York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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wfficew of the Glass of 1906 HEIJEN WIGH'FNIAN, ,.,, ,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , . ,President XVKIGHT NEWMAN , , , , , , -l Yule-President Q Secretary FRED SEDGWICK, ,..,,, , , , ,,.,,, Treasurer NIYRNA SEIJGVVICK FJ- Higtomulg BFJSS NIAGUIKE N ' ' ' ' A ' Anderson, Mary Anderson, Francis Andrews, Sarah Bailey, Clyde Baldwin, Bernice Barker, Dan Baugh, Lulu Bronian, Nellie Brott, Elsie Butteriield, Fanny Byers, Vera Davidson, Oley Doran, Ellen Edwards, lfVray Dovenbarger, Montic Fair, Frank Falkinburg, Erma Fink, Williaiii Foster, May Froid, Weridell Hall, Abby Harris, Harold Hickman, Goldie . -Oli Golore Lavender and Creani .l,iO .l 015195 1ROll Hottie, Edgar Horstnian, Edwin Hyder, Florence Kalitf, Linda Karth, Wlillis Keys, Maud Kuns, Edith Lynch, Lola Maguire, Bess Martin, Edith May, Lillian McC'ord, Alice Mcllord, Lillian Mead, VVillia1n Meissner, Charles Munson, Earl Myers, Mabel Nelson, John Newman, W1'igl1t Nordeen, Varl Nystrom. Ellen Osborn, Ennnett Pence, Maggie Pendell, Earl Phillips, Roy Post, Wallace Brest, Lura Reed, Estella Sclnnelzel, Goldie Sedgwick, Fred Sedgwick, Myrna Skinner, Mary Sinith, Jennie Southard, Elsie Stoker, Dora Swartzwelder, Ethel Taylor, Alfred Thompson, Neva Tingle, Earl Tuttle, Harry VanVVickle, Evelyn W3ll311d61', George Wl1eele1', Hosea Nvightnian, Helen Woods, Edward

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FRESHNIAN CLASS YORK HIGH SCHOOL

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A 1' I X 77112,5z1e B W P' ' ,I i'i'i t I '21 i r r a 1 f ' ' ,j-,Q fr: !f9:i:.M-.iii 4 a 1- Q1 ' f I 13 V-lift P ,..,- -' W 5 , W Q- - -. - : -'.A 3 ,. T is a distressingly long time between eclipses, but there has been one visible to everybody. The present F1'CSlllIl2lll Class has eclipsed everything. We are a very modest and unassuming lot. We have at corner on high school spirit. We are literary and studious, yet social, and know a good thing when we see it, for instance, the present Freshnian Class. In the Fall of 15502 a large number of intelligent young people lfor we are the largest class yet, speaking qualitatively, truthfully and beautifullyy, niet for the first time in the Assembly rooin, ready for hard work and show- ing plainly that we thought our presence, if not absolutely necessary, was at least very desirable. After we had been gazed upon bythe self-esteeniing Juniors, and snubbed by the dignified Seniors, we resumed the vacant places of honor and responsibility left to 11s by our predecessors, the now haughty and exclusive SOpll0II1Ol'CS. Our year began, not as the years of our predecessors, with noise and confusion, but silent yet active. At the close of the third term we were as far advanced as some of our studies as the preceding classes were at the close of the year. We have heard repeatedly from the professors and other sources that we are The Classl' and have been held up as an example to the preceding and following grades and we rejoice at the praises bestowed upon us. We are well supplied with musicians, speakers, and also with good spellers, as you can readily see by the GOLDIE HICKMAN Winner of the Spelling Contest