Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

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Prom to Seniors Junior Steve Webster looked amused as he presented his entertainment at the Prom, which was appreciated strictly by the iuniors. One dance that never changes is the slow dance. By the look on Tom Gasaway's face, this dance is the all time favorite. Mn. Each Prom is different from the next in its decorations, theme, and danc- ing. Instead of the Pearl, they're doing the African Twist.

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all awk if Full attention was given to the Prom speaker, Steve Webster, as he provided the entertainment. The Annual Junior-Senior Prom was held at Cardinal Hall, Ball State on May 3, l968. The theme was Spring Fantasy. After the banquet, a speech was given for the honored se- niors. The music was provided by the Chosen Few from Muncie, who recently cut a record. Guests seated at the speak- er's table included the Junior and Senior class officers and their dates. At the right above are: Ron Fauquerer, Cheryl Thomas, Rick Van Dyke, Becky Hofherr, Becky McNutt, and Tom Walker. Seated below are: Tim Estes, Jacque Kirk, Eleanor Bottoms, Dan Glass, Mary Halligan, Hugh Stanley, Ann Barth, and Steve Webster. Traditionally, Juniors Dedicate Q3

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1 ill First Grade '56, Senior Class '68, was the theme of the Annual Senior Ban quet, held in the school cafeteria in May. Banquets a nd Honor Da At the Pep Club Banquet the Pep Club presented Mrs. Taylor, sponsor, with a dozen red roses. The senior cheerleaders who received charm bracelets from the Pep Club and Mrs. Taylor were: Jennifer Reynolds, Carol Brinkman, T and Janet Fink. J. New members being inducted into the Honor Society were: Carolyn Britton, Senior, Peggy Plummer, and Gary Mathews, Juniors, as newly installed officers: Gary Bran- son, Steve Webster, and Becky McNutt, looked on. fl- ,, is sw,..,s, .... ' -f . ' V' it Msgs Q W Q S 3 S ..dt 9 s. Qu f E