York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Qt- ni I I I I ,'a'f I' .15 CULTURE COMMITTEE IN SESSION-ABOVE-We Rev- erend James Becrhcrn, Mwss Jnrvesine Bourke, Roy Brown, LyIe Wright, Miss Gercndinc Svvunscn, DeIorc1 Dyer, The Reverend Grmhmn Howe AT OPEN HOUSE, SERVICE WITH TWO SMILES-RIGHT Povty Powers, Nine Gross YHS Studeni Council Engineers Many Events, RED FOR THE LADIES, WHITE FOR THE GENTLEMEN- Ervin Hoffart, Don Hcsgrmcn, Joan Moline, Ralph Nor- man, Don Watson sf X4 v-V '

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Work Horcl to Keep the Public Well Informed EDITOR KAREN KARRER X ,9- FOR THOSE OUT STATE SUBSCRIBERS Above Rader Thraughaw The schaal year hTTeen rndasTrnoUs 4aurnahsTs and Therr adymsar Mrss T-TaTTre STe-Tnberg pravrded YT-TS readers wlTh anaTher auTsTandnng newspaper Every Thnrd Thursday suhscrrhers T'Tacked Ta The mam a where C MPUS CRIER sTaTT mer s C s Trrbufed The prnnTed ward Tn Na en her YHS pressrnen Taak a hrref cm Tranw newspaper ch res Ta aTTend The Nebraska T-hgh Schaal Press I-ssacranan Canyennan nn Lncaln and w en The hauaucts were Tassed Yark was na' ITTIQQDC a Th T95 6 Can us rwer fvenT TTe Onc TCI CTI Q J. DLC .. SCT DDA FFS The hTghesT degree aT excelience amar Q schaaf news- papers. Jerry Hahnhaarn grabbed hrsT p'ace hanars in TC TT'Ts'aT cr N 'yxshng and edning can s', 1. . Cc.TherTne Oarke Taak second place in yearbaak few r'T'n . Yar canven'ianeeTs sewing an panels were CaTh- erine Oarke Karen Karrer and Sue Tiranwpsen, f'y1Tss STeinherg nTaderaTed The yearhaak IayauT panel. E EDITORS LEY Blow Sa nd A Je ry n :cur J Rajer !v'aTey REPORTERS READ THEIR PAPERS TOO Lower Rnghl Tvn Buchanan

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Proves Itself Needed and Valuable Duke Group l've Got a Tsikrit , panel auiz program was the Student Courcil's way ot presenting this year's new faculty men-bers Teachers revealed cimazing secrets and biograplsical intormation to the panel and stu- dents at the hrst all-school convocation ot the year. Popcorn and activity tickets were among the wares ot Council members as football season opened. During the year these representatives ot the student body participated in the Community Improvement Protect. They sat in on committees themselves and worked to interest other students in the program. 6 GREASE CHASERS-ABOVE-Patty Barrett, Marilyn Lyle, Linda Picard WHEEL or FORTUNE-RIGHLRQQH Dey, Larry Pen- ney, Karla Veline l PUNCH BOWL FOR THE PROM-BELOW-'-Don Hagr- man, Joan Moline, Charlotte Erickson, PROOFS FOR THE NEW DUKE GUIDEBOOK-LOWER RIGHT-'Barbara Diehl, Anita Burns, Charlotte Erick- son, Principal Charles Brown .N s x L A 1 White Christmas Ball-a ball for all-was a product of Studert Council industry. Their other big event was tlne Junior-Senior prom, A Christmas show- case display and a tree in tne hall rounded out the group's yuletide activities. During X-.merican Education Week in the fall mem- bers helped usher and serve, The wheels were set in motion tor a Dulce Guidebook as a code of conduct was drawn up bythe Council. On Faculty Day in the spring the directorate honored stat? members with boutonnieres and a post-school cotlee. Cabinet otticers were president Larry Penney, vice president Nate Gross, secretary Joan Moline, and treasurer Charlotte Erickson. Ervin i-lotlart was Council adviser. 'N t Yilll xv, L 'QL