Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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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

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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 - , .

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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