Burke High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burke, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

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EDITOR ---- '-- N orma Tietgen PHOTOGRAPHER ---- ----- D ick Canon SPOARTS EDITOR ---- ------- D ick simons TYPIST ---------- ---- F rances Forchtner CLASS EDITORS--Marilyn Tietgen and Nola Boes sUBscRIPTIoNs---- ---------------------- --- ORGANIZATIONS ----- Earl Drey, Alvin Besmer, Valda Norberg FEATURES I, ART --------------- Bob Lubbers ACTIVITIES ---------- --------- v alma Inglett ADS---Oakley Eide, Beverly Lewis, Larry Ticknor Ronald Smith and Bob Slagel ----Ruth Sieh and Larry Moyer DEDICATIO WE, THE SENIORS OF BURKE HIGH SCHOOL, DEDICATE THIS 17TH EDITION OF THE BULLDOG TO OUR PARENTS, WHO SACRIFICED COMFORTS, TIME AND MONEY TO MAKE OUR EDU- CATION POSSIBLE: WHO KEPT UP OUR SPIRITS WHEN THE GOING WAS I-IARD3 WHO RETAINED FAITH IN US NO MATTER HOW LITTLE WE MERITED IT: WHO ENCOURAGED US TO TAKE PART IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR AC- TIVITIESS WHO SPURRED US ON TO DO OUR BEST WHEN WE WERE SATISFIED TO MERELY GET BY: WHO DID ALL THIS AND MORE THAT WE MAY BE ABLE TO ACHIEVE MORE AND ACHIEVE IT MORE EASILY THAN THEY HAVE DONE. Z 0 THE BO RD TRIE TO LOOK B SITTING IN MOCK EXECUTIVE SESSION ARE ARTHUR KELSO, MRS. MARY ILER, CHAIRMAN HENRY CLAUSEN, WILLIAM HINKEN AND H. J. BURYANEK. DOC, MARY, HENRY, BILL AND HERB TOOK TIME OUT FROM THEIR LUNCH HOURS TO POSE FOR THIS PICTURE. TO THEM IT WAS JUST A- NOTHER OF THE DUTIES THEY SO CHEERFULLY AND CAP- ABLY PERFORM FOR THE BURKE SCHOOL. MY NAME HAS BEEN ON THE COVER FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS-IT'S TIME I LOOKED INSIDE. A 3 FAC LTY ME BER GO BOUT SUPT HARTMAN OPENS THE VAULT PRINCIPAL AIKE HOLLEMAN CHECKS AND ANOTHER DAY ATTENDANCE, ADMITS, TARDIES AND DETENTIONS. COACH BILL AMACHER RECORDS SOME SMALL BIOLOGY GRADES MARIORY PRCHAL STRETCHES SOPHO- MORE VOCABULARIES WITH WORDS AND DEFINITIONS. 4 THE BU I ESS OF A DAY BRADLEY LEAR EXPOUNDS THE MYS- TERIES OF MATH TO THE FRESI-IIviEN. FAE HARTMAN REVIEWS A WORLD HIS- TORY ASSIGNMENT. 5 .-AS . - '1'.Wv1Qg-1. ' ELMER HAVEMAN CHECKS AN AG TEST CARL HORST DICTATES TO A SHORTHAND CLASS. E IOR ELECT OFFICER MARK LEROY BELL I sleep in the day time so thatl can stu- dy at night.' Basketball l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3 Track 2,3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Boys State 3 Assistant F.F.A. coach al 2 4 King Candidate 2,3 6 ALVIN WILBERT BESMER A quiet lad, but quite a lad. Track l,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Ag basketball 1,2,3,4 Football co-captain4 if F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Annual 4 B Club 3,4 F.F.A. reporter 4 NOLA JEAN MAE BOES It's nice to be natural as long as you're nat- urally nice. Girls Glee Club 1 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Librarian 3,4 Howler 3,4 Annual 4 Executive Council 3 Play 3 Declam Z MORE APPARATUS THAN APPTITUDE MAC- PRES OAKLEY- V. PRES. , NORMA- SEC. ,iii ixii VALDA- ' TREAS. NEIL ARTHUR BURKINSHAW What's the use of worrying? Band 2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Ag Basketball 1 Carnival King 4 RICHARD CECIL CANON Lead me not into temptation, but hurry, show me where it is. Basketball l,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Track l,2,4 Play 3 Class officer 1,3 F.F.A. 1,2 B Club 1,2,3,4 Howler 3 Annual 4 Carnival King 3 Basketball co-captain 4 EARL DELBERT DREY It's such an awful care to be so hand- some. Track 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Ag basketball l,2,3,4 Glee Club 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. Officer 4 B Club 3,4 Annual 4 Class officer 1,2 6 .SX 'Q--06 mf 5-s s.. '54 'PUNK' BEST ALL AROUND ATHLETE OAKLEY WAYNE EIDE No matter what the discussion may be, I always find a reason to disagree. Glee Club Z,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. Officer 2,4 Ag judging Z,3,4 Band Pres. 4 Boys State 3 King Candidate 2 Class Officer 4 Annual 4 Howler 3,4 P1-:ARIS FRANKLIN FEDDE It isn't what you do that counts, it's what you can get by with. Football l,2,3,4 Ag basketball l,Z,3,4 Track 4 F.F.A. l,Z,3,4 Annual 4 B Club 4 FRANCES MARIE FORCHTNER It's not the pounds but the voltage that counts. Office 4 Glee Club 1 Cheerleader Z Declam l,2,3,4 Pep Club l,Z,3,4 Howler 3,4 Class Officer 3 Band l,Z,3,4 Play 3 Pep Club Executive 1 Queen Candidate Z Annual 4 Boys' Glee Club Ac- companist Z,3,4 TWO WI E IOR OTE LAVONNE ALTON FORSCH 'Studying fascinates me, I love to watch it being done. Football 2,3,4 Ag Basketball 2,3,4 B-squad I F.F.A. l,Z,3,4 Track l,Z,4 B Club 4 YVONNE LAVEE FREDERICKSEN I don't care how you spell my name, I'm going to change it Soon. Glee Club l,Z,3,4 Pep Club l,Z,3,4 Librarian 3,4 Howler 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 DONNA MAE GALLAGHER In her friendship there is nothing in- sincere. Librarian 3,4 Glee Club 4 Pep Club l,2.,3,4 FRANCY MOST . REPRESENT- ATIVE SENIOR ww ix: 1 ,gif E IOR ATHLETE A D CHOLARS CAROL J' EAN I-IAMANN Jet Propelled' Office 4 Band Z,3,4 Pep Club l,Z,3,4 Queen Candidate l Play 3 Annual 4 Howler 3,4 Class Officer 2,3 Declam 2,3,4 Girls State 3 NORMA ELAINE HASCHE She has a wonderful knack of minding her own business. Glee Club 4 Howler 4 WILLIAM ROYCE HINKEN, JR. 'Climbing to success rapidly, over six feet tall and growing still. Basketball 2,4 Basketball Manager 3 Football Nlanager 4 Librarian 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Track 4 2i , iltfli w l' 544. I F. fi' TOP RANKING SCHOLARS BONE UP SENIOR BOYS ON MA' TEAM VALMA JUNE INGLETT She finds time for work andtime for fun. Pep Club 1,z,3,4 Librarian 3,4 Howler 4 Annual 4 ROB E RT PAUL LARIMER 'Personality Plus' Band Z,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Football 4 Glee Club 1,Z,3,4 Play 3 Howler 3 F.F.A. 1,Z,3,4 BEVERLY ANN LEWIS 'A chipper little chir- per. Annual 4 Office 4 Glee Club l,Z,3,4 Pep Club l,Z,3,4 Howler 3,4 Play 3 Librarian 3 Queen 3 A TA GET E IOR AID NORMA AND NOLA STICK TO THE JOB ROBERT HENRY LUBBERS He has a genius for ingenuity. Cvlee Club Z,3,4 Howler 4 Annual 4 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Ag Basketball 2 LARRY LESLIE MOYER He makes beautiful cedar chests, girls. F.F.A. l,Z,3,4 Howler 3,4 Librarian 3 VALDA JOYCE NORBERG Calm and c onfident' Band l,Z,3,4 Pep Club 1,z,3,4 Librarian 3,4 I-lower 4 Annual 4 Pep Club Officer 3 Class Officer 4 Declam Z JOHN ALBERT PRESLICKA Still with us and proud of it. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Ag Basketball 3 Librarian 4 RUTH EDNA SIEH She does he r own thinking and needs lit- tle advice. Band 1,Z,3,4 Pep Club 1,Z,3,4 Librarian 4 Play 3 Annual 4 RICHARD LEO SIMONS Give me a place to stand andI'll move the world. Basketball l,Z,3,4 Declam 2,3 Band 2,3 Howler 3 Annual 4 Glee Club Z,3,4 King Candidate 1 Play 3 F.F.A. 1 Ni' NOT WASHED UP BUT WASHING UP E IOR WERE BOY'A D GIRLS' STATER xx MARILYN YVONNE TIETGEN CAROL AND OAKLEY CHOSEN BY , 1 'K THE LEGION Fine people like fine deeds need no trum- pets. Band 2,3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Librarian 3,4 Play 3 Class Officer 2 Howler 4 Annual 4 NORMA .TEAN TIETGEN Live a little, laugh a little and love a lot. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Play 3 Declam 2 Howler 3,4 Annual 4 Librarian 3,4 Pep Club Officer 4 Class Officer 4 Pep Club Executive 2 Queen 4 DOROTHY ARDEL ULRICH lf she wants to she will. Band 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club l,3 Librarian 3,4 Howler 4 Band Officer,-4 Pep Club Executive WOMAN'S WORK IS NEVER DONE---NOR MAN'S EITHER IT SEEMS 4 AND AUXILIARY BOBBY DEAN SLAGEL 'Not all his experience was gained in the war. Football 1,2 Boxing l,3 Glee Club l,2,3 Rifle Club 2 Archery Club l RONALD DEAN SIVIITH He ranks among the best, but that doesn't stop him from being the c1ass's worst pest. Football l,2,3,4 Play 3 Track 1 Ag Basketball 1,2 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Basketball 3 Annual 4 Howler 4 B Club 3,4 LARRY LOWELL TICKNOR 'A man arnong men is he, but among women he'd rather be. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2 Annual 4 Howler 3 Ag Basketball coach 3,4 Football Co-captain 4 Play 3 'B' Club 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1,3 10 3 f L JUNIOR OFFICERS TAKE SLAN T AT CLASSMATES SHIRLEY LUND-PRES. K 1 SHIRLEY CANON-TREAS. P5 DON FRANK-SECRETARY f I RACHEL LOCHER-VICE PRES. DAVID HELEN ADAMS BRAUN MARY SHIRLEY MARILYN BEVERLY GORDON DENNY CAHILL CANON CARLSON CONNELL DAVIS DEF FENBAUGH L VNLW l if . DONNA DONALD MARGARET MARVIN PAUL NIILDRED DEFFENBAUGH FRANK GIES GIES GNIRK HARVEY 1 1 JUN IORS SELL MAGAZINES FOR PROM FUNDS XX i BARBARA KAHLER SHIRLEY KAPPE Top salesmen put pressure on sponsor. X4 BYRON DARWIN LAWRENCE BARBARA RACHEL THERESA KELSO KLEIN KRAC HT ij jg z gg, A KA gain? . Q A: . --,- 3 I n. 1 .,., gf' ,. ' -.fr J' 0 , A :'. Q? ' SHIRLEY HARVEY GLENIS LUND LYMAN MCLEOD LARAE LOCHER LUBBERS 3 PAULINE MARVIN BONITA NEILAN NELSON PEREBOOM SCIENCE MARCHES ON WITH JUNIGRS AID Nl -..., TOP SECRET-FORMULA x BERNIECE BERNITA POTTHOFF POTTHOFF -. 9 qi, ,, :ju .., ..., - Q ....... x3 AVIS EUGENE IOLA WILLIAM LARRY VERLYN ROGGOW SMITH SMITH SPENCE STAACK STAI-ILECKER X , X D A in A I - 'f' f b::b I X ,v g , A A Q i DELBERT LOUIS BELVA REDA ANITA ALYCE TEEL TOLSTEDT WILLIAMSON WILLUWEIT ZORBA ZORBA 13 Sophomores Bisect and Dissect MARY BEVERLY BENT Z CANON gg -3 .:s. '- -rgszz-SEQ-:: GLEN ,Y CLAUSEN THERE'S SOMETHING FISHY HERE A K wavy GLEN GAYLE TERRENCE LELAND DAPPEN DOERING EIDE FLAHERTY L. i --', : ' 'Q 7 ai DEAN SARA NET TIE WILLXAM 1-'RANK FRANK HoRs'r Honsr 14 Sophomore Officers Take Jobs Seriously . 'f' 7:15- 75215 J - 'R ':2-rear: - ' -. ' - - :.-: ,-,ua .. YJ. 41 'FL 2 f f 5 gf E ? 'F R lx G Qi , LESLIE ALLEN NORMA KEEVER KELLOGG KLEIN LOIS KRIEGER-TREAS. GARY STINTON-SEC. VERNON STEFFEN-PRES. LESLIE KEEVER-V. PRES. DELMAR DONALD LOIS WAYNE KLUNDT KRACHT KRIEGER LEIBEL JO ANN VERLENE VERLA NORMAN LUBBERS MILLER OLEN OSNES 15 Sophomores Struggle With Syntax v1oL1-:T DUANE LAVQN Roccow sci-IMIDT SERR YOU DIAGRAM IT LIKE THIS DONALD VERNON GARY LUELLA SIEH STEFFEN STINTON SWIFT LEE LARRY SHARON TRAUTMAN WOLF WOLF 16 A Freshmen Elect Ufficers 'nu 'mr :in f LINDA KELSO-V. PRES. ANN DREY-SEC. TREAS. LEE BLAKE-PRES. SHARON TWILA LEE GARY BANCROFT BENTZ BLAKE BO!-INET CLIFFORD ARTHUR LINDA DORINE BREECE BREVIK BURYANEK DAVIS LOUISE AND LOUIE CHOOSE TO CHEW CHEESE EUGENE AND DARLENE SING .TINGLE BELLS 'L ANN KEITH MARGARET MARLENE DREY DRURY FEDDE FORSCH 17 ' 1, JOAN PRACTISES ON DORANNA fl-'Z M311 A KEITH PAUL KLEIN KLUG ANN SHAVES LEE erdant F rosh Are Initiated 4' U in '- l 2 W X' S254 if 'Um 5 Q. ...,... WILLIAM WENDELYN LINDA GARY FRANK FREDERICKSEN KELSO INGLETT -2' 1 5 yi - ., . i, I Cf, I I IEE., . M EUGENE JEAN KORTMEYER LEIBEL MARGARET--LE ROY A PROPOSAL LOUIE LOUISE DORANNA LEROY MATUCHA MATUCHA MILLER NEUHARTH 18 2 The Take It Like Good Sports QL? JOAN HELEN ANN GLENDA PENELOPE OSNESS SMIZER STEFFEN STINTON 5.3 VX LINDA TWIRLS A MEAN BATON f... 1 J AX,x,'?', ',X,,,:f ' 5 A 1 . 'i . ,, X .5. ,gl .'.:.. ,f '16 Q iii? a .V ' 1 ' 1' 11' g f, u 3, RUTH ANN LEONARD LOWELL PAUL KEITH DRURY SWIFT TEEL TOLSTI-:DT ULRICH WAITS FOR AN EGG an A S Q 1 L if E H ,... , DARLENE ELDORA LELA LARRY VANDER KURR WILLIAMSON WETZLER ZIMMERMAN RUTH, LARRY AND I-,ELA 19 LINK ARMS FOR THE FLYING DUTCHMAN T Four Win Medals In Declam THE OTHER WISE MAN I have sold my house and my possessions, and bought these three jewels--a sapphire, a ruby, and a pearl--to carry them as tribute to the King. BARBARA LARAE DRAMATICS Barbara won superior in the local contest and ex- cellent in the district. WE HAVE WITH US TO-NIGHT Ancient ---- Britain '? W ITH THE PI-DTO CAROL HAMANN HUMOROUS Carol placed first in the local contest and received excellent in the district. BEVERLY CANON HUMOROUS Bev placed second in the local and entered the Hickory Stick. FRANC ES FORCHTNER DRAMATICS Francy, having won second in the local, entered Hickory Stick to win superior. ROPE You had the supreme arrogance to decide that that boy was inferior and could be killed with irnpunity. Z0 l GRAPHER I thought he was going to kiss me. A gentleman who is to lecture to us on--- on---I don't see very well what it is------ ll Annual Staff Studies Earlier Bulldogs FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: NORMA TIETGEN, NOLA BOES, RUTH SIEH, MARILYN TIETGEN, VAL- DA NORBERG, VELMA INGLETT, FRANCES FORCHTNER. BACK ROW: BOB SLAGEL, DICK CANON, CAROL HAMANN, LARRY TICKNOR, BEVERLY LEWIS, RONNIE SMITH, DICK SIMONS, PHARIS FEDDE, LARRY MOYER, OAKLEY EIDE, BOB LUBBERS. MRS. PRCHAL IS ADVISOR. ANNUAL HEADACHE-WHICH TO CHOOSE AND USE If' Vswwu-ww Vx iw ml Howler Staff Looks Over Last Edition This year the Howler has been published bi-monthly by the following staff members Editors in Chief ------------ Associate Editors--- Sports Editors ----- Feature Editors ----- Business Managers--- Mimeograph Operators Proof Readers -------------- Reporters ----- Art Editor ----------- Advisor -------------- ---- Frances Forchtner, Norma Jean Tiegen Marilyn Tietgen, Nola Boes Larry Ticknor, Dick Canon Carol Hamann, Shirley Kappe Yvonne Fredericksen, Beverly Lewis, Dorothy Ulrich, Valda Norberg Larry Moyer, Robert Lubbers, Oakley Eide, Ronnie Smith Donna Deffenbaugh, Velma Inglett Barbara LaRae, Mildred Harvey, Belva Williamson, Theresa Lubbers, Norma Hasche, Iola Smith, Louis Tol- stedt, and Paul Gnirk Lee Blake ' Carl Horst .-..... w E . li in.-Q S... ,. .. . 5335. . .,xX. .xkX. Cl ,ff v ' 'B' I 1... ,. .JS new BURKE HIGH IS PROUD OF HER BAND First row, L. to R.: R. Sieh, F. Forchtner, B. Connell, M. Cahill, J. Kahler, L. Krieger, J. Ticknor, L. Norman, D. Hinze, B. Martin, V. Norberg, R. Locher. Second row: M. Tietgen, C. Hamann, B. Pere- boom, A. Zorba, G. McLeod, B. Potthoff, B. Potthoff, A. Roggow, L. Kelso, G. Steffen, L. Buryanek, R. Matson. Third row: Aike Holleman, M. Carlson, V. Olen, N. Burkinshaw, L. Trautman, P. Neilan, R. Locher, A. 701-ba, B. Larimer, O. Eide, H. Braun, C. Lund. .N 1 O 3. ' Www w LINDA LEADS THE MARCH ON BURKE HIGH SCHOOL SPURS THE TEAM I 'Q I., A S W4 ,jx I. if ...Z M. .. 1 Z3 ,gg Xa S an-nu. SQ 5 'PN-Q-mm, . i xi 'Www +-di' W -qfw-H' 'R' U Q 1 . A Navi, 'it new P x A und' M Q-z ,.gjKfQQ,1 5?'fif ,af Boys Glee Club Togs ut In Ties 2,9 Q iiee I ' I I wi i e A T Ka in E55 if if W First Row, L. to R.: Glen Dappen, William Frank, Earl Drey, William Horst, Keith Drury, Duane Schrnidt, Don Kracht. Second row: Louie Matucha, Norman Osnes, Neil Burkinshaw, Bob Larimer, Lar- ry Ticknor, Dick Simons, Bob Lubbers, Allen Kellogg, Lee Trautman, Harvey Lyman. Third row: Clif- ford Breece, Oakley Eide, Leslie Keever, Gary Stinton, David Adams, Marvin Nelson, Terry Eide, Del- bert Teel. Director: Aike Holleman. Accompanist: Frances Forchtner. ll S . SOLO CONTESTANTS WIN AT KIMBALL TENOR OAKLEY EIDE FIRST PLACE ON THE ROAD TO MANDALAY' BARITONE BOB LARIMER SECOND PLACE DEEP RIVER' BASS EARL DREY FIRST PLACE Ll TEYII 5 L 4 ' ' V ' X Q ' 3 Q eeeei i I I . u, J ...L ' L SOLOISTS SING ME A CHAN EARL DREY, OAKLEY EIDE, LARRY TICKNOR, BOB LARIMER 26 Music Contestants Win Honors fi-I MUSIC CONTEST HELD AT KIMBALL SOPRANO-BEVERLY LEWIS-SECOND PLACE 'GOD IS MY SHEPHERD' SING YE A .IOYFUL SONG' CONTRALTO-GLENIS MCLEOD-SECOND PLACE THERE IS A GREEN HILL FAR AWAY' MEZZO-SOPRANO-ANITA ZORBA-THIRD PLACE 'COMING HOME 1 R t I i e E REGION V. MUSIC CONTEST GIRLS SEXTETTE WINS FIRST PLACE DEDICATION --'PERFECT PRAYER' AVIS ROGGOW. BEVERLY LEWIS, MARY CAHILL, ANITA ZORBA, ALYCE ZORBA, GLENIS MCLEOD. BEVERLY CONNELL ACCOMPANIST. ,hxsg nun INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS FRANCES FORCHTNER MARILYN CARLSON FRANCES. playing 'ler Solo De Concert, won superior at Kimball. 9 A I Pep lub Girls Twenty three athletes make up the B Club. Listed in rows from left to right and front to back these letter winners are: Ronnie Smith--F.B. Denny Def- fenbaugh--F.B. Marvin Nelson--F.B. LaVonne Forsch--F.B. Alvin Besmer--F.B.-T. Louis Tol- stedt--T.-B.B.-F.B. Larry Staack--F.B. Earl Drey-- F.B.-T. Bill Hinken--B.B. Second row: Bob Larimer-- Q With A B PEP CLUB NIEMBERS PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT THE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENT IS NO MORE THAN ONE D EACH SDC WEEKS. FROM THE BOT TOM L. TO R. ROW ONE: D. ULRICH, V. NOR BERG, M. GIES. ROW TWO: N. KLEIN, M FORSCH, V. OLEN, R. SIEH. ROW THREE N. TIETGEN, N. BOES, M. FEDDE, B. CAN- ON. ROW FOUR: S. BANCROFT, R. SWIFT A. DREY, S. WOLF, Row FIVE: L. KRIE- GER, v. INGLETT, v. MILLER, J. LEI- BEL. Row six: D. MILLER, L. SWIFT V. Roccow, L. VANDERKURR. Row SEV- EN: D. GALLAGHER, A. SMIZER. E. WIL LIAMSON, J. osNEs. Row EIGHT: Y. FREDERICKSEN, M. TIETGEN, I. SMITH, B. LARAE K With A B ROW ONE: S. LUND, D. DEFFENBAUGI-I, P. STIN- TON, R. LOCHER. ROW TWO: A. ZORBA, A. ZOR- BA, M. CARLSON, S. KAPPE. ROW THREE: V. LUBBERS, M. HARVEY, B. WILLIAMSON, T. LUBBERS. ROW FOUR: B. CONNELL, M. CA- HILL, N. HORST, I. LUBBERS. ROW FIVE: P. NEILAN, B. POTTHOFF, G. MCLEOD, L. SERR. ROW SIX: L. KELSO, L. BURY- ANEK, B. KAHLER, D. DAVIS. ROW SEV- EN: C. HAMANN, F. FORCHTNER, B. LEWIS, B. POTTHOFF. PEP CLUB EXECUTIVE COUNCIL DOROTHY ULRICH, BERNICE POTTHOFF, LAVON SERR, RUTH SWIFT. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: NORMA TIETGEN MARY CAHILL, DONNA DEFFENBAUGH, MARILYN CARLSON Step p The Pep B.B.-T.-F.B. Byron Kelso--F.B.-T.-Mac Bell--B.B. Third Row: Dick Canon--F.B.-B.B. Bill Spence--B.B. Dean Frank--F.B. Fourth row: Larry Wolf--F.B.-B.B. Harvey Lyman--F.B. Pharris Fedde--F.B. Darwin Klein--F.B. Don Frank--F.B.-B.B.-.T. Dick Simons-- B.B. Larry Ticknor--F.B.-B.B.-T. Gordon Davis- B.B.-T. 1 - ,. ,W ,wv,...M...A V 'xg x gn' g W V , Kgs. i 1 'eff ms 4.5 . ' Q 1 2' Q-14-v -5 7' yu , 1 .Q ,-- 1 K 2 Q gfl if Q-fl L : KM , V p ..Z5.ai f -w..X., ..,,...- . 3 ' ' nw N J 1 - - . 52. -:.. :.: , ,I N :fail A if .. A N Kuhn., ' . Qflllf' W 'is -I , i -n fiffii Self wi gg .MW Q 7 it Juniors Present You'll Die Laughing THE ENTIRE ACTION OF THE PLAY TAKES PLACE IN CREEPY CASTLE, A RAIVIBLING OLD FARNIHOUSE NEAR THE MISSOURI VILLAGE OF RIVER- TON. DIRECTOR ----- CARL HORST SOUND EFFECTS ---- LARRY STAACK STAGE MANAGERS--VERLYN STAHLECKER, BARBARA LA- RAE PUB. MANAGER ----- GLENIS MCLEOD PROPERTY MANAGER-BONITA PEREBOOM CAST BRIDGET MULQUOON .... PAULINE NEILAN I-Iousekeeper of Jason Pike KIM WALLER ............. DON FRANK A surprised heir TOMMY UPTON .... BILLIE SPENCE His stuttering side-kick LEVI H.ACKETT...MARVIN NELSON The village lawyer AUGUSTUS CAESAR JONES .... PAUL GNIRK The negro cook OTTO SWARTZ...LOUIS TOLSTEDT A truck gardener DIANA DALHART .... DONNA DEFFENBAUGH Kim's heartburn MISS MARILLA DAL!-IART .... SHIRLEY KAPPE Di's spinster aunt MRS. KITTY PIKE ....... IOLA SMITH A giddy widow rom. PIKE ...... MARILYN CARLSON Her giddier daughter THE GI-MT GIRLHBARBARA KAHLER Who 'died laughing' THE GHOST MAN....LARRY STAACK In search of his tongue lsf 11 A, First row, L. to R.: L. Moyer, D. Deffenbaugh, R. Smith, D. Frank, E. Drey, O. Eide, A. Besmer L. Staack, D. Frank. Second row: B. Kelso, V. Stahlecker, L. Blake, P. Ulrich, G. Inglett, L. Tol- stedt, A. Brevik, W. Frank, G. Dappen, G. Inglett, K. Drury, L. Neuharth, L. Teel. Third row J. Preslicka, M. Nelson, L. Tolstedt, P. Gnirk, N. Osnes, B. Lubbers, A. Kellogg, L. Trautman L. Keever, L. Forsch, S. Kemery, D. Sieh, L. Zimmerman, M. Gies, P. Klug, E. Kortmeyer Fourth row: B. Larimer, N. Burkinshaw, L. Matucha, V. Steffen, P. Fedde, G. Davis, L. Flaherty, G. Stinton, B. Spence, W. Leibel, C. Breece, D. Klundt, T. Eide, D. Teel, G. Smith F.F.A. Spon-- sor--Elmer Haveman. Ag Department Produces Bumper rop of Bo In basketball the F.F.A. team made an outstanding record and encountered their only defeat at the hands of Parkston in the Regional Tournament. On the team were Fedde, Drey, Forsch, Besmer, Deffenbaugh, Dappen, Flaherty, Staack, Gnirk and Steffen. Coaches were Ticknor, Bell and Mr. Haveman. 1 LLUX I .E 1 aw 3. S 'W .Q Bulldogs Win Three And Lose Three First row L. to R.: Mgr. Bill Hinken, Dick Canon, Larry Staack, Byron Kelso, Larry Ticknor, Ronnie Smith, Denny Deffenbaugh, Bob Larimer, Mgr. Verlyn Stahlecker. Second row: Larry Wolf, Louis Tolstedt, Alvin Besmer, Don Frank, Earl Drey, Darwin Klein, Harvey Lyman. Third row: Coach Lear, Gene Smith, Leland Flaherty, Norman Osnes, Leslie Keever, Allen Kellogg, Bill Spence, Glen Dappen, Don Kracht, Coach Amacher. The Burke Bulldogs enjoyed a fairly successful season this year winning three games and losing three. The highlight of the season occurred when the Bulldogs were defeated 7-0 by the highly rated Tyndall team in a well played game at Tyndall. The Bulldogs wins included victories over Mission, Winner and Gregory. Larry Ticknor and Alvin Besmer, center and fullback respectively, were elected co-captains for the season's play. Prospects for the coming season are fair as eight lettermen will be returning for action. The team will be losing eight seniors from this year's squad due to graduation. CGCAPTAINS- cHAMBERL.A1N BURKE Besme' and Tickno' MISSION . . BURKE GREGORY . . BURKE WINNER . . BURKE TYNDALL . . BURKE WAGNER . . . BURKE In 'W af ,,...,, NQTQ? is 732 . Q S Q QQ T -5. Sf, tqaf K 5 QQ ul i W ' . .db in mg ' fit. 134, SATS? fm V sf 1 Q -8 4345 Jai 4 A TEAM WI S ROSEBUD C0 F ERE CE Mgr. V. Stahlecker, M. Bell, L. Wolf, Coach Arnacher. G. Davis, D. Frank, D. Canon, D. Simons, B. Hinken, L. Ticknor, B. Larimer, B. Spence. The Burke Bulldogs had a very good season with 16 wins against 7 losses and won the Conference Tournament. Incompiling thisrecord, Burke met some of the roughest teams that they have ever played, such as: Hayti, Ravinia, Volga, Menno, Platte and Chamberlain in addition to the teams in the Rosebud Conference. The Bulldogs drew Gregory in the first round of the District Tournament and defeated them in a thriller, '76-72. Burke met Fairfax in the semi-finals and although the Bull- dogs led most of the game by a margin of Z to 10 points, the breaks came for Fairfax in the final seconds and they went ahead to win 58-50. The outlook for next year's basketball season is good with five returning letter winners. Forming the nucleus next year will be four juniors and one soph- omore. The five returning lettermen are: Don Frank, Gordon Davis, Louis Tolstedt, Bill Spence and Larry Wolf. Prospects for next year include D. Sieh, L. Keever, D. Kracht, L. C. Tolstedt, W. Horst, and P. Klug. Six senior boys ended their high school basketball in 1954. They are: D. Canon and B. Larimer, co-captainsg D. Simons, M. Bell, L. Ticknor and B. Hinken. These boys probably had one of the best balanced ball clubs in the school's history. Burke Burke CO,CAPTAINS White River 46 Winner CANON AND LARIMER Platte 63 Colome Lake Andes 61 Fairfax Volga 58 Colome H, , Hayti 80 Fairfax Menno 40 Bone steel Pickstown 45 Ravinia Gregory 46 Winner Chamberlain 59 Gregory Bonesteel 50 Fairfax Winner 44 Colome Gregory 36 Individual scores: Larimer 337 Wolf Simons 251 Hinken Ticknor 315 Davis Bell 103 Spence Canon 187 T01 stedt Frank 65 Kracht Individual Sc ore s B TEAM BREAKS EVEN THE SECOND TEAM HAD AN AVERAGE SEASON WITH A RECORD OF 8 WINS AND 8 LOSSES. THEY MET TOUGH OPPOSITION ALL THE WAY. IN THE SECOND TEAM TOURNAMENT BURKE DREW FAIRFAX AND DEFEATED THEM 28-ZZ ONLY TO MEET DEFEAT AT THE HANDS OF THE WINNER WARRIORS IN THE FINALS BY A 34-33 SCORE. THE TEAM WAS MADE UP OF FOUR JUNIORS, SIX SOPHOMORES AND FOUR FRESHMEN. AS THE SEASON DREW TO A CLOSE THE BOYS WERE PROVING TOUGH COMPETITION FOR THE VARSITY TEAM. Burke Burke White River Gregory Platte Colome Lake Andes Fairfax Pickstown Bone steel Gregory Fairfax Chamberlain Winner Bonesteel Ravina Winne r Winner Mgr. P. Gnirk, D. Kracht, P. Klug, W. Horst, Coach Lear. L. Tol- stedt, G. Stinton, D. Sieh, L. Keever, L. Tolstedt, C. Breece, W. Frank. x COACHES LEAR AND AMACHER D. Frank L. Wolf B. Hinken B. Spence L. Tolstedt L. Keever D. Sieh D. Kracht W. Horst P. Klug L. T01 stedt G. Stinton W. Frank G. Davis 155 126 52 38 56 17 16 13 4 6 2 5 Z 38 iff 'Bw 331130 EL, wg I as ' ' f Z Kiwi! U Xl' 9 X Af if f? 'Ki L li sh' 6? 'lv Q! 7 ,4 wr s 'X I -nf sf, Q ix. 1 ,y, X , . i . N - , Y . x 1 . nf! ' 5.5 'af K X 1 ' ,sf LQ I r w..x ' S 'V sift, ir? r1,gi' ' 4- xx as 'E 5 Qs in ' s 13 W ' xi v a? -ff .. M , 5 4' V. Y , Ki' 2 Q 1 5 1 1 9 A flu A 4 -is fy, f rg - gy 1 S 0 -Mtg Q5 Xl SL I ' s in fi ,- .1 S i ..,f -.f I BURKE HIGH Cl-IOOL Nl' W R., 2 : RACHEL LOCHER, DONNA DEFFENBAUGH, PENNY STINTON, AND SHIRLEY LUND, LEAD THE CHEERS FOR THE 'A' TEAM Q R WITH A KICK TO THE LEFT' EVERYBODY SING. LET'S HAVE THE SCHOOL SONG. E3 CHEERLEADERS AND SPECTATORS RELAXS BILL AND THE BOYS TALK IT OVER. MARGARET FEDDE, SHARON WOLF, BARBARA LARAE AND SHARON BANCROFT CHEER FOR THE 'B' TEAM 40 4 if 'cgi' sf-2'5,.. .L' ff' ' :Ev V rack Team Ha Successful Season Front row L. to R.: Paul Gnirk, Gordon Davis, Bob Larimer, Larry Ticknor, Byron Kelso, Louie Tolstedt. Second row: Coach Arnacher Earl Drey, Alvin Besmer, LaVonne glxssgsr W Forsch, Don Frank, Denny Deffenbaugh. Third row: Larry Wolf, Larry Staack, Dean 4 I 3 '15 R B Frank, Leland Flaherty, Glen Clausen. Absent: Grant Kelso, Deene Neilan, Roger Stod- j 1 is tbl- dard, Raymond Martin. . 'L , 113 3 A X rl it l , so , r ig. The track team had one of the most successful seasons in -l . ' A 4 many years. They entered seven track meets and either won or 6 Q iss. X' finished among the top five. Eight boys qualified for the State up M Track Meet at Mitchell and when the final points were totaled, A l -sjigrfs -lp Burke had tied the Region seven champion, Tyndall. The boys xi ig who qualified were Grant Kelso, Byron Kelso, Louis Tolstedt, A K f ' .X is V Nts., V. ,t..,, ,,, . - Q ff-.,,g ri- , ,Q-W .rigs ,, Y . 43 wig so s W1 .aw . F g sexo gg, LARIMER VAULTS OVER .....-., Roger Stoddard, Alvin Besmer, Don Frank, Bob Larimer and Gordon Davis. Grant Kelso won the high hurdles and placed second in the lows, the 880 yd. relay team placed second, the mile relay team was third, and the sprint medley team placed fifth for a total of 17 points. In the Region 7 meet at Yankton, Burke placed second. Grant Kelso set a record in the high hurdles with a time of 15.6 seconds, and Bob Larinier set a record in pole vaulting with a heighth of l0'5 . GRANT The medley and mile relay tearris won first and the 880 relay team HEADS FOR second. They won the Rosebud Conference Meet for the first A HURDLE time in several years.Prospects Swim for this season are good with 9 returning lettermen. NEILAN ---. -+ .M '- ,Q .,,f g,hi,' :, X CLEARS IT 5 Senior Candidates Are Chosen Ro alty THE BURKE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL CARNIVAL HELD NOV. 12 IN THE CITY AUD- ITORIUM WAS ONCE MORE GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY THE LOYAL PATRONS OF THE SCHOOL. GROSS RECEIPTS WERE 52,122.25 AND THE NET PROCEEDS SUPPORT EXTRA-CURRIC- ULAR ACTIVITIES. CLASS- ES BACKED THEIR CANDI- DATES WITH MONEY RAIS- ING PROJECTS. THEIR IN- TEREST, AS ALWAYS WAS TWO-FOLD, NAMELY, TO EARN AS MUCH MONEY AS POSSIBLE FOR THE SCHOOL, AND TO EARN MORE THAN ANY OTHER CLASS, CROWNING THEIR CANDIDATES AS THEIRRE- WARD. QUEEN NORMA- KING NEIL THE SENIORS WINNING THE COVETED CROWNS WERE NORMA TIETGEN AND NEIL BURKINSHAW. THEIR AT- TENDANTS WERE .IUNIORS SHIRLEY CANON AND BILL SPENCE, SOPHOMORES LOIS KRIEGER AND GARY STIN- TON AND FRESHMEN PENNY STINTON AND KEITH KLEIN. FROM THE FIRST AND SEC- OND GRADES WERE PRIN- CESS LOIS ESTERLING AND PRINCE RICKY NIKODYN. THEIR ATTENDANTS WERE JILL BOHNET,THIRD: JAMES ESTERLING, FOUR- TH: BETTE DAVIS, FIFTH: DAVID WITT, SIXTH: PATTY KIRSCH, SEVENTH? GENE LABAHN, SEVENTH. L 'Q Q ,f mf. , S, S i K 5' Y 1 at A r Wm -S l 3 'M' 'I yi x. xg 4' ' ' .. :' Ja gs .A if ' K-is ' ,L M , Fx' sw xfi..:,:a:: NQN,,,, r S nlys Xa x f .-.' ' X ,kwwiti G Q5 8 . J Q s ' Q' ,J I 511 .mmf S 'V' xx I Q .S f ii. P? 5 M 2 I : 5' .5 mlvfht . 156, 405 gs , V T3 '5 :f 1., 3 ' f ,Q xx, W 3, is 5 33734 ,wing fm . SA' is if 'W 3 ff 'Q'3 v 45 E X . - g, 'fin' , A 1 S Sf' is' ix '-'F f ' Q S ' r 94 Q- f' X ' 5 f Y' A .Q J J 1 , u. 5 I . sk T' f-149535 lf, X . ,. ,.,, A . 'g-cf if x , v ' I .. ., y 3 J 2 3 1 z x I E V I ALLAN KELLOGG, DOORMAN AT CLUB '53, STANDS READY TO ADMIT THE GUESTS. Juniors Hosts At Club '53 SHARON WOLF AND NORMA SIEMS DISTRIBUTE MEMORY BOOKS FRESHMANWAITERS, GARY STINTON, DEAN FRANK, TERRY EIDE, LARRY WOLF, DELMAR KLUNDT, WILLIE HORST, DON KRACHT, AND GLEN DAPPEN, GAVE SMILING AND EFFI- CIENT sERv1cE. Seniors Guests t Prom ROGER STODDARD, BOB LARIMER BOB STELLER, PAUL KLUFA AND OAKLEY EIDE WITH FRANCES FOR- CHTNER AT THE PIANO ENTERTAIN- ED THE GROUP. s if vt Q QW Q 552525 THE DANCERS ENJOY DON SI-IAW'S MUSIC THE TABLES ARE BEAUTIFUL: THE FOOD IS DELICIOUS: THE CONVER- SATION IS LAUGH PROVOKING. AT THE SPEAKERS TABLE ARE MRS. AMACHER AND COACH, BERNI-ECE ALBRIGHT, DICK CANON, DONNA ILER, AND LARRY TICKNOR. FOOD AND spxsscmzs Lu: AHEAD. Sl AY, D0 YG RE EMBER When the juniors sold pop at the games to make money for the Prom? A-5 . 1 -si 4 ws ,aff-Nz' LLNUIQ I J e - ' That basket ball pep , meeting ? When the semors made pop corn balls, hi and Mrs. Larson helped, and we sacked 'em for the Party? community tree ? Donna and Don at the Valentine The trophy we won? The fun back stage at the junior play? Places And Faces To Remember And Smile Over DORMITORY LUNC HES ,- ax, CARNIVAL DINNER DISH IT UP KEITH SINGS A DORINE A LULLABY ..g,.f-J W CARL IS CAMERA SHY 5 It .rv Y xx. L- EAT IT UP LINDA STICKS TO HER FEED 'EM AND EAT OFFICE ORATORY A KARO SHAMPOO MARLENE GIVES PETE BATON WASH 'EM UP ELMER SLAILFS DESPITE A TOUGH IDR Carnival costume They're RED LETTUCE-COUNT IT YOUNG DOGS WILL HAVE THEIR FUN nP1Qa3e, If J 1 JvPv3,-- Q rvestrpim myself Q1 thm Fwepi Cwopyb W ,ff Oakley I won that hard ' 4 to got'- wx W 5-is XXL-Q. Well, ,cs-now that you mention it-you are rather hnndsc You gn to sleep--I want zo talk yet. iw ,gf-., Hwmwemwa nnmmumngmw'W l THEY NIPYOU, JUST IN PLAY . --Q, X7 l ,j 2l..,x X 9 1-lib 'Y R4 ' 5 , n 5 , ' . .I ,,. gf 5 l X S' N' ffl' '33-5' ag 'X l l I l' X Q , 1'? 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Czngrafufafion Ku:-lee State Kanlz Kee b fee lgencq gd! HILL! .yl'L5llJ'dJ'LC8 Kafka, South bakota Plume 2541 Karl C Mgr. CONNELL and MADOLE Meats, Groceries, and Dry Goods HANSEN IMPLEMENT Your Friendly Merchant Since 1905 J. I. Case and Willy's Jeep Soles and Service PHONE 2671 BURKE, S. DAK. PHONE 6Ill GREGORY, S. DAK. LEO H. SIMONS Property and Auto Insurance Agent for Missouri Valley Mutual Ins. Co SOCONY VACUUM OIL CO. Connie Janos, Agent Phone 6371-4212 Gregory, S. oak ROLAND KLEIN Local and Long Distance Hauling MAC'S DIESEL SERVICE Portable Welding and Diesel Service Custom Plowing - Subsoiling Phone 8479 Herrick, S. Dak. Di.-1-work Gregory, S. Dak. RUST GRAIN COMPANY Chas. Rust, Proprietor Herrick, S. Dak. Office 8281 Res- 3231 DEW DROP INN For the Best in Meals Lunches Burke S. Dak. YOU NG'S GARAGE Standard Sales G Service HERRICK, S. DAK. BURYAN EK BROS. IMPLEMENTS John Deere Sales and Service Phone 273I Burke, S. Dak. VON SEGGERN BROS. Lumber, Grain 6 Coal PHONE 5441 GREGORY, S. DAK. SAM'S PLACE Beer, Ice Cream, Candy Pop and Pool Bllfke, 5- Dak. Sam LaFave, Prop. BURKE POST NO. 9950 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S Meetings Second and Fourth Thursdays Ladies Auxiliary Third Friday DON MCMEEN FARM EQUIPMENT I!.!:!!5.t!EH HAMERS Quonkfet Steel Kuildinp TELEPHONE 4661 GREGQRY, S. DAK. BURKE GAZETTE A. fr V. CLEANERS P. J. Fchrenbocher Pickup Sgnvcgcebelivery YW' C ' 5 N Phone zon Burke, s. oak. FULLERTON LBR. C0. Lumber - Building Material - Cool Over 60 years of service to form ond Ilorne Fo' 'he Best in ke C'e and Lunches Clair Turseon, Mower Bmkef 5' Wk' Phone 2321 Burke, s. Dak Fo' Thi iI:'g: :l : Good' BURKE LIQUOR STORE ng sue es I Largest Stock of Good Wines .Khlfas at Burke and Liquor rn the Rosebud phone 2641 Dewey Klein, Mgr. NlCK'S SERVICE FRED ZUTZ STANDARD SERVICE Dealer in Used Cars-at Siler's Phone 442I lurke, S. Dak. IURKE SOUTH DAKOTA B 8 M DISTRIBUTING CO. EDWARD IBRCHAL Folstnff C1 Hamms Beer Lawyer rum 4351 Burke, s. Dak. Burke S. Dak. GEORGE C KIRSCH SILERIS GARAGE Cor Accessories and Sporting Goods Electrician Phone 4801 Burke, S. Dak. GAS Ph 280' B A S ook OILS one - u e, . . 33125 0 W I W. XE Q5 E! JELINEK Moron co. 1922 B Gnecokv, sou'rH DAKOTA ii? 'gg jj, Phone 7371 Sales 6 Service N' 59 Matson Implement Co. SALES AND SERVICE -:3?: iEi::i fA: X if y A IEW' jill! INTERNATIONAL WH ' A H A RV E STE R I STAACK'S STORE KEN'5 pggpucg Grocegxarniizr on Independent Buyer One-half mile East of Jamison, Nebr. cream Eggs Poultry BURKE souTH DAKOTA Phone 543' Gfesom S. Dak- JERRY ouNN's PRODUCE '-0U'E'5 GROCERY cream, Eggs 5 ,Mlm Fresh Meats - Groceries - Vegetables Nutrena and David Harum Feeds The 565' in 'he Wes' HERRICK, S. DAK. Dial 5351 Gfegqry ORLLEY'S VARIETY Locke PHARMACY Dem ,R Cllinaware - Paints - Cosmetics - Toys REXALL DRUGS Greeting Cards - Candies - Enamelvare P e 7m G'e9 'Y' 5- D - GREGORY ms Nowsiaurn DAKOTA DR MCMEEN DENTIST GREGORY LOCKER SERVICE Meats -- Vegetables - Groceries Phone 736' G e90fY Phone 6361 Gregory, S, Dali. J' S. KOUNOVSKY KEITH fr SCHLAHT Cash B JEWELER Poultry -- Eggllyis Cream Gregory S. Dak. PFIUNQ GYCQOFY, S. DQR. CLAUSEN FUNERAL HOME COURTESY 24 Hr. Ambulance Service FMRNESS PHONE 2831 Member of Associated Funeral Directors QURKEI 5. DAK 60 ROSEBUD FARMERS UNION CO-OP OIL ASSOCIATION FARM SUPPLIES g Tires o Tractors o Tubes 0 G85 0 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 comer cArs AND HOTEL l-UTT'5 STORE Best Coffee in Town Dairy-Creme DRY GOODS Phone 6l8l Gregory, S. Dck. Phone 269I BURKE PHARMACY TED'S STANDARD SERVICE ,,H. ,, ll'1ZeS Gas - on - Grease - Tim Your scHooL sumv Let Us Service Your Cor PIWM 7501 Gregory, S. Dok. HEADQUARTERS JOHN O'NEILI. AND SONS GAMBLE STORE Ford Troctors and Implements E- H- KUPPC, PNP- Form Service The Friendly Stone PHONE 7l6l GREGORY, S. DAK. PHONE 2601 BURKE, S. DAK. Kollonders Meat Market BAKW5 FURNITURE C0- MEA1-5 We Specialize in Complete GRQCERIB Home Fumishings phone 2121 BURKE, S. DAK. GREGORY COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. . Donohons Abstracts of Title 6 Title lnsuroace BURKE CAFE Phone 2541 Burke, S. bak. Thrift Shop-Gregory K I ROSEBUD PHOTO CO. GREGORY WINNER 61 ,, Congratulations Burke High for Another Successful Year Missouri Valley Mutual Insurance Co. Burke Livestock Auction Co. Always A Good Place to Do Business Sale Every Tuesday Phone 2081 Ken Leland, Mqr. Burke, S. Dak BLAKE EQUIPMENT CO. . ERNA O Vx, V My Phone 3l08 Jamison, Nebraska 6 GUS HAMPL focal and long NA tance Hauling Burke and Herrick, S. Dak. Phone 2801 HERRICK LUMBER ff SUPPLY Harrison Plumbing Cr Heating , . General Electric Appliances Hardware - Paint - Appliances CRANE PLUMBING Cv HEATING rum aw Hmaeu, s. neu. mn. 4051 Gfewv' 5- DQR' ZORBA GRAIN Cv uvssrocx co. KN'T'E'-'S GARAGE Pontiac Sales Cr Service Lumber, Coal, Grain, and Hardware GMC Trucks 6 Pickups Phone 8261 Herrick, S. Dal. Phone 406' Gregory, S. bak. ' TASTY DRIVE INN FORCHTNER MARKET On Hi-Way I8 Gregory Meats and Groceries Herrick lologna TUSW 5509 GfG90fY Dial 8402 Herrick, S. Dali. Frozen Desserts-Lunches TIETGEN OIL COMPANY TU-TON MOTOR C0- HERRICK, S. DAK. FORD Salle and Service: MERCURY 'hon' 342' Phone 6l7l Gregory, S. Dal. PHARRIS BAKERY GReGoRY FARMERS ELEVATOR co. M, Tm, 0, ,M GM, Grain, Coal and Livestock FI 1::':'t1?'L2:::I'7 Phone Slll GNUOU. 5- 505- lurks 4670 Gregory 6221 WISCHMANN DRY GOODS Men's Clothing Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods and Shoes DIAL 475I BURKE, S. DAK. 63 NEWSAM CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales and Service CHEV-I3-OLE1' GREGORY, s. OAK. L PHONE 4441 GREGORY LIVESTOCK AUCTION Auction Every Thursday I F. F. Driscoll, Prop. Gregory, S. Dak. Phone 7I3l or 7134 SEE SEELEY FOR IEWELRY Seeleqk jewelry PHONE 6821 GREGORY, s. OAK SOPERIS GIFT SHOP BLAKE'S DEPARTMENT STORE cu. nova' - ,ond ,hah - canon Your Community Store-Anything and Everything Gifts For All Occasions Phone 3l0l Jamison, Nebr. Pllgng S. ROSEBUD PROIIFNE GAS CO. H I P P T H E A T R E WILSON SERVICE I F, Propane Gas - Your Biggest Bargain in F I The Rosebud! mesl Burke, S. Dak. Will Jonas, Mgr. Gregory, S. Dall. PETERSON'S PRODUCE BURKE THEATRE Cream Vytabolator Eggs F07 GMI Entenilnment Poultry Minerals Philco Refrigerators Feeds Galvin Reber, Prop. DIG' ZIZI THE NORTHWEST'S LEADING YEARBOOK PUBLISHERS MIDWEST-BEACH COMPANY zzz mm rump. Av.. sam mu, s. mu. 64 E I l Q I , 5 E 1 i 5 a s I I s 5 4 5 r ! 4 ! E E 5 F . x E I l 5 . E Q 5 a I L 2 5 F 1 E 3 ' Hia: -- ' V . 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