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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Q , 1 Y 1 ps C Springtime Finds Country Club Popular Spot Cold, damp weafher didn'T dampen golfing spiriTs aT York High, as The Duke LinksTers sailed Through arfofher successful season, The weTTesT spring in several years seriously cuT down The number of affernoons suiT- able for pracTice, buf Coach Earl Graff's proTegefs showed real championship form in rneefs. ln The annual Cenfral-TO Conference Meef, held aT Schuyler This year, The Dukes comforfably oufclassed The five-Team field To bag The conference championship. For York linksTers iT was The Third consecuTive C-lO CLOVHAT, Jerry DieTrich led York wiTh a score of 83, which nearly won him medalisT honors for The ouTing. Dave Klone and Larry Meyer added a pair of 92's To provide The York winning Tally. Duke golfers also showed well in The STaTe Class B Championships aT Lincoln's Pioneer Golf Course, as They grabbed fourfh among The many enfries. Jerry DieTrich again was low man for York. A Triangular aT The York CounTry Club neTTed The Duke club-swingers an easy Triunsph. CreTe and Fuller- Ton couldn'T keep pace wiTh The York boys, sparked by Larry Vennur'n's 83, As displayed by Their season showing, i957 golfers upheld York l-ligh's fine Tradifion on The links, displaying boTh fair play and compeTence. 'a 4 is. .......ul Draw--M 5 5 9 - Look here, now, says Coach Earl Graft as he passes on know-how To David Klorie, Bob Moore, Ed Zieg, Harvey Perlman and Jerry Dieirich. -LEFT Larry Vennum holes ouT The easy way as David Klone and Jerry Diefrich smilingly look on.-LOWER LEFT How'd we do? .lim Kemp, Roger Greer 'Fullerfon' and Lyrn Elsner iCreTei eye Larry Vennum os he ToTols scores.-BELOW