Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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EIGHTH GRADE Row l: Larry Applegate, Garry Applegate, Ramona Armstrong, Glynn Barber, jerry Barber, Sandy Barteau, Bonnie Bird, Dennis Boyle. Row 2: Larry Bryant, judy Bullock, Sue Carson, Ronnie Childs, Dwight Clark, Paul Copley, Bill Crisp, Laury Cross. Row 3: Beverly Darter, Carol Ann Davis, Carolyn Davis, Ralph Desper, Roger Desper, Katie Donovan, Tom Ebrite, Dallas Ellis. Row 4: Edward Fisher, Linda Fosnaugh, Carolyn Frazier, Lyman Fuller, Verda Garver, Linda Gibson, judy Godwin, joyce Goff. Row 5: Bernard Goodpaster, jean Goodwin, john Goodwin, Andy Green, Dennis Green, Carolyn Greer, Mary Ann Grobey, Ruthann Guignet. Row 6: Ronnie Halbert, Wayne Hammond, Cynthia Harrison, E. j. Hensley, Ralph Hessler, james Holman, jacqueline Howe, Martha Hudgins. Row 7: Kay Hufter, jerry Huxhold, Phyllis Keenan, Betty Kirk, Carolyn Klepfer, Nancy Koontz, Larry Lennis, Bette jean Martin. Row 8: james Masters, Monte McKibben. Randall Metzger, james Miller, Nancy jean Marsh, David Moore, jack Neal, Douglas Ogle. Row 9: Monaei Parkinson, Doris Ruth Pope, George Pugsley, Sarah Reagan, loe Reed, Mickey Reed, Phillip Reed, Thomas Sanders. Row 10: David Shellabarger, Delema Slagle, Leland Slagle, Sharon Snider, Barbara Somers, Otis Southerland, Bob Stewart, Marilyn Swander. Row ll: Larry Vincent, Gene Voyles, j. C. Waddell, Ivan Weaver, Fred Williams, Ted Williams, Vonda Williams, Wendall Williams. Row 12: Rita Wilson. Daniel Woods. Susan Young, Thomas Zeabart, Kenneth Bur- chard. Absent when picture was taken: Leonard West. tai' Ts ' 1-if -Q vi , E Qi as f , a E ,' I , sg M q ' a sf - 'ff ' 5 ,,, - 1 ,. 5, v , fa 4 , . ' , 1 I fqiks a f'Q fi Q , ii' Q ' E' fu -fy, K ev ' f v' A ins s 3 H l , 51 'JI , A sl its 1 A 1 li rw L in 8 .v N y ,W 'A ,jf .15 D jf? 1 : ,Q x E 9.0K NN , A f .Q Q -f l ' A ' l 2 Q' 'n ff: A- f 1 Cs .A Q. + W ' ,A K . . gi . ,ef ' y Q, i A . s ff? J X It A J K if , 1 aw , ,ji t ,V I i , 5 ' ..... if S Q N y fr 1 lo J f ,...+ ffl 'ff'-,W .545 f -M .4 . Q! . .p 1.-o,t Q x 7 . 9 ,I I , 3. ' f it s ,,.., H . .wg A 'MS , ,sg Q - . .1.. K nl , l 1 I es the as -t gs, A i K . t LX! X .S I A 3 L. f Q: Q E 'Q' 'T 1,5 fi ff 4,9 ' 3 , e- a 5 Q , A 6 fx J ' X E X K . K f M ge 'L , X' Qi.. sv F ,n, X K r ., ag ll sf

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YQ-llll-I-YQ-lllllllllt.-I-QILIIIIIUI H-l111Ll'5lLllSillilllillilflllllll ELEMENTARY A teacher feels the Warmth of a chiId's smile, the desire to learn found in the younger set -- a re- sult of a free world . . . Tomorrow's citizens are molded in the elementary department. Here the real time of learning through working together begins. TomorroW's citizens have a world to keep intactg horizons to push outward.