Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Sophomores Larry Jurgens Dennis Krause Michael Larson Sandra Lee Donald Liebing Jack Lieffort Jeanne Lieffort Glenda Loeschke William Loeschke Robert Lundeen Kerry Malkerson Eugene Martin Barbara Melgard LeAnne Mertens David Meyer Marsha Meyers Bernard Miller Jeannine Mod in David Mohnsen Dennis Mongold David Mueller Howard Mueller Elizabeth Munson Clayton Naeve Ceri Natalie Janice Nelson Elaine Nerison Gaylen Neuschwander Dennis Nordquist Linda Oehler Richard Olson Patricia O'Shaughnessey Jerry Ostlie Gerald Pauli Merle Pauli Steve Pratt Michael Redmond Pauline Reed Jean Rehnke Teresa Schell Mary Schiefelbein John Schleicher Richard Schmidt Roger Schmidt Eugene Schmieg Alan Schneck Lyle Schultz Kenneth Schumacher

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Sophomores Harlow Anderson Loretta Anderson Roger Angerhofer Mark Arnold Jon Awe Mary Batcheller Michael Beare Shirley Benting David Berkner Mary Bohlen Nancy Bracht Gerald Brown Marsha Buchele Stephen Bunting Dale Christopher Mark Comstock Linda Cotten Patricia Cramer Susan Cramer Eileen Dahlberg Collis Dahle Verla Dockter Douglas Dohrer Brenda Dornbusch Ronald Drobeck Mary Engebretson Kathleen Evans Dennis Flanery Daryl Folk Diane Giessinger Julie Giessinger Theresa Giessinger Keith Grabow John Graham Sandra Gunderson Marilyn Halverson JoAnn Harms Charles Hermans Paul Hermans Rosemary Hermans Carol Hilbrands Carol Hoch Gail Hopkins Julie Hyatt Joyce Jibbens Galen Johnson Linda Johnson Marlyn Johnson

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Sophomores Loren Schwarze Sherry Schwenn Robert Shaw William Sieverson Keith Siewert Mary Siewert Clifford Steinlicht Linda Steinlicht Robert Stengel Steven Strege Rodney Strobe Glen Sullivan Diane Tjaden Don Tjaden LaVonne Toutges Linda Trapp Richard Trapp William Trapp Randolph Treis Susan Van Hoorn Mary Van Sambeek Connie Wibbens Janice Winquist Unbiasedly speaking, the Sophomores are a great group of kids. No one will forget the hilarious skit they presented at their school party, and they aren't likely to forget their own little mishap while working on their Home- coming float. But that is all in the past, and now it looks as if they have a bright future ahead of them. Scholastically speaking, they struggled through the old sophomore standards. Among them, of course, are biology with Mr. Pribyl, Mr. White, or Mr. Engelhard; geometry with Mr. Jensen, typing with Miss Fox or Mr. Myklegard, world history with Mr. Dickhaut, and English with Mrs. McQuiston, who also doubled as class adviser. Others ventured Mr. Miedema's German class, as both first and second year students, and Mr. Hoch's drivers' edu- cation instruction. This year found the Sopho- mores displaying their varied abilities in journalism, as re- porters on the Bulldog, in athletics, and as musicians both vocally and instrumen- tally. Learning the funda- mentals of speech-making was also a requirement which they fulfilled during the entire first semester of English. Whatever is in store for the Sophomores in the next two years will be up to them, their abilitiesand achievements. At any rate, they will be an in- teresting class to watch in the fu tu re.