York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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-fm U il Senior Play Proves Ev if 1 'N M-. l4lll NEWS GOOD OR BAD' Lefl Lr d1JlrLOvSlcf JOC Lrhgh Cl Casr of Characters Penelope Reardon L rara Reardon J Q Bessre Par r Nana Reardon Esere Regrnald Reardon xfrarcra Reardon Worry James Parke Sherwrn Parker Lrly Reardon Todd Galloway Karen Karrer Barbara Drehl Charlotte Errclcson Margre VValbreChr Charlene Fessler Ralph Norman Linda Jrrlcovsky Joe Lrgh Bennre Lovell Jerry Barr .loan lvlolrne Tom Schrnrdt ery Family Has One L1 ,L I BEULAH WAS HANGING FROM THE CLIFF' UPPER LEFT Ralph No 'ran Karen Karrer HAPPY ENCORE ABOVE Ba bara Drehl Jerry Barr Ralph Norman Morgue Walrreclf Charlotte Errckson Lrnda .lrrlcovsky Tom Schmrdt Joan Molme Karen Karrer Joe Lrghr Bennre Lovell THANKS MR KLEIN LEFT Drreclor Russel Klern Barbara Drehl V- ,n C , K Ay .I TV p' L, Cla 'lene Fessler 1 . . f .f W I riev , ' D l k U ' ? ' D-4, t - ' ....,......... I y ' r K C ' ' .....,,......... - rl wp, A 'ke .......... ' ' -, f Q ,..,,... . . .,,,..,.. . . . V . , . , . .,....,,..... . l A ....r.....r..r.r,,.r..r..rr ' rr ... E , X , ' 5 fl ' 7 7 3 ,f 7 A 4 K - .1 x 'I A A X 3 wiv' ., -L L V , 9. F 1,4 1 Q In J ' .ht hill' M , ak k.hk gf? A hz ' 7' V T df' ? Cir lf R, 1 - r , . PM 615, F fy f r ,L Hr- A f ' T F f 2 rf , , W, rw 5. rf . w ' xp' RQ N X l 4, R 'ily I -' 4 F P ff - Q ,ffavlg s . V L ! i , , I .L x Q, 1,31 . V 'lk A X 1 .r k , f T Far X ,. 7 , -, 1 I sir K ll' ' 4 Y .L. . if L Wfnfzr Q 4 ik, A A X E' A y ' ' f 1 , ' r, Arr, y Nl! , V ! rr M , . I . I . I lk I . . I

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This Year Drew to CI Close in One Busy Week, With tests and homevvork all behind them, seniors went into a mad vvhirl ot social events. Friday, May I7, the iuniors hosted the elder class at the tradi- tional Junior-Senior Banquet. An Oriental garden, coolie waiters and Oriental dinner music all helped create atmosphere tor the theme, Shangri-la. Over- head colored lights and lanterns shed light upon the diners as they sat down to roast turkey and mashed potatoes. After the banquet the Harry Col- lins Combo provided smooth music tor the Student Council-sponsored prom, Reverend Robert Gaston ot the First United Lu- theran Church gave the message at Baccalaureate, Sunday, lvlay I9. .Nx, 4 X , . 'Te-'3 I 1 .. l 1 2 f -,, A, 9. REQUESTING THEIR FAVORITE-ABOVE-I'Iarry Collins Combo, Steve Pettygrove, Linda Kleinhalz, Charlene Fessler, Leroy Brouillette AN OLD CHINESE PROVERB-Junior-Senior BanqUef-I.EFT- Nate Gross, Mr, and Mrs, Neal McCormick, Roger Dey, Mrs. and Mr. D R. Sandy, Mrs, and Mr. Don Winkler CAKE FOR THE COOLIES-BELOW--Joyce Schultz, Pat Pow- ers, Suzanne Hogan, Karla Veline, Judy Crooks, Ed Zieg 'F 44 Lf TABLE TALK AT THE SENIOR BREAKFAST-ABOVE, CLOCK- WISE-Jerry Bair, Ted Wright, Catherine Clarke, Charlotte Erick- son, Anita Burns, Janet Rhoda, Marion Mazer DRINKING IN THE ATMOSPHERE--Junior-Senior Prom-RIGHT eDan Watson, Judi Refshauge, Mrs, Patricia Winkler, Don Winkler