Burt Community School - Bears / Roundup Yearbook (Burt, IA)

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I think that this war v.ill be hardest on the young -people of our age, if any distinction on ''hardship11 may be made. The youth of our age r« strong, uum- rried, fresh ; end eager and make good «cidiero, Some o].de- nen ■ nJ buys have hrd their fling or R char.ce in cite orld, but these boys will go from high-school or first or second year college right into the . nay Zv n if they are not drafted they feel it their dut - to God and their country to enlist nd do their v rt. I may be prejudiced on this, for many older men re leaving their frurd lie? for the army, but that is ny opinion, ho-over great the hardships are we must endure them no’-’ for final victory, :'nd make the world, , .nd esnecir lly maerica, s- fe forever. Margaret Richiarnn

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v. of Tsrnmos President---------------------E. R. Uoltz Secretary-------------------- 1 • F. otow j?roagurar —----------—-H. A, Thompson M. K. Chipman Mrs. 0. H. Graham Jas. Christensen H. E. Rachut FI STORY OF FTiRT PUBLIC SCHOOL The Burt Public School w- s started in 1910, at a cost of $18,000. The student: and faculty 'rere not able to move into the finished building until 1912. In 1036, a new addition was erected to the old building at the cost of $44,000. This addition has greatly improved our school building was badly damaged by a. fire of unknown origin, Uork was begun immediately and the building vfa6 ready for the opening of school in the f..ll. school faculty Miss Hash, 5th and 6th grade teacher, if you know her, then you like her. Mr. Jolinlc, our coach end Math teacher, is .cnown by his curly hair. A lot of fun. Hr. Officer, our Superintendant, is working for the welfare • nd best interest of our school. Jim Sewick, our janitor, keens the school shipshape, no matter how much ’-re students mess it up. Miss 3ronn, our commercial teacher, means hat she says, but never lets anything funny get hy unnoticed. Miss 'enthe, 1st and 2nd grade teacher, is ready for anything .lust so she is on the go. Miss Baers, our vocal instructor, is always on hand ' hen you want her most. Hiss Steen, 7th and 8th grade and Home Sc. teacher, is the promoter of the Jr., Sr. banouets, and a consciencious worker. Hiss Hockey, our instrumental instructor, her pep ana. energy seem unlimited. Hiss Hays, 3rd and 4th grade teacher, is reserved, but well liked by all who really loiow her. Miss Vheelock, our English and Speech teacher, always has a smile for everyone, She has pretty blonde hair.