Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Doug Stelz Todd Steltz Becky Stemsrud Shelly Stevens Jeff Strobl Tammy Stultz Christi Sunne Gus Tyeye Neal Thompson Scott Torness Rick Van Hoorn Marie Vipond Kim Voeltz Jodi Waletich Michelle Ward Gary Weeden Jami Wendland Joel Wendland Scott Wendland Mike White Tony Whiting Brian Wibbens Andrea Wiese Lezlee Zeigler Deanna Zubke 25

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Sophs Agree on Survey On a survey given this fall, it was found that the sophomores have many similar opinions. These are some of the answers giv- en to the questions asked. Do you feel there are too many class interruptions for various activities? Yes. I think they should try to reschedule some of the games so they don't interrupt the classes. —-Kurt Horn Sometimes. Then everyone else gets behind because a few people have a game. —Shanie Genereux Do you favor fitting the band period into the middle of the day? No. I liked it better when it was in the morning because we got a lot more practice in. —Karen Lewis No. Chorus was in the morning last year. It is at noon now. It's easier to play in band in the morning than it is to sing. —Gregg Dorsett These sophomore girls are involved in a morning ritual. Christy Patnoe Angie Pauli Amy Peterson Kevin Pies Buffie Poel Kim Radermacher Pam Radermacher Kenny Radtke Jodie Reil Jason Rethke Mark Rodengen Jack Schulte Steph Schultz Janene Searcy Pat Selchert Jason Seurer Rickie Siem Dawn Skoog Mike Smith A. Pauli and D. Aesoph do last minute work for Spanish. 24

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Junior Enrollment Decreases in Number Enrollment in the junior class decreased by eight as three students dropped out and five transferred to other schools. Miho Morita and Elmar Henschen joined the class as one year exchange students. Mr. Warren Beck and Miss Deloris Richards served as class advisors and helped with fund raising. They also helped with prom and float construction. The required classes for the eleventh graders were Eng- lish and American History. Numerous electives filled the remaining four periods of the day. Outside of the classroom, junior involvement decreased from last year. With the exception of football, most athletic activities were affected by this. One boy and five girls were in cross country, and only three girls and five boys were involved in basketball. Gymnastics had three participants and wrestling, four. David Adler Bridget Aesoph Robin Anderson Paul Angerhofer Loreen Behlings Darcy Berkner Jody Block Sharon Boerger Jenica Bohlen Tim Bohn David Bowers Guy Bray 26