Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Page 16 The Bulldog WE, THE JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES AND BEGINNING Phoebe Adler Keith Anderson Richard Beren Donna Hloomhall Willard Bock Julanne lloekelheide Wesley Bohn Mark Bucholz Arlo Christians Helen Conner Virgil Dnrnhusrh Neil Klliott Marlys Fenner Beverly Fischer Jim (iarvey Marjorie Gill Kunice lieffernan Lucille Heilman Bruce Hoeke Adeline llofhenke Betty Johanson Kathryn Johns John Judge JoAnn Jurgens Gloria Koepke Mildred Kohn Patricia Kosse Orian Larson Donald Liehe Roy Martell Jackie Miller Janice Pauli James Peters Roger Redeen Vincent Schell Darlene Schmidt Audrey Storm Kenneth Strandvold (•eraldine Trapp Bethel Tuchscherer Donald Van Veen Maynard Vogelgesang William W’eher Phyllis Wihhens

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THE BULL DOG VOLUME VII, NUMBER II JUNIOR, SOPHOMORES, FRESHMEN, ADMINISTRATION, ACTIVITIES JUNIORS DROP PROM PRECEDENT; INVITE OUTSIDERS SOPHOMORES TAKE ACTIVE PART IN HIGH SCHOOL LIFE The MHS class of '53 has disprov- ed the age old tradition that the sophomores are the least active group by its keen interest in high school activities. Perhaps this class will be remem- bered most for its consistency in taking over the honor roll of distinc- tion. Along with a high percentage of honor students, it has not failed to provide its share of talent for the ex- tra-curricular activities of our school. Many were active in basketball, football, track, band, chorus, glee club, speech, press club, and various other functions. Yes, the seniors of '53 have a good start towards one of the most active classes in years. LARGE FRESHMAN CLASS IS PROMISING PROSPECT FOR '54 Tho class of '54 with a total enroll- ment of 83 promises to be one of the livliest in years. Their full participation in most school-sponsored events makes them truly a part of MHS. John Flittie was elected president of the class; David Judge, vice-presi- By inviting outsiders to attend the annual junior-senior prom, the class of '52 has made itself forever fam- ous. Aside from the fact that it is also one of the smallest classes in the history of MHS, the juniors are well known for their active participation in most high school events. Although the juniors are repre- sented in all athletics, they were this year especially active in basketball with Keith, Maynard and Neil spark- ing the team to several victories. Kathryn Johns was a cheerleader while Julanne Boekelheide and Neil Elliott were on the student council. Julanne and Neil were also home- coming attendants. dent; and James Gugin, secretary- Iroasuror. Tom Eleser represents the class on the student council. Particularly outstanding in the athletic department of the high school was tho fresh relay team, whh its record-settinq pace. Yes, tho class of '54 will make it- self heard in a big way come the year that they hold the coveted po- sition of seniority.

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The Bulldog Page 17 FRESHMEN GLADLY (LIMB ANOTHER RUNG UP THE James Aden Gail Anderson Dale Angerhofer Jamen Angerhofer Marilyn Bock Myrna Boerger Neal Boerger Clarence Boice Adrienne Brakke Freddie Chaloupka James Christiana Arlene Croymana Carolyn Davis Rosemary Eisenme Ardell Kenner Ramona Finneitan James Forman Ruth Gornmer Ardell Gore LaVerna Hansen Clifford Hoeke Cleo Hyatt John Jacobs James Jones Diane Karels Kvron Karges Clarise Kloster Lavonne Kosse Lawrence Kruger Russell Lance Dorothy Larson John Larson Arlys Leddy Neil Lewis Marian Maxfield Marilyn Mertens William Mertens Betty Schulz Meredith Mitchell Norman Moldenhauer Joann Monahan Geraldine Mosey Bernard Nord Nadine Nord Shirley Nord Elizabeth Orth Arlet Otto Marian Pepka Janice Peschong August Peterson Rodney Polzin Charles Purdy Kenneth Reiners Marjorie Reiners Donald Reynen Ronald Ruediger Marilyn Siewert Dennis Skoog Gloria Spiering Robert Splinter Lauren Steege Gwendolyn Stemsrud Darlene Thiele Virchella Thorkelson Roderick Wendt Richard Whitlow Mary W'urtz Georgene Mosey