York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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by Llstenlng to Our Theorles and Questions 1 'TT GROOMING HIS PRIDE AND JOY Lef Jock Steven Mothemotms LOOKS EXCITING BUT IT S OLD STUFF TO HER Below Mass Home Svemberg Commercial Arts Journclusm CN UNLIMITED PATIENCE FOR EXACTING WORK Above Mnss Alma Svoddord Gurls Physnccl Education Health SOMETHING TO READ BESIDES MUSIC-Righv-Hugh Thomas Vocol Music UNITED 29 k

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They Have Shmuated Our Thmkmg Hup two three four could be Peter NeIdl marchIng hIs seventh graders to the hlm room Natlonal Guard cl aIms mast of hIs tIme after school hours Also en Ioys classIcaI musIc and football Green Bay Packers tha IS Consuders school foundatIon upon whIch A merucan ClIIZef1Sl'1IpIS buIlt HIS mIlItary bearmg and vIrIIe physIque seem to be results of eatIng steak at every o ortu t PP n' Y .lust a farmer at heart but D R Sandy VocatIonal Agrtculture Instructor and co sponsor of the So h p omore Class seems to enloy preachlng from a chalr rather than PFCCIICIDQ from a tractor Marvels at wonderland of scIence and skIIls whIch are opened up by schools Enloys taknng snapshots m tl os y of results of numerous huntlng and tIshIng trIps Mlnd your own buslness seems to be an odd motto for any Journallsm Department but to Mlss Hattle Stern ber t h g I st e order of the dav She also teaches Commer cIal Arts belleves todays pupIls are tomorrows CIIIZCHS IT S CAPTAIN NEIDL NOW Below Peter Neldl Seventh Buslness and Professuonal Women s Club and travel are maIn Interests Mlss Stelnberg IS NatIonal Secretary of BPW and dUlleS of her oFfIce neccessltate much travel Onward to VICIOFY seems to be the most predomI nant school song In the llfe of Jack Steven MathematIcs Instructor and co sponsor of Booster Club former YHS S d tu ent enloys cleanung blackboards wIth back of hIs coat Among other thnngs belreves school teaches general basIc skulls needed In everyday lIvIng also broadmInd d e ness and crItIcal thInkIng Proud of young people who develop Into solId AmerIcan CIIIZGDS d her own aIrplane and thus get up IH the world has been the dream of MISS Alma Stoddard GIrls Ph I Ed To buIl ysIca UCGIIOD Instructor and co sponsor of Booster C ub whether It be In an aIrplane or off a skI lIft Bellev h l es sc oo trams for AmerIcan cItIzenshIp by of fermg freedom of expresslon and opportunIty for leader shx w k p or Ing and lIvIng as IndIvIduals or In a group Tall dark handsome smart dresser car what stIll elIgIble? However Hugh Thomas Vocal MUSIC IHSITUC tor seems to prefer the carefree IIfe of a bachelor Proud of students wh vIdual classes as well as wIth entIre student groups work Ing toward a common goal Bachelorhood pfOVIdeS extra allowance for such Iuxurles asthlck sIrloIn st k o cooperate wIthIn theIr IndI SO Grade S. COLD AND UNCOMFORTABLE BUT IT WAS WORTH IT l?Ight D R Sandy Vccutuonal Agnculture Os . O O .I tt V . . , f 1 I - -- . .. , - I . , ' I . . 1 , 1 . . . . , , . I II I - t I . . . . . I . . 1 . ' - - I I - I . , . . . .. . ' 1 1 I I - -- I - I I - , . rt - II - - - 3 fs, X, Y

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They Hove Been Our Counselors and Friends. Glenn Trent newcomer to the faculty of York High this year, hails from Ord, Nebraska, where he was director of instrumental music. In addition to directing instrumental music in the high school, he also teaches grade school students. Naturally. . . main interests are music, but also predom- inant in outside interests are all sports, primarily baseball and boxing. Considers greatest reward for teaching is the satisfaction of having students respond to a drive for perfection. Parle vous France? lf not, there is ample opportunity for learning under the able direction of Miss Zelda Wakelin, French and English instructor. She is also co-sponsor of the ninth grade. equal! N 41 A HOBBY, A FIREPLACE, AND PLEASANT RELAXATION Right- Zelda Wakelin, English, Language Feels school citizenship and American citizenship are closely related.. .citizen develops basis in school. Is pleased to End she has been inspiration to some students. Finds relaxation in sewing in a comfortable chair by the fireplace . . . also enioys entertaining her friends. Quite a few people owe their lives to Miss Frieda Wirz, R. N. Her invaluable training in Home Nursing and First Aid can never be underestimated, Of Swiss descent, Miss Wirz has spent most of her life helping others through such organizations as the church, Red Cross and the YWCA. Enjoys giving students pertinent information and tools for a better and happier life. Instead of bread . . . her staff of life seems to be yogurt. TAKING A POSTMAN'S HOLlDAYALeft-Glenn Trent, Instrumental Music OFF ON ANOTHER GOOD - WILL MlSSlON-Below- Frieda Wirz, First Aid, Home Nursing, School Nurse