York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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mol pg:-Aff by the FFA boys for The Fume F r-1vvwLv1.x-,H 1 gl- V l ' X 1 .. 3' x T 4 E CO T?f'!ifS and fr-if-nclly come dC-corcncd the QMS' CV-fn' 62' 'rf' -'fry 'I N'D'f1! FTI YV', ,' Fflfl' Dfl If M Hinge 3 521' L' Cfirg fdgfid :mer 'Ve Q-:cnwg S 4 X'-'U' reg' . 'Pay i C:.nQ1! by fI'TfVfli'IVTfZ Ea-.QrNy ,. , 1 , Ngzb? :rf-51 Qggff Di, SfIL,QH'Q dgzvimng .zizi TMC CWM R X X' -7 . order 3' Vp ng, Tr 9 Ff1T'!TxQ Sl Forrfol T5 mn Cm- I H 'BQ X Hcrnefroki-rs, T u gr '1 A KING AND HIS QUEEN-RIGHT-D155-,f Hager, Ralph Grotz COWS, CORN, SODA POP-BELOW Artendonrs Beve-rTy Nober, Roger Dey i '- ,. 1 , 3 Q' fr PROMENADE THAT PRETTY LITTLE GAL!-RIGHT-Roger Hillrner MAKE THEIRS COUNTRY STYLE!-BELOW Dennis Stcehr, Loo WcVsTenl'woT'r, Marion Mozer, ShirTey Gardner Gents Honor Their Ladies at Farmers' Formalp ,Y fx ,xv X

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,E 9, lr A A J .'.' we . g I H G lu-.ff ' ' V, , ' , FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-SEATED-D. R. Sandy, M. Na- W. AnsTine. SECOND ROWfl. Wrighf, G, Healh, G, Shoclcey, ber, R. Hillnier, M. Barr, G, Sorigster, R. Dey, R. Grorz, FIRST W. Clayfon, R. Piclcrel, .l Broadwell, R. Schell, l.. Simpkins. THIRD ROW-G. McGregor, R. Brunibaugh, D. Clayton, D. Judd, M. ROW-D. Sraehr, R. Dobherslein, D, Rains, D. Staehr, G, Tanni- Naber, l Piper, J. Jirlcovslry, R Naber, R. Tanniges, G. Rhaads, ges, T. Schmidt, A. Kohrz, J. Henfrvmg Readiecl by F F A to Fill Their Places in Life lf if is True that all work and no play make Jack a dull boy, none ol Those FFA boys will be dull. The group's play including a fishing trip, watermelon Ilan-na. GRADE A BABY BEEF-Above-Ralph Grarz SOON HE'LL BE AS BIG AS MOM-Right De. f, rggr if Mr feed, intra-club haslcelball and checker Tournamenfs, softball games and, nor To forge? the ladies, The Farmers' Formal. So filled with The conipetiliye spirit were The Tractor pilots they even had a penny-saving contest. The chapfer's Treasure chest was filled quickly as meme bers picked up corn and collected some scrap iron. Board of directors included reporter Merle Naber, sentinel Ralph Grolz, secrerary Gaylord Songsler, Treasurer Roger Dey, vice-president Roger l-lillrner and president Maurice Barr. D. R, Sandy sponsored The chapter. f? . r 1. l x - -, Y M' A, I 'fy . 7' wQ ' F 'T ' if -. ' fir' L ' , 4 51 , , --3.3: ...yr - r r , ,fr Mc . , 1 f ' ' Q 1- 'f-. 5 7 U a A V

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Every young rndn vyonts the woman he rnorries to be a good cook, d grocious hostess, O well-groomed wife. These ond other irnportont troits are stressed by the Future Horneinokers ot I-interico. The girls Gnd plenty ot opportunities to proctice their sociol graces in their mony octivities through the year, Mo ond Po were honorees ot the toll Mo-Po-ond-lyle Banquet. CONNIE OPENS THE CONVO-RIGHT-Anita Burns, Catherine Clarke, Connie Piper, Roy Brown, Charlotte Erickson, Judi Ref- shauge , Q 5 'Y Ladies Prepare to Please Gents in the Home 'SQ Q, 1 3 S Q iw' - Efiwsl 5 ' 'HN W. Hg . Ct 1 ff' u. -uv' - T F 1 , 1, - , A . - Tl' X . is Q ft Q' J i H ,, its yr Q64 4 '- 'SL 4 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICAAC. Dickey, S. Norquest, S. Gardner, K. Dook, S. Brown, T. King, B. Simpkins, M. Mozer, L. Schleuter, J. Wadhams, J. Shipferling, J.' Sloan, J, Klone, D. Q Ti' 'T 1' 7 ' u nj , , 0. W.,-A 3-,Q .J A ZQT i't Hager, L, Wolstenholm, D. Jensen, C. Hobermon, B. Flynn, G. Hodges, H. Pinneo, B. Naber, M. Weldon, J. Shuttlesworth, F. Smith CONVENTION BOUND-LEFT-Kothy Dook, Shoron Norquest, Beverly Naber, Miss Joyce Splittgerber 45