York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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Underclassmen lead spring squads The boys' golf and girls' tennis teams both were led this year mostly by underclassmen. The golf team had no seniors and junior Catherine Hoffman played No. lfor the girls' tennis team. The golf team had a very successful season this spring as they posted a 6-0 dual record. The team was led by junior Paul Miller. Miller also came very close to medaling at the conference tournament. Coach Harold Elkins said The team did well but we needed more consistency from certain individuals. Letterwinners were Miller, Steve Beaver, Kurt Harre, Al Townsend, Kent Gardner, Bryan Snodgrass and Tom Cox. The girls' tennis team finished with a tough 2-5 record, with many of the girls forced into varsity play for the first time. The doubles team of Mary Greenlee and Brenda Burnham won their first match at the state tournament but then lost their second. All other entries lost in the first round. Senior letterwinners were Sandy Taylor, Julie Kuzelka, Deb Foreman, Mary Nicholson, Shari Johnson, Lori Heidbreder, Lori Reppart and Martine Vialette. by Noel Lawrence i., fa, ' li W I. g ,fi 5, , 1 1 W Q C35 I .. rw ' ' 'M I A 3 ,J V 41 ' .2-. , . , 'I fi.-' ..f:. we ..., .- fffli' fi! '. . , r :fm , . - fs , ., ,r1:.:z,, - - Wake 1. Q .. ' -' . 4 7 ' A 1 a W Q . fi ir tariff fTopJ Mary Greenlee serves past her doubles teammate, Brenda Burnham. fAboveJ Bryan Snodgrass sets the ball up to tee off. fLeftJ Junior Catherine Hoffman practices her serve while warming up before a match. TEI1l1iSfC-Olf 'I 57

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Depth, experience prove successful Numbers and experience played important roles in the relative success of the track teams -the boys had both and the girls had neither. The boys showed their depth and experience 150 out, 17 returning lettermen1 as they finished as runner up in four meets 1including conference and districts1, won their division of the Yowell Classic and sent nine members to state. Senior Rod Droud placed second in the triple jump in class B and third overall with a jump of 45'10 for York's only points. Other qualifiers were Ivan Keller 11600, 32001, Greg Brackhan 1shot1, Gregg Adams 1400, 1600 relay1, Jr. Eklund 1pole vault1, Jim Moran 18001, Jeff Meradith, Brad Dickey and Tracy Dodson 1all 1600 relay1. School records included Droud's triple jump and Eklunds 13' pole vault. Only two seniors, Sue Kirkpatrick and Karla Fillman, showed up to lead 19 other members when the season opened in March . The girls lost their only two duals with their best showing against Central City, 73-62. In other meets they generally finished toward the bottom. Kirkpatrick qualified for state in the 100m, but failed to score. Team leaders during the season were Kirkpatrick 1100, 2001, Brenda Gorsett 14001, Renee Otoupal 18001, Joyce Heier and Karla Fillman 11600, 32001, Brenda Stinson 1high jump1, Teri Adams 1long jump1, Karen Callahan and Betsy Brouillette 1weights1. by Proxy Q Zz mga 'l 58 Track