Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

199 WHAT IS OUR SCHOOL? Dzfcze Pugeley Edztor Clcwfre Kmtner Asszstaxnt Edztofr Yorktown School Yorktown Indzana Volume No 36 1 u n s . If I , s s s u .J I , s , I 'WH C It Is Our It Is Our It Is Our It Is Our Activities Seniors U nderclassmen Elementary Pages 18-35 Pages 36-47 Pages 48-59 Pages 60-75 70646 '74 It Is Our Athletics Pages 76-89 Om WHAT IS OUR SCHOOL? ftfdd ' Our school is a building made of brick held together l by assorted sounds of plea- sure and seriousness. The quiet rooms sound of pens scratching across paperg the still halls reverberate with an occasional footstep. Students in the study hall can listen to the teacher next door lectur- e c as ing her class on the fall of the Roman Empire, of the differ- ence between an adjective and adverb, or about two times two being four. A bell rings and un- ceasing chatter resounds through the halls. Locks click and lockers bang. Another bell rings and all is quiet except for an occasional footfall in the hall. In our community of sounds we have three types of occupants. First, is the ordinary citi- zen, the student. For the younger students join- many mg the comrnumty the school IS a g1ant struc ture where they come to learn and to have fun Hovs ever as knowledge lncreases wlth each year the SIZE slowly seems a b1t smaller whlle the lmportance of school IS greater Teachers represent the governlng body Along wlth representatlves of the student body and the prlnclpal representmg the mayor they make rules and statutes to make the orgamza t1on run smoothly The cltlzens of our small oommunlty go from day to day learmng to be the cltlzens of the world of tomorrow FIVE mornlngs a week durlng the school year buses arrlve and unload the cltlzens of our com mumty Youth Wlth shlnmg faces and pohshed practlclng the art of recess echo off the outslde wall Youngsters play tag ball and games never thought of by others At lunch tlme 1300 students flle mto the cafeterla There cooks and helpers dlp out food Jo1n1ng the1r fr1ends at one table the students relax and enJoy the nourlshment Ox er the nolse of sl dlng of tables and chalrs across the floor the mus1c from the record player the d1n of people constantly movlng about and the rattl 1ng of pots and pans 1n the kxtchen students converse about thelr act1v1t1es All of a sudden they hear a rlngmg sound It IS time to crowd up the stalrs and go to class to f1n1sh the day s work shoes tramp mto the bulldmg there to spend a day of work and play In the m1d morn1ng at noon and 1n the af ternoon the Joyful yelps of elementary students 5 . , K - . . . , , V . . , . . Y . . . . Y . . . . . , . . L u 7 v 1 3 ' ' x 1 . . . ' 1 1 , - . . . , . . n Q o , . . . . . . . . . . . , ' Q . . . Y . - , , - Between classes the students may be ob- served discussing current problems, watching with rapt faces as the favorite friend claims their attention, or just lounging in the hall. At 3:09 a final bell rings. Students pour out of the bulding. They rush to get a seat on the bus. Or maybe they're in a hurry to get home because some added excitement awaits them there. um46ecufawa6 After the students leave, a stillness de- scends upon the structure that is so full of life during the day. Occasionally this spooky still- ness of night is broken by the voices of the young cheering a team or encouraging a frightened play cast. All these people and sounds go together to make our school a happy place to live. 'XfXfXfXJ JUUUN Buses line up in front of the school building to pick up weary students at the end of the day. and Mike Fears and Eddie Davis raise the United States flag at the start of the school day. Pep Club members leave the Muncie Field House after a victory in the county tournament. A-eb Myers asslstant clerk keep school records Keeplng Mr Heaths offlce ln order are Mrs Janyce Bousman and Mrs Helen Myers clerks They sell supplles to students keep records of money recelved and money spent and act as secretar1es to Mr Heath Mr Robert Monroe Mrs Harrlet Slmonson and Mr Frederick Marsch compose the advisory board which helps to keep our school in top condition 8 WHAT IS OUR SCHOOL? 76 ea cw! Our communlty of students and teach ers IS governed by the prlnclpal and his helpers Mr Ralph Heath prmclpal can be compared to the mayor of a commumtv meet1ng the publ1c He prepared for these dutles at Indlana Unlverslty where he earned h1s A B degree IH 1925 and at Ball State Teachers College where he recelved hls Master s Degree 1n 1937 Mr Heath has taught ln three Dela ware County schools He served as a bas ketball coach for slxteen years Formerly he was prmclpal of Dalevxlle and Selma schools Consultmg w1th the trustee IS the school advlsory board Thls board conslsts of promment peo ple of Mt Pleasant Townshlp who are lnterested ln the school Chalrman of the board IS Mr Robert Monroe He has hved IH Mt Pleasant Townshlp for more than 20 years He IS servlng his second term as an advxsory board member Mr Frederxck H Marsch, an other advlsory board member, has lived ln thls viclmty 15 years. He is also servmg h1s sec ond term as a board member Mrs. Harrlet Simonson, a mother of four Yorktown grad uates, has worked on the advls ory board five years. I O O X Q ' s , X X 1 ' WM Qxx X 1 V Q A .K . . . I ' E 9 ' V r -:iw - 9 . l r Mrs. Janyce Bousman, treasurer and clerk, and Mrs. Helen His duties range from making rules . , . n , o 0 ' - . . n , ' ' ' ' ! 1 7 1 . , . . ' , . . . ' o Q xi...--:-'...a -W- Mr. Heath's assistant, Mr. Merle P Swanger, received his B. S. degree in Phy- sical Education and Business Education from Ball State Teachers College. Mr. Swanger has been assistant principal at Yorktown five of the twenty-six years he has taught. Mr. Hubert L. Parkinson, trustee of Mt. Pleasant Township, has much to say about the way our school is managed. Hc hires all employees of the school and sees that they fulfill their duties. Mr. Parkinson is a 1906 graduate of Yorktown High School. He has lived in Mt. Pleasant Township 25 years and is in his fifth year as trustee of this township. Mr. Ralph Heath performs many demanding tasks as Drincipal of Mt. Pleasant Township School. .av-1 ' 1-5 c2021 52 Qi.: 29 1 T - fav. . . ,...- Sb p Mr. Merle Swarier instructs the juniors and sen Mr Hubert L Parkinson affectionately known as iors in office practices in addition to his duties as Bob , is trustee of Mt. Pleasant Township assistant principal, 9 and aww! ' we 'living-'ggi lx I MR. ROBERT EDWARDS B. S., Ball State Mathematics Science MRS. MARGUERITE DUNN A. B., Ball State History Modern Problems MISS ANNE CLARK A B Hanover English History MRS DOROTHY HENKI F B S Ball State Mathematics English MRS BONNIE HOY B S Ball State Home Economics MRS GLENDA JOHNSON Ball State Ar MR PAUL McDAN1EL M S Indiana State Music Director MR JAMES McKIBBEN B S Ball State Mathematics Physical Education 'VIR ROBERT GRIFFIS B S Memphis State History Physical Education MR LEWIS KEPLER B S Purdue Chemistry Biology General Science MRS JANET LOVELESS A B Ball State Spanish English aeiawze MRS SUE PERRY B S Bu ler Physlcal Edutatlon Health Personal Problems General Busmess MR ROBERT PICKFII B S Ball S ate Physical Educatlon TYDIUF-T Personal Problems General Busmess MRS SARAH MILLER M A Ball State Home Economlcs I afeterla MRS ELLEN POVAI AC B S Ball State Home Economics Dlrevtor of Guldance MR EARL SNIDFR B S Central Normal College Physlcal Education Health Athletlc Dlrector MR WALTER STEPHENSON B S Ball State Industrlal Arts Mathematlcs MR RICHARD PUGSLEY 'VI A Ball State Busmess Educatlon Mathematlcs MR ROBERT SMITH B S Ball State lndustrlal Arts MRS HELENE WALKER A B Ball State Engllsh Speech MRS MICKI ZINNINGER B S Unlv of Ky Engllsh Journallsm MR KENT TREMPALA B S Ball State Personal Problems General Busmess Psychology Law Draftlng MR MERLE SWANGER B S Ball State Busmess Educatxon Tymng Clencal Asslstant Prmcxpal o a I 1 . ., t , ll. . ., t , . a J . . . ., U Drivers EdUCatlOH . ., I . ., . ., . ., WHAT IS OUR SCHOOL? WRAP f ll , All -lfglef l Steve Bowers watches Mike Strother work with a forty-tive degree angle in drafting class. '78 Z4 can Jack Neal and Fred Williams count the drops of hydrochloric acid in preparing hydrogen for chemistry class. 12 In drafting classes plastic rulers and right triangles snap against high desks While students scratch pencils and pens across paper. Meanwhile, in chemistry class, young chemists com- plete experiments when effervescing acids deteriorate metals. Shouts of joy and pain come from the gymnasium as physical education students play games and practice calisthenics. Sophomores exhibit skill i d k n eep nee bends, one of the calisthenics used in physical education. Jin1 Reed and Bob Cline find the study of the human body easier when they have the use of Elmer, the biology model, In science class girls shriek excitedly as they disect grasshoppers. Enthusiasm reigns as stu- dents learn the principles of nature. To the English student the Spanish class is a room of indistinguishable chatter that is under- standable only to the beginning Spanish students. After learning Spanish, girls have an oppor- tunity to learn the art of cooking. In the home- malcing rooms sounds of frying foods and of hum- ming sewing machines dominate the world of noises. Dale Broadwater, Keith Thornburg, David Landrey, and Instructor Robert Smith work with the wood lathe in shop class. Spanish student Barbara Boyle writes In the spring it is good weather. It is not very cold, as Bill Mudd gazes in mock disbelief. 'K I Q S , .3 , 1 f. Preparing tried potatoes is Penny Armstrong's task in home econom- ics class. Physics students Bod Wade and Farrel Stout test the pressure of gas. 13 we 1 I ' Larry Lennis and Phil Reed use the hlstory facihtles for ex tensxve research As students enter the domam of the hlstory teacher, they respond vuth startled looks to strange soundlng names These students, whlle dolng re search for hlstory asslgnments, learn the compllcated prlnclples of govern ment They learn about the dlscovery of the new world and the development of prlnclples of democracy Th1S helps them to reallze the type of c1t1zens they should be Worklng wlth the history teachers to create better c1t1zens of tomorrow is Mrs Ellen Povalac, guldance dlrector, who advlses students on matters of fu ture occupatlons Carolyn Frazier explams a chart illustrating our nations place ln the world to a history class ---nuii Measurmg the wave lengths of sound are physlcs students Tom Thomas Tom Parkin son and Bill Mudd SZ-N.,-1 14 Denwdl-G-0114 f Owjw wonto 1:5- 5 ,X L . Y. . . . . . 1 K ' w . . . . ' X . v ' .- , . 5 . , 0 r . a 1. 1 ' 4 'W' Q. In . ..-1.1.4 JFK' X., - vv .7 l , Y .av , , -A ! . : ' A' .',,v sf 'bf . 6, xii- 1 Q, .- fa aaialczufca lea Fl, N1 Judy Allce Goodwxn Claire Ellzabeth Kintner Rlchard Dean Lennls Elaine Ku Newton Recognlzlng the senlors Who have exalted them selves scholastlcally the Yorktown Eplsode pre sents th1s 11st of the Top Ten senlors who have shown perseverance, 1n1t1 3tlV6, fortltude, and devo tlon to work all through school Determlnatlon to attaln tnls standlng IS never a chleved by good lntentlons alone Hard Work, 19 search, and many hours of study must be credlted to th1s group Names of the Top Ten students are arranged al phabetlcally b e c a u s c school offlclals could not reveal exact rank Thomas Wlll1aHl Parkinson DIXIE Elleen Pugslev Archie Elbert Smxth Mlchael Joseph Spangler Tommy Lee Thomas Karen Sue W immer pl Vik' WHAT IS OUR SCHOOL? ,L 7Z64am ' 4 ' 5' 1 i - X fs - i fc . as ! 2 .Ir ' - if 7' i i ,f f' f X V- ply cabinet. 'ia Mrs. Glenna Lennis, Mrs. Vivian Belcher, Mrs. Jessie Reynolds, and Mrs. Josephine Hamm exhibit a. few of the cafeteria cooking utensils. Mrs. Evelyn Hensley, Mrs. Edna Patty, Mrs. Jeanette Stewart, and Mrs. Sue Woods help prepare a day's lunch. Mrs. Mayme Ramsey, L. P. N., checks her sup- T Abrupt changes in the weather cause colds and sniffles. Pleas for aspirin and kleenexes are daily occurances in the nurse's office. When epidemics occur, the telephone is used to call parents and then the trek homeward begins, using any methods available. Many students, however, take advantage of the school lunch program, eating a hot lunch prepared and served by the cooks. Several ele- mentary students receive their lunch free of charge when they wash the dishes or dry the trays. Washing windows is quite a job in a mod- ern school like ours, the task falling to the ma- tron, Who is seldom seen without the window spray and a cloth in hand. l lar C-1 lllll ' 1 Q Mrs. Loevina Luce. I matron, inspects the f teachers lounge. ' fa Chairs scrape across the floor as the day's accumulation of can- dy wrappers and paper is swept up. Occasionally the empty school resounds with the hum of the floor polishing machine. Even during the school hours the maintenance crew is heard. Winter's cold brings furnace weather and the power plant goes to work. Ordinarily the job of taking the'children home falls to the crew of school bus drivers. Double runs are made by some of these carriers, a situation calling for an extra harried honk of the horn when the children aren't ready with their books and lunch buckets. l -HI 1 - if -x.. . 1, E11 Ei Mr. Charles Simonson, building superintendent, has many problems with which he must cope in seeing that our building operates smoothly. Mr. Lee Goodpaster, head custodian, keeps our school clean. Transporting students to and from school is the duty of these bus drivers. Seated are Mr. Tom Frame, Mr. Ted Dragoo, Mr. Gene Finley, Mr. Tom Mann, and Mr. John Walls. Standing are Mr. Roy Deweese, Mr. Floyd Sollars, Mr. Gene Swindell, Mr. Harold Gale, and Mr. Phil Newman. 17 92554 K1 :.,,.1I.'-A 1: ,A nv. -x . f- , , 'ii- - ctlvities G .. hs? Members of the Student Council are, from Standing are Gene Moore, Larry Lennis, left to right, Linda Brown, Dixie Pugsley, Tom Spangler, Larry Godwin, Tom Thomas, Mary Ellen Pugsley, Mary Ann Hammers- David Shellabarger, and Dick Lennis. ley, Ned Rigsbee, and Marilyn Swander. Flaming O O I Bettering the relationship among students by use of the Citizenship Code is the main purpose of the Student Council. Members from grades seven through twelve make morning announcements, plan holiday convocations, wel- Councll members Dick Lennis and Tom Thomas, and seniors Frank Bennett and Mike Thornburg string lights on the Christmas tree on the front lawn. 20 come visitors, decorate the building at Christmas time, con- duct charity drives, and explain the Citizenship Code to new students. Two students each from grades seven through ten serve with three juniors and four seniors advised by the faculty sponsor and the high school principal. Student Council iff President Dick Len- nis discusses vari- ous problems with Mrs. Marguerite Dunn, advisor, and Mr. Ralph Heath. Barbara Somers watch s as BIISS Bowman stamps a book tor Leslle Maxfleld Kama Some students have other 3Ct1V1t19S to per form Llbrary staff members g'1Ve up one study hall each day to help the llbrarlan wxth her du t1es The staff gets one credxt per year for thls work, whlch lncludes helplng the l1brar1an to promote the development, organlzatlon, and operatlon of our school llbrary 1 1 i in Mrs Lois Keasby llbrarlan helps students flnd books Often a laght burns 1n the lxbrary at nlght whmle she works to keep our llbrary ln up It s fun to slng 1n the Yorktown Hlgh School choir' Of course, the many hours spent goxng over and over a few measures to get them just rlght arent always enJoyable, but when the performance comes, everyone IS assured that the concert w1ll be a good one Choir members maklng melody are fRou Onej Sharon Baker Darlene Aul Carolyn Hardman Sandy Burden Bllss Bow man Vonda Wllllams Marxlyn Fmley Judy Franklln Ramona Arm strong Judlth Hall Kar en Baker Ohm Tuoj Vlfglnla Breedlove Caro lun Donovan Carmelita Kowalski Mlrlam Wal lace Gladys Goad Louxse Smlley Judy Hayden Mary Henrv Llnda Good paster Eugene Neal Ron nie Mlller Glow Three! Tobv Morrow Sandv Mc Mullin Llnda Stafford Hllda Dugger, Dxana Neal, Rosle Pettigrew, Joel Atkins, James 'Was ters. Larrv Jones. Bob Teters, and Ronald Noel Mr Paul McDan1el sounds a note on the plano 21 ll X . S l S . l W Q R . Y M . 4' lyk., ' ,. es ' . 1 ' top condition. ' ' Me 0 . ' . . , . . . , . , .. ' , 0 l 4 ' V V - 'Y I y - . . U Y Y . , v Y , 4 - , . Mr. Paul McDaniel, band director, reviews a difficult clarinet passage with NVanda Conyers. l if 'TQ' , Vicki Woods holds the fs' N1 baritone while Patrick Shal adjusts the music stand. Ready for the Open House band concert are these sen- ior band members. They are tRow One! J. Dwyer, D. Leasure, R. Judkins. M. Williams, T. Brown, M. Strother, R. Kinsey, B. Baker, S. Ritchie, fRow Twoj A. Davis, P. Shal, M. Stewart, S. Walker, B. Heaps, A. Todd, S. Mitchell, CROW Thu-cj N. Snodgrass, S. Smiley, I I w The Duchesses of York, senior hand majorettes, practice a march ing routine for home basketball games. Presenting programs for basketball games is one of the Yorktown bands' activities. With senior, junior, and beginning bands participating, practice for these sessions provides training for the district music contest held at Ball State. S. Lennington, M. XVilliams, W. Sites, B. Hayden, M. Myers, R. Smith, L. Bryant, R. Spangler, R. Walker, G. Barteau, P. Lutrell, L. Finley, D. Ritchie R. Armstrong, J. Hough, D. Hall, T. Walker, CROW Fourj J. Cleven- ger, Mr. Paul McDaniel, H. Smiley, J. Sawyer, B. Kin- sey, and B. 0'Hara. l 2 2 fa 'a , Myra Buffin and Mike Hall admire one of the band trophies. Vicki Woods awaits directions as Terry Phillips and Larry Huffman play trombones. Majorettes, directed by Mrs. Sue Perry, high- light many of these programs. With the dance band Xzltififltes they form the Dukes and Duchesses of York. The fgeilrgatvwfer - - - before band swing choir often accompanies these groups at spe- practice be- cial convocations. gins- . ' k 'thth flt t' fb' ' b d Mike Stewart watches John Myers dem- Mr Paul McDaniel wor s wi e u e sec 10D o eginning an onstrate his drumming technique. I ist ! ,r YY? I ll need all of my unlform Kitty says Father Dlck Ienms to Judy Goodwm as another daughter Judy Hayden looks on ping, UUUU 24 indent Tom Thomas steals a kiss from Betty Plummer in a romantlc scene Trylng for a second hxt ln show buslness, tober 30 1958 Wr1tten by Maureen Daly Sex enteenth Summer IS a play about Ang , a seventeen year old gxrl who has to choose between marr1age and college educatlon Angle meets Jack durlng her seventeenth summer It IND t long before a mutual acqualnt ance grows tn a teenage loxe affa1r Ang1e feels obhgated to obey her father s wlsh for her to attend college The affalr ends, but Jack flnally real1zes he was wrong and they reconclle be fore Angle leaves for co g Trevla Stewart Nancy Gott and Phyllls Mc Vicker make sure that everythxng 13 in place before the curtain rlses l 0 1' V -' .3 9' , V 'xc g , f l . .Xa Ii 2' Wig ' 'wg r . it ' ' 2 ff , ft 4 'I 1 XX E Q' 1 ' 'A ,- 'H . NN 0- , . ' 1 a ,' ,----- , seniors presented Seventeenth Summer Oc- ' KC , , . 7! ' ie, P ' I , . . - ' Q Y , K L I .- X ' . 1. je. q dlfzxy il rf wi' tie ' 'aplczq , Mary Henry and Judy Goodwin compliment Judy Hayden on her dress as she leaves with her date, Tyrone Judkins. Constructing all the flats and painting them took many student hours. The lattice work outside the window and the cornice were especially challenging. Students were in charge of advertising the play and selling tickets. lil Q 'A L., ' s- k . f Q ,N Sandra McMullin and Judy McKinley apply the finishing touches to Mary Henry's makeup. ,-.- J 331. ll Jerry Kay Hensley performs for Ned Rigsbee James McClain, and Sue Owens while rehears- ing for the coming Fourth of July parade. Turning to Becky Sears, John Bickel, and Betty Plummer, Jerry Kay Hensley says, Excuse me, I'm going up to primp a bit. 25 fx X- K N Quacks. quacks, you're all quacks! pro- vokes laughter from Bill Mudd and Becky Sears. Cheaper By the Dozen, the junior class play of 1958, brought laughter both before and during the production. On the evening of Octo- ber 29, 1957, the curtain rose leaving father, a strict disciplinarian, and his twelve children to entertain the audience. Action and comedy were centered around this unusual family and their daily time-saving schedule. H n - .-, R-J . if-E N 'V . , rn fv-5 X 2 I, 4 . 'f'-Pew-ws 'HV' Tom Thomas and Phyllis McVicker watch Sue Bousman check Judy Goodwin's test paper. Www Mrs. Helene Walker, director, and student assistants, Tom Parkinson and Claire Kintner, had many jobs to perform both before and be- hind the scenes. During practice, they hustled an actor onto the stage before a scene and tried to keep others quiet. At rehearsals the stage was occupied by amateur actors going over scenes while others memorized lines off stage. I 1 Cast members are fsouu-dj Bud Holloway, Q, Mike Spangler, Tyrone 5, Judkins, Bill Mudd, Jim Bailey, Mike Thornburg, fstandingj Mary Allen, Tom Parkinson, Dick Len- nis, Linda Stafford, Toby Morrow, Marilyn Finley. Phyllis McVicker, Tom Thomas. Sue Bousman. Sandy McMullin, Carmel- henn, Pat Watkinsf Judy Hall, Judy Goodwin. Claire Kintner, Becky er. Jim McClain, Sam Walker, Dennis Monroe. Judy McKinley, and Ned Rigsbee. ita Kowalski, Sandra Bur- Sears, Mrs. Helene Walk- Q, .9 1, fs ', i 'X 'A A xsvii -1 ' ? O I Basketball season gets off to a whirling start when Pep Club girls present the annual Tip-Off Dance. This year's theme was Quo Vadis -Victory, which means, We're on our Way to victory. Board of Control members nom- inate a boy and girl from each class. From these nominations one boy and one girl are elected by a money vote to reign over the basketball season. Profit from the dance is used for Pep Club activities. Judy Godwin and Doris Pope boost the votes of their favorite candidates in the contest for king and queen of the Tip- Off Dance. wwf ' These students find a slow dance restful after an evening of Rock 'n Roll. Mrs. Sue Perry crowns Tip-Off Queen Nancy Somers while King Norman Brown receives his crown from Lynn Church. llun 'nays 5 27 Enrolled in FHA are tkow Ona-J F. Harrison. M. Swandvr, J, Bullock, P. Metzger. F. Burt I.. lived, E. Mahoney. iliuw lfivi-3 Il. Silt-H. A. ti. Frazier. R, Armstrong, N, Koontz, M. Purkison, M, Hudgins, .l. Todd, B. Sonic-rs, ll. Hernps. li. Gregory. l'. livouy, V. Garringvr. A. Godwin. D. Pope. l'. Greer. H. lmggn-r. U. Davis, tlbow Twoj .I, Good- Williamson, li. Irwin. ll, Boyle. M. Pugsloy, ll. llrown.Cll4nv Sixj l'. win. H. Cross, M. Van Tassel. M. Morrow. ll, Newton, V, Xvilliams, .l. McVicker, S. llousniain. S. Vtfost, G. Sullurs. N. Slill'H'I'f1l, S. Voylc:-1, Dunn. J. Hudson. S. Duiigherty. V. Sanders. S. Young, ll. Dartor. Mrs. S. Spangler. P. Metzger. V. Stewart. ll, llurlon. D. lwasurs-, Ii. Wad:-, Surah Miller, tlluw Tlirw-1 P, lliiiivzin. IZ, llowniun. S. llrown, J. tliow Svvm-nj S. llurhe-nn. l'. Armstrong. D. lhlgslvy, J. lit-nsivy. C. Robb. M. Williams. P, Pin-ips. ll Stone. S, Dt-lph. S. Skinner, li. Kintnvr. ll. llnriwzin. .l. Franklin, M. l in.l--y. l.. Troxler. J. Justice, Shorter, C. Dowling, Mrs, Bonnie Hoy. 1Row I-'ourj P. Drumm. M, D. Koontz, I.. Smiley. M. Allen. Qllow Eighty J. Goff and V. Garvey' Tlionias, M. Visv, M. Vise. S. Burden. J. Flick. B, Hough. R. Stewart, S 4 ' and gag gamma ' Future Homemakers of America members are the builders of the homes of America's future. As future homemakers they emphasize the importance of worthy home membership and strive to develop creative leadership in home and community life. To encourage democracy and international good will the Future Homemakers of America ir k work for a growing appreciation of wholesome . . ' living through their motto, Toward New Hori- 1 ' ' zonsf' Their colors are red and white, and the X N-I .G - red rose is their flower. t - 1-:,. -1 V. , , - do . 'W ....-- -'f'-.-iii -4. i V.. Dixie Pugsley, queen of the Sweetheart Ball, receives her tiara from last year's queen. Mary Ellen Pugsley. Pictured with the queen are her attendants and their dates, Don St. John. Nancy Koontz, Mike Thornburg, Mary Pugsley, Dixie Pugsle-y. Susan Young, Fred Will- iams. Jerry Kay Hensley, and Budge Hahn. Mary Ellen Pugsley and Bill Mudd whirl to music at the annual FHA Sweetheart Ball on Valentine's Day. Jumors cntertamed aemora at the an nual Junxor Qenlor Prom ln the Roberta Hotel bxllroom Qaturday May 10 1908 Blue and whlte streamera hung looaley around 1 gold rmg, that decorated thc en trance to the ballroom at the Prom As t1ny sllppera ga1ly tapped to the su mg ot Eddle Saffer s band, they were punctuated by the thunder of the large shoes, echomg over the soft murmura of happy chat ter and bubbllng laughter Ewen lntermlaaxon brought entertaln hlblted thelr talenta by playlng the mstru ments and by qlnglng hed Rlgebee Jokes with Sue Bousman Joe Heath and Carol Ann H1 nt at the ballroom entrance cw gevaflemeva 1 Mr and Mrs Ora Ioveless talk before entermg the ballroom Mrs Loveless IS a teacher and claws sponeor at Yorktown High Dick Lenms and Dorls Pope wltneaq somethxng amuslng on the dance floor 29 . -nv J . 1 L . p ' ' 1 . -A . . K Q z r' , ' , Z . . , ' . C . . . . V, I I 1 I. A it ll ll u I i ' P' !, V V. . . ' ,V ! 'fn' If . - , 'P 5'-Q5-A 'l - v K. K - 7 X X. I . 'I' f W l li 1 , , -l y K L U 1 lx Y . ment to the dancers as many partlclpants ex- o, , 1? ' ff , A Y I I I 4 L- t cw - 2 t X A . . X , Q i. I, ' ' f' t -f ' I ' 7 Helping Bliss Bowman finish her 4-H pro- ject, Sharon Brown measures the hem in Bliss's skirt. ' ca Those enrolled in Boys' 4-H are fR0w One! M. Morrow, C. Frazier, D. Ritchie, R, Desper, D. Shellabarger, T. Walker, N. Rigsbee, D. Wade, S. Walker, fR0w Two, D. Ritchie, S. Smith, L. Williams. J. Lillie, B. Godwin, M. Kirkham, E. Greer, H. Smiley, R. Noel, B. Owens, 1Row Tlu'eeJ C. Harrison, J. Goodwin, C. Greer, M. Finley, S. Ritchie, L. Walker, L. Hanson, QRow Fourj M. Williams, R. Des- per, S. Dragoo, J. Greer, J. Godwin, M. YVillia.ms, L. Godwin, and R. Walker. Senior 4-H members are QR41w Onej B. Bowman, S Brown, M. Morrow, J. Godwin, J. Bullock, C. Frazier C. Harrison, C. Greer, M. Parkinson, R. Armstrong B. Somers, D. Pugsley, QRow Twoy S. Owens, K. Wim- mer, P. Armstrong, J. Hudson, L. Troxler, P. Drumm M. Williams, R. Stewart, S. Voyles, N. Somers, R Rector, 4Row Thrcej Mrs. Sarah Miller, K. Stephenson, J. Vanover, J. York, R, Armstrong, D. Dearing, S Ritchie, L. Sites, A. Todd, C. Brown, S. Newton fRow Fourj A. Rettig, S. Smith, M. Todd, R. Kinsey A. Davis, M. Williams, S. Smiley, M. Waymire, N. Par kinson, P. Greely, fRow Fivej J. Marsh, C. Bullock L. Norrod, K. West, B. Voyles, F. Pope, S. Burhenn V. Woods, C, Pennybacker, S. Browning, D. Webb and S. Cline. 30 This page is sponsored by COVALT'S DAIRY and MUNCIE BREAD COMPANY and game? h!I6l'Ilb6lShlDS m Junlor 4 H belong to CROW Onel S Kmcaxd J Hedges R Fuller C Darter C Vlse W Conyers I Burden B S Shoemaker J Mansfleld fRou Twoj J Iames V Pugsley T Bird J T Turner Y Geller Beouy E Browmn C Parklson D Cline Masters M Hodson I Rector P Fllls P Daugherty L Kelly M Baker M Monroe C Bushey J Baker J Hiatt To Make the Best Better IS th motto of 4 H members The four leaves of the clover symbohze the pledge of 4 H members to better the commumty by the use of head, heart, hands, and health A1d1ng partlclpants Jumor leaders supervlse projects such as foods, cloth mg gardenmg, llV6StOCk and poultry ralslng, and handlcraft Outstandmg Jumor leaders attend Purdue Round Up, a three day educatlonal sesslon, dur mg June Proj ects completed durmg the sum mer are Judged at the Delaware County Fan' Best proJects ln each class com pete ln contests at the Indlana State Falr Whlle Pat Metz car checks seam Mary Jo Morrow puts fin lshing touches on her skirt D W1llldUlSOD Glow Thx-eel J Bowman C Watts J Slmpson W Hendsel S Mann C Vxce N Mason C Hayden L Gott R Armstrong A Armstrong D Rltchle L Beaver G Wallen C Humes Ubow Four-7 M McDonnel B Stone Crant J Roeger B Slmpson S Tolhver M Marsh I Klrkham C Nixon and J Walker Thzs paqe we sponsored by WOLF S' ICE CREAM and GODDARDS I 4 . .ll ' L1 ' ' , v . 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' J 7 , , l a l ' K 1 31 L Dixie Pugsley the live wire Episode Editor schedules an appointment with the photographer k - y 1311 Mrs Micki Zinnlnger journalism advisor shows Phyllis McVicker Jerry Kay Hensley and Sue Bousman how to mount pictures d66'Dlt4f644f4 From the chaotic Jumble of words and pictures, journalists record their impressions of a school year s frenzied activities J ourn ahsts consider problems of headlines and leads and learn to put the most important facts first Other problems they face are jus- tifying margins, duplicating news pages, and Zdeqecna proof reading copy J ournahsm Jargon such as crop, bleed-lout and blow up becomes comm to the EPISODE staff as they assemble the facts and pictures for the yearbook They try to create for their fellow students a pleasant reminder of happy high school days Three heads are better than one when it comes to writing year- book c0DY, especially if they belong to Dick Lennis, Claire Lensman Tyrone Judkins clicks a plc of Klntner, and Elaine Newton. Mary Ellen Pugsley at her locker. lf 32 gg-,f 1 3 ,ff XJ Judy Goodwin, Editor-in-chief of the Broadcaster, and Barbara Duncan, Headlines Editor, smile even though they have many frantic moments publish- ing the newspaper. Always in a hurry and always carrying reams of copy around, these girls see that we have a newspaper every two weeks. mid . Sandy Burhenn and Becky Sears check the multilith ma- chine to make sure the newspaper will look just right. Judy Hall, Linda Troxler, Trevia Stewart, and Betty Plummer look for clever lay- out ideas. These girls also help type copy and see that other schools get a copy of the newspaper. N. I, May I have my Broadcaster? says Penny Armstrong to Lynn Church and Ruth Reas- oner, newspaper circulators. Yorktown's charter members of Quill and Scroll are Dixie Pugsley, Episode Editor,- Claire Kintner, Assistant Editorg Dick Len- nis, Sports Editorg Elaine Newton, Feature Editorg Barbara Duncan, Headlines Editor, and Judy Goodwin, Broadcaster Editor. Members must be in the upper third of their class and must do outstanding work in some phase of journalism. Y X f 2 Dixle Pugsley exhrblts her blue rxbbon formal gown which received top honors ln the party dress class at the Delaware County Dress Revue and the Indiana State Fan' Sharon Snider Robert Hanson Susan Young and B111 Crlsp talk about ldeas they wlll use IH the model assembly at Purdue Umversxty x.--- 34 Zadentfd Gxrls State representatlves Claxre Klntner and Phyllls McV1cker discuss their trlp to I U Clalre elected Secretary of State wears an hon or medal Each summer two Yorktown g1r1s attend Gxrls State at Ind lana UH1V6FS1ty Sponsored by the Yorktown Amerlcan Le glon, these glrls compete m mock clty and county prlmary electlons and state party con vent1ons Fmal electlons are polled on votlng machmes Competltlon for 4 H honors 1S keen Members of 4 H enter projects 1n county competltlon Wmners 1n county contests compete for state awards O 9 1, 3 ,X I 6 r 5 , r a' ' Future legislators Carolyn Frazier, Claire Kintner, Dale Worley, ...g.------' r ,,,-, ' v fa-----li nw,-1-.-- ' ,.---,,,,,,,, -sus-:ssl . . , X, 5 ' .tw . X . . 5 X ' Wt 04266544 Seven hlgh school students, elected by Junlors and semors, part1c1pate 111 Purdue Legxslature, a model law maklng body Delegates conslder b1lls Wlth other commlttee members wh1le alternates run errands House members and Senators then amend and vote upon b1lls Candidate Elaine Newton represents Y H 1n a good citizenship contest sponsored by D A R Good Cltlzenshlp 1S the quallty re qulred of the Daughter of Amerlcan Rev olutlon Good C1t1zen Elected by her class mates, thlS semor g1rl takes part 1n county contests for a Good C1t1zen award County w1nner then competes ln state Wlde D A R Contests Band Presldent Sam Walker dlrects the music during da1ly rehearsal Cynthla Harrlson models the dress wxth jacket that won fxrst place mn her class at the Delaware County 4 H Fair 35 , 1 I . . . . , 'Ali' . Z I . . a l ,.,, I 1 K . . S. 0 1 l - l an 'A '4. X' 1 1 fv ' . .Q f n. Q! Jw?-2 9 A H E ni: ff nf,-5 53 f mf .f 27 w-3 F 4 i. 4, . L .V nfs 155 N 1 'li G111G1'S Snxder Havtgbdevuf Impressed freshmen filled the new Mt Pleas ant Townshxp School at the beginning of the second semester 1956 These lucky students were to spend three and one half years ID the new school bullding No wonder their hearts pounded' It was quite a relief for the freshmen to find late Even the seniors of 56 were confused by room numbers and the split lunch schedule Students found that the freshmen year was a year of adjustment for majors and minors came to bewitch unsuspecting freshmen as they tried thelr hand at counting credits Algebra was presented too with + and numbers making the everyday tasks of adding and substracting even harder The girls learned to pre pare a bas1c breakfast and the boys learned to keep their fingers away from the saw New experiences came with the sophomore year Driver education classes discovered what s under the hood of a car English students struggled to patch up splxt infinitlves and dangllng participles Excitement reigned when the sophomores were measured for class rings And aren t they the best ever Our evenings were filled with activities plan ning class partles taklng field trips and supportlng the Tigers Boys hearts raced and glrls voices cheered as sophomores represented Yorktown on the ball teams The school benefited from our sense of duty as we scrubbed with mops and brushes for the second annual open house 38 Leadxng the senlors ln thelr flnal year are B111 Mudd vlce president Mary Henry treasurer Mlke Thornburg business manager Sue Owens secretary and Dlck Lenms presldent Semor class sponsors are Mrs Ellen Povalac and M1 Earl For the class of 59 the end of the sophomore year brought to mind that only two years of hlgh school remained We had two years to chart a course toward college or work Only two more years so live man llve and work man work' Earnxng money for our senior trlp enlivened peddled magazlne subscriptlons and Christmas cards Everybody was responsxble for selllng some of everythlng Sputnik startled American educators Was the class of 59 learning enough? Sure we assured em we was lernln ' Science stepped lnto the spotllght and the Jun lors chemlcal formulas became lncreasmgly lm portant Everyone should know the H20 is water or IS lt Junxors thrilled as they made plans for the sen lor trip The long awalted Journey to New York and Washmgton was quickly approachlng Typewrlters raced as senlors slaved far 1nto the mght on their term papers for modern problems It was good practlce for second year typing classes Caps and gowns commencement announce ments and aptitude tests kept the seniors scurrying to class meetings at all hours of the school day On May 20 1959 a busy happy four years will end Seniors wlll go separate ways but the class of 1959 will never forget the frlendly teachers and students of good ole Y H S PS 19' 2 Ll 1 5 -, l ' - n l . . Y that they WGl'6ll'l the only DGODIS to arrive f0l' C1853 the junior year. Juniors, as door to door salesmen, MARY PAUI INE ALLEIN Band 9 10 11 Secretary Treas urer 12 FHA9 10 12 Ilbrar ian Art Club Treasurfr 11 PENELOPE SUF ARMSTRONC 4H 9 10 Health Sc Sa v leader 11 Reporter 12 Jumor Lader PHA 9 10 11 llamentarlan 12 lfpisodq Staff Pep Club 11 12 JOEL DFAN ATKINTS Boys Pep Club 11 12 thorus JAMES EVERETT BAILEY Junlor Play Cast Senlor Play Sound Boys Pep Club 11 12 Chorus 12 FRANKLIN DALF BENNETT Senlor and Junlor Play Ilght mg Ka Sound Model Unlted Na tlons 11 JOHN WILLIAM BICKEL Senlor Play Cast Model Unlted Nations 11 Chorus 10 Spanlsh Banquet 11 datalau Sue Bousmon Jerry Kay Hensley and Judy Hall compare notes on cz modern problems csslgnrnent SUF ANN BOUSMAN Pep Club 9 10 11 Vxce Presl dent 12 FHA 9 Reporter 10 Vlce Presldent 11 12 Glrls State Alternate Ppisodo Staff Junlor Play Cast VIRGINIA LEF BREEDLOVE PeD Club 9 10 11 12 FHA 9 10 11 Chorus 9 Varlety Show 11 ' 4-H 9 . NORMAN LEWIS BROVVN Basketball 9 10 11' Track 9 SANDRA KAY BURHENN Broadcaster Staff: Freshman Class Reporterp Franklin Press ilgnferenceg Pep Club 93 4-H 9, Wx b-' J 39 KAY VERA CHAMBERS Pep Club 9, 103 4-H 93 FHA 9, 10. LYNN ANN CHURCH Pep Club 11 President 12 lf pisodo Staff Broadx usu r Staff Llbrarian NORMAN EUGENE CLORE Basketball 9 10 11 12 Track 9 10 11 12 Cross Country 9 11 Head hobo chef Dxck Lenms serves pxzza to fellow hobo Bxll Mudd JAMES MICHAEL CRAIG Boys Pep Club 11 Junxor Play Usher Senlor Play Committee CAROI YN KAY DONOVAN 9 10 Chorus 9 12 ep BILL DEAN DUGGER Boys Pep Club BARBARA ANNE DUNCAN Broadcaster Headline Edltor Franklm Press Conference FHA9 10 11 12 Model Unlted Natlons 11 Speech Contest 11 GARY LEE DUNSCOMBE Boys Pep Club 11 12 MARILYN KAY FINLEY Glrls 4 H Club 9 10 Boys 4 H Club 9 Reporter 10 and 11 12 Pep Club 9 10 11 12 FHA 9 Secretary 10 11 Progects Chalr man 12 Junlor Class Assistant Busmess Manager JUDITH ANN FRANKLIN FHA 9 Songleader 10 11 and 12 Chorus 9 Variety Show 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 Junior Play Busmess Manager Model United Natlons 11 1b, ', 12. ' ' o ' 4-H , 1 , : P Club 10, 113 Senior Play, Usher. LINDA KAY GOODPASTER Librarian Pep Club 12 Chorus JUDY ALICE GOODWIN Broadcaster Editor Semor Play Cast Junior Play Cast Ameri can IGI-,IOD Essay 6 ontest Wm ner 11 Girls State Alternate NANCY LEE GOTT Club9 10 11 12 4 Senior Play Hand Props Jun lor Play Advertlslng Speech Contest 12 TERRY MOORE GREEN Basketball 9 10 11 12 Track 9 10 Cross Country 9 10 11 Chorus 11 RICHARD DEE GRIMES Boys Pep Club Yell Leader Vlce Presldent 11 12 Pep Club 9 11 Episode Staff FHA 11 Chorus 11 12 SARAH JUDITH HAYDEN Senlor Play Cast Pep Club 10 12 Chorus 11 12 Llbrarxan MARY ANNETTE HENRY Senior Class Treasurer Senlor Play Cast Chorus 12 FHA 9 4 H 9 JERRY KAY HENSLEY Pep Club 9 10 Board of Control 11 12 Senlor Play Cast So phomore Class Secretary FHA 4 H 9 MILTON RAY HOLLOWAY Junior Play Cast Track 10 11 Bud Holloway Sam Walker Ax-chxe Smxth an Mike Spangler dxscuss the days dx versxons while other boys lxsten 12. ' ' PCD , . . I -H 92 JUDITH ELAINE HALL 9, 123 - , 10. ' d , ' . ' . .Q 1' i QQ sa MONTE TYRONE JUDKINS chool Photographer 12 Jun ior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Model United Nations 11 Cross Country 9 JANE EVELYN JUSTICE lub 9 10 12 FHA 9 Chorus 12 Librarian JERRY DANIEL KEM Boys Pep Club 11 President 12 Basketball 9 Cross Qountry 9 LLAIRF EI IZABETH KINTNI4 R Girls State Secretary of State Bpisodf Assistant Editor Pur due Legislature 11 12 Modal United Nations 11 Pep Club 9 11 DEANNA SUE KOONTZ Pe Club9 10 12 thorus 12 PHA 12 I ibrarlan CARMELITA KAY KOWALSKI Pep Club 9 10 11 12 Junior Play Cast Speech Contest 11 orus 10 11 12 4H9 toplaazefoatde RICHARD DEAN LENNIS Student Council President 12 Senior Class President Episode Saff B seball 9 10 11 12 a etball 9 10 11 12 JAMES AVERY MCCLAIN Senior Play Cast' Junior I , Stage Manager' Boys Pep Club 11 12' Basketball 9' Track 9. JUDITH ELAINE MCKINLFY Pep Club 9 10 11 12' FHA 10' Chorus 9 Variety Show 10 11 12' Speech Contest 11' Mod- el United Nations 11 12. SANDRA KAY MCMULLIN Pep Club 9 10 11.12' FHA 9 1 11' 4-H 9 10' Chorus 9 0 11 12' Speech Contest 11. Claire Kintner takes time out for cx drink while Dixie Pugsley waits her turn. PHYI LIS ANN MCVICKER Cirls State' Senior Play' Stu- dent Director' Junior Play Cast' lf pisodm Staff' Broxulc-ustt r Staff C HARI FS A MONKS Boys Pep Club Yell Leader 12 b6Ill0I' Ilay Art Dlrector Bas ketball 9 10 Tumbllng Team 11 Baseball 9 DENNIS GALE MONROE Boys Pep Club Board of Control B seball 10 Cross Iountry 9 Basketball 9 TOBY LYNN MORROW Pep Club 9 10 11 12 Purdue Leglslature 11 Junlor Play Cast 4 H 9 10 Chorus 9 Var xety Show 10 11 12 Vxrglmc Breedlove Lynn Church Toby Morrow cmd Sandy McMu1lm sample the food they have prepared WILLIAM JAMES MUDD Junlor Class Presldent Senlor Class VICE Presldent Sopho Country 10 11 12 Basketball 10 EI AINE KAY NEWTON DAR Good Cltlzenshlp Award If pisode Staff Broadcaster Staff Model Unlted Natlons 11 FHA 9 KATHRYN SUE OWENS Semor Class Secretary Junlor Class Secretary Senlor Play Cast 4 H Songleader 9 Secre tary Treasurer 10 Vxce Presl dent 11 12 Junlor Leader Pep ub 9 10 11 THOMAS WII I IAM PARKINSOIN Basketball 9 12 Baseball 12 Sophomore Class Presldent Boys Pep Club Board of Control 11 Student Councll 10 BETTY KAY PLUMMER Senlor Play Cast If pisodc Staff Broadcaster Staff FHA 9 DIXIE EILFEN PUGSLFY Ppisode Edltor Cheerleader 9 10 11 12 Student Counc1l9 Reporter 10 and 11 Secretary 12 4 H Secretary 9 Vxce Presi dent 10 Presldent 11 and 12 Junlor Leader FHA Secretary 9 Vlce President 10 Presldent 11 HlSt0TlaH 12 Sweetheart Queen 12 . A . . I 5 1 5 , , , I ! ' , . ' 1 , .. . X .. 1 - 1, - . Q 1 v K' 5 . . , 11, 123 a , 11, 125 , , Y 'S ' 5 . . - .. - 44 ' Z . . . Q - more Class Secretaryg Cross , 1 Z - J . I 1 . . I y ' I . 3 . 2 . : . 2 - , - - I . -- f , I Cl , , ,12. T .AJ , 2 Z , I ' . ' . Y , , 1 1 1 V , 3 . J A . - , , , .. . , I ' Y , Z - , ' ' I '41 I Y l I . , , ll! Q V. We wlczxedta 3 J RUTH ANN REASONER Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 125 Tip Off Queen 115 Broadcasu-r Staff 123 FHA 9, 101 Librarian. NED LOWRY RIGSBEE Student Council 11, Reporter 125 Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Castg Junior Class Busi- ness Managerg Boys 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12. REBECCA SUE SEARS Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Castg Episode Staff: Broad- caster Staff, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12. W ll N1 'S 1, 11 i 1311 J ri 44 -N LAURA LOUISE SMILEY FHA 10 Parliamentarlan 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Board of Control 12 Chorus 10 12 LEON SMITH Boys Pep Club 11 12 4 10 11 Junior Play Cast ARCHIE ELBERT SMITH Junior Play House Manager MICHAEL JOSEPH SPANIGLER Junior Play Cast Boys Pep Club 11 12 Model United Na tions 11 12 JAA 9 LINDA GAYEE STAFFORD Pep Club 10 11 12 FHA 11 Chorus Variety Show 10 TREVIA ALICE STEWART Broadcaster Staff 4 H 9 10 11 Junior Leader Model United Nations 11 FARRELL EUGENE STOUT Cross Country 9 10 11 Track 9 11 12 JoeT Atkins John Bickel cmd Mike Spang ler chat around the water cooler CI AIJYS TERRY GOAD Ixbrarlan Pep Club 9 C horus 12 TOMMY IEE THOMAS Student Council 11 Vlce Prem dent 12 Basketball 9 10 11 Jumor Play Last Senlor Play fast Purdue Legxslature 11 --5, 5 111 MIKEI FARL THORNBURG Senxor Class Busxness Manager Junror Play Cast Baseball 12 Boys Pep Club 11 12 Model Unlted Natlons 11 aigmhec Bob Wade Jxm McC1a1n and Mxke Thorn burg get ready to eat pxzza at the senxor class party January 5 LINDA TROXLER I' -- 9 10 11 12 Pep Clu lfplsodc Staff FHA9 10 Plan IS 11 2 Leon Smlth and Tom Thomas exhlbxi the arl of clownmg whlle eatmg plzza ROBERT LEE WADE Basketball 9 10 11 12 Cross Country 9 10 11 12 Track 9 SAMUEI LEROY WALKER Boys 4 H Club 9 Judging Team 10 and 11 V1ce Presxdent 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Band 10 11 Presldent 12 Senior Plav Cross Country 9 10 J MIRIAM JEAN WALLACE Club 9 10 11 12 4H R8Creatl0D Leader 10 Chorus Varlety Show 10 11 12 FHA9 Q a' KAREN SUE WIMMER Senlor Play Busmess Manager Junxor Play Chairman of Box Office Llbrarlan Pep Club 9 11 11 I ' 1 . 10: 1 Y , . L Q A . 1 1 I E . K . , 3 . I, ' 7 Q Z ' . . u Q ,O 9 I O I ' dd , . .1 N .,- KS in V A A ,N A g 4 4-H , , . z b 9, 1 ' 10, 11, 125 Broadcaster Staff: .At . y 1 I 1 v 1 ,QV K -Y A I 4 Crea. .41 . . , . -f 10. M QP? fo 4 - I , ,Z ' . X r Y, ' . v V Pen , , , 9 - 9, Y .Q - Y 10, ',12g 4-H si, 10, ,12.' Z w 0 O 080 PQ Living it up on the train, a group of seniors listen to Lynn Church telling a new joke. A pair of Unionists in a Con- federate woods are Dick Lennls and Franklin Ben- nett. Tom Parkinson and Mike Spangler are two of the crew who were impressed with the view atop Rocke- fellow Center. 13.1.34 , Yfln A gay couple, Den- - nis Monroe and ' Becky Sears. share 7,5 a serious moment ' during a sight-see- v. or ing tour. Waving good-bye to family and friends, the seniors of '59 left in a school bus Sunday, Sep- tember 8, 1958, for Richmond, Indiana, to catch the train which would take them to Washington, D. C. Parents, called for a special meeting, unanimously voted in favor of students going to New York while they were on the trip. Seniors were more than glad to pay the additional money that was needed, and even managed to stop off at Virginia. Dennis Monroe, Becky Sears. and Jerry Kay Hensley listen to Charles Monks tell Mr. Earl Snider, senior sponsor,that visiting parks is for the birds. ,Q . 99? 5 7. . ,EPS , J xx Me ' . 3:15- f , t, Joel Atkins, Jim Bailey, James McClain, and Mike Spangler inspect a World War I relic at Smithsonian Institute. wi Q 395555- . . .-,Ein westin.. Dick Lennis watches a ship leave the dock for Jamestown, Va. W. A 5 5 1 Penny Armstrong and Barbara Duncan set their sights on the Washington Monument. Profits from two years of sales and savings financed this senior trip. Dealing in services as well as sales provided the seniors with the necessary money. The boys, as juniors, parked cars at the home basketball games. Christmas cards, mag- azine subscriptions, popcorn and coke concessions, candy machines and the jun- ior play contributed to the senior trip fund. Seniors also paid class dues. Weary tourists descending another flight of stairs are Dick Grimes, Norman Brown, and Mrs. Janyce Bousman. a chaperone. : .- nderclassmen H 50 At lett Monte McKibben presldent Sarah Reagan secretary Marllyn Swander treasurer Larry Applegate vice president and Fred Wllllams buslness manager hold a conference on the comlng senior trip Row One Garry Applegate Larry Applegate Ramona Armstrong Glynn Barber Jerry Barber Sandy Bar teau Bonnie Bird Row Two Dennxs Boyle Larry Bryant George Buck Judith Bullock Sue Carson Ronnie Chllds Susan Lleven ger Row Three James Copley Paul Copley Bill Crxsp Laury Cross Beverly Darter Carolyn Davxs Ralph Desper Row Four: Roger Desper Tom Ebrite Dallis Ellis Linda Fosnaugh Carolyn Frazier Lyman Fuller Ver- da Garver Row Five: Judy Godwin Joyce Goff Jean Goodwin Carolyn Greer Mary Ann Grobey Ronnie Halbert Robert Hanson from fofzafcz-vw! At upper right Paul Copley 14 watches Laury Cross 22 shoot as the Txgers defeat Center ln the County Tour ney Row One Cynthxa Harrison Jackie Howe Marty Hudg ms Kaye Huffer Row Two Joyce Johnson Robert Johnson Betty Kxrk Nancy Koontz Row Three Larry Lennls Nancy Marsh Monte McK1b ben Randall Metzger Row Four Jim Mlller Jack Neal Doug Ogle Monae1 Parklnson Doris Pope Sar ah Reagan Joe Reed Row Five Mlckey Reed Phll Reed Tom Sanders Davmd Shellabarger Delema Slagle Sharon Snlder Barbara Somers Row Six Marilyn Swander Clark Van Tassel Gene Voyles Don Wade Ivan Weaver Phyllls Wlley Fred Williams Row Seven Vonda Wxllxams Wendell Wllllams Rlta W11 son Row Eight Dan Woods Su san Young Tom Zeabart At lower left Sharon Snl der points out the Unlon of South Africa to Sandy Bar teau at left and Lmda Fos naugh center kr' ...r Q41 4- 'ff 1:7 -0 f, 4 i Y , au J' ,aa No-4 -.4 if E fa 'C' .fb -4 gf 'O fa -A rv 52 '63 -2 ,ff 1,9 q-J ff LA 'b ps. fdwwfm 44' ,ff 'Y .f ffl! 1:11 1- Row One Charles Anderson Dave Applegate B111 Atkxns Pat Beouy Lee Bxckel Bar bxra Boyle Linda Brown Row Two Belmda Burton Susan Church Robert Lllne Robert Couch Judy Craig Sharon Daugherty Carol Ann Davis Row Three Sandl Delph Christlne Dowlmg Hllda Dugger Charles Duncan Ronald Duncan Judy Dunn Barbara Gibbs Row Four Ruthanne Gulg ne Carolyn Garrxnger Daryl Geller Gordon Gxll Andy Green Jackle Green Llnda Gregory Row Five Mlke Honn Bette Heaps Al Hensley Lyle Hendsel Iarry Holler Bren da Hough Jane Hudson Row SIX Loretta Irwm Don Jacobs Davld Jackson Vlr gll Johnson Larry Jones Davxd Landrey Dlxle Ieas ure Row Seven Karen Mann Bette Martln James Masters Row Elght Iona Masters Curtls MCCOlllSf9F Jerry McKibben At lower rlght sophomore class offlcers Kathy Mcllree treasurer Linda Brown vlce president B111 Atklns presi dent and Eugene Neal sec retary plan the order of busl ness for the next class meet H8 Row One Frances McKinley Stanley McKinley Kathy Mcllree Mlke McMull1n Pam Metzger Ronnle Miller Ronald Miller Row Two Marsha Myers Dlana Neal Walter Neal Ronald Noel Bob Owens Wayne Pence Shexla Penny backer Row Three ROSIC Pettlgrew Davld Porter Russell Pruett Mary Fllen Pugsley Jlm Reed Terry Reed Mlcky Retz Row Four Charlotte San ders Dorty Sears Mxke Shaw Jim Shlmer Lois Shorter Sandra Skmner Harold Smiley Row Five Nancy Snodgrass Gay Sollars Nancy Somers Larry Southerland Otxs Southerland Suetta Spang ler Danny Sprague Row Six Wlllxam Stevens Bob Stewart Veva Stewart Donna Stone Nancy Terry Bob Teters Kelth Thornburg Row Seven Davld Troxler Sandy Voyles Dorls Wade Mxldred Waddell Ted Walk er Dick Ward Jeral Dean West Row Eight Sharon West Mlke Williams Ted Wxll iams Anne Wllllamson Don Wlllman Rlchard Wimmer Dale Worley ,af YY lblfwwl ,I Qu -sf di .X X K' 'gi' Xen' Q-7 I ,gt if 2 2 sl its ,jsp 1 S L 53 ' ' ' Me ' '61 61 . 1 . 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' :l - ' 'A 4 I-V A 4 'i fl S X im- 35 - fi. 4: - -, -rf Nair 14 all flirt ,Av 'hi 15:41:14: Row One Darlene Aul Bon nle Baker Karen Baker Sharon Baker Carolyn Bald ridge Tommy Bender Bhss Bowman Row Two William Brlght Dale Broadwater Patr1c1a Brock Sharon Brown Davld Burcham Sandra Burden Cindy Burt Row Three Barbara Cross Thomas Davis Roger Delk Leroy Donovan Patsy Dun can Steve Dragoo Pam Drumm Row Four Ph1l Edwards Steve Emrlck Judy FllCk Steven Fuller Larry God wxn Ronnxe Goodpaster Jan Goodwin Row Fxve Richard Gott Gary Greene Ray Greer Don Guxnn Sharon Guinn Caro lyn Hardman Bruce Hay den Row Six Kenny Hay Hal Hensley Paul Hensley Bill Huddleston Valerxe Hurst Raymond Judkins Bill Kin sey Row Seven Larry Lloyd Don Luttrell Row Eight Elaine Mahoney Karen Marsh At lower right freshmen of ficers Ronald Spangler vice president Tom Spangler president Joyce Robb sec retary treasurer and Larry Godwin reporter relax on steps to discuss class busl ness I 5 I I K f . w ' ' ' , - - 1 J -1' .43 ' Y ' f Na. .,. .gg or i J . 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' x ' - 5 - Y .- aaggza At upper left Sharon Ba ker llstens whlle George Resler explains the answer to an algebra problem At left Charles Mlller and Leroy Donovan use the table saw in preparmg thelr pro Jects Row One Rlchard Mellott Pat Metzger Charles Mlller Row Two Don Mitchell Mary Jo Morrow Howard Mott Row Three Tom Mott Billie Newton Gwen Ogle Row Four Bruce 0Hara Rosetta Palmer Pat Phelps Row F1ve Bob Rader Dlck Rector Linda Reed Norman Reed James Reno George Resler Tom Riley Row Sxx Suellyn Rltchie Joyce Robb Gary Shumaker Linda Sxtes Ronald Spang ler Tom Spangler Frank Stanley Row Seven John Stevens Rebecca Stewart Jerry Stout Margaret Thomas Ana Todd Mary Van Tassel Martha Vise Row Eight: Mary Vise Phyl- lis Wade Rol Walker Janice Wiley Marilyn Williams Randy Williams Cecil Will- iams la dl l ui C? Pl I -A J A ab .4 5 aiu ,AY 13 .61 nf' 'Pep- Q50 'C' -I l' nd vi llfl ,aa as--1 ,Q I I 55 626456 .Z fill 'It he f ' .Z .d tl? ...pl J -1 m-Ill V 5' 56 -a W,-1 -4 .1 2 Row One Rosallta Arm strong Sheila Baker Mlke Bartlett Susle Baxter Tom Bearer Rebecca Bechdol Douglas Bennett Row Two Jama Bennett Steve Bowers Tom Brown Sharon Buffin Larry Bur den Joyce Childs Brenda Clark Row Three Jackle Cleven ger Shirley Cline Karla Clore tarol Cumby Danny Davxs Dlana Dearlng Helen Delk Row Four Bonnle Donovan Steve Dorste Ronnie Dra goo Sandra Duling James Dwyer Larry Fmley Ray Fuson Row Flve Larry Fuller Al len Goff Jim Gott Joe Greene Eddie Gulgnet Phyl lis Guinn Denis Hall Row Slx Jack Harmlton Mary Hammersley Earl Hartley Jerry Hartley Brenda. Hay Jerry Hay Kathy Hlatt Row Seven Connie Hels tand Boyd Hopper Johnny Hough Row Elght Randy Howell Marilyn Jackson At lower right are eighth grade class officers Johnny Hough reporter Susan Rees secretary Stephen Mxller treasurer Larry Bur den vice president and Gary Quxrk president o o E J sf - N 1 . - s 5' I ' . ' lea 1 3 - ' - ' -L Jw P9 ' ,. Rx Ji ft' 9 -I t 'I lo-11 I I ' 1 Xl ,Ll fl: it 1 B' 'N n' ll. I , 'S' v 0 X S I v y , X34 l :R 1,7 Lv ,,,'f 1 l V 9 vf 2 ' .. ,ff V Q -1 'it y v ij, 6 f v . ' A I ' .EE-vp vr'? X N f ' N' f f l , 1 , 1 5 t lh ll 1 I ' , .Q , 'F ' I 5 'Q . A x p VA, - y Q ' ' Tl?-1 A .ff -' L., 1 ' 7 J ' r i - ' E I A A 4 H, B 1 . z y - 2 11' 'ft nr ' iff J et , Z ' V, 1 nf M s X, ii? . ilu' li U X 5 y r 4 1 fp ' r 'f' 1- J X' 'X ' , X I 573' J . Aff 'fl 7 : ' n . J - .A ' 'r 1? D . ' . , V Q 5 . If f, 5 K K .. ' 1 , lL , . X , . Y : . x-I I . : A ' : - f J , : 1, l 1 - U 64 ' Row One Jaydee Judkxns Judy Koontz Janet Lauck Eddle Lyons Lo1s Lytle Joe Mann Steven Marlett Row Two Maurxce Masters Mlke Masters Melodye Maul Scotty McK1bben Eunice Miller Mlchael Miller Ste phen Mlller Itow Three Sidney Mitchell Katxe Morrow Nancy Myers Mlchael Niccum Steve No ward Carl Pettxgrew Ron me PTICG Row Four Gary Qulrk Su san Rees Ila Reid Sharon Riley Davld Rltchxe Sue Rose Brenda Roser Row Five Joe Sawyer 'VIa.r'ybe1le Savage Karen Shellabarger Cheryl Shep herd V1ckiSheward Sandra Shroyer Richard Smith Row Six Ronnie Small Jer ry Snlder Marie Souther land Eileen Stephenson Mike Strother Dale Talbott Bllhe Terry Row Seven Rita Timmons Vaughn Townsend Jim Tur ner Judy Vanover David Vise Linda Volpp Mary Wallace Row Eight Billy West Vir ginla West Judy Williams Tom Williams Bonita Wil son David Woods Judy York v4 -F' 3314 -4 3 a ,fo 5 n a 1 1 f 0 V- .4-0 -J. G ,. I vi Nl' uns I' Sv Ili 6' 4-Y I .1 qi Q-47 ,an ff! LA' 57 .ff ,,,r Z' f f. 7.4 '50 1 Y ,,,.l 58 ffflfg .. 33 :vu A '1 le fllil '14 .1 1 :fi V5-Q I wwe Row One Lewis Barteau Stephen Blckel Wayne Bot toms Barbara Brxnson Cheryl Brown Sharon Brown Suzan Browmng Row Two Bllly Bryant Carolyn Bullock Sharon Burhenn Amta Davls Con n1e Davis Dlana Davls Mxke Donovan Row Three Dlck Dullng Ray Dunscombe James Fan cll Wanda Fltzgerald lheh ard Flxck Susle Gastmeau Sylvia Gllley Row Four Mlke Glaub Phyllls Goff Denn1s Good lng Bobby Greely Pamela Greely Frank Greene Eu gene Greer Row Flve Judy Gregorv Bxlly Grobey Lxnda Gu1nn Forrest Hay Donna Hlatt Farrell Hodson I arrs Hough Row Slx Harvey Howe Paulette Howell Robert Kmg Row Seven Meredith Klrk ham Ruth Kxnsey Thomas Koch Row Exght Sharon I ennlng ton Paul Luttrell Judy Lux At lower right Sam Miller Dlana Davis Jean Marsh and Tim Spangler llsten ln tently to lnstructmons Row One Jean Marsh Carol Masters Sam Mlller Leslie Maxfleld Gene Moore Mxke Morrow Rxta Mcboy Row Two James Mcllree Dennis McKlbben Gary Mc Kinley John Neal Sharon Newton Nlta Parklnson Llndy Pennybacker Row Three Frances Pope Frank Pope Nora Rector Alxce Rettlg Tommy Retz Dixle Roeger Larry Roetkm Row Four Darlene Sarah Darrel Savage Patr1ck Shal Steven Shekell Walter Sltes Jimmy Slagle Sharon Sm1l Row Five Arlene Smxth Tunothy Spangler Nona Stark Dale Stephenson Kar en Stevens Row Sxx Mxke Stewart Mlchael Stout Mary Todd Charles Townsend Tom Townsend Steven Trempala Ehzabeth Turner Row Seven Don Vlse Bev erly Voyles Patty Wade Margaret Waymire Dawn Webb Karon West Roger Whlte Row Eight Martha W1ll iams Vicky Williams Greg ory Willman Dlana Wllson Mike Woods Vicki Woods Txmothy Worley I I H fllxxl'.Jl xf' 'T ,E nf -14111, I .fi WM 1 .Z WF' mf ni i - - , .E 2 - 1 . 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N ,Y xl 14 L, to : U -'Vw , 5' ,li faihf, - l I. 4' I 1,452 S H 9' Q J -N 5 - 4' 'Q i ..,.. X 3 X4 1' I I Y 'ijiakft 1 wx zuf' MQ . , 1. N-?YA'v'2t'YN du' 'G .i 51 3. tx: 'Q s,- g,. -1 1 I - ' X I IIIIII. - -v 'X ' 5 1 ,A 5 ' .L , -W . .-...qw vxeggqw- ' . , . uv 1 , x all -'E+ 7-1 Jw i 1 '. b v--g X f ff JA K M W 'A '1 51. - 5 5 ., W 1, ., ig, lementar Y nv, V'- , Y ' 4,-.' - 4 u .4 Mr. Clarence Reedy, elementary principal, occu- pies an office in the new elementary addition. I Ronnie Baldwin and Debbie Swindell read extra material in the hall outside a classroom. 1' Over one half of our school building is devoted to elementary students. Here young Yorktown students prepare for life as citizens of the high school and later as the citizens of our nation. elaeeowz Mr. Clarence Reedy, principal and director of grade school activi- ties, with elementary teachers can be compared to the town board of a small town. Mr. Reedy's duties in- clude guiding the youngsters through their first years of school and advising teachers about prob- lems. The teachers hold classes, en- tertain students at recess time, and help preserve law and order. Fourth graders llsten attentlvely as Mrs Loulse Bush Mrs Mabel Epler helps flrst graders construct a paper explalns the spelllng lesson vhaln model of the U S flag The maJor1ty of thls communlty though conslsts of students who range from s1x to twelve years old These students may be found domg varlous thlngs at all txmes of the ay Elementary pupil activlties mclude prac t1ClIlg to present a sklt to the class or sellmg cookles and candy to make money for a trlp, besides learnlng essentlals of reading, writ ing, and arlthmetic. Mrs Wlnnxe McK1nley s second graders work with scissors paste and crayons on a. page from the Thmk and Do Book 63 Q x X 4 I Q 5 M. W , 4 d . f I X ff 'xx X Art instructor, Mrs. Grace Dwiggins, points out principles of mosaic tile. el. s, 7.12. - I One of the money making projects of sixth grade students plan- ning a trip to Cincinnati is selling candy and cookies. 14446134 me cnc ' Carol Ulmer and Bruce Kintner work at the chalk-board in the second grade arithmetic class. I 5 Small reading groups give the children more in- dividual attention. Shown here are Mrs. Alma Thomas and six third grade students. 64 1 V I ,rv if 9, arf, 1-'75 ab 16' rf C1 19 I ,Q-I ffff 'J -of liz ffl G G 0 -U-k V I p Y Ito' 4 rs GM SIXTH GRADE Row One Mr laul Metzcar Joyce Applegate M11 hael Ayers Jacque lme Baker Rodney Boyle Llnda Bright Myra Buffzn Luana Burden Row Two Connle Bushey Sharon Carson Wanda Conyers Pamela Lruea Loretta Derbyshxrf Patrlcxa Ellis Gregory bernand Jatkxe Glaub Row Three Michael Hall Janet Ham mersley Wanda Kay Hendsel Ronald Hofherr Ilavld Hudson Iarry Huff man Suzanne Kmcald Ioralne Lov rn Row Pour Marllyn 'YIKKIDIQY Davld Mlller John Myers Trudy Irender gast Ronald Reagan 'Nhchael Rees Ann Reynolds Iamar Rlchcreek Row Flve Fred Sanders Marsha Sears Julia Shal John Spratt Thada Rlchard Yokaitxs SIXTH GRADE Row One Mr Earl Muterspaugh Terry Abrams Donald Ault Julxa Baker Molly Jo Baker Judy Bow man Lonnie Damels Barbara Davxs Row Two Fred Dowllng Rodnev Farmer Billy Goodpaster Joyce Goodwin Larry Hanson Evelyn Haun Joyce Hiatt Glenna Humes Row Three Jud Iames Raymond King Walter Logan David Lyons Phyllls Mellott Carol Mitchell Vlcky Mohler Madonna Monroe Row Four Suzanne Rader Jean Ann Resler Joan Roberts John Roeger Richard Shaw Patrlcla Slaven Row Five Cheryl Stanley Jerry Ter ry Patrlcla Terry GailWallen Nancy West At lower right Yorktowns future basketball stars participate in the J A A Tourney 65 Te ' iff 1 5. 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Phyllis Hall Conme Hay den Molly Hodson Beverly Jackson Kent Justus Row Three Ricky Lemons John Mahoney Susan Mann Nancy Has-on Vicki lasters, Carol lcCollister Garry Jlclullin Terry Philhps Row Four Becky Rader Zovanna Rector Sue Reynolds, Donna Ritchie Pamela Seastrom, Ernest Smart, Cal vin Smith. Ruth Sullivan Bow Five Billy Tbturs, Cheryl Vise, Larry willllllll, lagnolia Williams, Vicki Wimmar At lover left, books provide new ad ventura for us. g- vJ'1 .4 F5 L Q I' . 5 't g 3 4, 5, 1, 1 m-I -- f Q I J GZ-011111: F' AP.: 40td!06dld0f FII-THGBADE Row One Mrs. Rebeelmllxller Philip Baldwm Hlke Beeman, David Brin son Mnke Carr Ray Dltzenherger Jlmmy Doughty Robert Godwin Row Two Donna Grant,'l'enaGreely Joe Gnm John Gro' Harry Hay Roger Hay Danny Hayden, Joyee Hutt Row Three Georgmnne Hurst, Yana Jackson Jane Ann Kirkham Janet Loveless, Vich Lneck, Monte Marsh, Bruce lcK1bben, Panl Morgan Row Four Stephen Newton, Cheryll Nixon Nancy Redwine, Gary Rich- creek Plulip Shoemaker Billy Simp- son Row Five Mary Spears, Eddie Stan ley Carol Stephenson, Stephen Tolli- ver Jennifer Walker Deborah Wil- son At lower rlght, the old lim escape provides an excellant slide 1 v. fr: BOWfhBZMllJW1mml I,, Amdiexmom, Ihammy Beamer, Pamllm Bookomit, Richard Bnamiimxn, Jilmlmy Bullock, Silheuryll Chnnwheilll, Chmdl C Bow Two: C!Ihexr'yei1llhn1tmlr,llTamm mwmGan JmmmGw- Im-nh,BobbyGiIU1unm,I.i1mih1G'niz111Ti5, Geo:-gnrHa11Dam:k,Bim1Hmnnm1ensi1rey llow'l'1Iuree lllamqllantlleey 'lfiummly HowelIl,Rolnem1HmE1Tnnmm,1I.mn'yJIan,- per Jolhmmy Bill!! 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Timm- ncms,Max'yAmmW'ilIk1xm,,BenmIId1W'i1HL- naman! 1'-f hirm '1 It Nr a I hw -if f 1 fe 677 1 in.: FIFTH GRADE At upper rlght geography comes easier when we flnd lt on the map Row One Mr John Mason Imda Beeman Dean Blckell Anna Jayne Brown Juumy Butler Row Two vlrllllilfll Van Carter Stan ley Chester She1la Childs Jean Llark Garry Donovan Davld Fdvuards Maryann Flnk Judy Gllley Row Three Beverly Green Elizabeth Greer Michael Hardman Patty Ilonn Ann B Hudgms Jay Kellow Duane Latta Beverly Iennlngton Row Four Danny Love Larry Lutt rell Charles Lytle Mlchael Mercer Gary Mxller Rxrky Mohler James Nxccum Robert Pugsley Skmner Jamce Slaven Margaret Smlth Sharon Stewart Robert Tal hott Ralph Ward Darlene Ware FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE Row One Mr Everett Tlpton Steph en Aul Anna Barber Teresa Blrd Charles Burke VlCkl6 Clark Susan Coyle Donald Davis Row Two Steven Davxs Janet Fuller Stephen Gant Yvonne Geller Robert Greenwalt Jeanetta Haskell Keith Hiatt Allce Ann Hodson Row Three Gregory Humes Erxc Imel Darrell Johnson Br1ttKmtner Judy Lillle Ronald Maln Monte Mas ters Ronnie McShurley Row Four Gary Prater Mary lou Sanders Vxctoria Spaite Tom Turner Row Five David Ulmer Connie Vise Carol Walker Lora Walker At lower right, twlrlers practice in the hall while awaiting their cues 68 WU' I 15 'WVIU mm f Alla 3 sl 7 ,Mil ,- S i w f G1 All 'QI' 'X Ac? 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Y J :Q N L 'L' v ,ff fs 'rl M 0 van -f f UGG 1' 3 FOURTH GRADE Row One: Mrs. Louise Bush, Carolyn Atkins Stephen Barkdull Tommy Buffln Ted Burke Susan Cates Gale Llme Prleda Cros Row Two Nlona Damels Nlarua Daugherty Garland Derbyshxre Ter ry Dowell Yylfkl Drumm Anne Fox Montene Goggans Jlll Goodwln Row Three RODID Greene Sherrvl Hay Elleen Hurst Rodney Johnson Roger Lauvk Carolyn 'VIansf1eld Nancy Martln Garv Mathews Row Four Ts ela McCue Jlllllllle 'Sir' Vlcker Marilyn Mxller Sue Ellen Monroe Phlllp Parklnson Glenn Svhubert Juhe Sears Larolyn Shroy Row Fxve Gregory Shumakel Charles Sites Vxckl Smart Llnda Storrle Martha Ulmer Madonna x f v I :f x A , , I I-. 'f I , Q V H 51, ,J G H, M. ,. V '- I J. ' ' H '- ' ' ' . m. ' 'f I 4 ' 4 4 lu 4 . f :-4 xnxx I I I Y V., ' 1 f, . I X ., 1 K . x 1 rl. ' . . 1 .i . S k ,rn A , V , .- Q. ,I AAA , r . 2 . , 1 .Y K X, me Q . if Q, lj, , 1, , A ,, Z ..g Q. . , gy ' . . Q ff qw A - - - - ' - , Lal 1 . 5 full, f -.T 1 ,Q -U ' ,. --Af , : . 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HQ F eil A54 DQ i '39 gtiizt 2 Ho 'P West Elvls Whitaker FOURTH GRADE Row One Mrs Dolores Frlschkorn Marc Abrams Norman Aul Jerry Baker Connie Bosh Gary Campbell Elsle Chester Dickie Clme Row Two Regina Cole Charles Dau gherty Dennls Davis Penney Dunn Dorothv Fears Rachel Glllev Btllw Greely Judy Greer Row Three Jackle Hall Danny Hol man Robert Jacobs Cathy Iennmg ton Bruce Llbey Lanette Iovern Laurle Luttrell Lmda Masters Row Four Davxd Nlasterson Mlchael McK1nley Helen Mellott Nancy Pe tersen Mlchael Powers Cathy Reed Lonny Smlth Paul Somers Row Five Ronme Terry Rodney Thomas Patty Tlmmons Phllxp Tus sey Carolyn Vise Marlyn Wiley Jackie Wright 69 , 6 . .. ul-f mar . 4 lf- - ' . x-I-49 I 'ir'r' ,G 'I' v r cb Y ' ' b 'A' il l f'- ' - .alll .bg ' in---1 r W Mild 2 1'- Nik V-14 JNL l 70eae THIRD GRADE Row One Mrs Leanore Michael Lmda Anderson Don Balley Hazel Baker Bruce Baldwxn Eleanor Bot toms Johnnle Boyle Davld Brown Row Two Wade Clark Pennl Jo Daugherty Connie Engelhardt Rex Clllum Wanda Grlm Darlene Ins keep Denelce Kellow Davld Kmg Row Three Shella Lemon Dlane Love Krlstin Mann Jlmmle McK1b ben Clarence Mohler Donnle Newton Judy Noward David Prater Row Four Julie Rader Redric Rob ertson Susan Shekell Mary Shoe maker B0bbl8 St John Ronnie Silos ki Elizabeth Stafford Llnda South erland Row Flve Ann Timmons Tom Ul mer Tommy Walker Willa Walker Davld Vampner David Yokaltls fr' WY FOURTH GRADE Itow One: Mrs. Marie Carmichael, Danny Armitage, David Armstrong, Thomas Armstrong Marie Brown Jane Ault Donald Cates Terri Sue Colllns Row Two Terry Sue Copplng Phyllls Couch Sondra Davxs Bobby Delk Davld Fuller Vxckxe Gasaway Bruce Gxllum Llnda Lee Hall Row Three Larry Harness Llnda Huffman Ivana Jasper Rodney Lauck Margaret Logan Jeri Iovett Lxnda Lyons Bonnle Mansfleld Row Four Rex Maxfleld Bllly Mohler Cindy Morrow Orvxlle Peter son Ronnle Roberts Patty Roser Cecxlla Shoup RODHIG Sizemore Row F1ve Barbara Stevens Kath leen Stewart Woodrow Wallace Mlchael Walls Jlmmxe Webster Ted Woods fm Y x gi is 4 QM I' J D ' n y I - .' ,J ti V y v QF V' v 5 --..- 1 , . 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'A , ' ' ' I ' V - J F 'fs : f' , 1' 44 W wh A - . t - KV' . - 1 ' , .V W I v N ' 1 1 vw 1 Ill K' l' I in ' - v THIRD GRADE Row One Mrs Alma Thomas Steph en Anthony Lhery1Armantrout Mel issa Aufenburg Rlchard Beeman Sally Bowers Dana Brown Rhonda Clark Row Two Wendell Conner Mlchael Copeland Davxd Lrabtree Janet Fink Thomas Gasaway James Greely Davxd Hole Sldney Johnson Row Three Gerald King Jacquelme Kirk Lance Llllie G reth Lloyd Kerry Marvin Mxchael McDonne1 Jo Ann McKinley Michael Miller Row Four Donald Nxxon Mark Park Steven Robb John Sewell Dallas Sheward Jay Nell Smlley Row Five Rebecca Spalte Vlrgxnla Teague Myra Tolllver Vikki Turner Beth Young At right log cablns are constructed for Lincoln s birthday ,4 XJ-x l 'V F adaeamwl Way 'QU ,N tiff wr A J, .L ., - 1 .1 J f, X . D v 9 l Uv L . ' I Yu! BM P. Txufhl 'U- xl I .L ,f H ai! Nvf 05962 +4 arslmv Em ' ll ,A AH l vi l z Q I THIRD GRADE Row One Mrs Mildred Juett Shxrley Bales Deborah Beaver Toya Bennett Darrell Breedlove Vickl Brown Mar garet Bryant Nancy Collms Row Two Linda Davls Chlquita Dull Randy Evllsizer James Frxddle Monte Hitchcock Rebecca Hofherr Jonathan Johnson Beth Krohn Row Three Peggy LeMay Ann Mar tin Myron McCoy Patty McK1bben Nancy Melton Patsy Melton Beverly Mercer Marilyn Mills Row Four Linda Moore, Patty Nale, David Reck, Jennifer Reynolds, Mel anie Sayre, Craig Seastrom, Jeannette Shal, Teresa Sites Row Fave Becky Skinner, Terry Smith, Charles Stanley, Suzanne Swlndell, Richard Turner, Rosetta Wallace, Michael Wilkins, Stephen Woods 1 Ar! Ve-5 71 -: , . A Y . . D W. , ' . , i tb 85? 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'Qi L v lv , f, UL Taj In V - v , 'I-, ' .I A I ,I :J , A I . . ,5 '- . .I .I ' SECOND GRADE Row One: Mrs. Kathleen Juett, Bren- da Armantrout, Diana Baker, Lewis Beeman, Michael Brown, Philip Buck, John Cates Jayce Crose Row Two Scott Daugherty Danny Derbyshire Gall Fullerlove Danny Glass John Goforth Bonnxe Harness Steven Henderson Jana Lou Humes Row Three Mcladl Lewls Denms Martln La Preal Mason Julle Mc Klnley Rebecca McNutt Robert M11 ler lNathan Rees Kathy Robertson Row Four Judy Smlth Donald Ter ry Kexth Tolliver Royal Walker Row Flve Hal Waymire Delbert Wllllams Tommy WIISOH At rlght new worlds open as our sklll ln readlng grows SECOND GRADE At nght ladies come before gentle men at the water fountaln Row One Mrs Blllxe Mxller Davxd Acree Stephen Barteau Patrick Bee man Row Two Jack Buffln Earl Edward Burton Steven Coffman Lana Cross Row Three Martha Fuller Robert Goggans Rlta Greer Thomas Hay Sheryl Hiatt Michael Hlldreth Sheila Johnson Lynn Lemons Row Four Cheryl Llnes Charles Luttrell Susan Matchett Steven Nale Llnda Newman Peggy Plummer Car olyn Roberts Sandra Schubert Row Five Pamela Siloski David Skinner Karla Stone Sherry Thomas Margaret Ulmer Sandra Walls Ken neth Wilson 72 9, , L. 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C, ,, 1 4 at mv 1- 4.1 xl. 2 l GY' SECOND GRADE At upper rlght monkey bars provlde a necessary outlet for energy Row One Mrs Theresa I uttrell John Abernathy Edward Aul Jay Ayers Keith Baker Row Two Steven Brmson Jack Bul lock James Burke Floyd Doughty Steven Gernand Row Three Keith Green Charlotte Haskell Mike Hayden Ronald Hurst Jennifer Llllie Judy Martin Rlcky Mathews Josephine Mathias Row Four Larolyn Mxlls Harlan Murray Steven Odom John Powers Connie Scholer Carol Shipp Mary Ann Shorter Sherry Sizemore Row Five Randy Small Shelley Spalte Mlles Stephenson Freddie Stevens Billie Townsend Bonnie Warfel Stevan Webster SECOND GRADE Row One Mrs Wmnie McKinley Tommy Applegate Jay Bookout Steven Bosh Jeffrey Brown Joe Carr Cheryl Conwell Bettie Davis Row Two Debbie Davis Mike Davis Gayle Fuller Sherry Gllley Steven Halleck Linda Hayden John Hod- son Bruce Kintner Row Three: Robert Lennington Sharon McCoy Vickie McLaughlin Pamela Nichols Mike Owens Kathie Prendergast Byran Ramsey Carrie Rector Row Four: Paul Roach, Raymond Savage, June Slaven, Anne Stewart, Danny Thornburg Row Five: Gary Tomlinson, Carol Anne Ulmer, Wayne Williamson, Chris Zlnninger At lower right, safety is made inter- esting by the use of cartoons. 73 on Q, Zvofgjyc 32 fue Q4 Willa-e idk-A Q f' S4 YF-.? 1? if qw ,al 5. 6563 3 lb if Mr uf IQ 2 I va. wr 74 1 FIRST GRADE At upper left we learn through par tlcxpatlon Row One Mrs Ruth Bottoms Greg ory Aul Donna Amxck Russell Bee man Bllly Bevans Row Two Jacquellne Burke Jean Ann Clevenger Joseph Clevenger Anna Copeland Pamela Couch Row Three Duff Crxsp Carole Dau gherty Thomas Davls Mary Ann Frxschkorn Llnda Hardman Richard Henderson Tlmothy Klng Kathy Krohn Row Four David Lacey Susle Mar tm Sue Ann Mathews Kent McK1n ley Jacklyn Nlchols Steven Sayre Wayne Seastrom Geraldme Shlpley Row Flve Rickie Shxrk Jane Ann Somers Jackson Storrle Timothy Thomas Nancy Voyles Andrea Wal len Michael Webster Lawrence W1l k1n FIRST GRADE At lower left record players given each room by the Mothers Club fur nish music Row One Mrs Mabel Epler Jo Anne Armstrong Mrchael Baker Carolyn Sue Brown Rex Conyers Joyce Cross Row Two Karen Danlels David Dau gherty Gxnger Drayer John Fuller Vora Fay Gooding Jana Lee Hayden Row Three Rebecca Hodson Jenni fer Humes Patrlcla Johnson Ronald Kelly Jimmy Kirk Gary Latta Bren da Sue Lemon Kyle Lennington Row Four Peter Lux Cinda Lee Mann Vicki Matchett Kathryn Mc Donnel Eddie McVicker Darell Nix on Tommy Prendergast Ned Reyn olds Row Five Bruce Scott Kyle Shan holtzer, Jean Slagle, Patti Sue Steph enson, David Walker, Tommy War ner, Gary Wilson ., - Sl ln. kg' .. . 1 - rg x L - f , - . 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L V M s Wx X , , - J , sm,-lf, 1 , 4 1 1 ' i , i .. . i ,A Z I , X y ' - x' 1 .E - I X 1 'Lv PA : ' - FIRST GRADE Row One Mrs Virglnxa Pugsley Ronald Baldwln Eddy Billhexmer Shirley Bryant Jo Ann Bushey Monty Crawley Glenn Daugherty Denlse Davls Row Two Garold Davis Charles Dearxng Cheryl Evilslzer Gary Fears Jeff Gant Connle Gorton Su san Hole Robert Houser Row Three Teresa Kellow Freddle Klntner Jay Kokena. Kathy Lauck Davxd Luce Dewayne Mlller Melvln Monde Tony Philllps Row Four Donald Reagan Mxke Roberts RlCkle Sewell Beverly Shorter Leslxe Siloski Greg Sklff Row Five .Ienmfer Smlth Debble Swindell Mattie Swoape Jlmmxe Wallace Ronnie Wnght At right sharpening pencils glves us a break Wi FIRST GRADE Row One Mrs Hannah Baker Jerry Anderson Fen Anthony Charles Baker Diana Bales Vlrgxnxa Barton Cllnton Beller Phillip Bohng Row Two Carey Clark Llnda Dar ter Robert Davis Connie Delk Gray ling Dowell Margaret Fears Caro line Gllley Roger Haun Row Three Dennls Jernegan Llnda LeMay Gary Mllls Larry Mllls Dar lene Monroe Philllp Morgan Nancy Scholar Alvin Shaw Row Four Dennis Shipp Bruce Smith Brenda Sollars Stephen St John Melanie Talbott Row Five Marilyn Townsend Bar bara Whitaker Gary Whittern Kathy Wolverton Roger Wright At lower right, even the plants must have a drink of water sr Q' 0 ie' .1 vi 11 ld 1 E- : -QQQ S4 1-,-n5 'K ,1 gas 75 U 1 . ' ' , 4 4 '- ' f, J' ', Q'-A . I . , r .A- V. V 'QA I KQ. -y , , g . ,,4v I ' V 5 ml 74 1, -, I! A - Q ' ' Al, 54 R ' , .SJ x I I B in-4 5 it r , ff Q fx' 1 , . y 1 , Y 'y 5 L. uf .4 A ' . . , - h I fx. I f , I - 5,1 .Wm ' ' v MW 1 ll tw' li . - I I ' 1 I ' - . , 93. an ' , ,- ' J' ' ,, '. . '-- 4: M- ,.a . ' . ISI? V R r ' T f 'xv P F ' - -. 5 ell- A R ' '- I fha! Za + - 1 -. 1 'Q' A Q , F 7 ' -:Q , ' ' y . . '. V C. . If It 81,1 , I Q - ' , ' 5 gg f s .' , . ' - 1 ltd' .al I . . 1 C It , , , - 1,1 ' A In JL A Q , y Y - 5 -nt I Q I W X. X ,n 'A 1- 2f 'lL PH . A - F J' ' D li ' , : Y , . XJ M, g ' 'ff' 1 ' YJ ' N C + thletics Plctured here kneeling are Dlck Lennls Al Hensley Coach Earl Snlder Laury Cross Norman Clore Jack Neal and Monte McK1bben Slandmg are Otls Dennls Boyle and Tom Parkmson Southerland Bob Wade Paul Copley Terry Green wudgteawloqeaauqtlelall 38-Burns-62 COUNTY TOURNEY 44-Dunk1rk 73 56-Center-33 49 Dalevllle-46 73 Gaston-62 59 Wmchester-54 57 Eaton-68 335323558 gggggllfggg 58'R0Ye't0 '64 73 P01-t1and4s4 69 Cowan-53 63 Fra I I .57 47 Madison H ghts-60 64-Gasto ,Ili 57 Mlddlemwn-59 58-Kmglgsto 71 H 35-Albany-61 WD T 40 IBPCL48 SECTIONAL TOURNEY 63-Gaston-51 57 DeSoto-64 HHHIUCDEIEIDHH Him!!! Coach Earl Snider explains a. play to Monte Hclilbben A1 Hensley Paul Copley and Dennis Boyle while stu dent manager Norman Reed looks on SCHEDULE AND SCORES 78 Tiger center Terry Green, 11, controls the ball in the Yorktown-Gaston encounter. Paul Copley, 14, with a strained facial ex- pression, attempts to stop a Gaston player. fXfXfX!XfXfXlXfXfXfXfN ammgauma 21.94. Ten or twelve ambitious Yorktown boys, a cage-minded coach, Mr. Earl Snider, and many hours of practice go into making our bas- ketball team. When the fans see a thirty-two minute basketball game, they're witnessing a very small percentage of the time spent on the hardwood by the coach and players. Long hours of toil and sweat go into shap- ing a club, who through skill and team effort hope to bring glory to their school. Sometimes it is difficult for a coach to sel- ect five boys whom he thinks will get the job done successfully. He uses his own judgment, but he knows that if a link breaks in the chain he has five more capable boys who can strength- en it again. Forward Laury Cross, 22, shoots over the arms of Center netters. Terry Reed 54 lunges for the ball as George Buck 4 rushes to the rescue SCHEDULE AND SCORES 34 Burrls 27 27 Dunklrk 42 45 Dalevllle 27 50 Wmchester 35 Eaton 48 38 Harrxson 28 21 Royerton 32 46 Cowan 26 47 M3d1SOH H61ghtS 36 Mlddletoun 46 32 Albany 42 29 Lapel 27 COUNTY TOURNEY 34 Gaston 38 40 Center 17 33 Portland 31 36 Frankton 26 43 Gaston 33 52 Knlghtstown 4 df Reserves are lRow Oney Terry Reed Andy Green Ron Dave Applegate Ronnxe Duncan Coach Earl Smder me Halbert Randy Willlams Lee Bickel 4Row Two! Ted Williams and Larry Southerland I This page is sponsored by 80 RETZ'S SPORTING GOODS and HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES f ' ' -40 Q . . ' . -48 38:Selma-36 , , ,. 3 3 Q ' -3 ' and cneewzetaaee ' . With the loss of seniors each year, freshmen and re- serve players will practice to fill the vacated positions. Nat- Freshman team members are fkneelingb Bruce 0'Hara, Don Guinn, Larry Godwin, Randy VVilliams, Hal Hensley, fstandingp Ronald Spangler, Tom Spangler, Chuck Miller, Coach Robert Pickell, Jer- ry Stout, William Bright, and Student Manager Rich- ard Gott. Bruce O'Hara, William Bright, and Jerry Stout wait for the rebound during a fresh man team practice. ural ability, willingness to learn, a good training program, and a little bit of luck all go into making the future varsity- men. Many times freshmen and second team players are left unnoticed because people want only to see the first team play. However, they are always under the watchful eye of Coach Snider who will give them a chance to play on the var- sity team when he feels they are ready. Freshman Coach Robert Pickell stresses defense during a practice session. This page is sponsored by ANDERSON SPORTING GOODS and FRED L. KAHLER 81 Baseball boys are Ckneelingl Mike Thornburg, David Por- ter, Jerry Stout, Monte McKibben, Larry Nor- ris, Dave Applegate, Dick Lennis, istand- ingl Dennis Monroe. Dale Broadwater, Lar- ry Lennis, Larry Ap- plegate, Al Hensley. Tom Parkinson, Garry Applegate, Terry Reed. and Coach Earl Snider. 2 da' Yorktown's baseball team rounds the base- paths and shags the flies. After a few weeks of training and conditioning the boys in grades nine to twelve take the field. This is the time when they see if the bent leg slides and drag hunts pay off. Al Hensley strikes a familiar stance as he waits for the pitch. The future big league glovemen play both summer and fall season games. All this leads up to an elimination tourney that will decide the county winner. The East and West leagues have a play-off series and the respec- tive winners meet on a neutral diamond for the championship game. Catcher Garry Applegate warms up the pitcher preceding the game. 55 ' f .y.,Vf- -,lustviifiu Thzs page is sponsored by YORKTOWN SERVICE STATION .gay-' JUUU 5 few af? TJ .5,.:,5e,P, .. - ' - 'A - ' viR.- 'Q , , . ' -'T I.. .. 11. 92' ak ' 4'-. :- Crazy Legs Bob Stewart clears the high jump bar at the Muncie track field. X iixi ' Coach Earl Snider's cindermen take a breather during the county track meet, In front are Mike Miller, manager, Norman Brown, Bud Holloway, Sam Walker, Norman Clore, and Bob Morrow. In back are Jim Holman, Norman Reed, manager, Farrell Stout, Coach Snider, Dennis Boyle, Otis Southerland and Bob Stewart. W . When the snow begins to melt and signs of spring appear, it is track season. Perhaps the roughest sport where endur- ance and conditi-oning is concerned, the thinlies begin early to strengthen flabby muscles and develop their breathing capac- ity Not all boys can sprint or run the distance races, so they have the opportunity to try their skill at the field events. These events, such as the broad jump, the shot put, the polevault, and the high jump, require precise co-ordination and timing. To break a record or get a first place in an event is the ambition of every trackman. , ' ,nl 3, 4,2-.M,, , V.-Q my- , ,, -5 ,H ,. 1 -TA T, .pigfive 74 -JJ!-i1'f'A 'f' 1. r- S :,Q?.fT.lI3.1-fiifirl gg 7 -,.e:lg.v'fxf'3s -lt.-rg' '- -Q' .11 - , Aga: -,x:j-..:.MA xv? . :dn .-31--,.:v,-. , W. ' , -J J. --. Q,-.iii W A. 1--. Some of the county's best -fif7'1?3.i:-i-1-fxrffw-7' .-.n-:a. 1-.4 --i+n9:.x-ff-.-e?-.- .. ,avg-, Crm, 3' .,. eff:-.-... ,---..-me -,swe,,g-'- -' as-,V 1--J-----'Q +.-13 sprinters head down the field ,lf - .,.f.Q A -iiszg,-6399.5-L3-H:E12gu..a 'ha . .- fi . '- - - -f' 1- .-A-fb ' - . ,- gg. ..-1 ,-,fp--. . ,: in the 440 yard dash. Ke.-f 4- u'3Br.H-44 -Bc--':i4- b f ,. :'a.?'-r Y - -0,542.1-.+ -git. 83 Nd 5- 75 3 gl N' t' ,W :rin , v -1 ' x . Q . 1 , t Ar-- x T if , ,W f 'T , ' T -l - CX J Q X N PQ f X T ' 5 , ' XV 3' C tx :,g .QNX G, kt 5 V7 fir' 'Z v 1 ' , I- K 7' 5 Q Varsity cheerleaders are Brenda Hough, Dixie lteasoner. Elected by the Girls' Pep Club, these Pugsley, Sue Carson, Marty Hudgins, and Ruth girls lead yells at all basketball games. I Victory, victory, is the cry of '154 enthusiastic Tiger boos- ters. These members of one of the biggest and most import- ant organizations at our school Wear green vests and White blouses. Many hours spent practicing half-time shows and new yells provide our Tigers with spirit to Win the game. Underclassmen honor the seniors at the end of the season at an annual Pep Club banquet. Martha Vise, Katie Morrow, and Mary Vise, second support the reserves with their cheers. team yell-leaders bl ' M Mi-mil. Boys Pep Club rooters are fl-km Onej C Monks J Miller B Stewart fRow Twoj I Applegate I Applegate D 'Monroe J Kem T Thomas B Nludd I- Stout J Atkms VL Williams J Shlmer Glow Three! .I Cop ler N Rlgshee N1 Thornburg H Desper K Wllllams 1Row Ifourj K Thornburg S MmK1nley R Wlmmer B Xtkxns J Gott T Beaver D Dennett A Goff I-. freer D Stephenson ll lnsper qlbow Flvrj W Ienu G Gill J Reed H Owens It Noel NI Retv It Muller D Jacobs D V199 ffwww Organized two years ago, the Boys Pep Club roots for the Tlger team Yelhng 1n unxson w1th the Glrls Pep Club the Boys Pep Club helps to cheer our team to vlctory Preparmg and present 1ng half tlme shows and snappy yells IS one of the projects of the Boys Pep Club Our boys ln white T Sh1I'tS and green derbles are qu1te a Slght at the ball games as a group of well behaved boys havlng a great deal of fun Charles Monks and Bob Stewart balance Jm1 Mlller aloft at the end of a yell T Spangler I Hough fllow SIU D Ilrcndw mr T Spangler Il Quirk J Stout S Ilowlrs I llurdmn li lfuson V Tovsnsc nd D Davis W Bright S Dragoo R Ilowell llhm S unj I lodwln H Hensley B Hayden Mann M 'Vlasters I Hough illow lfughtbl Vlonre T Townsend R Dul ing S Miller D YVoods K lsltlgruw J Turner S Nl rlett I Donovan Ihrtlm tt 1 A fl nn S ou I Nlmlxxnlmy Woods W Site-1 and D Sc mrs 86 ' ' . , ' qty. .-X - . . x K , I . . . . 1 . 1 . t ' 1 1 x , Y ' A ' 17 ' ' l u L K mi.- X P-.-n ' y 5'-if ' 11344-1' . L - ' k J, ley, G. Dunscombe, D. Troxler. D. Porter. J. McClain, L. Lennls, M. Spang- J. Neal, S. Trempala, G. XVillmann, D, Mr-Kibben, D. Vise. L, Finley, J. J Y A l ' 1 5 I I . A- V H . V . r wi gl, M, 1 - , Il,Savz1gf, M, Glzub. low Ni 'J M. St t, I. . ' 2 , M. . ., ,, . ., .. ,l. ,, . . . , . '. , ., .. ,., ,Su , 08 MQ. Members of the eighth grade team are fkneel- ingj Joe Mann, Coach McKibben, Steve No- ward, Larry Burden, Mike Bartlett, Tom Brown. Mr. Chester Groves gives instructions to his sixth grade team before the whistle blows. fStandingJ David Ritchie, Mike Niccum, Steven Bowers, Boyd Hopper, Bruce Quirk, John Hough, Denis Hall, Mike Strother, Carl Pettigrew, Ronnie Small, and Jim Turner. YorktoWn's competitive sports pro- gram this year includes sixth graders coached by Mr. Chester Groves and sev- enth and eighth graders coached by Mr. Jim McKibben. The sixth and seventh grade games were scheduled together With the eighth grade playing the prelim- inary contests with the freshman team. Our seventh graders get the ball during the Yorktown- Daleville game. 4.. Q FHJWWW ni' Coach .hm McKibben presents the Most Valuable Player Award to Carl Pettigrew and the Sportsmanshlp Award to Drck Rector Johnnv Myers drives for a layup Beglnnmg the flrst Saturday ln Octobel the J unlor Athletlc Assoclatlon started llttle league basketball play under the dlrectlon of Mr James McK1bben The small fry group lncludmg boys IH the 4th 5th and 6th grades played on the shorter cross court wxth two games golng at once They used a ball smaller Each age group had three practlces pre v1ous to the season s opemng game The C League wlth four teams IS com prlsed of 4th grade boys 5th and 6th graders make up the exght team B League and 7th and 8th grade netters round out the slx team A League Coach Jlm McK1bben presents medals to the runner up team while the champlon Klps walt thelr turn 88 Thzs page zs sponsored by THOMAS C. ZINNINGER and TOWNSEND'S TREE SERVICE I I I ra- I , x . . I . W . . , , . . . , Y , N 4 . r - J rn ' ' . ' X H ' 1 than regulation size, that is easier to control. . - I . . . , 0 I I Teams in all three leagues play ten game schedules. At the conclusion of regular season play, each league has its own tournament. This year's tour- ney took place on the 14th, 16th, 17th, and 18th of February. The Badgers won the A League tourney, and the Kips came out on top in the B League, while the Owl's proved supreme in the C League. Outstanding players received a- wards at the annual J. A. A. Father and Son Banquet. Attempting to gain control of a loose ball is Mike Mercer and Ronnie Holler. Ricky Mohler, Mike Stewart, and Jimmy Niccum prepare to snag a rebound as Johnny Myers shoots. Ronnie Holler guards the ball against two opponents. Fighting for the ball are Johnny Myers, Ricky Mohler, and Mike Mercer. 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