Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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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

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' ' 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.

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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