York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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SCOQTER RACE-ABOVE-Miss Almd Stoddard, sponsor, B, VVilson, B. Hayes, S. Daws, S Miller, D Sfuhri S. G A Activities Teach Girls oT York High who parTicipaTed in The acTiviTies oT Girls AThleTic X-ssociaTion were The recipienTs oT many ple:1sanTly-aTTained beneTfTs. Through Tlweir aThleTic and recreaTive TuncTions The gi-'ls had a good Time while learning valuable lessons. Every Thursday The energeTic Temales meT in The girls' gym and losT no Time geTTing inTo acTion. Some oT The girls' TavoriTe pasTimes were badminTon, soccer baseball, archery, bombardmenT, Tennis, soTTball, bowl- ing, baskeTball, Tumbling and oThers. Playing hard, buT fairly, The girls did much more Than improve Tl'eir co-ordinanon and healTh, They learned The value oT co-operaTion, sporTsmanship and Tair play. Miss I-lma SToddard, GAA sponsor, guided and in- sTrucTed The members in Their aThleTic Training. IT was Through her ThaT The girls were able To achieve Their goals. ln February The group Traveled To Lincoln To Take parT in Play Day along wiTh oTher GAA'ers of Nebras- ka VViTh The orher schools, The Duke menibers learned abouT Those chapTers and Thoroughly enioyed Them- selves. The day was spcnT vviTh games and other en- ioyable c1cTiviTies. GAA ogicers Tor T956-57 were presiclc-nT Shirley Buchanan, vicc'-pri-siclc-nT Derofliy hloTTschneicler, sec- e'ai'y Susan iviocre, Ti'c-:isurisr Joyce STaehr and poinT- keeper CynTlTic1Ci'avvford. Members Many Lessons Judy Herfzel kicks soccer ball in baseball game.-LEFT- WaTching are J. Shuttlesworth, J. Shipley, B. Norauesf, C. Crawford, N, Tenney, R. STuhr, S. Wallingford, B. Collingharn VOLLEYBALL ACTION-BELOWfJ. ShuTTlesworTh, S. Buchanan, B. Wilson, B. NorquesT BOMBARDMENT-LOWER LEFT-B. Norquesi, S. Daws, S. Wal' lingford, K. Hall KTHROWINGJ, S. Crawford, J. ShuTTlesworTh. FAR ROW-J. Shipley, B. Collingharn, S. Buchanan, J. Sfaehr. J, Barr, J. Herfzel SLU

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by Crazy Spring Weather, Have Mediocre Year Four Dukes qualihed for the state Class B Track meet in Lincoln, May TO-ll. The four-Ted Wright, Roger Svatos, Dave Lott and Larry Penney-earned this right to represent York at The state showdown by placing Third or better in the district qualifying meet at Crete. ln that meet York placed a respectable fourth, as Lott won the discus and Wright the 220. Penney grabbed second in the discus and Svatos third in the 880. Duke harriers, defending conference champs, did not fare so well in This year's Central-TO outing at Schuyler. Coach George Bostwick's proteges fell to sixth on The conference rung in that meet. What the i957 Track men lacked in accomplish- ments they made up for in determination, spirit and sportsmanship. Ansar' ,Un s- pw: K 0' xx I I Not bad, Dave, says Coach John Boyer to Dave Lott as he measures a discus throw, Looking l on are Roger Dobberstcin, Dave Staehr, Dan I Bt-men and Bob shfigley.-Aaove Watching Russ Pickrel run in for an important vault are Gary McKenzie, Jim Davis, and Merle Keyser.-LEFT 1957 TRACK SQUAD-FIRST ROW-R. Piclirel, R. Svatos, D. Lott, D. Schortenberg, S. Welch, D. Barrett, G. McKenzie. SECOND ROW:-J. Strand, J. Mayer, T. Wright, R. Dobberstein, G. Hohn- baum, L, Penney, D. Staehr. THIRD ROW-Coach George Bostwick, M. Keyser, T. Blodgett, J. Davis, G, Hiett, B. Shrigley, L. Penney, Coach John Boyer

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