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

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UG OIAA P045 .S70C0l1CJ'p!ClC0 I 0l0Ay flf WCl,l0Ql Ui!0 This year's EasTmen are handled as usual by Coach EasT alonq wiTh Coach STeTani, who is in charge oT Tield men. The Tamiliar beaT oT spilces is heard as The boys are loosening up To prepare Tor Their TirsT indoor meeT vviTh l.aGranqe. Yorlc cinderrnen received a second-place Trophy iusT behind LaGrange in The Naperville Relays. The lEasTmen climaxed The indoor season aT The Calc Rarla Relays, where 43 schools Trom all over The sTaTe compeTed. Yorlq received 9Th place and Bud Dehfloss received a Trophy Tor TirsT place in The 50 yard dash. lfPxFSlT'v TRACT TEAM: FronT Row: R Lynn, B Vcrvderiilifl, B, Yde, S, Baie. D, Eeniarnin, P, Bauslll G, VVeTw,,id, FH lvlazzii ivii, G' Schricl-er, and .l, Cciseiiiliaj Second Row: R, CcilTer, R. Wirleus, T' T r in'i-v F. Dixiicri, D, Tieplo, T. ScTwr 'iai1, R Add, G. Vkfheelef, C. Kni-1hT, J, Srnilh, and L lwsfeili' Third Row: Ci1fl1ST-i-T-ini, R. HiQTTrnan, ,l, l-lerrher, B, B ildeloul, B Winlley, E, Schoen T'-li E7 G i'2f-Wi, L. E1 T, M Tarns, R Mme -in cl. Turner, B. Ccvnlin, B Delvliizis and Coach Easf. ff xr I ax A ' 'l HCT 9 , ,. K 'V . 1 T 1 TNTSMX, TLP' I gi jx Pt--. G ., fill' Ng: -

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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.

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0 ey re Onilng 0lfUI'l e fe C ln CL MPP? 0 ln elnff FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM: FronT Row: H. STein, A. Caso, K. RagneTTi, O. Major, T-l. Ackerman. A. Lindsay, L. Tarranf, J. Davis, B. Williams, R. Haimbaugh, and J. Schroeder: Second Row: J. Bacl:oTT, J. Daube, G. BuTler, J. Monaghan, L. GaTes, B. Gillaspy, D. Brauns, D. Kinzel, N. Van l-loose, F. Kirchner, J. Reedy and S, Blalcelyg Top Row: Coach T-leinhorsT, R. Boesenberg, T. Grahniller, J. Jenkins, D. WesTern, P. Sonderegger, L. Forgue, C. Jordan, B. Dailey, R. Johnson, C. STasi, W. Tarr and B. Byrne. AlThough lvlr. EasT losT some valuable men Through graduaTion, he sTill has excellenT maTerial wiTh which To work. Bob Yde and Ray Wirkus are working hard on The pole vaulTg Bud DeMoss is holding down The 50- and IOO-yard dashes, and Glen Schricher. PeTe Baugh, Paul Addy, John Coseglia, Doug Kirchner, and Don 'l'repTe are Tilling in The relay Teams and longer runs. Junior John SmiTh is doing very well on The mile run. BurT Boldebuck and Ted Schurman are boTh back again This year earning honors Tor The Team by hopping over The high-iump bar. ln The shoTpuT division, Ed SchoenTeld is capably Tilling The shoes vacaTed by Paul Luhrsen. Bob Winkley in The high and low hurdles and Fred Davison in The broad iump round ouT Yorlc's Track Team, which is going To malce iTselT known This season. II7