York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Y-Club Retained Sports In addition to outstanding co-ordination and en- durance, a good athlete must recognize leadership, sportsmanship, tolerance and humility of spirit. These things are stressed in Y-Club. Any senior boy who has earned a letter in toot- ball, basketball, golf, tennis, or track is eligible for Y-Club membership. Coaches Earl Graft and George Bostwick sponsor this organization. Although Y-Club has only been organized two years, York High ath- letes express their interest in the club by adding their names to the membership list. Each member's active Interest Beyond Showers participation in Y-Club functions have aided in its growth. Even though it was the beginning of Leap Year, the boys took the initiative on New Year's Eve. Duke athletes and their dates rang in the New and out the Old while attending the Y-Club's dance, While some ot their fellow members were get- ting roughed up on the gridiron, other athletes furnished spectators with candy and pop. In this way they carried out a part of their goal of promoting sportsmanship oft the field as well as on the field. KEEP IT HONEST, ABE'S WATCHINGW Below-Ralph Norman, Roger THEY REPRESENT THE GROUP THAT PUT THEM THERE- AbovefJim Linderholm, presi- dent, Loren Railsback secretary-treasurer Harvey Blair vice-president Y-CLUB-Right-FIRST ROW-B Lovell G Epp J. Lirrderhalrn H Blair L Railsback SECOND ROW4R Maley J Buchanan D Lott J. Bair D Collingham THIRD ROW- R Prckrel G Hohnbaum R Svatos T Wright. B Bovey FOURTH ROWvEarl Graf? sport' sor, B Johnson R Huegel, D Moomey George Bostwick, sponsor FIFTH ROW-R Norman J Brrney G Meradith, N Gross G. Birch. SIXTH ROWfP Ostrom K Bland, B, Burnham L Vennum SEVENTH ROW-G Weiser J Shuttlesworth D Schartenberg S Hall, Svatos, Loren Railsback, Bob Johnson ew? ,zu

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Boosters Inlectecl Extras Into School Life Striving to uphold their motto of boosting the school Booster Club members brought their year of activities to a close with the third annual All-Sports Banquet. From the be- ginning their year was a busy one as they planned and car- ried out the election and presentation ofthe Homecoming Queen and her attendants. Home football and basketball games were also a source of activity for the members. They took tickets and sold coffee and pop to the fans. They also ushered for these events as well as for several musical programs at the high school. During American Education Week Booster Club members aided the Student Council in registering visitors who visited the high school classes Athletics America s Youth Builder was the theme chosen by the l955 56 Booster Club members for the annual All Sports Banquet Guest speaker for the affair was Pete Elliott University of Nebraska head football coach Sam Hall master of ceremonies presided over the ac tivities of the banquet which included the crowning of the SAM PICKS HIS TFAM Upper Left Gus Dee Andros Pete Elliott Sam Hall banquet chairman Gene Stauber Loren Rarlsback president PART OF THEIR JOB DISTRIBUTING PROGRAMS Center Jack Steven sponsor Floyd Warren corresponding secretary Miss Alma Stoddard sponsor Charlotte Erickson treasurer NOSTALGIC MEMORIES OF KINDERGARTEN Left Janice Kuntzel man Janet Klone recording secretary Florence Barber vice president ROOM lO3 WINS AGAIN Above Larry Taylor and Roger Svatos O King and Queen by Booster Club president, Loren Railsback. 87 Q -