York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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W Page 150 QTopJ Paul Good expresses the good word to the camera. CBottom Rightj Alan Haack's bronco provided four-wheeling fun for a few brave seniors. fBottom Leftl Without the comforts of home, Dawn Christian and other seniors found some pretty messy things to sit on. Page 151 CTop Leftj Lori McClain gets baptized by Margon Brouillette and Jim Sjolander, fTop Rightj Four senior boys take a break from four-wheeling, swimming and terrorizing others. They are Ueft to rightj Dave Ermer, Greg Boyle, Doug Prince and Greg Wagner. fBottomJ Taking advantage of the warm but windy weather are Sandi McKenzie, Karen Trouten, Tammy Peterson, Deb Foreman, Linda Renken and Lori Smith. , .Msg r , 5 af, 4,??h.st ggv Skip Day 151

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Some skip, some stumbleg all enjo Laying out, swimming, and listening to music were the three main activities of senior skip day. While most seniors used the time to work on their tans, others preferred to float on innertubes in the middle of a watering hole, used more frequently by cows than seniors. A farm north of town was the setting for the day. Sunny but windy weather left some seniors with sun and wind burns. While there were no special chefs, the seniors provided their own food, potato chips, pizza, tacos, and beverages. Being so close to town made the trips to local fast food joints easy for the hungry bunch. Some seniors spent the weekend, while others preferred the comforts of home. Those who did 'rough it' stayed in pup tents or out in the open in tornado-watch weather. Injuries, generally minor, plagued the weekend including rolling three wheelers, losing a couple people and a gas tank while four-wheeling, and other various cuts and bruises. Tired, burnt, but happy, seniors headed home Monday night with some great memories. by Theresa Stephens sf -tw -if 'I 50 Skip Day

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Prom: Don't Stop Believin' ight Dinner by candlelight, champagne glasses filled with bubbly ginger ale and French-dressed waiters set the mood for the prom on April 16, held in the gym for the first time due to scheduling mishaps. Junior class president Tracy Dodson gave the welcoming speech to begin the Don't Stop Believin ' evening with Blaine Predmore accepting on behalf of the honored class. The candidates were announced by Jeff Meradith and Denise Snell, with Predmore and Karla Fillman being crowned Duke and Duchess by last year's royalty. Over 300 people attended the dance which was held on the gym floor amidst flower-covered trellises, a spouting fountain and white iron love seats. Music was provided by the band Glass Onion. Couples could have their picture taken, seated on a floral wrapped swing, surrounded by flowers and other greenery, as a memoir of the event for the cost of 37.00. A meal of Salisbury steak, baked potatoes, corn, tossed salad and cake was catered by a local restaurant. by Kris Heiden ,J . .M 1 K -9: 5 4 I . A ,I 'iiii i5fgi W' , ' .M-5' it 'i ' .ii tTop Leftj Garden seats, a fountain and green plants decorate the gym floor. fTop Rightl Dina Harre and John Alms take a break from dancing to pose for a picture. fAbove Leftj Alan Haack, Shawn Cero, Frank Sandall, Renee Harre and Steve Strasheim enjoy the banquet. fRightl Paul Rosenau and Sandi McKenzie enter the dance over the traditional bridge. 152 PFOYT1