York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Ibigb School Elthletic Elssociation C. li. A'FKINSfJN, Advisor M fiHAKI.ES Bnownn, l'1'esi4le11t l'. i'1w'1'vHF1E1,Iw, Sec1'eta1'y QQ J. .l. lilINNEK, Tl'U2lSIll'0l' JBoaro of Gontrol EI,1NIER WVoons lNln1z1,1+: AIiNlbI,IJ lionnm' 'l'Ai'1,on JBoaro of flbzmagers .I nssn li1'NNnn. lCMM1+1'1 1' f,Hli0IiNI1I S4'o'i r SovIc1c1+11uN 35356 JEEIU '03 IlfOOfbEllI '03 i'11An1,ns linownn, fiillifillll .lnssn liUNNEli, Fziptziiii U. li. A'1'1i1NsoN, Mzinzigei' 'Crack Ream '03 JBHSRGI JBHU '02 J. RUNNER, Fziptaill C'11Alc1,ns Bnownn, fikllltillll C. H. A'1'K1NsoN, ,lN'l'21Il2ltgUl' THIS ORGANlZATIUN has been :L I'JCl'II12UlUI1t fixture of the High School since 1899 and has rziiserl the standarcl of athletics ai great cleal. The help iinancially given by this club aclvzinces athletics of all kinds and makes it possible for the different teams to meet those of other schools. In order that a pupil of the High School may take part in athletics on any team he must be a IIIGIII- bei' of the association and be in good standing.

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-+-vq - be to Eltkinson iWhat would the athletic hoys do for fun, lf it Wcren't for Professor Atkinson, For he is the inan who puts up the dough, 'When off to sonie village we wish to go. Of Course 'tis our plan to pay hiin back, And we generally do with a few cents slack. But he never growls or cares about that, And so to tl1is good man We take off our hat. He is the inan who hacked up football, Helped us to get into the Fraternal hall. Made us quit smoking and painting the walk, Taught us to keep to the line drawn with chalk. And with all he renienihered he once was young And for these things l1is praises will ever he sung. Sonietinies he delivers a juicy hrown roast, And for freedom from these l iuost surely can boast. But with cause always just, he is quick to forgive, And those who receive theni get hetter and live. Soinetinies he has made a niost funny mistake, Like that inirth making innocent Geneva break, WllC11 he asked the boys Where they were going, And the answer he got inade quite a showing. But that is the one we are-n't to repeat, For no gentleman does such things after a treat. lNherever he goes we wish hiin good luckg And if he Will let us know if he ever gets stuck, We'll help hini out providing we can, To show We appreciate such a good inan. -Scaiz' Soevereign, '05