York Community High School - Ys Tales Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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I gms ss Ages rp-con, gomgafzi .Are jfging cw flue any K ore. via ear f',f '.f' gugljfwgf' I!! . sf Q-. y' 45: I . .HA-- w i it ff IT I' I I uni 1 I. . gn A V? n .Ev While.: Eh GOLF SQUAD: Firsl Row: J. Pelligrew, L. Krause, K. Eichenberger and B. Johnson, Second Row: B. Carlson, W. Moselich, V. Hammer, F. Hadley, and L. Shaw: Third Row: N. Regilz, J. Lanqille, M, Lynner, R. Halherly and D. Shradar. Wilh Golf Club: J. Harris and Coach, R. Prall. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES: Clockwise: Jim Pelligrew, Jaclc Harris, Warner lvloselich. Jim McDonald, Fred Hadley, and Ken Eichenberger. 'YorIc's Divolmen, under lhe able guidance ol Coach Prall, show lo all indicalions lhal a good bunch ol gollers are oul lhis season. YorI4's lop hopes are lor Jaclc Harris, lhe leam's only relurning Ieller- man: Ken Eichenberger: and Fred Hadley, all ol whom are low 80's shoolers. Bruce Johnson, Ron Greyhecln. Ray Lynnes, Bruce Carlson, and Warner Moselich round oul lhe leam. Mr. Prall also sees promise in lwo sophomores, Ron Halherly and Don Shrader. The lwo big meels lor lhe Dulces are lhe Dislricl, where lhey qualily lor lhe slale meel, and lhe Wesl Suburban Conlerence Meel. The linlcslers praclice al lhe 'While Pines Goll Course and somelimes on lhe campus lo gel in lhe righl lorm. Their home malches are also held al While Pines. ll5

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JLIWJ This genial man siTTing here is lvlr. Roy DeShane, our assisTanT principal. Besides be- ing ThaT, he is dean oT boys, assisTed by Mr. Knudson. We can say ThaT Mr. DeShane has a year- round iob. No monThs oT vacaTion Tor him during The summer, because he plans The sTudenTs' and Teachers' schedules, and whaT a job! STill you can see him around The halls wiTh a smile on his Tace, Tor ThaT is The lcind oi man he is. All in all we Thinlc ThaT Mr. DeShane is preTTy swell and hope ThaT he will conTinue To serve The sTudenTs of Yorlc as loyally and unswervingly as he has in The pasT. - mrLing .fdclminififrafom egin Wea! Cfadri .gjclze u e Under The leadership oT Dr. Paul A. Young. our superinTendenT, many changes have had To be made To meeT The problems oT Yorlc's booming enrollmenT. One oT The mosT noTice- able changes has been The daily schedule oT eighT 42-minuTe class periods preceded by a home-room period. a plan which malces more classroom space available. Mr. Young was insTrumenTal in organizing The alumni associaTion, which we hope will conTinue Tor many years. RighT now he is puTTing Through plans Tor a new caTeTeria addiTion To The building which will do Triple duTy as a sTudy hall and recreaTional space. We hope ThaT The plans Mr. Young, The sTaTT, and The board oT educaTion have Tor Yorlc will worlc ouT successTully and ThaT his years aT Yorlc will be happy ones.