Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Juniors Elwyn Karges Katherine Korstjens Richard Kosse Liana Larson James Linderkamp Leland Lindquist Hi Barbara Loeschke David loeschke Caren Madsen Penny Mahoney Patricia Martin Richard Maynes Cynthia McQuiston Robert Meyer Stephen Mueller Donne Munson Marie Munson Allen Nord Susan Ostlie Margaret Packard James Pauli Margaret Pepka Steven Pochardt Robert Pribbenow Jamey Price Sally Ramsey John Reed Nancy Rehnke Mary Sack re iter Robert Sawrey Thomas Schaffer Kenneth Scheef Elaine Schmidt Clarence Schmieg Janice Schulte Barbara Schultz Shirley Schumacher Lowell Schwenn Virgil Selchert Kathleen Selgeby Thomas Settje Carl Siewert Christine Siewert Geraldine Siewert Linda Spalding Nicholas Steinlicht Douglas Stengel Penny Swan

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Juniors Dale Anderson Duane Anderson Bernice Angerhofer Diana Angerhofer Donna Angerhofer James Angerhofer T Marjorie Annett Tony Barnes David Berens Arlan Bozych Dennis Bracht Mary Buchele Richard Bue Sherry Bulygo Sandra Bunting Cynthia Buri Douglas Buri Merle Busjhan Gary Carlson Janel Clark Allen Dahle Leland Daniels Marilyn DeLong Gary Dorale Barbara Dornbusch Gerald Dornbusch Keith Dornbusch Pamela Dornbusch Elizabeth Emanuel Daryl Englund Roger Erne Marlin Fenner Ursula Flack Howard Folk Carol Giessinger Linda Giessinger Dorothy Giossi James Halverson Gaylord Helmbrecht Arvid Hofhenke Georgette Holtquist James Howard Marcus Joachim Dean Johnson Larry Johnson Helen Julius Judith Jurgens Jon Kampen

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Juniors Virginia Tauber Margaret Thiele Gerald Tillman Loren Tucholke Margaret Tuchscherer Elizabeth Van Sambeek Richard Webb Dennis Will Jane Wise Having completed three-fourths of the climb to the top, they're almost ready to take over the exalted position as top men on the totem pole. Being second high, however, didn't hinder them from making the most of their junior year. The Juniors now have three full years of memories— memories of dances, debate trips, football and basketball trips, wrestling tournaments, track meets, band and chorus concerts, and FFA and FHA conventions. The biggest project sponsored by the Juniors was the prom, which is one of the largest single projects a class may under- take. They learned, for the first time, what it means to have most of the money disappear from the class fund. They did, however, have a chance to aid that fund by taking over the candy sales after the Sen- iors had taken their class trip. The Juniors had a go at their toughest academic year. The going included, for many, Mr. Roth's advanced algebra class, English with either Mrs. Hooper or Mr. Miedema, Mr. Pribyl's chemistry class, American history with Mr. Modin, shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping with either Miss Fox or Mr. Myklegard, and numerous others. They will probably never forget those freezing cold days when they had to run over to the central building for American history. According to the Juniors, they plan to make the class of ‘66 the best yet!!! President, Duane Anderson Vice-President, Daryl Englund Secretary, Linda Spalding Treasurer, Pamela Dornbusch What do you think you're doing? 25