Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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-Y .v--v- --W--pw W... nf-we -V+ . Y... 5. . EPISODE Every yearbook staff goes to work with a commendable and fervid ambition to produce an outstanding edition of school memories for that year. Such can be said about the class of '49. Time, thought, and effort were well spent by the class, and the Epirode, which is entirely written and financed by the seniors, is the fruit of such work. The staff functioned under six committees: advertising, layout, write up, pictures, sports, and circulation. Over all these committees were Donna Swanger, Editor-in-chief, and Don Morgan, Assistant Editor. Immense credit goes to Mrs. Jones and Mr. Callaway who advised and assisted with the entire project. All final copy was typed under the super- vision of Mrs. Eastman. The class would also like to thank Mr. Small for his help in taking some of the informal shots. The staff and sponsors are proud of the result of the confusion and hard work-the 1949 Epifode. They hereby challenge the future seniors to do as well or better. The Epirode committee heads-reared: Joyce Johnson, advertisingg Verna Warfel, picture, Ph llis Mann, write-up, Wilberta McKinley, sportsg Standing, Lois Wallace, layout, Joanne Broadwater, circulationg Donna Swanger, Editor-in-Chiefg Don Morgan, assist- ant Editorg Harry Stephenson, advertisingg and Eddie Dragoo, sports. Thanks to Pete, Raiford, Phil, and Wayne, the world's best solicitors of advertising. Here we are at work. wwawest.,..tseXrS'f3- .sf2.'.:1.,tr, . i Jlwsswbx. . S-mat lm-Lsxisfe siimt Q -ss

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LIBRARY Within the hallowed chambers of the library assemble many studious people. In this sanctuary they do reference work for classes, select books for book reports, read magazines and newspapers for current events, and do light reading for pleasure. Found here are excellent sources of valuable information. Some of these are the pamphlet hle, encyclopedias, biographic section, dictionaries, magazines, and readers' guides. Any library must have a well trained staff. Under the direction of Mrs. jones, librarian, are joy Wallace, Joyce Mann, Barbara Reed, Lenora jones, Betty Erdle, John Morris, Phil Brown, Jerry Jackson, and John Whealy. F. H. A. The F. H. A., Future Homemakers of America, a state and nation- wide organization, was extended to Y. H. S. this year. This club is for high school girls who have been or are enrolled in home eco- nomics. This organization is intended to develop social qualities and to promote and develop better home life for its members and their families. Mrs, Brown directs both the F. H. A. and 4-H. F. H. A. ofirerr are at left: Marna Donovan, presidentg Jean Storer, treasurerg Joyce Kem, secretaryg Karen Wagner, song leader, Faustine Childs, parliamentariang Barbara Elliott, pianistg Margue- rite Cook, historian, Faye Southerland, vice-president. 4-H Enrichment and development of youth are the principles of the 4-H club, members of which are both boys and girls. Last year York- town's club had one of the highest ratings in baking, food prepara- tion, food preservation, and room improvement. Ninety-seven out of a hundred completed their projects and from this number forty- three received blue ribbons. Yorktown sent three entries to the State Fair and each attained the honor of being awarded blue ribbons. 4-H Officers: standing from left to right below are, Beulah Stewart, recreational leader, joan Thompson, treasurer, Shirley Bilby, pianistg jean Storer, reporter, realed from left to right are, Lois Wallace, vice-presi- dent, Nancy Williams, secretaryg Flora Newman, song leader. joelma Tosh, president, was graduated last year and was not present when pic- ture was taken. Qs.,