Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

1970 KENNEL Milbank High School Milbank, South Dakota TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE ( TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CC TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF COf FACULTY PAGE 4 3 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION FACULT FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND ADMINI Board of Education Dr. E. A. Johnson James Adler Verne Beare Stanley Houck Dr. N.C. Madsen Administrators Stress Innovative Methods George Smith Superintendent Arthur Campbell Sr. High Principal David Bergan Jr. High Principal Rueben Walkes Grade Principal Merrill Sly Guidance Counselor Curtis Hallberg Business Manager How about a Hawaiian punch? 6 English Department Gets Audio-Visual Materials Jane Miner English III Ellen Reed English II Esther Boerger English I Dorothy Hooper English IV How do you like me now? Calvin Cooper English II Charles Myklegard Commercial Ellen Koc Librarian Arlene Fox Commercial Faculty Attend Monthly In-Service Training Earl Stottler Phy. Ed. Jerry Neff Commercial Gary Hyde Science Robert Huber Math Harvey Schaefer Phy. Ed. Lillian Colberg Phy. Ed. Oscar Dickhaut Social Science Clarence Modin History Craig Kittelson Social Science Harold White Agriculture i ’Is it with a heavy heart Mr. Huber corrects tests? Alice Walther Home Economics Raymond Hoch Shop Art Roy Jensen Geometry Dale Peterson Band Warren Colberg Vocal Music Lester Bloem Algebra Darell Pribyl Chemistry Charles Brust Biology Delaney Cantine Social Science Do Mr. Pribyl and Mrs. Hooper think teaching is a dog's life? Koch School Experiments with Team Teaching Edna Baas-2nd Joyce Boerger-6th Hene Buri-isw Loretta Cantine-6th Cheryl Conrad-3rd Betty Cramer-music Dorothy Dockter-4th Vivian Erickson-3rd Lorene Folk-1st Mildred Folk-5th Maureen Gillaspie-lst Myrtle Hogie-6th Carole Huber-5th Joan Johnson-2nd Arlys Lambrechts-P. E. Nancy Lindskov-3rd Nancy Loberg-Sp. Ed. Opal Lovseth-5th Louise Neff-3rd Georgine Opseth-Kindgtn. George Orman-6th Jane Popowski-4th Elea-Nora Ries-lst Gladys Schmidt-Sp. Ther. Mary Scott-Kindgtn. Norma Sly-Reading Clifford Vitters-4th Viola Vogel-Sp. Ed. Sandra Vipf-2nd Evelyn Zentis-5th Mrs. Berkner-aide Mrs. Gudmundson-aide Mrs. Henze-aide Mrs. Karels-aide Mrs. Lindberg-aide Mrs. Walth-Secretary Hazelle Black-Art Adyle Cooper-Math James Downie-Music Katherine Harkins-English Howard Heinje-Science Lillian Jibbens-Soc. Stud Donald Malsom-Science Dorothy Miller-English Not pictured: Cheryl Walters-2nd Mrs. A. Schmidt-4th Junior High Faculty 10 Senior High cooks are: Lavonne Schneck, Sidonia Ahartz, Evelyn Moser, Martha Jones and Freida Gommer. High school custodians are: Leonard Nelson, Ver- non Adolphsen, and Glen Cotten. Dianne Dauwen, high school secretary, says again, May I have your attention for an announcement... please? 11 CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLA CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLAS CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES Junior High Students Pull Together for Rewarding Year Rhonda Adams Kimberly Aden Mary Adler Eighth grade officers are: Lane Gruenwald, president; Tamara Anderson, secretary; Jon Eng, vice-president; and Carolyn Larson. Donald Bohn Brenda Boogaard Wynne Boogaard Cynthia Bracht Gregg Buchele Steven Bury James Buttke Lowell Christensen Nancy Dahle James DeFea Douglas Dittes Jane Dome man Steven Dravland Gregory Drube Marlene Egan Mary Ehlebracht Sandra Ells Lanette Eslinger Randy Folk Todd Forman Kenneth Frandsen Dixie Frickson Wayne Fritz Mary Gill Jeffrey Grabow Mary Gravelle Donna Hallberg Marcia Hammrich Richard Hansen Ricky Hanson David Helmbrecht Michael Hermans Joanne Hilbrands Steven Hilbrands Linda Hoch Michael Hofhenke Debra Hooth Diane Hooth Julie Jensen Patricia Johanson Jewel Johnson Robert Johnson Mary Kargleder Colette Keller Colleen Keller Keith Keller Melanie Koch Lori Lewis Janet Loeschke 14 Thomas Lundborg Steven Mann Neil Manning Brenda Martin Karla Moldenhauer Audrey Moldrem Julanne Moser Lyle Moser Marsha Moser Randal Patnoe Patricia Pauli Kathryn Peden Jeffery Pederson Cynthia Peterson Cheryl Wes Deanna Pies Gene Pinkert Richard Poppen Keith Porter Thomas Price Terrence Pufahl Cathy Redlin Marian Sackreiter Janet Sc had Richard Schaefer Leon Schmeig Gene Schultz Connie Schwandt Scott Settje Aaron Shives Scott Smith James Speidel Larry Splinter Donald Stengel Vickie Stoltenburg Larry Storm Michael Storm Keith Strandvold Sheryl Tiesing Patricia Tobin Julie Tostenson Diane Trapp Joel Treis James Veen Gene Walth Craig Wellnitz NOT PICTURED Celeste Engebretson Sheila Karges Jeanne Lundborg Jill Steinle Linda Wellnitz Richard Wellnitz Laurie Wise Connie Wittrock Arthur Wright Larry Youngren 15 Eighth Graders Provide Leadership at Junior High Glenda Aden Tamara Anderson Darrell Angerhofer Deborah Angerhofer Gavin Angerhofer James Angerhofer Myla Arnold Debra Beachem Orlyn Berkner Mary Boe DeWayne Borchert Patricia Brotzel Gerald DeVa l Douglas Dexter James Dornbusch Teresa Dornbusch Edmund Dorneman Michael Drobeck Kurt Drube James Egeberg Jonathon Eng Michael Erdahl Linda Fenner Debra Folk Steven Folk Angela Foss Debra Frerichs Mark Erickson Kenneth Giessinger Lane Gruenwald Debra Busk Julann Carlson Timothy Conraads Kenne Dailie David DeJong Timothy DeJong Lorna Hagen Clark Haliburton Cindy Halverson Sandra Hamm rich Michael Hansen Sharon Heffernan Dana Houck Dawn Houck Juris Janavs Randolph Jibbens Virginia Johanson Brent Johnson Debra Johnson Kenneth Johnson Marsha Johnson Eddie Julius Lyn Kasuske Kevin Kauers 16 Junior High Students Present Annual Art Show Duane Prisinger Michael Pufahl Leslie Rethke Diane Schmidt Duane Schuelke Nancy Schultz Marcia Schwandt Kathryn Smith Randall Spahr Timothy Spahr Mark Spanton Joel Splinter Kathleen Steinlicht James Stengel LaMoyne Stewart Kathryn Storm Linda Strege Gerald Strube Jeanne Keller Randall Koopman Kim Kosse Carolyn Larson Bert Loehrer Penny Lundborg Neal Mielitz Greg Miller Darwin Minder Glenn Mueller Patty Mueller Vicky O'Farrell Vicki Parker Keith Pauli Daniel Peiker Corrie Poppen DeWayne Prasnicki Loretta Pribbenow Darwin Thiele Duane Thiele Dalton Tietjen Linda Toutges Charles Trapp James Tulowetzke Donna Tulowetzke Luverne Tulowetzke Ardelle Underwood Albert Veen Timothy Weber Dale Wellnitz Rose Marie Wellnitz Roger Whiting John W'inquist Joyce Williams Julie Wittrock Terry Wittrock 17 Class of 73 Begins Its Four-Year Standat MHS This year the freshmen entered the halls of MHS with little confidence, but they will begin their sophomore year with a great deal more confidence and a little more brain power. In- stead of the usual shy, quiet, insecure f,frosh, the class of 73 surprised the upper-classmen by getting into the swing of things almost im- mediately. The freshmen participated in foot- ball, cross-country, basketball, cheerleading, all-school plays, declam, debate, music con- tests.... Well, the list could go on for quite some time. The freshmen found their year exciting and rewarding as well as fun. First came home- coming when the freshman float received honor- able mention. Then came the Sadie Hawkins dance where the freshmen girls got right into the spirit of the game. Semester exams came and went with only a few battle wounds, leaving the freshmen quite prepared for future tests. The freshmen completed one of the greatest of the four high school years in 1970 with three equally great years ahead. David Aden Lori Adler Karen Amsden Mary Anderson Mark Anderson Terry Anderson Ann Angerhofer Renae Bartholomew Thomas Berens Debra Boerger Richard Bohlen Danny Bohn Harlan Bohn Wayne Bowen Sandra Burt Janeen Bury Debra Cannedy Michael Chaloupka Darwin Conrad Michael Cox JoAnn Decker Alan DeLong Diane DeVaal Jeffery Dornbusch Freshmen class officers are, ’eft to right: Mary Wilson, secretary; Frosty, class mascot; Chris VandeVoort, presi- dent; Levon Riggin, vice-president; and Steve Wise, treas- urer. 18 Thomas Dome man Joseph Engebretson Karla Englund Crispin Friewald Janet Gill Sherry Giossi Leslie Gooch Mark Gudmundson David Gulck Daniel Hailberg William Hartman Clayton Hedman Gary Henze Kathleen Hermans Virginia Hermans Mary Higgins Thomas Hoffert Dianne Holtquist Neal Homan Patrick Hurley Colleen Johnson John Johnson Stanley Knaus Laurie Konstant Gayle Koopman Michael Lambrechts Vicki Larson Peter Lieffort Judith Lowitz David Lundborg Sonya Malkerson Gloria Marquardt Kim Martin David McCulloch Norma Moldenhauer Linda Morton Calvin Moser Terry Moser Donna Mueller Arlin Munson James Naeve Colleen Natalie 19 Terry Nelson Christine Nordquist Karen Oehler Ann Olson Mary Ostlie Debra Parker Barbara Patridge Michael Pauli Pamela Peden Debra Pederson Neil Pinkert Sherry Poppen Burton Porter Terrance Price Sharon Ramsey Donna Redmond Rosemary Rehnke Alan Reiners Darrell Reiners Joyce Rethke Levon Riggin Karen Sc had Gail Schmidt Victoria Schreiner Rhonda Schwandt Elizabeth Shives Carol Siewert Steve Springer Laurie Steinlicht William Steinlicht Belva Stinson Mary Strube Mark Szymanski Cheryl Thyne Lynn Tjaden Carmal Tobin David Tostenson Rose Tostenson Dennis Trapp Tracy Unker Chris VandeVoort Carol Van Sam beek 20 David Van Sambeek Meredith Van Sambeek Daniel Van Stralen Michele Vlssers Gordon Wibbens Steven Wilde Mary Wilson Steven Wise Michael Wojahn Gloria Wright This is a do-it-yourself page in the annual. You pro- vide your own captions for these photogenic freshmen. Okay? 21 Class of’72 Dissects and Speaks Way Through Sophomore class officers are, left to right: Duane Hurley, vice-president: Terry Steinlicht, president: Tom O'Shaughnessy, treasurer; and Cindy Stengel, secre- tary. Sophomore Year Whether squeamingly cutting up a frog in biology, holding a seance in speech, swooning in typing class, or appreciating Pythagoras’ theory of right triangles, the sophomores let it be known that they were definitely a part of the MHS scene. But who wouldn’t have known it already after hearing them out-yell juniors and seniors at pep ral- lies—and between classes. Sophomores, outgrowing the humble position of green freshmen, soon learned the fine art of testing as they squeaked through semesters and then punched out preferences for lumber- jacking, nuclear physics, gardening, or some other exciting occupation. (And, speaking of “punching,” sophomores did that, too, as they gracefully served for the Junior-Senior Prom.) 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 Janet Campbell Connie Christensen Douglas Colberg Timothy Dinter Derwin Do rale Mary Jo Dorneman Joel Drube 22 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 Heffernan Sandra Helrabrecht Gail Henze Pamela Hermans Charles Higgins Arlene Hoeke Marilyn Hoeke 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 Lief fort Mark Loeschke Gail Lundborg Marion Lundborg Mary Madsen Randy Mann Cynthia Manning Gary McCulloch 23 Douglas Miller Katherine Mitchell Michael Moldenhauer Barbara Mongold Larry Montag Ruth Mueller Timothy Mueller Steven Mullen Susan Mundwiler Sheila Oehler Thomas O'Shaughnessy Daniel Patridge Roger Pauli Terence Peterson Norma Pinkert Duane Pollock Sheryl Prasnicki Linda Pribbenow Wayne Ramsey James Reed Joel Reil Teresa Rethke Thomas Rethke Rebecca Sc had Marilyn Scheef Robert Schell Jean Schiefelbein Keith Schneck Stephanie Schreiner Richard Schultz Jo Ann Searcy Steven Selgeby Linda Siewert Charles Speidel Linda Springer Terril Steinlicht Cynthia Stengel Alonzo Stewart Sue Strain David Strege Mary Thiele James Tillman 24 and they're studious????.... Sophomores are artistic... William Tostenson Renae Trapp Lesley Treis Gerald Vissers Marie Weber Linda Whiting Shirley Whiting Vickie Wibbens Steve Lewis proves that soph- omores are photogenic. . . . But, for the most part, sophomores are just talkative. 25 Class of ’71 Hosts Junior-Senior Prom Junior class officers are driving: Tom Dravland, vice-president, and Sharon Frerichs, secretary... just along for the ride: Mike Peden, treasurer; and Steve Johnson, president. Although a certain freshman ’'flash” was inclined to put down the juniors in her column as Bah- humbug individuals, ’’the Class of 71 spent a busy and rewarding year proving her wrong. It was juniors who scored high- est as a class on the Iowa tests... juniors who even yelled louder than seniors or sophomores once in awhile... and of course, junior class president Steve Johnson gave his class glory as he out- ate all other class presidents when it came to cream pies. The Class of f71 highlighted its busy year with the long (but fun-filled) hours it spent planning, decorating and attending the Junior-Senior Prom. Christy Aden Gerald Allen Wayne Anderson Beth Angerhofer Debra Arnold Larry Bear Ronald Bjerke Dianne Boe DaLinda Borchert Gerald Bowen Roger Bracht Loretta Brown Joy Buttke Jcannie Campbell Nancy Christopher Lynette Crist Linda Dahle Kay Dahlgren Terrill Davis Michelle DeJong Eugene DeLong Marvin DeLong Jean Dornbusch Roberta Dornbusch Jean Drager Thomas Dravland Dale Egan Laurel Egeberg John Emanuel David Eng Douglas Falk Curtis Folk Sharon Frerichs Joyce Giessinger William Giessinger John GUI Thomas Graham Cheryl Griffin Carl Hagen Cecile Hallberg Thomas Hammrich Steven Heffernan Deborah Hermans Richard Hermans Colleen Hoffert Alan Holtquist Timothy Holtquist William Hooper Dale Jensen Shirone Joachim Craig Johnson LaVonne Johnson Steve Johnson Michael Keller Darla Knaus Edmund Koc Todd Koch Teresa Korstjens Gary Krause Rita Larsen Gayle Lentz Jeffery Lundborg Patrick Mackey Danielle Malkerson Darlene Meyer Sally Mtelitz 27 Gary Mitchell Candace Mohnsen William Mueller Mark Munderloh Gordon Munson Clark Natalie Debra Nelson Mary Olson Diane Patnoe Robert Pauli Thomas Pauli Michael Peden David Pepka Corliss Perdaems Diane Pollock Lawrence Pribyl Steven Price Marsha Raebel Kevin Randall Ruth Red!in Patricia Rehnke Vicki Reich Jacqueline Reiners Judith Reiners Rhonda Rieck Michael Rembold Linda Sackreiter Ann Schultz Sandra Schwandt Michael Seezs Rebecca Shives Eileen Smith Peggy Sorsen Roger Spahr Joseph Steinlicht Juanita Stinson Shirley Strube Michael Swan Allen Thompson David Thompson Dale Tuchscherer Bradley VandeVoort 28 James Van Erem Michael Van Stralen Arnold Veen Sheila Walth Diane Weber Doris White Cheryl Whiting Curtis Whiting Aubrey Wohlleber Larry Wojahn Carol Zielike Richard Zielike How about embalming fluid? ,TD'ya really want to hear Carnival of Venice? After taking his Algebra test. Brad VandeVoort decides two heads are better than one. 29 Class of ’70 Largest To Graduate from MHS Senior class officers, from top to bottom, are: Tom Allen, president; Dale Gudmundson, vice-president; Mary Kay Rethke, treasurer; Barb Schwandt, secretary. Perry Aden Steven Ahles Wade Aker son Thomas Allen Joyce Amberg Carolyn Angerhofer Irma Angerhofer Tom Bartholomew Gary Beachem Kathleen Beare Delores Blick Grace Boe Diane Bohlen Billy Bohn Shirley Buchele Thomas Bue Dolores Campbell Lowell Christopher Jean Croymans Catherine Davenport Michael Decker Leanna DeJong Darrell DeLong Bruce Dexter 30 Ralph Gemeinder Introduces AFS and Germany to Milbank Ralph Gemeinder, Milbank's first American Field Service exchange student, journeyed from Coburg, Germany, to spend a year at MHS. Throughout the year, Ralph lived with such American customs as hamburgers, football, short school-haircuts, and Thanksgiving... in exchange for his information on German tra- ditions, thinking, accents, and foods. Ralph was kept busy in school plays, building floats, giving speeches, and practicing wrestling holds. But most importantly, Ralph was busy living the AFS creed: Walk together - Talk together... Then, and only then, shall ye have peace. Jean Dohrer Terry Englund Patricia Flanery Judy Fordyce Donna Forman Gary Foss Gail Frickson Ralph Gemeinder Kathleen Giessinger Sandra Gill Steven Graf Dale Gudmundson Cherie Gulck Garry Haliburton Terry Hammrich Arden Hansen Duane Hay Floyd Hermans Sandra Hermans John Hicks Roger Hilbrands Wayne Hoeke Pauline Homan Mary Houck Seniors Slave and Save For Annual Chicago Trip Chicago or Bust was the cry as seniors sold candy, popcorn, Christmas wreaths; sponsored an all-school play; filched from father too! Tim Loeschke's comment on volunteer labor: Geez, ya mudder! Russell Howard Larry Hurley Susan Iverson Vickie Iverson Carol Jibbens Mark Johnson Thomas Kasuske Timothy Keller Delaine Knaus Colleen Larson Dianne Layher Albert Lieffort Timothy Loeschke Teresa Lundborg Charles Lunderville Patricia Marquardt Theresa Martin Duane Mielitz James Miller Stephen Miller Grant Modin Keith Moser Richard Mosey Lorraine Mueller 34 Seniors Somehow Survive Contracts S Term Papers Virginia Mueller Marlene Murley Dwight Nash Charles Natalie Grrr.... This research is driving me crazy, cries Gary Marsha Olson Beachem as he mutilates his English note cards. And it was Margaret O'Shaughnessy that kind of year for many in the Class of 1970. Seniors were kept busy throughout the year as they con- tracted for grades, presented projects on everything from Elizabethan fashions to biological creepy crawlers, and suffered through another year of semester exams. Daniel Pansch Jeffery Pansch Peggy Parker David Pauli Elizabeth Pay James Pinkert Richard Prasnicki David Ramsey Joan Redlin Julie Redmond Joyce Reese Barbara Reil Mary Kay Rethke Roger Sackreiter Phyllis Scheef Charles Schell Mary Schell Nancy Schiefelbein 37 Ten Seniors Participate In New Cadet Teaching Program Sharon Schmeichel Gregory Schmitt Donna Schultz Steven Schultz Phyllis Schumacher Barbara Schwandt Susan Schwandt James Settje Mark Sieverson Patricia Sorsen Mark Speirs Suzanne Stengel Timothy Stengel Jean Stocking Donald Strege Reid Strege Gregory Strobl Michael Szymanski Lynda Thiele Dorothy Thompson Marcia Thompson Robert Tillman Garry Trapp Larry Trapp A new program was introduced in MHS this year. Ten seniors were chosen to observe and help out at the Koch School. Each student has a particular grade he or she attends for one hour a day. They learn the fundamentals of teaching and how to cope with the little devils. Cathy Beare, one of the cadet teachers, is entertaining her class by reading them a story. Lorene Unzicker Sue VanderVelden Ruth Van Sambeek Mark Wellnitz Rebecca VanErem Teresa Westphal James Van Hoorn Mark Wilson Renee Van Sambeek Vicki Wittrock 40 And so, farewell- Graduation Marks the Beginning and the End As Seniors Look Back on Many MHS Memories And so the time has finally come when the seniors take their last look at MHS. As we look back, we realize it was a year of ’lasts” — our last high school football game. Homecoming, Prom, book report, hot lunch, high school crushes, and most of all our last chance to be together as a class. The end of these memorable events is only a beginning of new and unpredictable things to come. We leave with a feeling of accomplishment and success as well as with the proud title of CLASS OF 1970. 41 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORT SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SI Bulldogs Power Way through Impressive Varsity football players are: front row: Jerry Neff, assistant coach: Jim Settje, Richard Mosey Van de Voort, Tim Stengel, Jim Miller, Russell Howard, Jim Pinkert. Second row: Gary Hyde, head coach: Steve Heffernan, Steve Ahles, Mike Szymanski, Steve Graf, Reid Strege, Gary Mitchell, Steve Price, Duane Pollock, student manager. Third row: Jeff Lundborg, Bill Hooper, John Emanuel, Terry Hammrich, Roger Sackreiter, Mike Peden, Dave Eng, Dan Pansch, Terry Englund, student manager. Back row: Mick Rembold, Clark Natalie, Tom Dravland, Mark Munderloh, Jeff Pansch, Grant Modin. Mark Johnson, Tom Allen. Dale Gudmundson, Brad Mark Johnson (87) pulls down a pass and races for extra yardage. Grid-Iron Season In spite of pre-season forecasts which boded ill for the “young inexperienced” team, the Bulldogs had an impres- sive year. The otherwise perfect season was marred by only one defeat, at the hands of the Redfield Pheasants. This loss gave Mllbank second place in the Northeast Con- ference and broke its twenty-two game winning streak. The Bulldogs bounced back delivering a 40-8 loss to Flandreau and a 20-8 loss to Clark to finish off a good season. Co- captains chosen for the 1969 season were Steve Graf and Roger Sackreiter. Brad Van de Voort digs in to stop the Pheasant offensive. Steven Graf, offensive and defensive standout, pursues Pheasant ballcarrier. VARSITY SCORES MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS Ortonviile Morris Sisse ton Roncalli Britton Webster Redfield Flandreau Clark 45 Young Bulldogs Learn Art of Winning and Losing B team members are: front row: Randy Mann, Steve Lewis, Derwin Dorale, Tom O'Shaughnessy, Student manager Steve Foss. Second row: Jerry Vissers, Doug Colberg, Terry Peterson, Terry Steinlicht, David Angerhofer, Coach Huber. Third row: Lonnie Stuart, Tim Mueller, Duane Hurley, Steve Boerger, Mike Moldenhauer, Bill Tostenson. B GAMES MHS 0 H MHS 12 ||| MHS 0 ||| MHS 12 ||| MHS 12 111 mhs io m MHS 6 H Chokio 22 Sisseton 54 Brookings 34 Watertown 12 Webster 6 Ortonville 14 Sisseton 0 FROSH FOOTBALL MHS 0 mm Sisseton 34 MHS 0 Webster 66 MHS 2 Watertown 30 MHS 12 Sisseton 26 Freshmen football players are, front row: Mark Szymanski, Jeff Dornbusch Tom Berens, Bill Hartman, David Gulck, Steve Wilde. Second row: Mike Lambrechts, Terry Anderson, Mike Cox, Tom Hoffert, Tracy Unker, Peter Lieffort, Darwin Con- rad, and Steve Foss, student manager. Third row: Coach Stottler, Dennis Trapp, Harlen Bohn, Neal Homan, Mike Chaloupka, Neil Pinkert, Lynn Tjaden. Fourth row: Mark Gudmundson, Burt Porter, Darrell Reiners, Clayton Hedman, Dan Hallberg, Gorden Wibbens, and Rick Bohlen. 46 Anderson, Pansch, and Li effort Wrestle at State Varsity wrestlers are, first row: Terry Anderson, Mike Van Stralen, Robert Schell. Second Row: Wayne Hoeke, Dan Pansch, David Anger- hofer, Terry Steinlicht. Third Row: A1 Lieffort, Steve Ahles, Steve John- son, A1 Stewart. Fourth Row: Coaches Earl Stottler and Jerry Neff. Missing from the picture is grappler Mike Keller. MHS Wrestling 5 29 35 33 26 34 46 12 18 33 45 6 Tournaments NEC Aberdeen District Region 44 Watertown 18 Aberdeen 15 Clark 13 Ortonville 14 Sisseton 18 Roncalli 6 Britton 32 Webster 18 Redfield 14 Browns Valley 3 Flandreau 42 Brookings 3rd place 3rd 3rd 5th Coaches Neff and Stottler plan strategy from the sidelines. Terry Anderson, a consistent winner, up-ends his Webster opponent for a near pin. MHS wrestlers gather in the locker room to grapple with the yearbook photographer. 48 49 Bulldogs Share Conference Title; Varsity basketball players are, first row: Tom Rethke, Pat Mackey and Terry Englund, student managers. Second Row: Coach Jensen, Reid Strege, Roger Spahr, Brad VandeVoort, Dale Jensen, Mick Rembold, Dale Gudmundson, and Coach Schaefer. Third Row: Jeff Lundborg, Steve Graf, Tom Dravland, Tom Kasuske, Grant Modin, John Emanuel, and Mike Peden. 41 Britton 67 Ortonville 69 Redfield 60 Flandreau 55 Watertown 49 Clear Lake 47 Clark 30 Sisseton 52 Roncalli 70 Britton 46 Webster 68 Redfield 42 Flandreau 67 Clark 59 Webster 48 Clark 59 Webster 48 Sisseton 65 Roncalli 72 Flandreau IncL 41 Sisseton 59 Webster 57 Yankton 56 Aberdeen 70 Rapid City 50 Earn Berth at State A” Tournament Bulldogs in the huddle looking down on de-feet.. Dale Gudmundson, leading scorer in the conference with an average of 19.9 points per game, goes in for a lay-up. Bulldog hopes were high as Mil bank was leading Yankton at half-time of the first game at State “A,” but the Milbank cagers had to settle for sixth place. Maybe that’s why coach looks so pleased above. B” Squad Basketball “B” Team 37 47 36 39 42 33 30 44 32 43 37 41 33 57 27 36 34 41 51 51 30 41 55 36 59 34 78 54 51 45 46 52 55 32 59 76 Britton Ortonville Redfield Flandreau Watertown Clear Lake Clark Sisseton Roncalli Britton Webster Redfield Flandreau Clark Webster Sisseton Roncalli Flandreau Indians “B” team members are, kneeling: Derwin Dorale, Terry Peterson, Steve Lewis, Randy Mann, Joel Drube: standing: Tom Rethke, student manager: Charles Speidel, Keith Schneck, Jim Reed, Michael Moldenhauer, Jerry Vissers, Steve Selgeby, and Coach Jensen. Freshman Basketball Freshman Basketball MHS 25 47 Sisseton 45 37 Webster Revillo Watertown Ortonville Clear Lake Clear Lake Ortonville Freshman basketball players are, kneeling: Chris VandeVoort, David Gulck, Coach Hyde, Harlan Bohn, Mark Szymanski: standing: Steve Wilde, Gary Henze, Arlin Munson, Lynn Tjaden, Steve Springer, Gordon Wibbens, Burton Porter, David Van Sambeek, Richard Bohlen, Mark Gudmundson, Mark Anderson, Jim Naeve, Tracy Unker, and Darwin Conrad. 52 Tracksters Run Under New Head Coach ...and new stocking caps TRACK MEMBERS are, front row: Dave Eng, Steve Heffernan, Brad VandeVoort, Mark Johnson, Joe Steinlicht, Gordon Wib- bens, Terry Peterson. Second row: Roger Spahr. Clark Natalie. Neil Homan. Terry Hammrich. Dave VanSambeek, David Thompson. Chris VandeVoort, Tim Holtquist, Joel Drube. Last row: Tim Dinter. Richard Bohlen, Bill Mueller, A1 Stewart, Mike Decker, Jim Reed, Dan Hallberg, Steve Price, Chuck Higgins, and Steve Foss. Tim Holquist leads the pack during an exhausting mile at the Milbank Quandrangular with Tim Dinter fol- lowing close behind. “Quick take it before I drop!”... Relay man Dave Eng passes the baton to Gordon Wibbens. V S Steve Heffernan exerts an extra spurt of energy as he nears the final wire. As this yearbook goes to press we have just received word that Doug Miller has broken the school record in the two-mile run. Congrat- ulations, Doug! lyRplPil Steve Price lofts the shot put during a practice session. Utonia Holtquist throws the discus at the Milbank Invitational Meet for gals. Cross Country runners are, front row: Chris VandeVoort, Tim Dinter, Joel Drube, Doug Miller. Second row: Crispin Friewald, Mark Johnson. Dale Jensen. Tim Holtquist, Mr. Kittleson. 54 i 1 ( s ►v l( V I ,2 1 'f'V i ]i 1_1 LL ilL- Tennis and Golf Teams Battle Spring Slush, “Now this is the way we do it in Germany... ’ Ralph Gemeinder instructs the rest of the tennis team: (Standing) Tom Allen. Jerry Allen, David Gulck. Pat Mackey. (Seated) Dale Jensen, Doug Colberg, Mark Anderson, Mike Szymanski, and Terry Englund. Mud, and Snow Tom Allen gets in some early spripg practice....hurdling the net?? MHS golfers, waiting for the 1970 season to begin, are: Randy Mann, Mark Speirs, Tom Dravland, and Dale Gud- mundson. 55 Bulldogs are dynamite. Cheerleaders Help Light Fuse Beneath Cheering Seated: Ann Olson, Sherry Poppen, Levon Riggin. Standing: Pam Peden, Jean Stocking, Sue Mundwiler, Grace Boe, Mary Madsen, Kathy Beare, Roberta Dornbusch, Vicki Reich, Gail Frickson. Wrestling cheerleaders watch interclass competi- tion as class representa- tives battle it out for the Bulldog. “Double, double: Toil and trouble: Turn the Comets into rubble. ’ “Isn’t he the greatest?” Coach Boe gives run-down on the big game to News Commentator Beare. ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIV ACTIVITIES AC ACTIVITIES 59 Neither rain nor sleet nor dark of night...” Annual Staff Survives the Ever-present Pressures Yearbook business managers, taking up the “big money” game after hounding student buyers, are: Barb Reil, Ruth Van Sambeek, Shirley Buchele, Dianne Layher, Jean Dohrer, and Colleen Larson. Cursing at typing errors, searching for the name of that second girl in the last row, racing to the post office to meet that deadline, tearing the hair, chewing the fingernails, regretting the day we ever joined the annual staff ....This is the life of a Kennel worker, but maybe we’re just a little proud, too. Kennel “bosses,” pretending to be hard at work, are Miss Miner, assistant advisor; Mr. Pribyl, advisor; Vickie Iverson, editor; and Jim Miller, assistant editor. YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS Pat Flanery, Susan Iverson. Beare, Jean Stocking, Dorothy Jean Dohrer, and Nancy Schie- Yearbook photographers Rich Zielike and Terry Englund process their master- pieces in the darkroom. Of Demanding Deadlines are, left to right: Leanna DeJong, Grace Boe, Vickie Iverson, Diane Bohlen, Jim Miller, Donna Forman, Beth Pay, Kathy Thompson, Colleen Larson, Vicki Wittrock. Tom Bartholomew, felbein. CAMERA CLUB members who kept the yearbook staff well- supplied with pictures are: John Johnson, Merideth Van Sambeek, Terry Englund, Rich Zielike, Darrell Reiners, and Tim Mueller. “Wheel We’re doneThis is the victory cryofthe annual staff as the last deadline is finally met. 61 School Paper Upsets Juniors and Informs Others Core of the Bulldog staff con- sists oft Pat Flanery, Corliss Perdaems, Beth Pay, Cindy Stengel, Dave Eng, Donna For- man, Cherie Gulck (assistant editor), Kevin Randall, Cath- erine Davenport (editor), Miss Miner, Jeannie Campbell. Workers behind the scene are, first row: Beth Angerhofer, Nita Stinson, Marsha Raebel, Leanna DeJong, Diane Bohlen, Rita Larsen. Second Row: Mick Rembold, Pam Peden, Jane Adler, Debra Nelson, Sharon Frerichs, LaVonne Johnson. Gail Henze. Third Row: Lesley Treis, Levon Riggin, Colleen Larson, Jean Dohrer, Shi rone Joachim, Darla Knaus. Additional reporters and typ- ists are, seated: Mary Olson, Colleen Hoffert, Joy Buttke. Standing are, Dianne Boe, Sheila Walth, Debbie Arnold, Vicki Reich, Bert Dornbusch, Jean Stocking, Teresa Korst- jens. Curt Folk, an irrate Junior reader, shows columnist Mary Jo Anderson that Juniors do too do something. Resource Center and New Freedom Go Fland In Hand Library club members, trying out the new audio-visual material in the resource center, are (at table): Mary Thiele, Debby Hermans, Pauline Homan, Candy Mohnsen, Darlene Meyer, Theresa Martin, Linda Whit- ing, Gail Lundborg. Standing: Sandy Burt, JoAnn Decker, Jean Dorn- busch. Peg O’Shaughnessy, and Jean Croymans. X PERMANENT LIBRARY PASS For those of you who were unfortunate enough to lose your library passes, we of the annual staff, have managed to secure a permanent one. Use it with discretion. MILBANK high school MILBANK, S. OAK. vy6 __________________-_______________ Cadets Collect Apples and Knowledge In New Barb Schwandt entertains her class by reading selections from “Valley of the Dollies”. . .???? Student Teaching Program FTA Prepares for Future Faculty Meetings Cadet teaching, better known as student teaching, has a new twist this year. Students meeting the qualifications could obtain half credits by their diligent work with the younger generation. CADET TEACHERS: Dorothy Thompson, Gail Frickson, Phyllis Schumacher, Susan Iverson, James Miller, Barbara Schwandt, Diane Bohlen, Grace Boe, Mr. Dickhaut, Leanna DeJong. 64 FTA OFFICERS: Ruth Van Sambeek, Dorothy Thompson, Dan Pansch, Leanna DeJong. Bruce Dexter, president of DECA, and Renee Van Sambeek, secre- tary, take over Mr. Myklegard’s office. DECA Cashes In With Checks and Credits Members of the “working class,” DECA stu- dents, spend half days on the job. Meeting regularly, they gain business knowledge and procedures from their advisor, Mr. Mykle- gard. ar m Persuasive saleslady, Irma Angerhofer, tries to convince two eager shoppers that they’ll be the grandest ladies in the Easter parade. Perry Aden earns his dough and eats it too while working at Schad’s Bakery. 65 Popcorn, peanuts, magazines... FFA Raises Funds For Yearly Projects FFAers are kept busy throughout the year by selling concessions at the home football games, peddling magazines, attending judging contests throughout the state, and taking an annual trip to Kansas City. Big wheels of the FFA are; Mark Sieverson, Tim Stengel, Larry Trapp, Floyd Hermans, Wayne Hoeke, Garry Trapp, and John Hicks. FH A Fills Homes With Cakes and Christmas Carols FHA officers, left to right, are: Ruth Van Sambeek. Kathy Giessinger. Barb Schwandt. Mary Rethke, Miss Walther, Pauline Homan. Sandy Gill, Peggy Parker. Theresa Martin, Beth Pay, Joyce Amberg, and Marilyn Hoeke. (P.S. It’s “Deck the Halls” that they’re singing. You know, “fa la la la la...”) For some not-too-strange reason, the most popular game at the Joint FFA- FHA meeting was “Funny Bones,” a contact sport being demonstrated by Rick Prasnicki, Mary Thiele, Rose Rehnke, and Dale Tuchsherer. Bewilderedly serving the faculty tea are Karen Gill, Teresa Rethke, Karen Anderson, Lynette Crist, and Shirley Whiting. Help Sponsor German Student Das Student Council 1st Hosten Der AFS Program Jim Miller, Renee VanSam- beek, Ann Olson, Steve Miller, Jean Stocking, Tom Barthol- omew, Kathy Beare, JeanSch- iefelbein, Tom Kasuske, Terry Hammrich, Reid Strege, Barb Schwandt. Theresa Martin, Donna Forman, Grace Boe, Larry Pribyl, Dave Gulck, Greg Miller. Brad Vande- Voort, Doris White, Mark Wil- son. Doug Miller and Kathy Giessinger collect “pennies from heaven” as the student council prepares for next year’s foreign exchange student. Jean Stocking, Treasurer: Steve Miller, President: Kathy Beare, Secretary: Donna Forman, Vice-President. It’s out of this world... Martians Collect Earthlings For National Honor Society Martians search for qualified earthlings for induction into the Honor Society. Martian Mark Wilson secures Jean Stocking, a most qualified species for the Honor Society. Members of the National Honor Society are, back row: Terry Englund, Leanna DeJong, Steve Miller, Dale Jensen, Mike Peden, Mark Johnson, Larry Pribyl, Roger Bracht, Tom Allen, Grant Modin, Steve Graf. Second row are: Diane Bohlen, Grace Boe, Jean Dohrer, Ruth Van Sambeek, Suzanne Stengel, Nita Stinson, Chuck Natalie, Jim Miller, LaVonne Johnson. Third Row are: Terry Martin, Jeanne Campbell, Shirley Buchele, Ginny Mueller, Barb Reil, Sandy Gill, Peggy Parker, Mary Rethke, Doris White, Catherine Davenport. Bottom row are: Judie Reiners, Jean Stocking, Dave Eng, Roger Spahr, Pat Mackey, Mark Speirs, and Mark Wilson. Out of the Milbank Varsity debaters, boarding the school van, are Tom Pauli, Roger Bracht, Nita Stinson, Lesley Treis, Tom Bartholomew, Steve Miller, Laurel Egeberg, Jean Dohrer. Freshman-Sophomore debaters gather in the resource center for a little work on debate, a little picture- taking, and a lot of goofing around. 70 mouths of babes... � Debaters Capture State Debate Crown Jean Dohrer, Steve Miller, Roger Bracht, and Laurel Egeberg gave Milbank its first State Debate Championship and quali- fied for the national tournament. The Milbank squad repre- sented South Dakota in the National Forensics Tournament in Kansas City..Which all goes to show that MHS speakers can look back on 1969-70 and say, “It was a very good year.’� Proving that it’s hard to stop a devoted debater are NFL officers Jean Dohrer, president: Larry Pribyl. treasurer: Mr. Cooper: Catherine Davenport, vice- president: Steve Miller, secretary: and Tom Bartholo- mew, student council representative. Articulation, concentration, and determination all paid off for declam winners Kathy Beare, Humorous: Jean Dohrer, Oratory: Marcia Thompson, Poetry: Norma Moldenhauer, Dramatic. Upperclassman debaters are LaVonne Johnson, Sheila Walth, Brad VandeVoort, Roger Spahr, Judie Reiners, Bill Hooper. Bob Tillman, Doris White, Cecile Hallberg, Jeannie Camp- bell, Debbie Arnold, Dianne Boe. Oh, my aching feet! MHS Marching Band Participates in Annual Hobo Band members are, first row: Lesley Treis, Judie Reiners, Laurie Malkerson, Mary Madsen, Nancy Christopher, LaVonne Johnson. Second Cindy Stengel, Debra Parker, Barb Berens, Grace Boe, Tom Allen, Steinlicht, Barb Patridge. Third Row: Corliss Perdaems, Susan Iverson, Shirone Joachim, Jeannie Campbell, Beth Pay, Bert Dornbusch, Cathy Raebel, Mary Kay Rethke. Fourth Row: Jean Dohrer, Craig Colberg, Johnson, Virginia Mueller, Ruth Redlin, Mike Peden, Mark Anderson, Hoeke, Rita Larsen, Joel Drube, Larry Pribyl, Mark Speirs. Fifth Row: Reiners, LaVonne Riggen, Pam Peden, Laurel Egeberg, Diane Holquist, Superior soloists are, top to bottom, Wayne Ramsey, Ruth Redlin, Marsha Raebel, Beth Pay, Mary Kay Rethke, Laurel Egeberg, Lesley Treis, Judie Reiners, Shirone Joachim, Bill Steinlicht. MHS majorettes who performed Reiners, Danielle Malkerson, Judie Walth, and Becky Bracht. Day Parade Konstant, Mary Wilson, Mary Jo Anderson. Sonya Row: Wayne Ramsey, Shirley Buchele, Rhonda Bracht, Peggy Parker, Kathy Mitchell, Regina Angerhofer, Lori Bill Hooper, Dianne Boe, Colleen Larson. Vicki Reich. Davenport. Duane Spiedel, Danielle Malkerson, Marsha Terry Price, Steve Wise, Renee Hallberg, Mark Ann Olson. Chris Friewald, Debbie Boerger, Marilyn Bill Steinlicht, Donna Forman. Sheila Walth, Jackie and the man of all men, Mr. Peterson. Band officers are: Mark Speirs, Beth Pay, Mr. Peterson (band director). Larry Pribyl, Mark John- son, and Susan Iverson. B band musicians seated are: Rose Tostenson, Donna Redmond, Norma Moldenhauer, Janeen Bury, Richard Bohlen. Back row seated and standing are: Karen Amsden, Christy Nordquist, Deanna Buchele. Teresa Larson, Mary Higgins, Harlan Bohn, Neil Pinkert, and Darrell Reiners. during the homecoming half-time show are: Jackie Reiners, Peg O’Shaughnessy, Debi Nelson, Sheila Practice Makes Perfect and Look What It Got Us Members of the saxophone ensemble are: Mary Rethke, Marsha Raebel, and Catherine Davenport. Mary and Marsha also rated a superior on their sax duet. Clarinet quartet charms Judges and rates a superior. Mem- bers are: Barb Patridge, Lori Steinlicht. Debby Parker, and (not pictured) Lori Adler. Combined efforts of its versatile members made stage band a real hit. Its musicians are, back row: Marilyn Hoeke, Rita Larsen, Debbie Boerger, Sheila Walth, Doug Colberg, Steve Wise, Jean Dohrer, Terry Price, Catherine Davenport, Marsha Raebel, Danielle Malkerson, and Mary Rethke. Front row consists of: Laurel Egeberg, Jim Miller, Larry Pribyl, Ginny Mueller, and Mark Speirs, lead trumpet and occasional pep band director. A buglers’ holiday it Larry Pribyl, Marilyn ognition. Oh, those after-school prac- tice sessions! But it was worth it say8 members of the wood- wind choir. Back Row: Sheila Walth, Cindy Stengel, Wayne Ramsey, Jeannie Campbell, Colleen Larson, Beth Pay, Lesley Treis, Laurie Kon- stant, and Judie Reiners. Seated are: Bert Dornbusch, Catherine Davenport, Marsha Raebel, and Mary Rethke. wasn’t but a lot of diligent practice by Mark Speirs, Hoeke, and Rita Larsen, gave them superior rec- Flutation or flirtation! Ask the blushing members of the flute ensemble. Left to right, they are: Laurie Konstant, Mary Jo Anderson, Mary Wilson, and Sonya Malkerson. Kathy Mitchell, Rhonda Bracht, Cindy Stengel, and Wayne Ramsey proved their clarinet ensemble is even greater with their horns together! 75 Performs Christmas Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah!” Combined Milbank Chorus Row 1: Dee Blick, Marcia Thompson, Suzanne Stengel, Lynnette Crist, Sheila Walth, Jeannie Campbell, port, Loretta Brown, Kathy Beare, Jean Stocking, Donna Forman, Beth Pay, Linda Dahle, Barb Schwandt, Rehnke, Marsha Raebel. Row 2: Jean Drager, Danielle Malkerson, Debbie Arnold, Nita Stinson, Vicki Reich, Judie Reiners, Patsy Sorsen, Sally Melitz, Doris White. Jean Croymans, Virginia Mueller, Dorothy Thompson, Shirone Joachim, Rita Larsen, Vicki Wittrock, Colleen Larson, Jean Dohrer. Row 3: Reid Strege, Tom Gudmundson, Steve Graf, John Emanuel, Bob Tillman, Dwight Nash, Steve Ahles, Jim Miller, Mike Peden, Randall, Steve Heffernan. Row4: Mr. Colberg, Gary Beachem, Mick Rembold, Steve Johnson, Mike Szymanski, Steve Miller, Rog Sackreiter, Tom Allen, Larry Pribyl, Grant Modin, Delaine Knaus, Jack Steinle. The eight students chosen to represent our school at All-State Chorus were Steve Ahles, Roger Sackreiter, Jim Miller, Donna Forman, Catherine Davenport, Mr. Colberg (Despite his youthful appearance, he wasn’t allowed to sing in the student chorus.), Virginia Mueller, Larry Pribyl, Patsy Sorenson. Messiah Catherine Daven- Vickie Iverson, Pat Jackie Reiners, Leanna DeJong, Dravland, Dale Dave Eng, Kevin Brad Van de Voort, . . . and Mr. Colberg says again, (Check one) □ Come on tenors! Okay, one more time, “My Coun- try Tis Of Thee.’ J Get rid of your gum. I I I don’t care if you are my son, be quiet. I I Hello. Dolly! Freshman, Sophomore Chorus: Row One: CarleenKoopman, Sharon Ramsey, Belva Stinson, Gayle Koopman, Sherry Poppen, Pam Peden, Arlene Hoeke, Lesley Treis, Mary Madsen. Jean Kunde. Jan Heffernan, Sue Mundwiler. Marion Lundborg, Gail Schmidt, Dianne Holquist, Connie Christensen, Levon Riggin. Row Two: Mary Ostlie, Brenda Beachem, Ruth Mueller, Becky Schad, Becky Bracht. Gail Henze. Norma Moldenhauer, Stephanie Schreiner. Sonya Malker- son, Vicki Schreiner, Lynn Konstant, Debbie Boerger, Mary Wilson, Carol Van Sambeek. Rose Tostenson. Row Three: Cindy Stengel, Jane Adler, Darwin Conrad, Dan Patridge, Terry Price, Steve Springer, Jim Tillman, Tom Hoffert, Mike Pauli. Dave Tostensen, Alan Reiners, Vickie Wibbens, Judy Lowitz. Row Four: Mr. Colberg, Cheryl Thyne. Sharon Grothe. Gordy Wibbens, Dan Hallberg, Steve Wise, Stanley Knaus. Doug Colberg. Mark Anderson. Doug Bohlen, Chris VandeVoort, Joe Engebretson, Karen Anderson, Rose Rehnke, Barb Patridge. MHS Scores With Superior Vocalists at Contest Superior soloists are: Kathy Beare, Donna Forman, Steve Wise, Cather- ine Davenport, Jeannie Campbell, and Rog Sackreiter. Members of the girls’ensemble are: Jackie Reiners, Doris White, Catherine Davenport, Donna For- man, Judie Reiners, Kathy Beare, and Jeannie Campbell. Versatile vocalists of mixed ensemble are: Mike Peden, Jim Miller, Jeannie Campbell, Donna Forman, Catherine Davenport, Kathy Beare, and Rog Sackreiter. Key Club Serves School and Community ...and pancakes, too Key Club members are: Standing: Tom Allen, Mr. Sly. Doug Miller. Craig Colberg. Randy Mann. Tom Rethke, Mike Szymanski. Ralph Gemeinder. Chuck Natalie. Dale Jensen. Mark Wilson, and Jerry Allen. Seated: Joel Drube, Reid Strege, Jim Miller, Steve Lewis. Dale Gudmundson, Steve Graf, Tom Dravland, Mark Johnson, Clark Natalie, John Emanuel, Grant Modin, Kevin Randall, Dave Eng, Mike Peden, Brad VandeVoort. Larry Pribyi, and Steve Johnson. Reid Strege and Jim Miller try to carry on a conversation while Steve Miller tries to conduct a Key Club business meeting. 79 Tumblers Roll Thru Two Half-time Shows Danielle Malkerson performs at a bas- ketball half-time. Danielle placed elev- enth out of 54 at the state Free Floor Competition. High school tumblers are: Debbie Boerger, Danielle Malkerson. and Mary Wilson. FBLA Officers making their break into the world of business are: Pauline Homan, President: Loretta Brown, Steve Johnson, Peg O’Shaughnessy, and Jim Miller. 80 Winter Fun Night Is Hosted By FBLA Group Boys and Girls State Melodrama Unfolds Again Oh, joy! Oh, rapture! Gee willikers! MHS Boy and Girl Staters are: Larry Pribyl, Dale Jensen, Brad Van de Voort, Roger Bracht, Jeannie Campbell, Mike Peden, and Marsha Raebel. Oh, Dave... Oh, Corliss.. Oh, Dave... Oh, be quiet and take a letter. And so it goes for Dave Eng and Corliss Perdaems, journalism staters. Curses, foiled again! Woe is me!” Bemoaning alternates are: Mark Munderloh, Pat Mackey, Doris White, Laurel Egeberg, Roger Spahr, Nita Stinson. 81 The minute you walked through the door, I could tell you were a man of distinction...” Betsy Ross of MHS, Mary Kay Rethke, was chosen DAR candidate. Suzanne Stengel reigned as Milbank’s Snow Queen this year. Other MHS’ers to qualify were Bert Dornbusch, first runner-up and Grace Boe, second runner-up. Special Honors Awarded to MHS Students A European jaunt, for some, is just a dream, but for Beth Pay it’s now a reality. Steve Graf. All-State Quarterback, is now a prime target for college football scouts, or Minnesota Vik- ings? Don’t let All- State band prac- tice get you down, Marsha. Steve Miller, Catherine Davenport, and Tom Allen re- ceived national honors as Outstanding Teenagers of Amer- ica. After receiving the Betty Crocker Award, Shirley Buchele dis- plays her domestic talents. (Watch out bachelors!) 83 SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIA SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL E % Homecoming Festivities Brought About Homecoming party, left to right: Dale Gudmundson, Jean Stocking, Steve Graf, Kathy Beare, Lisa Rembold, Grace Boe, Reid Strege, Brian Raabe, Ann Olson, Steve Springer, Linda Folk, Derwin Dorale, Vicki Reich, and Brad VandeVoort. Reid gives King’s proclamation. the Dawning of the Age of Aquarius When the moon is in the seventh house And Jupiter aligns with Mars Then peace will guide the planets And love will steer the stars. 1969 marked the year of love and peace, and the theme of the MHS Homecoming was AQUARIUS, taken from the Broadway hit Hair. The stage was set in an atmosphere of planets and stars. The set was designed by Catherine Davenport and Donna Forman. The candidates for the honor of king and queen of homecoming were Jean Stocking, Kathy Beare, Grace Boe, and Reid Strege, Dale Gudmundson, Steve Graf. Grace Boe and Reid Strege were chosen as homecoming royalty. Entertainment for the coronation was provided by the high school stage band under the direction of Dale Peterson. The mixed ensemble sang several selections from Hair. Beautiful weather prevailed the next day for the annual parade despite morning showers. The Bulldogs added a homecoming victory to their winning streak as they downed the Britton Braves. After the game a dance was held, sponsored by the student council. The Indigo, a group from Minneapolis, provided the music. Front Row: Catherine Davenport, Jeannie Campbell. Doris White, Donna Forman. Second Row: Roger Sachreiter, John Emanuel, Michael Peden, James Miler. “Beat the Braves with a Capitol B” was the winning float. Class of ’70. 2nd Place: Class of ’71. MHS Hosts 3rd Place: FFA Club. 88 Honorary Mention: Class of 72. Big Time at the Indigo dance. Parade, Game, and Dance Steve Abies (58) races in for the tackle at the annual home- coming game. Elaine Harper (Teresa Korstjens) tries to convince Mortimer (Bob Tillman) that preacher’s daughters are human, too. Mortimer (Bob Tillman) spends a terror-filled night with his mad brother (Mark Speirs) and the tight doctor (Ralph Gemeinder). Teddy Brewster...Roosevelt...Engebretson or whatever and Abby (Mary Jo Anderson) entertain the parson (Rich Zielike) with some non-lethal tea. If you’re lonely and without relatives, beware this sympathetic smile and the elderberry wine of Martha Brewster (Pam Peden). Mr. Gibbs (Mark Wilson) tests the elderberry wine while Abby (Mary Jo Anderson) looks for coffin measurements. 'Arsenic and Old Lace” First All-School Play The first production of the MHS Theatre season Reverend Harper..........................Richard Zielike opened Friday, November 14, 1969, as an all-school Teddy Brewster.................Joe Engebretson cast produced “Arsenic and Old Lace,” a comedy Abby Brewster...............Mary Jo Anderson about two sweet, little old spinsters whose goal in Martha Brewster..............................Pam Peden life is to put unhappy gentlemen out of their misery Officer Brophy.....................Terry Price by administering poison. Officer O’Hara....................Curtis Whiting This was the first time in MHS history that the fall Officer Klein...............Mike Van Stralen play was open to an all-school cast rather than to just Elaine Harper...............Teresa Korstjens members of the senior class. Mortimer Brewster ..................Bob Tillman The play was under the supervision of Ellen Reed, Mr. Gibbs.......................... Mark Wilson and the student director was Nita Stinson. Jonathan Brewster...........................Mark Speirs Lieutenant Rooney...................David Pepka Mr. Witherspoon...............................Pat Mackey Mr. Spinalzo........................Skip Gooch Mr. Hodgkins........................Mike Pauli “Impromptu,” directed by Jeannie ary 21, 1970. Its cast composed of DeJong, with Rita Larson as assistant Curtis Whiting here plays the role of the young King Henry XVIII. Whiting Wins As Dramatists Present 'The Hollow Crown Bill Hooper, Curtis Whiting, Steve Heffernan, and Jeannie Campbell pose during the death scene of King Arthur in “The Hollow Crown.” “The Hollow Crown ’ was the one-act play that represented Milbank in the One-Act Play Contest in Doland. The winning plays were presented by Doland and Clark. Curt Whiting, a member of the cast, won the award for best supporting actor. Campbell, was presented to the student body on Febru- Richard Zielike. David Eng, Judie Reiners and Michelle Three Plays Fill Stage For Evening of One-Acts “Our Town,’ directed by Ellen Reed, was also pre- sented on February 21, 1970. Its cast was composed of Delaine Knaus, David Eng, Curtis Whiting, Richard Zielike, Leanna DeJong, Debi Nelson, Debbie Arnold, and Bill Hooper, with JoAnn Searcy as assistant di- rector. Our Town cast members, Steve Heffernan, Curt Whiting, Debbie Arnold, Bill Hooper, Dave Eng, Donna Forman, and Catherine Davenport, mourn at the funeral of Emily (Debi Nelson). Delaine Knaus, Stage Manager in Our Town, watches the play unfold. (That’s better than saying fold up, isn’t it?) director. Left: Michelle DeJong and Dave Eng. Above: Rich Zielike and Judie Reiners. Late again, girls! Hair, Zoo, Old Town Among Highlights of Annual Chicago Trip Cherie Gulck and Grant Modin: Don’t I know you from some- where? Cast of Characters Donna Forman - - - Catherine Davenport - Curtis Whiting - - - Steve Miller - - — Cherie Gulck-------- Steve Wise---------- Mark Anderson------- Judie Reiners--------- Jeannie Campbell - Terry Price — - Mark Wilson - - - Steve Mullen - - - - Lynn Konstant - - - (Chorus and Dancers) Delaine Knaus Steve Ahles Jim Miller Kevin Randall Mike Szymanski Bob Tillman Roger Sackreiter Doug Colberg Steve Johnson Steve Heffernan Dave Eng Mike Pauli Dwight Nash Jim Tillman Greg Strobl - — - Dolly Levi - - - Mrs. Molloy • - - - - Ambrose ----- Horace ----Ermengarde -------Cornelius ---------Barnaby ------Minnie Fay - - - - Mrs. Rose - - - - Rudolph ------ Judge - - - Court Clerk - - - Earnestina Mike Peden Mary Madsen Jean Stocking Jackie Reiners Lesley Treis Danielle Malkerson Debi Nelson Barb Schwandt Nita Stinson Sue Stengel Pam Peden Vickie Iverson Deb Boerger Jan Heffernan Michelle DeJong m y Juniors and Seniors Become Romeos and Juliets Prom is hauling rocks... pounding flats, ramps, and fingers . . . mopping up broken fountains . . . forgetting studies for a week . . . Prom is maneuvering down the hazardous ramp .... worrying how to grab her arm in the grand march .... and having to smile in front of all those spectators .... at Spring Formal Prom is new formals . .. rented tuxs . . . wilting flowers . . . small talk Prom is staying out late .... just once a year .... and maybe worth it all. Prom is fancy sandwiches .... chaperones .... olives .... and being too polite or bashful to take seconds .... 99 Mayor 'Daley” Wins Election Seniors Rule in Annual Student Government Day Party chairmen Natalie and Speirs set the scene for government day. Mrs. Nelda Nord, Shirley Buchele, Suzanne Stengel Results of the 1970 Student Government Day, sponsored by the American Legion in hopes of rousing the high schoolers’ interest in the mechanics of government, were: Mayor, Dale Gudmundson. Council 1st Ward, Catherine Davenport, Pat Flanery. Council 2nd Ward. A1 Lieffort, Mark Speirs. Justice of the Peace, Mark Johnson. County Treasurer, Ruth Van Sambeek. County Auditor, Suzanne Sten- gel. Sheriff, Roger Sackreiter. Register of Deeds, Diane Boh- len. Clerk of Courts, Virginia Mueller. States Attorney, Ralph Ge- meinder. County Judge, Reid Strege. County Supt. of Schools, Kathy Beare. County Commissioner 1st district, Delores Blick: 2nd dis- trict, Pansch: 4th district, Patsy Sorsen: 5th district, Larry Trapp. Jean Croymans seems to be enjoying the government day “banquet.” CAUGHT OFF GUARD Bulldog supporters at “State A.” Mr. Hyde: Hmmm...Those cheerleaders don’t look half bad. Which is it Rog...pick it or dribble it?? Colleen Larson: Is it true that women need 50% more iron than men? Jeannie Campbell and Miss Reed: Campbell, will you Just once do as you’re told?....Sit down here and shut up! 103 Nita Stinson: I know my library pass is here somewhere. Ann Olson and Sheri Poppin: That’s sole! Bert Dornbusch and Derwin Dorale: Pssst! Meet you at Lyle’s after the match tonight. Barb Patridge: What’s it to you whatlhide in my book covers?! Aden, Perry ......... Ahles, Steven . . . . Akerson, Wade . . . Allen, Thomas . . . Amberg, Joyce . . . Angerhofer, Carolyn Angerhofer, Irma . . Bartholomew, Tom Beachem, Gary . . Beare, Kathleen . . . Blick, Delores . . . Boe, Grace ......... Bohlen, Diane . . . Bohn, Billy.......... Buchele, Shirley . . . Bue, Thomas.......... Campbell, Dolores . . Christopher, Lowell . Croymans, Jean . . . Davenport, Catherine Decker, Michael . . . DeJong, Leanna , , DeLong, Darrell . . Dezter, Bruce . . . , Dohrer, Jean........ Englund, Terry . . . Flanery, Patricia . . Fordyce, Judy . . . Forman, Donna . . . Foss, Gary ......... Frickson, Gail . . • Gemeinder, Ralph Giessinger, Kathleen Gill, Sandra . . . . Graf, Steven .... Gudmundson, Dale . Gulck, Cherie . . . . Haliburton, Garry Hammrich, Terry Hansen, Arden . . . Hay, Duane ......... Hermans, Floyd . . Hermans, Sandra . . Hicks, John......... Hilbrands, Roger . . Hoeke, Wayne . . Homan, Pauline Houck, Mary .... Howard, Russell . . Hurley, Larry . . . Iverson, Susan . . Iverson, Vickie . . Jibbens, Carol . . . Johnson, Mark . . . Kasuske. Thomas . , Keller, Timothy . . Knaus, Delaine . . Larson, Colleen . . Layher, Dianne . . Lieffort, Albert . . Loe8chke, Timothy Lundborg, Teresa . Lunderville, Charles Marquardt, Patricia Martin, Theresa Mielitz, Duane . . . Senior Index ...........................30,65 ................. 31.47,76,89,96 .......................... 31,95 13,30.31.55,69,72.76.79.83.102 ...........................31,67 ............................. 31 ...........................30.65 ................ 31,61.68,70,71 .................... 31.37,48,76 . 31.39,56,57.61,68.71.76,78,88 .......................... 31,76 31.56.57.60,64.68,69,72.82,86,94 .................. 30,61.62,64.69 ..............................31 .............. 31,60,69,72.83,100 ..............................31 ..............................31 ..............................31 ................... 30,63.76,100 31,62.69.71,73.76,78,83,87.96 ..............................31 .............. 31,60,62.64,69,76 .............................31 .......................... 31.65 ... 32,60,61.62.69,70,71,72,77 ................ 32.50.55.60,69 ........................ 32.60,62 .............................32 . 32.61.62.68.72.76.78.87,96.103 ...............................33 ............... 13.32,56,57.64.85 ................. 32.33,55.79,91 ....................... 32,67.68 ....................... 32,67,69 . . . 32.40.50,69.76.79.82.88,94 .... 30.33,40,50,55,76,79,88 ..................... 32,41.62,94 ...............................32 ....................... 32,53,68 ..............................32 ...............................32 ........................... 33,66 .............................. 32 ........................... 32,66 ...............................32 .............. 32.47,48,49,66,89 .................... 32.63.67,80 ..............................33 ............................34,94 .......................... 2,4,35 ..................... 35,60,64,73 ............ 35,60,61,65,72,77,96 ..............................35 ............... 35.53,69,72,73.79 ........................ 34.50.68 ..............................35 ..................... 34,35,76.93 ........... 35,60,61.62.72.77.102 ........................... 35,60 ........................ 35.47.48 ...............................34 ..............................35 ...............................35 ..............................35 ................. 35.63,67.68.69 ..........................35 Miller, James.......... 34,60.61,64,68,69,76,78,79,80,87,96 Miller, Stephen ................ 35,68,69,70,71,76,83,86,96 Modin, Grant ............................ 35,50,69,76,79,94 Moser, Keith.............................................35 Mosey, Richard ..................................... 35,102 Mueller, Lorraine........................................35 Mueller, Virginia ........................... 5,36,69,72.76 Murley, Marlene..........................................36 Nash, Dwight.................................. 36,76,96,102 Natalie, Charles ............................. 36,69,79,100 Olson, Marsha............................................36 O’Shaughnessy, Margaret ....................... 37,63,73,80 Pansch, Daniel................................. 36,47,48,64 Pansch, Jeffery..........................................36 Parker, Peggy ............................... 36,67,69,72 Pauli, David.............................................36 Pay. Elizabeth ....................... 36,61,67,72.73,76,82 Pinkert, James ...................................... 36,95 Prasnicki, Richard....................................36,66 Ramsey, David.........................................36,95 Redlin, Joan.............................................36 Redmond, Julie...........................................36 Reese, Joyce.............................................36 Reil, Barbara .................................... 37,60,69 Rethke, Mary .................... 30,36,67,69,72,73,82,95 Sackreiter, Roger .......................... 36,76,78,87,96 Scheef, Phyllis ........................................ 36 Schell, Charles..........................................36 Schell, Mary............................................ 36 Schiefelbein, Nancy...................................36,61 Schmeichel, Sharon.......................................38 Schmitt, Gregory........................................38 Schultz, Donna......................................... 38 Schultz, Steven........................................ 38 Schumacher, Phyllis .............................. 38,64,94 Schwandt, Barbara........................ 30,39,64,67,68,76 Schwandt, Susan.......................................38,94 Settje, James .......................................... 38 Sieverson, Mark ..................................... 38,66 Sorsen, Patricia .................................. 38,76 Speirs, Mark ...................... 38,41,55,69,73,91,100 Steinle, Jack............................................77 Stengel, Suzanne .................... 39,69,76,82,94,96,100 Stengel, Timothy......................................38,66 Stocking. Jean.................. 38,56,57,61,62,69,76,88,96 Strege, Donald...........................................38 Strege, Reid............................. 38,50,68,76,79,86 Strobl, Gregory...................................... 38,96 Szymanski, Michael.......................... 39,55,76,79,96 Thiele, Lynda............................................38 Thompson, Dorothy........................... 38,61,64.76,95 Thompson, Marcia ................................. 38,71,76 Tillman, Robert............................. 38,71,76,90,96 Trapp, Garry ................................... 3,38,59,66 Trapp, Larry......................................... 39.66 Unzicker, Lorene.........................................40 VanderVelden, Sue....................................... 40 Van Erem, Rebecca........................................40 Van Hoorn, James ....................................... 40 Van Sambeek, Renee ......................... 40,60,65,68,94 Van Sambeek, Ruth ............................. 40,64,67,69 Wellnitz, Mark...........................................40 Westphal, Teresa.........................................40 Wilson, Mark.......................... 40,48,55,68,69.79,91 Wittrock, Vicki .................................. 40,61,77 Wohlleber, David Senior Activities Aden, Perry—DEC A 4: Library Club 1,2,3; Library Club Officer 3; FBLA 3,4. Ahles, Steven—Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Vocal Group 1,3,4: All-State Chorus 4; Junior Class Play 3; School Musical 4: Boys’ Track 1,2; “A” Football 4; “B” Foot- ball 1,2; “A” Wrestling 4; “B” Wrestling 1,2,3; Student Government Day 4. Akerson, Wade—FFA 1,2: FFA Judging Team 2; “B” Foot- ball 1. Allen, Thomas—Chorus 1.2,3,4; Vocal Group 3: All-State Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3,4: Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: National Honor Society Of- ficer 4: German Club 2,3: Boys’ State 3: Junior Class Of- ficer 3; Senior Class Officer 4: “A” Football 3,4; “B” Football 1. Amberg, Joyce— FHA 2,3,4: FHA Officer 4: FBLA 3.4. Angerhofer, Carolyn—FBLA 4. Angerhofer, Irma— DECA 4: Library Club 2,3. Bartholomew, Tom—Declam 2: Debate 1,2,3,4: Extempo- raneous Speaking 1,2,3,4: Chorus 2: Student Council 4: Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: One-Act Play 2; NFL Club 3.4. Beachem, Gary—Chorus 3,4: Glee Club 1; “A” Wrestling 4: “B” Wrestling 3: Student Government Day 4. Beare, Kathy—Declam 1,2,3,4: Debate 1,2: Extemporaneous Speaking 1,2: Chorus 2,3,4: Vocal Solo 2,3,4: Vocal Group 2,3,4: Superior Soloist-Vocal 4: Band 1,2,3: Student Coun- cil 4: Student Council Officer 4: Paper Staff 1,2.3: Annual Staff 4: School Musical 4: Junior Class Play 3: Home- coming Attendant 2,4: “A” Cheerleader 3,4: “B” Cheer- leader 2: FTA Club 4: Cadet Teaching 4: Student Govern- ment Day 4. Blick, Delores—Transferred from Strandburg High School Junior year—Declam 1,2: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2: Vocal Solo 1,2,3,4: Vocal Group 1,2,3,4: Band 1.2: Band Officer 1; Student Council 2; Paper Staff 2: Annual Staff 2: DECA 4: DECA Officer 4; Library Club 3: FBLA 4: FTA Club 4: Student Government Day 4. Boe, Grace—Band 1,2,3,4: Instrumental Ensemble 3,4: Stu- dent Council 4: National Honor Society 3,4: National Honor Society Officer 4: Paper Staff 1; Annual Staff 4: FHA 1: German Club 2,3: German Club Officer 3: Girls’ State Alternate 3: Homecoming Attendant 3: Homecoming Queen 4: “A” Cheerleader 3,4: “B” Cheerleader 1,2: Girls’ Track 2: FTA Club 4: Cadet Teaching 4: Student Government Day 4. Bohlen, Diane—Glee Club 1: Accompanist, Solos 1: Band 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4: Paper Staff 1,4: Annual Staff 4: All-School Play 4: Junior Class Play 3: FTA Club 4: Cadet Teaching 4: Student Government Day 4. Bohn, Billy— Buchele, Shirley—Declam 1: Band 2.3,4: Instrumental En- semble 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4: Annual Staff 4: School Musical 4: German Club 2,3: Class Officer-Treas. 3; Betty Crocker Award 4: FTA Club 4: National Merit Scholarship 4: Student Government Day 4. Bue, Tom—Glee Club 1: National Merit Scholarship. Christopher, Lowell—DECA 4. Croymans, Jean—Chorus 3,4: Glee Club 1; Vocal Group 3,4: Junior Class Play 3; Library Club 4: FBLA 3,4: Tumbling Team 1: Girls’ Track 1: Student Government Day 4, (Transfer student-from Harmony Hill). Davenport, Catherine—Debate 1,2,3: Extemporaneous Speak- ing 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4: Vocal Solo 1.2,3,4: Vocal Group 1,2,3,4: All-State Chorus 4: Superior Soloist 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Paper Staff 1,3,4: School Musical 4: One-Act Play 4: German Club 2,3: German Club Officer-Song Leader 3: Stage Band 3,4: Girls’ State 3: Class Officer 3: Homecoming Float Chairman 3: Prom Chairman 3: FTA Club 4: Student of the Month 4: Voice of Democracy 3: Student Government Day 4. DeJong, Leanna—Declam 1: Chorus 4: Glee Club 1,2,3: National Honor Society 4: Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: All-School Play 4: One-Act Play 2,3,4: FHA 1: Library Club 1; Homecoming Float Chairman 4: FTA Club 4: FTA Club Officer 4: Cadet Teaching 4. DeLong, Eugene—FFA 1,2,3,4. Dexter, Bruce—Chorus 1.2: DECA 4: DECA Officer 4: FBLA 4: Homecoming Float Chairman 2,3,4: Prom Chair- man 3: Student Government Day 4. Dohrer, Jean—Declam 1.2,3,4: Debate 1,2,3,4: Extempo- raneous Speaking 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Vocal Group 1: Superior Soloist-Instrumental 3: Band 1,2,3,4: Instru- mental Ensemble 1.2,3,4: Instrumental Solo 1,2,3,4: Stu- dent Council 2: National Honor Society 3,4: Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Junior Class Play 3: FHA 1,2,3: FHA Of- ficer 2,3: German Club 2,3: Stage Band 3,4: FBLA 4: Class Officer 1: Girls’ Track 1,2,3: FTA Club 4: Am. Legion Essay 4. Englund, Terry—Glee Club 1,2: National Honor Society 4: Paper Staff-Photographer 4: Annual Staff-Photographer 4: Camera Club 3,4; Visual Aids 4: Junior Class Play 3; Tumbling Team 2: Student Mgr. Football 4: Student Mgr. Basketball 3,4: Tennis Team 3,4. Flanery, Pat—Declam 1,2: Paper Staff 1,3,4: Annual Staff 4: Junior Class Play 3: One-Act Play 2: German Club 2: FBLA 3: Girls’ Track 1,2: FTA Club4:Am. Legion Essay 4: Student Government Day 4. Fordyce. Judy A.—Glee Club 1,2,3. Forman, Donna M.—Declam 1: Debate 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1: Vocal Solo 2,3,4: Vocal Group Girls’ En- semble 1,2,3,4: All-State Chorus 4: Superior Soloist Vocal 4: Band 3,4: Instrumental Ensemble 4; Student Council 2,4: Student Council Officer 4; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4: Annual Staff 4: All-School Play 4: School Musical 4: One-Act Play 4; German Club 2; Mixed Ensemble-Vocal 4: Homecoming Float Chairman 1,2: Student Government Day 4. Foss, Gary— Frickson, Gail—Girls’ Glee Club 1,2: All-School Play 4: “A” Cheerleader 3,4: Tumbling Team 1,2,3: Girls’ Track 1: Cadet Teaching 4. Gemeinder, Ralph—Foreign Exchange Student-Colburg, Ger- many: All-School Play 4: Wrestling 4: Key Club4: Student Government Day 4. Giessinger, Kathy—FHA 1.2,3.4: FHA Officer-Historian 3. Parliamentarian 4: Library Club 2: FBLA 4. Gill. Sandy—Declam 1: Glee Club 1.2: FHA 1.2.3.4: FHA Officer-Historian 2: Parliamentarian 3, Vice-Pres. 4: German Club 2: FBLA 4: Student Government Day 4: National Honor Society 4. Graf, Steve—Chorus 4: Band 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4: Football Ace of the Week (S.F. Argus Leader) 4: Boys’ State 3: Homecoming Attendant 2,4: Track 1,2,3; “A” Football 2,3,4: “B” Football 1: “A Basketball 2, 3.4: “B” Basketball 1: All-State Football 4: FTA Club 4: Key Club 2,3,4: Key Club Officer 4; Student Government Day 4: Second Team All-State Basketball 3. Gudmundson, Dale—Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club 1: Vocal Group 1: Class Officer 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4: Track 1,2: “A” Football 4: B” Football 1; “A” Basketball 2,3,4: B” Basketball 2: 9th Grade Basketball 1: Key Club 3,4: Key Club Officer 4: Student Government Day 4: Golf Team 1.2,3. Gulck, Cherie—Glee Club 1,2: Paper Staff 1,3,4: School Musical 4; Junior Class Play 3; FTA Club 4: Student Government Day 4. Haliburton, Gary—Glee Club 1,2; Track 1,2: “B” Football 1,2: “B” Basketball 2: 9th Grade Basketball 1. Hammrich, Terry—Student Council 4: Visual Aids 4: Track 2,3,4: “A” Football 3,4: “B” Football 2; “A” Basketball 3; B” Basketball 2. Hanson, Arden—Track 1.2,3,4: Cross Country Track 3. Hay, Duane—FTA 3: Track 1.2: “A” Football 2: “B” Foot- ball 1,3: “A” Basketball 2: “B” Basketball 1. Hermans, Floyd—FFA 1,2,3.4: FFA Officer-Reporter 4: Kansas City Boy 4: Ag. Judging Team 2,3. Hicks, John—FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer-Historian 4: Student Government Day. Hoeke, Wayne—FFA 4: FFA Officer 4: FFA Judging Team 3; Kansas City Boy 4: Ag. Judging Team 3: Track 2: “A” Wrestling 4; “B” Wrestling 3. Homan, Pauline—Debate 2: Band 1,2,3: FHA 1,2,3,4: FHA Officer-Historian 4: DECA 4: Library Club 4: Library Club Officer-President 4: FBLA 2.3,4: FBLA Officer-Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Girls’ Track 1,2: Tennis Team 3. Houck, Mary—Declam 1: Glee Club 2,3: FHA 1,2,3: FBLA 3.4. Howard, Russel—Visual Aids 4: FFA 1,2,3,4: FFA Judging Team 3: “A” Football 4: “B” Football 3: Student Govern- ment Day. Hurley, Larry—Glee Club 1,2: FFA 1,2,3: FFA Judging Team 1,2: Ag. Judging Team 1,2: “A” Football 3,4: Stu- dent Government Day 4. Iverson, Susan—Band 1,2,3,4: Instrumental Ensemble 1,2, 3,4: Band Officer-Treas. 4: Annual Staff 4: FTA Club 4: Cadet Teaching 4: Student Government Day. Iverson, Vickie—Declam 1, Debate 1,2; Extemporaneous Speaking 1: Chorus 2,3,4: Vocal Group-Girls’ Ensemble 3: Band 1; Paper Staff 3: Annual Staff 4: One-Act Play- Designed Set 3: German Club 2,3: FBLA 3,4. Jibbens, Carol—Declam 1: Debate 1,4: Extemporaneous Speaking 1: Band 1,2,3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4: Paper Staff 1,2: German Club 2: Homecoming Attendant 1: Tumbling Team 1: Girls’ Track 1,2. Johnson, Mark—Band 1,2,3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2, 3,4: Band Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 3,4: Junior Class Play 3: German Club 2,3: Boys’ State Alter- nate 3: Boys’ Track 1,2,3,4: “A” Football 3,4: “B” Foot- ball 1,2: “B” Wrestling 2: Cross-Country Track 3,4: Key Club 3,4: Student Government Day 4. Kasuske, Tom—Student Council 4: FFA 1,2,3,4: Boys’Track 3: “A” Football 4: “A” Basketball 3.4: “B” Basketball 2. Keller. Michael—“A” Wrestling 4. Knaus, Delaine—Chorus 2,3,4: Vocal Solo 4: Vocal Group 4: Band 1,2: School Musical 4: All-School Play 4: Junior Class Play 3: One-Act Play 4: Boys’ Track 2: “B” Wres- tling 3. Larson, Colleen—Declam 1: Chorus 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: In- strumental Ensemble 2,3,4: Paper Staff 1,3,4: Annual Staff 4; Junior Class Play 3: German Club 2,3: FBLA 4: FTA Club 4: Student Government Day 4. Layher, Dianne—Glee Club 1,2: Annual Staff 4: FBLA 4: Student Government Day. Lieffort, Albert—Transferred from Sioux Falls O’Gorman Sophomore year: Glee Club 2: “A” Football 3: “B” Foot- ball 1,2: “A” Wrestling 1,3,4: “B” Wrestling 2: Student Government Day 4. Loeschke, Timothy—Boys’ Track 1: “B” Football 2,3: “B” Basketball 2,3: FTA Club 4: National Merit Scholarship 4: Student Government Day 4. Lundberg, Teresa—Transferred from Big Stone Junior year: FBLA 4. Lunderville, Charles—Glee Club 1,2: Junior Class Play 3; DECA 4: FBLA 4: “B” Football 2. Marquardt, Patricia—Junior Class Play 3: DECA 4: FBLA 3. Martin, Theresa—Student Council 4: National Honor Society 4: FHA 1,2,3,4: Library Club 1,4; Library Club Officer 4: FBLA 3,4. 107 Mielitz, Duane—Glee Club 1,2,3: FFA 1,2,3,4: Boys’ Track 2: “B” Wrestling 2,3,4: Student Mgr. Wrestling 2,3,4. Miller, James—Chorus 3,4: Vocal Group 4: All-State Chorus 4: Stage Band 4: Student Council 3,4: Paper Staff 3: Annual Staff 3,4: School Musical 4: Junior Class Play 3: One-Act Play 3: FBLA 3,4: FBLA Officer 4: Boys’ State Alternate 3: Boys’ Track 4: “A” Football 3,4: “B” Football 1,2; “B” Wrestling 1: Key Club 3,4: Cadet Teach- ing 4: Student Government Day 4: National Honor Society 4: Tennis 4. Miller, Stephen—Debate 1,2,3,4: Extemporaneous Speaking 2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2: Vocal Group 4: Stu- dent Council 1,4: Student Council President 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Annual Staff 3: School Musical 4: Jun- ior Class Play 3: German Club 2: Boys’ State 3: Key Club 2,3,4: Key Club President 4: National Merit Scholarship 4. Modin, Grant—Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2: Vocal Group 1,2: National Honor Society 3,4: National Honor Society Vice-President: Boys’ State 3: Boys’ Track 1,2: “A” Football 2.4: “B” Football 1,2: “A” Basketball 2,3,4: “B” Basketball 2: Key Club 2,3,4: Student Government Day 4. Moser, Keith—DEC A 4: “B” Football 1. Mosey, Richard—Junior Class Play 3: FBLA 3: Class Of- ficer 2: Boys’ Track 1: “A” Football 3,4: “B” Football 1.2. Mueller, Lorraine—Glee Club 1,2: Annual Staff 4: DEC A 4: FBLA 3,4: Student Government Day 4. Mueller, Virginia—Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club 1: Accompanist for Chorus 4: Solo 2,3,4: All-State Chorus 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: German Club 2,3; Girls’ State Alternate 3: Student Government Day 4: Stage Band 4. Murley, Marlene— Nash, Dwight—Transferred from Oregon City, Oregon, Sophomore year: Chorus 2,3,4: “B” Football 1,2: “A” Wrestling 1,2. Natalie, Charles—Band 1,2: Instrumental Ensemble 1: Instrumental Solo 1: Student Council 3: National Honor Society 4: German Club 2,3: German Club Officer 2; FBLA 1: Homecoming Attendant 3: Boys’ Track 1,2: “A” Basketball 3: “B” Basketball 2: FTA Club 4: Key Club 2,3,4: Student of the Month 4: Student Government Day 4. Olson, Marsha—Glee Club 1,2: Junior Class Play 3: FHA 1: FBLA 3,4. O’Shaughnessy, Margaret--Glee Club 1,2: Majorette 2,3,4: FHA 1,2: Library Club 4: FBLA 3,4: FBLA Officer 4. Pansch, Daniel—FFA 1; “A” Football 3,4: “B” Football 1.2: “A” Wrestling 4: “B” Wrestling 3: FTA Club 4: FTA President 4. Pansch, Jeffrey—FFA 1,2,3,4: Ag. Judging Team 3: “A” Football 3,4: “B” Football 1,2. Parker, Peggy—Band 2,3,4: Instrumental Ensemble 3,4: National Honor Society 4: FHA 1,2,3,4: FHA Officer 3,4: Library Club 2: FBLA 4: Student Government Day 4. Pauli, David—FFA 1,2,3: FFA Judging Team 3: Ag. Judging Team 3: DECA 4: FBLA 3,4. Pay, Elizabeth—Declam 1,2,4: Chorus 4: Superior Soloist- Instrumental 4: Band 1,2,3.4: Instrumental Ensemble 3,4: Instrumental Solo 4: Band Officer 2,3,4: Paper Staff 3,4: Annual Staff 4: Junior Class Play 3: One-Act Play 2,3: FHA 1,2,3,4: FHA Officer 4: Library Club 1.3: FTA Club 4. Pinkert, James—FFA 1: FFA Judging Team 1: “A” Foot- ball 3,4: “B” Football 1.2: “A” Wrestling 2,3,4: “B” Wrestling 1; Cross-Country Track 2: FTA Club 4: Cadet Teaching 4: Student Government Day 4: Visual Aids 4. Prasnicki, Richard—Visual Aids 4: FFA 1,2,3,4: FFA Judging Team 2: Ag. Judging Team 2: Homecoming Float Chairman 3: Student Government Day 4. Ramsey, David—Glee Club 1,2: DECA 4: FBLA 3. Redlin, Joan—Transferred from Sidney, Montana, Senior year: Band 1,2,3: Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3: FHA 1: FBLA 4. Redmond, Patricia—Glee Club 1: FHA 1,2: DECA 4: FBLA 2,3,4: Tumbling Team 1: Girls’ Track 1: Candy Sales Chairman. Reese, Joyce—Glee Club 1,2: Junior Class Play 3: FBLA 3,4. Reil, Barbara—Glee Club 1,2: National Honor Society 4: Annual Staff 4: FHA 1: Library Club 2: Student Govern- ment Day 4. Rethke, Mary Kay—Declam 2,3: Accompanist for solos 3,4: Superior Instrumental Solo 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Instru- mental Ensemble 2,3,4: Instrumental Solo 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: National Honor Society Officer 4: FHA 1,2,3.4: FHA Officer 3,4: Girls’ State 3: Class Of- ficer 4: D.A.R. Candidate 4: Student of the Month 4: Am. Legion Essay 4: Student Government Day 4. Sackreiter, Roger—Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club 1: All-State Chorus 4: Superior Vocal Soloist 3,4: School Musical 4: Junior Class Play 3: “A” Football 3,4: “B” Football 2: “B” Wrestling 1,2: Student Government Day 4. Scheef, Phyllis—Glee Club 1,2,3: Junior Class Play 3. Schell, Charles— Schiefelbein, Nancy—Declam 1,2: Glee Club 1,2: Annual Staff 4: Junior Class Play 3: German Club 2: FBLA 3: FTA Club 4: Student Government Day 4: Tennis 3. Schmeichel, Sharon— Schmitt, Gregory--FBLA 3. Schultz. Donna—FHA 2: FBLA 4. 108 Schultz, Steven—Glee Club 1,2,3: DECA 4. Schumacher, Phyllis—FHA 1,2,3,4: FBLA 3,4: FT A Club 4: Cadet Teaching 4. Schwandt, Barbara—Chorus 4: Glee Club 2,3: Student Coun- cil 4: Annual Staff 4: School Musical 4: Junior Class Play 3: FHA 1,2,3,4: FHA Officer 4: FBLA 3: Senior Class Secretary 4: Tumbling Team 2,3: FTA Club 4: Cadet Teaching 4: Student Government Day 4. Schwandt, Susan—Junior Class Play 3: FHA 1,2,3,4: FBLA 3.4. Settje, James—Boys’ Track 1,2,3: “A” Football 4: “B” Football 2. Sieverson. Mark—FFA 1.2.3.4: FFA Judging Team 1: Kansas City Boys 4. Sorsen, Patsy—Declam 1: Chorus 4: Vocal Solo 1,2,3: All- State Chorus 4: FHA 1,2: FBLA 3,4: Tumbling Team 2: Student Government Day 4. Speirs, Mark—Band 1,2,3,4: Instrumental Ensemble 2,3,4: Band Officer 4: National Honor Society 3,4: All-School Play 4: School Musical 4: Golf Team 1,2,3,4: Boys’ State 3: “B” Basketball 2: Student Government Day 4. Steinle, Jack—Transferred from Arlington Senior year: Chorus 4. Stengel, Suzanne—Chorus 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1: National Honor Society 4: School Musical 4: FHA 1: Girls’ Track 2,3,4: Student Government Day 4. Stengel, Timothy—Junior Class Play 3: FFA 1,2,3,4: FFA Officer 4: FFA Judging Team 2,3,4: Kansas City Boy 4: Boys’ Track 2,3: 4‘A” Football 3,4: “B” Football 1.2: 4‘B” Wrestling 1: Student Government Day 4. Stocking, Jean—Debate 1: Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club 1: Vocal Group 2,3: Student Council 3,4: Student Council Officer 4: «‘A” Cheerleader 3,4: “B” Cheerleader 1,2: National Honor Society 4: Paper Staff 3,4: Annual Staff 4: School Musical 4: German Club 2: FBLA 3: Homecoming At- tendant 4: Tumbling Team 1,2: Girls’ Track 2: Student Government Day 4. Strege, Donald—FFA 4. Strege, Reid—Chorus 3,4: Glee Club 1,2; Student Council 4: Homecoming King 4: Boys’ Track 1,2,3: “A” Football 3,4: “B” Football 1,2: “A” Basketball 3,4: 4 B” Basket- ball 1,2: Key Club 3,4: Student Government Day 4. Strobl, Greg—Band 1; School Musical 4: Boys’ Track 1: “B” Football 2; “A” Wrestling 1,3: “B” Wrestling 2; Key Club 2,3,4. Szymanski, Michael—Chorus 4: Band 1,2,3: Instrumental Ensemble 2: School Musical 4: FBLA 4: Class Pres, and Treas. 1,2: Homecoming Attendant 1: Boys’ Track 1: “A” Football 3,4: “B” Football 1,2: “B” Basketball 2: Key Club 1,2,3,4: Student Government Day 4: Tennis 4. Thiele, Lynda—Band 1: Junior Class Play 3: FHA 1,2,3,4: Library Club 1: FBLA 3. Thompson, Dorothy—Declam 1: Chorus 3,4: Glee Club 1,2: Annual Staff 4: All-School Play 4; Junior Class Play 3: German Club 3: Library Club 2: FTA Club 4: FTA Vice- President 4: Cadet Teaching: Vocal Solo 4. Thompson, Marcia—Declam 1,2,4: Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club 1: Vocal Solo 1,2,4: School Musical 4: Junior Class Play 3; German Club 2; FBLA 3,4; FTA Club 4. Tillman, Robert—Debate 4: Chorus 3,4: Glee Club 1,2,3: Vocal Solo 3,4: Vocal Group 4: Paper Staff 3: All-School Play 4: School Musical 4: Junior Class Play 3: Boys’ Track 1,2: FTA Club 4: Am. Legion Essay. Trapp, Garry—FFA 1,2,3: FFA Vice-President 4: Kansas City Boy 4: Student Government. Day 4. Trapp, Larry—FFA 1,2,3,4: FFA President 4: FFA Judging Team 1,2,3: Ag. Judging Team 1,2,3: Student Government Day 4. Unzicker. Lorene—Glee Club 1,2: FHA 1: Library Club 2. Vander Velden, Sue—School Musical 4: FHA 1,3: FHA Sec- retary 1: FBLA 3: Girls’ Track 2. Van Erem, Rebecca—Junior Class Play 3: FHA 1.2: DECA 4: Library Club 1: FBLA 3: Candy Sales Chairman 4. Van Hoorn, James—FFA 1,2,3: DECA 4. Van Sambeek, Renee—Glee Club 1,2: Student Council 4: DECA 4: DECA Vice-President 4: Library Club 1.2: FBLA 3,4: Girls’ Track 1. Van Sambeek, Ruth—Declam 1: Glee Club 1.2: National Honor Society 3,4: FHA 1,2,3,4: FHA Officer 2,3,4: FTA Club 4: FTA Secretary 4: Student of the Month 4: Annual Staff 4: Student Government Day 4. Wellnitz, Mark—FFA 4. Westphal, Teresa— Wilson, Mark—Student Council 4: National Honor Society 3,4: All-School Play 4: School Musical 4: Junior Class Play 3: German Club 3: Boys’ State Alternate 3: Class Vice-President 1.2: “B” Football 1: “B” Basketball 1,2: “B” Wrestling 4: Student Mgr. Basketball 1: Key Club 2,3,4: Student of the Month 4: Student Government Day 4: Golf Team 1,2,3,4. Wittrock, Vicki—Declam 1,2,3,4: Debate 1,2: Chorus 4: Glee Club 1,2: Paper Staff 1,2,3: Annual Staff 4: Junior Class Play 3: FBLA 3: Tumbling Team 1: Girls’ Track 1: FTA Club 4: Student Government Day 4: Tennis 3,4. Sponsors The Annual Staff wishes to express their appreciation to these business concerns who helped make the publication of this annual possible. Patridge Garage Grothe Implement Valley Queen Cheese Factory Mercantile Company Apex Cleaners Mil bank Implement Lindner and Lund Farm Service Elaine’s Beauty Salon Jack’s Body Shop Aden’s Conoco Ray’s Texaco Service Milbank Hatchery Trevett’s Cafe Fleet Wholesale Stor steen’s Nord’s Appliances Milbank Greenhouse GTA Milbank Lumber Co. Westside Rambler Gesswein Motors Cargill Bob’s Grocery Gulck’s Cabinet and Floor Covering Davenport Construction Whetstone Valley Nursing Home C. E. McGowan Lumber Co. Service Chevrolet, Olds, and Buick Town House Top Hat Lanes Mill Motel Ken’s Drive-In A L W Drive-In Northern Propane Culligan Lantern Motel Wm. and Jim Farrell, auctioneers Whetstone Realty Bob’s Radio TV Jurgen’s Sons, Inc. Len’s Motor Tune Up Bob’s Barber Shop Valley SnoSports Community Oil Company Mark Bucholz Accounting Hunter Granite Company Riggin Flight Service Whetstone Valley Electric Co-op, Inc. Milbank Auto Body Shop Milbank Veterinary Office Golden Arrow Cafe R. J. 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