Burke High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burke, SD)

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22 D i r Back row: L. Bartling, Birkel, Aaeeth, Wendell, Miller, Spitzenberger, Hageman, Ieibel, Deering, Junior Ticknor, Durst Middle row: Das, Heerman, V. Meyer, Crandall, Jeanette Ticlcnor, Dykast, Hildebrand, Volberding, Schmidt, Fialn, Reber Front row: G. Bartling, Martin, L. Mayer, Oliver, Swartz, Schlaht, Mel- ven, Kortmeyer, Johnson, Graham FRESHMEIXI At the opening of the term in September 5237, the freshman class again presented e large enrollment, nunbering . A class meeting was held at which Betty Lou Swartz was elected president. Vern Wendell vice- president. Jeanette Ticknor secretary, and John Ieibel, treasurer. Miss Robertson was elected sponsor of the freshman class. During the first weeks of school, the freshmen were initiated by the Jtmiors. ef ter which ordeal they took their places as manbers of the student body. During the course of the year they have held eeverel 'parties and put on stunts in front of the assembly, as well as having had e. part in the benefit band program.

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21 1 Back row: A. Osnes, Becker, Oliver, Steffen, Flaherty, Cehoy, Staack, Halverson, Deering, H. Kahler, Klas Middle row: Butler, Glick, Blake, Noziska, A. Kahler, Graham, H. Smith. Umberger, Delaney, Berger, Barlow, McCarthy, Boar Front row: Black, Painter, Carroll, Young, D. Smith, Lutt, Neuroth, J. Osnes, Risewick, Tblstedt SOPHGMORES Forty-six freshmen enrolled in Burke High in September, 1936, one of the largest freshmen classes in many years. Under the direction of Mr. Crawley, they elected Dorothy Lutt as president, HOWerd Blake as vice-president, Verde Beaman as treasurer, and Larry Barlow as secre- tary. As sophomores, this class re-elected Dorothy Lutt as president Catherine Neuroth is vice-president, and Lauretta Steack is secretary- treasurer. Mr. Holleman is class sponsor.

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23 Back row: Osnes, Kahler, Barlow, Berger, Tolstedt, Qlinn, Hinloen, Deering, Leibel, Bartling, George Middle row: Mr. Hebert, Miss Robertson, Birkel, Blake. Beckers. Lea- therman, Wilson, Spitzenberger, N. Smith. H. Smith, Har- men. Jury, Noziska, Hazen. Mr. Holleman. lb. Rasmussen Front row: D. Snith, Hagel, Wendell. Klundt. Lutt, Staank. Mayer, Malven, Oliver, Hildebrand ONE-ACT PL X-WS Each of the four classes in high school presented a one-act ply in a benefit performance March 13+ for the purpose of raising money for the purchase of uniforms for the band. 'Ihe audience voted by ballot to select the most popular play. The seniors were accorded this honor, and they received a trophy as a reward. The seniors presented Elmer , directed by the senior sponsor, Mr. Hebert. The Junior play was Saving Dad , directed by Mr. Rae- mussen. A Gram Wedding' and A Cuckoo Court . brief sequel plays. were presented by the sophomores under the direction of Mr. Holleman. The freshman play was a farce called And the Villain Still Pursued Her . This play was directed by Miss Robertson.