Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Freshmen Jane Adler Duane Amberg Trudy Amberg Karen Anderson David Angerhofer Regina Angerhofer Brenda Beachem Barbara Berens Robert Berry Steven Boerger Douglas Bohlen Wanda Boogaard Becky Bracht Rhonda Bracht Steven Brotzel Deanna Buchele Michael Buttke Douglas Colberg Timothy Dinter Denvin Dorale Mary Jo Dorneman Joel Drube LaWayne Egeberg Larry Ehlebracht Wesley Falk Linda Folk Peggy Folk Elton Fordyce Steven Foss Karen Gill Ginger Grabow Sharon Grothe Richard Hagen Renee Hallberg Morris Hanson Jan Heffeman Sandra Helmbrecht Gail Henze Pamela Hermans Charles Higgins Arlene Hoeke Marilyn Hoeke 18

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Linda Morton Calvin Moser Terry Moser Donna Mueller Arlin Munson James Naeve Delaney Confine explains November's election to Calvin Moser and William Steinlicht. Colleen Natalie Karen Oehler Ann Olson Mary Ostlie Debra Porker Barbara Patridge Pamela Peden Debra Pederson Nei I Pinkert Sherry Poppen Burton Porter Terrance Price Sharon Ramsey Rosemary Rehnke Alan Reiners Darrell Reiners Sharon Ramsey, Katherine Harkins, and Karen Schadin eighth grade English. Eighth Grade Joyce Rethke Levon Riggin Karen Schad Gail Schmidt Rhonda Schwandt Elizabeth Shives Steven Springer Laurie Steinlicht William Steinlicht Belva Stinson Mary Strube Carmel Tobin David Tostenson Dennis Trapp Chris VanderVoort Gordon Wibbens Steven Wilde Mary Wilson Steven Wise Michael Wojahn Gloria Wright Not Pictured: Kathleen Hermans

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Class Officers: Terri I Steinlicht, Vice-President; Jean Kunde, Secretary; Becky Bracht, President; Gail Henze, Treasurer Steven Hofer Utonia Holtquist Duane Hurley Patrick Johanson Larry Johnson Rodney Johnson Mark Karges Darlene Kasuske Gail Konshak Lyn Konstant Karleen Koopman Jean Kunde Teresa Larson Steven Lewis Julie Lieffort Mark Loeschke Gail Lundborg Marion Lundborg Mary Madsen Randy Mann Cynthia Manning Gary McCulloch FRESHMAN CLASS STORY The 1968-69 school year began in an ordinary manner for the sophomore, junior, and senior students. For the freshman, however, it was a time of anxiety for it marked the beginning of four reward- ing, though at first awesome, years at Milbank High School. Despite their initial uneasiness, the freshmen willingly shouldered the responsibilities which accompany high school students. After becoming oriented to the daily routine of classes and homework, they found that they had ample time to participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities. The freshmen learned how to function as a working group through their mutual construction of a float to be entered in a competition with others in the Homecoming parade. They were active in novice debate as well as declamation, band, and chorus. Many boys began to develop their athletic skills through active involvement in freshman football, basketball, and wrestling. In addition to actual participation in numerous activ- ities, the zealous spirits and the unwavering enthusiasm of the freshmen spurred the MHS athletes on to victory. With the completion of their first successful year at Milbonk High School, the freshman class eagerly anticipates even greater accom- plishments next year. 19