York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Q6 6 60 O0 THEIR PROJECTS WERE MANY-Bonnie Stahr, treasurer. Judy Crooks, corresponding secretary, Jone Foster, re- cording secretory Susan Hogan, president, Lucille Song- ster BLUE FLAMES-FIRST ROW-S. Hogan, S, Vandecar, S. Hinrrchs, J Schultz, N, Rothien, J. Moline, L. Songster, Miss Louise Blomenkamp, sponsor. SECOND ROW-C. Lyle, B. Stahr, M. Lierrnon, B. Wochner, S. McBride, J. Foster, J. Crooks, P. Powers, E, Cooper. THIRD ROW- S. Smidt, L. Beelar, S. Grebe, B. Flynn, N. Marget, L. Schleuter, L. Mozer, S. Holoch, J. Mosier, W, Meyer. FOURTH ROW-K. Hall, E. Donohoe, S. Oglesby, M. Witham, K. Foley, S. Bromsteadl, C. Hon- son, S. Buchanan, J. Barr, V. Frlesen, L. Foltz. FIFTH ROW-J. Rake straw, C. Roberts, B, McBride, C. Wolters, R. Svatos, N. Stahr, C Whitmore, K. Opitz, J. Rosenlof, B. Kamtz, B. Powers, S Tonniges J, Groli, K. Jones. SIXTH ROW-J. Tucker, N. Moorhead, J. Haber rnan, G. Kaeding, A. Clorke, C. Rogers, B. Tonniges, E, Grosshans B. Stuhr, L. Jeffers, B. Collingham, P. Speece, S. Rosenlof, R. Marget J. Marlin. While Displaying Loyal School Spirit

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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

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Modern Music Masters Preferred the Best Internationally-organized Modern Music Masters began its second year at York High with eleven members. Charter members from last year included Deanna Meyer, Mary Nettleton, and Nancy Schneider. In the fall, members of Chapter ll6 attended the State Music Clinic at Hastings and presented a part oi the program. lnitiations were given in the form of an evening program during which prospective members presented their solos or reports. Membership requisites included either a solo number or a report on a famous person of the musical world and a scholastic music average of above 88521. MODERN MUSIC MASTERS left Nancy Barth Carolyn Danoroe Mary Barth Richard S'r cl: er Hugh Thomas sponsor Nancy Schne der Boo Greene Yvonne Eberle Deanna Meyer Carl Barth Carolyn Donohoe secretary Yvonne Eberle iBelowj fe Bob Greene vice-prestden' Richard Striclsler president Letti Nancy Schneider Deanna Meyer treasure' lBelowJ