Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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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'

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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, .-

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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.