Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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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.

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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.

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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.