York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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School Develops Talents, Trains Farmers Farming has long been the backbone of this com' munity. Although the United States is in an age of atomic power and seems to be able to produce al- most anything synthetically, the importance of Farming is greater than ever before, Food is vital to our lives and the demand throughout the world will never cease. Future farmers and homemalcers receive experi- ence and excellent training from Future Farmers of America and Future Hornemakers of America organ- izations. Through such high school courses as home- making, agriculture, English and biology, students interested in Farming and homemaking receive valuable preparatory education. The challenge of the scientific world of farming will, as it has in the past, be met by the rural youth ot this community through the education received in their schools. , fm is. r ' ,-.qx f-19 V s 3 NJ? . l l

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- In addition to larger fields of medicine, engineer- ing, business and farming, professions of equal importance are teaching, law and the ministry. Be- cause of outstanding advances which have been made in these major areas, the demand is great for responsible well-trained and educated personnel to till positions oftered by all vocations, Today, as never before, obstacles such as racial barriers or social and religious preiudices do not stand in ones way to living a full and well-educated life. For practically any held which holds interest forthe student, a thorough and broadening educa- tion is availablewwaiting only to be demanded, Opportunities CE IIIRIYQ