Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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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-

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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

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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