York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Produced Hoarse Voices but Happy Faces on 'cz -v A lAiQ PEPPER SHAKFRS FIRST ROW M ss Mury Lou MoI1Im sponsor M er D emser- vs y I on C C 0 Bodh S Gordner D Meyer me WUI Ron McMahon FIFTH ROW rImIIz S Grohn M L C rrexder SECOND ROW D Cmmver M B I M Pwsd H Rogers P Moo on V xrey r er D E r eww N Sock J Opwrz TH D Hooer Cy Hodugs HROW J Je n W L kIernIwoIz M oze rw s oro ord J o nges rmon r er Ko shouge M Lazy D He ' 1 HR W S Thompson D Dyer M VVuIbre:IwI S WO!! CARRVING ON YORK HIGH TRADITION We orwuox C smq O Q. o -M ' ., - 'J 4' , as 3 lf, .a .1 ' C7 ....... A - - f II , Pwp J, , I J'rI-o I- B DOFI C Frwflss. . I rIne D , , . MOI M H X Is N D S :rw , Bf3 urw M Ly 1 S IW . I IJIn:r . ev F R II P Bc1rrv'Y C S19 s-'vs K Cc I Pmvgg Bo b rwzksorr N Bo YF D FI r - Q IRD 4 1 SIXT gfIQ's J KI, 'ze 'Fon I RO W ' , M r J Anriefrso J IOP' N N Y 'X I, PIC SIm IesworII' C DIcIe'y I AO 'r'rwI' 'rv C Osvorro J Tom I B Sho B Pr' sor' J Rfodo K Korrer J I me Ref ml K Ogwz J Afifi-vm C Hfbermor' FC ws. O ' . C ' -I,,5.mO5 'fr

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Pepper Shaker Enthusiasm ALL IN THE DUTIES OF AN OFFICER Betty Peterson secretary Donetta NL y Srh es den ary Ba t Thts group of gtrls the Pepper Shakers snapptly untformed tn blue and whttc formed the energettc nucleus whtch en couraged school sptrtt and parttctpatton In all athlettc events Pepper Shakers banked the Dukes through vtctory and de feat They telt thetr ba k ng was successful as the Dukes won the D strtc Basketball Tournament and went on to State Fun was had at work and play Sktts and traveltng to out of town games made up the ltghter slde Worktng on corn stde Corntcal posters representtng Duke athletes and game acttv tttes decorated the halls before the games os Pepper Shakers promoted school sptrtt and nterest tn athlettcs Prtde and toy ot the Pepper Shakers were the tive peppy cheerleaders These gurls used thetr enthustasm and energy tn leadtrtg the cheers ot the Duke fans Rocktng the rafters ot he boys gym the Pepper Shaker cheertng secttorw wtth the ot he pep band gave u wtth roar ot pep ar en thustasm a the rally precedtng he game ot the week Re-vtston ot tts const tuttoh and sponsortng the Chr strras stng were two other protects ably carrted out by thts school sptrtted group WCTORY SMlLES 1 E N Nt tlhor' 'ngnsutwv Ngrtc netder vtce pr t ' M 'tt prggtr CQ! ' c l t A 7 . mittees and selling concessions at games made up the work Q , . . help 't o t X ' s td - r E v V V , . , ffzwzfer Deaofrz 'Je ' 'J

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Sandra Hinrichs, .toyce Schultz, Nancy Rathien, Joyce Moline Blue Flames Backed Varsity and JV Teams Blue Flame members and cheerleaders were kept busy throughout the year performing their various projects. They were constant supporters of the foot- ball, basketball and track teams. Their cheering boosted the morale and determina- tion of the JV's, fresh men, and seventh and eighth grade teams. They assisted the Pepper Shakers in backing the varsity. Early morning practice drills were not welcomed by the girls but their marching drills at several home games showed their efforts had not been in vain. Eating and goofing off were familiar pastimes at iunior high sals held before home games. Christmas time was marked by donations of food, clothing, and Christmas gifts to one of York's needy families. Candy sales were a source of revenue for these girls and were looked forward to by ever- hungry YHS students, Always ready with a cheer, these Blue Flames con- tributed much toward the rousing spirit which led the school onward to victory. Y-Og Y-O-R-K-YORKfARight-Sue Vandecar 3.27 SPEClALfBlue Flame candy sale Jeanette Mosier Willa Meyer DISTRICT TOURNAMENT FEVER!fLoretta Bee-lar