Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1964 volume:

, , X w I - 1 A - . M' 1 . . 1 ' ' 11,9 2 ' ' 4 t '- + : 'Ji i . V. D, I , ff f 75 , QC' k' X 1 v- ' i 1 V v ' ?f 75- , ' 5 L' .. . . , K.. , V XA ,. i E. , . , Y V. t , , Q Ai ,. 1 I13! Q Y' 5 ? JE . ...L I l 1-.M Q QW - ,, sh: . 1 if-,, Q we I 5 . F' tk, I ,, 4? Q LL' E Q ix: wi, , S ff ef- '11 J in L' IAA 'A 4 it ii, 4 fl A ? A 'H 1 . , L 4 . ' 'lil' . .. 0 ,ff 1 'f-Q 2 - 9 +2 L Q 'v A - Y ,, S Q: , - . , 3Mf '-35-M-fu-4-nf' - ' ' ' ' 'HMM+'-h- -.--A-l -J--wif?-H -' 'fJ1-'Ji-H-'hau.ann-iunr-'-L45-T -L -:sri-,LM ' A' ' ComiIIe Hewitt, Janie McCoy, Editors X S S mm Wmfd Qi ff I 7 x s x N guild xxxg EPISCDE YORKTOWN HIGH SCHOOL YORKTOWN, INDIANA Vol. 41 vn- 3?- Q. W' 5 Q ul , K 1 f I MU , Q . -f f, ,,g. A 1 w 5--1-Q', V f' v 'IJ ,fn -' J' ,f if ,L-5 ' w 'M W. A - 1 Ag' I ,M 'Y QW 'ml 1 I ,,.- fun AFM.. -fs E .F Q43 'if' M L. ... O Ppdg-Sf, 'V' ,I 1:-gm . me-L I i ., f 4' .4 .-,.. I - fm Q X , .r-W ,. 4 J-5' 425 ,L ,, J! ,r df L 4, gs if ,r--9-A -rm, A Q . g'p ,Q N Wm 'L lx AF, 1: A 4'-ug. ., QQ s Q X 23 . 5 -ff-if J .HV W- , . ,674 xi ? A I s i Thonk you God for my youfh which bubbles over ond is Too soon spilled like The cup of ci coreless child... the spring from which i drink holds only foolish Thoughts ond giclcliness which send me reeling as if i hod drunk wine unheedingly leoving my noked heorf... buf Though i drink on borrel owoy i will cry for one more cup. Jonef Hommersley Experiencing defeat ww M qw? Warmth between friends. . . A suppressed giggle in the back ofa cIassroom...spontaneous laughter at the dismissal bell...warmth between friends as they share a memory...a lighted face as one hears a long awaited word... Youth is happiness. The loss of an over-time basketball game...breaking up of steadies...effort resulting in failure...bitter words between best friends...disappointment in an ideal... A Youth is heartbreak. A young boy alone on a river bank... silent respect as the national banner reaches toward the sun...a quiet prayer at the altar... Youth is reverence. A slowly raised arm and puzzled expression...an arched eyebrow as a friend makes a mistake...a confused but sincere discussion of life... Youth is perplexity. A new student in unfamiliar halls surrounded by strange facesmstanding alone as an individual for a definite cause...forgotten or uninvited... Youth is loneliness. Silent respect . . . Confusion and doubt Tender moments . . Sometimes remote . . . Cfoaili ai w The comfort of a friend when tear- drops fall...a mischievous wink at an awkward moment...the thrill of seeing a familiar face across the crowd...a lin- gering squeeze of the hand as two depart... Youth is love. A locker that won't open...a paper returned, Write again ...a call which invariably results in a busy signal...i0 minutes left and 50 questions yet to answer... Youth is frustration. The anxious, waiting faces as the Queen is crowned...sharing the secret of a surprise birthday party... booster posters painting the halls... Discouragement with futile effort halftime emotions during ci close game...the crowd's excitement as a trackman takes lead and the string is broken... Youth is enthusiasm. These years are few and priceless. These days are full with new, unique, and wondrous emo- tions. Yorktown School is youth. It is a mixture of daily duties, achieve- ments, failures, and long awaited events. Seeing these facets of life unfold through our pages, one can better realize the importance of the wonderful yet complex world of youth. With heart and soul . . . flu Subject - - - Webster's Dictionary defines a teacher as One who teaches, or instructs. But to any student who has known a real teacher, this definition seems somehow limited and incomplete. For instruction means more than lesson plans and term papers, teaching includes something more than workbook assignments and report cards. True teaching requires a giving of one's self, and flexibility of thought, and a rapport of spirit with the youth who will be taught. Those students who have been lucky enough to be in Mr. Dan Thornburg's history classes have seen these qualities in action. Believing that history is not just a dry-as-dust subiect, but rather an exciting glimpse into the study of changing man, Dan Thornburg treats his subject matter with a love and respect that is conta- gious. History, in Mr. T's hands, suddenly becomes vivid, alive, and meaningful. But it is not in the classroom alone that a real teacher teaches. Such a one is a teacher wherever he goes and YHS students have seen the same qualities which make Dan Thornburg's classes effective, effective when he employs them as coach, both in baseball and basketball. For his subiect matter is humanity and his teaching materials are his patience, perseverance, and genuine affection for youth. Therefore, to many students at YHS, the definition of a teacher is Dan Thornburg. And it is to him that we, the Senior Class, proudly dedicate this, the T964 Episode. 8 H ' Mr. T. manages coffee break during busy schedule. X His sfudenfs know Mr. Thornburg finds Time for friendship and fun. Despite appearances, coaching a basketball team is not a relaxing job E E i K 5 E K E E 1 I ,M xg W ' M,wmmwma:'X:f 9 M M11 W ww Q ' V, Ja 2 1 f 2 fu , 2 We ,, .,., 5 w MM? 3 ff 1,1 Z? ? ? W 0 2 1 Z6 S , Q ' : -ff- 54 f S, K .J w H4 Q 1 f ' wie qaatli Mr. Heath thoughtfully faces daily decisions. Our principal, Mr. Ralph Heath, has done his part in bringing our school system to its height of achievement. Twelve years ago, in 1951, Mr. Heath accepted this challenging iob at YHS. Talking with a Senior class member, he commented, l have grown up with the present graduating class ot '64. Mr. Heath's genuine interest in and knowledge of youth has re- warded him with admiration and respect as well as contributing to the faculty-student relationship. Q 3 S wsocesssersssresswvswag if ,. i I 1 N 2 Helen and Janyce proudly show photographer UNICEF cards purchased. 12 Amidst daily chaos there is a need for effi- ciency, both Helen Myers and Janyce Bousman have fulfilled this need. For nine years, they have carried out their tasks of selling school supplies, doing bookkeeping and secretarial work for Mr. Heath, and aiding young students. Through the office windows, their patience and warm smiles have made many lasting friends. When trouble arises at Y-town there is Mr. Kent Trempala holding the position of Dean of Boys. Along with counseling he accepts the responsibility of checking daily attendance. The great iob of counseling the entire social and academic fields at Yorktown is fulfilled by Mrs. Ellen Povalac, Guidance Counselor. Making important decisions which will inevitably affect Yorktown now and in years to come is the task of our Trustee Mr. R. Eugene Swindell and his Advisory Board, Mrs. Harriet Simonson, Mr. George Stephenson, and Mr. Norman Clore. Mr. McConnaughey KR? architect for school building expan- sion, goes over cletails with Trustee Mr, Eugene Swindell and Advisory Board members, CL. to RJ Mr. Norman Clore, Mr. George Stephenson, and Mrs. Harriet Simonson. Mrs. Ellen Povaloc finds great reward in guiding graduating Seniors into chosen fields. QS' .S N Though one of school's busiest people, Mr. Kent Trempala, Dean of Boys, finds time for personal contact with parents. .Qi Mr. Richard Amick B.A., Ball State Art Mr. Lanny Carmichael B,S.T.C. - B.s. English - History English team checks last minute notes over morning coffee. w nf mm Mrs. Karen Brammer B.A. - Ball State Spanish, English WW UWM A new part of our educational system this year is Team Teaching. The Social Studies and English departments are experimenting with this idea in order to provide more dynamic teaching methods in a crowded school situation. The team teachers are putting forth a great deal of effort in preparing lecture hall topics. Although conditions under which this type of program takes place are not always perfect, the work involved shows the interest the teachers at YHS have for its youth. Q a 4' Mr Norman Harmeyer Boll State, B.S. Mathematics Mr. Melvln I.. Conner gg 3 f Boll sfufe, as ii 4 it Business 3 -. I M AKA' , f Mrs. Anna Frazier DePauw U., B.A.g Illinois U., M.S. Science Mr. Stuart L. Brown Ball State, B.S. Science, Mcfhemutics wf i .ff 5 fi. iim ahiggg ,., ,, .E ,i., V. V iii iir if 5 f W if 5 f , Mrs. Marguerite Dunn Ball State, A.B., M.A. Social Studies Mrs. Rachel Harris Ball State, A.B. English, Journalism Mr. Charles Hodson Indiana U., B.S. Health, Social Studies, Driver's Ed. Mrs. Dorothy Henkle Indiana State, Ball State, B.S. Mathematics, English -3 ,T , 1 Wm,5a,WMA ' 16 Nm gn, , X Q-S fi -ee' t X X! ' wt it 1 il it X 35 if N ffflwwf Mrs. Vivian Harnish Ball State, B.S. Home Economics, Science Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson Ohio State U., Ball State Social Studies, English Mr. Robert Pickell Ball State, B.S., M.A. Business, P.E., Driver's Ed. Mrs. Jo Anne McDuffee Ball State, B.A. Home Economics Mr. George Mock Miss Phyllis McVicker Ball State, B.S., M,A, Ball State, B.S. Industrial Arts P.E., Health , - sm 1 Q +I: :' f xfff 'Z- Mr. Durwood Paddock U. of Illinois, B.S. A fl- .iff ' X A z Q L iz -we-t Science ' - ., ,. 5- -,- e ., 5, . , -' . MN F i t--. fart- -2 sv- . .-sm, - NW . 1. -., . . Q , . - 2- 5, X 1. 13 if :ie Q-mess-A - , ak- H SS' -- -fi, , f +4Q:g1?,f, fW sg. 1-rg fl -, . M: X. 1- z - ,gg : w s, -. .f .. A -fffi, Q- I ' ' 5 - sl K -Q t A 2 : if ' - I . M 2 17 My 1? Joe Bill Ritter B.S. Music Education B.S.T.C. Band, Song Flutes, 8th Grade Music Mrs. Joan Sclyers Ball State, B,S. English, Business E at rrrc .fm t M, 'S I if H ' . , . 5 hz, W : E il ig . ' . V 'V-,' 2, i I i ii' ' i Y . , ,, , ..- MY ,fi W I 'Ur' ' aff .gf A A f ' 223 'E A 5 2 g , . ! K 7 ,,,, .1 3 , ' 'Wf?.i rr : H V , ,.. I It E , , ,f , , W Q 18 Mrs. Almaiune Jack Ball State, B.S. Librarian Mrs. Edna Suterfield Ball State, A.B. Latin, English Mr. Richard L. Pugsley BSTC, B.S, IU, DePauw U., MA. Mathematics, Bookkeeping Mr. Robert W. Smith 1 f ,I B MW .. . ,,,,,.--X Ball State, LU., B.S. lndustriai Arts . .-,. . f ' .wg Mr. Walter L. Stephenson Ball State, B.S. Mathematics Mr. Dan Thornburg Purdue U., BA, Social Studies Mrs. Helene Walker Ball Stale, AB., M.A. English, Speech Mrs. Jo Strickler Ball State, B.S., M.S. Music Mr. Dave Upfgraft Hanover College, B.S. P.E., Health, Social Studies Feeding hungry students daily are Mrs. L. Ritchie, Mrs. L. Clore, Mrs. l. Reed, Mrs. E. Hensley, Mrs. G. Lennis, Mrs. M. Drayer, Mrs. J. Reynolds, Mrs. S. Woods, cmd Mrs. E. Patty. Mrs. E. Kem, M. Dougherty, Mrs. D. Pugsley, I. Brown , Zan, 'HEI' ' wk Mctrons, Mrs. L. Luce ond Mrs. H. Green, keep school in clean order. 20 School nurse, Mrs. Heops diagnoses student ailments. 3 WWW 5 Q X +-use A sf.. xx A -.. l ' 5. Ai .. : iisiigxx nj ,--. 7- :satin-,J is X .1 21. :JF si Stk 1- X :gl All -. Charles Simonson Woodrow Wallace Lee Goodpaster Numerous facilities and services are offered daily to our 1469 Y.H.S. students. Mrs. Heaps sympathetically receives headaches, runny noses, and bleeding cuts, our cooks prepare hot lunches, matrons and custodians wash our windows and sweep the floors: and our friendly bus drivers transport us to and from school, games and extra trips. Salma! BUS DRIVERS ARE, ROW I: John Walls, Gib Fuller, Phil Newman, Floyd Scllors, Bill Greely, Tom Frame. ROW 2: Franklin Bennett, Charles Fuson, Bill Fight, Tom Stewart, Russ Hensley, Jim Smith, Jack Reed, Rody Parkinson. ROW 3: Roy De Weese, Wilbur Bee- man, Gene Finley, John Gale, Jim Puckett, Will Wilhoit. Not shown are: Don Clevenger, Maury Bechdol. N 3 it ,, X 5' Q 9 O I C Q 5, Sauma Memories linger in the pastp desire determines the future. Our memories of YHS are endless-Sen- ior Trip . . . last county tourney . . . Proms . . . last, late hours on term papers. Now we have reached that big year--the year anything is probable and nothing seems impossible. lt is a time for future plans. . .o diamond ring spark- les as a proud wearer displays the symbol of love and a June wedding . . , or a sigh of relief as a col- lege-bound student receives his long awaited letter of acceptance. It has been o year of reminiscing-Can we re- member the first couple to go steady way back in the fifth grade . . . the record hops that were al- ways The Thing . . . Partying at Gregorys' and the Sophomore celebration at Mounds . . . Our Kings . . . Queens ...honors . . . failures? Loving our days as they are and have been, we are still eager for change and the sweet taste of independence. And because our youth at YHS has been such a many splendored thing, we cannot doubt that adulthood will be as wonderful for us. fin qaufli .... O O O 0 BARTEAU, GARY DAVIS, ANITA KINSEY, RUTH LUTTRELL, PAUL PARKINSON, NITA PARRISH, SANDY SHAL, PATRICK WILLIAMS, MARTHA WOODS, VICKI WORLEY, TIM aflemto The Top Ten seniors are chosen on the basis of their high academic records during their final school year. Listing is in alphabetical order, and not necessarily in order of class standing. 9 Senior class officers in for chat with Principal Ralph Heath are Pat Wade, lSec,Jg Janie McCoy, Nice-Pres.lg Tim Worley, fPres.Jg Sandy Parrish, CTreas.J and Suzan Browning, fBus. Manageri. smiiafwfmz Class sponsors, Mr. Kent Trempala, Mr. George Mock, Mrs. Ellen Povalac, and Mrs. Jane Jack have aided our class in big years as class party chaperones, on Senior trip and many other Senior activities. 2 Gary David Stephen Wayne Donald Wayne Barteau Beabout Bickel Bottoms gf? 'ma PM Cheryl Ann Sharon Ruth Suzan Amelia William Ernest Brown Brown Browning Bryant '. ..qoat!r6u156le4om... Carolyn Jane Sharon LaVoye MaryLou Anita Jayne Bullock Burhenn Colson Davis ff' 1' Connie Jo Richard Gilda DeVon Richard L. Davis Davis Dulaney Duling 2 6 V 7 - W M :fz-'PL'J.P.. z.gJ., QT: -. K 1 '-.:-- 1-- .--: A--. Q 1f1ffff,f1- - f-M 5 K I-w2:51.sSgs'5g , K. ww'- 'wart gmsa. x csss i f i Raymond Oren Thomas Michael Wanda Kay Dunscombe Elliott Fitzgerald Richard Walton Flick Rodney Eugene Susan Jane Dorothea Alice Fortner Gastineau Goodwin qfdled... Joseph Gale Haider P0melC' -lo Keith Arthur Judy Dianne Greely Greenwalt Gregory Q- ---- - 5:-3 x mf xxxbxxxx Q Q x XXX X xx vw X W Jww sxifsc ,W L- i X N 5 4 Rt RX X as , X i Mrs. Kay Ann Camille Aulane Nancy Marie William Farrell Hensley Hewitt Higgs Hodson x X. Y, Mrs. Brenda Kay Gourley 27 Larry Wayne Paulette Louise Barbara June RUTl'1 l.UCile Hough Howell Hudson Kinsey Meredith Lee Paul Clark Judith Ann MUVY-l0 Ann Kirkham Lutfrell Lux l-Ynn Steve Allen Jean Leslie Diane Rita Jane Malloy Marsh Maxfielcl McCoy .ffl ,,,,2' V Dennis Wayne Gary Delray Samual Clayton Gene William McKibloen McKinley Miller Moore Michael Dean John Lafayette Sharon Ann Patricia Ann Morrow Neal Newton Paddock . t I Nita Paulette Sandra Lee Cynthia Sue Michael L99 Parkinson Parrish Pennybacker P6fSl1if1g Frances Erlene Franklin Elmer Norc RUTL1 PC1Ul Dclvid Pope Pope Rector Reese 3' , ireyjarqy V2 953 .4 ' i,s 43 ' Thomas Dale Larry Lee Janet Louise Darlene Kay Retz Roetkin Russell 5GrGl1 IWW 'TISS' Patrick Edward Steve Edward WCIlT9I' JOY J0me5 ROY Shal Shekell Sites Slagle iw, e I ff 3, R s, ,. L.,,. ff,ff it 1 Af f f, N ZA gl f V M 'Wa 1 f if Of Q 41 41 1, I ft 2 7 1 if 5' 4 Q f my ZZ 4, iffy! 5 Q 352 ,igfff f , r ,mfs M K X 5, J W f X gy, T ,,M, ,. ,. ' i W ' , gf fa' K up ,' MM' Sharon Ruth Jeannetta Arlene Richard Lee Susan Kay Smiley Smith Smith Smith WMM 'W William C. Dale F. Michael Everett Michael Eugene Smith Stephenson Stewart Stout was 'UIQ' .,,,w.... 19' Mary Jo Jane Ann Thomas Floyd Steven Martin Todd Tompkins Townsend Trempala Wiwf Q if Richard L. Donald Gene Beverly Lou Patricia Darlene Trent Vise Voyles Wade -'Mu-Q.. Margaret Ann Dawn Marie Karon Jo Richard Lewis Waymire Webb West Wehlage I 0 Martha Ann Vicki Lynn Gregg Williams Williams Willmann , fi Diana Jo Vicki Lynn Timothy John Wilson Woods Worley we ww- 'ww Not pictured are Mrs. Rebecca Chambers and Mike Glaub. 51 fliqllqhu of Seam 74111 Gregg Willmann seems to have flipped over his hand as Karon West appears rather calm. Fran Pope, victim of Tim's shaving cream. Class of '64 poses for annual portrait on Capitol lawn, Washington, D. C., September 9, l963. mwswsueiswsmvxsacff fswixKw Ywst w1 'W N63 .... No boys on girls' floor? Sharon Burhenn and Som Miller on ferry boot looking out to Statue of Liberty. z t 1 In spite of segregation from girls, boys have hi-ho time on bus to Cincinnati. Weary from sight-seeing tours and traveling, Seniors wait for train home l 4 o ' A f l s A spirited Pep Club boardinginschool iouses to, - ' l SWSQE . QWFHA kleghlex fo? Sweetheart Ball decor . . Debate and Discussion. K. . mciiorettesfpracticing march routines for home game . .mm. Juniorgcloss deciding on Prom arrangements . . , 'fgfigil Student Iifeisiifiis 'filleclfdwithVfexfra cictivitiesii Special clubs, entertaining, special' honors, all odd variety and color to an otherwise' drab schedule. chciiacteriieg fhesel iiill activitie-sl revecil-ing the true life in a school. A student stimulates his talent or mmV. interests in music, foreign language, or, public sf5goking,'lYXll havgreasonffto be 4-H honors at the County fair, corresponding with a Spanish pen-pal, og, givinggyvhole-hearted support in athietic euehts. if V lllil it I izl' ' ' Through all of these activities, youth discovers thgrichallenzge of OHQQEQIQDGUY they foiilfeffortsj:henefitirig the ofihoth the individual and his school. ' my J '41 WW' W 155535 W1 W if 95? 1 1 Q www E WW , ' f ,w eff? .q Q,j, S .V 3 s !, i Q , 5 ' X if u A 59 I 5 E z f 3 A W .am fe 1964 Sweetheart Queen Fran Pope smiles happily as she is crowned by '63 Queen, lla Reid. Judy Mansfield, second princessp Connie Bushey, Cindy Pennybacker, first princessg and Pat Paddock look on as Vicki Woods, FHA Pres. presents traditional roses. February 8, 1964 the YHS cafe was transformed for the annual Sweetheart Ball and an eve of Hearts in Paradise . 'The Modems' provided music and sweethearts danced and talked softly through the gaily and extravagantly decorated room. The climax of the even- ing was as Fran Pope was crowned Sweetheart Queen with Princesses Cindy Penny- backer and .ludy Mansfield sharing the honor. Sw Sitting out dance, Larry Williams and Cheryl Nixon find delight in age-old activity at conversation, On dance floor, thoughtful couples dance and romance to dreamy music. 56 O 0 O O O O 14 Anxious Sweetheart candidates were fTopD Vicki Robbins, Vicki Ritter, Linda Gritfis, Karen Costerison, CBottoml Judy Mansfield, Thada Stark, Cindy Pennybacker, Frances Pope. Way Participating in prominent organization activities are FHA members: ROW l: V. Woods, lPres,D, W. Conyers, lSong Leadert, T. Prendergast, lProi. Chj, J. Simpson, CHist.J, C. Darter, lTreas.t, L. Griffis, lParliamentarianJ, J. Kirkham, lRep.J, D. DuLaney, C. Pennybacker, N. Higgs, F. Pope, D. Webb. ROW 2: P. Paddock, J. Marsh, J. Tompkins, V. Williams, M. Williams, T. Stark, J. Mans- field, P. Mellort, C. Bushey, Mrs. Harnish, fSponsorJ. ROW 3: L. 'r '-'alum' KMN! Proudly displaying decorated bulletin board for Annual Sweetheart Ball are Linda Gritfis and Janie Kirkham. Walker, L. Collins, N. Fortner, A. Hudgins, D. Ware, D. Grant, K. Miller, P. Bookout, B. Small, S. Malloy, T. Greely. ROW 4: B. Monde, A. Brown, A. Barber, V. Lueck, B. Green, C. Vise, C. Hodson, S. Childs, M, Brown, C. Paddock, V. Drumm. ROW 5: P. Mier, H. Mellott, P. Roser, P. Mier, V. Robbins, S. Drayer, V. Ritter, C. Vise, L. Swoveland, E. Parker. Patti Wade Head Cheerleader Leslie Maxfield Nancy Higgs ROW 1: C. Pennybacker, D. Dulaney, S. Browning, S. Burhenn, J. Lux, J. Tompkins, C. Hewitt, W Conyers, D. Wilson, F. Pope, K. West, P. Howell,J. McCoy, P. Paddock, M. Williams. ROW 2: V. Woods S. Parrish, B. Hudson, P. Greely, J. Marsh, S. Mann, C. Parkison, J. Mansfield, P. Mellott, D. Webb, D Goodwin,'B. Voyles, S. Brown, C. Stephenson, M. Goggans. ROW 3: C. Hayden, J. Lillie, C. Mitchell T. Prendergast, A. Schnieder, M. Mitchell, V. Ritter, H. Mellott, D. Young, G. Humes, M. Baker, R Pugsley, B. Beouy, C. Reed, C. Bushey. ROW 4: P. Daugherty, D. Ritchie, G. Watts, J. Shal, J. Kirkham J. Bowman, L. Gott, C. Stanley, P. Roser, L. Beaver, D. Graves, S. Kincaid, J. Hedges, M. Haskell, S Shoemaker. ROW 5: P. Ellis, N. Kelly, C. Mitchell, J. Hammersley, L. Burden, D. Bolander, B. Jackson L. Griffis, J. Applegate, P. Cruea, N. Doss. Julia Baker Vickie Wimmer Rfk L N K! QM! RJ-flu 'LJ xfw '1l h ' .Y ig! he 3 f 3 Q .gs . C, J. Resler, R. Sullivan, J. Simpson, E. Browning. ROW 6: L. Huffman, L. Lovern, Y. Friedline, S. Campbell, J. Reynolds, B. Stone, L. Shadle, C. Shadle, M. Daugherty, J. Walker, B. Shadle, S. Reynolds, A. Reynolds, B. Henderson, L. Taylor. ROW 7: K. Costerison, C. Darter, L. Walker, S. Malloy, L. Collins, D. Ware, P. Bookout, B. Smoll, D. Grant, B. Green, V. Lueck, S. Childs, K. Hib- bard, G. Hughes, C. Hodson. ROW 8: K. Miller, T. Greely, V. Smart, V. Robbins, J. Schetgen, N. Martin, S. Wolawski, I. Jasper, V. Drumm, L. Luttrell, L. Swoveland, E. Parker, C. Paddock, M. Brown, E. Hurst. ROW 9: C. Nixon, S. Stewart, S. Drayer, S. Cates, L. Lyons, P. Mier, P. Mier, P. Staggs, M. Miller, D. Barnhouse, J. Wright, C. Atkins, D. McCully, C. Shroyer, J. Lovett. ROW IO: A. Barber, A. Brown, C. Vise, J. Greer, P. Timmons, J. Haskell, S. Monose, C. Morrow, C. Mansfield Miss Phyllis McVicker Sponsor Cheering our B team through season are cheerleaders Nona Fortner, Connie Vise, and Ann Hudgins. Sewing as Pep Club officers are Cindy Pennybacker, Sec., Wanda Conyers, Treas., Judy Mansfield, V.-Pres., and Vicki Woods, President. Governing Pep Club are Board of Control Members Linda Griffis, Beverly Green, Phyllis Mellott, Julia Shal, Vicki Ritter, and Judy Lillie. Senior members are Paul- ette Howell and Janie Tornpkins, not present. 772- Off feqm Pep Club girls started a season of encouraging Tigers to victory, backing them through losses, with the Tip-Off Dance, Blast Off to Victory, before opening game. At the year's end the traditional banquet and dance held at the Top Hat gave members an opportunity to reminisce about the season with a sense of having truly supported deserving Tigers. Alternate cheerleaders are Susan Mann, Sharon Shoemaker, Cheryel Darter, and Karen Costerison Worried expressions reveal tense Royerton vs. Yorktown game. O O O O Bangaet FFS? King and Queen candidates for Tip-Off Dance were Mike Rees, Linda Tayler, Ronnie McShurley, Ann Schnie- der, Tom Hewin, Tina Greely, Gregg Willmann and Suzan Browning. NOT Sam Miller snifching decorafions?! W' 41 W V '62 royalfy, Wanda Conyers and Ron Hannon, crown Suzan Browning and Mike Rees '63 King and Queen. Banquet provides delicious meal and final gathering of Pep Club girls for '63, Couples Tina Greely and Tom Hewifl, Kathy Miller and Larry Greenwalt enioy dreamy music. Balcony alfracfs sweethearts, Phyllis Melloft, Larry Huffman, Gregg Willmann and Donna Grant, 41 , Q ff, H VV VV I W: n,,.r ' in-W , ww-H Mme' ,M W,,,,., 7 B an Q A Q W , , ,, f 2 f me ,. 4. V V V 1' 'S . '21 Ji 7 9 U W - ' I 1 1' Sonny Kirkhorn intrigued with SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE as Pat Paddock waits sedateiy. Steve Trempala presents amusing predictions for future to graduating Seniors at Banquet. Y ,ff 42 79mm iifukaga ggiu i I An evening of Spring Enchantment closed out 1963 as the Junior-Senior Prom ended a memorable year. Pinks, yellows, and blues swished through the Ball Room at Ball State Student Center, May 1 l. Juniors Nita Parkinson and Steve Trem- pala provided entertainment following the luscious dinner, and an unforgettable Prom with fresh corsages, lively dancing, music provided by the Ray McNickle band, friends, and parties concluded 1963. 4? Awaiting banquet, couples look forward to an enchanting Prom. Larry Hough and Suzan Browning take floor as dancing begins Chaperones anticipate evening meal. E Mr. Ritter appears pleased with band as he stands above, directing. filling awe An active and proud organization in our school is the Music Department. lt consists of many areas, the bands, Pom- Pom girls, and maiorettes provide especially colorful and exciting halt-time shows during the basketball season. Our Choir makes a convocation enjoyable cmd, through contests, individuals and groups bring honors to themselves and YHS. HIGH SCHOOL BAND, ROW lr K. Mann, V. Turner, M. Tolliver, Y. Friedline, J. Kirkham, L. Griffis. ROW 2: C. Marlett, G. Schubert, M. Goggans, V. Gasciwoy, J. Lillie, J. Grim, M. Fink, C. Stephenson, D. Ulmer, C. Nix- on, S. Stewart, D. Ritchie, G. Prater. DANCE BAND MEMBERS, ROW 1: L. Richcreek, P. Shal, M. Stewart, T. Sawyer, J. McVicker. ROW 2: G. Campbell, D. Stewart, R. Ditzenberger, R. Maxfield, D. Masterson. ROW 3: J. Myers, R. Smith, G. Barteau, P. Luttrell. ROW 3: K. Miller, M. Stewart, A. Davis, L. Goodwin, P. Shal, C. Mc- Collister, C. Hayden, A. Brown, T. Bird, A. Barber, C. Bushey, R. Kin- sey, T. Greely, S. Malloy. ROW 4: C. Darter, M. Fiinn, G. Watts, K. Stewart, T. Sawyer, M. Ulmer, J. Baker, M. Buffin, G. Miller, R. Tal- bott, P. Luttrell, R. Smith, G. Barteau, K. Costerisonf ROW 5: L. Lo- vern, S. Parrish, W. Sites, L. Walker, J. McVicker, P. Daugherty, V Woods, B. Gillum, D. Masterson, R. Maxfield, G. Campbell, R. Ditzen- berger. ROW 6: L. Jasper, R. Huges, D. Parrish, G. Halleck, J. Myers Performing at ballgame half-times are Kofhy Miller, Tina Greely, Karen Costerison, Cheryel Darter, and Sheila Malloy. Mrs. Jo Strickler Choir Director Twirling maioreffes are ftopb Yvonne Friedline, Janie Kirkham, Linda Griffis Cbohoml Myra Tolliver, Vikki Turner, and Kris Mann. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR MEMBERS, ROW 1: N. Parkinson, P. Wade, J. Tompkins, A, Hodson, S. Bur- henn, S. Browning, L. Maxfield, M. Monroe. ROW 2. C. Brown, P. Paddock, B. Shadle, L. Lovern, C. Shodle, J. Bowman, R. Collins, T. Bird, S. King. ROW 3: D. Srewarv, J. Reagan, R. Davis, J. Slagle, R, Wehlage, S. Miller, D. Reasoner, J. Neal, K. Justus. 46 . l JUNlOR BAND MEMBERS: ROW lr J. Clevenger, S. Schubert, C. Con- well, L. Hayden, E. Stafford, D. Stapleton, V. McLaughlin, J. Shal, R. Hofherr, G. Tomlinson. ROW 2: J. Cross, D. Bales, C. Hibbard, N. Henderson, D. Snyder, J. Kirk, T. Smith, G. Wilson, D. Thatcher, E. Bottoms, ROW 3: D. Brown,J. Butfin, D. Lacey, H. Baker, T. Gasaway, R. Kelly, J. Clevenger, W. Grim. ROW 4: D. Reck, D. Martin, R. Rea- mer, M. Davis, S. Williams, J. Hownen, J. Abernathy, P. Buck. ROW 5: D. Prater, D. Hole, D. Nixon, D. McCoy, B. Young, S. Halleck, A. Buck, C, Luttrell, G. Lloyd. 8TH GRADE CHOIR MEMBERS, ROW l: L. Logan, C. Arman trout, M. Logan, B. Spaite, D. Cline, P. McKibben, M. Parkinson, R. Gillum, C. West. ROW 2: J. Shal, C. Engelhardt, V. Turner, E. Martin, L. Davis, B. Mercer, B. Young, S. Bowers, L. Souther 7TH GRADE CHOIR MEMBERS, ROW l L. Hayden, P. Plummer, C. Mills, D. Sta- pleton, C. Brown, R. Fauquher, J. Buffin S. Halleck, M. Stephenson, S. Daugherty. ROW 2: V. Carpenter, S. Johnson, C Haskell, V. McLaughlin, B. Arrnantrout, S Schubert, L. Cross, A. Stewart. ROW 3 S. Matchett, J. Clark, G. Fuller, C. Scholer N. Henderson, J. Crose, C. Ulmer, B Dillon. ROW 4: L. Newman, B. McNutt, J. Lillie, R. Rearner. L. Swingley, R. Rob- ertson, J. Ayers, S. Odom. land, M. Davis. ROW 3: G. Lloyd, M. Tolliver, D. Thatcher, B. Cousert, J. Gregory, R. Clark, K. Mann, J. Reynolds, M. Bryant, W. Grim. We The American Scene , Yorktown High School's Spring Rhythm's production of April 26, 1963, displayed eager young actors and actresses. Produced and directed by Mrs. .lo Strickler, Mrs. Rachel Harris, and Mr. Paul McDaniel, the performance highlighted scenes from the Jackie Gleason show and the Broadway production of Camelot and the Sound of Music. Wanda Conyers sings Do Re Mi from scene of Broadway production 'The Sound of Music'. Spring Rhythms performers make final appearance concluding another fine musical program. M o o o o 0 Where hearts were high, and fortunes low, and onions in the stew, ---- this is a quote from the Betty McDonald play, Onions in the Stew presented by the Juniors, Class of '64, March 29, 1963. The play is a comedy, portraying the real and hilarious predicaments of a family and their new life and home on an island. Directed by Mrs. Barbara Franks, we were happily surprised with the success of our first and last play at YHS. Joanie fNancy Higgs! entertains friends, BeeGee lNita Parkinsonl and Salsie fLeslie Moxfieldj at slumber party in her new home. Plumber, Mrs. Curtis fRuth Kinsey? is ready to work. X Y' miekisx 5 Handsome Leslie lKaron Westj and sweet niece, Margo CPat Paddockl, make grand appear- ance. Also shown are Miss Gar- vey CDawn Welobl, Ann QFran Popel, Don Uoe Haiderb. Grover lBill Smithl enters with gleeful Joanie as Sister Ann and Roger CLarry Houghj look disgus- tedly on. 50 Listening intently to P. Shal's rebuttal are Debate Club members Mrs. Helen Walker, S. Smith, C. McCollister, D. Brown, P. Luttrell, S. King, K, Mann, T. Smith, and W. Conner. Model U,N. members in Anderson's annual meeting were C. Hewitt, N. Parkinson, F. Pope, L. Burden S. Shoemaker. ROW 2: R. Kinsey, M. Williams, S. Smith, C. McCollister. ROW 3: R. Cross, P. Luttrell, S. Trempala, and T. Mardis. Participating in Purdue Legislature, De- cember l3 and 14 were L. Greenwalt, L. Goodwin, P, Luttrell, P. Shal, C. Hew- itt, P. Ellis, S. Parrish, M, Williams, S. Smith, N. Redwine, and M. Haskell. Connie Hayden and Mrs. Helene Walker not pictured. Enjoying and benefiting from various Discussion Club meet- Bqrtequ, R, Kinsey. ROW 3: J. Goforth, T. Schultz, C. Bushey, ll'lQS Olfe ROW ll J- BOWFHGU, 5' King, M- l lClSkEll, B- BGOUYI C. Hayden, C. McColIister, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, R. Cross, J. Hedges. ROW 2: P. Ellis, S. Smith, W. Fitzgerald, F. Pope, C,Hewif1,Qnd D. Edwards. N. Higgs, M. Williams, J. Simpson, M. Colson, P. Mellott, G. GlRL'S 4-H, ROW l: iPres.J, M. Williams, fSec.-Treasj, D. Ritchie, CVice- Pres.J, C. Bushey, fRep.l, J. Baker, iRec.J, S. Kincaid, C. Nixon, CHealth 81 Safefyj, S. Stewart, iSong Leaderl, V. Drumm, C. Paddock, P. Mellott, P. Paddock, M. Fink. ROW 2: B. McNutt, J. Lillie, A. Stewart, D. Stapleton, M. Brown, J. Noward, D. Cox, K. Hibbard, N. Redwine, S. Campbell, C. Stephenson. ROW 3: J. Clark, G. Fuller, B. Dillon, V. Carpenter, S. Schu- JUNIOR LEADERS, ROW l: M. Williams, D. Ritchie, C. Bushey, J. Baker, P. Mellon, S. Kincaid, V. Drumm, C. Pad' dock, M. Fink. ROW 2: S. Stewart, C. Nixon, L. Walker M. Walkin, K. Hibburd, N. Red' wine, S. Campbell, C. Ste- phenson. ROW 3: B. Godwin, L. Williams, G. Engelhardt, J. Lillie, R. Ward, J. Lillie, C. Mansfield, M, Brown, H. Mel- loft. BOY'S 4-H, ROW l: fPres.l, M. Kirkham, C5erg. at Arrnsi, J. Lillie, iHealth 8- Safetyi, B. Godwin, D. Ritchie, CVice-Pres.J, L. Williams, QRec.J, L. Walker, CSec.J, C. Nixon, CSong Leaderl, bert, C. Scholer, C. Mansfield, J. Lillie, L. Luttrell, P. Mier. ROW 4: C Ulmer, L. Walker, T. Greely, P. Roser, H. Mellott, C. Rector, S. Johnson R. Wallace, K. Prendergast, L. Cross, S. Michael. ROW 5: S. Johnson M. Shoemaker, C. Engelhardt, B. Armantrout, N. Middleton, M. Wilken J.Walker. S. Stewart. ROW 2: J, Webster, L. Lillie, CRep.J, D. Nixon, S. Kincaid, M. Williams, S. Robb, R. Ward, D. Ulmer, D. Beck, R. Mohler, G. Engelhardt, T, Walker, K. Hiatt. 51 SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS ARE: ROW iz B. Hudson, S. Monroe, H. Mellott, J. Bowman, A. Barber, lSec.Dg M. Buffin, Nice-Pres,J, V. Woods, lPres.J, C. Parkison, lTreas.D, Mrs. Brammer, CSponsorJ, S. Parrish. MlDDLE TABLE: P. Mier, J. Gasaway, J. Grow, J. Alley, D. Ulmer, W. Sites. ROW 2: C. Couch, C. Campbell, M. Almer, D. Goodwin, P. Mier, C. Daugherty, L. Scarberry, C. Stevenson, G. Schubert, T. Warren, J. Goodwin, A. Brown, R. Kinsey, R. Mohler, T. Fauquher, B. McKibben, K. Maurice, K. Stewart, L. Luttrell, R. Armstrong, J. Baker, M. Monroe, J. Baker, S. Drayer,J. Ault, M. Miller. SWW WWWWJMWW LATIN CLUB MEMBERS ARE: ROW l: Mrs. E. Satterfield, Sponsor, S Rader, B. Rader, C. Mitchell, J, Shal, C. Bushey, J. Hammersley, P. Mel- lott, S. Parrish, L. Richcreek, L. Greenwalt, F. Sanders. ROW 2: M. Smith C. McCollister, P. Ellis, C. Hayden, T. Buffin, S. Stewart, C. Nixon, M Brown, J. Baker, D. Hudson. ROW 3: G. Hughes, l. Jasper, E. Hurst, M. Goggans, J. Schetgen, S. Kendall, V. Drumm, P. Staggs, L. Swoveland E. Parker, C. Paddock. ROW 4: B. Libey, J. McVicker, R, Maxfield, R Hughes, G. Barteau, P. Shal, D. Bot-toms, W. Crisp. ROW 5: R. Dillon, D Moore, R. Mason, S. Aul, L. Jasper, P, Shoemaker, B. Hammersley, S Gant. Bm sf ls. at sq.-r-1 eg. ,S S, .mamma-us .ss ..---W--W W, , ,Y .4425 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE: TOP ROW: C. Penny backer, B. Goodpaster, P. Shal, J. Hammersley, V. Woods M. Buffin, D. DuLaney. MIDDLE ROW: L. Huffman, D. Stephen son, P. Luttrell, B. Hammersley. BOTTOM ROW: R. Maxfield, l K. Smallwood, B. Godwin. Checking attendance and running errands for Mr. Kent Trernpala are D. Wilson, P. Howell, D. Webb, N. Rector, J. Reynolds, and E. Browning. .W ww -A . ifmw. 7 5 AUDlO'VlSUAl- HELPER5 we D- Edwoff-l5f B- Stout, -l' Gofonhf J- Working closely with Mrs. Ellen Povalac are D. Sarah, A. Davis, and Haider, L. Luttrell, F. Pope, N. Higgs, T. Warren, J. Mathews, and K' Wes,- D. Brinson. Helping to run a smooth library are P. Paddock, N, Higgs, S. Mann, Mrs. Jane Jack, lLibrarianJy F. Pope, T. Stark, L. Maxfield, B. Voyles, P. Howell, K. West, C. Brown, M. Williams, C. Hewitt, N. Rector, N. Parkinson, M. Brown, and C. Klepfer. A 'N M . ,., ',., . .2 , Y J., f 'W' SQ 1 H- 'ff V V Q 41 M Z i Z Q L 'SJQZW 531 I arg xg? m wg mf fir? ,Y mmW4'wQ 5'?1 ff t H, 4 A liyigl I +-H , V. ww- rf .,.. , v--A HR 4 5 buf' ,LA q ' fa Sam Clark doesn't seem too interested in today's lecture, uh? . .. Cleopatra CLarry Houghl and hair dresser Nita Parkinson, l O O O O 54 1...and...2...and...3... Gregg Willmann becomes some- what antagonized at close game. Judy Lux appears to be playing , Ann Landers role to unknown w classmate. .s,sss.. . . i- -- - fsfwwwmmge MMHWL Larry Decker finds Monte Morris's serious work of art amusing. iid and l I g O O O O Myron Timmons prepared to battle or work? . ., Yorktown studenis enioy Halloween festival and parade. Sophomore Class Party ---- NO UPPERCLASSMEN ALLOWED v as . R.. Representing Yorktown at Boys' State is Steve Trempala, Ieafing through library magazine. Chosen by Senior class, Nita Parkinson re- ceives DAR Good Citizenship Award' Senior girls chatting over adventures at Girls' State are Nita Parkinson and - Sandy Parish. ffofwfw. . . flcdwfefwzw. . . , Connie Bushey, honored for 4-H work, was awarded an unforgettable trip to New York and Washington D.C. i '5 Q A -. , I D 1 l ,MW Janie McCoy Co-Editor flafid Wmle Contributing time and talent to the task of developing and editing a memorable EPISODE and interesting BROADCASTERS are Photographers Terry Mardis, Danny Stewart, Dave Reasoner, and Keith Greenwalt. v ,.,,i .. ...,....,-1 .kquuw X Camille Hewitt Co-Editor Nita Parkinson Broadcaster Editor .5?r??9'!5W' - L 55312: K N Qs 1 X 1 5 5. . , Ag if ,U,:w5V1?sZ ' 3 M ' X W Ti iggsgiysggh ,Eg B ,-W, A ,ff .5592 3 Vrk, ? V.V, , gg? W2 W. hw , E fx Qu. . I Y 'W' 1 ,.-Mm: f. .5 'Y i mm. x Spam Dust flying in slide for third base. . . anxiety as reaching arms await lump ball . . . the thrill when winning points are made. . .a panting boy with ach- ing muscles as he crosses finish line . . .This is a part of a young athlete's world. Summer months come bringing the baseball games. Enthusiasm runs high as the bat cracks, send- ing three players past home plate. As top fielder retrieves fly ball, team looks on in proud pleasure. As fall days roll in, baseball is replaced by Cross Country, another representation of our school. The gun goes off and the two mile race is on, each of the seven runners facing an individual challenge vital to the team's success. Requiring guts, two miles is no easy task, but these boys running this distance for YHS deserve greater recognition than is often received. Then the gym fills with anxious fans: the initial tip is tossed up, and once again begins a season of Hoosier Hysteria. Time out is called: scores are tied, and in the last few minutes a game is won. With the warmth of spring, track meets make their debut, Setting new records in pole-vaulting, the speed of a 50 yard dash, and the distance of a broad iump are only a few events in competition. Putting forth full effort each boy is giving to YHS a bit of his own abilityg with each sport a hope and young dream is fulfilled. 5,, f ,xx , A. , , xx f ' Y ,X If I ,fI I I- I 52 ' fi 1 N A ..., nf' I f 5? I X A .. 5, x IX X f S I X 1 fy II .R ,. ,f , f f ff! f i Q x I 3 H xg!! O!! g 1 X N 2 X , W ,f NIM If f I Q K ff If ,V ,I yrffgjqigz i!,II,,f, A ' .,I.,. ,,,,, I 2 ,. I., , S W g I If I W J 2 fl .. :I ILM IQ' , M J gg If E , . ef 3 ,,, M, ,f J My , .I ' I ' I G. ,,. E kj?-Q' S: I f f-.....,- ' 3 ,M W -4 U' , JP 5' 3 5 W JP 3, I- 'a r- fi 1 0 A 'K I rn 2 u.u1Ao-Au1oNAo- 1- U1 A ro oo X1 un - oo ro m I I I I I I I I I I .. U1 ua A X1 A um 01 A no .0 A oo O X1 oo A X1 No -0 0- oo 6- A N 5 - f I '2 I 'XII I X: I , XJ rn m r- 0 f 5 0 EEE Q C Q 4? 9 Q IS A 'v Q.'4 1 ' '1 'C - 3 5 D' xr, I my .,,.g I Q- 4-D 1 O 1 Q qg T 4 ,. 515.3 U, -5:2 1+ , A O : N,v,-N ,,,,,4,'f ' 5' 3 : rn T E 3 I Rick wehlqge f L I I S 60 If 2 I QW I I A I I Q , AX , . 1 ,, I I ,I A . m . ks Sq ,X ,s IIIII I 'N' T .. II II I -..' II II X - IIIIII .:,.' 2 IIII I Rick Lemons hyhk uf DOD VISB 1' I '- Q ' . I I . rv 4 L-A .1 I uv Q , ,g f I 4 Agnez. ' ., :.yQW,,f John Mahoney in if F +2 :Isa 3 .ef M H, 5 if i' . , ,,- W fy ff Ronnie Monroe Dove Reusoner aw 53-64 Cowon 41-40 Gaston 59-62 St. Mory's COUNTY TOURNEY 68-46 Desoto 44-61 Royerton 77-92 Hagerstown 66-78 Selrno 76-86 Winchester 60-71 Fronkton 45-44 Union City 'Q if 1 4 Hi-iff --L it A A , . , ,,f j lg, , V .. ,,. i'- 7' 2 ,., , gf 5 lv ' Lcrry Huffman iei , K vrrlvv I Lia Gary McKinley 'I -1- ZA' A N Som Miller f ily 'KW , ' iiiiieii i' iii 2 1 yiiiy J Q3 7 'i4'i f 4 61 pm fo,-ever blowing bubbles, Yorktown scores again . . , and again . . . and again YHS-DeSoto game. Comfy 70 Tigers make two poinfs as Panthers are ready for rebound. Don Vise ahempts well guarded long shot during Royerton, Yorktown game. Fighting persistent guard, Rick Wehlage gains possession of ball. '63- '64 Basketball 1963-64 was a good season. We won and we lost, but every game was played with fierce hearts, determination, and sweat. The words give up were unheard of and certainly unknown. Working to- gether, our boys made a real team, one we can be proud of. Each boy on the bench or on the floor was o vital part of this team and could be depended on in time of need. Coach Thornburg, the Tiger team, and the many enthusiastic fans proved once again to Dela- ware County that Tigers are great . Expressing confidence and determination, Gary McKinley prepares for long shot. Tension and concern mount among Coach Thornburg ond team as tough Redbirds take lead. ROW I: S. Gunt, J. Butler, B. Huffman, M. Flinn, J. Mathews, S. Aul, P. Baldwin. ROW 2:Mr. David Uptgraph, T. Hewitt, G. EI'19lEl1Clff, L LUfTfell,T- PCISk0, R. Mohler, S. Tolliver, T. Gibbs. sww 1am em, awww YHS 29-18 36-25 31-25 36-28 38-25 45-29 44-45 26-36 44-39 52-43 25-28 45-36 64 BASKETBALL SCHEDU LE l 963-64 Center Dunkirk Daleville Lapel Burris Eaton Harrison Royerton Middletown Cowan Gaston St. Mary's 36-33 44-25 41-28 29-30 57-47 40-44 48-34 48-44 COUNTY TOURNEY Harrison Daleville EATON Hagerstown Selma Winchester Fronkton Union City Tom Pcxsko tips ball high into oir cs York- Steve Gant takes shot as fans antici- Another two points scored by town and Doleville lecd off successful gcnme pcie G bCISkeY. Tiger, Lorry Luttrell, for Tigers. Dcleville attempts to grob ball but Luttrell holds tight and determined. 65 ' 66 1 61u5amwjmjzawwZ7iqm7eam 7TH GRADE CUBS, ROW lx Steve Webster, Danny Glass, Lynn Lemons, Coach Bernard Keller. ROW 2: Larry Beaty, Harlan Murray, Chuck Luttrell, John Hodson, fStudent Managerj Keith Tolliver. ROW 3: Sonny Williams, Randy Small, Tom Applegate, Kem Ammerman, BTH GRADE CUBS, ROW 1: Ronnie Sizemore, Rex Ammerman, Rich- Yelling for eighth grade team are cheerleaders Vikki Turner, Elizabeth Stafford, and Kris Mann. ard Beemon' Greg Wellloge' Ken' neth Daugherty, Dallas Sheward, ' Coach Richard Amick. 4 i K jk ,ff ,X X 5 I A - XJ ASV g of ,f-- j 1 7 Y Backing seventh grade ball players are Diane Baker, Cheri Brown, and Lana Cross. 9TH GRADE CUBS, ROW l: Ronnie Main, Mike Plumer, Terry Tauquher, Ronnie McShurley, Elvis Whitaker, Lonnie Smith, Ken Smallwood, Coach Robert Pickell. ROW 2: Tom Buffin, Bob Green- walt, Gary Cook, Mark Abrams, Paul Somers. ROW 2: Dave Brown, Gary Baughman, Danny Grow, Tom Gasaway, Steve Woods, Kerry Marvin, Myron McCoy, CStudent Managersl Lance Lillie, Mark Parkinson, LS. Cheering ninth graders to victory are Judy Lillie, Ilene Hurst and Carolyn Mansfield. 2 3 r 3 sz 3.5 if Sz' s -ig' is s 4 . 3' fi f Us K . K .1 Gasps and Ahs , shouting words of encouragement from Daleville crowd at high point of County Track Meer, May 5, 1963. Judges check recording charts oi County Meet. Aga fx Q ,Q the bar- Does he make it? Crowd waits tensely as Gary McKinley continues to rise above Uomfietitzm in ROW 1: Elvis Whitaker, Charles Burke, Mike Beeman, Louis David Southerland, Gary Morris, Tom Gibbs, Steve Tolliver, Goodwin, Steve Gonf. ROW 2: Sfeve Dearing, John Mason, Mike Rees, Tim Woriey, Biil Carter. ROW 1: J. Haider, R. Fortner, G. Moore, T. Worley, G. McKinley. ROW 2: Mr. R. Amick, coach, S. Miller, L. Hough, R. Davis. ROW 3: L. Greenwolt, R. Ditzenberger, T. Mardis, D. Miller, P. Baldwin, C. Morlett. Emu Cross Country Schedule '63 YH5 YHS, position 2, Royerton,l 3, Pendleton, I St. Mary's, 2 2, Summitville, 3 Lapel, I 3, Hartford City, 2 Daleville, 1 T, Gaston, 3 Cowan, 2 2, Eaton, T Center, 4 Selma, 3 2, Dunkirk, l Albany, 3 Yorktown Invitational 5, Monroe Central, l Bluffton, 2 St. Mary's, 3 Pennville,4 County Meet 2, Daleville, l Royerton, 3 Cowan, 4 Eaton, 5 DeSota, 6 Harrison, 7 Selma, 8Gaston,9Center, IO Track Schedule '63 27, Rushville, 82 25113, Portland, 83 l13 49 314, Daleville, 62 Gaston, 25 T13 56 112, Royerton, 52 T12 82 l12, St. Marys, 15 Middletown, 39112 Daleville Relays 49 112, Daleville, 67 Union City, 28, Wilkinson, 40 White River Conference 2l, Pendleton, 75 Frankton, 78 Lapel, 38 Middletown, 22 Summitville, County Meet 32, Center, 0 Cowan, I5 Royerton, 14 112 Daleville 44, Selma, 30 114 Desoto, 13 Harrison 15 Cowan,l3 T12 28 Markelville, O St. Marys, 7 36 T12 Eaton, 314 Gaston, 25 69 S Gr, .V . 3 Middletown Frankton Markleville Lapel St. Mary's Summitville Pendleton Middletown Frankton Markleville Lapel St. Mary's Summitville Pendleton 70 M ,R 'wwf' , VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM AND COACH, ROW l: Bob Greenwcllt, Jim Butler, Steve Malloy, Steve Gant, Mike Stout, Bobby Gillum. ROW 2: Bruce McKibben, Larry Greenwalt, Ronnie Monroe, Paul Luttrell, Gary Richcreek, Richard Smith, Donnie Morris. ROW 3: Danny Thornburg, Ronnie McShirley, Bill Hodson, Gary McKinley, Richard Flick, Phil Baldwin, Dale Stephenson. SUMMER SCHEDULE FALL SCHEDULE 4 Yorktown O Cowan Yorktown 5 Yorktown 3 Center Yorktown 6 Yorktown I Gaston Yorktown 2 Yorktown 3 Selma Yorktown 4 YO,-kfown 3 Harrison Yorktown 1 Yorkyown 2 Desoto Yorktown 5 Yorkfown 6 Eaton Yorktown 12 Yofkfown 1 Daleville Yorktown l Yorktown 2 Totol 3 Yorktown 4 3 Yorktown 2 2 Yorktown l 5 Yorktown 4 8 Yorktown l 1 Total 7 wins 7 losses O O 5 5 6 25 7 6 4 wins 4 losses J ML, 1-f . ' . Ronnie Monroe crosses first bose os Doleville opponent owoits ball. l Giant 0fdw'6ax'aad Losing all but one starter of the graduating sen- iors of '63, we had an unpredictable and exciting baseball season. With Coach Danny Thornburg who gave brilliant leadership and strategy to a young and determined team that worked as a team, we closed our summer season 7-7 and toll season 4-4. Our opponent takes time out to pull up his socks after reaching first base 71 Hope as class officers are being chosen . . . ani invitation to that first Prom date . . . mutual friend- ships shared at ci class party, . . . dreams of future, events. . . sharing a common interest in extra curricular activities , . . young confusion with ad- vanced courses and ideas . . :pride in class rings ... Youth continues to step forward into the massive world of opportunity. K g Each year presents life in a new perspective. To the young seventh graders the years ahead are countless, youth seems boring, but the beginning of the days in YHS are foreseen with an interpretation of drama, romance, and great significance. More realistically the eighth graders and Freshman meet each day. For high school is no longer that place for the big wheels, but the home of friends, the foundation for achievement, the institution of discipline, and the stairway to knowledge. And in the midst of the wonderful world of youth, with each moment unforgettable, every experience valuable, and days suddenly and quickly becoming only memories, the Sophomores and Juniors live the last years to the fullest ex- lerii. Throughout the years there are numerous fii'sts and a never-ending of last times. Our exuberant energy surpasses all we have encountered in the past. And now as time moves on those probierns seem trivial and the excitement of tomorrow lies ahead. 1 -i gs . .3 K1 MQQ Ji' K :fi in M ff J 3, Terry Abrams J is J ff' Linda Bright Saw ,JW Barbara Davis 1, ,.... ii . K ,...r.. Q 7' bi g ' ii - . J - - fi Q A - Ruelona Armstrong Joyce Applegate E!-f 21 H wif.-'is ,si .A J ,. JJ i Mike Eileen Brown Browning Julia Baker Mike Jacqueline Ayers Baker ,pk 1 -J if . V Molly Baker 'ki Xfmw- 1 .fy JF: 'fi :VE ii' E. 'JZ' -. - if s J ' - , Wanda Conyers Connie Bushey David Sam Cook Clark 2 - S t tr., 'K - K 1 6 lf J Kay Beadle V Rf? 31 Wynlee Crisp ' J : gg ' I ffl, ,f 5 ' QW J i . s J ' im i 1 is 4 J V ,J ! J ,,,: if ifff 3, Ed Eddie Davis Davis f 5 ,- ., if J f E ' J, if? ' Jf'iiJy' if 3 W Jim Bill Joy Goforfh Goodpaster Goodwin 1 fi 6 J '- 3' f y -'M Q J-gi J 6' 5 i 1 Connie Hayden Jane Bonnie Hedges Henderson mlm ii fl ' .iv J-A Steve Dearing Larry Mary Fred Decker Delk Dowling Nancy Doss iv A Q ,J if 1 fi m y iiv JJ, J, ,xr ' .,y fv , J ' J iii L ifizavfniiqa B L .J Lois Dardanella Gott Graves Lewis Goodwin Larry Larry Greenwalt Gullerte Lo reffa Beaver -'fi' ... Q. sw- sss 5 A JJ .. J., 1 Q Rodney Cross Q , Um V 4' J. ' Palfy Ellis if Janet Hammersley is J iili f f? J ' L 1 J J JJ - 33 E' 1 ,,, E JV, My ty J if .J ,I ,f, K V..f I J- -Q J, ' 5 is H A 2 ,.,. , J Wanda Hendsel Molly Ronnie Hodson Hofherr We f r if if f J Loraine Ncla Suzanne Rick Walter Kelly Kincaid Lemons Logan 74 Lovern Ronnie David Larry Holler Hudson Huffman ggi' iiii Q is iw Y is Barbara Beouy C .fuk Xe 4 . Pam Cruea I 'Y Ginger Feusion Dianne -5 :ey l X f walk, ' was -2 1 EN V: Judy Bowman w ss 3 Q si, H fs i'.hi-- . Dave Daughtery -im yi J J Mig, 'fo Philip Fish v fl K 1 ' Lf ,5 K9 ', sf Ronnie Hammond Hannon 6 353 , W 5935? Glenna Humes WW WWW? 'di is ? 1- ...kv ji Rod Boyle se. Pam Daughfery rg' 5, 7 Jackie Glaub Mary Haskell V JJ' 1 ,A f 1 aw F 5 4 Beverly Jackson Kem Justus fl ,.., J J , JM ff, , ,JJJJ J T X In aswell? David John Suzan .ludy Terry Nancy Carol Lyons Mahoney Munn Mansfield Marclis Mason McCollister 'L is f 3' Q fr' 1 i 1 .ui I Marilyn McKinley 'f' 4 X 2 ii ' .Ge Trudy Prendergast iw J. 4 Bruce Rosinski l .sa it i . . k . ,sf Danny Stewart I .A . f eiift- E , Q X all S .Q 5 Gary McMullin sf' ,Ns A f A K X . Ruth Pugsley A 5 z Q X .se N , .,. . Fred Sanders X E-wil l ef' 4 ' as Mike Stewart it E I E :far s X ren i , . ..,,:. . :ii x A . 9,6 ,. . Phyllis Dave Carol Carolyn Mellott Miller Mitchell Mitchell . , is ' Ihr K? Q? g QA ' 7 ZF .- I Q :ei Becky Suzy Jack Dave Rader Rader Reagan Reasoner U QMS.. - 1. ' U: 1 -5 P i K 'X is Wu ,kz X i saggy M- . 36 ' . Beverly Julia Sharon Julia Shadle Shal Shoemaker Simpson yn. . I5 1 . J 1 wgggv A , 6 ' Q 'fl y .S 5 gt ,E I 'T is X Ruth Linda Bill Ron Sullivan Taylor Teters Trent N , the S 7. ee .J A 7' 5 it , j i: fjf .iv .N :' ef Y iff? 4 ' Madonna Ronnie Monte Johnny Cheryl Terry Monroe Monroe Marris Myers Parkinson Philipg' 1 'H A ' - if S S- , . . X 1. .Q fm. 'i- QE X- .wb . , 'ff' ' :.. D A, IIL: Mike Jean Ann Sue Lamar Donna Rees Resler Reynolds Reynolds Richcreek Ritchie A , 'v:f- wi .. .-ts ffm ,. i . S i .. fs: - . il .xwff ,T Ernie Bob Cheryl Ron Thada Doug Smart Spears Stanley Stapleton Stark Starr - 5 ' ' -. , . Cheryl Bill Gayle Tom Gayle Vickie Vise Walker Wallen Wasserman WGTTS Wimmer 5 me in ,. I 3 -. , et f X . w. Larry Maggie Jim Williams Williams Woodring Not pictured are Luana Burden, Greg Gernand, and Calvin Smith Vice President, Johnny Myers and Treas- urer, Ronnie Monroe frown in disappoint- ment knowing this may be last chance. Officers watching in amusement are Dave Reasoner, Secretaryg Larry Greenwalt, Presidentg and Judy Mansfield, Business Manager. 75 I fsif--f 'Q K, X. A 1 , N Jerry Steve Phil Alley Awl Baldwin l , G ..N--- Q 1 gf: ' , .X . - ,ik get . T . W' il 1 i ,WP Anna Jim Teresa Jim Brown Bullock Burt Butler Q ig if ' G, ' KOVBH Carol Kathy Cheryl Cosferison Couch Cross Darter K - r.,. ' ie., nk .l I eo.ii Pct Jim Larry Dave DOFICIVOU Doughty Douthitt Edwards N as Tom Bob Butch Gibbs Gillum Godwin rgrrr i ' .. 35 5' QQEES QEEHAQT -1 ' ' ff ,Q t wi' . Seorge Bill Nancy , Halleck Hammersley Hartley Q Zz: , my 9 iaee 1 Q N, . A Dan Tom Joyce -layden Hewitt Hiatt 76 Jason Goforth ...i K crae , A -' i A K ,ff 1 fx Qi Anna Linda Danny Mike Dean Paula Barber Beadle Beaver Beeman Bickel Bookout , ,. - . .Z xkyk A VV . , in 1 N jj V K g ' 44' Q5 , R 2 X ii- ii' -' A S f 5 . ' 5 Cheryl Mike Bill Shelia Shelvie Wayne Campbell Carr Carter Childs Clark Clark Ray Ditzenberger Rx , K ik t .., Q ,, e i-ey, is Q A c ? H Gary Steve Mike Mary Ann Nona Yvonne Englehardt Enochs Filinn Fink Fortner Freidline , Q 3 K X Q I me A. khki J .ihr Z.:-,X 1 are is f K in VL . K, 'I 3 Donna Tina Bev Elizabeth Linda Joe Grant Greely Green Greer Griftis Grim iwif' hyye i he eoobie Q A i i i ' V Richard David Brandon Brinson in so it Carol Linda Clevenger Collins f be Steve Mike Gant Garrett WN si Ivan John Grow Grow Not pictured are Teresa Bird, Janie Cook, Harry Hay, and Gary Schulze. Sophomore class of- ficers admire class ring while posing for picture. They are: Janie Kirkham, Vice President, Jerry Alley, President, Karen Cos- terison, Secretary, and John Grow, Treasurer. 5 'V I J , 1 sr l f V JJW I ww- fy , mn' ' W 1 I if 5 'Az ' ii if J? Q ff- - rf 'Q L 4 v J :Z XJ i?-f'f: Jr it J y , V- 'iigf J 'TW A 3 fa ' W ' H J Mit J sim! ' ' Keith Karen Alice Cindy Tim Ann Bob Gloria Verna Hiatt Hibbard Hodson Hodson Howell Hudgins Huffman Hughes Jackson f ': F 2 mia.. re J V 1 Kerry Shermana Janie Janie Carolyn Duane John Dan Janet Kendall King Kirk Kirkham Klepfer Latta Lillie Love Loveless ,rrrii ,f f f f Sheila Curtis John Malloy Marlett Mason JJ 1 W J M J r i ' J - JJ VHVQ W If M 0 AN VV . - . A H L 5' -Ji '11 'il' if K ' Bruce Mike Nancy Gary Kathy Rick Betty Gary Brad MCKlbben Mercer Middleton Miller Miller Mohler Monde Morris Neal it Q riii J J riv ' 5, A J i Q VV,, J. 5 N f6v'J.iW 'A KJ ' ' , ,,, is 'n v r Larry Jasper H72 I 'LJ- Meredith Lloyd J L, J .. J ti! Jim Mathews f' J ' 5 ik af J Age., Steve Newton f 3? Loa Scarberry QQ, ' J nl f Sharon Stewart '-it J Wave rl? 1 J LMA .J KJ. ,Q J t , f 4 Hg Darrell Johnson 46 W N Vicki Lueck Keith Maurice Jay Kellow QJ f z Larry Luttrell Marsha McDonald f ri- J i m C h e ryl l N i cc u m N iXO H - ' A il 'IL f 7 Kathy Shadle fra rr - 2 X, y W,,JtJ 6 B re nd a Stone Terry Ralph Mary Donald Tom Gary Robert Nancy Judy Gary Ron Scott Tom Pasko Prater Pugsley Redwine Reynolds Richcreek Robertson Ross Sawyer , ,f i t - J J r'-, J 1 , r-'f J J J 5 I H J , a t K J K' 3 'J J lug , f f' ' 'Jr 5 nfnf exif f Phil Billy Gary Bev Larry Margaret Dave Mary Carol Shoemaker Simpson Skinner Small Smith Smith Southerland Spears Stephenson 2 J J 1 ,JJ J rrif A J , ' A ris A 1 J :J J ei ,3 J 'tf V V' Ve y my V7 f V ' , 3 is jf gg ziv I . f, . J 1 MYVOH Steve Dove Connie Jennifer Lora Darlene TimmOI1S Tolliver Ulmer Vise Walker Walker Ware Women Word Wilkin Williamson Lita Shadle kr W 3 af y J f ,f 5 1 X Bob Stout 7 W Ron Williamson 77 K , A. -an :M at as L ri i f it VA' Y . .f fe . Mark Russell David Abf0m5 Adair Armstrong 'L A ,, L . ' ' A ' if J ' , 4 J , ,L lv , , , , Ay ,V.V Z if ,, . ., Wy Sa? , LIL I il, 5 :15 , w asp it V,, X, Ja L M all G siii if is .x f KZQQQKB I If A 'V if r f 'I v 5- C0f0lY l Jane John Donna Martha Cathy Dalana Marie Tom Gary Cathy Atkins Aug, Bgker Barnhouse Barnhouse Bennington Bolander Brown Buffin Campbell Carpenter L , A L V ' ' if vvir f 1 5 rrrrv , f . is Z r 2 - , ' Q r -:- , -1 rv llqf , Elf 5 ' 39 ' f Ji l ' 4+ ' 1 L 32, L , X L V r' i t 4 .J J J, it i 1 f e f' -lg' . L T gf, L J 34 V ' fr 5 i' A ' 1 ' W Zi441Q-75, ' ' Suzan Vickie Gale Terry Suzan Charles Marcie Dennis Sandra Steven Bob Cates Clark Cline Cook Coyle Daughtery Daughtery Davis Davis Davis Delk H V I 5 , L4 'fi A1 - ,il I W ' 1 5 L M' i ' ., jf- . VTP' 2' . asf? f H M 2fW': ,f2, , K- rc ' ' ' V , i y , '. X A' f-r Te fY 5heYVY Vickie Vickie Bruce Montene Jill Bob Bob Judy Earl Dowel' DYUYSV Dfvmm Gasoway Gillum Goggans Goodwin GYGVGS GYSGHWGIT Greer Guinn f J -L, ' ' if A i E, V! ' 74-3? it , ' ff' W M' , L J Q ' Ksss it iw' se . wry ff y ,i,, , if A J S I 2 AV W u xy y , ,v J . Cheryl Connie Lindo Bob Rosemarie Eileen Ivana Rodney Suzan Debra Bruce Hay Hellman Huffman Hughes Hughes Hurst Jasper Johnson Kendall Large Libey fini: ,L ,,. I ' 1 , L iz L L H J L, We 2' ilrisi V W, A , s ,.,,,,,, . My M H V ,.., 7, gg 1 f i 'ZA A i -. t , ,, ,sf , fi 4 . ,, as- A me .1321 1 4 I Lonette Jeri Linda Laurie Linda Ronnie Carolyn Gill Nancy Harrison Linda Lovern Lovett Lovin Luttrell Lyons Main Mansfield Marker Martin Massengale Masters s rr r 5332 f ' , V 2 5 'H :QL '55 it .- f' 1 , ' L ' I J A - L rrrr ' ' A J sisr f I - J 9' ' -' V ' ly J 5 lr ' J ' i ' , Q?-wfff f .. 1 V44 wg' W fr' I ' tw 23, in ,Q l , ..-, , L 3 Jdl kk ,V K w, if V , 4311- W ' . ,, ,, L, ' Dove Gary Rex Teelg Dixie Ronnie Jim Helen Pat Phyllis Marilyn Masterson Mathews Maxfield 78 McCue McCully Mcshurley McVicker Mellott Mier Mier Miller A my as Kflwftifli ifzw Don Cates .4 1 ' 9 'ref .35 I . , Rick Dillon 4721- A ,fr il! Jeanetta Haskell .fart A , . M35 11,47 V Judy Lillie Monte Masters FA Mary Mitchell V i . . . . l t i 1 rw., 'V 1. W - , V ,V l Phil David Parkinson Pgrrish 1 i . l : ' w ,ff A , ff' 'f 15441 Y Carolyn Glen Shroyer Schubert i ' fr K . , nil A Lana Patty Swoveland Timmons AA , ,C ,,W, SK I T' , 2 , J I f 1 J Sue Cindy Connie Elaine Monroe Morrow Paddock Parker 0 Wf t' Qi Qt ' . i t it Q v ' J - get '- M? ' gif! ,. , ,f . ,Q ,,.. ',af,.,. N . f V , Orville Scilly Cathy Vicki Vicki Patty Mary Steve Judi Ann Peterson RGQGY Reed Ritter Robbins Roser Sanders Sargent Schetten Schnider , no V , Varf V I H ,V X , I I A . A f ,, , , V H , V , V , A- f Charles Kenny Vicki Lonny Paul Vickie Pe99Y Kathy Carl Linda Sites SrT1C1llW00d Smurf Smith Somers Spaite Staggs Stewart Story Story H IV it , ., ,,.f it 1, - -, ,wif , lu In ll J. tl -. - J stll V' f I ' , V g f-'HIS , ggi D Q , f i- r, rf o r Ji H J ,, ' , ' MCJfTl'lC1 Terry Carolyn Woodrow Mike Jimmy Elvis Sandra Jackie Donna Ulmer Vauguher Vise Wallace Walls Webster Whitaker Waloweski Wright Young Not pictured are: Norman Aul, Johnny Cook, Terry Fauquher, Judy Greer, Paul Lipscomb. Freshman class officers Connie Paddock, Secretory: Bob Greenwalt, Vice President, and Laurie Luttrell, Presidentg smile for camera in spite of hard steps. Carol Walker, Treasurer, not pictured. l 7 9 , ww Rex Cheryl Don Hazel Bruce Arnmerman Armantrout Bailey Baker Baldwin ,.B. -B K elee B i. : J w K. .. KK M M Ai m.. KJ 54, EV C. k,:. NJN x, ine I J ,- xg ir kk-: 5 . K 3,3 M, -Kim A kd ,Q uw lui? - K, f, -1 i it B A L i B?.SfiBBi Sally Eleanor John DOUG Dave Vickie Bowers Bott0n'tS Boyle Brown Brown Brown .cz Q in K .,:. N we if B ,ix 5 ,.-S2 A 'NB 'it ' I G B-ff . B we . 1,11 gin BBi-if s 3' B B i ' . .B I 'L X':-.- ft B . , Tfiil. 5, Q is 5. 5 Jerry Nancy Wendell Barbara Debbie David Cook Collins Conner Cousert Cox Crabtree B BB,, 1.5 Bi r f 'liz EB J B . ...Aww B B- A B- B K glk i .B . if X K mhi y K ,.:: y A, if . Judy Connie Randy Janet Robert Kathy Dunn Englehardt Evilsizer Fink Friedline Garrett V .,. I V 1 1 : s .5 Dan Grow Hitchcock Eighth grade class officers Kerry Marvin, Vice President, Janet Fink, Secretary, Greg Wehlage, Treasurer, and Bruce Baldwin, President, pose shyly for picture. 80 'Flu 4 6 31' . xvlgyqthll D D ALIAS Monte X ky Noiiiir? Gary Baughman ,. S ri- BBQLQ. A 7 , ,... ,...,, , y h 'K 3- . .. . A f . B: . .- 3 . I K BB ,fa N ff -3 H B 1 . Sv .A f nf 15 : 1,9 Et 1 X 3? gs N ego v I ' .ik 2' '53 J N5 .3 ' .'B' ' 'W a . 'TA T ew ff 'B A .- . it 'J L 5 '.':E' ,, 2 . '.. B? ' A ' fri ' ' ' Q E 1 3: ' Janet Beaty tt . 1 2+ f' if ,e Xi' . Allen Buck Barbara Debbie Beaver nw. 1, .. Sv Rhonda Carpenter Clark .MQ y y Richard Beeman Wade Clark Mike Beerbower S Q .va gt ,lg Q ff X N . ,,., .i IK - . Dickie Cline B as , . J . , A 'Q . . X . i t X' ' V if A re, . Q ' B'B'r : Q.. ,rw i .. :mi QW X J . . X .-3 W' ' K 4' 5 xl gi B 4 .QB-K - Q .Q . ,. gifs. as 5 X' J ' ,ABM X IA N , ff? sf 'TQ J is gfflj X . X. .if vi' Frieda Kenneth Crose Daughtery . .5 . . k b., . il at Ax, 5 A . xx N ki it Tom Rex Gasaway Gillum C 5 t 1 B-.. - , r Penni Linda Daughtery Davis Q, , .,,B Merribeth Mike Davis Y 1 N A A i -Q 5 4 'is if x 'Sf X f N XI Barbara Kenny Goad Greenwalt Jean Gregory Douglas B. Y Q 4 A QQ .. X Wanda Grim Dave g.. 5, 3 My walt WWW LE b , ,, tm. in . I il ak Q u,4L :yi 1, Q -9 ffl 1 ' kv E-KF N-L:L .f K 5, : S Q ,. , '-5 : gi f s ,1 .i 1 ' ' 3 h X Rebecca David Paula Sharon Deniece Jackie Lance Gflfeth Hofherr Hole Johnson Johnson Kellow Kirk Lillie Lloyd iii' N if Za g: if i s A ij f . 35 ., J J ,SJ ., .S 5 c':c K In . S mf, 1 c J f 4 , tl f 34 A 4 - H , 45,693 B174 Danny Danny Debbie Myron Pat Beverly Michael Marilyn Maynard McCormick McCoy McCoy McKibben Mercer Miller Mills il:': ef 1, 1 F-'H -' E , Q is -- api l,,l R - is HW J f- T sl's . V wt 1 -,:: I 4, it ... - , T: Mark Nancy Dave Julie Robin Bruce Jennifer Joy POFHHSOU Pe'9f50 ' Prater Rader Redwine Reynolds Reynolds Richmond .w x . 2 sw f ,Q t fjj J X fe J scs ..,:: '-:. i -, J ::.l . M Qfgfg 1- ' f- Q, A ,K if B i R1 f ' IJ SUZGH Dallas Mary Teresa Ronnie Ronnie Becky Jay Shekell Sheward Shoemaker Sites Siloski Sizemore Skinner Smiley , r s fr Elizabeth Charles Bob Don Suzanne Virginia Dicnu Ann Stafford Stanley St. John Stout Swindell Teague ThGfCher Timmons ' 1, i ' .Q I4 , v,. , 4 ' .. :ns I f 1 r 4 A A if :iss t 1 - , ji' : L f - i S i Dallas Sandra Cydney Greg Debbie Glenna Steve Tom Watkins Welsh West Whelage Wilson Wilson Woods Ulmer Kee: Linda Logan 551 he an Linda Moore S. : BBQ' M J' Steve Robb l,.-fihkgfil ,Q wires V1 Q..-Q Sl R 'M -5 am f heyyy, f Terry Smith tw H' Q. N . Li r X Myra Tolliver ,1 fa 1, I Vampner GF , N 2' 1 . A 327' , : J' ' . V1 . I Nw if lk 4 1' A l' i fix Kris Emily Kerry Mann Martin Marvin S: , Don Don Judy Newton Nixon Noward Gloria John Jeannette Scarberry Sewell Shel :L if lysis - K Linda Becky Peggy Southerland SPOHB 5Pe0'5 ,Q h in S Q , -1 .... fell . I Vikki Tom Willa Turner Walker Walker . gr , 'A .E ' ,f ' fr., Q' if fijfja Beth Margret Noreen Young Logan MOynOrCl 81 1 gl, .-X . .-. L, .. J' ' Qv . ,. , s . . l-54 . 9 .uw , g fi' E L, . U l Mikal! ' Jim Kim Tom Brenda Edward .lay Larry Diana Sharon Pat Jim Alley Ammerman Applegate Armantrout Aul Ayers Baety Baker Baughrnan Beernan Bonnet . A I 1 1.i ' Q . Q F ii j J . or 5 if L ff i Lodi ' W 1 it 'fr 'aft to QQ ' K r K K kk j' . U K --.K -. -I , , K' J . J - ,f L f v to S aaar : ll ll J 'li' ' ' . ' tif Ti f L if Soil ' , -iii , ' ' wi-L f J: mi Gary Steve Cheri Jeff ' Mike Arlene Philip Jack Jack Eddy Vicki Joe Brinson Brinson Brown Brown Brown Buck Buck Buffin Bullock Burton Carpenter Carr A V- 'T -, iii P. Q 4. . .. ' L ,. E, it liii Z., 5 ' -- J, . t H C , V S L rliy VV,kV 1 3 5. KK , ,. K 3 KK L K ,:.k:. 1 THINK , i' iff' ,..-,gf ,,- f N , H 5 fs ' y, Efiltf i--i it Q if Q3 E ' 13 , A if A John Julie Cheryl Sara Joyce Lina Scott Bettie Bonnie David Ron Danny Cates Clark Conwell Cook Crose Cross Daughtery Davis Dillon Douglas Fauguher FSUSTOH L .IK tlr gfaadm meet amid of amd, Kendala Faster r:-- Randy Small, Vice Pres.p Harlan Murray S' JR P I' Treasurerg and Danny Glass, President stop 2 4 tg t 6 A , at fountain to talk with Judy Storie, Secretary i f L S i-.Nlai ffw d -K . .1 .NH 3 -, 3, gs-.N.,:sf. k., g'z3,,. IA K. , il K 4, Gayle Steve Danny John Robert Jerry Rita Steve Fuller Gernand Glass Goforth Goggans Guinn Greer Halleck okkk, K R -531 i ie: - M s X L is Q f ,fri X L L Geofge Charlotte Linda Mike Nina Steve John Jim HGFT Haskell Hayden Hayden Henderson Henderson Hodson Howard . K KK K K K ss- K K K 'lii KK K KKKK li ' .' A ii ' z L' 25' L . , f L x ,TY A . ,L K N , K 'lll A K' Steve Ronnie Sheila Lynn Mchadi Jennifer Cheryl Diane Hughes Hurst Johnson Lemons Lewis Lillie Lions Love 82 A S5 P .A it N' :is I .,kV S K g ,. .. 1 .5545 K K , . S S -1 f Y' I Q 'Q I . v ,, J Chuck Scott Dennis LaPreal Suzan Ricky Charles Mike Mike Vickie Becky Luttrell Mallsop Martin Mason Matchett Mathews McCulIey MCDQnQId MQD0nQId Md-Oughlgn MQNUtt if Q fi 4 ' ' 5 -C ' 'fi' if I -Vi 5 s v v- S Q 'LC if-is t Q:-T-fi 2 ' 2353 'ef f 1 -9 c.Lw2'91 Efff . ee' i 'iff if 4 355, S . S . X ti' f X-Y-ssf'? X 3, 725 I if 2 is :F i ni S i fi Q 5CII'0f10 Dale Robert Carolyn Don K Harland Linda gfeve Hurry Tor-nee Kathie Peggy MiCl1G9l Miers Miller Mills Morris Murray Newman Odom Owens Penrod Prendergast Plummer S gs P t. S M , - ' . eaai I - S , t t X W . i V ' if .- 2- -i - l,. ti, , ' ' lf ! V if 2 ' X 'EQ f,--if' Q i ' i f ' iii. l 1 A it L ff. ' . il'l Q , N gt , ,wa Dvvid Ronald L0 Y Cflffle 50m Katheryn Redric Kile Raymond Jackie Connie Sandy Reds Reomef RGGSOY1 Rector R965 Robertson RODBYYSOU SUTQCYTT Savage Schetgen Scholer Schubert - '- H ii i ' fx W ' - ' Q . Q. KK kk., 3 . Q K I - sf i -t t A- S i ,l-l' if': llr, ,, H' f .K KK JKKSF K K .K,K.Ks , K 4 , K K RK K , .,. KK K ,A 3355 i 5 2' , 5 - of s - L 2' .,.. - S S fl - it S f s f i 55239 f fiif ' 1? .lt ,fl Mfiiiii f ss iii' Cc'K 0l Pgm K R0 'dY JUdY Devid 5lT9lleY Lonn Mike Dianne Miles Freddie Ann 5l1'PP 5'l0Sk' Smflll Smllli 5f1Yf-lef 5PUl'e Sorrell Staggs Stapleton Stephenson Stevens Stewart Not pictured are Stephen Baughman, Floyd .. : -K if? .lj 5' 5 5' hilf f it Doughiy, and Melanie Roodk. i?F'5Kw' ' S32 ts. if S -I Q . ' ii 'Fisk ' f Ns A K A W, 5-.sr Farrell KGrlCI Judy Leroy Keith Gary Billie Carol Stewart Stone Storie Swingley Tolliver Tomlinson Townsend Ulmer' S . . -' K 'S KK: 1 ,. X, A k , K K. K ,f,f-t Z ' A5 554-EQ S f 5K .. KK Debra David Royal Rosetta Sandra Barney Howe Steve Wages Wagner Walker Wallace Walls Warfel Waymire Webster I . is t ' , o S as t -w f N . K Bob! Josephene Sonny Wayne David fWheadon Williams Williams Williamson Yokaitis , 83 W ' ' ' , Niizwf wff ,N ww K ifW WK L Slfvingih' on the nnonkey bars . learningtto yvrite lf, . . the world offractions .l, . co paddling and tears .V . . Waiting for reeessl. . . tree houses and Cloll clothes . . . y y y These first years often seem insignificant, yet at this age the innoce-nce,,puriiy, and beauty inthe most natural sense is youth at its peak. We .experience love with cr newborn puppy, wonder with a trembling leaf in our hand, loneliness and fear the vefffirst day Qtischool. t oft We sense excitement in a safari to the neighbor- hood i'li woods, heixrtbfleak sneokinglfcookies from the cookie lar, and o mouth full of bubble gum. , isYouthlfithe of time. They aretimughi too sohornifar tgo vallpablely to consider olllittle l'll impoktanceg foflthe iloy of'Youth is , o,lt, V tiyy, fl il X J Principal Clarence Reedy heads smoothly run elementary. Mrs. Jackie Beedle meets secretarial tasks efficiently and with a smile. Offering beginners a fair start in education are Prin- rules of school. Tolerating tattle-tales, wiping noses, sur- cipal Clarence Reedy and the elementary teachers, de- viving indoor recesses, and interpreting the beginners' voting both time and understanding to their task. Helping script are only a small portion of daily duties of the genuine youngsters adjust to their new environment, faculty at- teacher. tempt to give needed security, as well as discipline to the Encouraging vocal talents, Mrs. Grace Art Instructor, Mrs. Bea Jameson, dem- Dwiggins, Music teacher, sings along onstrates the art of creating paper with class. snowflakes. 86 Mrs. Juanita Bast 5th grade Mrs. Mabel Epler Mrs. Rosella Fenwick Mrs. Ruth Bottoms lst grade N .ak 19 X A is 2 Q .- 'v Mrs. Marlene Gill lst grade 5th grade Sth grade M .. .,.,.. Q N x ggi. 1 X I Z Mrs. Kathleen Juett Mrs. Mildred Juett 2nd grade 3rd grade . A - Q ,:'N' J W ...S T K. .,:. K , I ,I jg Mrs. Charlene Mr. Paul Metzgar Mrs. Rachel Scott Spencer 6th grade 2nd grade 6th grade ra. Mr. Everett Tipton 4th grade rraa 1 , t 'inf' Mr. Marion Townsend 4th grade Mrs. Mrs. Marie Mrs. Louise Bush Carmichael 4th grade 4th grade Mrs. Judy Horvath lst grade iz T e Bernard Keller 6th grade 2nd grade Mrs. Gale Stohler lst grade Mrs. Doris Humbert lst grade Mrs. Marilyn McCord Mrs. Alma Thomas 3rd grade .. i' .. Q SY . fy, k,F'. ig s 'EM if ' f i , ,, ,ka y .. Q eg.-,s r , Nj, '2 Y I g . .L 5 W v ir' , 4 .- r Mrs. Joan Wagner Mrs. Helen Yount 3rd grade 2nd grade 4 - - dwiliis , Qz, jfs-1,-,U f A ggfgtiggrgii ig A .at i V- , Q.. T, , ,,1'i' ' 5 Q.. '35 ' My 1' . is ,' rr' J .-fr ,ae ' 3' , g A, -1 J f 2 rw' wi' ,YZ A WQQK, Le? tif., 325' s ff. rf fir: N 1 it -,-. M vig - .ff-ffx 1?-rr 1193 - i . ggi ' . 'if' gf' -A-Q, gi W' ' 'imfi ' Q W l Y-my f will ' , Qsgifvigz' Q J i mffgr'-' -PIE I L 5 .'1l.'1'7 ff t 2' , 5 , ff , ' J , W is 'ff J J W 'inf J . we J 'ee' 'Hay' W , 1 ' as f uf. A.. . .,,i- - ,f ,ri 1 X fg. ff, ' - 4v,f' ,. ., - 'i ' r5'l.'i5.4'f-F 2 fl V7 1 l wt' 'ilu n .s A If Q I V 1 . H . gr? 53 ,. Yi VV tl , r WJ., 37 11:5 ' ' A -4:9-Q ff f 1 ff 3 'H' wwf? , ' ,. 2- fV', 2, an-Pg l ' r A xr., Q ,E f' U ' ti i S .J 5 ' ff 4 I .Q if if ' fi Q. 1 9' li 4. e J E' Q. , E55 warg, .V U , 4? Q., N .R ,J fx ? .Maru 24 i A W -. , -Q 1 I in N S 7 I' , fr i -ff? - K- 'L ffl '.'.'.'Z 1 eg- ,. , A - ,Q ,gg fag , ,, fm-5, aw, 1-,-f ,,..Q K , Lg it ll Y if lg . 5 S J ,,,.m 1 f TQ , ' 'L 1 ' 5 2, H5 iii, , v ' i -4 f-:- if 4 ,.',- L , 1 'Wi 4 H? -5 Y fax . 'Sit-4 I v ' 4 I if- ' if it i V,-14,1 ' ff. 1 ' it wi J l , fistil Q, ,fo If ' .qv T, . , , , fm ,v .4 i ' ' ng , .Fr Q:-if? Wi, Zi -'93k:::::' ' ,Q .. ff JO' E' . 7 ,.f, iii 'A' f f' ZF . - 'ZEVM CA if J .L 5 .445 , 1 f .1 ,Ai sy -zu.: K ,J ,,,. , ?L - 2571? 3 3 Q Qgaff' , -J i 1 'K -. '?.- I 6 ,Q f A 4L.s..Iz-at 'S ff' . ZH., Q f .. ,V .M I f . -ff : ' , Wg' , A f- f 2 ,L ,jf f L N- 4 -rg. lf'77 ' t 'ff - ifx'-ei vi W-Q, ir , wb -5,:,ri5', 1- . G - X,-3 ,, ., my .LW ...V ,f, ,.,,,.fwi. , ,- . 1 , A12 f' ,:1 , :,Q 5, 5- 5 5 - .,., -5- ' af J if .1 X , A 9 .,, 4 A' ggi, -1- J isa J ,. fi .., ,cf y ,x M in , . 1 ,J .ii,,v+ ' if fm , ,M , 1 ' ,L 1 V' fi 2' Xfimltyf . :bi . 1--Tc EKW7 ' ' wif' ,V If , ,., , A A as' 4. 3 f- fe Eff W ,. r ,,,, .VL A ' -' 3 x . E J: '5 ... ,' f' if Q ' '14 - g,.Zf?,-K -.uf ,,,, , 9 Wil ' ' if, f , jjj . Ulu' Al I l 'Af in I ,Jw-VW' M ,zvlfs-Ag 15, 1... V9 T551 ' F 451 Q I . . I 4 - f , if M Wir. r-we A A . my 2 rf .ii ,Q 2 no if 'if f 1. iff L, A My .. . ' .. ', ' ,v g ,, W VI ft' - . , ' ff., - A M - l ff. -, , at -. .P V in - fm g,,i 'A ' A Q ,Li P J bfi , !'f1Z 1, f, 5,717 fi' - K ' . 1, I - - -M ,,,,x 1 K i ' l 9 529 5 , 5 ' ,wifi 1 Wimgl' ' ,-1-.2 U-4 -, -Q , , i N756 Ti! s s 5 as I 3 ,,,. ,- , Y w- ' 1 n g, John Abernathy, Donna Amick, Joanne Arm- strong, Greg Aul, Keith Baker, Mike Baker. Diann Bales, Ronald Baldwin, Patty Barnhouse, Judy Beaty, Billy Bevans, Marsha Bickerstaff, Sandra Bonnet, Jay Bookout, Carolyn Brown, Shirley Bryant. Arnold Buck, Jo Ann Bushey, Ricci Butner, Jackie Carner, Alice Castor, Jean Ann Cleven- ger, Joe Clevenger, Rex Conyers, Steven Cook, Anna Copeland. Joseph Costerison, Duff Crisp, Joyce Cross, Carol Daugherty, Denise Davis, Fred Davis, Mike Davis, Tom Davis. Lindo Darter, Mary Dean, Charles Dearing, Grayline Dowell, Ginger Drayer, Gregory Enochs, Cheryl Evilsizer, Bruce Forkner, John Fuller, Jeff Gant. Sue Goetz, Polly Goodwin, Connie Gorton, Cheryl Graves, Jeffrey Griese, Jane Grow, Anita Hadley, Suzan Hale, Richard Hall, Linda Hart. Tom Hay, Jana Hayden, Cheri Hibbard, Mike Hildreth, Rebecca Hodson, Lynn House, Rob- ert Houser, Teresa Kellow, Ronald Kelly, Jim Kirk. Nancy Kabach,Jay Kokena, David Lacey, Gary Latta, Gary Lynn, Ricky Lynn, Cinda Mann, Toni Martzall, Vickie Matchett, Sue Mathews. Bruce McCormick, Sharon McCoy, Kent McKin- ley, Eddie McVicker, Sandra Metcalf, Robert Middleton, Donald Monde, Shirley Monde, Darlene Monroe, Gilia Morris. Darell Nixon, Eddie Orick, Terry Oswalt, Fred Paddock, Connie Pasko,Tomrny Prendergast, Peggy Roger, Ned Reynolds, Sandy Ritter, Herbert Schneider. Nancy Scholer, Rickey Sewell, Tacy Shatto, Dennise Shipp, Ricky Shirk, Leslie Siloski, Sherry Sizemore, David Skinner, Jeanie Slagel, Jennifer Smith. Brenda Sollars, Janie Somers, Debbie Ste- phenson, Patti Stevenson, Steven St. John, Debbie Swindell, Dennis Swovelond, Melanie Talbott, Marilyn Townsend, Paula Tweedy. Timothy Updike, Nancy Boyles, David Walker, Linda Walker, Rebecca Wages, Kristina Wag- ner, Andrea Wallen, Michael Webster, Yvonne White, Jim Willis. Gary Wilson, Mike Wilson, Roger Wright, Ron- ald Wright, Debbie Wolowski. 6Uva1wZ5Mq Debra Ables, Gary Allen, Jill Armstrong, Danny, Astrop, Micky Ault, Michael Barnhouse, Rodney Bell, Sandra Brandon, Gregory Branson, Dwight W, Brown. Marlene Brown, Roseann Brown, Brenda But- ner, Rodney Carpenter, Robert Carrer, Richard Clark, Connie Conwell, Michael Crabtree, David Cunningham, Bobby Daughtery. June Davis, Connie Delk, Randall Delph, Mi- chael Draughn, Danny Evilsizer, Robin Fadely, Mike Fink, Kathy Fletcher, Kerry Foster, Jay Fuson. Linda Garrett, William Garrett, Bruce Gasa- way, Stephen Gasaway, Johnny Gibbs, Billy Joe Goad, Errol Godlove, Janice Gaforth, Cindy Green, Ray Greer. Allen Gregory, Kathleen Griese, Phillip Ham- mersley, Richard Henderson, Alison Hiatt, Linda Hildreth, David Hofherr, Larry Holmes, Steven Hood, Steve Hume. Gregory Irwin, Dennis Jernegan, John John- son, Kathy King, Rhonda Kem, Karel Kokena, Terry Lovett, Michael Lovett, Pamela Macy, Kathy Main. Dennis Malloy, Michael Montei, Gary Martzell, Rosemary Massingale, Deborah McCord,Tom- my McCay, Donald McCully, Darryl Mclntosh, Cynthia Mercer, Jean Ann Miller. Gary Mills, Melvin Monde, Michael Moore, Thomas Moore, Patricia Morrow, Keith Murray, Philip Newton, Dennis Nixon, Scott Odom, CarolOwens. Durward J. Paddock, Peggy Lee Parker, Den- ise Phillips, Tony Phillips, Gregory Prater, Julia Prendergast, Connie Pugsley, Janet Reason, Bruce Reed, Pamela Reed. looletodaqa Sixth grade absentees are David Daugherty, DeWayne Miller, Paulette Gray, Bruce Smith. Fifth grade absentees are John Huddleston, Russell Cash, Barbara Bruce, Mark Davis, David Baker, Kinla Hoopingardner. 5:1 S ' ' i 5 ?i r,ff'f or L , it iii ,Mr 5 A ive ff - ,'.' f f,.,- 'ffl ,M , ' .f ' fftm' , ', , If . V' 'H fi i f J Q7 F , V nh v s! K A ff i Z'f'.fi-fl? A-lt l - A iii ii A vff.,5 ' . ' .c V' 'P 'fp -, 'M fi' iff, 'fifv,g,- A ff K rv wi 5 s if .. ,gnfff is A ' , 3' ,A , wg 'tiff s '-wi: 7 -, , D+ , t f,, rg, ,,, , 1 -1 f ff., ' J' - A fi., ,V H , ft . ' , ,, t 3 -i 5' , W t . ,gy .. , A ,. f dj' 20. ., 3-1525 is 4 iw , t Wg, ,, , Ci my , , K al e r S A MA' ' . . , Ffa z M-t ,.- I 5 y ,,, . 3 3 W V JLG, Q Iiilffef T!! A , r J -mee-vs., , 5' ' r - J , 'wfffefzzxic-:J tt H . ,,,,, km ,Z tx V -, ,.., , , L, I A g 'wr ff it L s , , 5 , I4 7 ' ' U -, f i ', ' iigf, ff' , 1 ,Mei U, Q -. grit' - Q, ' . Si' f' ' .1 , 5- QV ., , l ti P Yu' , if , ' l , L. i , 6 in 'iii V ,.,, M , 5 1 l l f ,ii it it V f ' QL J iilr, , ffl ,W at V1 YA ,t t J L J Y , 8 , V , ,f ini , Q :fl AM X .ev fm W , W 1 H E lf' f M , ff 5 , ,, V, .lxal 3: rw: , . ' f. W ' , . as I 2 VU' . 1, je , k . , Km ,,..,,.,M X 06 Kfz' f 'wa , as . , lstt ,,,, , ' ,, , Q '37, ' it ' ,w 5 2,1 i A fig' ' af f ' 'i,, ,,,,lei f t , , in '- ' it Q Q . we -za , L t , - F Ss ,A We ' EJ fl A e R fr, ' If X 'H' ii! if 57:7 ' , X , A ' ' ' ' 89 ,J , M7 ., , 5' 4 an lg? 9, ge, Nl was ,V ff he W ' ,-f L. ..- t 31, 1 V , V S Q- fa' -I U if Z A it l i l, in f, rm 1' A jo, f ' 'jfv , fu ,wh ,' , .. J, 2522: A -Tv D 15, I ' ' 2 Q45 gg. l' wg -' i lf l if Q. 59 - -'wif i J ll 0 fl s , i gf A ,. J ,J ,J , J ,W by ,ff J 5 g B J S, . rl S of gl , -ff , ,exi f 1 ,csv f V' 'l ',? Mr n ' e x . .: .. A -if W We - ,, I ww jrgm X . -wfyki f , , 5,551 ' . f- 4 . , h - ,wt 1, - J 'J :sl im.. T' , , f. M, - M M A Y .g,,, ,ff ff? g L. i if 45? , 5 I ,J 3 ii if- ' f,-. V W, 'Q i , ,Y 6 me V, D I W . - ,V 5 gs hr ,liffj - 1 11 093 , - , ,, , A V 'gg Q , K, V,,V, 1 ,V Vw K, ily It X f ,iv-,gi - Al k:,, M., V . '.,g':'1--if S i2l,ilflf Aiw 'A ' e ,.f1'i,.l' ,f ..J r' 1 J-9: ii iii' K' xii' iii I W 'ff' ' l F fs 1 7 1' 2, t w? Q 1 I Vyy, ,f- ,Q ' Z'V ' I i M , :gi , , . Q. 6 ,, I ' , :iw fi W , ' ., L WS ,. iff W ' A -Q ,, ' C 4 ZL' 3,2 ' , ,. T .fiiif L cl- fi -2 uf T ' ' lt f llff' ' ' ' fi 'ww QT zz gil? ll ' ' ' . AMW.. V I I J I In , I I 1, V.,,,.,,,,,.,, ,- f, if-f ' - . 4 .iff rw ,,' J Q5 ya :- 'V , .f .iS 'Y 2 33 ' 35,5 f' 42 F, 'YZ 'I f fo? J fi A ' ' 'rif e If Pr f J Q at ,. :L-U :g f A g 'we -. ,, 33 iq: 1, i s iii: azselzsfeilez i f, , J z , E s V J Z ,, - V . , wr f . 5-, Tnrwgl ykwf 'f A A gas, 'I , A , W e A if A' QM? .5 'dy' ,Q J' V A M, W ,.. t,'w'i ': ff cry R J, V' 1 it L7 ,QL 1 3-j' .. Y H, 1 f I- V f K 3, W, , xl 1 ,, A ,, A t,. i'.,'f!ff , ,X I J, V '- f - f 2 . , , , , i ' H it i, ' i V ,, I - ' , Wy f -if-3 1? f ,fl ,Z A 1-Q , P L , f 1? f ,. VJ My Zyl: if ,Lili ,V M, , . ,vi V,kV 5, xr K 7? my ,J , E QW' VN ,, , 5 A f if f , f , ,M , , 455, ...FEE Z J, ,ji ,JS 90 Riley Rees, Mariorie Resler, Ronnie Richcreek, Vicki Rook, Jeffery Russell, David Sanders, Christina Sayers, Alicia Scarberry, Douglas Scholer, Bruce Scott. Julia Shellabarger, Geraldine Shipley, Marc Shores, Debra Smith, Michael Snyder, Jeffery Sorrell, Susan Southerland, Avonna Stephen- son, Tom Stewart, Mark Strother. Mary Talbott, Deborah Turner, Rick Varner, Richard Wages, James Wallace, Jimmy Wal- len, Eddie Jo Ware, Tim Warren, Stephanie Whetson, Cynthia Wheadon. Barbara Whitaker, Karen Whitcomb, Donna Wilson, John Wilson, Jeffery Wright, Jeffery Wright, Gary Yokaitis, Nick Young. Michael Armantrout, Pam Astrop, Dave Ayres, Julia Aul, Sally Baker, Jill Barnhouse, Darlene Beary, Gary Beeman, Sharon Beeman. Brenda Brewer, Carol Ann Brown, Kay Bruner, Dennis Buddenbaum, Jacci Renee Bunner, David Burton, Brenda Butler, Randy Conwell, Ella Carpenter, Brenda Clevenger. Daniel Clevenger, Beth Cline, Ricki Conwell, Tom Cook, Debbie Crosley, Danny Crouse, David Curry, Donald Daugherty, Penny Daughf erty, Brenda Davis. Gilbert Davis, Jerry Davis, Joyce Davis, Larry Davis, Wilbur Davis, Sammy Dragoo, Kenneth Dowell, Barbara Ellis, Kari Fight, Michael Fish. Diana Fullerlove, Greg Garrett, Dick Good- paster, Cindie Gosnell, Kenneth Allen Green, Danny Gregory, Robert Griffis, Sherrianne Guignet, Pamela Hahn, Debra Haskins. Mike Heath, Jane Heffner, Gary Henderson, David Hensley, Bill Hitchcock, Theresa Hodson, Kurt Humes, Philip Houser, Don Johnson, Jacky Johnson. Linda Ann Keeler, Jim Kincaid, Adele Kinder, David Lewis, Eden Lewis, Debbie Logan, Darle- nia Long, Debra Love, Becky J. Loveless, Link Ludington. Jeffrey Luttrell, Robert Lynn, Melanie Madill, Steve Mahoney, Diane Mathew, Janet Mathew, Rodney Maynard, John McCord, Steven Mc- Cormick, Greg McDonald. Janet McDonnel, Joe McDonnell, Jean Mc- Elhaney, Holly McFarland, Michael McLaugh- lin, Thomas McShurley, Richard Metcalf, Ran- dy Miller, Gregory Mixell, Larry Monde. Vicki Morgan, Charles Newman, Teresa Nich- ols, Clay Oliver, Paula Pahmier, Bruce Parkin' son, Mary Parsley, Judy Payne, Randy Penrod, Gary Reagan. Vicki Reed, Allen Robbins, Sue Rosinski, Jerry Roysden, Joyce Shipley, Wayne Shipp, Donna Shouse, Leslie Shreves, Deborah Lynn Smith, Jeffrey Somers. Sandra Staggs, Daniel Stephenson, John Stephenson, Marsha Stephenson, Jerry Ster- ling, Danny Stevens, Paul Stewart, Vicki Stout, Jennifer Swindell, Doris Ann Teague, Timmy Timmons, Beverly Townsend, Kristine Townsend, Jeffrey Tweedy, Scott Walker, Robert Warfel, Michael White, Michael Wild- rick, Barbara Williams, Dianna Williams. Micheal Williams, Jeffrey Wilson, Vicki Wilson, Rita Wolowski, Janie Beouy, Beth Cline, Stephen Cook. 1 ' lei ' if 4' , 'J V , Q Q l iff' Xgf , L' . , VV 4? ' ' 1 - ' l ftx E f xi fan! ll .fn ,, A by I 2 -Nfl' ,,,iM,rj Q, ,K li, 'ff ,g M 'K V'-Al ' 'WN' . ., HV I-of i . f if 5 A .ij fy! ' S .Magi ggi ff if fix H - H b . . i if 2.2 3 1 ' ' . em, . , Q9 J' r ,ffl , , 1' , flag , Q , rwissfgfi , . Q1 Zak J J. '43 f ' eu ff '7 W ' 'C an 1 J ' '1' X fl wg ' 'A , ' '. , f f if of? QL? Q-fi-' ww yy , y ,jk yy y T W A T75 W V ..f- - - 5 5 ' wi, I N' ...,, tn,l it i ' 'i'- ' Lg , , M gt S J S' ff, ..,,,j 'vii' if 'fy ti . ,UV 'ry gg, , i ' it iwgfg iitii l -l - I ' ' :S S -ii em ' if' '. ' . B1 fin, ' W. QW ll 1 ijw Q. The ' Af' as X 'A 'Q' -1 ff. xf x , gt, is ' , ' 31- . V, A if ,V A me A J J .- , .l f fy M i -Q if ik? if f in Bibi' K' . ,tll A ,S eff 51, , ,,,, J I ' A L. ' t. .:' wt, 5- 5 ' ' V f ' . , , Y T 4 f it tttls il . ,ttts r , J. 3' uf 3 Jeanie Miller sits atop desk dur- ing Halloween party. Talent show demonstrates variety of activities. Absentees are: Brenda Babylon, Arthur Baker, Carol Robinson, Buddy Young. ' L lx- . AA' A li f A A.11 M 5 : 5 f ill s QS A -, 'fs - A s I iTfs4Gf K1 5 I - . Z . 353.6 Z .21 X33 55.5, 1 S g,g H +.. :Sw 'ef ,gl . ' ' i- if to .H s i .--. 1 ', - x L...4fi A.- so ,, ' g ig . T ff ' fi if Exif W nf f ' xT'l.I'x T LLL fy f. 9'-Q3 yjg, so ' 2-f l H , it ' gg 'lla B t .if h'. .. ,. 1 Q '- H, , .., .1 , , ov 1' ' .1 Y : i Q -3 ' , 2 f ., S 1 -. ' , . - fn ' kf.fx z s L,Zi Q'jes:ix t ,..L Y gs-fx. - . My K, kt 1 I 1 fl me--g-'ff . F -str ' sl i L tg 'J 'lxiittfksfiiii f' i r .2 6 t X f ' iz?-'- .A - 6 V 1 sw 'Ehliiw fs J i -' 1 I S 'T J ,g , ,G .gf i irc. 'fwisl :fx sw 1 Q' , sw ' ' Q -kk:- ' 'S . i K 'X Q I t i M ,, 'Q , f- vw , It '--1.- J D i Y X l rf , . , sf., S S H , L- ie i s U . . g . Q- my if iii J 's ' --Lh gf, -Q, ss , . , g ' I - N i - 2 -. ' w . . ,,ij, 'f - , 1 , ' x Q.. J if i 4: , K 'R . .S - ' 5 ' 1 ' - - -- 4 d f f .- . nf is i ., . . sf. -A.A 5 X- lllxklimel Q ' .,-. 1 f - L i .,., I . S K . ,...,, .se ,,- f- . - ' f gyg ,A f ., 5- ,- I 1, lf- , , 3. , 5 9 ....1. , by ' - --F , ' '.,,,g,, ' .gg . ... :, YW : on-' -,r it -1 l 5 4 K X435 fi f ,f 6 K ,gg . , : 1 1-A 1 ss: L' -f , S - - M . ' K J sv . Steven Armantrout Virginia Ayres, Denise Beaver, Nancy Beeman, John Bonnet, Michael Bundy, Don Paul Bunner, Debra Brandon, Tommy Brown, Marshall Brown, Sherry Byrd. Danny Cannell, Cheryl Carpenter, Roger Cor- ver, Steven Clark, Dale Conner, Vana Cook, Elizabeth Copeland, Cynthia Crosley, Mark Cross, Douglas Dodson. Dawn Donovan, Ronald Dunscombe, Charles Davis, Marsha Davis, Marcia Elliott, Nancy Edwards, Jimmy Estep, Teresa Fadely, Kevin Fight, Jeff Fillman. Douglas Fletcher, Karva Joy Foster, Rose Marie Garrett, John Gasaway, Diana Gillum, Michael Gregory, Donald Griese, Laura Gro- ves, Randy Hamm, Stephen Hart. Philip Hawk, Harold Hay, Talli Holmes, Kim- berly Hood, Donald House, Marsha Huffman, JohnnyJohnson, Linda Johnson, Jeffrey Keeler, Johnny Kelly. Elaine Kirkpatrick, David Knight, Dianne Lines, Carlenia Long, Susan Love, Allen Lynn, Bobby Lynn, Randy Mantei, Rhenda Massingale, Jeff- rey Mason. Debbie McKee, Jane McVicker, Charles Mi- chael, Linda Miers, Marsha Mitchell, Jo Ellen Mitchener, Marie Molnar, Michael Moore, Donna Morgan, Robert Morrison. Dianna Netherly, John Paris, Jimmy Parker, Samuel Penrod, Gregg Phillips, Debra Poore, Deborah Oswalt, Brent Reed, Rodney Reed, Terry Roland. Billy Roysden, Angela Russell, Lori Sayers, Ned Scholer, Kathy Ann Scott, Kim Sears, Teresa Selvey, Larry Sewell, Nancy Shellabarger, Jerri Smith. Michael Smith, Randy Sollars, Donald Souther- land, Steve Spurgeon, Jo Ann St. John, Randy Stark, Teresa Stephenson, Sandy Stevens, Janet Stewart, Susan Stout. Douglas Strong, David Swander, Teresa Ter- rell, Evelyn Timmons, Cheryl Townsend, Dallas Troylor, Joe Updike, Janice Vetor, David Wages, David Wages. Bill Webb, Larry Wheadon, Debra White, Choral Williams, Mark Wilson, Terry Wilson, Casey Winningham, Jennifer Wright, Lisa Zin- ninger, Mark Zurlino. Ronald Lynn 34d and Zac! fflddlndf .... imaged of qwlqul ckuwcence. Linda Ambrosetti, Dianna Anderson, Steven Beck, Jason Bales, Rebecca Bell, Pamela Berg, Steven Bevans, Robin Bratton, Kathy Bricker, Gary Brown. Jack Bruner, Debra Buchanan, Gayle Bundy, Michael Burton, Barbara Butler, Billy Cannell, John Cantrell, John Carpenter, Sheree Cham- bers, Daniel Church. Denise Church, Rocky Clevenger, Susan Cle- venger, John Collins, Jerry Cook, Kathy Crab- tree, Jeffery Davis, Sandra Davis, Debra Delk, Darlene Dodson. Jennifer Donovan, Patty Draughn, Vickie Dunn, Susan Elliott, Sheila Fadely, Michael Fauquher, Susan Fourman, Billy Friedline, Belinda Fuller- love, Pamela Gardner. Debra Garrett, Donna Goggans, Jeffrey Good- paster, Frank Goodpaster, Marcia Gorton, Teddy Green, Patricia Gregory, Steven Guinn, Ray Hadley, Mike Hankins. Richard Hannon, Rodney Harman, David Hett- ner, Thomas Heilman, Carol Henderson, Debra Henderson, David Hensley, Melinda Hensley, Bonnie Hibbard, Sheree Hodson. Michael Horner, David Howell, Steven Hum- bert, Dale Hutton, Karen Janney, Cindy John- son, Carol Krause, Debra Lance, Janice Lotta, Dennis Lewis. Ranee Lilly, Timothy Little, Barbara Logan, David Luttrell, Jeffrey Mahoney, Joy Mahoney, Joe Mahoney, Kevin Malloy, Rick Marsh, Mar- cia Martzall. Mike McCormick, Darrell McCully, Randy Mc- lntosh, Sharon Metcalf, Chris Miller, David Miller, Donald Miller, Steven Mixell, Brian Mock, Stacey Moore. Those not pictured from third grade are Barbara Baker, Barbara Hen- son, David Plummer, and Loraine Robinson. Second graders not pictured are Sharon Beymer, Amy Bonnet, Jimmy Cash, Daniel Church, and Ronda Dargo. V gi 1 Y, , ,ei , I L gt, 1. if .K ' lg ' A f 15- if 'film f f 2 . , 4 'S it T f 2 in , . 'Www ' ',- 5.---, V H st- .fc ., , kg WA if K if .7 .,. Wai. ...,. H , Y -fm' Z V - ... N 4 ,.. A .Q ,.... 1. ' V ' g M ' ' s. 1 2 f '.-1 iii, S1211 ' . - ' 4, 1 5 1. S 1 f:L, i 4 . 'B , if-it r.. ,ft , flw ' K' -,uf , gf I A ' 2, t . . f 2 ' Vy H in-fl Q . X-Jr 7 A . .- f J ., . ,- . , 2 t if f-.V . A 2 7 '. 1 V 1 W .- , f 1 me ff I -e-,i -P' 1. . 1 i ,, Q . M , ff.. J J 'wtf i '2-'. '- V . me ,...,, VVV.V I X M , if -if -rr S r f f. f. . v. .. , f 1-gk. J ' 1 , .,'. ' f , 4 ', - ft V, '. gf., J f Q 9 1' , K L fx Q li I' J ' ,1 f ma ' .. f ' . M A , f ri g 2, ,x is Q A I 3, Z NZ , 3 I: .wif . kkh ., V .,- ,,. Q ,LV ya , LW. I I Vw' I .I f .. . L is J Q B B Y . .3 kfzx.. r N .1- ' M. I l 9 c 1 J L4 YM' I .I M r tip -,I K :,,. X 1 '. ' ,J . if Q , K hh I if :-. f 'tif 3 ff - . it 4 1 4 93 ' I .. 51+ . 5' s l H if gi it fi. if ia' 'Y ,ex - lsr' s K g , ' ki .j L E ,fi F It SR ' S i . C X - pi.. ,f f , l . l . --, A . r fs -' ,I J f f , 1 'k': 5 8 I . Y l is .-'li' A ll 3 I ' :JMS Q . s :sem--W Q Q sa as W Nik: .ff we gm rw -k Lg' W, ff-1 A.. J 5 9 W X fi W 1 .1 - .5 N- .Q-3. , I . . , Qs? S C . , .S ., A,.- Q- K sw 4 , 5, . ,, Q' -E1 -- tsl it 'NX an 5 4, , 5 it s S .E I U' K :Nfl -L .. L- k2,q T M , ..- , 1 Q g E' if-. auf- - 'sg 5 -J. . , , fi is . 5 1 i f . ' ei Q s. - ,Q . 5 i.: Tl. -,QQ zk' Q S A M 1 : , , 1 t ' Q T s T 'azz . li . L e A l , 1 L l E 1 ,,,, 1 -l l 1A - - .. - A ,S filly, sg. is 3, .4 I fkz ' t A . . ' K .-3 X :L 'M 'lx I' .4 538 hifi - . ,ga - W ' STV - .L - . sw fr Q Izh Steven Moore Tina Morgan, Linda Musick, Steven Murray, Cathy Nauman, Norina Neal, Stacy Odom, Cinda Oisten, Edwin Oswalt, Cherri Parks, Stevie Quesinberry, Joe Ramsey, Jimmy Reed, Monte Rice, Jerry Richman, Bill Roberts, Dawn Rook, Jeffrey Sanders, Cathy Scholer, Cynthia Schroeder, Lloyd Scroggins. Jan Sells, Licia Shekell, Eric Shirk, Rebecca Shores, Phillip Shreves, Joe Smith, Dorothy Southerland, Bradley Sorrell, Kathy Somers, Jane Staggs. Jean Staggs, Cathy Stapleton, Steven Stark, Monty Stephenson, Vikki Stephenson, Larry Stewart, Susan Stewart, Jimmy Stough, Mar- garet Teague, Mary Teague. Scott Thurston, Doris Turner, James Vester, Bobby Voyles, Ricky Wade, Jo Anna Wagner, Debra Walls, Anita Walker, William Walker, Samara Watson. Norman West, Shari Wheadon, James Wild- rick, Bruce Wilhoit, Nelda Willis, Connie Wil- son, Karen Wilson, Jerry Wright, Jerry Young, Bill Zinninger. latgaadwalafiiaqazzdfieyvuunqtoyetlrm :Willy in N TE: u l: N :-f,2?.j.-'59 ' N . in gg. l as T. if 5. . f ., is M? ' - -,f:r V Jil ziia S HQ. 61 ,, 6 Q ' K -is-. l ' ' ' ii' iii l, f kites 5 -L 1 ..,,.,.:.- ,g . . ,if X . ,, . is , A . . , N --.. . x im i -Q kir., - Q li' Q H . 'f--- rf 'i f fi Q' s s ' i -T ' gf J s . 3 ' 3,1 .t EQOA 5 .'.,: rn -1' , F' -,if Ls., A 2'5 f. jr : : Pri- LAQ' ' r x' , an in. . - E fi z--iw 9 1 Q f--.f 'ls- c ,c T 94 .f-V 11 5 - 5 tw- : K is W Q , , ks, .1,,,e,..+i.: if ' - MY' -s. T 5 - st if 1 i ff ',: C , L -Q I .:. -- ,ky .E x g vs 'QR N 'WS HE fe S2 3? E if EE 'J 'O 3. fs 'l Q I X is Michael Abernathy, Aaron Allen, Debra Apple- gate, Julia Armstrong, Timmy Atkinson, Dianne Ayres, Terri Branson, Pam Brewer, Anthony Brinkman, Karen Bunner. Mike Butner, Richard Byrd, Ronnie Cantrell, Larry Cope, Brownie Cordell, Michael Cox, Kathryn Crose, David Denniston, Danna Doug- lass, Rita Doughty. Pamela Doyle, Lisa Drumm, Brenda Earls, Paula Edwards, Dennis Estep, Bobby Fancil, Diana Fadely, Kelly Fight, Peter Fillman, Tim Fish. Debra Fyffe, Andrew Gale, Tim Gant, Peggy Garrett, Steven Garrett, Tony Good, Jerry Go- forth, Penny Green, Debra Gregory, Laura Griese. Monty Grim, Jeff Grimes, Marna Jo Groves, Jeffrey Guinn, Carolyn Hahn, Jack Hahn, Jo- seph Hamm, Lowell Haskins, Cynthia Hawk, Jay Henderson. Allen Hendsel, Carla Hensley, Chris Hensley, Theryl Lee Hensley, Connie Hodson, Kathy Hofherr, Janette Hole, Deanna Huffman, Robin Jarrett, Dale Johnson. Tonia Johnson, Vicki Johnson, Charles Jordan, Maryann Lacey, Gerald Landis, Keith Lines, Mark Lines, Richard Little, Linda Lafferty, Rhonda Logan. Marvin Loveless, Kris Ludington, Bonnie Lynn, Kevin Madill, Robin Malott, Nathan Manlove, David Martin, Tommy Mathew, Darrell McCoy, Thalia McCue. David McElhaney, Michael McFarland, George McKibben, Mindy McLaughlin, Pamela Miers, Kevin Mitchell, Jeffery Mixell, Steve Mock, Carol Molnar, Jeffery Moore. Donald Morgan, Cheryl Morrison, John Mor- row, Claudia Murray, Charles Musick, John R. Neal, Alan Neff, Myron Noward, Donnie Oli- ver, Kathy Parsley. Kent Poore, Cathy Pugsley, Kim Ray, June Reed, R. Dale Rigsby, Jay Rinker, Becky Rob- erts, Eddie Robold, Jerry Rook, Brenda Roys- den. Rita Ruddick, Paula Ryan, Joel Sanders, Randy Saubert, Kathy Schneider, John Shellabarger, Danny Shipley, Susan Smith, .lack Spurgeon, Billy Stiles. Michael Stout, Jeff Swander, Norma Swartz, Rebecca Swartz, Randell Swoveland, Rox- anna Svvoveland, Coy Tipton, Joy Lee Tipton, Harvey Thatcher, Rhonda Thornburg. Marion Townsend, Mike Usher, Diane Vetor, Karen Vise, Stephen Walls, Mike Watkins, Aron West, Paula West, John Wilkin, Mike Wil- liams. Mike Williams, Kaye Willis, Doug Wilson, Debra Wolfe, Tamara Woods, Ken Yingling, Tracy Zurlino, Faith Adair, Stephen Babylon, Janet Buck. 6 T tr it . O. Q .. 'Q 5 5 . Slavan, Kristi Timmons. L . cafeteria for lunch. E gww if Q ft? Geanette Hale, Butch Morgan, Cheiln ,,,4,, Hungrily, these little tigers scurry to wx 1 if L. we . - Q' 1 L TV aff .ffl ... 9 lf' V ' l W' lm :'hq1 ill. Q f '2n 2' as f tate ' ' . r . 5 .... . . . ,- ..sst -s.,. ts.. . . K X '--'s .-4t ,J it . . ' .... . .sim 't . 44 'L 525 If lf V 'TIL ' 1- H?- rl - ii? 1 is tf':' ' fi .- if - ' . . - A t.-:: . J -.it, ' 4 - 2 'N X f- . ..., ..... . .. ..... . .. .. , , . . .. .. . . tax. sq, ,...:,:gid g -M QQ.. ,R 5, . 1 f , Hi. N 'M .sz-.354-gqtfj x xg. .. -.-- - 1: ,I E, 5' ' . st..-4 1 ' Q4 3, ' XXX W? S as , -Q ara, R., . .J V.. ,er ,i ,sl gy fig . . ' Sflrgt . f 'i' ' 1 . -or . .... wr ' ' 94.9 . w-950' 1f2fYTE:f 4 7 l ' X ' . . .. V' -'75 Y. -' ' s-:.. ' L . J X . :h tw S . Ift. .. 'wfiff '- 'T ' lil 3 j 1 F, . ,.4: xcgi? s ...,-h.,, X . L Q 5 . N .. . E 4444 J .Z-1.5, is , x,x, 5 ,,,, ,YV n-... XL, X1 , - . 4 . . X. . .. 5. 5 . ix 5 ,X fffmsr.. . ., --'t- . . ,iff f f it ...' ' . - K ' if . its S ' :,. ' Q . we Q' ..'... . . . Si W A , X, ft' 'Z' s n 1 J EP - ' X N' ' -ts it A N7 K f W it gt ......i A 3? N4 gui . ...gt ., ..:, .tx 4 I fjgv , , LEI4 Q- I7 L yhqyh 4 . ,Asif x::4 N S I iii . i 7 -, ' .,.. ., mem : .-...,, - fiqggfs-..5.4 I y .. -.tt ? J ., ' X ' ttt. . . Q il it - '14- 1 -f aj. .:- QIQ, Q fi. :IQ PL, mf i :Q f ,WSQN--.:f!.5.,t ..:,. E .nh M: 7, - I, N s . k ,,'..' in V Y , ' K ,,:.- , .i3gf. Q .. -I1 -1 A 2 , A ,, A , In f V wil' A' , 4' 'f 'J 3 . .V Q WX. , K I . A 'l If ,.,.,, ' ,t r-Nf:1c?y,,, 5 - I ' Yi L' fflg,,g:mK,, .J . f ffl? 'f I ilcr ,. Not pictured are Barbara and Wanda Scarberry. 95 Each year at YI-iS the student body is repre- sented by the EPISODE. To us it is a beautiful and meaningful memory book of a year gone by. Bursts ing with pride, reminiscing with friends, and auto- graphing this favorite book, we often overlook those who made this possible. Too often we olon't realize the greotexpense of an annual, and without the financial help of our advertisers the book would go unpublished, lt is because of their interest in our school, in our youth, that they advertise in our yearbook. For they know that this is not always true advertising, How often we close the book when we reach this section. Yet we who have worked to put out the EPlSODE know that this is more than iust advertising ---N this is friendship, friendship to Yorktown High School and its many youth. l Qs YORKTOWN STANDARD SERVICE YORKTOWN GRAIN STATION CORPO RATION SK 9-773D 1 d 0 ' Yorktown, Indnono HI d I YORKTOWN STATE BANK Smith St. BONNET DRUG Yorktown Complete Prescription Service ,L,,., , Z'i 5 5 55325 if RALPTHSFMARKET 2 Z 2 RINKERS JEWELRY st VARIETY RAl.PH'S MARKET Phone SKyline 9-7743 Yorktown Indiana 116 Smith Street Yorktown, Ind. Phone SK 9 5594 See Us First Smart Things to Wear wlL-MAR SHOPPE STQRE I Ind. Hardware - TV - Furniture Industrial Trust Charge Service T06 Smith Street Phone 759 7721 Audrie 8: Edie Yorktown, Indiana YORKTOWN DAIRY QUEEN KATIE and CHARLIE'S BREAKFAST HOUSE Short Orders 81 Sondwiches Donuts Fresh Doily TOWNE INN RESTAURANT II4 S h S 7597912 Free Estimotes- - - Pick-Up 8. Delivery YORKTOWN UPHOLSTERY 759-5885 516 Y kA Y k I ClJRg JIM BOOKOUT'S SINCLAIR SERVICE At the Meodow's Phone 282-8437 RURAL FABRIC 8. SEWING SHOP Custom Mode-Dropes, Dresses, ond Formols Simplicity Patterns Fobrics for All Needs S t Road-South of Yorkto COLONIAL BAKERY Coloniol is Good Breod 100 HALL'S RESTAURANT 407 W. Smith Street 759 7918 SCOTT STORE THE MEADOWS SHOPPING CENTER 1001 West Jackson Street Unit No. IO Muncie lndicino Sooner or Ioter your fovorite Voriety Store Seyfert Dist. Inc. 284 6832 Muncie 10 Serving Eostern lndiono fc Since 1889 7 V 5 MUNEIE FEDERAL Charles and High Streets - PHONE 288-0271 RETZ FOR SPORTS 407 South Wolnut Street Muncie, Indiono Phone AT 8-8532 Wholesole Retoil CLYDE EDWARDS SHOE 8. ORTHOPEDIC SHOP 915 W. Jocks Muncie, lndion D I 282 5397 O2 S I ,, GUS WATCH SHOP V ,z,, 5 I I 2 A Watch - Jewelry Repair Service 925 West Jackson East End Meadows Shopping Center AT 9-1512 MUNCIE BOWLING CENTER BELL CARPET SERVICE 2301 Locust Street 1250 Kilgore Ave Muncie, Indiana Muncie, Indiana AT 4-8506 Phone 288-2941 HOOSIER BARBER SHOP 218 East Main Street Muncie, Indiana BURKIE'S DRIVE-IN SIGMA BEAUTY sHoP 1515 W Jackson Street 205 Johnson Bldg. Muncie, Ind. Muncie, Ind. I l 1 H phone 282-4355 We Specialize in Teenage Styles Where Good Friends Meet 10 THE RECORD HOUSE 410 N. Martin Muncie, Indiana FRENCH STEAM DYE WORKS Drive-In Convenience Phone AT 8-5541 Madison 8. Main Muncie, Indiana THE BETTY SHOPPE 110 E. Jackson St. Muncie, Indiana Dresses-Suits-Coats FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Ed L. Keller Paul Ritchie 815 N. Granville Avenue-Muncie, Ind. Phone 288-5001 Campus Shoes featuring Capezios-Nina-Coach 81 Four Spaldings-Town 81 Country VILLAGE BOOTERY 1612 University Muncie, Indiana One Hour MARTINIZING certifies The Most in Dry Cleaning 111 E. Jackson St. Muncie, Indiana 04 MUNCIE'S OWL DRUGS prescription specialists 200 S. Mulberry 1424 S. Walnut 425 N. High Sl MU RRAY'S JEWELERS 203 Johnson Bldg. 3l8 S. Walnut St.-Ph. AT-8-679l FINEST WATCH REPAIRING Mi-Lacly Salon Of Beauty Owner Jon L. Goodman 27l2 Godman Ave. Phone RIS Muncie, indium 282 6305 Home of the Original BIG BURGER AT 4-l 171 10 EBRITE'S ORCHARD Choice Apples and Cider One-half mile wesf of Y k n o St. Rd. 32 LUTTRELL'S STANDARD STATION YORKTOWN DRY CLEANERS 1-Day-Service Ph SK 9 7769 Y k I cl THE WHITE FLASH ,.....-n-an-wv' O ROTZ WESTSIDE DRUG 2903 W. Jackson Street Muncie, Indiana We Have lt! HOFHERR'S MUNCIE MUSIC CENTER, INC. AT 7-7781 207 W. Jackson NIXOLA'S BEAUTY SALONS NixoIa's Mary Jane 111 S. High St. Nixola's House of Originals Western Reserve Bldg. Nixola's In The Village 1606 University Ave. All Lines of Beauty Work Permanents 81 High Fashion Styling For Appointment Call AT 8-6685 City Corner Walnut Muncie, and Charles Indiana Center Inc. Dial 282-9717 Complete Photographic Service- Quality Photo Finishing For the Finest in Home Furnishings, Carpet and Decorative Accessories .. .,., , r-'-- f lnc. FURNITURE-CARPET 114 E. Jackson 288-6641 10 M ' .: 1f' ' rf'-141. ., ' ' 1 A WM W M-v--- H ..,, iw- I , zf igz. 'i if - - fw, , i. . ,,i f'wM,,,,-'fi , ' 1' :gs , V I ff Viffz i N 'af 'f wif' , i f ' I I I is I ,fl IW, 'i3'eW.:,Z i ici V' I H 'V ff ,,ffR,,.g ' ' ,M '6We like Riggmgs Milky' c6Sun and F unn At the WaterBowl AMERICAN Launderers 81 Cleaners 2807 W. Jackson ST. Muncie, Indiana Phone AT 8-9933 08 SHIVELY AGENCY, INC Phone 288-7777 209 Wysor Bldg. THE JEWEL SHOPPE II7 W. Charles Sfreet Specializing in Diamonds, Sterling, China, Crystal, Watches Quality ls Our Tradition REID'S STUDIO YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERU 1818 University Ave. Muncie, Indiana We the 1963-64 EPISODE staff wish to express to you, Reid's Studio, our sincere appreciation for your faithful service. Without your full cooperation our annual would not be to this degree of quality. Not only are we grateful for the excellent work we always receive with your prompt service, but for the many rush iolos we have imposed upon you. Because of your patience and friendly attitude we have come to trust and rely on you, Reid's Studio. 10 PINE TERRACE FLOWER SHOP 2408 Kilgore Ave. 288 0716 Flowers for all occasions RICHMAN FUNERAL HOME Yorktown SK 9 5333 REEVES BAKERY Good Things to Eat Sfafe Road 32 Yorkfown YORKTOWN TOOL AND DIE CORPORATION Designers and Builders of GAGES, JIGS, FIXTURES, DIES AND SPECIAL EQUIPMENT Phone 759-7767 YORKTOWN, INDIANA 10 5 l As T964 comes to a close, cmd we can at last see the results ofa year taking pictures, struggling with lay-out, tortuous hours of writing copy, and meeting deadlines, we know that it has been worth every effort. But without the help of a cooperative, patient, cmd understanding staff, and many others, this 1963-64 EPISODE would have been an impossibility. Thanks again to our tireless staff: Paulette Howell, Suzan Browning, Leslie Maxfield, Danny Stewart, Larry Hough, Terry Mardis, Keith Greenwalt, and Nita Parkinson. Also to: Mrs. Rachel Harris for her many ideas, patience, and encouragement, The faculty for many interrupted class sessions, The student body for overlooking tired and grouchy dispositions, secrets, and impatience on our pClt'T, Our advertisers for their interest, support, and tolerance of annual soliciting, Our parents for putting up with work parties and hasty tempers, Reid's Studio for their time, expense, guidance, and patience, Intercollegiate Press for doing the very best work possible and making our '64 yearbook one to be proud of. Your Editors, U awww W5 2 Af was x l 9.2 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City - Winnipeg Yearbooks -- Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA 4. dit li-