Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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A futuristic theme was used for the Prom, the last and most im- portant dance of the school year, sponsored by the Junior class in honor ot the Senior class. lllus- trating the universe, a cluster of ballons was the focal point of de- corations at the Hotel Roberts, where students dined and danced. v-hu, , as . 'ii l ' iffiftwiea 7 l l M f si f 'l I lg 1 V1 '31 rites xl What's going on down there? asks Hank Masters, while Debbe Dorste, Dek Gayheart, Linda McKinley, Paul Cox, Carolyn Jo Parkinson, Carolyn Green, and Paul Fuller try to see. There is never a dull moment at the table with Wayne Smith, foreground. Mary Ellen Pugsley, Wayne Gale, Mike Miller, Carolyn Clevenger, and Dixie Pugsley laugh ata ioke while Gary Flick attempts to hear the punch line. 8 X X l , Y,,' -- 1 - AQ' N I 7 4, I 'Q X fceganlgfa l An,- 'N W it I 9. fN , Junior R x4' i

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TIP OFF DANCE Basketball season gets a glor- ious send-oft at the beginning ot each year with the dance spon- sored bythe Girls' Pep Club. The Board-ot-Control plans the dance with the help of Mrs. Sue Perry and Mrs. Micki Zinninger, advisers. Each year a king and queen are elected by students to preside over the dance. Ruth Reasoner and Garry Applegate receive their crowns from Mr. Ralph Heath, Principal. Linda Brown, Betty Lou Heaps, Mrs. Perry, and Mary Ann Hammersley get the music started. The Grand March begins, led by the Queen, King, Mrs. Zinninger, and Mr. Heath. King Garry's twin brother, Larry, takes time-out from the festivities to snitt a rose from Queens bouquet, with the help of a friend, Linda Fosnaugh. fBottom rightl 1 -H., qi 7-A., , - . . .. li ...J--1, f i. 1? N..-1 4:3-53 X

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'Y-:F .K L5 li 1LX L ' x45? '-,Sl Senior Af ft The honor of being at the speaker's table is enioyed by Bev- erly Pugsley, Bob Harrison, Judy Masterson, Larry Spangler, Mary Ann Grobey, Gordon Norris, Susan Bowers, Don Clevenger, Mrs. Ralph Heath, Mr. Heath, Frances Vise, Douglas Rees, Larry Ellis, and Sharon Snider. In the foreground is Wayne Smith. l 1 5. V W s 'Q- ,. fs ai'-f , . ii Mrs. Willimiene Hofherr, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dunn, Mr, and Mrs. John Kimmel, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Trempala, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Porter chaperoned the dance. Taking a break from the steak to smile are Eldon Buck, June Haney, Destel Hammond, Janis Carson, Dave Fuller, and Rosalie Briggs. 9