Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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MAY DAY My-at OUR MAY QUEEN, Sue Sherwood, leads The recessional after the impressive May Day Ceremonies

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HOMECO I G The first annual Homecoming of Youngs- ville High School was held on October 20, and was sponsored by the Youngsville Youth Boosters. Each member ot the senior high student body was given a list ot senior girls' names to vote for a queen and her court. This year the queen was Sue Sherwood, and the maid of honor was Ankie de Jongh. The queen's escort was Regis Thompson. The maid ot honor was escorted by Chuck Sample. The other members of the queen's court were: Thelma Wiler, escorted by Den- nis Clark, Judy Danielson, escorted byrDoug Phanco, Janet Sweetland, escorted by Joe Stec, and Sharon Devore, escorted by De- Warren Alexander. The queen and her maid of honor were announced and crowned dur- OUR THRILLED HOMECOMING QUEEN, Sue Sherwood, Cthird from leftj is being . ' ' congratulated by her court, Qleft to rightj Thelma Wiler, Janet Sweetland, Sharon Ing the l'16lfl'Ime CSVSTTTOIWISS ot The Town- Devore, Ankie de Jongh, and Judy Danielson. ANNOUNCING THE DECISION of the High School students to the court and spectators is Mr. Bill Meleen. ph.. Mn, ville-Youngsville game. Two dances were held in honor of the queen and her court. The first was on the 19th and was sponsored by the Student Council. The other dance was held on the evening of Homecoming Day and was sponsored by the Youngsville Youth Boosters. The day was a memorable event for all concerned. AFTER THE CROWNING, the queen, Miss Sue Sherwood, her maid of honor, Miss Ankie de Jongh, and Miss Sharon Devore, attendant, are taken around the field in Jack Haight's convertible.

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MAY DAY The annual observance of May Day was held Wednesday, May 16, 1962. Miss Sue Sherwood reigned as the Queen of the May at these activities. Her court included Judy Reagle, Paula Johnson, Janet Sweetland, and Carol VanGuilder. Their escorts were Rick Thompson, Regis Thompson, Larry Halfast, Gib Scott, and Joe Stec. Sue's flower girls were Sandy Horrell and Debra Lyon. Dick Aiello and David Miller acted as trainbearers. Sue was crowned by Ina Groves, last year's May Queen. A group of Sophomore girls performed the traditional May Pole dance for her maiesty. Some ot the awards given special recognition were: The American Legion Award to Leonard Thompson, the American Legion Auxiliary Award to Ellen Mills, and the Business and Professional Women's commercial award was presented to Janet Ahlquist. The Babe Ruth award, given each year to the boy and girl who are recognized leaders of their class and who pos- sess character, intelligence, and personality, was presented to Ina Groves and James Sample. S g Cfuluc DD ily -fx X X l I it GTS: Q JL -,57i'r'-gT'xc1 L, N. 1 Eil lilf'f- , s W -. Q? First row, Debra Lyon, David Miller, Dick Aiello, Sandy Horrell. Second row, Janet Sweetland, Regis Thompson, Rick Thompson, Carol Van Guilder Third row, Paula Johnson, Larry Halfast, Queen Sue Sherwood, Ina Groves, Joe Stec, Judy Reagle. -' . - 4- 'H N 'S x .. m it