Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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The Bulldog Page 27 USE IN OUR FREE TIME TO THE CREDIT OF ALL F H A ’I First row: M. Bonn, E. Anderson, J. Boekelheide, G. Mongold. G. Stemsrud, D. Larson, E. Heffernan. Second row: S. Jurgens, G. Engelson. G. Spiering, K. Lindell, K. Hughes, D. Nenstiel, M. Weber. L. Ander- son. N. Nord. G. Mosey. D. Sudbery. H. Conner. B. Folk. M. Mertens. D. Reynan. R. Engelson. Third row: L. Heffernan. M. Boerger, P. Adler. P. Kosse. G. Trapp. D. Kosse, M. Bock, B. Fischer. A. Fenner. J. Jurgens, C. Hyatt. M. Pepka, L. Jurgens, B. Tuchscherer, J. Davis. M. Keller. Fourth row: J. Harwick. I. Raebel, E. Skaarer, A. Rislov, A. Gore, C. Schmitt, M. Wurtz. V. Wendland. R. Finnegan. J. Van Veen. D. Thiele, D. Schmitt, M. Fonder, A. Otto, J. Pauli, M. Reiners, A. Leddy. Fifth row: L. Kosse, B. Wellnitz. L. Hansen, J. Ebsen, L. Hielman. J. Monahan, A. Bonn, G. Anderson, D. Nord. J. Nord. A. Storm. B. Schulz, E. Van Veen. M. Westphal. D. Karels. C. Davis, R. Eisenmenger. Back row: C. Kloster. J. Lowe. R. Barlage, J. Miller. P. DeFea. D. Meyer. M. Schmitt, R. Gommer. A. Brakke. G. Mosey. B. Schmidt, E. Schweer, M. Farrell. S. Nord. J. Bunting. F F A First row: C. Orton, J. Christians. A. Dornbusch, G. Johanson. W. Mertens, D. Skoog, R. Shape, M. Holt- quist, J. Peters, E. Karges, D. Angerhofer. Second row: Mr. White, C. Purdy. D. Reiners. K. Gulck, L. Chapman, W. Weber. R. Lange. R. Splinter. L. Kruger. C. Boice, K. Reiners. D. Foss, J. Forman. D. Olson. Third row: A. Christians, R. Redeen, J. Peters, E. Moser. L. McCulloch. R. Lowe, A. Peterson. B. Hoeke, R. Berens, J. Aden, R. Whitlow. R. Wendt. A. Angerhofer. D. Anderson. Back row: E. Christians, F. Bohn, D. Aden. C. Bury. F. Chaloupka. L. Bear. J. Erickson, N. Elliott. D. Van Veen. D. Wartenbee, N. Moldenhauer. J. Angerhofer.

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Pa9e U The Bulldog STUDY HALL WE PUT THIS KNOWLEDGE TO GOOD FIVE CHAPTER MEMBERS GET STATE FARMER DEGREE Floyd Bohn, Ervin Moser, Duane Anderson, Russell Lowe, and Lyle McCulloch were among those select- ed as State Farmers at the state FFA convention in Brookings. The Milbank Chapter, third larg- est in the state with 65 members, had a barbecue for their annual Parents- Sons banquet. The boys also took numerous judging trips this year and are planning a trip for the older mem- bers to the Black Hills after school is out. Officers were Lyle McCulloch, president; Floyd Bohn, vice-presi- dent; Russell Lowe, secretary; Dar- reld Aden, treasurer; Neil Elliott, re- porter; and Duane Anderson, senti- nel. Style Queen M. Mortons, E. Van Veen, Queen Westphal, S. Bohn. State Farmers L. McCulloch. D. Anderson. R. Lowe. E. Moser. Floyd Bohn not pictured. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS PLAY HOST TO REGIONAL RALLY Playing host to the Regional FHA Rally was one of the biggest under- takings of the Milbank Chapter this year. Betty Westphal was elected Style Queen at the annual Mother's Tea and Style Review in April. FHA'ers also sponsored a “Daddy Date night and FHA-FFA parties. Officers for 1950-51 were Julanne Boekelheide, president; Eunice An- derson, vice-president; Geraldine Mongold, secretary; Gwendolyn Stemsrud, treasurer. The installa- tion ceremony of these officers was held in October.

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Page 28 The Bulldog (LASSES AREN'T JUST A SIDELINE WITH US BY ANY VOCALISTS RATE EXCELLENT BAND TAKES SUPERIOR IN IN THE REGIONAL CONTEST BROOKINGS MUSIC CONTEST With its first male director in many years, the chorus began a type of vocal training that was to be differ- ent in many ways from chorus re- hearsals of years gone by. Mr. Kerr and his group of nearly 100 spent the first semester singing for fun, after which time the size of the chorus was cut down consid- erably and preparation for the con- test was begun. The chorus received a rating of excellent and the glee club a rating of good at the regional contest. Mr. Kerr also started a group call- ed madrigals who entertained at several of the school's social func- tions during the year. Majorettes Front row: M. K;llion, N. Nord. Back row: M. Nel, E. Skaarer. E. Wendt. Flute Quartet N. Nord. D. Larson. M. Net, A. Brakke. Band members breathed a sigh of relief during 1951 for at last they “had the mortgage off their pants, and were operating in the black for the first time in several years. These funds were made available through the sponsoring of the annual band carnival. The band also sponsored a concert by the USD band when it came on tour this spring. Among its other accomplishments this music group received a superior rating at the Region III music con- test, and took its yearly trip to the State Fair in Huron. The band also marched at football games and played for all basketball games. It will enter a marching con- test in Watertown June 19. Sax Quartet C. Sp'oricg. J. Miller, M. Siewert; not picturod D. Bloomhall.