York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Pepsters Boost School Spirit, Team Morale .1 Q PEPPER SHAKERS-First Row-M. Hablitzel, N. Norton, G. Stover, P. Dearing, G. Frandsen. Second Row-J. Roehrs, K. Epp, B. Brooke, J. Read, S. Cameron, J. Mason, K. Dougherty. Third Row-D. Stone, G. Stone, P. Richter, M. Toews, B. Heinz, W. Nichols, J. Smith. Fourth Row-B. Peterson, D. Fleming, D. Meyers, J. Toms, N. Schneider, J, Anderson. Fifth Row-N. Barth, D. Erickson, L. Myers, D, Counter, B. Shannon, J. Opitz. Sixth Row-D. Dyer, J. Moline, G. Hodges, L. Tonniges, M. Barth, F. Barber. Seventh Row-J. Rhoda, S. Watt, C. Clarke, C. Erickson, M. Walbrecht, D. McMahon, L, Jirkousky. Eighth Row-C. Piper, J, Klone, S. Lutz, K. Karrer, B. Diehl, M. Mozer. FOOD FIT FOR A KING-Carolyn Lewis, Adell Mattley, Mary Swanson, Kathryn Epp, and Miss Bess Alexander. TO MAKE THE TEAM GO-Peggy Dearing and Gail Frandsen X gli, s s trait.,

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Businessmen, Parents, Faculty Work Together TIME FOR A COFFEE BREAK-Mrs. Robert Greene, Mrs. Sterling Nelson, Mrs. H. A. Zethren, and Miss Jamesine Bourke. Leading York's Educational Association through C1 busy year were Aaron Schmidt, president, Lester Hazen, vice president, Miss Lorraine Brandt, corres- ponding secretary, Miss Lucy Shaw, recording secre- tary, and Mrs. Jack Steven, treasurer. Beginning the year was a luncheon at the Country Club at which D. VV. Frazer, superintendent ot York schools, spoke. Another highlight ot the year was a Christmas dinner at the Methodist Church with entertainment by several high school faculty mem- bers. During the regular meetings ofthe group several distinguished men were guest speakers. Donald Kline, executive secretary ot NSEA, and Dr. G. L. Sand- ritter, superintendent of the Mental Hospital in Hastings, both gave outstanding programs during the year. Marion Engel and Lester Hazen were the two York delegates to the Delegate Assembly. This local association can boast the tact that all its members were IOOM members of the local, state, and national education associations. FOR ME? -Mrs. Hazel Comstock and Miss Alma Stoddard. THE CHEF'S DELIGHT-York businessmen have lunch in the school cafeteria.

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Gail Frandsen Nancy Norton Peggy Dearing Gretchen Stover Merdith Hoblitzel Onward to Victory was the common cry of the Pepper Shakers as they encouraged good sports- manship and spirit at the football and basketball games. Rallies in the gym and in the business district before the game urged the students and business people alike to attend the games. For the home- coming rally, the girls dressed in football uniforms to depict the York football team in a mock game. To promote school spirit, the organization made gay posters to hang in the halls for both football and basketball games. They also decorated the goal posts for every home football game. As the basketball team prepared for state tournament, Pepper Shaker members were busily decorating lockers to show their delight over the District Championship. Leading the girls in yells were these five peppy cheerleaders: Peggy Dearing, Gail Frandsen, Merdith Hablitzel, Nancy Norton, and Gretchen Stover. Pepper Shaker officers this year were Joan Smith, president, Frances Opitz, vice president, Martha Toews, secretary, and Karin Zethren, treas- urer. Miss Alma Stoddard served as adviser to the group. IS IT INDELlBLE -Evelyn Toews, Joan Smith, Frances Opitz Martha Toews, Karin Zethren. 1 ew