York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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.ww . .,, M Q Y ' , ik fl 1 ,Ars t L it J. Anderson J. Bair R. Barber M. Barr G. Birch W. Bovey J- Bffmdwell L Brouillette Rv BFOWY1 J. Buchanan A. Buller W. Burrows Juniors Contributed Much to All Phases 'K-li' X-U... Juniors, as the middlemen of the senior high, con- tributed to the school in every field of work and play, in their clubs and classrooms. Those excelling in speech activities and those interested in dromatics could be found getting up their courage as the time neared for play tryouts. JUNIOR CLASS UCOMMISSIONED OFFI- CERS CAUGHT PULLlNG RANK -Nate Gross, president. Gary Srnidt, vice-president, Ralph Norman, treasurer, Saundra Watt, secretary With the cast holding their breath, two months later the lights went down and the curtain went up on Kay Beats the Band . Loyal juniors saw their classmates giving their all as another successful iunior class play was marked down in the history of York High. Carefully-guarded Junior-Senior Banquet plans were successfully kept secret until the big night . Suspi- ciouselooking iuniors could be seen sneaking into the rooms of their sponsors, Miss Lorraine Brandt and Charles Brown, with more plans . These plans developed into the splendor of the un- derground ocean court known by all as Neptune's Court . Driftwood and seaweed, carnouflaged by fish- ing nets, aided in creating an atmosphere of fairy tale beauty.