Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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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'

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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

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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