York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Spring Supplement Ingredients Clubs 8: Classes ....... Fine Arts ........ .... p ages 148, Skip Day .............. pages 150, . pages 146, Prom .................. pages 152, Honors, Baccalaureate, Graduation .......... pages 154, Golf and Tennis ........ pages 156, Track ........... .... p ages 158, End of Product .............. page 1981-82 Duke Spring Supplement 147 149 151 153 155 157 159 160 1115

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Spring fever hits as Work continues Warm weather encouraged spring fever as the school year came to a close. Besides good times such as playing Frisbee on the school lawn, hard work also ended the year with various clubs and organizations winning awards. The following FBLA members won honors at state competition in Omaha: Lisa Maneely, elected state secretaryg Sandy Heng, fourth place in public speakingg Kathy Kaiser, fifth place in clerk typist Ig and Martine Vialette, honorable mention in economics. Senior Frank Sandall was named a FFA state farmerg Kyle Bailey was awarded the Arnold Sandall Memorial and Gregg Johnson was named outstanding young member in FFA. VICA members Kelly Crawford and Mike Beaver won awards at state competition held in Lincoln. Crawford placed second in carpentry while Beaver placed third in job interview. Four of the speech team members won superior awards held in Lincoln. Crawford placed second in carpentry while Beaver placed third in job interview. Four of the speech team members won superior awards at districts. They were Stephanie Keller, Matrissa Leggett, Kirk Miller and Greg Woods. Those four participated in state where Miller and Woods both won fifth place medals. A different approach was taken at annual district music contests. For the first time in York's history, all the choirs from freshman through seniors participated in the event. Band also attended districts. Although the school year ended, some activities Continued through the summer. The band traveled to Kansas City June 1,2 and 3 to perform informal concerts at Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun. Juniors Marlin Hughes and Lenny Rodenbur participated in the American Legion's Boys State June 6-12 in Lincoln. Several faculty members ended their association with YI-IS. Assistant Principal Ruth Larkin resigned to move to the east coast. German teacher Deb Fishback, English teacher Randi Schmeichel, band director Dave Erickson and football coach Charles Chevalier also resigned. by Deb Moyer and Mary Nicholson 146 Spring Wrap ..f 5, , . 312531 Y' me ff +5 'iii ar Ni' 1-rv aio- ..fgs' F- seams .. we iw is For-.1 -ny. Q, 0 . It 4 it Y s--L