York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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E f ...Q ll X U A COUGH, YOU SAY? -Class Day Skit-Bennie Lovell, Larry Penney GO GET HIM KILLER Class D Skit Bill Burrow Ervin Fessler Cl' cl imoxe by o Solemn Parade of Caps, Gowns BACCALAUREATE MARKED THE ENDING-ABOVEfLinda Klein- holz, Nate Gross, Donetta McMahon COMMENCEMENT WAS A NEW BEGINNING-ABOVE RIGHT -Donetta McMahon, Connie Piper, Janet Klone, Deanna Jensen FACING THEIR FUTURE-LOWER RlGHT-Junior officers Lyle Wright, Linda Picard, graduates Roger Hillrner, Ralph Grotz, Robert Barber, Jerry Bair Class Day, May 20, was also Tornado Day for Duke seniors. A well-prepared Class Day program was being presented before the school when tor- nado warnings came in and the County Sheritt called for school to be dismissed. The rest ot the Class Day program will forever be a mystery. A circus theme made the Class Breakfast gay with clowns, tents and striped awnings. Humorous sketches were given by Tom Schmidt, Bill Bovey, Dan Watson, Joan Moline and Charles Brown. Deanna Jensen and Jerry l-lohnbaum presented musical numbers. At Commencement exercises, May 2l, the Class of '57 was ofticially graduated. Dr. D, M. Typer, president of Doane College, addressed the Com- mencement audience on Pathways to Peace. Roe bert Keete, newly-elected School Board president, presented the diplomas. gn04-rf. -. wmv-

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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

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Scholarships Come to xx WM., X ,v vu X xxsuf' Honor Gradafes of '57 Judy Anderson National Merit Letter ot Commendation Roy Brown Nebraska Wesleyan Alumni Scholarship Catherine Clarke Bryn Mawr Seven College Conference Scholar- ship National Merit Certiticate of Merit Stanford University Grant University ot Nebraska Freshman Scholarship Charlotte Erickson Elks National Foundation Scholarship United Lutheran Church Women Tuition Scholar- ship Midland College High School Honor Scholarship Nathan Gross National Merit Letter ot Commendation Larry Penney Nebraska Association of Church Colleges Scholar- ship Janet Rhoda Nebraska Normal Schools Scholarship Hastings College Music Scholarship I 'i ' A 'Q C, 1 4 s' ' f 'K' yy , C7 Roy Theodore Brown Catherine Lee Clarke Charlotte Christine Erickson Nathan Wayne Gross Larry Lee Penney Janet Mary Rhoda D ,vm r-- M4 IS IT LEFT OR RIGHT .-ABOVE-Nate Gross, Bennie Lovell IT TOOK TWELVE YEARS-LEFT-Roy Brown, Robert Keefe