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

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The Burke Beat Recewes ew Adv1so1 The newspaper, which is published by advanced journalism students, received a new advisor this year, Mr. Arlen Langvardt. He is a graduate of Hastings College and majored in journalism and minored in English. Room 221 is a busy room with both the yearbook staff and the staff of the newspaper The Burke Beat working in perfect harmony which is a welcome change for the students of both staffs. In the future Var plans many changes in the format of the paper. CID The Burke Beatstaff is as follows: row one, Sheri Cohen, Mr. Arlen Langvardt, Liz Dyer, the Editorg row twog Sally Short, Sue Ellis, and Nancy Lloyd, row threeg Jill McClean, Kathy Olson, Marianne Denton, Laura Holmes, and Lori Powers, row fourg Fred Sjori, Geoff Fink, Dick Bailey, Bob Witzel, Brad Wood. Q25 The newspaper staff has a celebration after finishing the last issue of The Burke Beat. C31 Var and his staff had a Superstar contest and as the staff suspected Var topped Bob Witzel and Geoff Fink to become the winner. Q45 Liz Dyer takes time out from her work to read and munch,'. What about your diet! ff, W t -N

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urke O s Dance Is Poorly Attended KD Selling tickets before the 50's Dance in the Burke Gymnasium are Stu Birch, Denise Larsen, Dave Larson and other DECA studentsg the DECA Club is sponsored by Mr. Merle Gier. Q21 Tom Goodman and his date do the 'Ktwist to the old 50's tune Rock Around The Clock . Q31 Posing for the photographer in their 50's costumes are Juniors Sheila Steinhauer, Tracy Timperly, Liz Cortese, Linda Kaskie and the rest of the gang. Possibly they are on their way to the soda shop for a malt. 141 Stu Birch and Denise Larsen boogie to the tune At The Hop . 153 '4Van The Man And The '59 Grease Band played for the DECA 50's Dance. In the past Dr. Lawrence and his famous Duck Tails played for 50's Dances which were sponsored by Student Government. The dance this year was not successful.

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Interest Grows In Yearbook Production , .Nrr ,r, , ,fr !w.I1,H:i53 :fi W,..,,,,. L , 1 fuevuerfpammaz V V mpg W .f , , M49 ' w e i s . E at 'rd s if r , .....+w it tx gt? , I tal 5 4 X V .as A , 1 , I Z ' f w. X The Burke Book staff has increased through the years that Mrs. Karen Owens has been its advisor. The class has grown to feel that in addition to producing a - yearbook, they have a responsibility in helping to create a more involved student Mmm body. This year the class entertained the Vymhz , Cross Country Team before they took off 'i J ' ' ii for the state meet in Kearney, they all met i E at Dugger's Cafe at 6:00 in the morning I and chowed down pancakes, sausages, 1 , toast, and milk. They helped organize Dr. , Brown's farewell assembly starring Willie Watters. Along with all the other insane it ,,, Q , A, things that happen with the group, they 7 51 if riil iiil attempt to publish a book that the '- f 23255 FTTV students will remember with pride. ill The Burke Book staff included the following: row one, Debbie Schroeder, Linda Edwards, Sheila Steinhauer, Peg Archer, Ginger Spire, Jill Oltmann, Chris Muller, Jill Kushner, Gayle Bintner, row two, Mary Halpenny, Judy Kettering, Nancy Westmore, Laura Lowe, Sue Menzies, Julie Sindelar, Kathy Kokesh, Patty Breen, Mary Leistner, Barb Boryca, Tammy Majors, Jan Majors, row threeg Michelle Sims, Leah Kern, Donna LaGrou, Donna Reed, Sue Archer, Amy Hofstetter, Beth Huettner, Steve McCormick, Bill Deardoff, Karin Jacobi, Kim Kangiorg row fourg Bill Summers, Ben Brett, Bob Witzel, Mike Hancock, Lou O'Konski, Craig Fulkerson, Dave Beef Holst, Brett Bunney, Marty Vann, Scott Mauch, Tom Goodbarn. 121 Mrs. Owens is patiently waiting for someone to rescue her. f3J Celebrating the Seniors last day of school Woodie Winslow chows down on a piece of cake. Q41 Yearbook people do procrastinate as shown by Seniors Ryan Kaufman and Craig Fulkerson. Reading the newspaper!