York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Few convos, but man pep rallies 4.4, 'wr Only two convocations were held last year. The reason is because there's not a lot of topics that interest everyone. lf the kids aren't interested, they tend to misbehavef' said Vice Principal Ruth Larkin. Another reason is because the Educational Service Unit just didn't have as many artists to offer and rising prices had an effect on funds. The convocations featured Kevin Delaney, a musician and artist, and Bernie Saggau, a motivational speaker who dwelled on improving students' self-esteem. The cheerleaders brought a lot of creativity into their pep rallies last year. Some of the various activities they held included undressing in sleeping bags, dressing up as punk rockers and football players, and having teachers dress up as cheerleaders. The most exciting pep rally featured two of the male cheerleaders performing two rock tunes to help generate the school's spirit. When asked how the crowd reacted to pep rallies, JV cheerleader Karmen Kelch replied, usually they get a big kick out of all the crazy things we dolv by Deb Moyer fAbovel The pep band provides the school song at the pep rallies. fTop Rightl Artist-insresidence Kevin Delaney, shows senior Michele M. Smith the fine art of playing the violin. fRightl Mr. Don KeelanfWhite leads the che Qpmig a pep r . ti WW ' f f N GM 10 Q ' is QM t:tc9iXW9 ,lf gs 'QD Xok ,Gull Srlx 014 0' 9 W 4 ltmv WF ,J uk 8 Pep Rallies Q9 0. XG? Y X,-Bqkxi ZQET7 KXQSO' VTX lk fill xg. ,ips X624 KL ,... 4 f . s E if 5. 'l ': 1' .Y t if -'t' Q b .,., H A 3 t 1 is-.sly x Q H Q-.Q , ..::taf..:.. -- waz: ' - f : .ss-,ssc .. ttf t J l

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Droud, Flllman crowned royalt fAboveJ Randy Swanson outruns two Grand Island N.W. pursuers in York's 51- 13 loss. fAbove Rightj Catherine Hoffman and Cheryl Kerr sell homecoming mums as one of the junior class's money-raising projects. fRightJ The Senior class won first place for the second year in a row with their float entitled f'Sink the Vikings. 1 0 ' HOI11BCOmll1Q