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

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griculturalists Achieve State Awards w-..........y...0p,.m....anf-w--w----- e 'Y :N.s..,, - :wi -I : 2 if Q , get at X' r K r ,Q , E K, . ,. NIM +1 fs if as ' g wolf had Fu' t,--.V SD H bong .. P I Qt A 'J N. . ,. 3 .X A A is gl ,i L ,few K . M ,hi .K iQ X is L3 1 . KD In a tiny room, 203, Mr. Raleigh Pilster conducts in earnest his students in the various courses in the agri-business field. Many of his students have won national awards throughout the years, but little school-wide attention has been given them. In this photograph, Mr. Raleigh Pilster and some of his students, Tom Odam, Stu Birch, and Rick Ronka seem amused to find their picture being taken. C25 Quackl Quackl Quack! This is fun! C31 The FFA club are: row one Linda Hukill, Darcy Stevens, John Dundon, Bill Deardoff, Rick Ronka, Jeff Firman, Mike Kirkwood, Crystal Moreland, Leann Fleckg row twog Mr. Raleigh Pilster, Weill Thomas, Chip Cushing, Tim Adams, Neil DeCosta, Adriel Baltimore, Dudyka Bell, Greg Iverson, Jan Major, Jody Dobbertine, and Bob Dujerskig row threeg Chris Krausert, Bob Hammond, Lee Wilkinson, Andy Knutzen, Doug Hansen, Boyd Paulsen, and Todd Turner. Q43 Linda Hukill enjoys playing with a young Hereford bull at the Omaha Public Schools' farm. C53 As Mr. Raleigh Pilster proudly watches, Mr. Allen E. Tate presents'the N.A.H. Poultry Award to Darcy Stevens, Chris Krausert, Jeff Firman, and John Dundon. This was just one of many awards that the FFA group received this yearg girls as well as boys are very active in FFA. ,, ,, 1 I gg is ','. ,X are .ai Q 5

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Burke Clubs Def Geographical Barrier The French and Ger- l man Clubs were made up of students who were at var- ious academic levels. They gathered together as a club to study the cultural back- ground of the various countries whose language they were learning to read and write as well as speak. The German Club takes part in the October Fest every year, it is held at the Hilton Hotel. The German students sample German food and dance German Folk Dances. The French Club has an annual Progres- sive Dinner each year. Both clubs were active. Liss QD The German Club was made up of the following members: row one, Beth Johnson, Fredreki Faux, Kim Caldwell, Joyce Storms, Susan Schagerhauff, Cindy Johnson, Maria Humeres, and Theresa Laux, row two, Frau Hoffman, Judy Allen, Jay Maxwell, Karen Baumstark, Sheryl Simandl, Shari Johnson, Debbie Horning, Carol Radda, Doug Myers, and John Swanson, row three, Janet Smith, Julie Lang, Jana Klover, Michelle Harrington, Tom Goodman, Paul Petrich, Lee Gowen, Greg Jizba, Detlef Kemnitz, and Sylvia Kaye. C21 The President of French Club, Senior Sheri Cohen, discusses upcoming events with Russ Graves, Mrs. Schultz, and Liz Dyer. The French Club sold stationery to help pay for their various club activities. Q31 The French Club was made up of the following members: row one, Carrie Kuska, Marrisa Baskin, Corrine Leger, J ody Kreitman, Laurie Bendy, and LaDonna Doiron, row two, Joanna Moore, Mary Leistner, Ellen Burke, Debbie Hemminger, Karen Mohr, Sue Eastberg, Laurie Loftis, Sue Micek, Lori Meyers, row three, Nancy Shum, Andrea Markus, Kathy Swanberg, Sheri Cohn, Doug Myers, Mike Churney, and Mrs. Schultz. The French Club encouraged activities with other language clubs in the form of picnics and parties.

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Burke Clubs Active Despite Integratioi KD Ms. Nucchterlein, who is new to Burke this year, sponsors the AFS club which is made up of students who have taken many different languages and are interested in visiting a foreign country as an exchange student, also in the club are students who are attending Burke from other countries around the world. 121 Mrs. Louise Cunningham and Mr. Al Totilas laugh at a skit performed at the AFS Christmas Party. l3l Doug Meyers and other AFS friends enjoy the festivities of the holiday partyg they especially like the food. 145 FCA or the Fellowship of Christian Athletes consists of the following members, row one, Liz Hayes, June Costar, Judy Phillips, Sue Schranz, Yoko Ishikawa, Paul Schultz, and Patti Mokrzycki, row two, Detlef Kemnitz, Stacy Benson, Tenley Fisher, Karrie Kowen, Janet Smith, Dirk Kemnitz, Carol Radda, Rita Cor, Lynette Lang. Their sponsor is Mr. Dennis Scheer. Q57 Girls' Club is made up of the following young female athletes row one, Judy Phillips, Vicki Vlasnik, Julie Raber, Liz Hayes, row two Marti Bresel, Beth Huettner, Holly Roberts, June Costar, Karrie Kowen Donna LaGrou, Carol McCormick, Yoko Ishikawa, Rae Ellen Sena, Mary Halpennyg row three, Michele Sims, Debbie Schroeder, Patti Mokrzycki Sherry Phelps, Mary Hautzinger, Janet Smith, Kathy Clinton, Tenley Fisher, Janie Biggs, Karen Bequette, Lynette Lang, Carol Radda, Stacy Benson, and Sue Schranz. 161 The school nurse Mrs. Matthies along with members of the Future Medical Careers Club helped to co-ordinate the mass inoculation of citizens of southwest Omaha for the swine flu. Q71 Young people at Burke who are interested in medical careers join The Future Medical Careers Club through which they become more informed about the career of their choice. The members of FMC are as follows: row one' Morrisa Baskin, Brenda Blair, Susan Brezden, and Laurie Bendyg row two, Nancy Westmore, Teresa Hermsen, Mrs. Carol Matthies, Susan Eastberg, and Tammy Hanson. These students help Mrs. Matthies in the office ' if 'er W 5 3 A A 'HARRY A XCMOQ