Burke High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burke, SD)

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Was Different And Innovations The new shop is truly a boy's paradise, occupying its own re- modeled building. After the ex- penditure of much sweat, mus- cle, and time, they finally got the '26 Ford to run. It made a deafening racket, but no one came running to see what had happened. Working on it afford- ed the boys much practical ex- pe rience and no end of satisfac- tion when it finally chugged a- round the block. Many rnothe rs, sisters and girl friends are the proud possessors of cedar chests assembled and finished in the shop. w ax., To the freshman high school was all new and different, but to the upper classmen the changes were almost unbelievable. The firstfew weeks of school the girls stood in the new home ec rooms caressing them with their eyes and trying to realize that their dreams had conie true. In the kit- chen they gloated over ev- e ry stove and sink and cab- inet, every gleaming pan and colorful dish. The new tables with their formica charcoal tops and the pink and white chairs seemed too pretty to use. Surely any one should be able to sew beautifully on those new machines set into their polished cutting tables . Just see all the fancy stit- can make with and button holes , as anything.

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ff T Q ,Q-as U Q i-Ag, l . 'Cro BENTZ BLAKE FE DDE FORSCH The Seniors - Wise O STS 5 g l as Q , e is T . .AW A Q F7 V ,iii S . ' All ta 1' 'R BOHNET FRANK Dogs - Leave LINDA AND LEE TAKE OFF FOR GIRLS STATE AND BOYS STATE Linda Kelso has tucked a few things into two suit cases and a hat box and is ready to depart for Mitchell and Girls State. Lee Blake, on the other hand, believes in traveling light and leaves for Aberdeen and Boys State burdened only by an extra pair of socks and a tooth brush Cboth borrowed at the last minutej. 10