York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Carburetors and Calisthenics Are Important, Susie is the best cared for doll in tovvn. She is the dummy on which Home Nursing classes practice giving baths and treatments. Here senior girls learn care for the sick, make improvised equipment and study nutrition, ntental hygiene and marriage, First Aid class finds freshmen bandaging, splinting and administering artihcial respiration. Besides bleeding, poisoning and shock, they deal with the hot and cold of it, frostbite and sunstroke. Physical Education for senior high boys means bas- ketball, football, volleyball and handball. It means straining muscles and creaking ioints as they take to the wrestling mat. Records are made and broken during strength tests. Badminton, tennis and track round out the picture. lntramural competition and games vvith the girls give opportunity for proof of prowess. Senior high girls' Physical Education schedule in- cludes soccer, field hockey, volleyball and badmin- ton. They spend time on body mechanics and learn to walk correctly in high heels. Recreational games, folk dancing, tennis, archery and softball complete their calendar, Future roadrunners spend six vveeks in classroom Driver Training studying rules of the road and vvorkf ings of the automobile. Then they do their actual driving in smaller groups, A bright red Chevrolet carried students over highways and by-ways this year. 0 ' 0 5 C 0 v , ' pf nrffiif r. ,. , - ' 1 'S-+ fsri if?z4:i,1'r, Espri t: . 5 - 1 A W 0' r 1 4x ls it - HER SPECIALTY, CAPABLE CARE- Miss Frieda Wirz First Aid, Home Nursing, School Nurse we X. s THE GAMES THE THING-UPPER LEFT Miss Alma Stoddard, Physical Education WHO WANTS TO l.OOK'FIRST? -ABOVE- John Boyer, Coach, Driver Training, Physical Education DON'T TAPE THOSE TOES-LEFTW Em-l Graft, Bas- ketball Coach Physical Education, Social Stcdies

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14' CONVOCATION PLANNING SERIOUS WORK Susxe Moore Mrss Carol rr INalI4 I Seventh Grade AcademIc fundamentals eadIng spellmg Eng I h geography hIstory and arIthmetIc form the foundatIon for all advanced learnung And It IS these fundamentals that the three seventh grade sectIons at YI-IS study Seventh graders also have sclence physIcaI educatIon and vocal musIc class s Some are enrolled In Instrumental TIRUSIC or art They spend a sen ester stI,dyIng the hrstoy and geography of Neb aslca and a semester studymg the worlds geo graphy EnglIsh Includes grammar letter vvrItIng and o al EnglIsh Students practIce QIVIUQ dIrectIons and expIanatIons aslang questnons malcmg announce ments and IntroductIons and conductIng busmess meetIngs They most enloy SXGVCISSS IU tellIng anec dotes and practIcIng telephone conversatIons A VISIIOV to the seventh grade rooms mught flnd spelldovvns arItnmetIcal races at the blackboard QUIZ programs servIng as unIt VGVIGWS or outstandmg bulletm boards featurrng student art work Anth mettc emphasIzes fractIons decImaIs and percent Practice Reading, Wrlhng and Arlthmehc, ages Some work IS done vvIth geometrIc flgures They learn names of shapes and angles BGSld9S reaclmg IH theIr regular rea lers students rrust read one out sIde boolc each sIx vveeks Even the e youngest Dulces are plagued by boolc reports They have lIbrary perIod once vveel4 Tle Tumor hIgh study hall then hosts the group Pavnng the vvay for future years teachers dIrect much vvorlc vvIth dIctIonarIes Cell Block VII proudly presented a COIIVOCCIIIOII for the enttre student body They served It up IH courses the meat belng scIence expewments the potatoes reports on Nebraskas IrrIgatIon and con servatIon The salad consIsted of a demonstratIon on baseball pItchIng and The S64 OOO Poem Program comprIsed the dessert HER BROOD KEEPS BUSY MIs Ccc III B' ls S enth G :de 4m -C 'Vu FRIENDLY PERSUASION James Robtnson Den ms Brown MIss Ella Jofe Seventh Grade All three sectIons sang In the publIc school Ch ISI mas program Seventh graders certatnly dIdnt oblect to vvorlang overtume Almost every nIght some could be found staymg after school to plan pro grams decorate bulletIn boards cone-ct lessons or repent nusdemeanors