Burke High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burke, SD)

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12 Briese, Hildebrand, Jury Under the direction of Mrs. Jury, the trio, consisting of Dor- tha Briese, soprano, Rosella Hildebrand, second soprano, and Betty Jury, contralto, has had a very successful season. The trio sang on various occasions furing the school year and received a rating of ugoodn in the district music contest. TFQICD Ccont'd from page 7-U joined as sophomores, bringing the number to 32. In the sophomore year of this grou , Betty Jury served as pres- ident, and Doroth Harman as secretary-treasurer, with Mr. Debbie as sponsor. Again during this year several dropped out and some new stu? dents Joined, so that as juniors this group had 25 members. Hazel Risewick was elected president, Edmund George vice-president, Luella Leatherman secretary, and Marie McMullen treasurer. Mr. Holleman sponsored this class. During their senior year, the group elected Neta Smith presi- dent, Dorothy Harman vice-president, and Luella Leatherman secretaf ry-treasurer. With Mr. Hebert as sponsor, the class of 1938 was ac- tive in all school functions. They presented NElmern, a one-act comedy, in the band program, and nMill of the Godeu, a dramatic play in three acts, as their senior play. They have been an industrious and loyal group, and their in- structors and schoolmates see them leave Burke High School with as much sadness as the seniors themselves feel at leaving behind them the happiest four years of their lives.

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11 Back row: B. Risewick. llcllullen, Wendell, Graham, Hagel, H. Snith, Spitzenberger, Jury, Hildebrand., Ibrkast Middle row: Mrs. Jury, ll. Risewick, Hanson, L. Mayer, Harman, Ulmer, V. Meyer, Heerman, Miss Robertson Front row: Malven, Schlaht, Briese, lby, Hinken, Carroll, Painter, Kortmeyer, D. Snith GLEE CLUB The glee club, under the direction of Katherine M. Jury, eang at the dedication of the new higx school building and at the Christmas program. Elhe club also took part in the Winner spring festival and entered the district music contest, where they performed very credit- ably. The girls also appeared at Baccalaureate and Commencement. The club consists of twenty-eigmt girls, talnen from all the four classes. This is the largest group after elimination that has ever represented Burke High School. In llalven, a manber of the club, entered the soprano solo divi- eion of the music contest at Geddes.

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13 Y b Back row: Osnes, Spitzenberger, Hageman, Aaseth, Glick, Barlow, M . Hebert Middle row: Carroll, Edwin Deering, Elman Deering, McCarthy, Swartz, Mahrt Front row: Hazen, George, A. Halverson, R. Halverson, Black, Tick- nor FGOTBALL The Burke Bulldogs lived up to their name during the 1937 season. They were outweighed by every team they played, but were never out- fought. The line averaged 138 and the backfield 135. The good spirit and good sportsmanship of the Burke Bulldogs could not be excelled by that of any of their opponents. Spring football practice was held this year for the first time in several years. Much of the success of the football team Was due to the splendid coaching of Mr. Hebert. . Burke 6 Burke 6 Gregory 37 Ainsworth 7 Burke 7 Burke 26 Puklana 7 Dallas O Burke 19 Burke 0 Dallas 0 Co lome 6