York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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.Amit That Is York Hugh Who knows every unch of YHS by heart? Who can tell you whnch chalkboards ore green whlch classes shoot the most paper wads whlch boys wear the muddnest boots? York Highs custoduans of course Vivian Owen copes with exploslons IH the chemtstry laboratory hrs specvalty as thnrd floor Jake Green Superintendent ot Buuldnngs and Grounds holds down a travelung lob He vnsuts the grade schools dolly as well as working ot the hugh school Beglnnrng cooks are Harold Cash s worry as the home econom :cs kvtchen IS IU hrs domain MAKING WAY FOR THE REMODELERS RIGHT Jake Green EXPERTS CONFER BELOW Vlvlon Owen Harold Cash JANITORS PARADE LOWER RIGHT Joke Green Vvuon Owen Harold Cash 6300 pounds ot meat 3060 looves ot bread and 2l60 gallons of milk sound like food tor an army Hofvever these are the opproxlrnate amounts ot food devoured by hungry Dukes dur :ng the year In the school cafeteria Operatung partlally on the School Lunch Program YHS s cat eterua serves an average ot lo0 people each noon Flve students help at each ot the two noon hours punchlng lunch cards tllllng milk glasses work :ng ln the kltchen and washing dlshes Dukes hnd specual meals on thelr trays at Thanksguvtng Chrnstmas and Easter and on the last day ot school HURRAH FOR A THANKSGIVING DAY' Mrs Evo Campbell Mrs Jessne Tucker l g..

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- ' 1 all sus.,-L 5 Thx- l . xg.- TEN SECONDS TO BLAST OFF it Where Character, Mmd, Body Are Molded Four tnmes oround the world equols the dlstortce York Hugh School students trovel eoch yeor I0 the cltstr ct 1 s seven school buses In toct they o 600 Q extro mtles vvhuch would put them m Rock Sprmgs W o h y mmg t e doy school IS out However oll the squore mules ot the York School Drstrrct Buses corry rurol students to cmd from the grode ond h h ng schools This yeor cull knndergortners rode SHINING UP TH G les Skodcn At otm to c H er ntz B mwr F H Troutm E BUGGY BUS DRIVERS Wwt Pedrrck from the grode schools to theur closses ot the Nurses Home Sotety ond comvemertce descrlbe the trovel of 37 3 pupuls per day on YHS buses Bourt b ce uggles olso trortsport otrtletuc teoms ortcl orgomzotvorts to Bus drlvers ruse ond shme between 5 00 ond 600 eoch morrtmg brove rom ond snow mud ond flot ttres to see thetr chorges sofely to theur closses Theur motto might well be the buses must go through 51 I f L ' , 5 5 ' 3 s ca ., , ,I A 4 V is S .. ox lu , 0 E O I O . . I v I - r . I . -. A , ' , , out-ot-town octivities. trovelirtg is done im the 98 ' ' ' ' 1 2 Ch r B , r C '11 Ricl :Cl Smmrrmt, b Ku , illHe Mtg, ' cm 'x I 0 W ' Q s 4 6 V' M Y B ,Q ' T L 8 .

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Laugh cl . . . V6 Youth are energetic. Teen-agers like to keep busy. And YHS students are no exception, Their activity list is long and full. Band trip to Ak-SarfBen, outdoor rally and snake dance with St. Joe, Homecoming, the Farmers' Formal-these are memories now, memories recalled with pleasure. Christmas season was a busy and happy time. lt brought the public school Christmas Program, door dec- oration contest, White Christmas Ball, Pepper Shakers and Y-Club's Christmas convocation and the allfschool sing around the tree. After New Year's testivities everyone settled down tor semester exams. Emotions and opinions were mixed as the weekly activity period was dropped. Basketball tournament tound Dukes playing, cheering and selling, Prep Players' play, Mid-East Music Clinic, Junior Science Academy, All-Sports Banguetehow auickly winter flew, Finally the end grew near, organizations elected new othcers. Graduation signified the closing ot another school year.