Burke High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burke, SD)

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!77'f' BAND Back row: Middle row: Kallander, Matson Front row: Gerny, Ticknor, Olson, Kirsch, Wilson The Burke High School band, under the direction Stoddard, consisted of only 16 members this year. For such a small group they have done fine work. played at the home basketball games. Klufa, Guthmiller, Clausen, Bentz, Gunvordahl Mr. Stodard, Fobair, Connell, Schlaht, Lutt, of Mr. They

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:ep i 6 ffgknx r V .4 A L. 5 f I 1 gigs H , ,Y I 4 CLIE CLUB Back row: L. Burr, Mayer, Gail Lewis, Glee Lewis,Guthmi1ler Klufa, S. Walden,Woehl,E. Smith, V. Smith Risewick, Ellen Martin Middle row: B. Herman, Graham, Stroup, Forbes, Gunvordahl M. Sorensen, Eastlund, Kallander, J. Sorensen, C. Herman, Ticknor, Mrs. Jury Schlaht, Albright, Duerfeldt, Nashel, Anderson Hageman, S. Burr, Juran, Bohnet, Fobair, Elaine Martin, Soper Front row: The Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Jury had thirty-seven members this year. The officers of last year held over with Marilyn Schlaht, president and Lois Guthmiller, secretary-treasurer. The initiation picnic planned for November l was changed to a party followed by a dance because of a snowstorm. During the year the girls entertained at several meetings and programs, ending the year by singing at the baccalaureate and commencement services.

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OOTBALL Back row: Matson, Harman, Dean Bentz, Halverson, D. Turgeon, Prchal, S. Schlaht, K. Smith, Mr. Todd Front row: Doering, Clausen, Canon, M. Schlaht, Steffen, Kortmeyer Deering, Don Bentz The Burke six man football team completed one of the most successful seasons in the history of the school. They chalked up an undefeated season with five wins and one tie. Seven lettermen will be lost by graduation this spring. Opponent Burke Opponent Burke Dallas O 48 Mission 12 l2 Butte O 18 Springview 6 25 Mission 6 39 Dallas 6 20