York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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After school students rush in masses to the downtown soda fountain, to the gym for basketball, football, or track practice, and to other extra-curric- ular activities such as iobs and meetings. These hours are spent in releasing bodily ten- sion and the relaxation of the mind from one's studies. All of this is essential following a hard day's work. Some play as well as work molds the best student. Lines of hungry gourmets wait patiently each noon to gain entrance into the cafeteria. Shining new tables, trays, and a milk dispenser adorn this noon-day retreat. Friendly surroundings, interesting conversations, congenial friends, and appetizing food, make the lunch hour a time that is truly looked forward to by all students. K.

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3 s-'W' ' X t . . 3 N :ff fa v, WANL , , Fi3i. V ' .ps- Friendly Home Relations Inspire Happiness Students prepare themselves for a successful future by experiencing wonderful friendships acquir- ed in dating, plus a knowledge of such tasks around the home as washing the dishes and polishing that ever-necessary item in the modern family, the car. Parties and dances held at school and other con- venient locations also help to transform students into young socialites. Too often we don't realize what friends our moms and dads are to us. Ever since we can remem- ber they have fed and clothed us, taken care of us when we were sick, and consoled us in our problems. Yet mom and dad mean more to us than lust a provider. They give us something that can never be paid back in money or thanks. A happy home is the basis of our security.