Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Gail Anderson, Clarice Kloster, Rosemary Eisenmenger, Nadine Nord, Dorothy Larson. Standing: JoAnne Monahan. August Peterson, Marilyn Siewert, Lauren Steege, Geraldine Mosey, Ronald Ruediger, Gloria Spiering, Adrienne Brakke, Dianne Karels. It has been the aim of this year's staff to make this an annual that their class will treasure in remembrance of their high school days. Co-editors—Rosemary Eisenmenger and Nadine Nord. Staff included Dianne Karels, Dorothy Larson, Adrienne Brakke, Mari- lyn Siewert, Ron Ruediger, Elizabeth Orth, August Peterson, Lauren Steege, Gail Anderson, loAnne Monahan, LaVerna Hansen, Geraldine Mosey, Gloria Spiering, Margie Reiners, and Gwen Stemsrud. M H S Drivers Win First In State Looking proudly at the team trophy they won in the first state driving contest are these mem- bers of the MHS team and their coach. Left to right are Clifford Hoeke, William Mertens, Coach Allan Quail, Norman Moldenhauer, and Neil Lewis. Page 25

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PAPER STAFF Back row. left to right: Carole Dorale, Lucille Flack, Audrey Redman, Adrienne Brakke, Mar- garet Nef, June Keller, Beverly Monahan, Dorothy Larson, James Gugin, David Judge. Middle row, left to right: Gloria Spiering, Mary Garvey, Karen Griffin, Geraldine McFarland. Sue Reeve, Geraldine Mosey, Virchella Thorkels on, Carol Vogel, JoAnne Monahan. Marjorie Reiners. Seated, left to right: John Flittie, Dale Hagan, Nadine Nord, Rosemary Eisenmenger, Gail An- derson, LaVerna Hansen, Clarice KLoster. Not pictured: Elizabeth Orth. Meeting deadlines with news stories, columns, features and editorials was the task of the thirty-two members of the MHS newspaper, the Bull- dog . Nine times throughout the school year students, with the help of Mr. Wendell Wiley and the Milbank Herald Advance, have published our paper. Serving on the staff were: Co-editors—Rosemary Eisenmenger and Nadine Nord; Assistant Edi- tor—Elizabeth Orth; page editors—1, Dale Hagan; 2, Clarice Kloster; 3, John Flittie; 4, Gail Anderson; Business Manager—LaVerna Hansen; Columnists—Dorothy Larson, Virchella Thorkelson, Sue Reeve, and Jo Anne Monahan. All others were reporters. PlIB CLUB , j .June Keller, Lucille Flack, Margaret Nef, Beverly Monahan, Elizabeth Orth, David Judge, John Flittie, Geraldine Mosey and Sue Reeve. Second row: Gail Anderson, Carol Dorale, Mary Garvey, Carol Vogel, Geraldine McFarland, Gloria Spiering, JoAnne Monahan, Nadine Nord and Rosemary Eisenmenger. Sitting: Dorothy Larson, Audrey Redman, Dale Hagan and James Gugin. The Pub Club, press organization of the staff, met several times dur- ing the year. Page 24

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F F A Back row, left to right: Maurice Christenson, Rod Wendt, Charles Purdy, Richard Whitlow Charles Gommer Russell Lange, James Aden, Norman Moldenhauer. Lee Bear, Bob Splinter, Jim Angerhofer susk?6Derafd FoikAu®us Peterson' I-aVcrne Kruger, Kenneth Carr. Donald Whitlow, Dalton Ka- Second row from back, left to right: Kenneth McCulloch, Melvin Hall, Stanley Bohn. Kenneth Kasuske, James Farrell, Derald Olson, Clarence Bo ice. Kenneth Reiners. Lawrence Kruger, Samuel Kasuske, Ronald Dehne. Stanley Reiners. Roger McCulloch, John Peters, Dennis Skoog. Second row, left to right: Mr White. Leonard Folk, Dale Foss, Robert Brown. Evron Karges. William Mertens, Warren Falk. Richard Anderson. Nickolas McCulloch. Monte Kasuske David £uUf?er,DJameST Anderson, Jimmy Christians, Chad ron Orton, Wayne Senkbeil, Harold Thadcn, Gerald made, Byron Keents. Front row left to right: Elton Shauf. Bruce Orton. Dale Angerhofer, Donald Veen, Stanley Dock- ter Gerald Folk William Meyer. LaVerne Hofhen ke, James Tuchscherer, Robert Beck, Lawayne Ladwig, Howard Doekter, Orville Dockter, Glen Robel, Gene Leddy, Charles Kargleder, Duane Wellnitz This year the F. F. A. had the largest chapter in the state with a mem- bership of eighty-two. Officers for the season were, president and district president, August Peterson; vice president, Lawrence Kruger; secretary, Roderick Wendt; treas- urer, Kenneth Reiners; reporter, Russell Lange; and sentinel, Robert Splint- er. In October the livestock judging team, consisting of James Angerhof- er, Arlo Christians, and August Peterson, entered the national livestock judging contest in Kansas City, Mo. They were awarded a silver emblem plaque for their work. Ways of raising money included the selling of hot dogs at football games, selling magazine subscriptions, selling cement hog troughs, and building farm equipment. Six boys received the State Farmer degree. They were: James Anger- hofer, Russell Lange, William Mertens, Rod Wendt, August Peterson, and Kenneth Reiners. Page 26