Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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PROPHECY , Gee-It's-Cold, Alaska January 4, 1980 Dear Diary, Landed here today after six minutes of continuous flying. One more stop and my tour of the world will be complete. While roaming the streets of this forsaken Eskimo village, I made a startling discovery. In an abandoned igloo I found a large slab of driftwood onwhich was carved the following message: To whom it may concern, My name is JERRY JACKSON. I, along with the other Eskimos of this village, left November 10, 1978, to explore Mystery Isle, that sec- tion' of the moon which has never been explored by any human being. In case I don't come back, I have written the names of several of my classmates of dear 'ole Yorktown High, so that if necessary they can rescue me. Here are their names and occupations the last time I heard of them: DON MELLOTT, the world's greatest politician and head of the U. N. His secretary is BARBARA REED. GEORGE PETTIGREW,, winner of the International Boxing Contest. Contact JOHN PAYNE, his manager. , JOHN MORRIS, LEWIS MATHEW, and RONALD KING, pro- prietors of the Slick and Squirmy Fishing Worm Factory which is located at Catalina Island. MARNA DONOVAN, well known hula-hula dancer of the Hawaiian Islands. MOLLY WILLIAMSON is her agent. CARL HENSLEY, ROBERT JOHNSON, and PHILIP BROWN, uranium miners in Lower Slobolvia. JAYNE THORNBURG and DESSIE KIRBY, famous undersea divers, noted for their colorful photographs of sea animals. Admiral JOHN WHEALY, owner of the U. 'S. S. Hopeless. His chief assistants are PERRY MAHONEY and GOLA HENSLEY, BETTY ERDLE and LEONORA JONES, relief workers. They relieve millionaires of their money. HERBERT FUSON, Director of the Fuson Fun Frolics, now on Broadway for its tenth year. JOYCE MANN, BARBARA ELLIOTT, and FAY SOUTHERLAND are his most popular show girls. SANDY DRAGOO, internationally famous wrestler. His partner is JACK REED. UHESTER SHIPLEY, manager of a Steam-Bath establishment in the tropics. ED FREEMAN, bullfighter in Rio de Janiero. JACK FAULKNER, president of the Faulkner Motorcycle Factory. RONALD GROVES, creator of the comic strip, Bertha and Her Blues. ' Two of my friends, Professors DICK PUGSLEY and BILL HAISLEY, are accompanying me to the moon. Farewell!! This astonishing discovery has made me very happy as I was also a member of that same class. I am now going to the moon to locate the missing explorers. DONA HALBERT.

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JUNIORS We would like to say a word about the juniors, who will so gladly take our place next year. These students have worked diligently throughout the year and were very successful in every project which they undertook. At the first of the year they were happy to receive their class rings. Later they enjoyed a party at Memorial Park in New Castle. Other activities have included selling concessions at the baseball and basketball games, sponsoring two suppers, selling pencils, balloons, and streamers, and cooperating with the music department in presenting the minstrel show. On April 14 they presented Aunt Tillie Goes to Town, a hilarious comedy which was enjoyed by all those attending. The juniors also entertained the seniors with a Junior-Senior Prom on April 29. The sponsors are Mrs. Dunn and Mr. Wooley. Seated leit to right -- Janet Rees, reporter, Joyce Landrey secretary-treasurer, John Stephenson, vice-president Phil Stephenson, president. First row, left to right - Nancy Antrim, Wayne Antrim, Robert Aul, Nancy Broadwater, Joyce Cash. Second row - Faustine Childs, Marguerite Cook, Richard Crawley, Patsy Dewcese, Marilyn Dryer. Third row -- Al Ellison, Jim Frazier, Harold Gale, Rebecca Hall, Don Harmon. Foul-gh row - Joyce Landrey, Rollin Lennington, Ora Loveless, Jack Manor, Cuba Mathew. Fifth row - Carolyn McKinley, Christina Mitchell, Richard Puckett, Jack Reagan, janet Rees. Sixlh row - John Stephenson, Phil Stephenson, Earl Stewart, John Stewart, Jean Storer, Paul Talbot. Seventh row - Joanne Thompson, Maryqjo Wag- ner, Bill Wallace, Don Watkins ,Bill Wilhoit, Wilma Worth. gbfyslefsf maple- , . .. aimnmwwvw ,W -f -. Y,