Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

, P 3 3 ! 'K 1 Af --Qs 15 ,F ff M, '21 ,I4 .QM -vw Q- S f 1 4: , ' x S 'n S 3 I T ff 44 . f A .W A5 . ,A X , I ? 5 I V 5 2 K Q Q , Q , ln' q ' r. ' f HRK' 1 - 5' W- '. , Q . N Q x x X Q 4 M .f...X -f Q Q 1 M, f W ' X ' Q -X - X ,,... ,fm-E-gl ' -1- - ' ' ' ' ' , 'E . . 'rm . W' ' ' ,,.,i A - '- Darlene Miller Editor-in -chief Max Broadwater Art Editor Anna Stephenson Business Manager EPISODE Mx... .1L...- if i X Www ,K Aww '5' vffwv nw 5 N EW? S 7 ,N-4 V: if Sw S 2-R if li' m if ' is 5 S 1255 Swish - M:-w,'..x. S ' 5 X I M ,N-,Q ., 11- ... MMKRQ v-Qian ,,..M. , A gy .ws K ' J 1 X 13+ 1, 'h new R 1-f Q-WMML ,eff . va 'Nm 4 fx QWWL if fi DEDICATION To you, Old Yorktown High, we dedicate this book, the last and supreme efforts of the Class of '55. For many years, you have suffered the pain of repair and remodeling, always hoping that the facelifting process would hide the fact that you were no longer adequate. Each year, you sought desparately to conceal the truth from prying eyes-and yet, secretly you knew, you could no longer face the onslaught of pupils that each term advanced upon you in ever increasing numbers! Relentlessly, they surged up and down your aisles, they pushed and iostled in the halls, until, at last you admitted to any and all who were willing to listen, l'm through,--l'm too old, -I must yield to someone younger and stronger than l. Then, there came an overwhelming feeling of relief. You had given the responsibility to the community and now it was up to the people of Mt. Pleasant Township to sponsor your successor. Yes, Old Building, you are being replaced. The students of Yorktown are looking forward to a wonderful future in a new, up-to-date building. But, in the hearts of the people of this com- munity, you, who have housed our hopes and dreams, and am- bitions, will always be remembered and loved. Mr. Ray l.. Miller Trustee, 1951-1954 ADVISORY BOARD Mr. Warner Dickerson, Mr. Ray Miller, Mr. Rex Mahoney, and Mr. Herbert Fuson. Several years ago Mr. Ray Miller envisioned a beautiful new school to be situated on a rolling hillside east of our town. Our community was beginning to see the results of the building boom brought about by World War ll. Already, our school facilities were becoming more and more limited, our teachers were required to work under severe handicaps. Mr. Miller thought of the chil- dren from these homes who would make up the future student body of Yorktown School and knew that prompt action must be taken. He saw the need for a Sinking Fund, whereby additional tax money would be accumulated until the time of construction of the new school plant. Mr. Miller consulted with Mr. Gene Ham- ilton, Muncie architect, and a modernistic, streamlined new build- ing was sketched and blueprinted. At last, the dream was be- coming a reality! At this writing the building is well under way. The community is anxiously awaiting the time of completion, and although we Seniors will always have a place in our hearts for old Yorktown High, we, too, are looking forward to Oper- ation, Moving Day. N Mr. Hubert lBobl Parkinson Trustee, 1955-1959 lf Q1 iff I v so 'K Q56 we if r ,aw uw N, Sk N. Qt x N as . ff in Q 0 4 9 Mr. Ralph Heath, Principal A.B. and M.A.-l.U. and Ball State To the Seniors: You have come to the end of your formal public school education. But in truth you are iust beginning to venture into life's many experiences. The outcome of these experiences, whether it be good or bad, will be greatly determined by what you have learned in school. ln spite of the many interesting and not infrequent excursions upon fascinating by-paths, you have really learned a lot. Looking back you will be inclined to believe that the most important thing you learned was to appraise and evaluate your ignorance. You came to school with the firm conviction that the world was your oyster, and it took you the better part of four years to find out that no oyster is of much value unless and until you master the art of opening it. It is hoped that most of you have emerged from school with something of the spirit of humility. You are iust beginning to know what you didn't know. That, on the whole, is a rather healthy state of mind for young people going out into the workaday world. Remember too that there is no short cut to learning and efficiency. Learning should be as long as life itself. It took God one hundred years to make the sturdy oak but just two months to make a squash. Ralph Heath Principal 1955 Served on I.H.S.A.A. Board of Control in 1951 Mrs. Marguerite Dunn Social Science and English Mrs. Bright Kimmel Social Science and Latin '-9 l -f lf xl 5 ixpg s' 7 Km - R , New I .u-me-H l Qi 'fu E . , -Q--.......,,,,, wa-,,, F?-,L-M-if . ,. L, 'QNX 5 QS! Mrs. Donna Massey Social Science and English Q Jo S -0-vii Mr. Walter Stephenson Industrial Arts and Mathematics Miss Sarah Gibson Home Economics Sponsor F.H.A. Mrs. Jacqueline Brown Physical Education and Commerce Mr. Earl Snider Health, Physical Education, Commerce, and Social Studies Mrs. Edith Guthrie Music and Commerce Band Director Mrs. Betty Thalls Physical Education Vocational Guidance Mathematics and English Mrs. Willimiene Hofherr English, Business, and Library Mrs. Mayro Porter English and History , l 1' ,, JH. Yr-.f'ZV...,.2,,,W.,,,f,,,.,,, I L mf .J 1. f T , 4 af sf- tyty A an fix . 4 1 . W4 D Mr. Edgar Baney Algebra, Geometry, Science Mr. Robert Watson Mathematics and Science ni' Mrs. Dorothy Henkle Mathematics and Biology Mr. Kent Trempala Industrial Arts and Business Education Mr. Merle Swanger Assistant Principal Typing and Bookkeeping 'lf 'Q' Temcheris No+e: 4 5 I Tonnonow is SuT':-Ll-:JAY 2 5 fl 7 IO 5 X 6 RL' . vlvigad fog S , 6 ! fi: ,V 9 'T'ECl'lER 44 ' ...L X Tu' w ad :ii 'sd , . Y' , i ,X N e ei? W. n .5 1 A V W , f mr 5 L1 H l J GRADE TEACHERS Front Row-left to Right: Mrs. Marie Carmichael, Grade 45 Mrs. Helen Lacy Grade 55 Mrs. Juanita Bast, Grade 65 Mrs. Helen Yount, Grade 25 Mrs. Marilyn McCord, Grade lg Mrs. Mildred Juett, Grade 35 Mrs. Hannah Baker, Grade l Standing-Left to Right: Mrs. Kathleen Juett, Grade 25 Mrs. Grace Dwigglns Music and Art5 Mrs. Winnie McKinley, Grade 25 Mr. Clarence Reedy, Grade 6 Mrs. louise Bush, Grade 45 Mrs. Rebecca Miller, Grade 55 Mrs. Mabel S. Epler Grade lg Mrs. Alma Thomas, Grade 35 Mr. Ralph Heath, Principal. BUS DRIVERS Row 'l, left to right: Mr. George Wagner, Mr. Gene Miller, Mr. John Walls, Mr. Cliff Morgan. Row 2, left to right: Mr. Howard Jeffery, Miss Doris Miller, Mr. Gene Morrow, Mr. Arthur Plummer, Mr. Jerry Penneybaker, Mrs. Ross Frakes, Mr. Bob God- win. Row 3: Mr. Gola Reed, Mr. Eugene Finley. OFFICE CLERK I Mrs. Leona McGuire JANITORS Left to right: Mr. Lee Goodpaster, Mr. George Wagner, Mr. Kenneth Rees. SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Flora Miller CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS Left to right: Mrs. Agnes Smith, Mrs. Lydia Fadley, Mrs. Stella Stewart, Mrs. Lillie Snodgrass. 4 :VRS ,K Efwumws me 525 AP'?'Q lligisekas umIgg'Q4 5 SUQQFBGO x? E , 'Jgfb I 1 'maui WA Y6 Q ' 4 4i i,I'WN msn 42 Class Colors-Mint green and winter green Class flower-White rose Class Motto- The Future Be- longs to Those Who Prepare for It Class Officers Seated-left to right: Jo Ann Ter- rill, treasurerp Sharon Childs, vice- presidentg Norma Vise, secretary. Standing-George Porter, presi- dent. Class Sponsor Mr. Earl Snider Class Sponsor Mrs. Willimiene Hofherr Harold Edwin Chambers Hod . . . Another advocate of the never hurry, never worry system. Jay Kelly Childs I'm not blind-I iust can't see work. Sharon Elaine Childs lwithdrawnl . . . Frederick Edward Comer Ed . . . Anything for a laugh. James Rodney Ebrite Holly . . . When we look at his feet we think at that hymn, How Firm a Foundation, Esther Lavonne Fuller Esther . . . Giggling is her fa- vorite action. Josephine Ann Fuller Ja . . . She says little but means lots. Frederick Harrison Haisley Fred . . . Great men do great things when they are in the mood. Max Hensley Max . . . Always there with a helping hand. Gary Eugene Atherton Gary . . . If l had my way, l'd dance my life away. John Francis Aul John . . . Work fascinates me. l could sit and watch it for hours. Anne Frances Baxter Andy . . . Oh, those drivers. Delbert Lewis Beeman Deb . . . If it weren't lor trouble -l'd be perfect. Moses George Beeman Modie . . . Mr. Basketball. Max Farrell Broadwater Max . . . I'm one twin. Rex Carl Broadwater Rex . . . I'm the other twin. Deloris Fern Brown Dee . . . She's sweet when she's natural and she's naturally sweet. Bertha Sue Campbell Berta . . . I'm iust waiting Charlie. X., OD 1 is wi Janice Kaye Metzcar Janice . . . A bungalow for two will be her life anew. Darlene Ann Miller Darlene . . . Smile-Smile- Smile. Suzan Maxine Miller Suzie . . . Sweet things come in small packages-so does dynamite. Jimmie Harold Mitchell Flea Bite . . . All great men ore dead and l'm not feeling well. Charles Michael Mitchener Elizabeth Joann Hessler Jo . . . Sweet and true as the day is long. Jerry Dean Highley Jerrist . . . A baseball coach's dream. Revel Max Hopper Max What I don't know isn't worth knowing. Phyllis Sue Keller Phyl . . . She's here, she's there, she's everywhere. Lloyd K. Kem Floyd . . . Anything l can't shoot, l'll spit at. Vernice Carol Kem Vernie Good things come in small packages. Jerry Louise Lennington Jerrist . . . My time is his time. Beverly Jean Lingle Pug . . . A kind word for every- one. Robert Levon Mathew Louie . . . l know everything. WRU , -w ' Mike . . . Mr. Science. Thomas Eugene Monroe Tom . . . Mr. Fix-it-man himself. Janet Joan Moore Jan . . . She can type as fast as she talks. Richard William Morrison Dick . . . I was born tired and never got rested. J Monta Rose Morrow Monta . . . A heart of gold. qi? ,I Gayson Lee Terry Gayson . . . Words speak louder than silence. Tom Smith Thornburg Tom , . . Don't be bashtul- girls won'l bite. Norma Jean Vise Vicey . . . Never fear because l'm the driver ot the year. Jewell Geneva Waddell Duals . . . To be an actress is her desire. Joyce Ann Wade Joyce . . . Quiet and sweet. Ruth Alice Wallen Ruthie . . . She has o heart as big as a house, with a room for every ioy. Thelma Ann Webb Thelma . . . She may look quiet, but oh brotherl Marilyn Joan Yates Mutt . . . A nice disposition, a heart full of gleeg a nice little housewife someday she'lI be. Glen Phillip Young Phil . . . He'll be a Doctor some- day. Deanna Mae Mudd Dee . . . Her future is all planned for her. George Stanley Porter Sunshine . . . Want my auto- graph girls? Mona Jane Rager Monnie . . . What I think l must say. Myrna Jean Reed Myrna Jean . . . As easy on the eye as a tax refund. Robert Eugene Reynolds Bob . . . His grin is shy, wide and handsome. William Lee Ritchie BiII . . . lots of fun any o time. Shirley Kay Spencer Sug . . . Sugar and spice and everything nice. Anna Mae Stephenson Annie Mae . . . She should be a congresswoman. Jo Ann Terrill Jo . . . To be or not to be. 1- l im gg? ,A f 4 SJ gf' A pix A Q mf ,is h WWW 9 - l x '..v, L fi ' , Q-'Q-?3'W mt i5A53Z3igfffiiiigg 'M ff 1? Q view, Exams :.- ,, 1 fifizr-iifgggzsdif -sf. f ,,. .Q am X' iwuarsmw W .Jw gm A . ,VM vs ,Mv,?f1, fi,E,,im, mmm 'Q' Ifwf iq AN .. I Y r E A 3 ,iw 2552 33 im ? , i 1 222 ,yuan ,gswwmwjh 3 ' NA ,SQ,1,,'-fp' v . Y . we W 10,11 X , my ,K X ' K g f, :f-,'.,'Q Q ,...f.1, ,gm ,U ., 1 WM, s 4, ., Mm' cmssmm ' V qw xii x ' ' 2 Q Q ag.n 'i'e5m S 1 p t V JUNIOR Class Sponsors: Mrs. Bright Kimmel Mr. Kent Trempala Class Colors: Yellow and Gray Flower: Yellow Rosebuds Motto: The Door to Success Is Marked Push JUNIOR Class Officers left to right: Joe Reasoner and Patty Davis, sergeant-at-arms, Rose Barber, re- porter, Christine McClain, treasurer, Margie Briggs, secretary, Evelyn Ward, vice president, Gallen Ritchie, president. -4 MW . 'xii '!!!M?'Tf'pfT9km 'U' JUNIOR CLASS Q J .aa ,A N y ' , it u 'W' 1 I I 1 .. 4 7 . R h J , -J 11 A ri , ,, if Y ' 'H 5 5- f ' 5? ,,,-Q, , ' if - ,t I W ,f , rg 'eff .' 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Row 9: Gaylon Williams, Janice Wyatt, Bill York Students not pictured: Margaret Goff, Mary Stewart SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Row 1, left lo right: Mr. Edgar Baney, sponsor, Peggy Chism, secretary, Mrs. Donna Massey, sponsor, Gayle Ellis, president. Row 2: Ronald Emrick, lreasurer, Don Clevenger, vice presidenlp Gary Hartley, sergeanl-al-arms. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Row 'l, lefl lo right: Larry Ellis, vice presidenl, Larry Keenan, presidenlg Linda McKinley, lreasurer. Row 2: Carolyn Parkinson, secretary, Barbara Arnold, reporlerp Mr. Roberl Walson and Mrs. Mar guerile Dunn, sponsors. V f ' ' I ,ns ' 5, 1 fc A V 9 Y' W .. , , W Weil' fri ' :li -.J 1 I YYY I IYIYIYIXL S5330 x-1 if . B - Jv - ,,v ' ., f ,gy W EZI. . .1 I V31 QTJ ., .,, S 5 I1 ra E3 Q ,, . 5 I' .Qi J 1. - 5' I Q 'X ' I V, , fy , ltr, ,, J mms, 44 , h is -,Q me-. :ef 1 Y B , 2 .A.,. S I A W ' . , F .. , ,z A I gl, . 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Row 6: Sharon Masters, Raymond Merryweather, Jo Ellen McKibben, Patricia Miller, Ronnie Mil- Ier, Sandra Miller, Ronald Myers. Row 7: Patricia Nauman, Eugene Noel, Texie Parkinson, Linda Pennybacker, Marleta Plum- mer, Dorothy Porter, Janet Pugsley. Row 8: Carl Reck, Patricia Ann Reed, linda Ritchie, Sharon Ritchie, Doyle Slogle, Ellen Smith, Carl Snodgrass. Row 9: Virginia Snodgrass, Sally Stark, Carolyn Stout, Larry Stout, Marilyn Stout, Betty Terry, Marcia Thomas. Row 'l0: William Tigue, Peggy Townsend, lewis Troxell, Phyllis Werner, Dick Williams, Nancy Williams, Eddie Joe Williamson. Row 'llz Sandra Wilson, John Young. Students not pictured: John Baxter, lela Mc- Kinley. l'KIIJI'llVlI:IY LLI-X35 Row 'l, left to right: Barbara Arnold, Ruth Anne Beekman, Larry Beeman, Robert Beladino, Maple Bird, David Boyle, Arnold Breedlove. Row 2: Rosalie Briggs, Juanita Bronnenberg, Bob Burton, Janice Carson, Larry Christian, Carolyn Clevenger, Florence Cross. Row 3: Sallie Crouse, Debbie Dorste, Phyllis Dragoo, Larry Ellis, Terry Ellis, Phil Fosnaugh, Orrin Franklin. Row 4: David Fuller, Paul Fuller, Wayne Gale, Laurel Garver, Jacqueline Goodwin, Davie Gray, Wayne Gray. Row 5: Carolyn Green, Lucille Green, Marilyn Green, Joanne Griffis, Melanie Griffis, Kath- ryn Hamilton, Destel Hammond. Row 6: Robert Harrison, Jackie Sue Heaps, Mary Holman, Myrta Huffer, Ray Johnson, Larry Keenan, Janet Lingle. Row 7: Ann McCammon, Rhonda McGuire, Linda McKinley, Judy Masterson, Ernest Miller, Michael Miller, Rannie Miller. Row 8: Peggy Mitchell, Jim Mohler, Bobby Mor- row, Charles Musick, Sharlyn Musick, Elma Neal, Clayton Noel. Row 9: Gordon Norris, Carolyn Parkinson, Veda Sue Paris, Jane Pence, Beverly Pugsley, Sonia Reagan, Douglas Ress. Row 10: Larry Reynolds, Robert Ruddick, Ger- ald Songer, Suzzanne Shimer, Leon Smith, Wayne Smith, Larry Spangler. Row ll: Jeffrey St. John, Jerry Stevens, Sharon Stewart, Gladys Talbott, John Townsend, Shir- ley Turner, Frances Vise. Row 12: Dee Anna Wagner, Wanda Ward, Martha White, Tom Williamson. Students not pictured: Jerry Grant, David Shin- ner, Patty Farmer, Mike McKinley, Charlatte White. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Row 1, left to right: Larry Applegate, Vice President, Gurry Applegate, Presi- dent. Row 2: linda liosnaugh, Treasurer, Myrta Hudgins, Secretary. Row 3: Mrs. Mayro Porter, Sponsor, Mr. Merle Swanger, Sponsor. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Row 'l, left to right: Michael Spangler, Vice President, Dick Lennis, President. Row 2: Sandra Burhenn, Treasurer, Judy Goodwin, Reporter, Pat Watkins, Sec- retary. Row 3: Mrs. Betty Thulls, Sponsor, Mr. Walter Stephenson, Sponsor. K NN as N A if IIIUH I I'l A .H new E ,, .s . n 'iii' 1 .,.,, P M P 3. ' 'i ,- . . ' . - .':' ju 1 E' ang .,-t K . , 1 5... .. A ,..,,. 5 I, ...z ,,.. . . . 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'V ' '- i UKAUII Row l, loft to right: Joel Atkinox, James Bailey, Martha Belt, Franklin Bennett, Sue Bousmon, Susan Bowers, Virginia Breedlove. Row 2: Norman Brown, Sandra Burhenn, Gary Choate, Norman Clore, Jr. Conner, Byron Copley, Laury Cross. Row 3: Carolyn Donovan, Billy Dugger, Barbara Duncan, Marion Dupps, Marilyn Finley, Judith Franklin, Bernard Goodpaster. Row 4: Linda Goodpaster, John Goodwin, Judy Goodwin, Nancy Gott, Dennis Green, Terry Green, Richard Grimes. Row 5: Judith Hall, Joyce Hartley, Judith Hay- den, Mary Henry, Bud Holloway, Tyrone Jud- kins, Jane Justice. Row 6: Jerry Kem, Barbara Kimiall, Claire Kint- ner, Deanna Koontz, Carmelita Kowalski, Dick lennis, James McClain. Row 7: Judy McKinley, Sandra McMullin, Phyllis McVicker, Charles Mellott, Charles Monks, Dennis Monroe, Toby Morrow. Row 8: Bill Mudd, Elaine Newton, Kathryn Owens, Donald Paris, Tom Parkinson, Betty Plummer, Bill Plummer. Row 9: Dixie Pugsley, Sue Quirk, Ruth Ann Reasoner, larry Reed, Ned Rigsbee, Becky Sears, Archie Smith. Row IO: Michael Spangler, Sally Stanley, Rob- ert Stewart, Trevia Stewart, Farrell Stout, Gladys Terry, Allan Thomas. Row 11: Tommy Thomas, Florence Tigue, linda Troxler, J. C. Waddell, Bobby Wade, Sam Walker, Miriam Wallace. Row 12: Putt Watkins, Wendall Williams, Karen Sue Wimmer. Not present when pictures were taken: Mary Allen, Patricia Bonham, Judy Brown. Ykfklilll YIXITZL i ll f ii 3 sv P ul: . if e :fs F of ' 3 ff. 1 ,.,.,, f Refi? ,S 2 , C , in , g R :fy 5 I., iszif G? HG' ' af-E: A I 1 JAY ' ' K 0 Z Li 7',.ff, nl g .12 l 42' -A la.. 'Q . ' 3 P ff' :am ,Q sv R ff' ,. , fy K B .K as i Ji is J -an 1, F .. J a Kea U, If If 4. A V W- ,X 1 Q.: if L5 f , sv A 3 at A A ft: 4' R'-3' :iff ii ' l A B ,,,,,,,,,m, 'n V - 'A as fi L, f 453: A 1 - y 3 f, fa ,gg :. Q: .,. as .1 Kr! ' ' xi' 'fx , ' 1, '.i W' ,.:,.lsE 'if fl ' 1' 4- 1 F nl' -1 k ,r ln, -3 V .QQ r- f- -,-ef . - f H' I K v L. 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Row 4: Judy Everett, Dale Fields, Edward Fisher, Carolyn Fletcher, linda Fosnaugh, Car- olyn Sue Frazier, Lyman Fuller, Nancy Frank- lin. Row 5: Robert Franklin, Verda Ruth Garver, Judy Goff, Jean Goodwin, Andy Godwin, Joyce Green, Carolyn Greer, Mary Ann Grobey. Row 6: Ruthanne Guignet, Ronnie Halbert, Cyn- thia Harrison, Ralph Hessler, Hudgins. E. J. Hensley, Paul Hensley, James F, Holman, Martha Row 7: Sylvia Kaye Huffer, Jerry Lee Huxhold, David Lee Jackson, Phyllis Keenan, Betty Kirk, Carolyn Klepfer, Nancy Koontz, Larry lennis. Row 8: Nancy Jean Marsh, Bette Martin, James Masters, Monte McKibben, Randal Metzger, James Miller, Becky Monks, David Moore. Row 9: Thomas Howard Mott, Lawrence Musick, Jack Neal, Douglas Ogle, Monaei Parkinson, Sheila Pennybacker, Doris Pope, George Pugs- ley. - Row 10: Sarah Reagan, Joe Reed, Mickey Dale Reed, Phillip Reed, Thomas Wayne Sanders, David Shellabarger, Delema Slagle. Row 'l1: Sharon Snider, Patty Jean Snyder, Barbara Somers, Larry Southerland, Ottis Southerlund, Marilyn Swander, Nancy Jean Terry. Gene Voyles. Row 12: lvan Jr. Weaver, Charles Williams, Michael Williams, Teddy Williams, Vonda Williams, Rita Wilson, Daniel Woods, Susan Young. Row 13: Tommy Zebart. YW SY. i X was l Purdue Legislature Tryouts Purdue Legislature Delegates Left to right Mrs. Bright Kimmel, sponsorg Leah Ste- phenson: J a n i c e Wyattg Shirley Car- sonp Deanna Thom- asg Evelyn Ward. :HHN HONOR STUDENTS wx, ,W Girls State Representatives: Phyllis Keller, Anna Stephenson. Shirley Carson was chosen as one of the top ten speakers at the Purdue Legislature. Emu 2 -1. 5+ ENTHWV nr nf E: r-ff ji an-av' i , 1. ,EQQ IAI, ' 1. c A W Q ,v'. ,Q K Q I n : 1 I Egg .,---, E iaw QW Q. ,M ,gg . we ' . - J fe . . , l P In ig . is .W If ,iffy gg? gi,s,5i,4'Q 4 5 wg l ', ,,,',' 1 MA QYQK N ' K U M K W jig - ,,. ' QE , .if fl.. X 1 . if , in. U . - -3 ' F' ,, . ,. 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REEDY Row Row Row Row Row 1, left to right: David Applegate, Dennis Arnold, Carolyn Baldridge, Patricia Beouy, Carl Bron- nenberg, Roy Burton, William Callahan, Robert Couch, Michael Crouse, Sandra Delph, Christine Dowling, Steven Dragoo, Hilda Dugger. 2: Charles Duncan, Ronald Duncan, Phillip Edwards, Tommie Fields, Carolyn Garringer, Barbara Gibbs, Peggy Gray, Jacquelyn Green, Linda Gregory, Earl Hartley, Bette Lou Heaps, Lyle Hendsel, Donald Jacobs. 3: Joe Keesling, Davie Landrey, Karen Mann, lona Masters, Curtis McCollister, Stanley McKinley, Howard Mott Jr., Marsha Myers, Walter Eugene Neal, Ronald Noel, Larry Norris, James Robert Owens, Wayne Pence. 4: Rozella Pettigrew, Mary Ellen Pugsley, Terry Reed, Michael Retz, Lois Shorter, Nancy Snodgrass, Gay Sollars, Nancy Somers, Suetta Spangler, Stephen St. John, Donna Stone, David Troxler, Sandra Voyles. 5: Mildred Waddell, Doris Wade, Norma Wallace, Ann Williamson, Richard Wimmer, Dale Worley. Students not pictured: Francis McKinley, Jean Patterson, William Stevens, Rebecca Stewart, Randell Williams, David Cravens, Virginia Cravens, Brenda Wright. ... in f' W ff' is ef fig ' A ,,. 1 4 L , e . A W 1 W -,'v I qw 50 lf H A 1:1 W F , V . . srl 153, RW... my J V Ga, 3, M . .. ' . L -.4 zz- e ,. N iw ' sf: . fi ff' if .... '- ' 1 Q A L' si 0' if ' . W. 'r 5 ' A . -ffsfilvdlf ' l .' - ' . , 3, L . . is , .... 1, W. , . t .4 . 5 c. .. 9 mm .M Y-'sf -Q H' K. af' K W.-1 . tic- y .Q :L ,L ,gi .-ef Q g he .tg-5, Tw A W La 5 fl, A I tj 1521, 6? E 5 rd , V. W Q, A W K if: A W 33? M L if A'-A E T r-,vl ' 5 U wnvjwgvr . one , ,gf-'as-4 K I ' y if -f Q . - . Fri- W K- 4 , -J, ' We 5 ll Q ff E f A ' , 4 ,' U' f. 5 . 1 . A, -.2 ,X FY SIXTH GRADE - MRS. BAST Row Row Row 1: Billy Atkins, Dixie Ball, Barbara Boyle, Belinda Burton, Sharon Daugherty, Leroy Donovan, Pamela Donovan, Judy Dunn, Velma lrene Franklin, Gordon Gill, Edward Hamill, Al Edwin Hens- ley, George Hensley. 2: Hal Edward Hensley, Larry Holler, Paul Johnson, Virgil Johnson, Jarry Jones, Frank Livingston, Jerry McKibben, Pamela Metzger, Ronald Miller, Ronnie Miller, Diana Lee Neal, David Porter, James Reed. 3: Charlotte Sanders, Forrest Sears, James Shimer, Sandra Skinner, Mary Snyder, Terry Stratton, Richard Ward, Ted Walker, David Werner, Robert Wilson. Students not pictured: Doris Martin. :fi i -'H 4 5' li: , Rgg, y is 5, Q y X, 5 X. 61 I r . , ,I M 4 l .. eu, .E E J kit, 'iv I 6 fn Sli., i Kofi 1 l,-J W xkef A rn 5' V: if ' A24 ' rev X12 - ass' ' ' of Y F. . VV-.-r t . f Q V1 if . -A use if w':luem. . , ln -, iilfw ,. ,lr J , slr X fe A ,, fl it Q J - 'l' I A A ', fa A Q 'Q X k - J 'mx 'Y , .y I f , LQFY4 yt I A f A X A .vs x P f ' ,' ll f I I ,A . J ., , A la uf' I lie FIFTH GRADE - MRS. MILLER Row 1, left to right: Bonnie Boker, Karen Baker, Sharon Baker, Thelma Belt, Bliss Bowman, Tommy Bronnenberg, Dale Burchard, Cynthia Burt, Joyce Childs, Ronnie Drogoo, Pamela Drumm, Steven Emrick, Lindo Fletcher. Row 2: Stephen Fuller, Ray Fuson, Ronnie Goodpaster, Richard Gott, Jerry Hartley, Hannah Joe Hof- herr, Billy Huddleston, Jerry Judkins, Judy Koontz, Charles Lyons, Karen Marsh, Maurice Masters, Scotty McKibben. Row 3: Richard Mellott, Charles Ray Miller, Gwendolyn Ogle, Linda Reed, lla Reid, Suellyn Ritchie, Marybelle Savage, Larry Songer, Gerald Jerry Stout, Dale Talbott, Margaret Thomas, Charles Townsend, Martha Vise. Row 4: Mary Vise, Roland Walker, Douglas Werner, Cecil Williams. Students not pictured: Jerry Evans, Terry Toddy, Linda Van Arsdol, Robert Kjng, Vichi Sheword, Richard Ahrens. -A - , M, ... . .K am' ln B Q. K K 1 Q. 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Row 3: Donald lutrell, Michael Master, Patricia Metzger, Donald Mitchell, Wilma Mohler, Mary Jo Morrow, Bruce O'Hara, Rosetta Palmer, Richard Rector, Norma Reed, George Ressler, Tommy Riley, Joyce Robb. Raw 4: Ronald Spangler, Frank Stanley, Melinda Toombs, Anita Tutterow, Nancy Watkins, Marilyn Jo Williams, Randall Williams. Students not pictured: Kenneth Hodson, John Stevens. ,sw I A '25 rd ki 0' 'SF' is Q Q M, 5 K i 4,,,., , i wif Q QS ,Q 3 fn R Riva SAG 3: 5 Jie I if Wi'-r .,:,,. sis- jr- H.: 1 El 1sgy l P . V' all' 1. Q5-f .. S 1 fl J as, ,A fr M 3 x sg. .' sg, M, A L . tar. , ...f m ww.. .-'--M i A i . .ss J ., s fs so J cs. ss g gg 'wif ,, .',. .1 fs. 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CARMICHAEL 1, left to right: Rebecca Bechdol, Betty Jane Beekman, Martha Beekman, Douglas Bennett, Alan Bronnenberg, Thomas Brown, Sharon Chambers, Karla Clore, Diana Dearing, Steven Dorste, Sandra 2: Phyllis Guinn, Denis Hall, Jack Hamilton, Mary Hammersley, Kathy Hiatt, Philip Hofherr, Boyd Hopper, Marilyn Jackson, Michael Lovett, Shirley Mang, Joe Mann, Stephen Miller, Sidney Mitchell. 3: Paulette Morrison, Katie Morrow, Jackie Plummer, Susan Rees, David Ritchie, Joseph Sawyer, Sondra Shroyer, Jerald Snider, Eileen Kay Stephenson, Judy Vanover, Mary Mae Wallace, Philip Row Row White, Judy Williams. Row 4: Bonita Wilson, Brenda Yates. Students not pictured: Diana Elrod, Geraldine Elrod. ,, ' 1 ' his-' -A i L x A 4 r' ,I ,A fl Q -'Zigi ,xg if ' 'X f ,fs H ff' AV' iz is 2 Nas ... i ,f 2 ff sf 4 .. , -1' .V A 3, .Q v -1 ' ' K A I I . A , ,.Y3:f.k Jin: ,g ' . 'A V: ,df ' I' ' ,I We I N 2 'ig - 5. if N. . . fgrgggfggzgl 2 2 J imixil, 'rrts S Q 2 i s 2 .I ,s .ar . .,. K f . 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Row Student not pictured: Ronald Green. 4: Thomas Williams, Rita Wilson, David Woods, Judy York. km 4. I Hi' is 1 -a by If ez ff S 5 1-' f L . s A f X 4 ' . I , . .,. . , Q .. :. I.: -r 2. -Q .a . .Q 6, Cf' T I7 K if 35 ' 'P' , Yilll' f -x 4 f K, 'JAH K ILA: . Q xv , , f Nc ' li A 1. .. azmisi 'sing if ' il J , , K l 5... Q '- A , -7-'N . Q . , K ji WAX - 1:9 ff' ' ' -- ' , ff' , 4' 'qw Y :ff W- , - 555215: J fzyj his ,Wig I i I gf Q -A 4 s ' J- W J, 5 ' f if f is 'A J' D 3'-3 , L? er 'ef' gpg' I 5 W gg- was QA, . - gf S, X Q, P S rf Cir , A s l I f , ii: R Cyl' f If I i G J . .s sf J J- 'J - ' 3' 2 e 1 4, ' F' Q'-if J ' I' X fs ,K , 61 ' ' THIRD GRADE -MRS. JUETT Row I, left to right: Gary Borteau, Donald Bottoms, Bonnie Burton, Robert Doves, Anita J. Davis, Dianna Kay Davis, Richard Flick, Michael Glaub, Thomas Gray, Robert S. Greely, Eugene Greer, William Grobey, Linda Guinn. Row 2: Danny Hathaway, Jerry Lee Johnson, Robert Kennedy, Walter Logan, Judith Ann Lux, lris Marie Maynard, Rita Jane McCoy, Gary McMullin, Sam Miller, Donna Morris, Alice Jane Rettig, Tommy Dale Retz, Larry Lee Roetken. Row 3: James Slagle, Richard Smith, Susan Smith, William Stanfield, Nona Stark, Dale Stephenson Jr., Dudley A. Stevens, Karen Stevens, Patrick Stratton, Thomas Townsend, Steven Trempala, Elizabeth Turner, Donald Vise Row 4: Larry A. Werts, Martha Williams, Vicki L. Williams, Michael Woods, Vicki Lynn Woods. Students not pictured: Betty Wheeler, Charles Wright. J . ,W .J - . Xara, I .0 V '.3, Qj' - , - A , if . ff 'fe -A A 1 H1 f J , , I . gy. we 1 , V ,. G A .- Z y .. , H Q Q x , D , E ,7 , X . I zz, we 4 9 , .5 B , W , 4 ' 7 -.1 I Er'-,.',? ,gn , 4, gtk: , 7 K. 5 5 ' y gf .- I ' 'Aa Il l, A ' B Ag A F - - - . , . , - st. Y t f. ,.-- .. , f . 1 I ' -Z-3' S ' my ,r , 5 L-f-.J J -A 61597. .1 ' , sl f' THIRD GRADE - MRS. THOMAS Row l, left to right: Bruce Beekman, Ronald Breedlove, Larry Bronnenberg, Sharon Brown, Suzan Browning, William Bryant, Carolyn Bullock, Sharon Burhenn, Connie Davis, Richard Duling, Michael Elliott, Milton Fields, Georgia Franklin, Raw 2: Phyllis Goff, Donald Gray, Pamela Greely, Judy Gregory, William Hodson, Thomas Koch. Carol Masters, Dennis McKibben, Gary McKinley, Gene Moore, Michael Morrow, John L. Neal, Sharon Newton. Row 3: Marsha Norris, Loretta Norrod, William Parker, Nita Parkinson, Cynthia Pennybacker, Frances Pope, Franklin Pope, Zowanna Rector, Michael Richardson, Dixie Roeger, Ernie Smart, Arlene Smith, Michael Stout. Row 4: John Toombs, Roy Turner, Beverly Voyles, Patty Wade, William Walker, Harold Williams, Diana Wilson, Timothy Worley. Students not pictured: Joan Lynn, Ray Evans, Elaine Martin, Larry Cravens. 1 .w . M- Af.. -I be .ps . sv N .4 ' . .3 We , . N-fs .Q sc 1 M' M -fs' - P V fr' f V , , 3 si ,I vw iki - N. 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Row 2: Dickie Franklin, Jimmy Goforlh, Billy Goodpasler, Larry Greenwall, Janel Hammersley, Jane Ann Hedges, Bonnie Henry, Sandra Howell, Suzanne Kincaid, Karen Klopfenslein, Duane Lalla, Rory Lewellyn, Loraine Lovern. Row 3: Nancy Mason, Phyllis Mellol, Tommy Merrywealher, Carol Milchell, Vicky Mahler, Cheryl Parkinson, Ronald Reagan, Jean Resler, Sue Reynolds, Ann Reynolds, John Roeger, Bruce Rosinski, Jane Russell. Row 4: Sharon Shoemaker, Connie Siloski, Pally Slaven, Calvin Smilh, Larry Smilh, Mary Sanger, Larry Slewarl, Gayle Walls, Vickie Wimmer. Sludenls nol piclured: Lanzell Lee Williams. A , . , 5. , ,W A 5 M e .. in A 5 A 'T - -A N- 1 L , n ff.. 1. ff lid - 'I i 5 ..., I ., 'l I ' 5 ' , is .- rl g ' ..... in f .9 5:1 :Hog 7 W A W 4 ' ,4 f' r ,T ing -f . . gg f .421 gf- y f 2,33 b ',:. 'iff' fe' Q 4' 29:2 h ,' ' I:-v ai -jg I M li ' s Su .zffw 5 J Q! Q xi . 1 'ima -J 1 2553. K if 1 .ffwf hi law ,MHP , ,,, , .sl S . .5 w,.,.sf Wy 4' A , :V ' 2 .-3 SECOND GRADE-MRS. KATHLEEN JUETT Row 'l, Iefl lo righl: Glennis Arnold, Jacqueline Baker, Linda Brown, William Carler, Donald Clem, Wanda Conyers, Michael Cummings, Barbara Davis, David Davis, Palrick Donovan, Larry Favors, Richard Garrell, Joyce Goodwin. Row 2: Janell Hasle, Evelyn Houn, Paul Hayden, Bonnie Henderson, Ronald Holler, Linda Hubbard Donald Humes, Glenna Humes, Beverly Jackson, Rodney Janes, Marilyn McKinley, Ronald Monroe, Jackie Reagan. Row 3: David Reasoner, Thada Slark, .lerry Terry, Gail Wallen Donald Williamson I I J g - '- . -, L -- -se A, iss is sf- .L , 1 I- , 5 --f Q., Z ,sf ' J ' 'A' ' Ci- 1 A s, -S ss. v.i.A'. fum V , K S- ,- if ,4 I - wh' 'MLS Cl fig l , . fl it P- we- 5i v ' Y . .V sy - .-: 's- . .sy .lg s-5 ,sg ,L Q9 .q. 8 2 I - 1 1, M- -f I 'K' - l I J A 1. , 4 -. . f., , f 4 ' . ,I J ,, h m .nw As , :aff . . 1 ff II y A , 7 J' B , s ' . 1 by' ,, ,r ,.A-f , at ,. 1- 'A ' --'- 'K . .A s., .Q f M W .,,. , N I ,J A 1' f e' Ll A-B 1 U f .L .-H ,gh f zu Q' A L , in ,. f 'M-lf. A i? 'v , bs H' n A I Q P 4, , , l A L ' V ' f J SECOND GRADE - MRS. McKlNLEY Row 1, left to right: Ruelona Armstrong, Molly Jo Baker, Barbara Beouy, Anne Brown, Andy Burt, Tommy Burton, Sharon Carson, Richard Craig, Wynnlee Crisp, David Daugherty, Stephen Dearing, Fred Dowling, Billy Franklin, Jackie Sue Glaub. Row 2: Lois Ann Gott, Michael Hall, Wanda Hendsel, Judi Jo lomes, David Lyons, Susan Mann, Donald Manring, Vickie Lynn Masters, Neil McCammon, Carol McCollister, David Miller, Madonna Monroe. Row 3: Joyce Morris, John Myres, Ruth Ann Pugsley, Emmaiane Reel, Susan Reel, John Rees, Lamar Richcreek, Donna Jean Ritchie, Fred Sanders, Cheryl Stanley, Marsha Sears, Douglas Starr, Michael Stewart. Row 4: Ricky Snyder, Linda Taylor, John Turner, Bonita Tuttle, Lorry Williams. Students not pictured: Michell Tarpley, Donald Duncan, Marjorie Allen, lleta Miller, Nancy Brown, Marc Miller. Mark Harris, Claude Cravens. 1-is i . , A , 4 ' J B l ,X an ,C we ii, .s ' ,, , I -. nh IN -gf K+ Q Q., 4? up . ' JL g 'ST' Sn '-re' 'i gfhj ,:f , - . Q ,. X ' my ks J 4- ff' 'fhi-3-1-fd' xiii: :Z-122:55 ff I 524-' . W ,. .. Y' 1 if 335' . . t -l' if , W I gh ii S x . ZA ,,, l , QA' ,, sr.. .,, M .M - 4, .Jr 4 if-x ri' HJ' .. T m 4 G s, K.: 'Tl' 1- .4 2- B 'S ' -' A ,Q ' 0 vw x,, 4 . fe f It .v ' 4, Q as 3' .Q 1 4. 3 4, J sz. 1 so . I i sz, ers 'Ext N l K I . ms . 1 X r 5 f ..t. 515259. , I L , . 'le .1 Q ' ' gl l !,.5:5i:EHlx ' i k A lillefeflil , ,, .r , f in 3 X 'vie .C 'Swsu :ai .S 1: Q, L2-. If Lis. 4 2. L, f f . xg R 5 1 if .v 'll new-:ld FIRST GRADE - MRS. McCORD 1, left to right: Rebecca Ball, Teresa Bird, Paula Bookout, James Bullock, Shelia Childs, Shalvie Clark, Cheryel Darter, Janet Fuller, Jason Gotorth, Jill Goodwin, Joe Grim, John Grow, Jacqueline Hall. 2: Bill Hammersly, Nancy Hartley, Ronnie Haste, Danny Hayden, Dale Hayes, Diana Henry, Keith Hiatt, Georgiana Hurst, Verna Jackson, Darrell Johnson, Margaret Logan, John Mason, James Mathews. 3: Jeffrey Miller, Kathy Miller, Marilyn Mills, Ricky Mohler, Sue Ellen Moss, Bradford Neal, Linda Norling, Timmy Richardson, Mary Lou Sanders, Lee Simmonds, Janice Slaven, Mary Spears, Brenda Stone. 4: Hester Tigue, David Ulmer, Jennifer Walker, Woodrow Wallace, Ronald Williamson, Darlene Ware, Ricky Welsh. Students not pictured: William Mohler, Jim Butler Jr., Ronnie Wheeler, Freda Yorbrough, Rodney Thomas, Bruce McKibben. Row Row Row Row t R ,V - K x 5 K- ,i ' f A 1 . 5 R - . .. W A A , tb Q at z f vw , W a.. M . be A N - 4 b 1 . 1, .Wm gee jx ' W x L:-L , -.'1 ls 'xi' ' Q 411 , -Q, A . ,x 1 L Q , xv .X X , A . ' ijsfmjfffy -.r ii ' n ' N. .N jg, -135 -fs ' 5 f fifs' . y :K ,M R .. 'i En.. 9 A A 5 A M I 4 lf 1 an oi A iii' - J ' 1 :as 1- . 2:- -,ff . ' Q ' Sf X vie w' R P v th .- - Y 1 W , Q wg-g-M '-me S. -33 5 t me Nag me :HW - ' W 5 - ' 1 ' i' x , ' ' V J 7 . W :. .... , -. fr fliiim Q gr R U . J ' . ..,.. 'b i'f .s .-5 5 Q if ' ' P A . 1155 x E1 f Messe 'f J f i , A' , ' 1 - :' ..- K Z, gy , X .... A I .xg , J-2 53.1. .age ,M NMI? ii jr, ::.1:. .. - f . gg, FIRST GRADE-MRS. EPLER Row 1, left to right: Phillip Baldwin, James Ball, Anna Ruth Barber, Linda Beeman, Anna Jayne Kay Brown, Sheryl Ann Campbell, Michael Carr, Gary Englehardt, , Beverly Green. , Joyce Ann Hiatt, Alice Ann Hodson, Danny Holman, Ann Bryce William Lillie, Danny Love, Vicki Jean Lueck, Larry Luttrell, Michael Niccum. Brown, Jerry Brown, Mona Maryann Fink, Tena Greely 2: Rebecca Sue Hendricks Hudgins, Britt Kintner, John Mercer, Gary Miller, James 3: Cheryl Lynn Nixon, David Poss, Robert Pugsley, Nancy Kay Redwine, Judith Ann Reynolds, Gary Richcreek, Thomas Sawyer, Phillip Shoemaker, Michael Silver, Gary Skinner, Beverly Jean Small, Margaret Ann Smith, Gene Edward Stanley. 4: Carol Ann Stephenson, Marla Sue Tutterow, Sally Jo Upchurch, Lora Jane Walker, Ralph Ward. Students not pictured: Bradley Freeman, Ray Ditzenberger, Michael Beeman. Row Row Row M Y. ,Q ,M itz M FM , i,'. I - K r is M . 1' ' 1 W ,JR Q ' , .. 'I , f -f - We , 1 2 V g A Kr with , Kg '31 I, .2 ,. . 1 f ggln Q ' 9 'L L X ,ft H- J., X11 -is fa EJ. . v-f ,. in V y , , sf if SE Si Jaw TR .4 J 45 X X-L-14..i3u 'qt ri ff, , ' R' - , . A ' '-,, ' - ' . rf- M if si- ff its M? ii' 'ff' QQ- vi. fm F f M- L 'M H. f-ef ,Z V V03 'ai ', Qld' ' R '-fr' ' Q, Z' Lu : ., ' .1 R L V gr' X2 .Y X if M., X .fi at ws, 'es ed is :EJ W fl, ' L S .f 1 wr W EN A -f it i 5,55 H ., . fi 3 f J X '- iw if .Q . - ...sf A . fi t , , s M ' ff' .4 A-3 Swv, ga 41. A .1141 . -fr W 9 A S x 1 .fe---wa . la FIRST GRADE-MRS. BAKER 'l, left to right: Charles Anderson, Richard Borch, Richard Brandon, Charles Burke, Charles Burton, Marilee Chambers, Barbara Clem, Roger Clem, Carol Clevenger, Dickie Cline, Alvin Davis, Paul Davis, James Doughty. 2: Stephen Enochs, Mikel Favors, David Franklin, Stephen Gant, Karen Geisler, Robert Godwin, Donna Grant, Terry Hahn, Stephen Hathaway, Cindy Hodson, Robert Jacobs, Bruce Jones, Pat Jones. 3: Marvin Keenan, Jay Kellow, Joyce Kennedy, Janet Loveless, Monty Marsh, Linda Masters, Paul Morgan, Cynthia Morrow, Stephen Newton, Orville Peterson, David Southerland, Marlene Thenis, Stephen Tolliver. 4: Lanny Tutterow, Stephen Umminger, Michael Walls, Elvis Whitaker, Gerald Williams. Student not pictured: Pamela Sue Deeds. Row Row Row Row HTH-176.575 E5 Mr. Earl Snider, Director-Coach Earl Snider has given us another year of excellent coaching. He turned out an- other successful squad in his third season as head basketball coach for YHS. His earnestness, personality, knowledge, and helpful attitude have truly made him qual- ify for his position. Us Opp. Nov. 12 - Burris T 42 44 Nov. 16 - Royerton T 58 46 Nov. 19 - Dunkirk T 73 53 Nov. 24 - Daleville H 58 33 Dec. 3 - Winchester T 73 55 Dec. 7 - Cowan T 74 40 Dec. 10 - Eaton H 81 44 Dec. 17 - Harrison H 83 51 Dec. 21 - Royerton H 68 47 Jan. 14 - Middletown T 59 50 Jan. 18 - Albany T 70 49 Jan. 25 - Lapel T 45 41 Jan. 28 - Summitville T 65 43 Feb. 1 - Gaston T 72 69 Feb. 4 - Center T 52 39 Feb. 11 - Selma T 82 63 Feb. 15 - DeSoto H 85 59 Feb. 18 - Frankton T 99 70 Jan. 5, 6, 7-County Tourney Feb. 24, 25, 26-Sectional County Tourney Schedule Royerton 54-47 Cowan 61-30 Eaton 45-40 x J 6 ri V x K I J' 955 A X Af I PS M A CH TY UN CO MODIE BEEMAN is one of the finest ball players in this area, according to many sports writers. He is the center and the best rebounder in the history of the school. DICK MORRISON, one of Yorktown's better guards for l955, was given an assignment to stop some of the 'toughies. ' Dick could enter a game and put enough spark into his team mates to get a victory. BOB REYNOLDS, not a flash all the time but a ball player any coach is happy to have, is the spark plug of any team and one who trains to the letter. Bob, although scoring many points himself, is responsible for better than half the assists to the other players. FRED HAISLEY, a senior who started slow this year but came into his own when he helped put the finishing touches to Eaton in the County Tourney and to a strong Middletown team, could play center or forward very well. JIM MITCHELL, a clever little guard whose iump shot and defensive ability won many games, displayed a shooting ability in the County Tourney against Cowan that is matched by none. WWW Aimee MAX HENSLEY, a guard as well as an under basket man, was very good in the clutch. Max hit many outside bas- kets that spelled defeat for many teams. JAY CHILDS, although not seeing action too much, was a great team boy. It has been said many times that a team is no stronger than its weakest man. SECOND TEAM Total Points We: 840 They: 733 Foul Shooting Pct. .499 RECORD Y.H.S. Opp 31 Burris 20 37 Royerton 20 45 Dunkirk 33 42 Daleville 31 51 Winchester 39 44 Cowan 57 49 Eaton 32 46 Harrison 34 43 Royerton 27 38 Middletown 28 26 Albany 31 3 GAMES SECOND TEAM TOURNEY 52 Eaton 42 53 Harrison 36 20 Royerton 50 20 Lapel 26 48 Summitville 35 - 30 Gaston 45 39 Center 38 29 S I 34 Robert Watson, Second Team Coach 42 D330 27 56 Frankton 25 The Tiger cubs of this season proved, beyond a doubt, that Yorktown High School is well blessed with good athletes. The 21-6 record speaks for itself, especially, since the team line-up did undergo several changes during the year. This year's team possessed the following good qualities which make good basketball teams, shooting ability, speed, competitiveness, defensive ability, height, and teamwork-to mention only a few. lt was a pleasure to have worked with such a fine group of young men, who l found both willing and able to prove that they were, without a doubt, a very good team. Good Luck Next Year. Robert Watson, Coach SECOND TEAM Row 1, leh lo righl: Gary Hanley, Don Clevenger, Bill York, Kennelh Hensley, Gayle Ellis Jam Ellis Carl Snodgrass, Jay Godwin, Ronnie Myers, Larry Stout. Kew 2: Eddie Williamson, sludenl manager, Mr. Roberl Watson, coach. ,I Jim Green, Mike Baney, Henry Masters S 'fu FRESHMEN TEAM Mr Edgar Baney SCHEDULE YHS Opp. YHS Opp 41 Eaton Royerton 41 Dunkirk Elwood 40 Selma Middletown 52 Dunkirk Selma 47 St. lawrence St. Lawrence 33 Royerton Parker 51 Parker Elwood 44 Middletown Eaton The newly organized Freshman basketball team, inspired by the traditions of good basketball and winning at Yorktown High School, has in no way let down the founders of that tradition. Hampered by a lack of height the team made up for this lack by good team spirit, cooperation, enthusiasm, and the will to win. Playing a full, tough schedule, the team has a fine season's record which predicts well for our varsity as these boys move up and gives future Freshman teams at Yorktown a record to shoot at. low 1, left to right: Terry Ellis, Bobby Morrow, Tom Wlllimson, Bobby Burton, Clayton Noel. Row 2: Larry Ellis, laurel Garver, Ronnie Miller, Larry Christian, Gordon Norris, larry Beeman. Row 3: Arnold Breedlove, Bobby Ruddick, Charles Musick, Mr. Baney, Douglas Rees, Davis Voyles, Orrin Franklin. BASEBALL TEAM Row I, left lo right: Mr. Gene Miller, Gary Harlley, Bob Ruddick, Bob Burlon, Mike Baney, Coach Earl Snider. Row 2: Ronnie Myers, .lay Godwin, larry Ellis, Eddy Willimson, Gary Flick, Don Clevenger. Row 3: Melvin Koonlz, Dick Morrison, Max Hensley, Carl Snodgrass, Gale Ellis, Bob Reynolds. 1.4. Q .14 'Q Max Hensley is ready to bat a home run. A s Row 1, left to right: Bill York, Don Clevenger, Gary Hartley, Mike Baney, Dick Williams, Melvin Koontz, Gary Flick. Row 2: Gale Ellis, Henry Masters, Gene Barber, Bob Reynolds, Ronnie Myers, Jay Godwin. Row 3: Coach Earl Snider, Jim Green, Fred Haisley, Joe Reasoner, Jim Ellis, Carl Snodgrass, Jim Mitchell, Dick Morrison, Coach Bob Watson. Coach Earl Snider is presenting :nor sweaters to Jim Mitchell 1d Ronnie Myers at a special invocation honoring the track 1d cross country teams. TRACK TEAM Row 'l, left to right: Gary Snod- grass, Mike Baney, Gary Flick, Gary Hartley, Gene Barber. Row 2: Henry Masters, M e I vi n Koontz, Joe Reasoner, Fred Hais- ley, Dick Morrison, Jim Mitchell. Row 3: Ronnie Plummer, Bill York, Gale Ellis, Phil Young, Dick Wil- liams, Ronnie Myers, Carl Snod- grass. Row 4: Caoch Bob Watson, Jim green, Jim Ellis, Don Clevenger, Bill Ritchie, Bob Reynolds, Jay Godwin, Coach Earl Snider. Raw 1, left to right: Bill York, Don Clevenger, Gary Hartley, Mike Baney, Dick Williams, Melvin Koontz, Gary Flick. Row 2: Gale Ellis, Henry Masters, Gene Barber, Bob Reynolds, Ronnie Myers, Jay Godwin. Row 3: Coach Earl Snider, Jim Green, Fred Haisley, Joe Rea- soner, Jim Ellis, Carl Snodgrass, Jim Mitchell, Dick Morrison, Coach Bob Watson. CROSS COUNTRY L H J.A. A. Mr. Walter Stephenson, director of the J.A.A., presents the .I.A.A. Sportsmanship trophy to Larry Spangler. This award is decided by a vote of the club members and the teachers. The presentation is made at the club's annual banquet which is held in the school gym each spring. Boys from the third to the ninth grades are anticipating moving to the new building so their program can be bigger and better. IZ q ff 4 '5,f,, 'Nr' A Rf ls ,J :MR R Q fri is R Ar fx iff!! Qgfgg 5 Wifi? V 'M if 'W , f' QM fi 11277 i W, f 'af f . if nik L.. 'Il av fc.: fl in QM' UHGHMUSHTUUM5 so QW uf S' goes 'box' V' xx ,gb fy '16 2, A 0 .0 4 ge A0 2 v fo CHEER BLOCK PEP CLUB OFFICERS OF PEP CLUB Standing--Left to right: Phyllis Keller, president, Marilyn Erp, vice-president, Leah Stephenson, secretaryg Shirley Spencer, treasurer. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Left to right: Peggy Mitchell, Peggy Townsend, Norma Vise, Carolyn Parkinson, Darlene Miller, Janet Moore, Janet Baker, Sue Joyce, Barbara Richardson, Deanna Mudd. YELL LEADERS Left to right: Darlene Miller, George Porter, Norma Vise, Harold Chambers, Janet Baker. SPONSORS Mrs. Jacqueline Brown. and Mrs. Willimiene Hofherr SECOND TEAM YELL LEADERS Janet Pugsley Francis Vise Peggy Chism FORUM CLUB Sihing from left lo righl: Michael Spangler, Dick Lennis, Mr. Healh, Mrs. Kimmel, Evelyn Ward, Larry Keenan. Standing: Garry Applegate, Don Clevenger, Gallen Rilchie, George Porler, Gayle Ellis, Larry Applegale. LIBRARIANS UPN YW 0' 'xy 1' G., Q1 l left lo Righl: Norma Vise, Bob Reynolds, Darlene Miller, and Joan Hessler. T Row Row Row Row Row Row Row F.H.A. Patty Davis won the County District and State Demonstration Contest in 4-H. Her demonstration was called the Pink of Perfection. Miss Sarah Gibson was her adviser. As a result of this hon- or she was able to at- tend the National 4-H Club Congress. 1, left to right: Peggy Chism, Bonnie Crouse, Carolyn Stout, Marleta Plummer, Linda Burhenn, Peg Townsend, Pat Miller, Jo Ellen McKibben, Kay Lennington, Sally Stark and Janet Baker. 2: Joyce Wade, Thelma Webb, Monta Morrow, Jewell Waddell, Phyllis Keller, Jo Ann Terrill, Norma Vise, Darlene Miller, Esther Fuller, Joann Hessler, Anne Baxter, Vernice Kem, Myrna Reed, Deanna Mudd, and Miss Sarah Gibson. 3: Virginia Beekman, Mariorie Briggs, Janice Wyatt, Donna McKinley, Marilyn Erp, Evelyn Ward, Rose Barber, Phyllis Fuller, Shirley Spencer, Mona Rager, Beverly Lingle, and Bertha Campbell. 4: Dorothy Porter, Sharon Masters, Christine McClain, Dana Drumm, Sharon Johnson, Sue Joyce, Shirley Carson, Deanna Thomas, Pat Davis, Leah Stephenson, Marilyn Jones, and Janice Metzcar. 5: Janet Pugsley, Pat Reed, Patty Donovan, Sandra Miller, Nancy Henry, Sandra Hess, Linda Ritchie, Mary Holman, Florence Cross, Suzanne Shimer, and Katie Hamilton. 6: Nancy Williams, Linda Pennybacker, Sharon Ritchie, Texie Parkinson, Debbie Dorste, Linda McKinley, Sharon Masterson, Rhonda McGuire, Sharon Stewart, Peggy Mitchell, Rosalie Briggs, Melanie Griffis, and Janet Lingle. 7: Debbie Bousman, Marilyn Stout, Linda Koontz, Lucille Green, Phyllis Dragoo, Wanda Ward, Joann Griffis, Sally Crouse, Veda Paris, Shirley Turner, Carolyn Parkinson, Marllyn Green, Frances Vise, Janice Carson, and Carolyn Green. GIRLS JR. 4-H GIRLS SR. 4-H BOYS 4 - H BAND Mrs. John Guthrie came to us in November replacing Mr. Keith McLaughlin, who resigned. She has been a great help to our music department. To her, we all say thanks. The Yorktown High School Band members seated from left to right in front are Becky Sears and Marti Hudgins. ln the first row are Janice Metzcar, Suzie Miller, Thelma Webb, Darlene Miller, Peggy Chism, larry Ellis, Romona Armstrong, Jim Ellis, Tommy Parkinson, Pat Nauman, Max Hopper, Carolyn Frazier, and Bill Mudd. Second row: Susan Bowers, Evelyn Ward, Janice Wyatt, Monta Morrow, Cynthia Harrison, Pat Donovan, Sharon Ritchie, Leah Stephenson, Douglas Ogle, Larry Lovern, Larry Bryant, David Shellenbarger, and Dennie Boyle. Third row: Dixie Pugsley, Linda Ritchie, Doris Pope, Judy Bullock, Janet Lingle, Randal Metzger, Carl Snodgrass, Pat Reed, Gene Barber, Larry Keenan, Jerry Barber, Allen Thomas, Dick Williams, Larry Spangler, Rex Broadwater, Beverly Darter, Linda Fosnaugh, Melanie Griffis, and Wanda Ward. Back row: Sally Crouse, Carolyn Clevenger, Sonia Reagen, Linda McKinley, Sue Bousman, Mike Miller, Dennis Green, Larry Lennis, Janice Allen, Fred Williams, Charles Monks, and Mrs. Guthrie. BAND OFFICERS haron Ritchie, librarian, Peggy Chism, ecretury, Evelyn Ward, president, Max opper, sergeant- at- arms, student Jnductor, Janice Metzcar, treasurer, nd Pat Reed, librarian. U! v v o Row Row Row Row Row SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR 'I, left to right: Larry Bryant, Nancy Marsh, Judy Godwin, Judy Everett, Susan Young, Sarah Reagan, Doris Pope, Dilema Slagle, Barbara Summers, Douglas Ogle. 2: Jerry Barber, Jean Goodwin, Cynthia Harrison, Judy Bullock, Monea Parkinson, Rita Wilson, Sheila Pennybacker, Mary Ann Grobey, Carolyn Klepfer, Ivan Weaver. 3: Randall Metzger, Marilyn Swander, Carolyn Frazier, Bonnie Bird, Carolyn Green, Beverly Dorter, Betsy Evans, Belly Kirk, Sylvia Huffer, Freddy Williams. 4: Ronnie Childs, Phyllis Keenan, Nancy Koontz, Linda Fosnaugh, Romana Armstrong, Carolyn Davis, Sharon Snider, Sue Carson, Martie Hudgins, Jack Neal. 5: Mrs. Gutherie, Thomas Matt, Larry Lennis, David Shellabarger, Phil Reed, Dennis Boyle, Mont McKibben, Lawrence Musick, Gene Voyles. Row Row Row Row Row Row HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR I, left to right: Deanna Mudd, Janice Allen, Peggy Chism, Sharon Ritchie, Janet Pugsley, Patty Donovan, Martha White, Phyllis Dragoo, Mary Holman. 2: Jackie Heaps, JoAnn Terrill, Jackie Choate, Sandra Wilson, Suzie Miller, Bertha Campbell, Joan Hessler, Joyce Henderson, Maxine Hessler. 3: Vernice Kem, Pat Reed, Pat Nauman, Myrna Reed, Sharon Johnson, Sue Joyce, Jo Ellen McKibben, Bonnie Crouse, Martha Fox. 4: Linda Ritchie, Marilyn Erp, Phyllis Keller, Janice Metzcar, Pat Miller, Janice Wyatt, Donna McKinley, Barbara Richardson, Monta Morrow. 5: Mrs, Guthrie, Norma Vise, Esther Fuller, Deloris Brown, Linda Koontz, Janet Moore, Darlene Miller, Jewell Waddell, Jerry Lennington. 6: Sallie Crouse, Carolyn Clevenger, Sandra Hess, Beverly Lingle, Thelma Webb, Joyce Wade, Ruth Wallen. inf ' .seeds CHOIR .. SIR! 5 F ,K - 5 z X , 'X Y D l A sf we li Q S li we Y' RECOGNITON BANQUET fl , 4 av' A.. l I .ri There were a great number of students, teachers, and people of the community who attended the ban- quet in honor of the athletes and band members. Mr. Kent Trempala was master of ceremonies. Coach Earl Snider presented the senior basketball :layers Max Hensley, Modie Beeman, Bob Reynolds, lay Childs, Dick Morrison, Jim Mitchell, and Fred Hais- ey with their iackets. A little boy looks enviously at Modie's locket hoping that someday he will have the same honor. WETUVUTUE5 6 C9 if-ak fi G , xg C3 K C9 1 Q55 5 G15 Q. K 470 Q 6 C5 B i , X ,Um-an M? A. Aw ir v lf .V 4 5 Xzsfx Ill ill Hfllikk i'7 COKE STAND leh to right Texie Parkinson, Linda Pennybacker, Sharon Rilchie, Jane! Pugsley, Deborah Bousman, Carolyn Sloul, Linda Rilchie. Front: Mr. Ralph Healh, principal. l I ,igywz I 1 CROWNING OF QUEEN AND KING Left lo righfz Linda Burhenn, Larry Sloul, Gayle Ellis sophomore class presidenl. The dance in full swing. PEP CLUB BANQUET - DANCE ' .i left Oo righiz Linda Rilchie, Max Hopper, Janice Metzcar and Al Ross say, Resl Time. l 4..,i 5 The Top Hal Parti room added to the gala of this dance. senling gifls lo Claudia Drayer and Rilo Marsh, graduating seniors. Shirley Car- son at the lell was chairman of the event. Mrs. Jacqueline Brown, sponsor, is pre- .,--1 Row l, left to right: Rachial Quirk, vocal- ist, June Briggs, Mike Townsend, Phyllis Keller. Row 2: Jim May, Barbara Bushong, Rob- ert Watson, Ann Brannon, Jake Miller, Jerry Younkin, Charline Younkin. ' Q JR. - SR. PRCM The Jr.-Sr. Prom is an event given in the spring by the Jr. class. The beautiful ballroom at the Hotel Roberts added to the atmosphere of this dance. Sitting-left to right Sharon Childs, Patty Davis, Sue Ritchie, Sarah Smith. Standing Jim Shoemaker, Fred Haisley, Bill Bous- man, Cwain Garrit. Row 1, left to right: Floyd Martin, Jerry Lennington, Darline Miller, E d w a r d Whealy, Jo Ellen McKibben, Chuck Vise. Row 2: Charlie Minnick, Bertha Camp- bell, Preston Dulaney, Mary Lue Col- lins, Jim Hamilton, Barbara Richardson, Peggy landrey, Neal Clark, Pat New, Gene Ward, Norma Vise, Jerry West. 'lane '74 7ao 'Fixed 'fzoadle' LITE TEAHUUM C A S T Toasty ...... ....... . . . Janet Moore Joe Burke ............ . . Ed McKibben Pinkie Hamilton ...... ...... E d Comor Oyden Oggy McClosky . . . . . Max Broadwater MM Connie Ashton ......... .... J anet Marsh X , Ebb Dumham ......... .... P hyllis Keller Flo Dumham ..... . . . Jewell Waddell Shirley Bradford . . . . Anna Stephenson Sugar Lou Jackson ....... ..... M yrna Reed E Ll T E X Monica Bates ............. ..... N orma Vise Mrs. J. Worthington Bates . . . . . . Janice Metzcar Dr. Pillsy ............... ..... B ill Ritchie Miss Emily Ross .................... Deanna Mudd Cliff Hayward ...................... Phil Young Prompters--Dick Morrison and Beverly lingle Eggl J 1 Fred Haisley, class president, presenting gifts to the play directors, Mrs. Willimiene Hofherr and Mr. Earl Snider. 570 Entertainment between acts by Myrna, Darlene, and Entire Cast Phyllis. N752 74 ge c A s r Row 1, left to right: Shirley Spencer, Beverly Lingle, Bill Ritchie, Norma Vise, Jewell Waddell, Jo Ann Terrill and Deanna Mudd. Row 2: Monta Morrow, Phyllis Keller, Harold Cham- bers, George Porter, Mike Milchner , Dick Morrison and Vernice Kem. Tom Monroe not present when picture was taken. X - . sg ' -- . Q- e,.. sg ..: it ii R 9 il Directors: Mrs. Philip Hofherr Mr. Earl Snider Prompters: Max Broadwater Anna Stephenson l UBLUEWTUUM5 Broadcaster Editor, Phyllis Keller Episode Editor, Darlene Miller The Franklin Press Conference is an annual two-day meeting for students interested in learning better methods in publication work. In route to the Franklin Press Conference: Row I, left to right: Max Broadwater, George Porter, Bill Ritchie. Row 2, left to right: Jewell Waddell, Norma Vise, Mrs. Willimiene Hafherr, Darlene Miller, Manta Morrow, Phyllis Keller, and Thelma Webb. ...l l 3 Q .- fs -N me DUPLICATION DEPARTMENT or Mr. Merle Swanger Supervisor of duplication Work- Asssmsunc snoAncAsrfu-Len IO ngm: when Beeman, Lloyd Kem, Jim Hamillon, Phyllis Keller, Jerry Lenninglon, Jewell Waddell, Max Broadwaler, Deanna Mudd, Norma Vise. is rs MQAAAMQ DUPLICATING DEPARTMENT Left lo rlghl. Fred Hanley, Janol Moore, Jay Childs. it BROADCASTER STAFF Slanding lefl fo righl: Phyllis Keller, Eslher Fuller, Bill Rilchie, Jewell Waddell, Jo Ann Terrill, Norma Vise. Sealed left to righl: Suzie Miller, Monla Morrow, Marilyn Yales, Sharon Childs, Thelma Webb, Joyce Wade, Rulh Wallen, Shirley Spencer. his One-way traffic Q g ' MEMomEs OF THE ou: BUILDING Th ld h ' Coats here, coats there, e 0 C ow 'me who needs 4 7 0PhY Wie 05 coats evgrywhgre long as we got the trophies. BQ- . ES ,Al 0 I - K V y 4 fi '. low 1, left to right: Beverly brought an apple for her the BROADCASTER .... Come on, give us a smile, teacher. Others with her are Norma, Shirley, Thelma, and Sharon .... Hi, Richard, William Morrison .... Now we know how these girls, Jewell, Suzie, Vernice, Norma, Janet, and Darlene look right after washing their hoir. low 2: This day the Jrs. get experience in assembling Mr. Heath .... Deanna Thomas and Shirley Carson in their tropeze act. Row 3: A Sr. rose among all those Jr. thorns. Jerry, Dar- lene, Janice lthe Sr.l, Joyce, Sharon, and Thelma. . . . ln the good ole summer time portrayed by Deanna, Donnie, Melvin, and Shirley. as ls NU! A N'-new. W Uv 5 30138 U an Row 1, left to right: Couples taking time out for refresh- ments at the annual Pep Club dance .... Seniors at- tending press conference .... Deanna is our model. Row 2: Jim, you make a good Atlas .... Are the Petunias making a toast? . . . Mr. Trempala and Mr. and Mrs. John Kimmel are watching over their iuniors who are selling cokes at the Jaall game. Row 3: This is the difference between the Devil and Modesty, Jewell and Myrna .... Miss Beverly Lingle. . . . He's had his happier moments, Mr. Bob Watson. . . . Max Hensley cutting an the net after a victorious County Tourney. Row 4: Bob are you concentrating on school work or are you thinking about a ball game? . . . Boy, Ann can sure pucker. . . . Mr. Snider, you're a swell papa tiger .... Juniors receiving awards for selling the most magazines. 'X '- xr wp H-v qw A 'F' 'W ' 1' W 1.7 ' X , Y - VW Q' N -392' ..:' , , 5,4 , i 'Y . -P , ,eff f 7 vt n dh' Row I, left to right: Marilyn, Shirley, Thelma, and Norma seem to be pretty happy. No wonderl lt's the last day ot their sophomore year .... What ever Norma, Jewell, Sharon and Thelma were eating must not have tasted too good .... It was fun while it lasted but now it's time to pack up and leave Epworth Forest for another year as we see Martha and Dick observing the mess. Q Q xi ,Q r, ,W f Pr- -eh!!! 'ik A , X -A I F 'S Row I, left to right: This must be love-right Marilyn and Rex? . . . Janice and her big yellow convertible . . . Deanna and Shirley were counselors at Epworth Forest last summer. Row 2: Check those seniors when they were little green freshmen. . . . David Moore makes a perfect shoe shine boy .... Did you loose something back there, Jerry? Row 3: Janet and Kaye must be getting instructions from Mrs. Brown in gym class .... It seems like many, many years since Darlene and Max were freshmen .... lt's time to go to bed girls.-Franklin Press Conference. . . . Guess who?-Phyllis Keller and Dick Morrison. Row 4: The three Musketeers? No, these are the Gresrs. . . . Watch your tongue, Melvin. ,y uf 1 I X, A WW fa' A' aw- 'Y Xi U V ' .,.-. . Q , LA X 'RLY :ix . z. - . 'Q :f - N NA A . X if X? ' K 4, Q X ' i X5 X Q-N' X 4 Q L -N' Q? F Mfr. D ' 3-:sry K 5 rg N, . N55 ' - : 33 Qf if .... . 1 5 22 -'K' eg: QQQQ QNX , Qi N N N0 x - 43' :gg 3 , xl f 1 i3 Q L. QS E Q N xg nl K ' Q-.Qs - XJ. X X T f-1 4+ e .F S 1 il K Row l, left to right: Our Yell Leaders .... Jim and Mike make good kitchen help .... Was it coke time with Eddy, Jewell? Row 2: Max and Rex in Detroit for their vacation . . . Time to rise and shine, Keller and Visel . . . She's a little young isn't she George? Row 3: This must be Jerry's twinl . . . That's Baker for Qs 've lf r, 'NX WEE 'W J ..., 3 . .I 4 i A X 1-'2g,,f'T- Q E3 4 .Q M ef f - 'W X in ' Q ll H X I i 'lv S S 1 k Yr I A sv. f . ,Ma . 2 ,Neem s , , 'ftt - f '- V ll r I 4 s ' . you, always having fun .... Boyl You are glamorous, Janice .... Barefoot Terrill back in the bare, bare woods. Row 4: Carl, Floyd, Jim, and Fred decided to sit this one out at the All School Mixer as the girls dance a fast one .... Here Phyllis, Darlene, Jerry, and Myrna on the last day of their freshman year. 'F l h lg- fjqg, r or I I av V' Z w I A W LU -v 5 W xw Mlm-Oryx A - . W.-: . ' . v ' ef' - f , ,, , ' w,g,,,g,,,.fy,- N xr mf 'Wg 77,9 :W ,rr 'aff' Q' 2: 1. T3 3 gui, .,,., f W 5 ,4 if or W. 1 Min ' 'ff or ,r r ,mf mm..emMs.ww 'V 3' I .. he ' L 'LVV'.'zLVl i X 6 ' V . v 3 , . ' f Q '4' r fig. r . fr ,- 1rE'h'fff7-ff. ' 134 1 ' f.L,,gvf,. '-PA' I -' ' f Y W' ,,. . ,R,gp1u,,,,.x, A y , , K - W. R. ' - - .. '6' .di A 2,23 if- , 4, 6.15 9 4, M .ew fl' XS' 7 if ' 1 f Ag X . 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