York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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C 0 , 0 0 Spoon Rlver wms conference title lTop Leftj Jeff Tasset ponders the life of a short judge. fAbove Rightl Senior Bob Brightwell looks with contempt at his backlife in Spoon River. CLeftl Applying makeup before her performance in l'Spoon River Anthology, is junior Leia Connely, One-Act Play - 17

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A cast of 17 members performed the one-act play Spoon River Anthologyv under the direction of Mr. Don Keelan- White. They won first place in conference on January 9 in Grand Island. From conference they went to districts, which was held on January 18 at Lincoln Southeast High School in Lincoln. Although the judges were real tough, they received second place, just missing the chance to go to state. The cast members that received a superior rating for their fine performace were Tim Jacobson, Robert Brightwell, Kirk Miller, Stephanie Keller and Greg Woods. For the most part, each cast member practiced their parts on their own time. Except for a week before each competition, they worked together three hours a night depending on the weather. Shelly Driewer, a cast member, said, I thought it would be real hard work to put the play together, but it was so much fun, it didnit seem like hard work. All of the cast members did a very goodjob and they all worked together very well. by Mary Nicholson viewpoint is junior Lynda Olson. CAbove Rightj Applying the plaque for their lst place finis Above Left Deb Hoskins looks on as Kirk Miller awakes the Central Conference One Act play contest is junior St fTopJ Explaining the meaning of life from a housewifes from a drunken stuP0f h c i Q Keller 16 ' One-ACt Play

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JA f 8' We are the Stars was the theme of the All- Sports Banquet held in the high school gym commons March 26. Penny Jacobsen and Greg Brackhan were crowned top ahtletes out of 10 candidates by last year's best athletes, Julie Beaver and Ron Moran. The roast beef dinner was catered by a local restaurant. The Booster Club and the Scream Team sponsored and provided funds for the evening. Enjoying the job of Toastmaster was senior Dave Ermer, who humored everyone with some dry, but funny jokes and comments. Athletes from each sport gave a short speech detailing their season resulting in some very humorous moments. Rod Droud, Paul Rosenau, Blaine Predmore and Randy Swanson sang a barber-shop-quartet-style track song. Toastmaster Ermer was threatened with a whipped cream pie by Phil Hall and Predmore, only to have it end up in Steve Beaverls face. Following the banquet was a dance sponsored by the Stripes at the community center. by Gretchen Huebert Girls Golf . ...Julie Kuzelka Boys' Tennis . L T. Greg Woods Football 7. ,..... Greg Brackhan I Randy Swanson Boys' Cross Country. Joe Waller Girls, Cross Country . . . . . g Karla Pillrnan Volleyball . . :Shari Johnson J J Penny Jacobsen Boys' Basketball . .... Q . . . . . . Blaine Predmore Girls' Basketball . .Kathy Staehr Wrestling ...... Kelly Crawford Girls, Tennis . Lori, Heidbreder Girls' Track . . . Sue Kirkpatrick Boys' Track .... l. . .W Rod Droud Boys' Golf ..... Alan Townsend Cheerleaders . . . Q .Karla Fillniaps lAbovel A pie in the face for junior Steve Beaver punctuates the evening. his speech. lTopl Joe Waller displays his loyal support for Cross Country during tAbove Rightl Lori Heidbreder and fellow Scream Team member 18 - All sports decorate for the All'Sports Banquet. g Paul Rosenaul.