, Billy King, George Brannon, Charol Williams, Paula Lennington, Shirley Dragoo, Shirley Bilby. Row Four: Bobby Donovan, loe Broadwater, Frances Ashby, Ralph Neal, Ioy Wallace, Earl Snodgrass, Walter Ellison, Iames Frye, Joseph Shannon Iohnson, Owen Stark. Row Five: Karen Wagner, Vernon Williams, Dixie Spencer, Wayne Clark, Ruhamah Iackson, Agnes Hessler, Dick Reed, Paul Stout, Margie Adams, Edward Whealy. Row Six: Clarise Hensley, Colleen Hensley, Douglas Gooolin, Mary Warfel, Robert McCormick, Myron Donovan, Sarah Daugherty, Charles Swander, Charles Brown. Standing: Charles Pettigrew, Kay Drayer, Sammy Morrison, Billy Dick Hotherr, Nancy Burns. Enrolled but not in picture: Norman Weaver, Barbara Coovert, Donald Estes, Betty Meyer, Richard Wade. , STRAYING FF This room with all the different characters on the shelves is one of the busiest rooms in the school. Under the direction of Mrs. Hotherr, the library keeps the students and faculty up on current events and history too. First step to major operations can sometimes be seen in Mrs. Henkle's Biology class, when stu- dents are dissecting insects. In the office machine class you hear the clicking, clacking of type- Writers, runnin g oi all the ma- chines, and the oh's and ah's of the students as they correct the stencil typing. You see the stu- dents and Mr. Swanger hurrying around to get the tests and school paper out on time. lf you should happen to pass the Home Ec. room during one of several periods each day, you would find some of Americas tu- ture housewives and homemakers slaving away over hot stoves or struggling with some unidentified article of Wearing apparel. Under the direction of Mrs. Mari- etta Sutton, these girls hoping to achieve the body beautiful, put a lot of effort and enthusiasm into volleyball, basketball, tumbling, and all of the various other activi- ties in which they participate. Which end ot the hammer do you use? Many questions such as these besiege lohn Stone as he endeavors to make carpenters and builders of the male population of Y.H.S. T B ATEN libfstltft FUEL What Happened in l492'? ln 1776? In l917? Such questions as these are plied to students in Room 9 daily. But don't think his- tory students live in the past, be- cause they study history from the beginning of time until this very day. That is What makes history a subject of interest. This scene is typical ot what happens every time a bell rings in Y.H.S. Some people run up the ramps and others run down, with the re sult that you have some people in the middle who get no place fast. Still, it's lots ot fun. Any day from ll:U5 until l2:OO, you Will find the seniors learning all about the body and how it works. Under the guidance ot Ed May, they study everything from clavicles to vitamins and all the way back. l A FEW This picture could easily be titled lnterest. Iudging from their expressions, it must have been an exciting ball game. Oh, now please don't think this is a typical senior picture. This just happened to be one of our more relaxed moments at a class meeting. Don't be alarmed. Nothing ser- ious is happening., This is just one of the action scenes taken from the senior play. at f WINFGRM L, SHOTS My, how studious you look. Mr . Lester's fourth grade boys and girls probably always have their lessons. t These anxious boys and girls are what keep the cafeteria laolies so busy. Doesn't it look inviting? Mrs. Robertson's first grade boys and girls in a surprise picture. The tiny tots have everything built to scale-even their tables and chairs. 'Row One: Marion Burton, Robert Hutfer, Bob Smith. Row Two: Floyd Ma:tn, Robert Day, Wayne Thornburg, Billy Dunn, Ralph Waddell. Row Three: Byron Teegarden, David Hensley, Paul Vise, Tommy Mann, Marion Hall, lerry McCormick, Byron Pettigrew. Row Four: Phyllis Green, Ora Stephenson, Donald Williams, Donald Adkins, Eugene Hiatt, Richard Ingram, Car- roll Weaver. Row Five: Beulah Meyer, Rznald Donovan, Beverly Ruddick, Marilyn Koontz, Darrell Hensley, Robert Haisley, loe Hensley. Row Six: Barbara Hendsel, Eloise Terry, Martha Estep, lo Ann Myers, Ronald Morrow, Shirley Fuller, Eleanor Crawley. Not in picture: Winola Mohler, Georgia Mathis, lane Ann Christenson. Teacher: Mr. Metzcar. Row One: Martha Pettigrew, lirnmy Baxter, Eugene Ward, Sammy Reed. Row Two: limrny Hamilton, Charline Applegate, loyce Shaner, Mary Aul, lanice Hiser, Arthur Green, Vernon Goodpaster, lack Hall. Row Three: Charles Vice, Clarence Stewart, Larry Green, Elaine McShurley, Martha Luce, Merrilyn Reasoner, Ann Brannon, Glenna Baldridge, Billy Bousman. Row Four: loyce Lusk, lanice Phillips, lane Phillips, La Von Eppard, Mike Townsend, Gene Richman, Myron Watkins, Bobby Swander. Row Five: lanice Wade, Marilyn Holloway, Claudia Drayer, Phyllis Whealy, ludy Dolen, lan Etchison. Standing Ile-ft to rightl: Audrey Hendsel, Loretta Martin, Loretta Iohnson, Mrs. Miller, teacher. Not in picture: Wanda Adkin, Ruth Eva Dawson, Peggy Landrey, Elva Deckard. Row One: Florence Day, Gene Butcher, Deloris Brown, Monta R. Morrow. Row Two: Shirley Spencer, Anne Baxter, Tornrny Monroe, Mona Roger, Eddie McKibben, Beverly Anne King. Row Three: Sharon Childs, Anna Stephenson, Mary Weaver, Dixie Wright, Torn Thornburg, Tornrny Huffman, Dick Dunnuck. Row Four: lohn Aul, Paul McKibben, Robert Cook, Virginia McClain, Glen McCormick, Naomi Goodpaster, Billy Schalk. Row Five: Phillip Ellison, Hazel Erdle, Karl Reed, Dick Donovan, Nila lean Hensley, Mary Ethel Reed, Harlan Mohler. ' ' ' ' l B Sandra Belcher, Bennie Grimes. Row Six: William Shorter, Pat Tolin, Bob Dragoo, Dela rown, Teacher: Mrs. Lester. Row One: Richard Morrison, lerry Lennington, Duane Hendsel, Larry Bousrnan, Carl Green, Edward Borrnari Rex Broadwater, Ioann Terrill. Row Two: Thelma Ann Webb, Helen Smith, lay Kelly Childs, lack Gettys, Robert Reynolds, Dallas Henderson, James Pearson, Billy Cunningham, Billy Donovan, Iohn Butler. Row Three: Susan Miller, Iudy Gibson, Phillip Hiatt, lewell Waddell, Kenny Moore, Myrna Reed, Darlene Mil- ler, Ianice Metzcar. Row Pour: Shirley Miller, Ioyce Crouse, Bernice Mark, Ioyce Wade, Judith Wagner, Gayson Terry, Beverly Lingle. Row Five: Max Hensley, Elarn Frye, Patty Cole, Robert Mathew, Fred Haisley. Standing: Max Broadwater, Norma Vise, Shirley Snodqrctss, Harold Chambers, Phillip Young, Phyllis Keller, Ioann Hessler, Mrs. Bush. Table One' Richard Williams F 'd B . , rei a rown, Mary Stewart, Dana Sue Drumns, Billy Day, Barbara Smith, Car- olyn Hendsel, Donna lohnson, Henry Masters lr., lo Ann Adkins, Donald Green, Maxine Hessler. Table Two: Larry Lee,.lulayne Iustice, Gallen Ritchie lr., Ronnie Mitchell, leanine Etchison, Gaylon Williams, Billy Donovan. Table Three: Donna McKinley, Charles Stewart, Albert Pearson, Robert Pence, Bruce Moore, Nancy Williams, Alice Everett, loan Day, Nancy Butcher, Donald Dunnuck, Texie Parkinson, Larry loe Goodpaster, Sharon Masters, lo Ellen McKibben, lohn Baxter, Carolyn Stout, Linda K oontz. Teacher: Mrs. Carnes. i E 3 l W- Ro , Row Two: Gene Wright Sandra I-lodson Nancy Manrinq Garr 'Snod I w One: Charles Reck, Melvin Koontz, Margaret Moore, Betty Heaton Raymond Burcham. , , i , y grass, immie Gregory, Billy York, Wanda Winner, Virginia Beckman. Row Three: Robert Dill, Donny Harrison, Nancy Merry, Rollin Hole, Terry Belcher, Lee Edward Dolen, lerry Mil- ler, Dora Mohler, Deanna Thomas. Row Four: lanice Wyatt, Gail Vanover, Michael McGuire, Caroline Collins, Max Werkinq, Shirley Carson, lerry Reed, Leah Stephenson, Mary Mae Butler. Row Five: Elmer Stewart, Evelyn Ward, Mickie Tolin, Marilyn Mullen: Christine Mcckxinf Richard Glcillbt loyce Moore, Sharon Iohnson. Standing: Robert lackson, Franklin Weaver, Raymond BUTCTICIHI, Slleflllfilfi Bfilqqt .l0S9Ph Reusoner. MTS- B1'OGd- water. Not in picture: Illa Kay Wagner, Betty Kegley, Barbafiif KQQIGYI Robert Lfidqe- ,W .,,......,..,..........-ma: Row Row Row Ronnie Miller. Ruthanne Beckman, Ellen Smith, Sally Stalk. lay Godman, Carl Reck, Eddie Day, Terry Huffman, Michael Mark. R , Texie lohnson, Sandra Miller, Shirley David Hiser, Kay Lennington, Gladys Talbott, Virginia ogers Row l-leaston. Row Kenneth Hensley, Judy Burgess, Marleta Phemmer, Bonnie Crouse, lanet Baker, lohn Young, Patti Nauman. Row Six: Ronnie Hamilton, Tommy McCormick, Bobby Gene Morrow, lanet Pugsley, Bobbie Lee Garrette, Shiela Frazier, Marion Dupps, Patricia Riley. , Row Seven: Patricia Reed, Gayle Ellis, Norma Duncan, Carl Snodgrass, Carolyn Garrett, Iimmy Ellis, Patty Sue Donovan, Eddie loe Williamson. ' ' L i Ta lor, Patty Lee Miller, lerry M K' l D nald Wilber, Larry I-lershberger, Ronnie Meyers, ew s y Standing: Mrs. ,rc in ey, o Aul, Billy Winner. Not in picture: Sanford Dragoo, Ierry Herrell, Debra Bousman. l E l l R Kat Hamilton, E I Hensley, Charles Musick, Bobby Table One: Ralph Hestler, Doug as ees, y 2 . . . ler, Michael Miller, Ernest Miller, Billy Plummer, Marvin Adkins, Alice Taylor. Table Two: Donnie Wright, Rodney Eppard, Wanda Ward, Marilyn Smith, lane Pence, Rhonda McGuire lanet Moore, Francis Vise, Phyllis Dragoo, Carolyn Io McShirley, Sallie Crouse, lackie Childers, David Boyle ' C llins, Larry Ellis, Dee Ann 'Wagner Linda McKinley Standing: Mrs. Spencer, lunior Conner, Buddy Myer, jerry o Bernard Goodpaster, Bobby Stewart, loann l-leaston, Leon Shell. Not in picture: Louise Kegley, Walter Smith. Table One' Garry loe Hoclso Sh . n, aron Stewart, Io Anne Griffis, Wayne Gale, Ianet Sue Linqle, Thelma Io Conn ingham, limmie Mosler, Myrta Ellen Huffer. Table Two: Dennis Green, Billy Hunnicutt, Leon Wright, Carolyn Green, Jackie Sue I-leaps. Table Three: Eluia Faye Neal, Florence Cross, Sunny Reagan, Janice Carson, Tommy Williamson, Nancy Wilson, Rannie Miller. Table Four: Iudy Masterson, Ray Iohnson, Iohnnie Martin, Philip Fosnaugh. Standing: Maple Bird, Bobby Ruddick, Toby Morrow, Carolyn Io Parkinson, Iunior Hiatt, Donald Lodge, Dickie Grimes, Bob Harrison, Iimmie Miller, Denny Monroe, Alberta Brurnmett, Marilyn Green, luolith Teegarden, Mrs. Robert- son. Not in picture: Melanie Griffis. , . -we 'W -.,?,,,-W-WW.-.-ye.-.-.--,,,-,.-,.,, CURTAMI CALLS PLAY CAST Left to right- Lois Reed, lean Hamilton, Lois Ann Payne, Iudy Broadwater, Keith Morrison, Dick King, Beverly Burgess, Virginia Mil- ler, Iim Watkins, Reva Curtis, Norman Drczgoo, Vera Brown Ingram. Winners of the Academy Award. PLAY COMMITTEE Left to right- Row One: Amaryllis Terry, Harold Ter- rell, Dick Estep, Robert Fadely, Bill Fight, Birtsel Hodson, Pepper Byerly, Eloise Lueck. Row Two: Donna Atwell, Marylou Mor- gan, Mary Ware, loanna Sollars, Alberta Morris, Bertie Stephenson, Bertie Wray, Bar- bara Applegate. Backbones of the senior play. BROADCASTER STAFF Left to right- Row One: Mary Ware, lean Hamilton, Iudy Broadwater, Bertie Stephenson, lo- anna Sollars. Row Two: Marylou Morgan, Lois Payne, Beverly Burgess, Peqqy Richards, Vona Stark. Row Three: Pepper Byerly, Keith Mor- rison, Dick King, lim Watkins, Norman Draqoo, Lois Reed, Donna Atwell, Alberta Morris. Row Four: Barbara Applegate, Beva Curtis, Martha Fosnauqh, Roberta Humes, Amaryllis Terry, Mr. Swanqer. Not in picture: Bertie Lou 'Wray and Virginia Miller. Sets forth the news. BAND Lett to right- Row One: I o a n Thcmpson, E u g e n e Ward, Bonnie Williams, Lois Wallace, l9G1'1 Storer, lim Watkins. Bow Two: lim Lodge, Perry Hensley. Barbara Coovert, Barbara Troxler, Mrs. Summers, Harold Terrell, Tom Stewart. Small in number, but loud in tone. CHORUS Left to right- Row One: Patty Phillips, Barbara Reed, Marilyn McCollum, Rosie Baxter, Marylou Morgan, Bertie Stephenson, Bertie Wray, Ioanna Sollars, Lois Reed, Betty Kiser, Amaryllis Terry, Eloise Lueck. Row Two: Betty Applegate, Ronald King, Ronald Groves, Virginia Landsdon, Dona Halbert, Lenora lones, Phyllis Mann, Nancy Williams, Beulah Stewart, Opal Stewart, Betty Erdle. Bow Three: Barbara Applegate, Vir- ginia Miller, Dcnna Atwell, Reva Curtis, Beverly Burgess, Barbara Troxler, Lois Wal- lace, Ioan Broadwater, Donna Swanger, Lewis Mathews, loelma Tosh. Row Four: Patti Pettigrew, Marilyn Mc- Collum, Catherine Crawley, Barbara Keller, Rosalie Merry, Mary Ware, Patty Morrow, Mary Morrow, lack Reed, loretta McKinley. Bow Five: Beverly Stark, lane Thorn- burg, Wanda Halbert, Dick Clark, Marna Donovan, Barbara Elliott, ludy Heaton, Donna Townsend, Delores Masters, Perry Hensley, Paul Pearson, liarl Dotson. Row Six: Faye Southerland, Bonnie Wil- liams, Harold Terrell, Belva Reed, Iune Southerland, Nancy Hotherr, lames Clark, Harold Collins, Karl Stout. Those enrolled but not in picture are: Charles Compliment, Mary lo Hall, Roberta Humes, Wanda Ubank, Birtsel Hodson, Martha Fosnaugh, Nancy lohnson, Wanda Kiger, Bob Main, Charles Haisley, Carl Hensley. First step to the Metropolitan. STRING GROUP Lett to right- Harold Terrell, Christina Mitchell, lanet Rees, ldella Fink, Mrs. Summers, Opal Stewart, loan Thompson, lris Hensley. I SENIOR DISCUSSION GROUP Left to right-4 lean Hamilton, Lois Reed, Mrs. Kimmel, Lois Payne, Virginia Miller, Dick King, Iudy Broadwater, Beverly Burgess, Mrs. Porter, Keith Morrison. Stuclious, ambitious, and intelligent. SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES- Left to right- Dick King, Alternate, Dick Clark, Repre- sentative, Virginia Miller, Senator, Keith Morrison, Alternate. VIRGINIA MILLER Voted one of the ten best speakers in the Senate at Purdue University. mm aim' LIBRARY Seated: Dick Pugley. Standing Ileft to rightl: Nell Pence, Mrs. Hofherr Herbert Fuson, Rosalie Merry, Joe Baxter, Byron Petti: grew, Janet Ellis. Keepers of the wise. 4-H CLUB Lett to right- Row One: Charles Brown, Ronnie Morrow, Perry Hensley, Bobby Hulter, Dwight McShur1ey. Row Two: Barbara Elliott, Lenora Jones, Opal Stewart, Shirley Bilby, Nancy Burns, Paula Henning- ton, Ruhamak Jackson, Shirley Drago, Patty Heaton, Sarah Daugherty, Joy Wallace, Donna Cook, Wanita Anthony. Row Three: Mrs. Sarah Brown, Rebecca Hall, Nancy Broadwater, Marguerite Cook, Jean Storer, Cuba Mathews, ldella Fink, Janet Ellis, Joretta Mc- Kinley, Barbara Troxler, Joan Thompson, Janet Rees, 'Christina Mitchell, Nancy Williams, Floramae New- man, Lois Wallace, Beulah Stewart, Joyce Landrey. Row Four: Beverly Ruddick, Barbara Hendsel, Phyllis Greene, Jo Ann Myers, Joelma Tosh, Nancy Johnson, Sandra Belcher, Hazel Ertle, Virginia Mcs Clain, Janice Phillips, Marilyn Holloway, Joyce Lusk. Future housewives and farmers of America. COMMERCIAL CLUB Left to right- Row One: Paul Pearson, Bob Kiser, Joe Baxter, Tom Hofherr, Perry Hensley, Robert Johnson, Earl Dotson. Row Two: Delores Masters, Donna Townsend, Iris Hensley, ldella Fink, Rosalie Merry, Wanda Kiger, Marna Donavon, Rosie Baxter, Marilyn McCollum, Faye Southerland, Marjorie Widener, Beverly Stark, Jane Thornburg, Joelma Tosh, Nancy Johnson, Bar- bara Troxler, Barbara Applegate. Row Three: Betty Applegate, Maxine Rager, Belva Reed, PeQ'QY Richards, Vona Stark, Virginia Miller, Lois Reed, Birtsel Hodson, Verna Warfel, Wilberta McKinley, Bertie Stephenson, Bertie Wray, Joanna Sollars, Marylou Morgan, Janet Ellis, Lenore Ingram, Nell Pence, Patty Phillips, Lucille Green, Reva Curtis. Row Four: Mr. Swanger, Sponsor, Harold Terrell, Jack Reed, Elmer Wartel, Gola Hensley, Lewis Math- ews, Dick Clark, Wanda Eubank, Evelyn Watkins, Beverly Stevens, Patty Mixell, Shirley Caroline, Amaryllis Terry, Roberta Humes, Frances Ware, Nadene Reagan, Donna Atwell, Martha Fosnaugh, Alberta Morris, Mary Alice Hutchison, Mollyo William- son, Lois Payne, Judy Broadwater, Jean Hamilton, Dick King. Row Five: Tom Stewart, Donna Helbert, Judy Hea- ton, Lenora Jones, Barbara Elliott, June Southerland, Geraldine Johnson, Patty Morrow, Nancy Hofherr, Doris Wilkins, Jackie Landis, Erma Daugherty, Patty Estep, Cheri Dean Myers, Floramae Newman, Her- man Pearson, Raiford Terry, Billy Yingling, Donald Mellott, Jerry Johnson. Row Six: Hugh Morris, Zane Gray, Earl Daven- port, Jr., Jim Puckett, Jack Morrison, Daniel Atwell, Dick Antrim, Pete Davis, Robert McKinley, Robert Hayden, James Clark, Audrey Cordell. Row Seven: Maurice Gale, James Watkins, Robert Reynolds, Robert Fadley, lim Ramsey, Charles ln- gram, Jerry Jackson, Phil Brown, Perry Mahoney, Harold Collins, Bob Nichols, Carl Hensley, Ralph Johnson, Raymond Brown, Charles Wilbur, Lloyd Reed, John Payne. Future builders of America. lm G.A.A. Left to right- Row One: Iune Southerland, R Donavon, Betty Ertle, Bonnie Willi Beulah Stewart, Verna Wartel, Mary Io Wagner, Lois Wallace. Row Two: Mrs. Sutton, Lenora Iones, Marilyn Dryer, Marguerite Cook, Faye Southerland, Beverly Stark, lane Thornburg, Maxine Hager, Janet Ellis, Doris Wilkin, Iockie Landis, Patti McKinley. The sportswornen of Yorktown High. PEP CLUB Lett to right! Row One: Ianet Rees, Christina Mitchell, Rosalie Merry, Wanda Kiger, Marna Donovan, Rosie Baxter, Marilyn McCollum, Betty Ertle, Ioyce Mann, Barbara Reed, Cuba Mathews, Carolyn Anthony. Row Two: Peggy Richards, Reva Curtis, Virginia Miller, Lois Reed, Verna Wartel, berta McKinley, Faye Southerland, lane Thornburg, Mary Io Wagner, Narvcy Antrim, Beverly Stark, Ruhamah Iackson. Row Three: Evelyn Watkins, Patty Mixell, Shirley Caroline, Roberta Humes, Mary Vfare, Nadene Reagan, Donna Atwell, Martha Fos- naugh, Alberta Morris, Barbara Cole, Paula Lenning- ton. Row Four: Lenorot Iones, Barbo Iohnson, Doris Wilkin, Iackie Land Patty Estep, Cheri Dean Myers, Florarnae Newman, Sarah Daugherty, Karen Wagner, Barbara Coovert. Row Five: Dorotha Everett, Wilma Worth, Nancy Broadwater, Patsy Deweese, Marguerite Cook, June Southerland, Nancy Hofherr, Vona Stark, Mary Mor- row, Ioan Thompson, Marilyn Dryer, Shirley Bilby. The 'peppers' behind the boys. FIRE SQUAD Lett to right- Robert Reynolds, Elmer Wartel, Byerly, lim Ramsey, Dick Antrim, Hofherr, George Ruddick. Protectors of the S EN irltfi osie Baxter, Marna ams, Opal Stewart, Pettigrew, Wilberta McKinley, 'Wanita Lois Wallace, Wil' Marjorie Widener, Beverly Stevens, ra Elliott, Geraldine is, Erma Daugherty, Bill Fight, Pepper Robert Fadely, Tom chool. ' ' COOKS Left to riqhi- Mrs. Ossie Iordan, Mrs. Laura Fink, Mrs. Pauline Johnson, Mrs. Opal Gardner. Chefists IANITOR Mr. Mort Everett Handyman FIRST AID Mrs. Agnes Applegate and Iune Souther- land. Mistress of all trades. mxfjgrfgxgz A HELPERS ON OUR OURNEY H, .phi 5, pf-123, E Kneeling: Sam Morrison and Buck Manor, student managers: Seated: lack Morrison, Bib Reynolds, Lewis Mathews, Birtsel Hodson, Keith Morrison, lack Reed: Standing: Coadi Ed May, Pepper Byerly, Dick Estep, Bob Fadely, and lim Ramsey. SCHEDULE AND RECORD FOR 1946-47 Date Opponent SCm?I'hey Nov. l - Union City Ifl-lomefl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 Nov 6 - Daleville U-lomel .........,,,,.,... 30 Nov. 8 - Parker fl-lomel ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 l Nov. l5 - Burris lTl'1erel ......... 28 Nov. 19 - Cowan ll-Iomel ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 3 9 NOV. 22 - De Soto ll-lomel ....,,,,, .,,,,.,, 2 9 Nev. 27 - Royerton IfThe-rel ,..,.,. ,,,,,,,, 4 4 Dec. 6 - Gaston KTherefl ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,, 3 4 Dec. 13 E Farmland IThe-rel ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 39 Dec. 20 - Eaton H-Iomel ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 39 lan. lan. 9, lan. 9 lan. lan. lan. lan. lan. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb 3 - Losantsville U-lomel ............ 35 - Center KTherel ..............,....... 10, ll e County Tournament -Cowan lField I-lousefl .......... 47 -Daleville lField Housel ........ 59 30 - Hoyerton IFielol Housel .....,., 37 30 -Royerton ll-lomel .................. 42 3 - Fairmount lTherel .,..........,.., 36 40 4 Cowan Ffherel ..............,.,..... 47 32 28, Mar. l - Sectional Tournament - Muncie Central fField Housefl Won- 16 Lost--5 A k A K ,N w w. .L ,,,,, , , , A - M - Uwl .ml1 32 33 5 - Daleville IfTherel .,..............., 56 46 l4 33 36 21 - Selma lTherel ,,.....,....,.....,... 44 34 27 W 4-K' W i . Q.: 4 What do you say? O.K.-We're with you Helping this year's iefllm to be one of York- town's. best, were the student managers. This years managers having filled a well done job, will be part of Yorktown's bid for recognition in years to come. Thanks for this year's job, and we will cheer you on to your future jobs at Yorktown. Yell EEEOOWW Tigers cheer as Yorktown downs the Royerton Redbirds in the first of play since the County Tournament when Yorktown downed the Redbirds in an action packed final game in Muncie Field House. Royerton, seeking revenge, ,invaded the Tiger gymnasium, hoping to prove that York- town was unworthy of the title, County Champs. But, Yorktown stayed true to form and downed the Redbirds 42 to 34. This time the Tigers made it stick and proved their right to serve as county champions for 1947. team, so fight 'em, fight 'em, fight 'em, This was a familiar ring to any Tiger fan seeing Yorktown in action. Cheering was under ,tljrervguidance of Bill and Shorty, who have done an excellent job of leading Tiger fans in cheering to back the team. Standing Ifleft to rightlz Coach Ed May, B. Hodson, K. Morrison, I. Ramsey, B. Reynolds, L. Mathews I Morris Sitting I. Morrison, D. Clark, D. Antrim, D. Estep, P. Fraizer, G. Ruddick R. King. First Row: I. Whealy, S. Morrison, I. Manor, I. Reed. fwew 3 ,Ps fi 3 r 4 '-'- ,Q I W' F zv' Sigh I ' ivy' I x l Y llv . If ' U11 , , True to iorrn Yorktown had a championship tearn with the excep tion oi one loss to Boyerton Red Birds. They deieatedlYorktown 3 to 2 in a crucial garne ior the crown The Tigers had a team battin av , - g erage of .356 and scored 126 runs to opponents 24 runs. Batting honors this e t B y ar go o irisel 1-loolson left iielder who hit a .472.- Secondary honors to the catcher Dick Clark, who followed 1-lodson with a .471 percentage. Thanks to the Tigers excellent infield and outiielding, Bob Reynolds was able to maintain the proper backing of the team Bob a itche . , p r who can hit as well as pitch, maintained an average oi .432 in batting. Looking forward io this springs baseball, the Tigers spirit says no losses, especially to Boyerton. Average Name AB. We They .472 l-lodson 36 15 Harrison 0 .471 Clark 34 21 Cowan 3 .432 Reynolds 37 32 Gaston 5 .400 Antrim 25 18 Center 3 .353 I. 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