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

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Bottom Row: (left to right) Gordon Baer, Gary Schenck, Layton Rash, Russell Parsons, John Groan, Milton S, llsbury, Donald Macauley, Joyce Ryerson, Caradlne Koenke, Jo Ann Schneider. Second Row: Miss Anderson, Junior Rachut, Richard Thompson, Raymond Baer, Anna Sankey, Keith Bates, Marlene Dremmel, Buanne Pannkuk, Roger Steward. Third Row: Lynn Ward, Earl Geesman, Garrol Relmerc, Jolene Higgins, Dariene Shinier, Betty Larson. Not on the Picture: Roeer Crouch, Donald Garman, Billy '.vickett There were 28 bright and peppy ounlls that entered the 5th and 6th grade room on September 7th. The room was equally dl lded at first, there beln fourteen In each grade. The boys were In the majority 3 to 1. Vernon Klein, Howard and Ray Sewlck left us In January, moving to their new home in Algona. In the fourth six weeks period, Richard John moved to Elmore leaving the total enrollment at 24. Since then Darlene Shlpler Donald Garman, and Roger Crouch have Joined us. The attendance on the whole has been splendid. Milton Salls- bu.v has a perfect record. Donald Macauley and Layton Rash have only one tardy mark. We have had two clubs this year. The News Club which meets every Friday afternoon was presided over by Marlene the first s me8ter and by Junior the second semester. Carrol, Richard, and Gary served as secretaries. There Is a short business meeting each time after which about twelve news reports are given. The Nature Club, composed only of those Interested In iearnlng more of the great out-of-doors, Is or' sided over by president Joyce.

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FRESHMAN CLASS Top row: Donald Andreasen, Jerome Soderberg, Francis Habegar Mary Ellen Steward, Patricia Wolf, Marlys Dundai, Marjorie Pannkuk, Kenneth Patterson. Middle Row: Miss Baars, Dale Lockwood, Kenneth Schneider, Arthur Hlx, Joseph Dresthus, Richard Garman, Merrll Stott, Leroy Leeck, Jim Hansen. Front Row: Joan Chipman, Janet Lou Sage, Evelyn Becker, Gladys Gifford, Lovlna Groen, Beverly Bussle, Lovonne Shlpler, Jacqueline Person, Helen Rachut, Mary Lee Parsons. Not In picture—Richard Crouch The Ideal Girl Pat's—complexion and height, Just right for a certain fresh- man boy; Beverly1s-quletness, niceness; Jo An's— love for the special Jr.; Helen1s-flashy hair, ways with the boys, tem- per; Janet's-flirting, good looks, dimples; Lovlna'stability to talk; Mary Lee's-eyes; Marly's-posture; Flady's-teeth; Jacqueline's-clothes; Lavonne's—artistic fingernails; Marjorie —stride; Francls'-ablllty to play basketball; Mary Ellen's- graceful figure; Evelyn's-good naturedness, ability to play piano. The Ideal Boy Kenneth Patterson's-love for a certain freshman girl and ability to tell stories. Kenneth Schnelders-athletlc ability, smartness Jerome's-stride and complexion; Joe's height and good looks; Dale's-abllity to make noises In the assembly(and other places) without being caught; Richard Crouch's-teeth; Richard Garman's good naturedness, and stale Jokes; Arthur's-bashfulness; Donald' shortness and mischievousness; LeRoy's-ablllty to dance? Jim s—ability to make home runs; Merrll's—wavy hair.

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First row: ’A Graham, Grlese, H. 'einers, T. Duncan, R. a hafee, V.’. Larsen, J. u; alien, C. Johnson, M. Officer, Hiss Steen Second row: J.y'.ann, B. Kroner, S. Rich an, R. Bussie, R. Basse, A. Rankey S. Rachut, D. Glyford, A. Higgins, J. Meier. Third row: H. (» ttman, D. Salisbury, J. Shloler, K. Groe , S. Lockwood, R. Johnson, J. Gly d 1 ngs, J. Lpp er, J. reilenfeld, L. Rezdel. Fourth row: H. drtf, D. Boettcher, G. Klenltz, L. Stewed, ?. Hasse, R. Relbhoff, K. Holding, D. Habegar. At the beginning of the year 1942 the Junior High ouoyis organized the Victory Club. The fallowing officers were elected for the first semester. •• Larsen, Presl nt; R. Relbhoff, vice pres.; L. Rejrdel, secretary; and S. Rachut, treasurer. ?he second semester officers were: R. Relbhoff, -resident; J. GellenfeV, vice ir sl nt; H. Grlese secretary; and Doris Salisbury, treas rer. The motto of the club was yo or Die for Junior High The colors were red, vhiye an-' blue; and “he sponsor was Hiss Steon. mhe club ’.-as supported entirely by dies of five cents fron eac . oupll and by a five dollar c.-c recelv X by b ing the ‘’Inner oj the Scrap Drive. On cer- tain Fridays programs were given, often tl »s having cert in rades as our guest . Defense Bonds and Nstamos were sold by he trea irer and secretary. The club had a party the fliy»t se stpr which a' ld in he Junior High Room. Twenty-nine boys and gir?s of the seventh an eighth grades are in Children Choir, which artlcipated in a concert and Lne Junior high girls took part In a urogram given at the Preebwterian chur h. The spvpnth grade organizpd an Tagllsh cl’ The eighth gradP ouplls are Planning f or jornmencement which will take place May ,1P43. The class color- areXviolat and silver; the class flower 19 lilacs; and the class motto Is Do Vour Best Always . The 7th and 8th rade girls were hao .y that the veterans at Des Moines got the book that they made.