York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Squads attend campsg boys added Summer camp at Lake Okoboji started off the year for the cheerleaders. Besides learning various cheers and chants and winning a spirit stick, the girls also waited out a tornado warning in the basement of a cabin. The squads consisted of ten varsity and eight JV members. Instead of being assigned to a particular sport, the girls were expected to cheer on given dates. This added variety and also helped the girls learn the 'rules of various sports. For the first time in the school's history, male cheerleaders were added to the system. Seniors Rod Droud, Tommy Toms, Paul Rosenau, and Steve Strasheim made it possible to perform larger stunts and turned up the volume of the squads during basketball season. The Dukettes attended the NCA Superstar Pom Pon summer camp in Lincoln where they learned routines and techniques in preparation for the year's performances. The girls performed at three football and five basketball half-time shows. Pom pon girls were considered members of the band and had a regular class for one semester. This class time was used for practicing and preparing routines for up- coming events. The uniforms were similar to previous years. They were made of blue silk skirts and vests accompanied by white shirts and boots. by Deb Moyer fAboveJ Dukettes Dawn Christian and Deb Moyer enjoy their bus ride to the state fair with the band. lAbove Rightj Kris Stootsberry cheers at a football game. lRightJ Cheerleader no. 66 doesn't seem out of place as she performs with the rest of the squad at a pep rally. 96 - Cheerleaders rr ff! - ti , ef' frfxf'

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f Ewfeivfs 34?-iii, - as -5 Freshman, sophomore and chancel choirs, all under the direction of new instructor, lVlr.rGreg Turner, had a year of udifferencef' Changes included a different method of doing warm-ups, more difficult music and a new grading system. Because of disciplinary problems, students were graded weekly on performance, use of individual abilities and discipline. Grades were posted weekly by student number so the singers could check their progress. With only 10 boys in chancel choir during first semester, three or four girls were required to fill-in as tenors. Second semester saw an upswing in the enrollment of boys to 15, which helped the sound. Throughout the year the choir participated in events at the Albion Choral clinic, the Wayne State clinic and districts. Music selections performed ranged from pop to some classics. The choirs joined for their annual Christmas concert and showcased their talent with a spring concert. by Theresa Stephens C.. .Q fl it ,iff tLeftl Kimm Mason doesn't seem as interested in the music as her other A classmates do. fTop Leftl Mr. Greg Turner, director, plays the piano for the choir. lAbove7 Danny Adams needed his choir experience to portray a member of the rock group I.overboy. Choir - 95

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