York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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fRightl Steve Beaver cuts off an outlet pass. tFaP Rightl Senior Blaine Predmore goes up for a shot. lBottom Rightl Doug Prince looks for a teammate cutting for the basket. Jl7z1lir.1.u 3 2 ,J- R fBelowJ Phil Hall drives in for a layup. -'-r .- U6 WT' Q 111124 Although the varsity boys basketball team lost their first eight games, a high point in the year was when they beat Aurora for the first time in five years. The win came during the district tournament advancing the Dukes to semifinals against Seward. Seward won and ended the Dukes' season with a record of 8 wins and 14 losses. The varsity team was lead by seniors Phil Hall, Randy Swanson and Keith Miller. Miller, 6'7 , was second in state with 12.9 rebounds per game. Swanson, York's leading scorer, had a 13.5 point per game average. Hall was cited by 68 BOYS' Basketball Ns .y , ..,.,,,, 5... rg. Coach John Arnold as being an aggressive ballplayer. The J.V. team had a good year. They won all but three of their games. Sophomores Jim Rupprecht, Ben Boyle, Bryan Snodgrass, Tom Cox, John Woolard, Scott Hulse and Brian Neesen were members of the talented and record-setting sophomore team. They were the first sophomore team in YHS history to go undefeated at 6-O. The freshman team was O for 7. According to one authoritative source, with a little practice the team will be quite successful in the future. by Tommy Toms and Karla Fillman