York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Assustnng the sensor hugh pep club Through the football and basketball seasons were Blue Flames They also led the cheenng at JV freshmen and seventh and eughth grade games and marched at basketball games These future Pepper Shakers boosted school spunt at every opportunity and backed the teams through vlctorues and losses This group wtll be a part of the champnonshnp team of tomorrow Throughout the past year they have held several candy sales and sold concessuons dunng basketball games Collectnng clothes to send to Korea was another worthwhlle protect of thus group Bestdes the usual acttvntues durtng the school year they presented thetr annual play sold school pencils and ente ed a float In the annual Chnstmas parade Leadershtp was accomplnshed for the I954 1955 year by the followtng ofhcers Harriet Rogers pres: dent Judy Crooks vlce presldent Patty Barrett and Cheerleaders for the Blue Flames were Sue Vandecar Sandra Hnnnch Joyce Schultz Nancy Rathlen Myrna Wulff and Vsrgtnxa Rank substitute Sals and bus tnps to out of town games wall long be remembered by these tumor hugh gurls I LIKE THIS ONE Jane Foster Judy Crooks Sue Graham Harriet Rogers and Patty Barrett THE VICTORY CRY Below Nancy Rothlen Myrna Wulf? Joyce Schultz Sondra Hlnrnch and Susan Vandecar CLOTHES FOR UNICEF Above Jeanette Mosler Sharon Norquesf J Rosenlof Harriet Rogers Devonne Hemz , , . . . I . l .- 2 , ' ' 2 Sue Graham, secretariesg and Jane Foster, treasurer. 1 1 1 ' , . X , . 'J X 75

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Blue Flames Back Team With Peppy Yells 999 :anew BLUE FLAMES-First Row-J. Schultz. Second Row-S. Vandecar, S. Hinrich, M. Wulff, N. Rathien. Third Row-J. Moline, K. Lyle, J. Rosenlof, K. Hall, K. Hansen, J. Barr, V. Friesen. Fourth Row-S. Smidt, C. Stevens, J, Winter, B. Wochner, M. Lierman, J. Foster, M. Witham, K. Opitz, J. Mosier. Fifth Row-K. Opitz, C. Foley, B. Kamtz, S. Brahmsteadt, J. Refshauge, S. Oglesby, H. Pinneo, S. Holoch, P. Moulton, C. Radcliff, J. Addison, N. Rea. Sixth Row-J. Shuttlesworth, L. Picard, S. Hogan, V. Rank, B. Staehr, P. Barrett, M. Lyle, S. Graham, C. Haberman, C. Ostrom, L. Mozer, S. Grebe, S. McBride, K. Veline. Seventh Row-H. Rogers, B. Flynn, W. Meyers, K, Waldron, D. Heinz, S. Gardner, P. Powers, D. Hager, J. Kuntzelman, D. Schultz, M. Battum, J. Jeffers, K. Carey, J. Sloan. PLANNING STEP BY STEP-Linda Picard, Devonne Heinz, and O I . FF TO me GAME-simley Gardner, virgins.. JOYW Add'S '

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TUNING UP FOR MID-EAST-Kathryn Epp, presi- dent, Sheila Warren, secretary, Mary Nettleton, treasurer, Joyce Mason, vice president. y ,J sg? LA ' ut 'st r3fi.. s Y f,N ' ' 1 '. . . Ji -it-.-. r bi? S 33? EE ' sfo fi 1 J-- REMEMBER . . . the Mad- VY - East. 1 y q. N Under the direction of Aaron Schmidt, the orchestra offered music for a number of school activities. These public appearances were possible through the daily third period practices of this group. Otticers ot this organization were Kathryn Epp, president, Joyce Mason, vice president, Sheila Warren, secretary, and Mary Nettleton, treasurer. Kathryn Epp, Mary Nettleton, Nancy Schneider and Joyce Mason composed the String Quartet which accompanied the student body at the annual Christ- mas sing. Twelve orchestra members attended the State Music Clinic at Beatrice in November. These musicians were Carl Barth, Beverly Heinz, Bill Brannen, Kathryn Epp, Joyce Mason, Sheila Warren, Deanna Meyers, and Mary Nettleton. Others were Ralph Grotz, Saundra Watt, Marion Mozer, and Deanna Jensen. Another highlight of the year was the Mid-East Music Festival in Fairbury. York musicians took part by presenting a half-hour concert in the afternoon. In April the orchestra presented a concert with the band. They also sent a number ot small groups to the Geneva District Music Contest. Completing the year was their appearance at the Baccalaureate services. Junior band and orchestra members practiced diligently in order to play in the senior orchestra. Any seventh, eighth or ninth grader could participate in this class if he was interested in playing an instrument. Melody, Rhythm Provide Pleasant Listening JUNIOR ORCHESTRA-First Row-E. Jensen, L. Beelar, T. Westwood, E. Shipferling. SECOND ROW-S. Vandecar, J. Lindell, J. Mosier 1 R. Roberts, R. Roehrs. Third Row-R. Wildman, L Songster, R. Feather, D. Camplin, G. Walter, B. Sutter, D. Wellman, J. Thomason, J. Strand, R. Murphey. Fourth Row-P. Makings, T. Davis, K. Hewitt, J. Stinson, S. Buchanan. Fifth Row-J. Desch, D. Burmood, J. Shrigley, K. Opitz. 4 4 9 3 f 5 5 , . Q 6 ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL-Right-P. Barrett, C. Barth, M. Barth, N. Barth, M. Bottum, J. Bovey, B. Brannen, C. Clarke, J. Crooks, C. Donahoe, Y. Eberle, K. Epp, J. Feather, J. Foster, G. Frandsen, R. Grotz, D. Hager, B. Heinz, S. Hinrich, J. Hohnbaum, E. Jensen, L. Jirkousky, D. Johnson, M. Johnson, K. Karrer, J. Kuntzelman, S. Lutz, J. Mason, D. Meyers, W. Meyers, B. Moore, M. Mozer, M. Nettle- ton, L. Picard, R. Piclcrel, T. Pinneo, N. Rains, N. Rathien, R. Robinson H. ROQGYSI J' 5Cl le92lmilCl1, N- 5Cl1Heidef, D- 5Cl1Ulf1, 5- Slflidf. J. Smith, C. Stevens, R. Striclxler, S. Warren, S. Watt, B. Williams. 76