York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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cv Y-TEENSA-FIRST ROW -D HotTschneider, P Barrett D Erickson C, Kleinholz. FIFTH ROW S. Gardner, D Hager D Heinz,J Scharfenberg, Erickson N Barth M Stevens SECOND ROW--Miss Jarnesine Bourke, M Buller, B Naber, R Golden, B. Andersson J, Anderson SIXTH ROW- sponsor, S. Norquest, S. Lewis J. Refshauge, T. Pinneo, J Shuttlesworth, M. WulH, M Lundy, C, Dickey, B Diehl, C Clarke, J, Rhoda, D. Counter, K. Karrer J Moline, D. Jensen, G. Hodges, Miss Ella Joye sponsor D Meyer, J Toms SEVENTH ROW N Sack,J Addison, K Opitz S. THIRD ROW L. Tonnrges M Wolbrecht, C Piper, M Lyle C Ostrom Watt, D Fleming M, Risden, L. Jirkovsky B Shannon V Kahler,J Klone L Wolstenhalm, L Backus S Graham FOURTH ROW D. Dyer L EIGHTH ROW -N Norton, D McMahon K Carey, S.Thompsen M Picard H Rogers, V Rank, J. Opitz R Scott B Peterson, A McBride L. Mozer M Bottum, J.Jef'Ters, D Schultz J Kuntzelman L i 7 7 A New Century to Grow Presents Challenge MARCH FOR DIMES Donna Er 'lsic p'F-stderr' Charifyte -'E Du-s Je Rr1l'y Barre seve' 1'y 'M' y Birth 'rg-qgc With the theme, A New Century to Grow, York Y- Teens were hosts to the annual Area ll Y-Teen Conference and thus began a year of having fun, while helping others. American Field Service student, Birgitta Andersson, from Sweden, was presented as York's Honorary Member. Bir- gitta was made to feel at home as she took an active part in the year's program. Membership was boosted as a result of the get-acquaint- ed coke party held in the fall. Prospective members learned the purpose of Y-Teens and added their individual leadership to the program of service projects. Joining with Hi'Y members, a Christmas caroling party and worship service was sponsored by Y-Teens. Cold weather did not seem to daunt their spirits as school buses toted the never-tiring serenaders to rest homes and shut- ins. World Brotherhood Week was not overlooked as Y-Teens continued their purpose of building a fellowship of women and girls. Carefully-formulated plans resulted in the World Brotherhood Banquet for their fathers. Mothers, also, were not forgotten as they reigned as guests of honor at the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet in April. Leap Year and its opportunities did not escape Y-Teens' grasp- as a result Y-Teens and their dates shared in an evening of entertainment at the Leap Year Dance.