Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Not stopping to rest, the class of '54 ncs reached third base in the game of ed- ucation. This by far has been the most important and most exciting year for the juniors. The two most important events of the year, the From and the class play, went off without a hitch. Representative of the ex- cellent class spirit was the record-breaking gate receipts at the jun cr class play. In addition, the play, Finders Creepers, was an outstanding success from the stage. The most exciting event to most peo- ple was the Junior-Senior prom. Despite all the work and worry in those last few hectic days, the juniors took time to be mighty proud of themselves. The class had a job on its hands because it was to be the biggest prom in the school's history, serving nearly 200 people at the banquet in a classic Rhapsody in Blue setting. Without much ado the juniors are perfectly willing to give up their right and privilege to watch and criticize and take up their role as leaders. .'UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Stengc', Jim Boekelheide, Dale Hagan Page 13

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JUNIORS Tom Ahles LaVonne Anderson Rose Angerhofer Rosemary Barlage I ee Bear LaValle Berkner Tom Bleser James Boekelheide Vivian Bryngelson Marian Bray Janet Bunting Maurice Ch istenscn Janet Davis Jane Ebsen Gloria Ekern Gertrude Engelson Richard Flanery John Flittie Bstty Folk Carol Folk Marie Fonder Dale Foss Max Gonzenbach Marlow Grabow James Gugin Dale Hagan Joanne Harwick Lorraine Heffernan George Johanson James Johns Jerome Johnson David Judge Shirley Jurgens Mary Lou Keller Marjorie Killion Carol Knock Sheldon Konstant Lallas Kosse LaVerne Kruger Kay Lindell May Mikkelson Dorothy Nensteil Darrel Nord LaVonne Nord Deraid Olson Rose Olson Chadron Orton Eugene Patnoe John Peters Elroy Pettyjohn Ivadell Raebel Sue Reeve Connie Remund Donna Reynen Wallace Runge Betty Schulz Dorothy Schwandt Esther Schweer Elaine Skaarer Richard Smith Leonard Spanjers John Stengel Darlene Sudbery Evelyn Thompson Joan Van Veen Arlene Wcllnitz Marlene Westphal Darwin Zirbel Not pictured— Elaine Shaffer

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SOPHOMORES Ruth Althaus James Anderson Donna Boerger Yvonne Boheman Stanley Bohn Elizabeth Brotzel Robert Brown Shi ley Bruner Ronald Dehne Carol Dorale Lyle Dornbusch Charles Falk Warren Falk James Farrell Lucille Flack William Forman Edward Germain Joan Gill Charles Gommer Melvin Hall Eugene Hamilton Cuane Hammon Margaret Huben Joey Lou Jensen Richard June Betty Kasuske June Keller Duane Kockx Yvonne Kuper James Lad wig Lawayne Lad wig 1.0 ctta Manning Janice McCulloch Reger McCulloch Joan Menze Now that the sophomore class has its feet firmly planted in high school life, its representation in extra-curricular activities has expanded into new fields. The boys participated in FFA, foctbaU, basketball, intramurals, and track. Three of the boys are member 3 cf tho M club. The girls took active part in FHA, declam, debate, newspaper werk, and E team cheerleading. Both boys and girls were in band, chorus, the glee clubs and Library Club. Tho cochs elected as president of their class, Glenn Robel; vice- president, June Keller; and secretary-t cacurcr, Larry Van Ray. LaWayne