York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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I have never had such well behaved classes. I really enjoyed working with the seniors because I felt like I was working with adults, instead of kids, said Mrs. Barb Burnham, class sponsor, in testimony of the senior class. With a whopping 31,300 in the class treasury, the seniors had plans. Their homecoming float won first place for the second year in a row, and another S100 prize. The float's theme was Sink the Vikings and portrayed Kermit the Frog seated at the stern of a Viking ship. Officers elected to lead the senior class were: Blaine Predmore, president, Karla Fillman, vice- presidentg Rod Droud, secretaryg and Randy Swanson, treasurer. Required classes for seniors were, Political Science, Economics, Rhetoric and an English class. Outside of the classes, clubs and cliques came a new club, The Stripesf' fa takeoff from last year's senior club, The Scrubsvl. The club consists of about 50 senior boys. Besides helping to cheer on the athletic teams, The Stripes also held various money-making dances and parties, the proceeds of which were used for a big graduation celebrationl' at the end of the year. by Kris Heiden . X, 'Y 3. N Margon Brouillette Cindy Burhoop eff are bi.. X New Brian Hale and Doug Prince find some great ways to eat roast beef at a Thursday ' night football supper. 108 - S6rli0rS Jim Cartwright Kristi Charlton Dawn Christian

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Stripes formed in Scrubs mold Deb Christiansen Linda Cleveland Terry Cramer Kelly Crawford Shelly Crawford Shelly Driewer Rod Droud Dana Edmunds Seniors - 109