York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Junior High Pepsters Keep Spirit Burning B team and iunior high contests, as well as var- sity games, receive support trorn the Blue Flames. Vvearing uniforms, attending games and cheering merit members poirts for awards. Seventh graders earn Yfemblems, eighth graders receive stars and freshmen are presented graduaion year numerals. This iunior high group participated in the drill at the Seward basketball game. They collected tood and clothes Iar the Henderson Childrens Home Directing thc year's activities were president Karen Opitz, yiceepresidert Peggy Speece, recording sec- retary Loretta Beelar, corresparding secretary Jua- nita Rosenlel and treasurer Sandra Rosenlof. Miss Louise Blomehkczrnp and Mrs. Celia Block spon- sored the group. BLUE FLAMES-FIRST ROWfMIss Louise Blorriehkarhp, P. Speece, R. Svafas, J. Mosier, S. Vandecar, A. Clarke, N, Stahr, K. Opitz, Mrs Celia Block. SECOND ROWfL. Beelar, S Smidt, E. Dono- hoe, S. Oglesby, M. Witham, K. Hall, V. Friesen, B. Karntz, J. Rosenlot THIRD ROW -S. Brahrrstcad, K. Foley, J Rakeslraw, J. Grafi, J. Tucker, K. Jones, S Dawes, N. Tenrtey, J. Martin, B Hayes. FOURTH ROW-L. JeFIers, N. Moorhead, B. Stuhr, J. Shafler, C Vklhitrnore, B. Powers, J. Haherrrtan, S, Rosenlof, B, Bedient, M Lierrnan, S. Torniges FIFTH ROW -J. Brown, C. Roberts, B. Tanniges, B. McBrIde, S. Rogers, E Grosshans, C. Vialter, G Kaedirg, D. Stulrr, S. Moore, M Kuntzelrran, J Hogmaster, C Crcwtcrcl, A B'rch. D, Epp SIXTH ROW-E. Swarson, A Greg, F. Lake, B Wilson, S. Miller, D Carty, M. Masier, S. Vwlallingford, D. Dabberstein, S, Veline, S. Grebe, C. Mfiraiide, J Fr: d, J MQMNJ StaFr,J Otte, M, Blair, M. Miller. PRE-DRILL EQUIPMENT CHECK-LEFT--Peggy Speece, Jean Tucker, Nancy Mocrehead, Barbara Stuhr, Kay Jones THEY HELPED WIN IT TOO-BELOWe-Jeannette Masier, Ann Clarke, Sue Vandecar, Ruth Ann Svatos, Nancy Stahr

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Onward to Victory Double, do-o'e to l and trouble, ' i i i i i ire off, fri: ci 'fron been e. T s 'h Shakespea'e's help, witches brewed a rtory for the Dekes in a Pepper Shaker f f lf Pepper Shakers worked hard to support e fnts tnrocghou' fre year. Besides spon- ies, they put up posters tor basketball irl pail Qarres arc: provided organ Zed cheer- in y presented an ectscinding Christmas con- foca on with the Y-Club. DIPLOMATS HAVE A SUMMIT CONFERENCE '-Right- Mary Fletcher, Vicre Arneld,.B'oker' Bow Sondra Hin- richs K'z'er Cwis Broken Bow Nanci Rathien PEPPER SHAKERS-FIRST ROW-M Wo precrit, S, Hrnrichs, V. Rank, P. Deoiing, J, Moline, N. Roth en, L. Picard, Adviser Miss Mary Lou Mahlin, SECOND ROW--C. Clarke, A. Burris K. Karrer, L. Jirkovsky, B, Diehl, M, Mozer, C. Piper, G. Hodges, J. Klore THIRD ROW-S. Watt, C Erickson, J, Rho- da, H. Rogers, P. Moulton, M. Lyle, C. Dickey, J. Shuttles- worth, D. Dyer, D Jensen, D. McMahon FOURTH ROW 32 SNAKE DANCE WIGGLES 'ROUND THE CORNER-Left- Nancy Stftln, R,tn 5.atos, Jed Sr Mer, Eloire Cooper, Joyce tfef re Pepper Shakers lived up to their name this year as they introduced crepe paper shakers into their 'punks The senior h gh group ioiried 're Blue Flames in a halt-tirne drill ot the York-Sevnofd gorne. Pepper Shaker othcers were president 'Margie Wolhrecht, vice-president Linda Picard, secretary Janet Klone and treasurer lanfce Kuntzelrnan. Point system provides awards for active, interested inonhers. Sopltorrffres receive a pin, iuniors a butt par and seniors a 'Y' locket. Spot'ers chalking up points tor the i956-57 activities were Deanna Jen- sen, Linda Kleinholz, .lJdy Jetters, Carrna Ostrom, Beverly Wochner and Jane Foster. L. '0v'olstenholn', U VV, Fl, P Barrett, K, Carey, M. Botturrt, R. Rarwinson, J l.'.i'-ters, J Kuntzelmar, D ldc'ir'7, K. Opitz, J. Addison, FIFTH ROW-e-E. Cooper, K. Veline, J. Crooks, P. Powers, J Sr'iLl'1, S Grebe, M. Johnson, B Wochner, L. Scnleutef, R. Risden, H. Pinneo, J. Sloan SIXTH ROWWC. Ustiorii J R '-'i' 1 're J Fever, S r't:j5f: K Lyle, B. Stahr, S Holch, J Nr line J. Jegers, S. G:aha'n, C Stevens. 6 0 O

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Prep Players Present House Without Windows Twisted programs and chewed tingernails did not hinder the audience's applause as the YHS auditorium curtain closed on House Without Win- dows, a tale ot greed, hate and young love. Dim- med lights and pensive music set the scene for suspense and drama at the February l production, The cast were Estelle Marr, Margie Walbrecht, Ed- gar Marr, Jerry Hohnbaum, Ann Marr, Barbara Diehl, Arthur Marr, Bill Bovey, Elizabeth, Karen Kar- rer, Charles Shelley, Larry Crawford, and Miss Oakes, Myrna Wulff. Russel Klein sponsored Prep Players. 41 TIME OUT FOR NONSENSE ABOVE Margie Wolbrecht Jerry Hohnbaum Larry Crawford Bill Bovey Myrna Wulft Karen Karrer REFINISHING JOB LEFT Catherine Clarke Nanci Rathien Barbara Diehl Kenny Hewitt Janice Kuntzelman HIGH-POWERED SALESMANSHIP - BELOW - Vir- ginia Rank, Mary Lue Bottum, Harriet Rogers, Mari- lyn Lyle, Judi Retshauge, Susan Graham HELIZABETH! YOU'RE LEAVING? -LOWER RIGHT -Barbara Diehl, Myrna Wulft, Jerry Hohnbaum, Karen Karrer Karen Karrer presided at Prep Players meetings during York High's seventy-fourth year. Margie Wal- brecht was vice-president, Sue Graham, secretary, and Mary Lue Bottum, treasurer. This year the Prep Players' annual acting awards went to: Best Actress Margie Walbrecht .. House Without Windows Best Actor Jerry Hohnbaum . House Without Windows Best Supporting Actress Barbara Diehl ..... . House Without Windows Best Supporting Actor Bill Bovey ..... .. .. House Without Windows Best Bit Player Karen Karrer V- - . . -.,......-- House Without Windows DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT-BELOW-Rus sel Klein, Jane Foster, Jerry Mayer, Suz- anne Hogan, Patti Moulton, Sandro Hin- richs, Joyce Moline 4' . x li