Burke High School - Burke Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Hi tor Dept. Gives Sophomores Choices 115 Teaching Social Psychology to upperclassmen is Mr. John Knickmang however, he also spends many hours with students as he sponsors Student Government. 125 Mr. Michael Young teaches American History and coaches the JV Basketball Team. 135 Heading the Social Studies Depart- ment is Mr. Gary Caldwellg he also teaches several courses among them Economics. 145 Mrs. Kathleen Williams teaches both in the History Department and in the Foreign Language Department. 155 Teaching American History is Mr. Roger Gehrig, who also finds time to be an OEA representative. 165 Making certain that there is plenty of food on hand for the fans at the home football and basketball games is just one of the many duties of Mr. David Haarg he also teaches American Government to seniors and is in charge of Honors' Day. 175 Dr. Daniel Wilcox teaches American History to juniors. 185 The History Department offices are housed beneath the two small auditoriumsg they have divided the Department so that several teachers are located on either side behind the ticket windows. The teachers have decorated their offices in many different ways as depicted by Mr. James Rawlings' poster. Mr. Rawlings teaches sophomore social studies. 195 Mrs. Lynn Engelhardt teaches sophomore history courses. 1105 New to Burke this year is Mr. James Martin who teaches sophomore history coursesg Mr. Martin transferred to Burke because of Burke's increase in enrollment. 1115 Dr. Larry Rogers is also new to Burke this yearg he teaches American History. 1125 Mr. Edward Cobb is one of Burke's favorite teachers according to the studentsg he teaches juniors American History. 1135 Mrs. Diane Blackburn teaches sophomore history. 1145 Teaching sophomores history is also Mr. Ken Armsbury's job. 1155 Mr. David Ross, who is the gymnastics coach at Burke, teaches sophomores history and a course called Comparative Government. 's Sf X- ff' J , ,':- Tia' as F' X up ' M we at I x I Q ,J K ,psuw M.. if as i .T3f 1 X ...,1 ' il'l . l ? 1 M 5 M? .-M--.........,q

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Science Department Encourages Research ill Mr. Robert Shirck explains a chemistry problem to some of his students. Q21 Mrs. Carol Mitchell, who teaches chemistry and microscopic photography, examins bacteria under a microscope while her students look on. 131 Mr. John Johnette gives his selective studies students their assignment, selective studies is offered as an alternative to biology so that students may fulfill their science requirement. Mr. J ohnette also coaches the Varsity Basketball Team that took the Class A Nebraska State crown this year. Ml Mr. Charles Watt discusses the exam he plans to administer to his students with his other colleagues. Q55 New to the Science Department this year is Mr. Tom McCawleyg he is explaining a diagram to his selective studies class. Sophomores may take biology, chemistry, astronomy, or selective studies which includesg space science, consumer science, microscopic photography, environmental science, fresh water ecology, human heredity, human pysiology or energy.