York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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RECORDlNG FOR AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK - Yvonne Eberle, president, Janet Rhoda, vice president, Bennie Lovell, treasurer, Gary Hohnbaum, sophomore class president, Denis Stoddard, senior closs president, Nancy Norton, secretory, Nathan Gross, iunior class president. Government ot the students, by the students, and for the students was paramount in the minds ofthe Student Council as they began another full year of leadership. New teachers suffered through their introduction as contestants in the 64,000 Pupils quiz program, sponsored by the SC. Other convocotions throughout the year were also backed by this organization. With the purpose of in- forming iunior high students of correct cafeteria, campus, and hall behavior and conduct, cabinet members pre- sented a panel discussion to these students. Hungry gridiron and roundball fans could always find Council members on the job selling popcorn. Money earned from this concession was used in carrying on other proiects. One of these, the White Christmas Ball, was en- joyed by many during the Christmas Holidays. As a result of their efforts, York High's second floor hall boasted a cheerful Christmas tree. As a service project, the Student Council designated January 28 as Blue Crutch Day. At this time members solicited funds tor the March of Dimes. Many donors could be seen proudly wearing the small blue crutches. When Spring slowly sauntered in with its hay and spring fevers, Student Council members were scurrying around planning the Junior-Senior Prom. This brought to an end a creditable year of activities for the Student Council. Government of the Students, by the Students, STUDENT COUNCIL-FIRST ROW-Ervin Holtart, sponsor, J. Rhoda, -B. Diehl, B. Burnham, H. Blair, R. Graham, D. Stoddard, N. Gross, Y. Eberle, N. Norton, B. Lovell. SECOND ROW-G. Aringdale, B. G. Hohnbaum, D. Watson, J. Toms, J, Klute Andersson, J. Moline, K. Karrer, H. Rogers, CS. Songster. THIRD ROW 3 44 S-I G 3 S '45, A.,Xifz TNA' 3 I 134

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Unlimited Future of ci Forming Community Surrounded by life-like pink chickens and purple cows, square dancers eagerly awaited the annual crowning of the King and Queen of the Farmers' Formal, an activity ofthe Future Farmers ot America. Queen Connie Piper and King Roger Hillmer reigned proudly from their thrones ot straw as FHA and FFA members served as loyal subiects. Deanna Jensen and James Klute attended the royal pair. 71, . Later in the year FFA members honored their fathers at another yearly activity, the Father-Son Banquet. Members introduced the FFA Honorary State Farmer, James Klute, who also was chosen FFA Senior ofthe Year. Working through local, state, regional, and na- tional shows, Ralph Grotz, David Staehr, and Allan Kohtz went on to capture third, fifth, and seventh places in the lnternational Corn Show, sponsored by Phsters Associated Growers, Inc. Pests had little chance of surviving the year under tire of the two pest extermination teams, the Sure- Shots and the Gun-Smokes. Playing their part in the observance of National FFA Week, February l8-23, the local chapter pre- sented a radio program each day over KAWL. THIS-A FARMER'S LIFE?-Roger Hillmer, secretary, Gaylord Songster, vicefpresident, Ralph Grotz, president, Maurice Barr, reporter, James Klute, treasurer, Roger Dey, sentinel FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-FIRST ROW-D. R, Sandy, sponsor, M. Barr, G. Songster, R. Grotz, R. Hillmer, J, Klute, R. Dey. SECOND ROW-W. Clayton, R. Pickrel, . G. Shockey, R. Schell, M. Naber, L. Wright, D. Heath, G. Heath. THIRD ROW-J. Brocdwell, G. McGregor, M. Blase, R. Dobberstein, T. Schmidt, G. Tonniges, D. Staehr. FOURTH ROW-D. Watson, D. Rains, D. Staehr, V. Brum- baugh, D. Trimm, R. Naber, C. McConnell, A. Kohtz. gi