York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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l Just as wholesome and nutritious as the higher grades and often a thrifty buy, says the government about plain label or generic products. it's a good buy because the food is Grade C or standard as opposed to the fancy, choice or extra standard that is used in brand name products. Grade C may mean that the product is slightly irregular in size, shape or color. The product is bought wholesale and cheaply packaged, making it an inexpensive buy. This year's Duke has a plain label, yes, but that doesn't mean that the content is substandard. It may be slightly irregular in some ways, but the manufacturer promises that it will be as wholesome and nutritious as any labeled yearbook. K , pictures. ' prfdbuiieagllffgfagftantage of the Warm Weather' two Students lBOttOlT1 Rightl Beth koeneke, a senior product of vlis, enioys lTop Rignti Amy stunr poses for the final product of ner school afternoon on me Water' lntl 0ClLICti0I'1 ' 5 BFI

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In this time of inflation, Reaganomics and budget cuts, the cheaper no-brand products appeal to all classes of consumers. With every dollar buying less, consumers are very picky about how they spend their money. They watch for sales, do comparative shopping and many times find that generic products fit the bill. Standard quality can be bought at a 10 to 35 percent savings as compared to similar brand- named products. According to one store manager, generic sales in York have tripled in the last year to nearly 'IO percent of the total sales volume. We're not pulling any punches, the Duke is a yearbook that fits the times and is the trend of the future. V lAbovel The York f3f1S fif'ICl the HSWSDSDEI' fT'lOf'6 il'1fEI'9Sfil'1Q than lRigI'ltl AFI AUVZHCEU BiOlOgV StLIClEf1t observes HEY' 8XDEY'iIT1SI'11I the ODDOSHWQ IEBITYS free IYIFOWS at diSfI'iCtS. results. lTOp Left? Jeff HUFIDUITT searches DBDEFS fOI' valuable iI1fOl'I'T'l3IiOl1 ir'l Media. lI1tY0dLlCti0l'1 ' 5