Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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James Tuchscherer Evelyn Valentine Marilyn Willett Donna Williams SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pretty teeth, Geraldine! Cynthia Selchert, President; Ronnie Buescher, Vice Pres- ident; Donna Williams, Sec.-Treas. Afraid of the camera. Lonesome and sleepy. 15

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CynTma aliene, r Richard Seigeby

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Oh Spirits of the Departed— The seniors presented “The Sixth Key” on March 23 and 24. This was the first time a class play had ever been presented two nights in Milbank High, and it proved quite successful. The seniors received shrieks, screams, and laughs with their pre- sentation of this enjoyable mystery-comedy. Sam Kasuske played the role of a dead uncle who mysteriously came back to life. Ruth Gonzenbach was his old maid sister and Evelyn Valentine was his lovely young niece. The two delight.ul maids of the house were Clasien Rienstra and Cynthia Selchert. Monte Kasuske, Sandra Slrobl, and Jack Boergcr were the heirs who came in hopes of receiving part of the estate. With them came Gerry McFarland, a movie star, and Allen Liebe, a playwright, who intended to make movies on the spot. When a Chinaman, played by Gene Torness, enters into the picture, things get even more mysterious. To top it all off, Stanley Rieners falls through the french doors and turns out to be the hero. Mr. Moe was the very able director of the production. He was as- sisted by George Jurgens, Carol Koepke, and Karen Griffin. 16 I Hate You!