Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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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.

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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. ,

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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