Burke High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burke, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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Next is Ted Greer, who runs Greer's Ice Cream Shop, popular hang out for stu- dents. Ted was elected to a three year term. Henry Clausen, chairman, has served on the board for over twenty-three years. Henry is a mortician and operates the Rosebud Mink Farm. Bill Hinken, Sec. Manager of the Farmer's Union Insurance Co., is another new member elected to a two year tenn. Mrs. Marvin Iler, housewife, is serving a three year term. Mrs. Her is also active in church and civic enterprises. 3 2 7 I mf 5 W 6:4 , . ggitlff, 1 ., ' ,W H ' Q 'V,l,. Q-A :Q U' .44 x I 0 4 f if' my ,, ge i E ga: is if ' Jff,.,... 9 if -vw Ms V? . ff .Mx.-.QM if I aff ' E fhijkqf, 4- ' 'FK-4+ 4,wr,x i f W, .Vx ,' .4 :gif K 1. ',,,.,g'fiaQg'- X .ifrfftwggw + . ,Q . Nxt, ,ffw 1,45 , M K X xw.. , . .mg 0 -' Q-on-4--f 1 -..-. , h fl 4 -S Q Nix K . S ' Mw- sum X X 3' his Xi: fi 1-1. ' IIS Zkgmf 'Ag f - xi IU 'Rv ' I0 Q 1-6 ' xr. 'N' . 1 w,..r' . 1 N - Y R TW' s l. vga .MQ 'CK '-lg 'fm .Alma 5 HERE WE ARE, SENIORS ON PARADE BERNIECE ALBRIGHT Little poker face. Pep Club 1,Z,3,45Cla.ss President 45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club l,Z, 4. BERNITA ALBRIGHT Not little poker face. Pep Club 1,Z,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Class Vice President 45 Annual Staff 4. SHELIA ALLUM Who needs men! Glee Club 1,25 Band 1, 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Clarinet Quartet 45 Queen Candidate 45 Office 45 Declarn Z,3, 45 Howler Staff 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45C1ass Secretary 35 Pep Club Vice President 3. MARILYN BANCROFT A slow drawl, a quick smile. Glee Club l,Z,3,45Mix- ed Chorus l,Z,35 Pep Club 45 Journalism 1, 2,35 Majorette 1,45 Physical Education 1. DONNA BENTZ Don't bother me. Pep Club 1,Z,3,45Class Play 35 Librarian 3,4. IDA BRAUN She has focused her interest. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Librarian 45 Solo 35 Howler Staff 45 Niixed Chorus 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Cheer- leader 25 Class Play 35 Octet 4. HARLAN CARLSON He believes there's safety Ln nunibers. Football 1,2,3,45 Ag. Basketball l,Z,3,43FFA Vice President 45 B Club 3,4. MYRON CARLSON 'Tis blarney his line has. Class Play 35 King Candidate 45 Football 1,Z. QM w.. r S- X .S.. DONA MARIE DREY The eyes have Pep Club 2 3 4 Glee Clubl2 34 Solo34 Office 4' Annual 4 Treas. of Pep Club 3' Mixed Chorus 3 4- Class play 3' Ensem- ble 3 4 L1brarian 3. MERLA I. EASTLUND It makes no difference to me. Glee Club l,2,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Class Executive 35 Annual 45 Howler 45 Play 35 Class Sec. 45 Vice- President of Pep Club 45 Declam 1,25 Librar- ian 35 Librarian Typ- ist 4. LUVERNE FORSCH A fellow you can de- pend on. Track 1,35 F.F.A, l, Z,3,45 F.F.A. officer 2,45 Ag. basketball 2,45 Football Z,3,45 B-Club 4. DOLER HANSON Watch that right. Football 1,2,3,45 Track l,2,35 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Ag-reporter 25 B-Club 2,3,45 Bal- ketball 15 Ag-baskeb ball 2,3,45 District Vice-Pres. of F.F.A. 3. MARY LOUISE HINKEN I ll ask Max Band 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Declam 12 3 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Ex- ecutive 2' Mixed Chorus 1 2,3,4 Vo- ca Solo ,Z, , 5 Cheerleader l,2,35 Class play 35 Ensem- ble l,2,3,45 Howler Staff 45 Annual 4. ARLENE MAE HORST Just what .Toe ordered. Librarian 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Glee Club l, 2,3.4: Play 35 Solo 35 Howler Staff 3,45 An- naul Staff 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3. CLARKE H. HUTCI-IISON Venus '53 model. Secretary of Pep Club 25 Office 45 Cheer- leader 1,25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Queen Candl- date 35 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Sextette 15 En- semble 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Howler Staff 3,45 Vocal solo 2,3,45 Declam 2,3,45 Class Play 3. DONNA MARIE ILER 'Ticks' on all four. Pres. of Pep Club 45 Treas. of Pep Club Z5 Glee Club l,2,45 Cheerleader 2,35 Queen Candidate Z5 Class Treas. Z5 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Major- ette 1: Vice Pres. of Band 35 Annual Staff 45 Band l,2,3,45 Office 4: Declam 1,2,3,45Play 35 Howler 3,4. 'P'-Q W 5 Of gil S If .1 L., Seri' ' , cWs11.?' BEVERLY JOHIGTON Let's drop the subject. Glee Club 2,35 Pep Club l,Z,33 Librarian 3,4. GRANT KELSO His interest lies in hunting deerfsj. Football 1,Z,3,4: B- Club l,Z,3,4g Basket- ball 1,23 Track l,Z,3, 4, Class President lg Ag. Basketball 3. PAUL KLUFA What lies behind that impassive face. Band l,Z,3,4: Solo 45 Glee Club 2,3,4g Sax- ophone Ensemble 4. ALICE KLUNDT Dorm work is good training. Pep Club l,Z,3: Glee Club l,2,35 Solo 1,Z,3. LESTER LIVINGSTON Movie operator, Hol- lywood type. Sec. Treas. lg Track 35 Football 43 Movie Projector Opentor 4. RAYMOND MARTIN Girls, he can cook we hear. Football l,2,3,4g Bas- ketball 1,Z,3,43 Track l,2,3g B-Club 1,Z,3,4. DEENE NEILAN Speech slow and low but worth bending an ear for. Track l,2,3,4: Bas- ketball 1,Z,3,4: Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 King Candidate 33 Coach of F.F.A. B.B. 3,4g B- Club 1,Z,3,4g B-Club V. Pres. 33 Glee Club 4. LARRY OLIVER You take bonds: I'l1 take stock. Football 3,43 F.F.A. l,2,3,4g B-Club 3,45 F.F.A. State Conven- tion delegate l,2,3g F.F,A. Pres. 33 F.F. A. Reporter 43 Track 33 Class V. Pres. 33 Glee Club 4. if 'li , A Q1 in I K.: CLARENCE STAHLECKER Girls! Phooey! Track 2,3,43 Football 2,33 F.F.A. l,4. ROBERT STELLER A lady's man. Band l,Z,3,43 Glee Club 1,Z,3,43 Mixed Chorus l,Z,3,43 Foot- ball 1,23 F.F.A. 1,21 Band Sextet 3. BELVA JEAN STEVICKS I'm happy the way'I am. Glee Club 1,23 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Howler Stall' 33 Librarian 4. DONALD STEVICKS He's caught, girls. Football l,Z,3,43 King Candidate 13 F.F.A. 1,22 B-Club 1,Z,3,43 Track 1,Z,3,43 Class President Z3 Secre- tary of B-Club 3,4. ROGER STODDARD Casanova, Ir. Basketball 1,Z,3,4l Football l,Z,3,43 Glee Club 1,Z,3,43 Band 1, Z,3,43 Class Play 33 Mizced Chorus l,2,3,43 Solo 43 Basketball Co- captain 43 King Candi- date Z3 Treasurer 4g Annual Staff 43 Howler Staff 43 Treasurer of Band 33 Band Sextet 33 B-Club Z,3,43 Track 1,Z,3,4. 4 's x ,fl KENNETH TEEL The first G.l. of '53 Football l,Z,33 Track 1,2,33 F.F.A. ,l,2,3,43 Ag. Basketball l,Z,33 Ag. Reporter 33 B- Club l,2,3. 3 'lu 'p . A . 4 VERDEEN TRAUTMAN She's what Casanorvas go for. Solo 1,3,43 Band l,Z, 3,43 Glee Club l,Z,33 43 Octet 1,43 Pep Club 1,Z,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Howler Staff 3,43 Class Treasurer 33 Band President 33 Play 3s Executive Council 43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. CAROL LEE ZUTZ A babbling brook, but not shallow. Band 1,Z,3,43 Glee Club l,Z,3,43 Ensem- ble 3,4: Pep Club l,2, 3,43 Solo 3g Declam 1,Z,3,43 Class Play 33 Sec. Pep Club 33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Howler 43 Office 43 Class Pres. 33 Class V. Pres. 13 Girls' State 33 Executive Council 13 Band V. Pres. 4. 'Z N HERE WE ARE AGAIN CERTAINLY NOT AT OUR BEST BUT CANDIDLY YOURS. CLARENCE PONDERS- BERNIECE WATCHES BEV TRANSITIVE OR INTRANSITIVE DRAW A BIRD. 1 P - DOLER CONCENTRATESUD f J 4 , uk? A DONA JUST SITS PRETTY WHAT YoU'RE Looxmc. Q j T 'QUE K6 , 1 : 'f FOR 1sN T UP THERE. :il X BING ON THE JOB. ROG ENIOYS SI-IELI.A'S ENIOYMENT. BERNITA CAUGHT BY THE FL NO PAPER, IDA? ASH SHE SAYS IT WAS BUSINESS, 'I WASN'T DOING A THING.' 'DID YOU DO THAT? WHEN WE SEE OURSELVES AS OTHERS SEE US, IT'S EVEN WORSE THAN WE FEARED. PAUL AND BOB 'STUDY' WHAT'S HE UP TO? HORSE FEATHERS. BEV CONCENTRATES HELLO. MOM? ,. Avy' zfiffiff f DON LIGHTS UP. BELVA TYPES A FUNNY 11 5 f W ,f ,L Li Ty? ' S H J-Q, yi x A I nik-, ,. K 15? I W Q: dl, C. :,,,,,,, I: , .k X, BIG WIC. IEEPERSI TALL TALE. CAROL ON THE ALERT A MAN CAN'T EVEN DRINK fl-X RAY AND GRANT, POSED IN PEACE. AND POISED. MARILYN, MAIORETTE. BACK TO THE WAGON BOYS. YOWRE KIDDING' MY FEET ARE KILLING ME! Ai ESCAPE! 'S ARLENE SNOWS ' EM BERNIECE PONDERS THE 12 ' MYRON'S PULLED A QUESTION FAST ONE. N HERE Alas ms 6' .IUNIORS w.4mm: 1 I-'OR 0111? SHOES I ALBRIGHT BESMER BOES BURKINSHAW CANON SHIRLEY ALVIN NOLA NEIL DICK 401 -3 'R Z, If ' O,-nf 'P , V A X X . 'W 1 pg XXX fp W vgzzzfa.. 6 ' .gy ' ' , I 14,qq,' fx 1' JY' 1 nf ,ggi U 4 I I -,I. xl' fN '.-'WY .af 4' 2 ey I DREY EIDE FEDDE FORCHTNER FORSCH FREDRICKSEN EARL OAKLEY PHARIS FRANCES LUVONNE YVONNE GALLAGHER HAMANN HASCHE HINKEN INGLETT LARIMER DONNA CAROL NORMA WILLLAM VELMA ROBERT Q 'QQ .R-1 . f ' 1' C -'19 3 , N f' - o +R V . I I ri . I X 'K Q ..-:ff ff ' m I ' 43 5' 'fi Li '5'3l X E' LEWIS LUBBERS MOYER NORBERG PRESLICKA SIEH BEvERLY ROBERT LARRY VALDA JOHN RUTH SIMONS SMITH TICKNOR TIETCEN TIETGF-N ULF-ICH RICHARD RONALD LARRY MARILYN NOR.MA DOROTHY 13 'Nu -.. X M -A I -3 ff Q A D 5 iz A' 'Q ,K A-A ADAMS THE OPI-IOMORES' DAVID THEY'RE A FINE, PEPPY, HARD-WORKING GROUP AS THEY PROVED AT CARNIVAL TIME A K BRAUN HELEN OAHILL GIES MARY MARVIN A H CARLSON GNIRK MARILYN PAUL CONNELL HARVEY BEVERLY MILDRED DAVIS KAHLER GORDON BARBARA DEFFENBAUGH DENNY KAPPE SHIRLEY DEEFENBAUGH DONNA KELSO BYRON FRANK KLEIN DON DARWIN 17 GIES KORTMEYER W MARGARET MARION LOOHER RACHEL 'P LUBBERS 7A THERESA V 14 '35 3 SMITH WE'LL BE WATCHING THEM THESE NEXT TWO IOLA YEARS, AND EXPECTING THEM TO MAKE NAMES FOR THEMSELVES AND Fon BURKE HIGH. Q 10' J . if I CP l.. Vw- . , - 4 Q 'ff . X I . 5 1 xx n 5 X, ...-19 LUND SHIRLEY LYMAN HARVEY MCLEOD GLENIS NEILAN PAULIN E NELSON MARVIN PEREBOOM BONITA POT THOFF BERNIECE POTTHOFF BERNITA ROGGOW AVIS SMITH EUGENE SPENCE BILL STAACK LARRY STAHLECKER VERLYN TEEL DELBERT TOLSTEDT LOUIS WILLIAMSON BELVA WILLUWEIT REDA ZORBA ALYCE ZORBA ANITA -'Y' .-.,. at . K 0 3- ' xl fi M 1 THE FRE HMEN THERE'S PLENTY OF STEAM HERE. BETTCHER CANON CLAUSEN DAPPEN BERNICE BEVERLY GLEN GLEN W i if ' DOERING EIDE FLAHERTY FRANK FRANK GAYLE TERRENCE LELAND DEAN SARAH ,im 1' HORST HORST KAHLER KAHLER NETTIE WILLIAM ARTHUR AUDREY THE BUS TAKES OFF. ,im KEEVER KELLOGG KLEIN KLUNDT KRACHT LESLIE ALLEN NORMA DELMAR DONALD 16 THE PROBLEM IS TO KEEP THE TRAIN ON THE TRACK AND HEADED FOR THE STATION. THE SIDE EXCURSIONS LOOK SO ATTRACTIVE. KRIEGER LEIBEL A LOIS WAYNE JOAN .ty V -..nw .U +A LUBB ERS VERONICA LUBBERS 1 1- hx! MILLER OLEN OSNES ROG GOW SCHMIDT VERLENE VERLA NORMAN VIOLET DUANE El SERR LAVONNE M-m-m-m! SIEH SIEMS STINTON DONALD NORMA GARY X STROH SWIFT TRAUTMAN WOLF WOLF ROGER LUELLA LEE 17 LARRY SHARON S Freshmen, L. Flaherty S I pres., D. Frank, v. pres.,g A. Kellogg, sec. and treas. Sophomores, M. Cahill v. pres.: B. Kelso, pres.: M. Carlson, sec. and treas. Juniors, L. Ticknor, sec., C. Hamann, v. pres., D Canon, pres., F. Forchtner, treas. Seniors, B. Al bright, v. pres., B. Albright, pres., R. Stoddard treas.g M. Eastlund, sec. SOME AO!-IIEVE OREA TNESS - - SOME HAV Beverly Lewis and Carol Harnann hold the trophies they won as magazine salesmen. 'Q GREATNESS WAS THRUST ON THESE They are seniors who entered the lst grade in Burke together. Bob Steller, Deene Neilan, Carol Zutz, Clarkie Hutchison, Paul Klufa, Roger Stoddard. THESE WERE BORN OREA 7 That is to say, twins. Seated: Marvin and Margaret Giesg Af Audrey and Arthur Kahler. Standing: Bernita and Bernlece Albrightg Bernita and Berniece Pothoffg Don and Dean Frank, Anita and Alyce Zorba. A, fr.. ,F- .4 'REA TNES5' THRUST UPON THEM FQTBACH1 OO-QA l3tTAlf1yS' SECOND TEAM Ol-IEER IEADERS' Theresa Lubbers, Beverly Connell, Norma Klein Sha FIRST TEAM OHEER IEADERS Rachel Locher, Shirley Lund, Berniece Bettch and Donna Deffenbaugh. Y no Q F. F A. OFFICERS H. Carlson, v. pres.g L.. Oliver, reporter Deffenbaugh, sec.g B. Kelso, treas.3 L. For PICS-I L. Tolstedt, sentinel. BASKETBAU OO-OAPTAINS' Coach Rarnlet, Deene Neilan, and Roger Stod ,V-E?-J seated: M. Easuund, A. Horse, 1. Braun, D. Drey, D. ner. standing: B. Albright, M Hinken, V. Trautman, R. Stoddard, D. Neilan, B. Albright, Mrs. Prchal. WM, I. 1 Y ::'h,1x7t N 19.3 951300 9 JY il H I4 'l?IHlUQflT3l T' Seated: V. Trauhrmn, M. Eastlund, C. Hutchison, C. Zutz, D. Her, B. Lewis. Standing: N. Tietgen, F. Forchtner, C. Hamann, Mr. Bowar, L. Moyer, B. Larimer, A. Horst, R. Stoddard, 1. Braun, L. ncxmor, o. side, D. simon., N. ones, N. noe., M. Hinken. Z0 DECZAM 00NTE5TANTS 1-D 'Vs TS First row: Carol Zutz, Clarke Hutchison, Dick Sirnons, Carol Hamann, Pauline Neilan. Second row: Donna Iler, Shelia Allurn, Frances Forchtner, Mrs. Prchal, Mary Hinken, Beverly Canon. These people won first or second in the local contest. In the district contest, Clarkie rated excellent in drarnaticsg Carol Zutz, excellent in poetry: Donna Iler, excellent in hurnorous: and Dick Simons, superior in oratory. This entitled him to enter the divi- sional contest. Burke and Dallas tied in points and won trophies. At the Hickory Stick contest, Frances Forchtner rated excellent in dramaticsg She- lia Allum, excellent in hunnorousg and Mary Hinken, superior in poetry. Z1 5 1 - Q .. .l l l Q I Seated: Hutchison, Locher, Connell, Trautman, Potthoff, Kah- ler. Second row: Ulrich, Miller, Swift,Wolf, Kahler, Roggow, Zutz, Hinken, Canon, Williamson, Bettcher, Frank. Third row: Cahill, Klein, Olen, Potthoff, McLeod, Smith, Albright, Neilan, Lubbers, Albright, Eastlund, Albright, Kappe, Braun, Bancroft, Lubbers, Zorba, Kortmeyer, Zorba, Lubbers, Harvey, Krieger. Fourth row: Serr, Siems, Klundt, Braun, ller, Horst, Tietgen, Horst, Fredricksen, Lewis, Drey, Carlson, Willuweit, Lund, Roggow. 99 W' i ENSEMBLE 3 Pianist-Beverly Con- nell. Clarkie Hutchi- son, Beverly Lewis, Mary Cahill, Dona Drey, Ida Braun,Mary Hinken, Carol Zutz, Verdeen Trautman. ZZ BOYS' GZEE CZUB V i r QW? s. F, -' ' evil .if Siu, tli isf ..- was 'R H' QA., 5 5' oo Pianist: F. Forchtner. Front row: G. Dappen, W. Horst, V. Stahlecker, A. Kahler, W. Spence, R. Stoddard, O. Eide, D. Adams, T. Eide, D. Schmidt, D. Kracht, D. Klundt. Second row: G. Stinton, D. Frank, N. Burkinshaw, R. Steller, L. Oliver, A. Kellogg, R. Lubbers, R. Simons, P. Klufa, R. Larimer, L. Trautman, H. Lyrnan, R. Stroh, D. Teel, A. T. Holleman, director. The girls' ensemble and a boys' quintet, composed of Paul Kluia, Bob Larimer, Robert Steller, Oakley Eide and Roger Stoddard entered the State Regional music contest at Kim- ball. Both rated excellent. Soloists in the contest were Verdeen Trautman, playing Mendelssohn's, 'Rondo Capric- ciosoi' Roger Stoddard, baritone, singing 'Sing Me A Charity' and 'Trmnpeterg' Paul Klufa, tenor, singing, 'Woman Is Fickle, and 'Homingg' Clarkie Hutchison, soprano, singing, 'Di- vine Redeemerg' Dona Drey, mezzo soprano, singing, God Remembers Everythingg' Glenis McLeod, alto, singing, 'Coming Home, and Frances Forchtner, clarinet solo, Csardas. Verdeen and Roger received superior ratingsg and Clarkie, Glenis and Frances rated ex- cellent. 23 62? I7 WRX -A-11 U5-f 'av aux? ns! XX ,J ' ,Ik -2 i . 'xx FBT. ,, I 4, ljflfl X HW 9'Ks 3 ' m'- 'W Q4 S-Biaywl' +I ' ff! we 'f . Q Z XY .5 ffgj MQW av 'X ' g Wi k , , f l, 3 HQ' 5 J ggi? 'J ' XX .0 ' x li ' fic, ti ', NA 4-Q ffl . XF 12 6 if f r a. b 5. ab X I m Y NEW UNIFORMS AND A NE W ACCOMPIISHMENT--MARCHING fffs X49 C 0 T . in Oogbvif 05055 THE 5 N YQEW of TWIRLERS STRUT THEIR STUFF 0 BAND OFFICERS CLARINETS Shelia Allum-V. pres.5 Carol Zuta, pre s.3 Marilyn Carl- son, sec.-treas. Shelia, Frances, Mary Jane and Beverly brought horne top honors from the con- test held at Kim- all. L-XL D. Iler, Pres.g M. East- lund, V. Pres.: V. Norberg, Sec.: A. Zorba, Treas. t'7 THE B CLUB ..' 3 '7' 'Z' 6 'Qu . First row: H. Carlson, C. Stahlecker, D. Deffenbaugh, B. Kelso, L. Staack, D. Frank, R. Smith. Second row: R. Stoddard, D. Hanson, B. Larimer, L. Tolstedt, G. Davis, R. Martin, E. Drey,A. Besrner. Third row: Coach Rarnlet, D. Stevicks, L. For sch, D. Neilan, L. Ticknor, B. Hinken, D. Simons, L. Oliver, D. Canon, M. Nelson Coach Amacher. PEP CLUB EXECUTIVE C0l!N6'll OUR IETTER MEN 1?K'i The Pep Club membership steadily increases and so does the photographer's headache, but we think this worked out nicely. The airn of the club is to promote school spirit. To be eligible for membership a girl can have no more than one D grade each six weeks. In the group on the oppo- site page are: First row: N. Klein, B. Canon, S. Wolf, S. Lund. Second row: T. Lubbers, R. Lo- cher, B. Connell, Mrs. Hartrnan. Third row: P. Neilan, B. Potthoff, S. Kappe, M. Kortmeyer. Fourth row: V. Miller, M. Carlson, M. Gies, L. Swift. Fifth row: A. Zorba, A. Zorba, L. Serr, R. Sieh. Sixth row: A. Kahler, B. Kahler, S. Frank, G. McLeod. Seventh row: M. Bancroft, N. Siems, B. Albright, V. Inglett. Eighth row: N. Tietgen, M. Tietgen, Y. Fredricksen, D. Gallagher. And on your right: First row: N. Horst, I. Sznith, B. Stevicks. Second row: I. Lubbers, B. Pott- hoff, M. Cahill. Third row: V. Olen, B. Pere- boom, B. Albright. Fourth row: D. Deffenbaugh, B. Bettcher, V. Norberg, D. Ulrich. Fifth row: L. Krieger, V. Lubbers, D. Drey, C. Hutchison. Sixth row: B. Williaxnson, M. Harvey, I. Braun, V. Trautman. Seventh row: D. Iler, C. Hamann, M. Eastland, C. Zutz. Eighth row: A. Horst, D. Bentz, M. Hinken, F. Forchtner. Absent: N. Boes, B. Lewis, S. Albright, S. Allum. -x 7,11 B CLUB OFFICERS DEENE NEILAN, DON STEVICKS 5 x X- 1 7 fm, .5 1: First row: Dappen, Besmer, Drey, Frank, Fedde, Klundt, Sieh. Second row Burkinshaw, Flaherty, Staack, Kelso, Tolstedt, Gnirk, Smith, Keever, Gies ' . ' Stroh. Third row: Mr. Barber, Teel, Eide, Teel, Moyer, Forsch, Larimer Oliver, Preslicka, Spence, Frank, Stinton, Smith, Carlson, Stahlecker. Fourth row: Osnes, Davis Deffenbaugh, Hanson, Kellogg, Trautman, Lubbers, Lyrnan, Forsch, Nelson, Leibel, Doering. ' WFWQHN 'fi'-ri - Seated: B. Lewis, A. Horst, D. Gallagher, B. Stevicks, l. Braun, D. Bentz Standing: Y. Fredrickson, S. Albright, M. Tietgen, Mrs. Hartman, V. Nor berg, M. Eastlund, N. Boes, V. lnglett, B. Hinken, L. Moyer, N. Tietgen 6 ,. r M Iirn returns Eve1yn's purse. if THE JWNIORS PRESENE 0lll7' Y0llR lllDDlN6 We believe the cast had as much fun as the audience. Remember Bob Larimer as Francey's twin? And Marilyn as the awk- ward rrnid? And crotchety, rich Aunt So- phronis who thought she dldn't like boys? D. Canon, Melg B. Larimer, Winnieg L. Ticknor, Tom: C. Hamann, Mrs. Buford: D. Simons, Jixng M. Tietgen, Cmiu' ash- . camum R. sich, Aunt sophronm F. 'How much would you pay? Forchtner, Binnieg N. Boes, Betty: R. Tom, Jean, Mel and Evelyn discuss Eve1yn's attractive boy friend, Iixn Travis. 9 Smith, Spikeg N. Tietgen, Evelyng B. Lewis, Jean. Camilla trips and spills the cookies. AM O 3 X., W 5,1 , Q yi 4- i' MH, 'A ,. ,wk M xv '4 ,' 'A . 1 i: : 'f- n' L .xlxi . - -'Y ..-.-,.L'n..'-'.4w - ' x ' fri: 7' ff'- 1. f . ,ix , !', Lx' N s X. .N, ...asv ' 1' sv. ,, -.tix 1 NWN .?Tt. , ' 5,4 av-- , ,A-..A,. ,M nu. 1 3-ll A . 1 .. N.. .,-N -. ,fc - n .ix vw 1 - A, 'v ' ' 'K ,,x.y,r1w .. , .. . .mu : , H, eff Q ' - 's.. s' if Q. --fs. ' -- 5 7 s Wasf T' . -flidvsr X n' - -J .L .s - 'fy ., .. . Q y..-,af 'I 'L:LT'3we.. f,5g,:Lf.1.,-, 'lf' ,TMI 1 7 fn -15' 'if if 'qv is '-'ff 1-wr Y ?. 'g.,f,n.' Q 'f1.3 Q' Yo ' 'sg' 1+'Qii'p1+,'W'-Qiikq9ff,C,Jn ,,.gf'f5:Q ,J ff-, L g,'j.'5'S5- .- .:f'aif's, sL,V,58,-5i,,g35-- .2 -' ', - -. . y ,w.,1w., Nw 1: farm v- x -U' Q. Wh Q , Q , Mx S s 'K -5 f 4.3- gi V A il. A 5 fy 'Q A. r' - ef .....,...N 1 5-Q. y l 4 -4-N C 812, f ' U, 1 vi ,fd 1 l -9 E .- asf' 'vi ,J A qw r 1 As x Q n E 0 fs-1 if,,f '51 'fP' gt Plain. .Y ., , ' ' .,. -- -. A L , .V-4 First row: R. Stoddard, D. Neilan, G. Kelso, L. Ticknor, D. Stevlcks, D. Hanson, R. Martin, H. Carlson, R. Stevicks, L. Forsch. Second row: D. Frank, C. Stahlecker, L. Tolstedt, D. Frank, H. Lyman, D. Canon, E. Drey, L. Oliver, L. Forsch, A. Besmer, B. Kelso, L. Stasck. Third row: Coach Ramlet, G. Duppen, B. Spence, L. Flaherty, M. Nelson, E. Sznith, L. Livingston, L. Traut- man, Asst. Coach Amacher. The Bulldogs of '52 won one, tied one and lost five, but they still outscored their opponents 92 to 80. This was possible because half of the points were scored over Stuart, Nebr. Burke al- so surprised Chamberlain and Tyndall, two tearns that were undefeated. There are ll seniors on the tearn, but the pro- spects for next year are fairly bright because of returning lettermen and outstanding second- 32 stringers. Burke 45 Stuart- Burke 6 Chamberlain- Burke 0 Mis sion- Burke 12 Winne r- Burke 1 4 Tyndall- ' Burke 1 3 Wagner - Burke 2 Gregory- 'A'+g as l 'Q , 2. .K I,fs FIR T BA KETBAU TEAM FIRST ROW: L. Forsch, G. Davis, R. Martin, D. Frank, B. Spence, B. Hinken. SECOND ROW: R. Stoddard, D. Canon, L. Ticknor, D. Simons, D. Neilan, B. Lari- rner, Coach Rarnlet. The Burke Bulldogs had a good season with 'I wins and 9 losses for 1952-53. The record does not look too impressive, but the team met the roughest teams that this High School has ever played, such as: Platte, Chamberlain, Wagner, Ravinia, Pickstown, and Tripp, along with the teams in the Rosebud Conference. The Bulldogs drew Colome in the first round of the District Tournament and defeated them to the tune of 63-36. They then played the Gregory Gorillas, who drew one of the byes in the Tourney and defeated them 68-49. Burke met Fairfax in the finals and were defeated in a thrilling overtime game, 65-62. Burke led the gaxne by a margin of 7 to 9 points, but the breaks came for Fairfax and they cou1dn't be stopped. The outlook for next years basketball season is better than fair with 7 returning letter winners. Four Juniors form the nucleus with 3 Sophomores giving close competition. The 7 returning lettermen are: Larry Ticknor, Dick Simons, Bob Larimer, Gordon Davis, Don Frank, Bill Spence and Dick Canon. Three Senior boys ended their High School basketball in 1953. They are: Co-captain Deene Neilan, Co-captain Roger Stoddard, and Ray Martin. Deene Neilan, the big 6' Z' for- ward, is one of the best basketball players ever to play ball for Burke High School. He is a good offensive and defensive player and the finest teammate a player could have. Roger Stoddard, short but a fighter, is a swell teammate and a good defensive player. He is a good shot. Ray Martin has played basketball for Burke for 4 years and is a steady and consistent ball player. Burke Burke Individual Scores 39 Wagner 54 48 'Fairfax 53 Ticknor 301 56 Tripp 42 59 Dallas Neilan 254 49 Gregory 38 88 Colomne Simons 1 88 52 Platte 48 48 Fairfax Larimer 176 5 5 Lake Andes 58 61 Bonesteel Canon 149 62 mum. 25 56 Fairfax szoddud so 39 Pickstown 41 49 Ravinia Frank 8 47 Gregory 52 63 'Colome Martin 4 52 Chamberlain 63 68 'Gregory Davis Z 32 Bone steel 33 62 'Fairfax Lyman Z 69 Winner 41 ' Indicates a tournament game, 33 SE60ND BA KETBAU TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Kracht, L. Wolf, D. Sieh, R. Stroh, R. Smith, W. Horst. SECOND ROW A Kahler, B. Spence, H. Lyman, Coach Arnacher, D. Frank, L. Tolstedt, G. Davis. The second team had a better than fair season with record of 11 wins and 7 losses They ran into many tough 'B' teams. In the Second Team Tournament they drew Gregory and were defeated in a thrilling game 55-52. The team was made up of five Sophomores, five Freshmen, and one Junior. The team started as 11 inexperienced men, but as the season drew to a close the boys offered some tough competition for the varsity team. Burke Burkg Individual Scores 31 Ravinia 19 Bonesteel Frank 17 Wagner 32 Winner Wolf 36 Tripp 26 Colome Ly-man 21 Gregory 42 Fairfax Davis Z1 Platte 50 Bone steel Smith 34 Lake Andes 3 1 Fairfax Spence 34 Dallas 11 'Gregory Tolstedt 18 Pickstown 42 Horst 35 Gregory Z9 Stroh 39 Chamberlain 57 Sieh W Indicates a tournament ganie. 34 1:7 in' 4' , I . Q i A 6 K xi A X 7 k- w. J kvwf- X Avg.: O Q O C if- 7 jx sl, . 'li 5, .4 Y' N an W I ll-11 X f' a t ' x ,r this ffl n 17 'X THE SPECTATORS RELAX BETWEEN HALVES OF A THRILLER. WE FOLLOW THE CHEERLEADERS IN 'GO TEAM, GO. vi SHIRLEY, DONNA, RACHEL AND BERNIECE CLAP WITH THE BAND. E. R. AND COACH TALK IT OVER AND SHARON, BEV AND NORMA CALL FOR A YELL FOR THE SECOND TEAM. HERE THEY GIVE US THE LOCOMOTIVET Q l rr' m First row: C. Stahlecker, R. Stoddard, D. Deffenbaugh. Second row: D. Neilan, B. Kelso, L. Tolstedt, G. Davis, R. lviartin, E. Drey. Third row: Coach Ramlet, P. Gnirk, L. Staack, L. Ticknor L Livingston, L. Forsch, D. Frank, A. Besmer. Absent: A. Burr, D. Wittmus, G. 'Kelso. Q s ,, ggi: . awww s Y .4 V XA' W ,n airway, t S Pia-'A' - x ls: ' fl in 2 The Burke track squad entered nine track meets in which they placed first, second or third. Burke placed second in the Tyndall Relays getting Z8 points to Tyndall's 33. Grant Kelso set a record in the high hurdles, and the 880 yard relay team also broke the old record. At the Howard Wood Dakota Relays, held at Sious Falls, Grant Kelso got second in the high hurdles and Dean Wittmus placed fourth in the broad jurnp. The 880 and 440 yard relay teams placed first in both events and received trophys for each win. At the State track meet, held at Huron, Grant Kelso finished first in the high hurdles and second in the low hurdles. Dean Wittmus placed second in the broad jump, and the 880 yard relay tearn placed first. A trophy was given for the relay. Burke placed second in the meet, gathering 18 points to DeSmet's 19. Other meets attended by the Bulldogs were the Corn Palace Relays, Rosebud Conference, Region Seven Meet and the Winner Invitational Meet. 1 sf ah' - 'f ' - I I J X 5 x ' Q 9 v ' :sa V A ' s... J a . . g xy I ,1- .9051 - Lei' THESE PEOPlE GUIDE Q 'N ' All ' X J' I 1 Lu X Eileen Stoddard Yankton College-First Grade. Eva Stevicks Southern State Teachers-Third Grade Ilene Wakefield Southern State Teachers-Second Grade V I x s ff E' ,fi E Q55 ' Y V Q 1 S Q , I 'XS'-I. la ',m?. v ' ...- do ff X 1' b Q I A ' 21 ' . '- Q A ,W af- ,pf ,-. - i 75? ' 4 - 4 ,J 1 NTL, W -' Q- , I p,,f 'I S THESE ARE THE SMAZZER TWIGS' V V? Qu,- First row: L. Teel, G. Frey, G. Steffen, G. Bohnet. Second row: D. Davis, S. Ban- croft, B. Labahn, A. D1-ey, L. Buryanek, L. Kelso, T. Bentz, P. Stinton. First row: G. Bohnet, S. Boyer, J'. Ticknor, B. Martin, D. Hinze, D. Hegge, K. Malek Second row: L. Kzlso, A. Fransen, R. Locher, T. Kemery, J. Lillibridge, D. Kuil, R L ' - yman, L. Wxtt. Third row. D. Butler, C. Lund, D. Matson, J. Hall, H. Stoddard, R Hinken, G. Bell, L. Lund. 42 SQ First row: S. Beckers, L. Fischer, J. Kahler, J. Labahn, G. Labahn, P. Kirsch, A. Sla- gel. Second row: L. Benter, N. Neilan, E. Olen, G. Lyman, Mrs. Bell, J. Pereboom, W. Kemery, C. Harrison, A. Witt. Absent: W. Kemery. First row: D. Umberger, R. Bohnet, C. Cressman, L. Roggow, J. Ryan, K. Sondgeroth, J. Postulka. Second row: D. Harrison, D. Witt, J'. Ryan, D. Bancroft, Miss Wuest, L. Norman, A. Hall, E. Bentz, N. Turgeon. 43 6 First row: W. Hanson, M. Gunvordahl, D. Beckers, M. Bell, D. Greer, L. Steffen, E. Hegge. Second row. L. Nelson, R. Bohnet, J. Slagel, D. Wilson, I. Hutchison, D. Kah ler, A. Umberger, J. Blake. Third row: D. Preslicka, S. Umberger, S. Shipman, B 1-'rey,B. Davis, N. Connell, B. Hausmann, T. Lyman, R. Kallander, D. Hall, J. Steffen. First row: C. Labahn, I. Bentz, D. Umberger, J. Kirsch, M. Hinken, V. Barber, R Harrison. Second row: I. Esterling, R. Wischmann, Wm. Beckers, M. Soper, Mrs 5tCViCkS, K- Killzie. A- Neil-111. M. Steffen, K. Turgeon, L. Fransen. 44 v- gn I yin First row: J. Bohnet, D. Preslicka, G. Klein, R. Norman, C. Holleman, D. Roggow. Second row: B. Frey, J. Buryanek, T. Lillibridge, Miss Wakefield, I. Fischer, H. Beckers, L. Bancroft, L. Veskrnn. Absent: B. Kemery. First row: F. Moore, R. Nikodyzn, B. Davis, G. Esterling, C. Hall, B. Willoughby, M. Postulka, V. Audiss, R. Siler, P. Sondgeroth. Second row: F. Drey, T. Hollemnn, D. Steffen, J. Broome, I. Harrison, Mrs. Stoddard. G. Hageman, D. Hausmnnn, L. Morin E. Neilnn. 45 ni gg GARNIVAI ROYALTY Queen's attendants: Veronica Lubbers, Shelia Allum, Bernita Potthoff. Princess's attend- ants: Pamela Blake, Joan Kirsch, Judy Ryan. Princess Ann Drey, Queen Beverly Lewis King Dick Canon, Prince Ricky Matson. King's attendants: Byron Kelson, Myron Carlson Dean Frank. Prince's attendants: Larry Fisher, Denny Beckers. Absent: Gary Klein an bf fi? . X 9 Ug.g9 0.07 I ' s The crowd visits and awaits the dead line when all votes are in and the score appears on the board. Grade school candidates for prince and princess were an added feature this year and heightened the interest. See any- one you. know? CARNIVAZ CROWD You'l1 find your dad or mother, your brother, or sister, your cousin or your neighbor here. They all came to the carnival, visited, ate, played games, and best of all-they spent mon- ey, Lots of it!! We cleared S1700 this year. We completed payrnent on the band uniforms and the remainder goes to support various school activities, which are not self-supporting. , 11' ' I I Vfyf, 1,717 fl :ff 1 4.' s '91 ,s ,Q 1 ,141 '85 1' 1 4 1 V5 We aren't sure who some of these people are. but there's Spring was the therne of the Ir.- Sr. banquet and prcxn. The dec- orations in pastel green, laven- der and yellow carried it out to the last detail from a giant May pole to an out size robin singing on a white picket fence beneath an apple tree in full bloom. We wish our pictures were in color. Carol and hhxlne, Earl and Ida, Mr. Holler-nan and Mrs. Barber, and Coach and Mary Louise and three mothers inthe back- ground, taking a well earned rest md watching the dances. T is ,an U :O 31 vfiff i Qxg 'sf ar g Q sr l K wk, F ls,' D I vu 11 1 A I' Ar .,. 9. , 6 :L vo C 'fa' sf' in -, Oi' -r magnum QA e C di-s X A ' 7' .,.f.'f2..,. ' ru. Q4- if D B , , 4 53. A -av in .ig wily , Wm' 'A 5 .f'.l I OPERATION STREET CLEANING 1 xi MO fi. Qi 5.425 N-.WNV UH dw vu.: , nu. NEYH' OPERATION CHICKEN DINNER THE HIGH LINE Everyone worked hard for money for votes for king and queen candidates. Above are only a few projects. Others were lawn raking, car washing, bake sales, lunches, baby sitting, house cleaning, and more dinners. Ax. S, Q 5, . l'f Y X! +3 i 3 gy NA, .I- 'I ,. , .LQ5E? 4 'T :EX ,, QQ!- , ,-:f.5'?f' f A Na 1323 .54 igxff' . dy.: V, Avg .xL.: - rx -,ps '-111124--4:1133 ,..,,-,,15,3: B1 , - L s I ' :lf 1 QL- Lf , , lg O I 'IF 1 fr ,1 ,- w I , .X 1 ,- .. 'C' A -A 1 1, nw 1 5 . Music hath Charms. There's that man again. Office girl worked to the bone. Fugitive from justice . American Literature is so soothing. . f . ' V 4' Us 4 I n ly A., A xi' - F Stumped or treed? Hu M Q' Eg g L -' T ' ' i if Tig ,- K, , 7 Aw, , x B 'ml' .ff ' x -Q .Y L Eagles flyg Dick climbs towers. Lockers hold queer things. a?'dfVii It goes like this. Heavens above? Smile 'While' No, just Larry. '1 f Y t f' ht - ou wan a lg 7 Study in concentration? Tests Commg UP h i What'11 ou take for it? Y Li-f ' 1 Y Make it good' Larry' Can this be love? Since when? Per liStCI1C0 wins . We're tough, see? .4y,'w Cheesecake. 55 uv,- Screwballs. Initiation day . RS' I WE CALL THIS PAGE J, , ima f' N BRAINS AND BRAWN at NIR. AMACHER LAUGHS WHILE THE SLAVES TOIL OVER CRAYFISH AND GRASSHOPPER. -'N .ff 5 ,? WHO SAYS PHYSICS IS HARD? uv THESE FELLOWS ARE IN THE BRAWN DIVISION. THEY RUB OUT THE ACHES AT FETZNER FIELD. DQNA MEASURES A PAIN, OR COULD IT BE A BRAIN? DICK, THE INDIA RUBBER MANS DEENE AND DON AS CEILING INSPECTORS: AND DEENE AGAIN ON C WE CLASSIFIED THIS FOOD AND FOOLISHNESS 5 1 1 NNN Q DOES LARRY KNOW YOU s EAT MACARONI RAW? W I 11' X x YOU'D BE TIRED TOO: I Y GOILS Lovm co1Ls .A RALPI-PS A WILLING VICTIM CLARKIE LIKED WHERES BARB? -sMAsHEn POTATOES vw-- x B ASIN B UENOS AIRES ? w Q4 ,f 4 Si' 1' ., -4 AJ , .45 ,rf - Km ,mg 'if .4 Q 5' ' vi Q ,: , K xx g 'J - rf . , jx e' ss an i 1. ii? :J -t .fx si IS THIS A.M. OR P M ? MRS. LARSON DISHES IT UP. u W WE DRIFTED OFF THE SUBJECT HERE. ,r-.1 THE SAND TABLE N .E is S M , I- I DON McMEEN FARM EOUIPMENT f!.!1!!5.Z!i.Hi!1.F!!!B5 Qumdet Steel Kuildingsf TELEPHONE 4661 GREGORY, S. DAK. BECKER'S MOTOR COMPANY We Service All Makes DRY GOODS 24 Hour Wrecker Service 'hon' 269' mon: 2651 MA mm sunxs, s. imc. BOTTLED GAS SERVICE BON ESTEEL CLEANERS Zilifxhzh Bon:3i:eTr'SYnDok. Phone 2841 Wilson Service I El-SASSER SHOE SHOP BRESEFS HARDWARE NESBITT BOTTLING COMPANY Awlhncn and Fumitun Nesbitts Orange, Hovrals Root leer Squirt 8 Flgvors mn 2111 sum, s. 0.11. w1NNsl, SOUTH DAKOTA 1-1 ' L 'I CARROLL'S PRODUCE CO. 5110111 CENTER rouLTnYb1shEEa'gsr- HIDES 'W' 'C' C f C '4Y - We sen Feeds - POP 'Hd 'W' I-m'g2E5-2gQK- I sunxs, s. DAR. EMMITT HALL, mp. GREGORY FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. VON SEGGERN BROS. Gun, Coal ond unmet Lumber, Grain 6 Coal has Sill GNQNY. S. Deli. - PHONE 544l GREGORY, S. DAK. l is I i 1 n 1 SOPER'S GIFT SHOP BURKE GAZETTE Cut Flowers - Potted Plants - Corsoges L J. Fin.. ' Gifts For All Occasions mon: 4362 sunxs, s. mx. I 'W' C 'Y 5 ' N 'P'P BURKE POST NO. 9950 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. Meetings Second and Fourth Thursdays Ladies Auxiliary Third Friday i 1 i S l l I Matson Implement Co. SALES AND SERVICE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER xii-L. Su ,-:Sign ,mv .. a f .'o's' .5-2-I :-'-'I pf ,-'.', , . .-1 1 , ., .4 '5I5f'-i'z'- 1... , 7 .- I Hun E 1' I iiiiii t. . sf:---I I-ga: - --,5::: u ,-g v I ,.., a,, 1l','.x'.- X ,X , .,3.,y',',7 , YM. ' 0- .glgljjfjy W Q 'Y I ' E 7 i' W . tl U Y Y J, I I 'A' 'I 'Y U , ll Illll E I , Il ' Il QQXKNJ 1' FORCHTNER MARKET Meats and Groceries Herrick Bologna Dial 8402 Herri CLAUSEN FUNERAL HOME COURTESY FAIRNESS 24 Hr. Ambulance Service ck, S. Dok. HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP See Us For Revelon, Dermetics, ond Countre' Cosmetics Phone 4742 Burk I Member of Associated Funeral Director: PHONE 2831 BURKE, S. DAK. e, S. Dak. NICK'S SERVICE STANDARD szkvlce Phone 4421 THE NORTI-IWEST'S LEADING YEARBOOK PUBLISHERS MIDWEST-BEACH COMPANY Burke, S. Dak. 222 South Phillips Ave. Sioux Falls, S. Dok DONATIONS BOB'S SERVICE-BURKE THRIFT SHOP-GREGORY ROSEBUD PHOTO CO GREGORY WINNER BLAKE EQUIPMENT CO. b Dependable Service at Low Cost f x TERNATIONAL 1 JAMISON, NEBRASKA PHONE 3108 59 NEWSAM CHEVROLET COMPANY Soles and Service Z-'-T-'T GREGORY, s. DAK. C H EVRO LET PHONE 4441 -- l JOHN O'NElLL AND SONS Sopgkfs HATCHERY Fwd Twill: gzigzphmnh Baby Chicks, Feeds, Poultry Supplies mon: 7161 Gnsconv, s. nAx. 'HONE 643' GREGORY' 5' DAK- Hlpp THEATRE For The lest In Canned Goods AnQ All The nm, The loselwd's Finest See wi im., Mgr. sr-wr. s. mn. Klufgf-my gsgufke TILTON MOTOR CO, ZORBA GRAIN 6 LIVESTOCK CO. FORD Sales and Services MERCURY Lumber, Cwl, Grain, and Hardware Phone 6171 Gregory, S. Doll. Phone 8261 Herrick, S. Dok. ok. McMEEN, DENTIST J- 5- KOUNUVSKY Jeweler 'hon' 7361 G 9 Y cnssoxv, soum DAKOTA BURKE LIQUOR STORE LOCKES Lzzvnlissoftndhioadokvgrdu THE IEXALL DRUG STOKE DW., Khin, Mgr. PHONE 7121 GIEGOIY, S. DAK. GREGORY LOCKER SERVICE TASTYSHOP Meats - Vegetables - Groceries ,hom 635, Gngom 5. oak. PHONE 7591 GREGORY, S. DAK. JELINEK MOTOR CO. , vw?- 4 cursory, souru DAKOTA X F! E! ' 595: all 1 Phone 7371 Sales If Service 60 Kee if fee lgencq ana! JHJUFGWCZ Kafka, South balrota Phone 2541 Karl S 7013 lllgr. CONTINENTAL GRAIN CO. U. S. Bonded Warehouse GRAIN COAL Melvin Juran, Mgr. Dial 27Il Burke, S. STAACK'S STORE Groceries - Gas - Oil PHONE Zl07 One-half mile East ol Jamison, Nebr. BURKE SOUTH DAKOTA DI.AKE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Your Community Store Dak. GREGORY CLEANERS Al 6 Vera Scissons GREGORY, SOUTH DAKOTA E i Steffen . Axles' in Burke Call and Deliver MAC'S DIESEL SERVICE Verle McFayden, Proprietor Portable Welding and Diesel Service Gregory, South Dakota Pllone 'l63l or 7633 FARMERS ELEVATOR Grain, Coal and Livestock PHONE 253i Anything and Everything Phone 3101 Jamison, Nebr. WWE Kallanders Meat Market BURKE PHARMACY HI'IInZeSu GROCWB voue SCHOOL sumv Phone 272l HEAUQUMTEV-5 SOCONY VACUUM OIL CO. TU RGEON BROS. conoco service STATION Wm. A. Jonas, Agent GREGORY, S. DAK. Plione 63'Il - 42l2 BURKE, S. DAK. PHONE 4692 KEITH fr SCHLAHT Cash Buyers PHONE 6821 BARRY'S FURNITURE CO. We Specialize in Complete Home Furnishings IURKE, S. DAK. Poultry - Eggs -- Cream Phone 54ll Gl'e90l'Y1 5- Dilli- SEE SEIZLEY iii IEVIELRY Seeleyli jewelry GREGORY, s. DAK. 61 GUS HAMPL local and Iong IMA tance auling Burke and Herrick, S. Dak. Phone 2801 ORLLEY'S VARIETY Dealers in HERRICK LIQUOR STORE Chinawore - Paints - Cosmetics - Toys Largest Slock of Good wines Greeting Cards - Comlies - Enamelware and Liquor in the Rosebud Gnssonv Plus Noholsiaurn DAKOTA A' Hudson' Mg e 8422 L50 H. SIMQNS PHARRIS BAKERY Property and Auto Insurance Agent All TYW5 of Baked Gwds for Fine Pastries Our Specialty Missouri Valley Mutual Ins. Co. ses' in 'he Rosebud Burke 4670 Gregory 622l DEVISH CLEANERS HANSON IMPLEMENT Cvmvlm Dfv Cl'-Hiw Service J. I. Casa ond Willy's Jn, sqm ond smac- DIAL 550l GREGORY. 5- DAK- PHONE 6lll GREGORY, S. DAK. you N515 GARAGE BURYANEK amos. IMPLEMENTS Standard Sales G Service Joh' buf' sch' 5 Service HERRICK, S. DAK. PHONE 2731 IURKE SILER'S GARAGE PETERSON'S PRODUCE Car Accessories and Sporting Goods CREAM VYTABOLATOR EGGS L POULTRY MINERALS FEEDS GAS Ph 2801 B k D k 0' 5 rrmco nsrmcsnnons one - ur e, S. a . Dial 2121 BURKE HOTEL And STEFFEN CAFE BURKE, S. DAK. 62 ROSEBUD FARMERS UNION OO-OP OIL ASSOCIATION FARM SUPPLIES 0 Tires 0 Tractors 0 Tubes 0 G35 e Batteries 0 Oils WASHING 6. GREASING Co-op Appliances - Co-op Petroleum Products PROPANE GAS Come In And Deal With Yourself Business Office 5451 Also Public Tel. 7521 GREGORY, SOUTH DAKOTA KNl'I'I'EL'S GARAGE GAMBLE STORE E. H. Koppe, Prop. Svlv 5'5 Tn. rmaiy sm Piggy. 451 Gregory, S. Dal. PHONE 2601 BURKE, S. DAK. GREGORY COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. BURKE THEATRE Abstracts of Title 6 Title Insurance For GW Entertainment rim 254l sm., s. oak. G'l Reba' PNP' FRED ZUTZ Greer's Ice Cream Dealer in Used Cars-at SiIer's Far the Bggf in ICQ Crum aukxs SOUTH DAKOTA 'nd l 'cl ' CONNELL and MADOLE GRAHAM HARDWARE Meats, Groceries, and Dry Goods AND Your Friendly Merchant Since 1905 FURNITURE mon: 2671 sumti, s. DAK. rum 5111 Gregory, s. oak L :ULLEBRTON LBR. CO. JERRY DUNN'S PRODUCE umer- uildin Mt'l-C I Over 60 Years of Service :oexm andmHome N t Cream' 291.6 lloullhryl: WILLIAM Hoxswm, Manager ' d ul H ' ml' BURKE' 5. DAX. HERRICK, S. DAK. WISCHMANN DRY GOODS Men's Clothing Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods and Shoes DIAL 4751 A BURKE S. DAK. 63 I Kulldogm My IMAJAZJ CIJLJ QI'lf?I'6ltl4!6ltl:0fL Kurke State Kaul: ,Q f v- I Q F Eg fw- i? 'ff YN ,ff , fs 9 ui- fb. 53 Elf ,V . :F :li .FJ