Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

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TOM COLLINS, Junior DICK ANTRIM, junior Guard Ht. 5:95 XVL. 1505 1 year STANLEY CARMICHAEL junior Center Ht. 6:25 Wt. 1755 1 year Forward Ht. u:1l' Wt 1505 1 year ij!! 1 AL ELLISON, Freshman Guard Ht. 5:75 XVI. 1403 1 year LEWVIS MATHEWV, Sophomore Forward Ht. 5:1lg Wt. 1553 2 years 41 'K JIM RAMSEY, Senior Co-Captain Forward Hr. fig Wi. 1453 2 years JACK MORRISON, Senior Guard Ht. 5:l0g Wvl. 1503 2 years BOB REYNOLDS, Senior Co-Captain Forward HI. 52113 XVI. 1755 3 years N PHIL FRAZIER, Junior Center Ht. 63 Wt. 1603 1 year JACK REED, Sophomore 5: Guard Ht. 5175 WVI. 1405 2 years my t 'Q Ly, Wim-Mix X -you cfm make one heap of all your winnings And risk it ou one turn of pitc'lz-and-to5s , And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breatlze Il word about your loss. 39 KIPLING W'-uv ul C . YY Homefomnlg- llmne on, grcfen jreslzie, dr Town you Q I ueen Of th ink that! 6 Um-mn: . Il - ' - nz mm, auf! lt goody lfs ' ,ff 23.4 fic Q, ,..... ' Q X . ' 1- 5,7 . ' by Y ax , M1z1'gj,', 4-H OFFICERS Standing, left to right-Joelma Tosh, president Lots YVallace, junior Leaderg Marguerite Cook Floramae Newman, recreation leadersg liar bara Elliott, Pianistg joretta McKinley, vice president. Sitting, left to right-jean Storcr song Ieaderg joan Thompson, lreasurerp and Nancy W'illiams, secretary. PRESS CONFERENCE REPRE- SENTATIVES Standznq left to 712,11 Mrs. Hofherr, Opal Stewart Balbara Kelle and Nancy johnson. Iwzeelmg Hugh Morrls and Dick Groves. 1 U' ' Har'-A if S 6 i r Q' , ' I A. gx I - 5 A s ,, S . . . ,av 'S Q' ' .4 'WU H J' , A 'S' A N' v: lf. f F DISCUSSION GROUP Slmzrling, lrfl in Vigil!-Hrs. Kimmel. Mrs. Dllllll. .vpm1.wn'x, and f:2llh0l'iIlC Crawley. Sitling Ivy! lu riglzt-.lark xlOl'l'iSOll, Nanny johnson, Wznuln llnlhcrl, .lOl4l'll2l Mrkinlcy. joclma Tosh, and Dirk Groves. OUR SENATOR AND REPRE- ALTERNATES SEN'l'A'lwIVE Culllcrinc Crawley, altvrnalz' for r'4'j1r'cs4'r1ta!iw, Slllllflillgfxvllllllll Halbert. senator, and jorclla and Karl Swulv f'Hf 4'mff' fn 5f U - N14 Kinlcy, rr'1n'r'.w'1:lalivf. ONE OF THE BEST Wanda Halbert was chosen as one of the len basl speakers in thc senate al the Purdue Student Legislature, if A 1 s my -V I 'XXYQ1 - haf' F' 5 W3 MK 3 I 3 Ks . W DRUM MAJORE'1 l'ES CFI!117'-B2ll'lJ2ll'll Keller, rlrum major, and Caro- l yn lllcvcngcr, nmsml. Mr1jm'r'Ilf'x, lrfl In righz GIRLS' S1iX'l'Ii'I I'E Slumling, lrfl In riglllvllnrlmalrzl 'l'l'0XlK'l', jnclnul lmln, Many Nlmn'1'ms', Nancy ,l0llllSUll, Patty Nlmmw, Nanny ll0llll'll', :mal Mary Hullg mmmjmu1'xl.s, kl2llll'l Rccw mul jean Slmcr. Nancy lhmls, lNl:n'n:l Dmmvun, Marv lla Wzxgncr, :uul Betty Applegate. A 5 Are you with IlS???H YELL LEADERS 1.011 Io liglll-Mary Mowow, Nancy Hollmcrr, and Catherine Crawley. 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Let joy be zmeon nedj ,Vg . g N0 sleep till morn, when youth and pleasure meet ,'. Q5 6 K .V iff: f r i ., -BYRON 5' ' ze f 1 M A M ,v,,,,. W.. 'X GRADE 2 Ifitxt Row, lr-fl to right-Janet Sue Moore, lihna Faye Neal. Janet Sue Lingle. Sonja Reagan, Wanda Lou Ward, Rhonda Kay McGuire, Phyllis Dragoo, Frances Yise. Linda McKin- ley. Carolyn Jo Parkinson. Sharon Stewart, Katie Lou Hamilton, Jane Pence. Second Row, left to right- Lenard XVilliatnson, larry Ellis, Billy Jo Heaston, Joanne Griths, Janet Wooley, Marolyn Green, Melanie Grifiis, Janis Carson, Jackie Sue Heaps, Carolyn Green, Judith Masterson, Junior Conner. Florence Cross, Nlal- ter Smith, Sueanna Conkle. Third Row, left to riglzl--Robert Burton, Bobhy Rttddiek, 'l'onnny XVillianison, Richard Meyers, David Fuller, Rob- ert Harrison, Ray Johnson, Ernest Miller, YVayne Gale. Robert Stewart. James Miller, Dennis Monroe, Dennis Green, David Boyle, Leon Hlright, E. J. Hensley, ll'lll'lIt'l'-BIPS. McKinley. Enrolled, but not in pirture-Jerry Collins. Grade l First Row, left io right-Gene Camp- bell, Thelma Jo Conninghatn, Richard Lennis, Charles Mellott. Jackie Oliver, Phillip Reynolds, Tommy Lee Thomas, Archie Stnith, Norman Brown. Semnd Row, left to right- Barhara Duncan, Deanna Koontz, Katie Donovan, Dixie Pugsley, Gladys Terry, Becky.Sears. Sue Headley, Lin- da Gibson. Nancy Lee Gott, Ned Rigshie. 'Third Row, left lo right- Jinunie McClain, Basil Davis, Laury Cross, tiene Collins, Tyrone Judkins, David Jackson, Norman Clore, Bud Holloway, Paul Hensley, Tommy Parkinson, tearlter-lylrs. Robertson. Ifurollezl, Init not in picture-Trevia Stewart, Janice Snodgrass, Judith Thenis, Marilyn Atwell and Billy Watson. Grade l First Row, left to rigltl-Barbara Stew- art, Jane Justice. Linda Goodpasler, Larry King, Steven Reed, Bette Mar- tin, Betty Gutley, Judith Hayden. Semnrl Roux left to right-Sammy Walker. 'leddy Williams, Susan Bow- ers, l.ouise Kegley, Linda Troxler, Marilyn Finley, Jerry Kay Hensley, Sue Ann Bousnian. Sandra McMullin, Ruth Ann Reasoner. Phyllis McVick- er, Barbara Kindall, Farrell Stout. Tony McKinley. Tllirrl Row, left to right-Bernard tloodpaster, Marshall Frye. Jerry Kern, Bohhy Howell, C. XVaddell. Bohhy Wade, XVendall iVil- liams, Jimmie Clapper, Stephen Wages, Billy XYeaver, Micky livertt, tearher, Mrs. Bickel. Enrolled, but not in pieture-Carolyn Donovan, Judith McKinley. GRADE 4 First Row, left to right - Carolyn Hendsel, joseph Morris, Elmer Stuart, Richard Williams, Dickie Crawley, Gallen Ritchie, Gerry Snodgrass, Leah Stephenson. Second Row, left to right -Mrs. Bush, teacher, Luella Gunter, Margaret Moore, Charles Reck, Albert Pearson, Ronald johnson, Larry Dunn, janice Wyatt, Nancy Merry, Virginia Beekman, Lee Dolen, Donald Green. Third Row, left ot right- joyce Moore, Mary Hoyce, Thomas, Gene Wright, Dora Mohler, Marymae Butler, Franklin Weaver, joseph Rea- soner, Raymond Burcham, Marilyn Mullin, Ila Kay Wagner, Deanna Thomas. Enrolled, but not in picture -Bruce Moore, Billy York, Alvin Du- hon, Carolyn Collins, Norman Ashby, Evelyn Mlard, Phillip McKinley. GRADE 3 First Row, left to right-Virginia Rog- ers, Marletta Plummer, Ellen Smith, Norma Duncan, Patricia Naunian, Gladys Talbott, Nancy Butcher. Sec- ond Row, left to right-james Ellis, Sanford Dragoo, jay Godwin, Eddie joe Williamson, Robert Morrow, Gail Ellis, jerome Aul, Ronnie Myers, Ar- nold Gegeheimer. Third Row, left to right-Charles Stewart, Carl Reck, Phillip Garrett, james Stephenson, David Hiser, Michael Mark, Tommy Hoffman, Kenneth Hensley. Fourth Row, left to right-jo Ellen McKib- ben, Patricia Riley, janet Baker, She- ila Frazer, Patricia Miller, Patricia Reed, janet Pugsley, Patricia Dono- van. Fifth Row, left to right-Kay Lennington, Sandra Hess, Linda Rich- ie, Sharon Masters, Linda Koontz, De- borah Bousman, Sally Stark. Enrolled, but not in picture-jack Duhon, jerry Alexander. Teacher - Mrs. Broad- water. GRADES 2 AND 3 First Row, left to right-Sally Crouse, Beverly Pugsley, Donald Wright, Leon Shell, Myrta Huffer, Bonnie Crouse, Larry Hershbuger, Donald Lodge, Danny johnson. Second row, left to right-Dickie Grimes, Maple Bird. Ruth Ann Beekman, Toby Morrow, Michael Miller, james Mohler, Caro- lyn Clevenger, Carolyn Stout, Marvin Adkin, Marilyn Stout, Larry Stout, Mrs. Yount, teacher. Third Row, left to right-Sandra Miller, Shirley Heas- ton, john Young, Donald Dunnuck, judith Teegarden, Dee Anne Wag- oner, jerry Herrell, Larry Goodpaster, john Baxter. Fourth Row, left to right-Charles Musick, Lewis Taylor, Alice Everett, Donna johnson. Phillip Fosnaugh, Rannie Miller, Texie Park- inson, Alice Taylor, Nancy Williams. -an GRADE 6 First Rout, left lo right-james Ham- ilton, Bob Swander, Clarence Stewart, Eugene Xvard, james Baxter, Charles Vise, Myron Watkins. Second Row, left lo right-Gene Richman, Billy Bousman, jan Etchison, janet Hiser. Ann Brannon, janice Wade, Marilyn Holloway, Wanda Adkins. Third Row, left to right: David Stout, Larry Green, William Townsend, Audrey Hentlsel, Nell Skinner, Peggy Land- rey, Phyllis Whealy, Ruth Dawson. Fourth Row, left to right-Sammy Reed, judith Dolen, Martha Ann Luce, Glenna Baldridge, Loretta johnson. janire Phillips, Claudia Drayer, jane Phillips, Fifth Row, left to right-Ar thttr Green, joyce Shaner, Elaine Mc- Shirley, joyce Lusk, Charline Apple- gate, Mary Aul. Merrilyn Reasoner. Enrolled but not in picture-Vernon Goodpaster, Martha Pettigrew. Teach- er-Mr. Metzcar. GRADE 5 First Row, left to right-Vernice Kem, jerry Lennington, joanne Terrill, Pat- ti Cole, Myrna Reed, Darelene Miller, janice Metzcar, jeivell Waddell, Mary Weaver, Bernice Mark, Linda Tarry. Second Rout, left to right-Mrs. Mil- ler, teacher, Harriett McDonald, De- loris Brown, Norma Vise, judy Wag- ner, joyce Crouse, Max Broadwater. john Aul, johnny Butler, jimmy Mc- Donald, Rodney Ehrete, Floyd Kem, Rex Broadwater, Robt. Mathew. Third Row, left to right-Beverly Lingle, Thelma Webb, Florence Day, Barbara Wooley, Phillip Yottng. Dal- las Henderson, Dick Morrison, Ken- neth More, Gayson Terry. Fourth Row. left to right-Shirley Spencer. Sharon Childs, Hollis Belfrey, Larry Bousman, Tom Thornburg. Fred Haisley, jimmy Pearson, Carl Green, Harold Chambers, jack Gettys, Robt. Reynolds, Billy Ritchie, Duane Hend- sel. Enrolled, but not in picture- Anna Stevenson, Max Hensley, jay Kelly Childs, Phyllis Keller, Bertha Campbell. GRADES 4 AND 5 First Row, left to right-William Don- ovan, Larry Drown, Eugene Butcher, Max Hopper, Richard Dunnuck, Har- lam Mohler, jerry Miller, Eddie Gene McKibben. Second Row. left to right- Edward Borman, Michael McGuire, Terry Belcher, jeanine Etchison, Bev- erly King, Shirley Carson, Mary Stew- art. Betty Heaton, Betty Cagley. Third Row, left to right-Maryethel Reed, Sulan Miller, Rollin Hole, Dana Sue Drumn, Robert Pence, jttlayne jus- tice, Gaylon Williams, Billy Lee Don- ovan, Melvin Koontz. Fourtlz Row. left to right-Betty Collins, Helen Smith, judith Frazee, Henry Masters. Robert Lodge, Donna McKinley. Christine McClain, Barbara Kegley. NIOIIIB Rose Morrow, Robert jackson. Fifth Row. left to right-Naomi Hod- son, Shirley Snodgrass, Mona Ragcr, joanne Mt-Kinley, joyce Wade, judith Gibson, jerry Conkle, Ann Baxter. Ed- ward Comer. Enrolled, hut not in f1irlttt'e-Totnnty Monroe, Bruce Clay- bough. Tenrlter-Mrs. Carnes. '32 .1 Happy hearts mul happy fumes, Happy play H1 gmssy places S11.vENsoN Q Row I-Donald Adkins, Sandra Belcher, Marion Burton, Russell Callaway, Robert Cook, jane Christenson, Eleanor Crawley, Albert Cummins, Shirley Davis. Ronald Donovan. Row IIH Billy Dunn, Bob Dragoo, Phillip Ellison, Hazel Erdle, Martha Estep, Donald Estes, Richard Frazee, Shirley Fuller, Phyllis Green, Benny Grimes. Hou' 1l1MRobert Haisley, Barbara Hendsel, David Hensley, joe Hensley, Nila Hensley, Eugene Hiatt, Robert Hulfer, Marie Hunley. Richard Ingram, Marilyn Koontz. Rau' Il'-Tommy Mann, Floyd Martin, Virginia McClain, Paul McKibben, Beulah Meyer, Wlinola Mohler, Ronald Morrow, Byron Pettigrew, Karl Reed, Beverly Ruddick. Row V-Hlilliam Shorter, Bob Smith, Ora Stephenson, Byron Teegarden, Elouise Terry, Wayne Thornburg, Patty Tolin, Paul Vise, Ralph Waddell, Carroll Weaver, Donald Williams. Those enrolled but not in picture-Darrell Hensley, jo Ann Myers. 'Wi 8? gmt 7 x 5 -051 R ' . E 2' x 9 A 'Qs 5+ g'I'3'SI RW gon if ---ff :QF ASQ ff- 3 1 'X' IG 42423 '15 gif- -ur' X I an ' ' grae. ,, Row I-Dick Antrim, Betty Applegate, joanne Broadwater, Stanley Carmichael, Harold Collins, Pete Davis, Eddie Dragoo, Patty Estep. Rozu II-Phillip Frazier. Lucille Green, Robert Hayden, Perry Hensley, Naomi Hodson, jerry johnson, Betty Kiser, Wayne Lennington. Row III- Phyllis Mann, Robert McKinley, Wilberta McKinley, Donald Mellot, Patty Mixell, Donald Morgan, Cheri Myers, Flora Mae Newman. Ron' ll'-Nell Pence, Patti Pettigrew, Patty Phillips, jim Skinner, lfred Smith, Harry Stephenson, Beverly Stevens. Beulah Stewart. Row I'--Donna Swanger, Railord Terry, Lois Wallace, liyelyn Watkins. Verna Warlel, Bonnie Williams, Nancy Williams, james Clark. VVishing lurk to the juniors who will occupy the Senior rows next year. They started the year by selling concessions at the baseball park. During the course ol' the year they received their rings, sponsored a bake sale, sold con- fessions at the basketball games, sponsored the sale ol green and white hats, gave a runrmage sale, and presented a Class play. The ollieers for the year were: Dow MoRo.xN, president, HARRY STIEPHENSON, wire-president: NANCY XVILLIAMS, serretrzry: and H.xRoi.n CoLLtNs, treasurer. gfdllye 10 Rout I-Rosie Baxter, Philip Brown, jack Collins, lirina Daugherty, Marna Donovan, Sandy llragoo. Barbara I-Illiott, Betty lirdle. Ron' ll-Edward lfreeman, Herbert lfuson, Ronald Croyes, William Haisley, Dona Halbert, jndilh Heaton, Carl Hensley, Tom Hensley. Row Ill- Mary Hutchison, jerry jackson, Robert johnson, Ronald King, Perry Mahoney, joyee Mann. lleloris Masters, Lewis Mathew. Rau' ll'-lNlarilyn lNlrCollnm, john Morris, Bobby Nichols, john Payne, Herman Pearson, Ceorge Pettigrew, Dick Pngsley, C. Reagan. Ron' I'-Barbara Reed, jack Reed, Hester Shipley. Sarah Skinner, l-'ay SUlllllCl'l2lllll, Beverly Stark, jane Thorn- burg, Donna Townsend, jobn Whealy. linrollerl, Iml noi in pirfure-l,enora jones, Mollyo Williamson. QI' 61576 9 Ron' I-Nancy .Xntriin, Wayne .Xntrim, Robert Mil, Nancy Broadwater, joyce Cash, Faustine Childs, Marguerite Cook. Ron' Il-Rirhard Crawley. Patsy Deweese, Marilyn Dryer, Allred lillison. Dorotlia liverelt, jim Frazier, Harold Cale. Itou' III-Carl Goodpaster, Lowell Hendsel, joyre Landry, Rollin Lennington, Ora Loveless, jack Manor, Cuba Mathew. Ron' ll'-Carolyn Mrkinley. Christina Mitthell, Richard Puckett, jark Reagan, joyre Reagan, janet Rees, john Stephenson. Ilozu I'-Chester Stewart. jolm Stewart, jean Storer, Panl Talbott, joanne 'I'homp- son, Mt-ryin Yanoxer, Helen Wade. Hou' Vlwliarl Wages. Harold Wages. Mary jo Wagner, Bill Wallace, llonaltl lYalkins, Billy XYilhoit, Hiltna XX'ortb. lfnroilrrl, lull nol in jzirlrtwgllt-loves Campbell, Phillip Stephenson. Iunim' offinfrs, lfft to right! Tom Collins, tr'f'r1.x'1trz'1'5 Nancy Williams, s1'f,'1'z'lary,' Donald Morgml, f1l'f'Sl!lI'tIlQ nml llzirry Slcplicllson, vin'- f7t'f'YlIl1'lll. Ifiglztlz grnzlv offifzers, left to rightallill Hoflicrr, vice- jnmirlmilg Joy YN'z1llacc, swo- rvtar y: Edward Hllicaly, f1n's1'rlf'11lg and Sain Morri son, lrf'r1.f1n'1'r'. 'gt' -4 , r .i ,V it 13. W Y-p, l'tlfA'llIlI!llI nffifmzv, lvft to riglzt-Ora Loveless, vice- 1IliK.llfll'?1l,' Riclizml Puckett. srrrelary-treasurffrg Billy XYillioit, rvfwrn'ter'sg and Ricliarcl Crawley, llI'l?Si!ll'Il t. Soplmmore officers sratrfl- Ronald Crovcs, jn'r'sirlc11t,' and strmrling, left to right- Lenora jones, lI'f'dSlll't'I',' Dick Pugslcy, wire'-fn'1'sirle'11Ig and Barbara Recd, s1'1'r'r'trtr'y. Seventh grade officers, left to Tigllf-BClllllC Grimes, lI'f'llSLll'f't'f Ora Stephenson, vicff-prmiclmzlg lion Wil- liams, repartf'rg Virginia MC- Clain, 1l7'f'Slll6tIlf and Paul Vice, sr'l'rf'tnry. V If ilk r f l lg ' i 1, f l x ggzofzfiecy Bong! Bong!! Bong!!! lt is now 3:30. Time for the news from Y. H. S. bringing you reports from here and there concerning today's celebrities. Now for the news . . . joe Baxter and Bob Main are competing against each other for the championship of l960 . . . Marilyn Mahoney and Barbara Keller own a flower shop in New York . . . We hear that Nancy johnson is getting along nicely as a news reporter for the Yorktown Star. Good luck Nancy . . . Charles Ingram is acting as football coach at Notre Dame. His team defeated California this year . . . johnny Gunter is starring in Dalt VVisney's new production, Life With Donald. and Elmer Warfel, Hugh Morris, and Bob Kiser as Hughy, Leuy, and Dewey . . . joelma Tosh holds the office of president of the 4-H Club of Indiana . . . Well, well, if we don't have two lady congressmen this year. Namely Wanda QI-Ialberty Armstrong, and joretta McKinley ...A lim Lodge, who conducts Harry james' band, is playing at the Blondmore Hotel, which is owned and operated by Nadene Reagan and Rosalie Merry . . . Mary Joanne Hall is giving a piano concert in the Metropolitan Opera House. She will be there three days. WVe hear she is doing quite well . . . Bob Reynolds and his wife, Nancy Hofherr, are in New York with his ball team of Yorktown Univer- sity . . . jim Ramsey is acting as a stand-in for Charles Boyer. He's doing good work, so we hear . . . jackie Landis has taken the job of manager of Block's De- partment Store in Indianapolis . . . You say you want to learn to drive? Well, go to Doris Wilkin's Driving School in the metropolis of Yorktown. She'll help you . . . If you take a ride on the Coast-to-Coast Airliner you will probably meet june Southerland working as a hostess . . . jim Puckett is a hat designer in Hollywood. No other hats like them! Huh, jim? . . . Ladies Be Seated g This is Dick Groves' opening lines on this show. He is now master of ceremonies . . . Tom Hofherr and Bill Harman run the wrecking service for the State Police. Their post is in Muncie . . . Idella Fink is a fashion designer in Holly- wood. She is well known throughout the world . . . Why don't you take a vacation? You can always find room at W'anda McKibben's summer resort in California . . . The G. A. A. of Yorktown is quite popular, since janet Ellis is coach. She is doing fine work, too . . . Opal Stewart is serving as Margaret O'Brien's private hair stylist . . . Barbara Troxler and George Ruddick are traveling over the world singing. They are known as the Sob Sisters . . . Learn to ski in a week! That's what is promised at the Ski Club owned by Catherine Crawley. She is the ski champion of the year . . . The famed You- Break-'Em-We-Fix-'Em Garage is owned by Marvin Loveless . . . Karl Stout is the tight-rope-walker for Max Evilsizer's circus. It's the biggest and best in the world . . . jack Morrison is assistant manager to Mary and Patty Morrow in their Dental Clinic in Cammack, Indiana . . . Iris QHensleyy Copping is a stenographer for john Powers' Modeling Company . . . Maxine Rager is in Washington, D. C., doing F. B. I. work. With this we wind up another celebrity broadcast. This is your announcer bidding you goodbye until tomorrow at the same time. Station YI-IS signing off. 22 t OPAL ELLENBELL STEWART Chorus 9-10-12 4-H Club 9-10-11-12 Orchestra 9-10-11 G. A. A. I0-11-12 Pep Club Hayloft Jamboree Band 9-10-12 MAX EVERETTE EVILSIZER, JR. Air Corps Band EI'IsoDa Staff BORED of Education DORIS Louisa YVILKIN ' nt G. A. A. 9-10 PresIde Pep Club Library 9-10-12 Broadcaster Staff EPISODE Staff Commercial Club Charter Member Always ready for fun 11-12 Although she is a sludious gal, No matter what your trouble To you she is a pal. Franklin Press Conference Broadcaster Staff EPISODE Staff An individual with Ideas of her own. A BOBBIE EUGEN Air Corps Basketball 12 Operetta 11 EPISODE Staff Boys' Sextette Hayloft Jamb Chorus 11-12 T. N. T. 1: MAIN oree Tall, Neat and Terrific. RICHARD LIELVIN Gkovns Discussion Group, V. Presi dent Senior Play Broadcaster Staff EPISODE Staff Hayloft Jamboree Chorus Boys' Sextette He blushes at the Mention of a Iady's name. LUELLA JANET ELLIS JOIIN WILLIAM GUNTIZR EPISODE Staff Broadcaster Staff Library 9-10-ll-12 ChorIIs 9-10 G. A. A. 9-10-11 Pep Club 4-H 9-10 Charter Member Her sense of duty evident. Senior Play Hayloft Jamboree Chorus Boys' Sextette Entered in 12 My name is john Gunter But people call me Johnnie, And when it comes to mock- is most ing Donald Duck I am really quite funny. BILLY RM' HARNIAN Treasurer Class ll 1iI'IsoDI-1 Staff 11lARCARET JUNE SOUTHERLAND G. A. A. 10-12 Pep Club Chorus Commercial Club Ilroarlmsler Staff 1'1PlSODE Staff Shrfs sinrere, good, and der lint slill she giggles. 1llIil.I,A 11E1.LIi FINK 4-H Club 9-10-11-12 Chorus 9-10 Pep Club linsemble 11 Comulcrcial Club liroarlrasler Staff EPISODE Staff Charter Member SlIe's one of the say-little Tllink-murlz type. Confidentially, we think She is all right. EPISODI-1 Stall' C. A. A. 9-10 Treasurer 12 Chorus Latin Comesr II Her ways are Ways of pleasantness. -4 'A 'Zn I.f'l duly go lo smash. IRIS FAY HENSLEY Vice-President 12 Orchestra 9-11 EPISODE Staff liroarleaster Staff Senior Play Chorus 9-10 Charter Member She's not a flower, she's not a pearl, But she's an all round hae girl. MAXINI: ALDI-:RTA RACER ELMER EDWARD WAR!-'FL EI-lsom: Stal? Fire Squad Commercial Club Charter Member Is he bored, or is he shy? Can he talk, or 1uon't he try? Ufdii Huuu JUNIOR NIORRIS Hroadrasfer Staff EI'IsoDIc Staff Commercial Club Speech is great, but Silence is grealer. 79 if is . sd N.. .- ' - ' was ., Q---gmgf . 1' ' -' ag'3-3-fi?e.s . ,g li 1545 J . . E Mn .Tia is .fs GEORGE RICHARD RUDDICK Baseball 11-12 Senior Play Student Manager 12 EPISODE Staff Chorus 12 Broadcaster Staff I like work, it fascinates me. I could sit and look at it for hours. 45 My name is Patty Morrow, I am really very quiet. just mention something dif- ferent And I'll have to try it. JACK HAROLD MORRISON Algebra Contest 9 Geometry Contest 10 Basketball 11-12 Baseball 10-11-12 Vice-President 11 President 12 EPISODE Staff Broadcaster Staff Senior Play Discussion Group Commercial Club Keen sense, common sense And a lot of room for non- 367756. YVANDA KIGER MCKIDIIEN Chorus 9-10-11 EPISODE Staff G. A. A. 9-10 Commercial Club When she makes up her mind to do something, better let her do it. 1 PATRICIA ANN MORROW Broadcaster Staff Girls' Sextette Pep Club Chorus 9-10-11-12 Library Staff EPISODE Staff Treasurer 10 Secretary 12 Hayloft Jamboree Opereua 12 G. A. A. 10 MARVIN KEITH LovELEss Broadcaster EPIsoDE Staff No rush, I A life time ANNA NADENE REACAN Chorus 9-12 Pep Club Broadcaster Staff EPISODE Staff Commercial Club Fair of face and fazr of mind: Ever jolly and ever kind MARY jo HALL Chorus 9-10-11-12 Hayloft Jamboree Girls' Sextette EPISODE Staff Commercial Club No canned music for m I'Il make my own. Staff have to live. JINIINHE LEE pUCK,.iTT XIARY JACQUELYN Moiuzow EPISODE Staff Fire Squad Commercial Club H11Y10fl JHl11b0l'6C Tl1at's not a cyclone coming, fflflsl Sexteue 3 Tl1at's jim's Ford. 22l?riiagg1r0'115 ll 12 G. A. A. I0 Library 9-10 Pep Club NANCY ANN Hofmann Band Orchestra Yell Leader 10-21 Pep Club Girls' Sextette C. A. A. ll Evisooe Staff Library 9 Commercial Club Hayloft jamboree Queen of Homecoming Charter Member As pretty as a picture And as good as gold. Rosfxus INII-:RRY MCAFEE Chorus 9-12 Library Staff ll-12 livisomi Staff Haylofl Jamboree Commercial Club A bungalow for two Will be her life anew. Senior Play EPISODE Staff Commercial Club Charter Member Clem Tuosms Nm Hornmuz Fire Squad Commercial Club EPISODE Staff Charter Member lily name is Tom Hoflzerr A guy who likes to speed just a little more of it -. Is all that I need. , E Q 1 S lf my '- A g JACQUELINE DONN Chorus 9 G. A. A. ll-12 Emsooe Staff Pep Club Broadcaster Staff Charter Member Always neat, Always sweet, She is complete. And with her smile ia? 5555 s JOSEPH EUGENE BAXTER Golden Gloves Fire Squad Here comes joe With a twinkle in his eye Enough to make Any girl sigh. X3N My name is Mary Morrow, My hair is quite red After yelling at a ballgame I'm just about dead 1 ...V 3, Y .. K ff? ff 1352 .V 5155311 I 1 Ul CHARLES EDWARD Commercial Club EPISODE Staff Happy-go-lucky, Fair and free. There's nothing that both- CTS md. 45 The kind whom of student for Teachers are thankful. VVALLACE EDWIN KISER Fire Squad EPISODE Staff Charter Member Take it easy. INGRAM NANCY CARROLL JOHNSON Editor of Broadcaster EPISODE Staff 4-H 9-10 Algebra Contest Chorus 9-10-ll Girls' Sextette 12 Latin Contest 10-11 Discussion Group Band 9-10 Orchestra 9 Pep Club Franklin Press Conference Commercial Club Charter Member NIARILYN JO NIA!-IONEY Chorus 9-10-12 Broadcaster Staff EPISODE Staff Commercial Club Pep Club Hayloft Jamboree Charter Member Small but mighty. BARBARA ANN TROXLER Senior Play Band 9-I0-ll-12 Orchestra 9 4-H 9-10 Operetta 10-12 Broadcaster Staff EPISODE Staff Chorus 9-10-ll-l2 Girls' Sextette Pep Club Hayloft Jamboree Commercial Club A mixture of fun and wit- tiness, As everyone knows well, Are the leading roles of her character For short-We think Sll6'S swell. CATHERINE KAY CRAWLEY Latin Contest 10 Operetta 12 Broadcaster Staff EPISODE Staff Discussion Group, President Yell Leader 12 Pep Club Commercial Club There is fun and frolic brewing When Catherine is aroundg You'll marvel at her numer- ous friends And at her wits astound. KARL FRANKLIN Srour, JR. Operetta ll Chorus ll-I2 Broadcaster Staff EPISODE Staff Boys' Sextette All great men are dead And I'm not feeling so well. JAMES I-IiL1'oN RAMSEY Basketball ll-12 Baseball 10-ll-12 Senior Play Vice-President 9 Emsoni: Staff Chorus 12 Boys' Sextette Broadcaster Staff Hayloft Jamboree Commercial Club Charter Member ing. BARBARA JEAN KELLER Hayloft Jamboree Broadcaster Stall EPISODE Staff Pep Club Chorus 9-10-ll-12 Majorette 9-12 Commercial Club Franklin Press Conference Her smile is her most Constant companion N WANDA LEE HALBERT Library Stall 9 Operetta 9-ll Chorus 9-ll Discussion Group, Secrelarv Secretary II ' Broadcaster Staff Editor of EPISODE Purdue Legislative Confer- ence Senior Play Pep Club Commercial Club Charter Member A nice disposition, A heart full of glee, A nice little housewife Someday she'll be. JOELMA Tosn Chorus 9-l0-ll Operetta 10 4-H 9-l0-ll-12 Broadcaster Staff EPISODE Staff Vice-President 10 Discussion Group Girls' Sextette Commercial Club Pep Club Hayloft Jamboree Talking is my Favorite past time. The time l've lost in wooing Has been my heart's undo- ,lf A JORETTA DAwN MCKINLEY Chorus 9-I0-ll Operetta 9-ll Senior Play 4-H 9-10-ll Broadcaster Staff Emsnca Stall President 10 Purdue Legislative ence Discussion Group Charter Member What I think I must say. ' 31 ' ' . T 'lwfilf , ' L '-Q 9 si si ROBERT WILLIAM REYNOLDS Basketball 10-ll-12 Baseball 10-ll-I2 President 9-ll Commercial Club Er-:som-: Staff Librarian 12 Fire Squad Want my autograph, girls? Confer- C! JAMES LEoN Loncr Band ll-12 Chorus, 12 EPISODE Staff Hayloft Jamboree His sax music send For the journey is done and the summit attained, And the barriers fall, Though a battle's to fight ere the guerdon be gained, The reward of it all. -BROWNING Ufdii Q3 08172 f1Il1 of 1s'1'11oo1 11-fl' 111111 11fe's s1'11oo1 1111' 1Il1'lQ'1I1j' .Yl?111UT.Y pass, ll'1'I11 Illlllly I'U11IlI1f'.S'1S, 1111111y duels, l'1'1'1o1'1o11.v Io 1110 11151. As 111 I111' 1111111 of life we go, We 11111111 of 1110 1111'1Ig.S 111111 are past. 11111 I111'1'1' are mrmy l1ll'1Ig.Y to know, If z111f'1-rf to 111'111'ew1' 1116 big task. UI your joys 111111 of yUll7'.Y01'1'0ZU, l 11111 only gA1ll?S.9,' 11111 I-11 1111' I11.s'k.s' of your lomorrozu I T111-.811 you great sucress. ' Cl..-XSS MOTTO: You never know 11111111 you mn do 1111111 you Iry. CLASS COLORS: Blue and XVhite CLASS FLOWERS: Red and while IUSCS . Senior oflirwrs and s11o11s0rs, seated, lrfl to right-Mr. Swangcr, sponsorg jack Morrison, II1'f'S1l1l'H1,' and Mrs. Kimmel, spormor. Stanrling-Iris Hen- sley, vice-president, and Patty Morrow .w'1'reIary. Maxine Ragcr, Irrasurer, was absent when piflure was taken. y 1 1 L' ' Y I 1 1 IJ- 1 I S I 1 1 1 9 ff F 11L.f 1111 m .'., Q1 iff. W? 's 2 i 3 1 1 I S I -nv N x 4,1 iw. v - , . ,, .XX S 1. 11 .Mak elk ff 1 '5 N we .f , A X. , in M -Q Fwy N ' Bombs away I .' Vicious?? N01 just Why have hangers. sleepy- Bet you can,t turn your ears ZH. Vevy WWC the Open bo al , 67CCep n W ok. Ah-1111, sweet peace ,- .,..-Mfeff' 'J,,,, ...- L,.,,,,M- S I. Q! xry .x l . f , L, .5 , . . ' ' 12 51 1 Av' . X x Ep . in '41 1 -4 , V ,ak 5 rw, -,,,,,.- 4 1 e' ' , nf-'rx ' A Q ' ' wfffi -- M.,-'ff--Fm: V F ' f Q , I It mf 12. A 1 3 P 5 V Si: g Q A X xx 4 5 QI F , v Q 5 ff i wg-3 6 X Q 0 i ij: . X, Q V EW ,4 x sn K, T , .y J 14 rs L E if E , 'fm' We ' 4 Q S i .J S , . V: Q gn 5 5 au 1 QL A mail!! A X so WN 1, H4-. H EA LT H ,X class in hcznlth means study of thc pants ol' thc body, their func- tion, and their cure. XVher1 21 doctor isn't handy, just Call a student ol' health - wc know all about first uid, too. ,fs- 2, SQ t, The home eco- nomics teacher is Mrs. Brown. VOCATIONAL ARTS - INDUSTRIAL ARTS Through the doors of the industrial arts shop pass the future craftsmen. The shop is equipped for drafting and woodworking, and teaches young boys the value of their hands. 'M'-+-mQ.,., I Q6 i VOCATIONAL ARTS - HOME ECONOMICS The home economics department serves a three-fold pur- pose. It lays the foundation in preparing the young girl for a career in the business world, as a homemaker 'and mother, and helps her to live her life to the fullest capacity. -11 The industrial arts teacher is Mr. Stephenson. Q ,on A QW 'af 24 ,, iw lf' A f if 6 if r 17? O ff if ,. 1' ' -. f- mf 4? .ff 5, QR Y , 5- 1 , - r f 'W 11 V v 2 V, 4, wwf ' .G L ' Q - S X we A The social studies teachers are seated left to right: Mrs. Kimmel! Mrs. Dunn, and Mr. Painter. 7 SOCIAL STUDIES Napoleon, the Constitution, and the California gold rush are only a few of the topics dis- cussed in this class. The history department includes ancient his- tory, American history, and Civics. -I- ull v , W Ml, IW' U ---1......... E MATHEMATICS el? Yorktown rs noted for IIS out- stzmdmg lll2ilhClll2lllCl21I1S. Here the sludcnls study practical 2llxlIlIlllCllC, zllgclmra, advanced .1lgcln.1, pl.mc .md solrd gnom- cuy and lIlgOIl0IllClly X. ,rm I C' JK Q The mathematics teachers are sented left to right: Mr. Babcock, Mr. Stephenson, Mrs. Hcnklc, :mal Mr. Callu- way. 6 fs' ,X . HU' ss Y 0 1 , Nw. The science teachers are Mr. Babcock and Mrs. Henkle. 5 SCIENCE ln the lab tomorrow's scientists slave over the fundamentals. The science department offers experience in physics, chemis- try, biology, :incl general science. 75 K M!! Q f ' fy vlglggy .50 UQ: u 5 My , -57-lf'!n I .f I 5-'v 'K . E, R 'K ENGLISH 'l'l1c English department is thc largest in thc school. Here stu- ism. iw as, llCIll.S l'0llCCIlll'lllC Oil gl'2lIlllTl2ll', lllCl'2lllll'C, Latin :md journal- 'sl xynhw' .rw- The English teachers arc Mrs. Hofhcrr, Mrs. jones, and Mrs. Dunn. SARAH BRO W gan state B. S N 01116 EC0nomi' Ph cs Spofiffil Ofifgafggd I VILLIMIENE HOFHERR Lall State B. S. lnglish Lusiness .ibrary Science ponsor of junior Class A 0.9. L we A X 't . 1 1 CARI. F. PAINTER Indiana University AB. A. Nl. Ohio State Post Graduate Anthony Wayne Institute Social Studies linglish Botany Sponsor of Sophomore Class MARGUERITE DUNN Ball State A. B. L... Ball State RS. Business Education Physical Education G. A. A. Sponsor of Junior Class English Social Science KENNETH WYOOLEY Sponsor of Freshman Eastern Illinois State Class Teachers College Ball State Music Sponsor of Freshman Class X iawwwxx ts. BRXGHT College A 'Cat' tone worth LlnieZg5i1Y OK x Univ 3 Outta. Cc . 5039 .. g cial . Ctafh Y HYNKLE Satin or og senior 019 nes? s 005 00Ke Haute C0 V 'ref' . Bloxogix ce : tis .- rx Xe iciifiwerai E61 th GW 590950 WALTER L. STEPHEN- SON Ball State B. of Sc. Physical Edtlcation Industrial Arts Mathematics Sponsor of 8th Grade XV. CLAY BABCOCK Ball State University of New Mexico California Institute of Technology Physics Chemistry Mathematics Sponsor of 7th Grade Class Sponsor of Sophomore R IIQZLRINI BETTY JONES Hcahgtare B- S. Ball State A B l'liy,ic ' English al Educat. Latin 'OH Library MARIETTA SUTTON PRINCIPAL R. cz. CL.'XI.l4.-KWAY Imlizmn Slate .L II. lllIlIl'l' Universilv l'uixe1'si1y ol' Cluirugo Spefizll Ciuulxlzule Work I RUST ILE Lloyd LIIIIIS NII-1Rl,li SXNVXNKLICR llnll Slllll' llulixlllal IIIIIXLTSIII' llllsiness l'llllIl'illIOIl I'hysicnI l'lklllL'2lll0Il Sponsor Senior Clase CLERK Josephine Parkinson ADVISORY BOARD Sfanrling. Irfl In righf-Arlcy Pugsley. .w'r1'1'1r1rx': Mr. Curtis. lr'uxtf'f': 'Timothy Russell, presidenfg Tom Cannon, 'l'rm'nslrip Allrwrzvy, and lilmer lillis whose picture does not appear. N I .-XSSlS'l',-XNI' PRINCIPAL Dm Dain They walk here with us, hand in hand, We gossip, knee by hneeg They tell us all that they have planned Of all their joys to be, - And, laughing, leave us,' And, to-day, All desolate we ery Across wide waves of voieeless graves - 5 Good-by! Good-by! Good-by! -Riley Ulla 1945 f2lso .S YORKTOWN HIGH SCHOOL YORKTOWN, INDIANA Sui? X ,,,Vf4g.. -A W ' i,,2Mg 4 ' 'Lili :iff QE., 1 - L., u.m,f . 5 - 4 '- , A , ., V ,Lvf j , L v .12 kt., :?fi:f5, X 11. . 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