Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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FOREWORD This Kennel of 1962 has attempted to capture some of the overtones and echoes of the past school year. In so doing we have been aided by some little friends of ours — the gremlins. These impish dwarfs have watched us in our classes where teachers and students strive together for knowledge through learning. They have cheered for our Bulldogs through the thick of football season and the thin of basketball season. They've lended us a helping hand in all our activities and organizations. So here they are to guide you through a year filled with learning, hard work,, good times, and new experiences. jh i? K ? , : q —M W 0 m • m m t n v • m . -li P - ft ft ■ mt rw =x—ft LJ 1—1 ■V 1 6 »• 4 m m r ¥— fl + Mil-bank High We’re all for you Loy-al to our col-ors true. We’ll stand for pjq a fl rm Frj— i SE LJ m M=J —o— you no mat-ter what the test, for our al-ma ma-ter we shall always do our best i }cfe k - , i 1 . L L-L r m . m . • i i i f U a A } m• j k i U V 1ZZ - M r H r Ami P 0 r P m J w t- » 1 r 1 1 u 1 1 j 4 May our col-ors e - ver be e:n-blems of our loy-al-ty. We pledge our —j— ■ 1 » = l 6 T , i- 1 ™ . p Mi J J I m t-i' v m m 0 I r ci a mr I ■ a» J- w- m — 0 I -t— v M 1 love and our al - leg-iance too and here’s k to you I

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’62 KENNEL THE STAFF ART EDITORS Raymond Hoch, Adviser Sandra Hansen Joyce Lundin SPORTS EDITOR Kathleen Flanery Published by the Senior Class of Milbank High School CO-EDITORS Mary Jurgens — Alice Scharf SENIOR EDITOR Judith Dorman BUSINESS MANAGERS Sheryl Siewert Judith Sly Renae Mosey Rose Szymanski PROOFREADER Miss Carolyn Haigh ADVISER Darell Pribyl PHOTOGRAPHERS Fischer's Studio John Julius Orville Dauwen Warren Erdahl TYPISTS Joyce Rehnke Rosann Johnson Milbank, South Dakota Volume XVIII

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DEDICATION MR. ARTHUR B. CAMPBELL, PRINCIPAL On behalf of the student body, we proudly dedicate the 1962 Kennel to you, Mr. Campbell, for your loyal and unselfish service to us. Through these years, Mr. Campbell's patience and understand- ing, though tinged with stern discipline at times have continually re- flected a clear and shining image of Milbank High School. Mr. Campbell's services to us have ranged from classroom teach- er to adviser, principal to friend and counselor. Students of Mil- bank High School remember him for many years after their grad- uation. So it is, that we take this means of saying thank you for the many past and future years of service to Milbank High School.