Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

KENNEL 1971 Milbank Migh School Milbank, South 'Dakota Zable of Contents Page 3-Student Cife Page 31-7acuity and Administration Page 39-Organizations and Clubs Page 57-Classes Page 87-Sports ]h Memoriam Milbank High School suffered the loss of one of its best-loved educators and friends this year. Warren L. Colberg passed away on November 25, while preparing for the Thanksgiving concert. Those of us who were close to Warren Colberg knew him as a warm, sincere man. He was a friend to everyone, and he was always willing to listen to a student's problems or questions. Warren Colberg was a happy man. His laugh was one-of-a-kind. Whenever he laughed, it echoed throughout the halls and everyone knew who it was. Warren Colberg was an active, energetic man. Students could see him riding his bicycle to school on brisk fall mornings or see him jogging down the street. Warren Colberg was a man involved in life. He loved life and the world around him. He was a church choir director, and was very active in his church. He gave of his own time and effort so that he could help others. But, most of all, we remember Warren Colberg as a man who loved his profession. His dedication to music was unbound- ed. He spent many nights at school rehearsing with his students. He wanted his music perfect. He was respected in his pro- fession by all who knew him. His knowledge of music seemed endless, but his love of music was endless. Warren Colberg has departed from this life, but he is not to be forgotten by the many hundreds of students who have passed through the halls of MHS. To his memory we, the students of MHS, wish to dedicate this annual. May this serve as a lasting tribute to a beloved friend. 2 Student Of e On the pages that follow only a fraction of memories have been captured: mem- ories that have highlighted this past year. We, of the annual staff wish to express our appreciation to the students of MHS for providing us with the material used in this annual. We have merely presented glimpses of the past. The future is in your hands. John Winquist: These foldouts from farm journal really make my day. MMS in Motion The atmosphere in the halls of MHS has various in- tensities depending on the time of day or night. Stu- dents rush from class to class and race to be first in the lunch line. At other times there is a quiet, almost haunt- ing stillness throughout the building. To all casual ob- servers, MHS may seem like any institution of learning. Ginger Grabow: Maybe I should have stayed out. Michelle DeJong and Doug Falk: Do you ever get the feeling we're being followed? The real function of the school lies hidden in de- bate boxes, play props, musical instruments, foot- ball jerseys, and trophies. Though classes are impor- tant for learning new skills and ideas, the span of our high school years is a time for adaptation to society and the world around us. Our relationship with peo- ple around us at school is very important. MMS in Motion We encounter many varied personalities through working with others. A class becomes a group while planning the prom or making homecoming floats. Outstanding traits are recognized and challenged. Our varied talents can be de- veloped through sports, speech, artistic, or musical ac- tivities. Lane Gruenwald and Greg Miller, The Dewey Decimal System really amazes me. Terry Davis, Darla Knaus, and John Gill pre- tending they don't see our camera man. Ruth Mueller, How can you write a 500 word theme on the origination of the word 'the'? Steve Springer and Bert Porter, A little more to the left, please. Shirley Strube. You didn't! High school is only one rung on the ladder of life, but it is a big step from here out into the world. Therefore, we at MHS want to live our lives to the fullest to get all we can from these four short years. 5 Jim Dornbusch, Dear Abby. .. Candy Mohnson, I pledge allegiance to the flag... on every other Monday. 6 Brad Van de Voort: Spanish rice again?? Lane Gruenwald. Marsha Johnson: Ah. my little cooing dove. . . Caught Off-Quard Stanley Knaus, Neil Homan: I hate it when my blanket's in the wash. Kurt Drube. Mark Anderson: This rush hour traffic is murder. 7 Zhurber Carnival Wins Superior at State Contest And don't forget the puppy biscuit. . . Jeannie Campbell, Steve Heffernan. Mother Juanita Stinson Father William Hooper III Mr. Bon-Bon David Eng Mrs. Mitty Jeannie Campbell Wolf Richard Zielike Little Girl Judith Lowitz Narrator Renee Hallberg Assistant Director German Commander Walter Mitty Stage Crew Sound Lighting Properties Lyn Konstant James Tillman Steven Heffernan Karen Anderson Debra Nelson Jan Heffernan Victoria Schreiner Stephanie Schreiner Richard Zielike, Bill Hooper, Jim Tillman, Judy Lowitz, Would you come here for a moment. Dr. Remington? Curt Whiting The Duke The Girl The Queen The King The Executioner A Woman With A Dog The Latin The Young Queen The Father Gorky The Mother The Silent Boy The Wrecking Crew Boss Jamie Assistant Directors Curtis Whiting Judith Lowitz Renee Hallberg Steven Heffernan Charles Higgins Sherree Flanery Mark Anderson Debra Boerger Steven Wise William Hooper III Pamela Peden James Tillman Terrance Price Mark Anderson Debra Nelson Teresa Korstjens Renee Hallberg and Steve Heffernan: The King and Queen. Steve Wise and Pam Peden, Feed the boy, woman, feed him. Cave Dwellers: Jail Play Proves Success Judy Lowitz and Bill Hooper, How'd you like to have a Teddy Bear like this? 9 These four MHS stu- dents spent one week in school at Winnipeg. Cana- da. Jeannie Campbell, La- Vonne Johnson, Larry Pri- byl, and John Emanuel. Ki- wanis chauffeurs are Dean Webb and Darold Schmidt. On October 17-25 Milbank exchanged stu- dents with Winnipeg for one week. The four stu- dents stayed in private homes, visited the two schools. River East and Miles MacDonnald, and toured the metropolis of Winnipeg. The students enjoyed their stay and felt it was well worth the time lost in school. The exchange was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, which hopes it will become an annual event. Milbank- Winnipeg Exchange Students Roland Geiger gives Darla Knaus the Canadian hex. These Canadian students spent one week at MHS, John Hunter, Roland Geiger, Jacque Bradshaw, and Judy Irwin. 10 Addys Boutin gives us a sample of her award winning eyes. Addys Isbel Boutin Delgado, Milbank High School's second American Field Service student, transferred to Milbank from Panama City, Panama. Addys has been active in 'A' chorus and is the secretary of the newly organized Pep Club. Among her other accomplish- ments she has been named 'the Senior girl with the prettiest Eyes.' Miss Boutin spends her time in school studying for American and English literature, American government, American his- tory, sociology, and chemistry. Addys enjoys watching football and basketball games, and she participates in many sports including volleyball, basketball, swimming, and fox and goose. With a little practice, Addys has even mastered the art of figure skating. Addys truly has made Milbank's halls of learning more pleasant with her pretty eyes and good sense of humor. Miss Minor offering Addys a little Foreign Aid. Addys made the following comments concerning her life in our community, I came to Milbank in August and began my year here as another American student. When I first came I could hardly understand the language and I hardly talked to somebody, but now everybody tells me to Shut up because I talk too much. After two or three weeks of the beginning of my school year I began to feel better in my new life. The football games were a new experience for me because I heard about it but I never watch anybody playing but I fin- ished understanding the game. Comparing my school in Panama, I can see a little bit of difference because I was attending to all girls' school and here I think that I like better with boys too. Another difference is that here we choose the subjects that we want to take and in my school in Panama all the girls have to take the same subjects and they are about 13 or 14 sub- jects each year. Addys Boutin Brings Panamanian Cheer to MMS 11 Jeannie Campbell won best actress award at the state play contest. Special Manors Steve Heffernan won best actor award at the state play contest. Senate Page Jeannie Campbell D.A.R. Candidate Doris White Patty Mueller and Marsha Raebel qualified for All-State Band. Debra Arnold presented her oration at the State Declamation Contest in Pierre. Intellectuals, Dramatists, Conventionalists- Milbank High School Mas Jts Share Ruth Redlin, Betty Crocker Award Winner John Gill, Dale Jensen, and Mike Peden were the three National Merit test semi-finalists. Sue Stengel, Sheila Walth-Milbank Snow Queen, Jeannie Camp- bell, 1st runner-up. and Roberta Dornbusch. 2nd runner-up. Atom Splitting Conference-Roger Bracht Mark Munderloh and Rita Larsen attended the S.D. Bankers Economic Seminar. And Jt 's 1, 2, 3, What are we lighting for? First row: Pam Peden, Jeannie Campbell, Mary Anderson, Mary Olson, Joy Buttke, Karen Anderson. Jean Keller, Sandra Hamm- rich. Second row: Mark Szymanski, Larry Pribyl, Dana Houck, Laurel Egeberg, Tom Dravland, Mark Anderson, David Eng. Steve Lewis, Todd Koch, Advisor A. B. Campbell. The student council, under the successive leadership of Kevin Randall and Roger Bracht, was one of the most enterprising student govern- ments to be a part of MHS. Honor cards, available to any student with the qualifying grades, were given to fresh- man, sophomores, juniors, and the all-important seniors. A bulletin board in the honor study hall gave the students a chance to air their gripes, opinions, and works of poetry. Lunch hours were extended to a full hour, instead of the Spartan half-hour we had been allowed for lunch. Countless other issues were raised and discarded in the hallowed halls of Student Council. Bert Dornbusch, Santa's little helper. Student Council Officers: On Top, Roger Bracht, Pres.; Bert Dornbusch. Treas.; Dale Jensen. Vice Pres.; Doris White, Sec. 14 B cheerleaders Marsha Johnson-alternate. Mary Higgins. Ann Olson. Sherry Poppen. ...Spirit and daughter Randy Mann. So? My dad took the keys. 15 Caught Off-Quard Pam Peden: This is all that's left after the censure. Terry Wittrock: Oh, to have the legs of Chris Van de Voort. LaVonne Johnson: I didn't think they put those words in school books. Aubrey Wohlleber, Ruth Redlin: Now.. .let's see the other hand. Chuck Higgins: Oh, I love school. Tim Weber: Freshmen slowly acquire the hang of it. Doug Miller and one of his semi-weekly visits to Mr. Dick- haut's office. Prom Evening begins with Social Hour Miss Miner just back from Colouring Our World. Karen Andersen, Prom Chairman Bill Giessinger, Sue Schuelke, Larry Beare, and Karen Nelson, Will you keep your hands off my flower? Dave Eng and Cindy Stengel Colour My World” Paints Pretty Under a canopy of bright streamers and colorful flowers the 1971 Junior-Senior Prom was held. Following the social hour, where the students visited and ate, the couples paraded down the ramp for the Grand March. They danced to the music of the Odyssey. An evening of memorable moments was enjoyed by all. Three hard-working Juniors, Steph Schreiner, Julie Lieffort, and Becky Bracht. Miss Walther relaxes after supervising the so- cial hour. Sophomores entertained during the social hour. Row 1, Debbie Boerger, Sonya Malkerson, Barb Patridge. Row 2, Mark Anderson, Julann Carlson, Norma Moldenhauer, Belva Stinson, Stanley Knaus. Row 3, Terry Price, Steve Wise, Jon Eng, and Lamoyne Stewart. Students enjoy social hour before the dance. Richard Zielike and Pat Rehnke, Ah, come on Rich. The night is still young. 18 Picture for Junior-Senior Prom The Grand March Governor Kneip Pays Unexpected Visit to the Junior-Senior Prom Honored guests. Governor Kneip and Lt. Governor Dougherty with Addys Boutin and escort Jim Tillman. Look at that polka dot tux, Debbie Gunther and Steve Johnson, Becky Lounsberry and Duane Pollock. Students join in a tasteful dance. Seniors fa vade M inneapolis Addys Boutin and David Eng, Ex- cuse me, sir, which way is Panama? Tom Dravland, Dave Eng, John Emanuel, Laurel Egeberg, and Tom Pauli, I'll trade my Captain Kangaroo for your Fanny Farmers. Judie Reiners, Jeannie Campbell and Cecile Hallberg, Whatever you do, don't turn your back on it. Nita Stinson and Jeannie Campbell, Speaking of masterpieces, get a load of that tour guide. 20 Educational Zours Can Me ?un Addys Boutin, Danielle Malkerson, Darn, that's two surfboards I've lost in that pool so far. Marva Hen and her brood. Debbie Nelson and Jeannie Campbell, z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z This year MHS seniors broke tradition and traveled by bus to the metropolis of Minneapolis for a fun-filled, educational tour. Braving the unexpected bad weather, these eighty-one tramped seven blocks to explore a mile long complex or rode an hour to a half hour tour. Sleepy eyes and weary feet came alive on interesting tours. Millions of dollars were seen at the Federal Reserve Bank (too bad it was to be destroyed). The as- sembly line at the Ford Motor Company enticed many MHS seniors. Other tours entertained and educated the students for the remainder of the three days. The highlight of the trip was the Ice Follies. All who went agreed they never expected such a fantastic spectacle. Being the first trip to Minneapolis, this year's senior trip was rather atrial run. It progressed very smoothly and without any major incident. The seniors felt the entire trip proved worth- while and hope seniors of the future will also enjoy many such adventures. Dianne Boe and Nita Stinson. Now t lay me down to sleep, this grey- hound rides just like a jeep. 21 King John Emanuel and Queen and her attendants: Front row-Sheila Walth 71, Queen Roberta, crown bearer Sherry Konstant. Second row-Becky Bracht '72, Sherry Poppen '73, Tammra Anderson '74, Vicki Reich '71. King and his attendants: Front row-Terry Anderson '73, Tom Dravland '71, crown bearer T errence Buescher, King John, Brad Van de Voort '71. Second row-Terry Steinlicht '72, David Schlooser '74. Queen Roberta Dornbusch King John reads the proclamation which outlined the homecoming activities for the next day. ’20 ’$ Kelived Bert and {John Keign Entertainment was provided by: Mark Anderson, Jeannie Campbell, Mike Peden, Jackie Reiners, Kevin Randall, Mary Madsen, David Eng, Judie Reiners. Steve Heffernan, Cindy Stengel. Steve Wise, and Lesley Treis. 23 The Sophomores won top honors in the float competition with their theme The Flowery Path to Vic- tory. Sophomore class attendants are Sherry Poppen and Terry An- derson walking along the path. With the eyes of Clark Gable gazing over the scene. Queen Roberta Dornbusch and King John Emanuel were chosen to reign over the homecoming festivities of 1970. Jeannie Campbell, Judie Reiners, and Jackie Reiners used the ROARING 20's theme to pro- vide a colorful setting for the twelve singers and dancers who entertained the royalty with songs from the twenties. The candidates for homecoming royalty were Queen-Vicki Reich, Sheila Walth, Roberta Dornbusch, and King-Brad Van de Voort, Tom Dravland, and John Emanuel. Homecoming day dawned with a little wind but clear skies for the colorful homecoming par- ade. That evening Webster put a damper on the homecoming festivities by defeating Milbank at the annual game. After the game the students danced to the music of the Soul Redemption at the homecoming dance which was sponsored by the student council. Has anybody seen my Mike Peden, David Eng, The Juniors received second place with their float theme- Like A Bridge Over Troubled Waters. On the bridge are the Junior class attendants Becky Bracht and Terry Steinlicht along with the crown bearers Terrence Buescher and Sherry Kon- stant. Coronation Highlights Homecoming festivities gal? ask these MHS men: Mark Anderson, Steve Heffernan, Kevin Randall, and Steve Wise. The Soul Redemption entertained the students at the annual homecoming dance. Music for coronation was provided by the Dixieland Band of MHS. Getting ready to play are Laurel Egeberg, Wayne Ramsey, Larry Pribyl, Terry Price, and Bill Steinlicht. 25 MM S Actors Display Zalents Bill Hooper and Rita Larson inspect the goat in A Tale of Chelm. Back: Kevin Randall, Carol Zielike, Aubrey Wohlleber, Front: Shirley Whiting, Curtis Whit- ing, Judie Reiners. Bill Hooper, Aubrey Wohlleber, Sherree Flanery Zale of Chelm Kevin Randall and Carol Zielike in Antic Spring. Tale of Chelm —Cast Angel Narrator Mellowmed Rabbi Rittkelle Goatseller Bartender Karen Amsden Pam Peden Bill Hooper Aubrey Wohlleber Sherree Flanery Rita Larson Leslie Gooch All School MusicalMigblights School year Antic Spring Kevin Randall. Curt Whiting. Carol Zielike. Judie Reiners. Shirley Whiting, Aubrey Wohlleber. “Ugh. Look at those ants. They're crawling all over the food. Antic Spring Cast Sam Robert Gwendolyn Ginger Blossom Elbert Stage Crew Kevin Randall Curt Whiting Carol Zielike Judie Reiners Shirley Whiting Aubrey Wohlleber Karen Anderson Jan Heffernan Steph Schreiner Jim Tillman and Mike Peden operating the puppet strings on their magical little doll. Jeannie Campbell. Mary Madsen and Steve Heffernan proceeding along with Bill Hooper directing traffic. 27 “Carnival Comes to MU bank Direct from Vienna for seven days only at popular prices these wonders of wonders. . Vicki Reich, Debi Nelson, Cindy Stengel. Ann Olson, Levon Riggin. Jacquot-Tim Tillman Roustabout no. 1 -John Emanuel B F. Schlegel-Bill Hooper Roustabout no. 2-Douglas Colberg The Incomparable Rosalie-Mary Madsen Roustabout no. 3-Steve Wise Marco the Magnificent-Steve Heffernan Roustabout no. 4—Curt Whiting Princess Olga-Sheree Poppen Roustabout no. 5—Aubrey Wohlleber Gladys Zuwicki—Debbie Boerger Gloria Zuwicki—Judie Reiners Greta Schlegel-Mary Marttila Lili—Jeannie Campbell Grobert-Aubrey Wohlleber Paul Berthalet-Mike Peden Dr. Glass-Curt Whiting Clowns: David Tostenson, Joanne Searcy. Vender: Leslie Gooch. Bluebird Girls: Jan Hef- fernan. Addys Boutin. Sharon Heffernan. Julie Stocking, Ruth Redlin. Rita Larson. Lyn Konstant, Rose Tostensen, Julie Carlson. Harem Dancers: Karen Amsden. Shirley Whiting, Ginger Grabow. Grand Imperial Troupe Lee Riggin, Debbie Nelson, Lesley Treis, Cindy Stengel, Debbie Boerger. Pam Peden, Vicki Reich, Ann Olson. Jane Adler, Judie Reiners. Assistant Director: Renee Hallberg. Wardrobe: Mary Jo Dorneman. Teresa Korstjens, Judy Lowitz, Cynthia Manning. Props: Victoria Schreiner, Karen Anderson, Carmal Tobin. 28 Aubrey Wohlleber, Jeannie Campbell, gotcha! Government Day Encourages Student Jnvolvement Once again, the seniors coverged upon the city government in the annual American Legion sponsored Student Government Day. For elec- tion purposes the class was divided into two parties, four wards, and five districts. The Popu- lists elected Larry Pribyl party chairman, while the Grange Party chose Kevin Randall. Under their leadership platforms were perfected and a vigorous campaign was staged. Populist, Mike Peden, defeated Ed Koc for the mayor's seat. On Monday evening, April 5, the city offi- cials visited the town council. The following Tuesday morning found each elected or appoint- ed student observing his respective office. The participates agreed the day was worthwhile. They discovered that the processes of govern- ment are much more involved than most people expect. The climax of Student Government Day was the banquet, served in the American Legion Clubroom, Tuesday evening. Government Day posters decorate study hall wall. Populist party chairman Larry Pribyl. Mayor Mike Peden. Betty Grams, County Treasurer with populist Corliss Perdaems. 29 Grange party chairman Kevin Randall. Staters and JRCAers Receive Manors Boy and Girl Staters-Charles Speidel, Karen Anderson, Terry Steinlicht, Tom Rethke, Doug Col- berg, Stephanie Schreiner, and Joel Drube. Arlene Fox, advisor, and state FBLA officers-Gail Konshak, treasurer, Gail Lundborg, historian, and Sandy Helmbrecht, vice- president. Arlene Hoeke- MissS.D. FBLA Boy and Girl State Alternates-Steve Lewis, Becky Bracht. Duane Hurley, Terry Peterson, Ruth Mueller, and Wayne Ramsey. 30 Administration and faculty Seated: Dr. N.C. Madsen. V. Pres.; Stanley Houck; Dr. E.A. Johnson. Pres.; Vern Beare; James Adler. Standing: George Smith, Supt.; Curtis Hallberg, Bus. Mgr. George Smith Superintendent faculty and Administration Arthur Campbell Sr. High Principal David Bergan Rueben Walkes Jr. High Principal Koch Principal 32 Carolyn Strobel, Northern State College, B.A. English; Esther Boerger, S. Dak. State University, B.A. English; Ellen Reed. Moorhead State College, B.S. English—Speech-Theatre; Dorothy Hooper, University of S. Dak. B.A. English. flew English Curriculum Provides Welcome Change Roy Jensen University of S. Dak. M.A. Geometry Jane Miner University of Minn. M.A. English, News Writing Charles Myklegard Northern State College M.S. Counselor, Dist. Ed. Oscar Dickhaut University of N. Dak. M.E. Social Studies Darrell Pribyl Sioux Falls College B.S. Chemistry Arlene Fox University of S. Dak. M.B.T.E. Shorthand. Typing Office Occ. 33 Alice Walther Concordia College B.S. Home Ec. Raymond Hoch Black Hills State College B.S. Art, Shop Physical Science Cab Course Introduced in 9th (jrade Gary Hyde, S. Dak. State University, B.S. Physical Science; Donna Rabenberg, Northern State College, B.S. Biology Leona Shaw R.N. Peabody School of Nursing Harvey Schaefer S. Dak. State University M.A. Physical Ed. Jntroduction of Agro-Pusiness Progrant Helps Stimulate flew Agriculture Jnterest Mr. Pribyl and Mr. Kolkman: Funny how teachers lose their smiles as the day goes on. Harold White S. Dak. State University M.E. Agriculture 34 We would like to thank Mrs. Campbell for stepping in and lending a hand. She took over the vocal music department until the second semester. She also has helped out substitute teaching for sev- eral teachers. Jaculty Robert Jensen U. of N. Dak., Ellendale B.S. Physical Ed. Richard Kolkman Augustana College B.A. History, Debate Substitute, Practice Zeachers Melp Sill Qaps Mrs. Hooper, Mirror, Mirror, on the wall. Merrill Sly S. Dak. State University M.S. Counselor Lillian Colberg University of S. Dak. B.S. Girls Phy. Ed. Russel Kuehn, Dakota State, B.S. Physical Ed.-Business Dick Boyd, Dakota Wesleyan, B.A. Business Administration 35 Karen Kolkman Augustana College B.A. German, History Mr. Hyde giving pointers. Ellen Koc S. Dak. State University B.S. Library Clarence Modin Concordia College B.A. Am. History 3acuity Innovations Jmprovc Our Education Lester Bloem, Northern State College, B.S. Algebra I—Modern Math Robert Huber, Northern State College, B.S. Physics—Algebra II Orville Dauwen Audio-Visual Media 36 Joan Aho--1st Jean Blank—3rd Joyce Boerger—6th Teacher aides not pictured: Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Kind., Mrs. Arlene Lindberg, 1st grade, Mrs. Delores Gudmundson, 6th grade; Mrs. James Berkner,Sp. Ed.; Mrs. Elaine Porter, JH Library; Ella Johnson, Library. Koch School faculty Cheryl Boyd-3rd liene Buri—1st Cheryl Conrad-3rd Betty Cramer-Music Dorothy Dockter-4th Dorothy Erickson—6th Lorene Folk-lst Mildred Folk-5th Kathleen Glover-4th Myrtle Hogie—6th Carole Huber-5th Vicki Jones-2nd Arlys Lambrechts-Phy. Ed. Inez Levisen-2nd Nancy Loberg-Spec. Ed. Opal Lovseth-5th Shirley Neitzel—2nd Georgine Opseth-Kindgtn. George Orman—6th Jane Popowski-4th Elea-Nora Ries-lst Gladys Schmidt—Sp. Ther. Mary Scott—Kindgtn. Norma Sly-Reading Jeanne Tietjen—3rd Clifford Vitters-4th Viola Vogel-Spec. Ed. Sandra Wipf—2nd Evelyn Zentis-5th Ruth Walth-Sec. Thomas Aho—Math Hazelle Black-Art and Reading Delaney Cantine—Soc. Stud. James Downie-Music Katherine Harkins-English Lillian Jibbens-Read. and Soc. Studies Marlin Lee-Science Donald Malsom-Math and Science Dorothy Miller-Read, and English Bernice Angerhofer—Sec. Cooks {Janitors Cooks: Sidonia Ahartz, Jo Adolphson, Evelyn Moser Cooks: Lavonne Schneck, Freida Gommer, Martha Jones Janitors: Glen Cotten, Vern Adolphson, Leonard Nelson Office Help Keeps the Keeords Straight Office Help: Bert Dornbusch, Phyllis Henze, Barb Patridge, Mary Olson, Janet Campbell, LaVonne Johnson, Jackie Reiners, Shirley Strube, Becky Shives, Darla Knause. Organizations and Clubs Zhe Annual Staff Endured And Ruth Redlin, Jeannie Campbell Tim Mueller, Darrell Reiners Darell Pribyl, John Johnson Enjoyed Zhe Art Of Zhis Production Editor In Chief 1st Semester ..................Kevin Randall Editor In Chief 2nd Semester ................. Larry Pribyl Assistant Editors ............................. Mary Madsen Cindy Stengel Editor: Student Life ........................Jeannie Campbell Editor: Classes ........................................ Ruth Redlin Head Photographers ......................... Richard Zielike Tim Nordquist John Johnson Assistant Photographers ................................. Tim Mueller Darrel Reiners Typist, Writer .............................. LaVonne Johnson Typists ........................................ Nita Stinson Janet Campbell Business Managers .......................................Cecile Hallberg Marsha Raebel Carol Zielike Bill Hooper Captions .......................................... Barb Berens Advisor........................................... Darell Pribyl I to r: Mary Madsen, Ruth Redlin, Richard Zielike, Cindy Stengel. Marsha Raebel, Nita Stinson, Kevin Randall, Cecile Hallberg. Tim Nordquist. Janet Campbell Bill Hooper, Carol Zielike Paper staff, standing: Advisor, Miss Miner, Diane Pollock, Corliss Perdaems, Debi Nelson. Jean Schiefelbein, Colleen Hoffert, Teresa Larson, Mary Jo Anderson, Teresa Korstjens, Terry Nelson, Janet Campbell, Cheryl Griffin. Front: Dale Egan, Aubrey Wohlleber, Nancy Christopher, Dale Jensen, Mary Olson, Rich Zielike. Diane Weber and Nancy Christopher with the old cross the legs trick. Paper staff takes a break from the paper work. Teresa Larsen and Jean Schiefelbein are unbe- lieving in their discovery. Educational Media Assistants: Mark Loeschke, John Gill, Carl Hagen, Roger Bracht Paper Staff (jets the Scoop Audio- Visual Hoys Project it to X ou Key Club Patriotism Unfurls Across Mil bank Key Club, seated: Tom O'Shaughnessy, Doug Bohlen, Joel Drube, Tom Rethke, Doug Miller, Terry Anderson, Dale Jensen, Tim Mueller, Larry Pribyl. Standing: Chris Van de Voort, Jerry Allen, Steve Wise, Tom Dravland, Steve Springer, Clark Natalie, Steve Johnson, Steve Lewis, Mark Anderson, Duane Hurley, Randy Mann, John Emanuel, Crispin Freiwald, Kevin Randall, Terry Stein licht. Mark Anderson, Steve Wise, Crispin Freiwald Key Club Officers, standing; Mark Munderloh, Treasurer; Dave Eng, assisting in College and Career Day. Secretary. Seated: Mike Peden, Vice Pres.; Advisor Merrill Sly; Brad Van de Voort, Pres. Instrumental Success Js Band, I. to r: Row 1; J. Reiners, L. Konstant, M. Wilson, M. Anderson, S. Malkerson, N. Moldenhauer, L. Mitchell, R. Angerhofer, B. Berens, J. Williams, R. Pribyl, N. Allen, D. Redman, V. O'Farrell, D. Busk, K. D. Johnson, P. Mueller, M. Peden, K. Amsden, R. Tostenson, J. Stengel. C. Speidel, D. Malkerson, M. Raebel. Boerger, L. Pribyl, R. Larsen, K. Drube, L. Gruenwald, S. Wise, T. Price, D. Colberg. Row 5: T. Steinlicht, Stocking, S. Flanery, M. Anderson, Director, Dale Peterson. Stage Band: First Row: Karen Amsden, James Stengel, Rose Tostenson, Charles Speidel, Danielle Malkerson, Marsha Raebel. Second Row: Tim Nordquist, Randall Spahr, Marilyn Hoeke, Debra Boerger, Larry Pribyl. Third Row: Kurt Drube, Lane Gruenwald, Terry Price, Steve Wise, Cris Freiwald, Sheila Walth, Jon Eng, Mike Peden. Zke 7ruit of Hard JCabor Fenner, L. Kasuske, C. Nordquist. Row 2: W. Ramsey, L. Adler, K. Cornet Trio: Marilyn Hoeke, Larry Pribyl, Debra Dailie. Row 3: L. Treis, M. Johnson, J. Campbell, V. Reich, D. Parker, Boerger Row 4: T. Nordquist, R. Spahr, J. Drube, M. Hoeke, C. Freiwald, D. S. Walth, L. Riggin, J. Eng, D. Holtquist, J. Reiners, P. Peden, J. Saxophone Duet: Danielle Malkerson and Marsha Raebel. Brass Ensemble: I to r: Marilyn Hoeke, Terry Price, Patty Mueller, Crispin Freiwald, Rita Larson, Mark Anderson. 45 Mand Members Attend Kegion JJJ Contest Majorettes: Judie Reiners, Sheila Walth, Jackie Reiners, Becky Bracht, Debbie Nelson, Danielle Malkerson. Band Officers: Marsha Raebel, Treas.; Mike Peden, Pres.; Larry Pribyl, V. Pres.; Marilyn Hoeke, Sec. Brass Choir: Back: Bill Steinlicht, Mike Peden, Terry Price, Steve Wise, Front: Larry Pribyl, Patty Mueller, Rita Larson, Debra Boerger. Woodwinds: Back: Mary Jo Andersen, Marsha Raebel, Judie Reiners, Vicki Reich, Lesley Treis, Debbie Parker, Sheila Walth, Front: Lori Adler, Renee' Pribyl, Linda Fenner, Nancy Allen, Lynae Kasuske, Kathy Mitchell, and Wayne Ramsey. Rand Receives Honors in Clarinet Quartet: Kathy Mitchell, Renee Pribyl, Lori Adler, Wayne Ramsey. Solos... Trombone Quartet: Steve Wise, Terry Price, Kurt Drube, Lane Gruenwald. And Ensembles Flute Quartet: Sonya Malkerson, Norma Moldenhauer, Mary Wilson, Laurie Konstant. Superior Soloists: Steve Wise, Wayne Ramsey, Marsha Raebel, Marilyn Hoeke, Patty Mueller. Standard Clarinet Choir: Back to Front: Sheila Walth, Wayne Ramsey, Debbie Parker, Regina Angerhofer, Lori Adler, Vicki Reich, Kathy Mitchell, Nancy Allen, Renee Pribyl. French Horn Trio: Kathy Peden, Mike Peden, Patty Mueller. MMS Vocalists Sing Belva Stinson, File it under M for music, Belva. A Chorus-Row 1—J. Reiners, J. Reiners, J. Orager, G. Henze, J. Adler, D. Arnold, S. Mielitz, J. Stinson, B. Crist. J. Campbell, S. Walth, V. Reich, B. Schad, D. Malkerson, R. Mueller, L. Treis, J. Kunde, M. Madsen, L. J. Emanuel, M. Peden, K. Randall, S. Heffernan, D. Colberg, T. Steinlicht, S. Schreiner, D. White. Row 4-J. Till tured-S. Mundwiler. B Chorus-Row 5-N. Moldenhauer, P. Schank, C. Kelly, R. Pribyl, J. Van Sambeek, D C. Van Sambeek. R. Tostenson. Row 6-N. Allen, M. Lesnar, B. Stinson, S. Ramsey, C. Thyne, J. Carlson, S son. Row 7-K. Dailie, C. Haliburton, A. Reiners, D. Conrad, S. Springer, T. Price, S. Wise, L. Stewart, D. Minder DeJong, G. Wibbens, G. Miller, J. Eng, M. Anderson, S. Knaus, M. Kelly, D. Hartman. Superior Soloists, L. to R.-Lesley Treis, Steve Heffernan, Doris White, Jim Till- man, Judie Reiners, and Mark Anderson. ...And Swing Bracht, M. Lundborg, J. Heffernan, P. Rehnke, D. Boe, K. Anderson, Director Marva Campbell. Row 2-L. Brown, L. Johnson, L. Dahle, A. Boutin, R. Larson, L. Konstant. Row 3-M. Raebel, C. Stengel, T. Dravland, man, D. Bohlen, C. Natalie, S. Johnson, W. Ramsey, B. Van de Voort, D. Eng, L. Pribyl, C. Higgens, Not pic- Van Sambeek, A. Roggenbuck, P. Peden, L. Konstant. M. Bue, D. Holtquist, L. Fenner, R. Rehnke, B. Patridge, Poppen. A. Olson, G. Schmidt. J. Stocking, J. Lowitz. C. Tobin, S. Malkerson, D. Boerger. V. Schreiner. M. Wil- M. Spanton, M. Erdahl, D. Tostenson, J. Engebretson. Row 7-L. Gooch, K. Kauers, G. Strube, T. Weber, T. Chuck Higgens, Doug Bohlen, and Dave Enq. How about watching the music-huh, Dave? All-State Chorus, L. to R.-Kevin Randall. Brad Van de Voort, David Eng, Mike Peden, Marsha Raebel, Linda Dahle, Doris White, Judie Reiners, Lesley Treis, pianist. Triple Trio, L. to R.-Doris White, Jackie Reiners, Judie Reiners, Linda Dahle, Debbie Arnold, Lesley Treis, Mary Madsen, Cindy Stengel, and Lynette Crist. Doug Colberg, Terry Steinlicht, Mary Madsen, Becky Bracht, and Sue Mundwiler, singing their little hearts out. Chorus in Action Cindy Stengel and Jackie Reiners follow- ing their leader. Miss Young, No, we can't sing Purple Mixed Octet, Row 1-Doris White, Linda Dahle, Judie Reiners, Lesley Tries. Haze for the Christmas Concert. Row 2-Kevin Randall, John Emanuel, Steve Heffernan, and Dave Eng. 50 Varsity Debaters: Seated, Laurel Egeberg, Debra Arnold, Jackie Reiners, Roger Bracht. Standing, Mary Jo Anderson, Crispin Freiwald, Colleen Natalie, Leslie Treis, Coaches Karen and Rick Kolkman. Speech is a Zool of the Mind Declam Winners: Vicki Reich, LaVonne Johnson. Debbie Arnold, Norma Moldenhauer Milbank Debate squad trophies: Upper Dakota Forensics league-Varsity-two 2nd place trophies, J.V.—two 1st place trophies; U. of S. Dak. Invitational— J.V. 1st place; Lincoln High Invitational—Varsity—3rd place; Beginners Tour- nament in Watertown-Novice 3rd place; Aberdeen Beginners Tournament- Novice-First Place. Novice Debaters, standing: Lane Gruenwald, Jon Eng, Debbie Johnson, Jul ann Carlson. Seated: Greg Miller, Cindy Halverson, Gerald DeVaal, James Egeberg. NFL officers: Roger Bracht, Pres.; Leslie Treis, Treas.; Pam Peden, Sec.; Laurel Egeberg, Student Council Representative; Tom Pauli, V. Pres. The debate squad of MHS has had a very successful season. The squad is composed of mainly freshmen and sophomores, so Milbank can look forward to many successful seasons in the future. So, let's build a new trophy case in anticipation of this. 51 JZJ Projects Zoward the Juture FTA: Row 1. Nancy Christopher, Loretta Brown, Nita Stinson, Sharon Frerichs Row 2. Doris White, Teresa Korstjens, Sandra Schwandt, Beth Angerhofer, Pat Rehnke, Cecile Hallberg, Diane Patnoe, Becky Shives, Row 3. Laurel Egeberg, Bill Hooper, Steve Johnson. Sixteen brave seniors ventured to Koch Elementary or the Junior High to try their hand at student teach- ing. Cadet teaching is designed to give students practical experience in the teaching field. Student teachers are given half a credit for their endeavors at correcting papers, helping students over hard subjects, assisting with laboratory work, and giving some class presentations. The FBLA sponsored candy sales for one of their projects. JMjCA Prepares dor Members of the FBLA make last minute pre- parations for their scavenger hunt. Zlte Musi ness World FBLA Officers: Steve Johnson, Pres.; Loretta Brown, V. Pres.; Miss Fox, advisor; Mary Olson, Student Council Representative; Joy Buttke, Reporter; Corliss Perdaems, Sec.-Treas. 5a X £C,A Voungbloods Brighten Business World Most of this year's 20 DECA students are working in retail sales and service, although some are engaged in specific skills such as secretarial work, nursing, or electrical construction. The students spend about 15 hours per week at their jobs and must work at least 540 hours per year. They receive two school cre- dits for the class. Students learn business operation, appearance, and personality. One fun part of DECA is the DECA club, a highlight of which is the State Leadership Conference. This year the conference was in Sioux Falls, where the students took part in contests, public speaking, sales demonstrations, and ad- vertising. DECA OFFICERS: Kay Dahlgren, Vice Pres.; Mr. Myklegard; Nancy Christopher, Sec.-Treas.; Joy Buttke, Reporter and Student Council; Bill Giessinger, Pres. T3A Jsm ’t AH Morses, Pigs, And Cows Kansas City boys: Richard Hermans, Treas.; Bill Mueller, Sec.; Terry Davis, V. Pres.; Mike Van Stralen; Dale Tuchscherer, Pres.; Tim Holtquist, Reporter. Stanley Knaus, Dan Van Stralen, Ron Krause: Students To- day—Farmers Tomorrow. David Thompson, Marvin DeLong, Richard Hermans, Allen Thompson, I didn't know cows had four legs. 54 Harold White, advisor, and Tom Graham listen to lecture on Agro-Business. SMA Serves Min And Rhonda Hurley and Karla Lambrechts FHA: Colleen Natalie, Debbie Parker, Judy Lowitz, Mary Jo Dorneman, Karen Gill, Marilyn Hoeke. Shirley Strube. Karla Lambrechts and Sandy Hammrich Mr. Campbell ponders another weighty decision. Cibrary Club: Kooks Enlighten foung Minds Library Club: Seated: Gail Schmidt, Joyce Williams, Judy Lowitz, Karla Lam- brechts, Cynthia Kelly, Lorna Hagen, Deborah Angerhofer. Standing: Debra John- son, Mary Thiele, Gloria Wright, Diane DeVaal, Karen Anderson, Sharon Grothe, Donna Marquardt, Teresa Dornbusch, Sandra Hammrich, Cindy Halverson, Li- brarian, Mrs. Koc. 55 fljHS Supplies Traders 3or Tomorrow National Honor Society, Row 1—1 to r: Jeannie Campbell, Judie Reiners. Becky Bracht, Rebecca Schad, Bert Dornbush, Becky Shives. Row 2, Linda Dahle, Sharon Frerichs, Carol Zielike, Nita Stinson, LaVonne Johnson, Marsha Raebel, Doris White, Steph Schreiner. Row 3, Mike Peden, Roger Spahr, Dale Tuchscherer, John Gill, Roger Bracht, Steve Lewis, Larry Pribyl, Tom Rethke, David Eng. Pat Mackey. Row 4, Duane Hurley, Advisor, A. B. Campbell, Brad Van de Voort, Dale Jensen. Slave trader Roger Spahr be- gins his search. National Honor Society members waiting to bring up new members are I to r: LaVonne Johnson, Larry Pribyl, Jeannie Campbell, and Roger Spahr. Spring initiates were I to r: Jan Heffernan, Joel Drube, Kathy Mitchell, Karen Anderson, Terry Steinlicht, Charles Speidel, Lynn Konstant, Cecile Hallberg, Ruth Mueller, Ruth Redlin, and Arlene Hoeke. Classes Tom Hammrich Judie Reiners Laurel Egeberg 58 Seniors Zravel Zke Head Mark Munderloh Of Success- -Mome 7rcc Jackie Reiners Teresa Korstjens Curt Folk Debbie Hermans ■■■ Shirley Strube Tom Graham John Emanuel Clark Natalie Dravland, president; Cecile Hall- Spahr, vice-president. Colleen Hoffert Sally Mielitz John Gill Bob Pauli 60 Gordon Munson Cheryl Whiting Tom Pauli Carol Zielike Brad Van de Voort Nancy Christopher Allen Thompson Addys Boutin Debra Nelson Nita Stinson, Dave Eng, Sheila Walth at the Key Club social for the Exchange Students. Seniors Kay Dahlgren 61 Seniors Rita Larsen Dianne Boe Cristy Aden 62 Larry Wojahn Darlene Meyer 9 k David Eng Jeff Lundborg Seniors Pat Rehnke Dale Egan LaVonne Johnson William Mueller Ruth Redlin Dale Jensen 63 Seniors Sandra Schwandt Marsha Raebel Diane Pollock Craig Johnson 64 Sharon Frerichs Jon Steinlicht, I've had my eye on you for some time now,.. ' Roger Spahr Jerry Allen Seniors Nita Stinson Michael Seezs Loretta Brown Gary Krause Linda Dahle James Van Erem Douglas Falk Seniors Ann Schultz Candy Mohnson Jean Drager Roger Bracht Dale Tuchscherer Carl Hagen Danielle Malkerson Joe Steinlicht Seniors Debra Arnold Larry Bear Terry Davis Mary Olson Bill Hooper Jerry Bowen Todd Koch Steve Price Arnold Veen Sheila Walth Becky Shives Seniors Steve Heffernan Darla Knaus Lynette Crist Linda Sackreiter Curt Whiting, I have a hard time finding gloves. Jeannie Campbell Gary Mitchell Dalinda Borchert Thomas Dravland Peggy Sorsen Richard Hermans Rhonda Rieck Doris White Wayne Anderson Alan Holtquist Diane Weber Not pictured: Cheryl Griffin Seniors Aubrey Wohlleber Ronald Bjerke Michael Swan High School is now just a scrapbook of happy memories. Memories of football games, hot, buttered popcorn, home- coming, dances, hot lunch and make-up slips. It was a time of sharing; everything from gym shoes to secrets. It was a time of giving; giving our time and energy to stuff- ing Kleenexes on the float; refilling the pop machine and working in the concession stand. It was a time of learning; not only dates, facts and sta- tistics, but ideas, concepts and theories. But even more im- portant we learned to take pride in our school and ourselves. It was a time of growing; not only physically, but mentally as well. Our minds expanded as we were exposed to new and different situations and discoveries. Yet our intellectual growth has just begun. There is so much yet to be learned, done, felt, and experienced. We are all infants taking our first shaky steps toward the outstretched arms of the world. 69 Junior class officers are, left to right: Terry Steinlicht, vice president; Derwin Dorale, treasurer; JoAnn Searcy, secretary; Tom Rethke, president. {juniors Home Stretch Although many may feel cramming forchem, mem- orizing highlights of history, or obediently following orders to 'fillem in blanks' of those 'plenty hard' alge- bra problems are inclined to be labeled as unwanted tasks, the Juniors in their new role as upper classmen willingly shouldered these responsibilities as a definite part of their activities at MHS. With studies prevailing, the Juniors always found time to participate in other rewarding experiences. Mutual cooperation in preparing for the class float proved successful when the Juniors came up with sec- ond place. New opportunities arose as the class mem- bers became eligible for individual honors in 'A' athletics. National Honor Society, school plays and the like. Continued efforts carried over from their two previous years were beneficial as the Juniors excelled in band, chorus, debate, cheerleading and numerous other school organizations. Preparation for the Junior- Senior Prom, the traditional highlight of the year, be- gan earlier than ever as the class was determined to boost attendance and reveal their artistic ability in the best possible way. As usual, the days flew past-too full to pack any- thing else in, yet each only a small stepping stone to the long-anticipated Senior year ahead. Jane Adler Duane Amberg Trudy Amberg Rhonda Bracht Steven Brotzel Deanna Buchele Karen Anderson Regina Angerhofer Brenda Beachem Michael Buttke Janet Campbell Connie Christensen Barbara Berens Robert Berry Steven Boerger Douglas Colberg Timothy Dinter Derwin-Dorale Douglas Bohlen Wanda Boogaard Becky Bracht Mary Dorneman Joel Drube LaWayne Egeberg 70 Wesley Falk Linda Folk Peggy Folk Elton Fordyce Larry Johnson Rodney Johnson Steven Foss Karen Gill Ginger Grabow Sharon Groethe Mark Karges Darlene Kasuske Renee Hallberg Morris Hansen Jan Heffernan Sandra Helmbrecht Gail Konshak Lyn Konstant Gail Henze Pam Hermans Charles Higgins Arlene Hoeke Jean Kunde Teresa Larson Marilyn Hoeke Steve Hofer Utonia Holtquist Duane Hurley Steve Lewis Julie Lieffort Juniors Richard Schultz hatching his trash. Dawn Lindahl Mark Loeshke Gail Lundborg Marion Lundborg Phyllis Lunderville Mary Madsen Randy Mann Cynthia Manning Gary McCulloch Douglas Miller Katherine Mitchell Michael Moldenhauer Randy Mann, Tom Rethke: Me?? Copy?? Barb Mongold Larry Montag Ruth Mueller juniors Daniel Patridge Duane Pollock Rebecca Raup Thomas Rethke Roger Pauli Sheryl Prasnicki James Reed Rebecca Schad Terence Peterson Linda Pribbenow Joel Reil Marilyn Scheef Norma Pinkert Wayne Ramsey Teresa Rethke Robert Schell Tim Mueller Steve Mullen ■ Susan Mundwiler Lorraine Nelson Terry Nelson Judith Nord Sheila Oehler Tom O'Shaugh- nessy 72 Jean Schiefelbein Keith Schneck Stephanie Schreiner Richard Schultz Joann Sea rev Steven Selgeby Linda Siewert Charles Speidel Linda Springer Terril Steinlicht Cynthia Stengel Alonzo Stewart 4 f David Strege Mary Thiele James Tillman William Tostenson Lesley Treis Gerold Vissers Marie Weber Linda Whiting Shirley Whiting Vickie Wibbens Karen Anderson, EGAD!! My Rembrandt is miss- ing! {juniors Gary McCulloch, Tom O'Shaughnessy It's all in the wrist, Gary. 73 Ann Angerhofer David Angerhofer T om Berens Debra Boerger Richard Bohlen Danny Bohn Harlan Bohn Janeen Bury Debra Cannedy Michael Chaloupka Darwin Conrad JoAnn Decker Steve Wilde, Mark Gudmundson, Richard Bohlen choose one: A. What you see, is what you get! B. The groom, a graduate of Concordia College.. C. Oh mom. I'm so happy. D. None of these Sophomores Alan DeLong Diane DeVaal Jeffery Dombusch Thomas Dorneman Wayne Dragt Joseph Engebretson Karla Englund Crispin Freiwald 74 Sophomores Kev Zheir Engines Jor Another Zry Sophomore class officers are, left to right: Lynn Tjaden, vice president; Mark Anderson, presi dent; Mary Wilson, secretary; Mark Gudmundson, treasurer. Janet Gill Bill Hartman Tom H offert Stan Knaus Sherry Giossi Clayton Hedman Dianne Holtquist Laurie Konstant Leslie Gooch Gary Henze Neal Homan Michael Lambrechts David Gulck Kathy Hermans Pat Hurley Vicki Larson Mark Gudmundson Virginia Hermans Patrick Johanson Peter Lieffort Dan Hallberg Mary Higgins John Johnson Darwin Lindahl 75 Judith Lowitz David Lundborg Sonya Malkerson Gloria Marguardt David McCulloch Norma Moldenhauer Linda Morton Calvin Moser Terry Moser Donna Mueller Arlin Munson James Naeve Colleen Natalie Christine Nordquist Ann Olson Mary Ostlie Debra Parker Barbara Patridge David Gulck: Your work is improving, Kuehn. Sophomores 76 Michael Pauli Terrance Price Joyce Rethke Victoria Schreiner Pamela Peden Sharon Ramsey Levon Riggin Rhonda Schwandt Debra Pederson Donna Redmond Pamela Robertson Elizabeth Shives Neil Pinkert Rosemary Rehnke Karen Schad Carol Siewert Sherry Poppen Alan Reiners Pamela Schank Steve Springer Burton Porter Darrell Reiners Gail Schmidt Laurie Ann Steinlicht Bill Steinlicht Carmal Tobin Carol Van Sambeek Mary Wilson Beh a Stinson David Tostenson David Van Sambeek Steven Wise Mary Strube Rose Tostenson Meredith Van Sambeek Michael Wojahn Mark Szymanski Dennis Trapp Michelle Vissers Gloria Wright Cheryl Thyne Tracy linker Gordon Wibbens Roy Holmes Sophomores Judy Lowitz and Belva Stinson, I vant to bite your bottle neck. Sophomore Class Story The sophisticated sophomores are no longer at the bottom of the totem pole. They have delved into their intellect and potential and come up with some pretty surprising results. They deftly debated, deliberately diagrammed, drudgingly dissected, and diabolically discussed, while sweetly singing, scientifically solving, and successful scoring. In many cases, the sophomores climbed to the top of the totem pole. Their basketball team com- piled a very impressive record, which indicates their tremendous potential. They also made a name for themselves in debate and individual speaking events. 77 Glenda Aden Nancy Allen Tamara Anderson Darrell Angerhofer Deborah Angerhofer Gavin Angerhofer James Angerhofer Myla Arnold Debra Beachem Orlyn Berkner Mary Boe DeWayne Borchert Wayne Bowen Patricia Brotzel Mary Bue Debra Busk Julann Carlson Christine Chaloupka Timothy Conraads Kenne Dailie David DeJong Timothy DeJong Gerald DeVaal Douglas Dexter Freshmen class officers are, left to right: Lane Gruenwald, Presi- dent; Kurt Drube, vice president; Tamara Anderson, secretary- treasurer. Jreskmen Prove I Tree Wheelers FRESHMAN CLASS STORY The 1970-71 school year marked the beginning of four exciting, educational, and rewarding years for the 137 new freshmen of MHS. Though first appearing shy and inno- cent, they soon proved themselves to be a class full of energy. Throwing off initial uneasiness, the freshmen tackled the responsibilities which accompany high school students. Besides becoming oriented to the daily routine of classes and homework, they became active participants in a wide variety of extracurricular activities. Many of the boys be- gan developing their athletic skills in freshmen football, basketball, and wrestling, while the girls cheered them on. Other enthsuiastic freshmen took part in declamation, novice debate, band and chorus. Exercising their class power, the freshmen obtained a third place rating on their homecoming float, falling only to their upperclassmen. With the completion of their first successful year at Milbank High School, the freshmen class eagerly antici- pates even greater accomplishments in the coming years. 78 Jreskmen James Dietman James Dornbusch T eresa Dornbusch Edmund Dorneman Michael Drobeck Kurt Drube James Egeberg Jonathan Eng Michael Erdahl Linda Fenner Sherree Flanery Debra Falk Orville Folk Steven Folk Angela Foss Debra Frerichs Mark Frickson Kenneth Giessmger Philip Giessinger Lane Gruenwald Lorna Hagen Clark Haliburton Cindy Halverson Sandra Hamm rich Michael Hansen Dean Hartman Sharon Heffernan Dana Houck Dawn Houck Rhonda Hurley Juris Janavs Randolph Jibbens Virginia Johanson Brent Johnson Debra Johnson Kenneth Johnson Marsha Johnson Lynae Kasuske Eddie Julius Kevin Kauers 79 Jeanne Keller Cynthia Kelly Michael Kelly Michael Konshak Kim Kosse Ronald Krause Karla Lambrechts Carolyn Larson Margaret Lesnar Bert Loehrer Penny Lundborg Clemens Marohl Donna Marquardt Kim Martin Pamela Martin Neal MieliU Greg Miller Darwin Minder Glenn Mueller Patty Mueller Tim Nordquist Vicky O'Farrell Vickie Parker Keith Pauli Miss Strobel and Ann Roggenbuch, One more time. Daniel Peiker Corrie Poppen DeWayne Prasnicki Loretta Pribbenow Renee Pribyl Michael Pufahl 80 JresknteH Douglas Redmond Leslie Rethke Ann Roggenbuck Gina Schank David Schlosser Diane Schmidt Duane Schuelke Nancy Schultz Marcia Schwandt Kathryn Smith Randall Spahr Timothy Spahr Jon Eng, boy.. ' Dear Santa, I have been a good Jrcshmen Mark Spanton Joel Splinter Kathleen Steinlicht James Stengel Lamoyne Stewart Julie Stocking Kathryn Storm Linda Strege Gerald Strube Darwin Thiele Duane Thiele Marilyn Thyne Dalton Tietjen Charles T rapp Donna Tulowetzke Ardelle Underwood Eileen Van Hoorn Fred Van Hoorn 81 Denice Van Sambeek Joan Van Sambeek Kathleen Van Sambeek Daniel Van Stralen Albert Veen Bernard Weber Timothy Weber Rosemarie Wellnitz Roger Whiting Joyce Williams John Winquist Julie Wittrock Terry Wittrock Victor Odland Vince Odland 7th and 8th Grade Officers; Jr. High Student Council members Marc Larson Gwen Henze Tony Mueller Brad Lewis Colleen Randall Kim Aden Cynthia Peterson Lanette Eslinger Steve Mann Sheryl Tiesing Steve Dravland Scon Settje {Junior High Sets the Pace JUNIOR HIGH STORY Throughout the halls and classrooms of the Junior High, some 220 pupils have stepped along-singing, speaking, dis- cussing, reading, experimenting, and discovering that today is here and ours to use. Happiness has added and multiplied as it was divided with others. There will be magic in the memory of these schoolday friend- ships-in the joy of winning basketball games, making that foot- ball squad, earning a ribbon in declam, completing that project in shop, singing in the concert, and helping the band win that top rating. The seventh graders will remain for another year of tutoring, tempering, and shaping, but the 112 eighth graders say: Up, Up, and Away! Here we come. High School, hoping to do bigger and better things. Rhonda Adams Kim Aden Mary Adler Donald Bohn Brenda Boogaard Wynne Boogaard Eighth (grade 82 Cynthia Bracht Gregg Buchele Sieve Bury James Buttke Lowell Christensen Nancy Dahle James DeFea Douglas Dittes Jane Dorneman Steve Dravland Gregg Drube Marlene Egan Mary Ehlebracht Celeste E ngebretson Lanette Eslinger Randy Folk Todd Forman Ken Frandsen Dixie Frickson Wayne Fritz Mary Gill junior High Eighth Grade Ricky Hanson David Helmbrecht Michael Hermans Joanne Hilbrands Steven Hilbrands Linda Hoch Mike Hofhenke Debra Hooth Diane Hooth Julie Jensen Patricia Johanson Jewel Johnson Robert Johnson Sheila Karges Mary Kargleder Colette Keller Colleen Keller Keith Keller Melanie Koch Jim Kunde Lori Lewis Davonne Lindahl Janet Loeschke Tom Lundborg Steve Mann Neil Manning Brenda Martin Karla Moldenhauer 83 Julanne Moser Lyle Moser Marsha Moser Randy Patnoe Patricia Pauli Kathryn Peden Jeffery Pederson Cynthia Peterson Cheryl Pies Oeanna Pies Gene Pinkert Richard Poppen Keith Porter Thomas Price Terry Pufahl Catherine Redlin Marian Sackreiter Janet Schad Richard Schaefer Gene Schultz Connie Schwandt Scott Settje Aaron Shives Scott Smith Jim Speidel Larry Splinter Jill Steinle Steven Stemsrud Donald Stengel Vickie Stoltenburg Larry Storm Mike Storm Keith Strandvald Bruce Thomas Sheryl Tiesing junior High Eighth Qrade 84 Patricia Tobin Julie Tostenson Dianne Trapp Joel Treis James Veen Gene Waith Doug Ward Larry Youngren Craig Wellnitz Linda Wellnitz Richard Wellnitz Laurie Wise Cindy Wiseman Connie Wittrock Arthur Wright Lanette Eslinger, Gwen Henze, Can you lend me a buck? Mr. Hallberg, I'll take that ticket, son. {Junior High James Adler Karen Angerhofer Vicki Angerhofer Douglas Barlund Julie Binde Earl Bohlen Peggy Bohn Donna Borchert Keith Bracht Mary Brown Kevin Bunting Tom Bury Steven Mann, Now class, as a rule reindeer do not fly, but... Seventh grade Randy Busk Gary Cannedy Cindy Conraads Yvonne Conraads Bob Crist Kae Dailie Wade Davis Patrick DeFea Jo Ann Dock ter Marie Dockter Terry Dolen Barbara Dorale James Emanuel Julie England Peggy Forman Terry Foster Connie Giessinger James Giossi Timothy Hammrich Barbara Hansen Gwen Henze Marlin Hofer Anita Janavs Joyce Johanson Steven Johnson Alexandria Kasuske Michael Kasuske Gail Koch John Konstant Frank Kosse Nancy Lambrechts David Larson Marc Larson Roxann Laskowske David Lee Janell Levisen Bradley Lewis Paul Lindquist Donovon Loeschke Nyla Lunderville Rona Lunderville Carol Lundin Jeffrey McCulloch Michael McKernan Dan Mikkelson Kathy Moldenhauer Gregg Moser Anthony Mueller 85 Not pictured: James Mueller Nathan Mueller Robert Munson Judy Naeve Darryl Nelson Michael Nowick Nancy Ostlie Randy O'Farrell James Patnoe Martin Pauli Sandra Pederson Pam Peterson John Pochardt Rosanne Poppen Steve Pribbenow Darwin Prisinger Charleen Randall Colleen Randall Jody Reese Luther Rethke Shelly Rohlfs Dale Runge Julie Scheff Susan Scheff Peg9V Forman, Give me a snake, and I'm in business. junior High Seventh Grade L. to R. Colleen Randall, Lanette Eslinger, Sheryl Tiesing, Teresa Martin, I've got pastrami on rye. What have you got? Pamela Schmidt Leon Schmieg Garry Schneck Steve Schuelke Linda Schultz James Schumacher Kelvin Smith Sheree Stemsrud Brenda Strege Roger Thiele Kristi Thorson Kathy Timberman Don Torgerson Michael Trapp Daniel Underwood Gary Underwood Lawrence Van Hout Morris Van Lith Anita Veen Nancy Weber Dick Wellnitz Jean Wellnitz Jim Wilde Susan Wilde Dennis Wittrock 86 Victory Was Our Aim Row 1: Gary Krause, David Angerhofer, Terry Steinlicht, Jerry Allen. Row 2: Derwin Dorale, Tom O'Shaug- nessy, Michael Moldenhauer, David Eng, Brad Van de Voort. Row 3: Terry Peterson, Steven Price, Duane Hur- ley, Jeffrey Lundborg, Tim Mueller, Student Manager Bill Hooper. Row 4: Alonzo Stuart, Steven Lewis, Doug- las Colberg, Gary Mitchell, Dale Egan. Row 5: Assistant Coach Huber, Clark Natalie, Tom Dravland, Michael Peden, Duane Pollock, Coach Hyde. Not pictured: Mark Munderloh and John Emanuel. John Emanuel and Brad Van de Voort clos- ing in for a tackle. A united team effort and a well coached team were not enough to overcome the haunts of defeat. Our team was young and small but they had the desire and love of the game. The sweet victory road met a sudden dead end with only three victories tucked away. The remainder of the games were tough and hard fought, but the strains of defeat were too much. This was a rebuilding year for the Bulldogs. Views for next year are optomis- tic, when the rebuilding period will get its trial. MHS Opponent MHS Opponent Ortonville 28 14 Redfield 6 28 Sioux Valley 32 6 Groton 16 26 Roncalli 14 12 Clark 14 20 Britton 12 15 Sisseton 8 20 Webster 8 26 bulldogs On Zke Move... Brad Van de Voort (19) and Tom O'Shaughnessy (23) MHS Yards Rushing 890 Average 99 Yards Passing 691 Average 77 Passing Att. Brad Van de Voort 133 Qpp- 1277 142 656 73 Interc. NEC 1-6 Season 3-6 Comp. Yds. Tom Dravland (88) stiff-arms his way along. TD 9 Gary Mitchell (36) and Terry Peterson (35) lunge for the runner. 89 B Football Team Row 1: David Gulck, Michael Lambrechts, Terry Anderson, Neal Homan, Mark Szymanski, Arlin Munson. Row 2: Tracy Linker, Peter Lieffort, Lynn Tjaden, Harlan Bohn, Neil Pinkert. Row 3: Burton Porter, Darrell Reiners, Mark Gudmundson, David Van Sambeek, Dan Hallberg, Gordon Wibbens. Row 4: Mike Chaloupka, Choac A ho, Darwin Conrad. football Sophomore Football We They Brookings 6 22 Watertown 16 38 Webster 14 20 Sisseton 12 6 Ortonville 14 0 Rushing Att. Yds. Ave. Tom O'Shaughnessy 52 237 4.6 John Emanuel 40 207 6.8 David Eng 59 177 3.0 Pass Receiving No. Yds. ID Dave Eng 12 258 3 Mike Peden 10 118 2 Terry Peterson 6 72 2 Tom O'Shaughnessy (23) eludes another tackle. 90 Zeam work Means Zriumph Freshman Football Team Row 1: James Dornbusch, David DeJong, Michael Hansen, Mark Frickson, Roger Whiting, Darrell Angerhofer. Row 2: Lane Gruenwald, Dana Houck, Greg Miller, Ron Krause, Randy Jibbens, Michael Kelley. Row 3: Douglas Redmond, Michael Pufahl, Glenn Mueller, Kenneth Johnson, Randy Spahr, Charles Trapp. Row 4: David Sch- losser, Kurt Drube, Douglas Dexter, Mark Spanton, James Stengel, Tim Weber. Coach Lee. Freshman Football We They Sisseton 8 24 Watertown 8 32 Webster 6 10 Ortonville 12 22 Sisseton 16 0 VARSITY STATISTICS Pass Interceptions No. Brad Van de Voort 5 David Eng 3 David Angerhofer 2 Defensive Tackles No. Brad Van de Voort 90 David Angerhofer 85 Gary Mitchell 74 Terry Peterson 52 Steve Price 49 David Eng (42) races for another score. 91 young Wrestlers Kate High Varsity Wrestlers: Bottom row, left to right: Mike Chaloupka, Tim Mueller, Lonnie Stewart, Rodney Johnson, Dave Anger- hofer. Middle row: Mike Van Stralen, Tim Holtquist, Terry Steinlicht, Gerald Allen. Rop row: Tom Hoffert, Terry Anderson. Tom Berens broke his arm in the Browns Valley match. Doug Col- berg also was unable to complete the year because of a leg injury. Rodney Johnson pondering the situation. 92 B-cheerleaders: Vicki O'Farrell, Jeanne Keller, Tammy Anderson. Let's make this one good, girls, we're at the top of this page. Terry Anderson—115 lb. wrestler Zhe Stronger Always Succeed Mr. Jensen, Mr. Kuehn: Thank the Lord for fingers. Varsity wrestlers: Tense moments like these really get us down. Dave Angerhofer, Terry Anderson, Lonnie Stewart, Dan Haliberg Tim Holquist, Oh golly-l think I've snagged my tights. David Angerhofer placed third in the State Tournament at Huron. Wrestling Mike Van Stralen pulling a nasty-sneaky on his opponent. Varsity Wrestlers Won Lost Tom Hoffert 4 12 Tom Berens 3 9 Terry Anderson 21 3 Gerald Allen 4 12 Mike Van Stralen 11 11 Tim Holtquist 8 8 Terry Steinlicht 15 6 Mike Chaloupka 5 12 Dave Angerhofer 22 2 Tim Mueller 8 11 Doug Colberg 6 2 Rodney Johnson 4 5 Lonnie Stewart 9 8 Team 7 5 Jerry Allen, If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times, wait till the match starts. B-squad wrestlers: Doug Redmond, Neal Homan, Pete Lieffort, Neal Pinkert, Tom Hammerich, Bill Tostensen, Darrell Reiners, Darrell Angerhofer, Charles Trapp, Danny Bohn, Steve Mann, Gene Pinkert. Asst. Coach Russel Kuehn, Coach Robert Jensen. Doug Redmond, Neal Homan, Pete Lieffort, Neil Pinkert, I wish I was an Oscar Meyer wiener. . . young Qrap Mave Migh Mopes Junior Varsity Wrestlers Neil Pinkert 8 3 Peter Lieffort 7 5 Darrell Reiners 8 4 Won Lost Darrell Angerhofer 4 8 Gene Pinkert 3 7 Bill Tostenson 3 4 Steve Mann 2 8 Tom Hammerich 12 0 Danny Bohn 6 4 Charles Trapp 7 5 Team Record Doug Redmond 5 3 Season Conf. Neal Homan 7 1 6-6 5-2 Lonnie Stewart, Tom Hammerich, This picture has been censored to protect the innocent. 95 bulldogs Settle for Second in Sectionals Varsity BB: I. to r., Dale Martilla, Terry Peterson, Randy Mann, Dale Jensen, Mike Peden, Jerry Vissers, Tom Dravland, John Emanuel, Jeff Lundborg, Steve Lewis, Brad Van de Voort, Joel Drube. Center: Student Manager, Pat Mackey, Asst. Coach, Roy Jensen; Coach Harvey Schaefer; Student Manager, Tom Rethke. 96 Varsity Basketball M.H.S. 46 51 Britton 62 71 Redfield 45 50 Ortonville 51 49 Groton 35 55 Watertown 75 57 Clear Lake 32 42 Clark 55 44 Sisseton 71 62 Roncalli 43 52 Britton 57 79 Webster 56 77 Redfield 43 41 Groton 40 61 Clark 34 63 Webster 69 63 Sisseton 47 76 Roncalli 50 46 Flandreau 51 40 Sisseton Section 47 55 Watertown Mike Peden, Dale Jensen: Now, be a real sweetheart and give Uncle Mike that nasty old ball. Steve Lewis, I came back. Tom Drav- land, And I'm glad he did. Dale Jensen, Roger Spahr, Mike Peden, Okay, guys, if we can't decide, let's draw straws. basketball John Emanuel, Listen, Bud, gimme that ball or I'll run over you with my little red Mustang, heh heh. . Mike Peden displaying his infamous duo-pinkie dribble' technique. Woo, honey , says Mike Peden as Tom Dravland maneuvers the ball. “B Squad Basketball... B Basketball: around the circle L to R: Tracy Unker, Mark Szymanski, Mark Anderson,David Van- Sambeek. Gordon Wibbens, Steve Springer, Richard Bohlen, Burt Porter, Harlan Bohn, Mark Gudmun- son, Gary Henze, Darwin Conrad, Chris Van de Voort, Student Manager, Wayne Dragt. Center: Jim Naeve, Coach Roy Jensen, David Gulck. Mas Winning Season Brad Van de Voort, John Emanuel, and Terry Peterson in their diabolical spear- head formation. B Team M.H.S. 51 28 Britton 52 45 Redfield 43 32 Ortonville 46 28 Groton 42 51 Watertown 42 32 Clear Lake 76 52 Clark 56 66 Sisseton 65 46 Webster 61 46 Redfield 71 58 Groton 51 48 Clark 58 40 Webster 51 55 Sisseton 40 47 Roncalli 58 84 Flandreau A Clarkster giving Tom Dravland the cold shoulder. 98 Jreskmen UP Zeam Cooks Promising Terry Peterson, Mom! Front to back, starting at left. Row 1: D. Hartman, J. Dornbusch, J. Stengel. V. Odland, T. Wittrock, T. OeJong. Row 2: C. Poppen, D. De Jong, D. Houck, D. Schlosser. Row 3: M. Kelly, R. Whiting, R. Spahr, V. Odland, J. Janavs, K. Drube. Student Mgr., T. Spahr, Coach Marlin Lee. Freshman Basketball M.H.S. 54 29 Webster 34 37 Watertown 44 34 Clear Lake 34 35 Sisseton 44 43 Ortonville 42 37 Webster 35 40 Watertown 36 29 Sisseton 44 49 Clear Lake 50 39 Ortonville Tom Dravland will now demonstrate his unusual ability to dribble the ball with his navel. 99 Cove of One’s Sport, to Success Front Row: Coach Kuehn, Wayne Dragt, Mgr., Steve Foss, Mike Konshak, Tim Holtquist, Douglas Miller, Charles Higgins, Mike Hansen, Kevin Kauers, Tim Weber, Coach Huber. Row 2: Daniel Hallberg, Mark Gudmundson. Brad Van de Voort, David Eng, William Mueller, David Thompson, Joe Steinlicht, Joel Drube, Tom Pauli, Mgr. Row 3: Crispin Freiwald, Roger Spahr, Richard Bohlen, Steve Johnson, Burt Porter, Tim DeJong, David Van Sambeek, Gordon Wibbens, Coach Hyde. This year's MHS track team put forth an abundance of individual and team effort. They participated in a number of track meets. Among them was the meet at Burnsville, in which Brad Van de Voort, Dave VanSambeek, Dave Eng and Gordon Wibbens won the mile relay in grand style. Other meets included the Corn Palace Relays at Mitchell, SDSU Invitational, Watoma Relays at Watertown, and the Clayton-Schmidt at Sisseton. Can this be Coach Hyde holding up a hoe, or can this be a hoe holding up Coach Hyde? 100 Cris Freiwald finally grabs the baton, after eagerly awaiting its arrival. Quality Makes the And they're off and running ... the Cross Country team of Chris Van de Voort, Doug Miller, Crispin Frei- wald, Joel Drube, and Roger Spahr with Coach Kuehn. Crispin Freiwald chasing 'that cute little blonde'. Rich Bohlen, Only ten more miles to the border. Coach Kuehn, It's not that hard, guys, one foot in front of the other. 101 With fleeting ?eet, Zhey Cut the Wind Charles Higgins, Joe Steinlicht, Mark Gudmundson, I don't know about you. Chuck, but I seem to be running in circles. AUGHH'. It's a man-eating pit.' Tom Pauli and Steve Johnson: You have been given the power to control time, the wisdom of Solomon and the strength of At- las, you are CAPTAIN DISCUS. Steve Foss, Doug Miller, Joe Steinlicht: 'Tiptoe through the trackmen. Roger Spahr, Dave Thompson: Do you see what I see? Roger Spahr pole vaulting the telephone wires. (Nice trick) 102 golfers Qet Juto the Swing of Golf Team Tom Beare, Steve Mann, Coach Downie, Steve Dravland, Randy Mann, Tom Dravland, Chris Van de Voort. Not pictured: William Hartman, Dean Hartman. Girls’ Zrack guilds Winners...and Jorni Girls Track L. to R. row 1-Sheila Karges. Charleen Randall. Mary Gravelle, Kim Linker, Mary Jurgens. Angie Foss, Lon Adler. Row 2- Mrs. Colberg. Barbara Hansen, Julie Jensen, Levon Riggin, Mary Higgens, Janet Schad, Sheryl Higgins. Kathy Peden, Cynthia Peterson. Sherrie Schreiner. Nancy Weber, Julanne Moser. 103 Cheerleaders' boosts School Spirit Vicki Reich: My lips are frozen shut. Our fearless, spirit-minded cheerleaders have this year inspired the MHS fans with everything from witch-craft to tricycles and beauty contests. When times were desperate, they always came up with new tricks, even dousing our distinguished principal. Cold football nights or the warm, overcrowded gym did not alter the abilities of these talented girls. With their endless spirit, drive, and initiative, our cheer- leaders have built up lagging spirits with a fight, fight, fight, ugh! Bert Dornbusch, I knew I should have put on my makeup this morning ' Varsity Cheerleaders: Front, Sue Mundwiler, Mary Madsen, Bert Dornbusch, Back; Pam Peden, Levon Riggin, Doris White, Sheila Walth, Vicki Reich, Ad visor. Miss Miner. Sue Mundwiler, I've got this nervous twitch. + r 104 if Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Levon Riggin, Susan Mundwiler, Mary Madsen, Vicki Reich, Roberta Dorn- busch, with Bulldog Jan Heffernan and mini-leader Karla Schreiner. Sue Mundwiler, Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, Touch the Ground. Bert Dornbusch and Vicki Reich: Doesn't Clark Natalie look like Joe Namath? Cheerleaders 'Display Jmayinatioa Bert Dornbusch, Before; Sheila Walth, After. Steph Schreiner, Sue Mundwiler, Pam Peden Let us dig your ditches. Zhe Men in the White Suits Hit the Courts Tennis team sitting-Dale Jensen, Randy Spahr, Greg Miller. Standing-Pat Mackey, Doug Colberg, Lane Gruenwald, Mark Anderson, David Gulck, Jon Eng. 1971 Tennis Statistics Dawson 0 Milbank 9 Benson 2 Milbank 3 Aberdeen 8 Milbank 1 Madison 3 Milbank 4 Watertown 1 Milbank 8 Zeadter of the fear Dale Jensen demonstrates the old swallow the tennis ball trick. 106 Dave Gulck ripples the nets with an- other mighty slam. Tom Rethke presents Miss Arlene Fox with the Teacher of the Year Award. Senior Activities Allen, Gerald—Band 1; FBLA 3; A Football 4; B Foot- ball 1,2; A Wrestling 4; B Wrestling 2,3; Boys' Tennis 2.3; Key Club 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Glee Club 2. Anderson, Wayne— Angerhofer, Beth--Declam 1; Band 1,2; Paper Staff 3; Ger- man Club 1; Cadet Teaching 4; FBLA 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; FBLA State Recording Secretary 4; FTA 4. Arnold, Debra—Deciam 1,2,3,4; Debate 1,2,3,4; Extempo- raneous Speaking 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Vocal Solo 4; Triple Trio 4; Band 1; Paper Staff 3; All-School Musical 3, One-Act Play 2,3; German Club 2; Student Government Day 4; Voice of Democracy 2,3; American Legion Essay 4; American Legion Oratory 3,4; Oratory 4; Oral Interpretation 3,4; Student Congress 2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Regional Declam Winner 4; State Declam Contest 4; Lake Area Biology Camp 1; Re- gional American Legion Oratory Winner 3,4; NFL 1,2,3,4; USD Speech Institute 3; Augustana Debate Workshop 4. Bear, Larry—FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Judging Team 3; Ag. Judg ing Team 3; Boys' Track 2. Bjerke, Ronald—DECA 4; Boys Track 2. Boe, Dianne—Declam 1; Debate 2,3; Chorus 4; Accompanist for Solos 4; Band 1,2,3; Instrumental Ensemble 2,3; Paper Staff 1,2,3; German Club 1,2; Student Government Day 4; Pep Club 4; Student Congress 2,3; NFL 3.4. Borchert, Dalinda—Glee Club 1,2; Library Club 3; FBLA 4. Boutin, Addys—Foreign Exchange Student; Chorus 4; All- School Musical 4; Student Government Day 4; Pep Club Secretary 4. Bowen, Gerald— B Basketball 1.2; Cross Country Track 1,2. Bracht, Roger—Debate 1,2,3,4; Extemporaneous Speaking 3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Drum Major 3; Student Council 4; Student Council President 4; Visual Aids 4; One-Act Play 2; German Club 1; Boys' State 3; Boys' Track 1; Student of the Month 4; Voice of Democracy 2,3; National Flonor Society 3,4; National Forensics League 1,2,3; National Forensics League President 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Attended 12th National Conference On The Atom in Chicago 4. Brown, Loretta—Chorus 3.4; German Club 1,2; Cadet Teach- ing 4; Student Government Day 4; FBLA 2; FBLA Reporter 3; FBLA Vice-President 4; Prom Chairman 3; FTA 4; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2. Buttke, Joy—Declam 1; Student Council 2,4; Paper Staff 3. FFIA 1,2,3; DECA 4; DECA Reporter 4; Student Govern- ment Day 4; Girls' Track 1; Library Club 2; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Reporter 4. Campbell, Jeannie—Debate 1,2,3, Extemporaneous Speaking 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 1,2,3, Mixed Octet 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1,2,3; Accompanist for Solos 2,3; Superior Solo- ist-Vocal 2,3. Band 1,2,3,4; Instrumental Solo 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council 4; Paper Staff 1.2,3; Annual Staff 4, All-School Musical 3,4; One-Act Play 1,2,3.4; Homecoming Chairman 4; Girls' State 3; Homecoming Attendant 1, National Honor Society 3,4, Senate Page 4, District One-Act Play contest- superior actress 4; State One-Act Play contest-superior act- ress 4; Canadian Exchange Student 4; Outstanding Teen- ager Of America 4; High Ranking Sophomore Girl 2. Christopher, Nancy—Band 1,2,3; Flute Ensemble 3; Paper Staff 4; DECA 4. DECA Secretary-Treasurer 4; Cadet Teach- ing 4; FTA 4. Crist, Lynette—Chorus 1,2.3,4; Vocal Solo 1,4; Vocal Group 1,4; Student Government Day 4; Library Club 1,2; FBLA 4. Dahle, Linda—Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Chorus 3,4, Vocal Solo 4; Girls' Triple Trio 4, Mixed Octet 4, All State Chorus 4; FHA 1; American Legion Essay-lst place 4, National Honor Society 4. Dahlgren, Kay—FHA 2; DECA 4, DECA Officer 4; German Club 1. Davis, Terrill—FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Vice-President 4; FFA Judging Team 2,4; Kansas City Boy 4, FFA State Farmer Degree 4. DeJong, Michelle—Chorus 1.2; All-School Musical 3; One- Act Play 2,3; FHA 1, Student Government Day 4, Tumbling Team 1. DeLong, Marvin—FFA 1,2,3. Dornbusch, Jean—Library Club 3; FBLA 4. Dornbusch, Roberta—Chorus 2; Band 2,3; Instrumental En- semble 3; Student Council 2,4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Paper Staff 1; Student Government Day 4; FBLA 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; A Football Cheerleader 4; A Wrestling Cheerleader 3,4, Tumbling Team 1,2; National Honor Society 4; 2nd High Ranking Girl 2; 2nd High Ranking Girl 3. Drager, Jean—Chorus 3,4; Student Government Day 4; FBLA 4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2. Dravland, Thomas—Chorus 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Student Government Day 4; Class Vice-President 3; Class President 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,4; A Football 3,4; B Foot- ball 2; Golf Team 2,3.4; A Basketball 3.4; B Basket- ball 2; Key Club 2,3,4; ”M Club Vice-President 4; Glee Club 1,2. Egan, Dale—Paper Staff 4. B' Football 1; A Football 4 107 Egeberg, Laurel—Debate 1,2,3,4; Extemporaneous Speaking 3,4; Superior Soloist-Instrumental 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Instru- mental Ensemble 1,2,3; Instrumental Solo 1,2,3; Student Council 4; One-Act Play 2; Boys' State Alternate 3; Boys' Track 1. Emanuel, John—Debate 2, Extemporaneous Speaking 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; All-School Musical 4; Class President 1; Homecoming King 4; Boys' Track 1,2; A Football 3,4; B Football 2; A Basketball 3.4; B Basketball 2; Key Club 3,4; Key Club Board of Directors 4, Mixed Octet 4. Eng, David—Declam 1; Debate 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vocal Solo 4; Vocal Group 2,3,4; All State Chorus 4; Band 1; Student Council 4; Paper Staff 1,2,3; All-School Fall Play 3; All- School Musical 3; One-Act Play 2,4; German Club 1; Stu- dent Government Day 4; Boys' State Journalist 3; Class Vice-President 2; Boys' Track 1,2,3,4; A” Football 3,4, B Football 1.2; B Basketball 2; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Falk. Doug—FFA 1; DECA 4; FBLA 3. Folk. Curt—DECA 4; FBLA 3; B Football 1. Frerichs, Sharon—Paper Staff 3; FHA 1; German Club 2; Cadet Teaching 4. Student Government Day 4, Junior Class Secretary 3; FTA 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 4. Giessinger, Joyce—FBLA 3.4. Giessinger, William—DECA 4; DECA Class President 4; Stu- dent Government Day 4. Gill, John—Debate 2,4, Visual Aids 3,4; FFA 1,2; FFA Judg- ing Team 2; FBLA 3,4; Student Government Day 4; Merit Scholarship Semifinalist And Finalist 4, National Honor So- ciety 4; NFL 4. Graham, Thomas—FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Officer 4; FFA Judg- ing Team 3; Ag. Judging Team 3. Griffin, Cheryl—Paper Staff 4; All-School Fall Play 3; One- Act Play 2; Student Government Day 4; FBLA 3,4. Hagen, Carl—Chorus 4; Camera Club 2; Visual Aids 3,4; All- School Fall Play 3; 2nd place in So. Dak. State Science Fair 3; Air Force Award: Most Outstanding Engineering Science Project in S. D. State Science Fair 4. Halberg, Cecile—Declam 1,3,4, Debate 1,2,3; Extemporaneous Speaking 3; Annual Staff 4; German Club 1.2, Cadet Teach- ing 4; Student Government Day 4; Class Treasurer 4; FTA 4, National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 4; NFL 1,2,3,4. Hammrich, Thomas—Student Government Day 4; B Wres- tling 3,4. Heffernan, Steve—Declam 1; Debate 2; Extemporaneous Speaking 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4; Vocal Solo 3,4; Boys Glee Club 1; Mixed Octet 4; Superior Soloist-Vocal 4; Student Council 1; All-School Fall Play 4; All-School Musical 3,4, One-Act Play 3,4; German Club 1; Student Government Day 4; Boys' Track 1,2,3; A Football 2,3; B Football 1; B Wrestling 2;' B'' Basketball 1. Hermans, Deborah—Library Club 2; FBLA 4, Tumbling 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2. Hermans, Richard—FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Treasurer 4. Hoffert, Colleen—Glee Club 2; Paper Staff 2,3,4, FHA 1; Girls' Track 1,2; FBLA 2,3,4, Tumbling Team 1. Holtquist, Timothy—FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Reporter 4; FFA Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Ag. Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Kansas City Boy 4; Student Government Day 4; Boys' Track 2,3,4, A Wrestling 4, Cross Country Track 3,4, State Farmer Degree 4; Star Green Hand 2. Hooper, William—Debate 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Instrumental Ensemble 1,4; Annual Staff 4; All-School Fall Play 4, All- School Musical 3,4, One-Act Play 3,4; Cadet Teaching 4, Boys' Track 1; B Football 2; B Basketball 2, Student Manager Football 4, FTA 4; NFL 1,2,3,4. Jensen, Dale—Debate 2; Extemporaneous Speaking 2, Stu- dent Council 4, Student Council Vice-President 4, Paper Staff 4; German Club 1,2; Student Government Day 4, Boys' State 3; A Basketball 3,4; B Basketball 2; Cross Country Track 3; Boys' Tennis 2,3,4; Golf Team 1; Key Club 3.4; National Merit Scholarship 4. Johnson, Craig—DECA 4. Johnson, LaVonne—Declam 1,2,4; Debate 2,3; Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Student of the Month 4, American Legion Essay 4; Student Government Day 4; Girls' Track 1; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor So- ciety Treasurer 4; Canadian Exchange Student 4; Annual Staff 4. Johnson, Steve—Chorus 2,3,4, All-School Musical 3; German Club 1,2; Cadet Teaching 4; Student Government Day 4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Vice-President 3; FBLA President 4; Class President 3; Boys' Track 1,4, B Football 1; A Wres- tling 3. B Wrestling 2; FTA 4; Key Club 2,3,4. Knaus, Darla—Band 1,2,3; Declam 1; Instrumental Ensemble 3; Paper Staff 2.3; DECA 4; German Club 1,2; FBLA 3. Koc, Edmund—Student Government Day 4; American Legion Essay 4. Koch, Todd—Student Council 4; FFA 1,2,3.4; ' B'' Wres- tling 2. 108 Korstjens, Teresa—Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Paper Staff 3,4; All- School Fall Play 3,4; Cadet Teaching 4; FTA 4. Krause, Gary—FFA 1,2,3,4; A Football 2.4; B Football 1. Larsen, Rita—Debate 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Instru- mental Ensemble 2,3,4; Paper Staff 1,2,3; All-School Fall Play 3,4; All-School Musical 3,4; One-Act Play 3,4; German Club 2; Student Government Day 4. Stage Band 3. Lundborg, Jeffrey—DECA 4; FBLA 4, Boys' Track 1; A Football 3,4; ”B Football 2; A” Basketball 3,4; B Bas- ketball 2. Mackey, Patrick—Declam 1; All School Fall Play 3; Student Government Day 4; FBLA 3,4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Boys' Track 1; Cross Country Track 1; Boys' Tennis 3,4; Student Manager Basketball 3,4; American Legion Essay 3,4. Malkerson, Danielle—Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; Instrumental Ensemble 3,4; Instrumental Solo 2,3; Stage Band 1,3; Saxo- phone Duet 4; Majorette 2,3,4; All-School Musical 3; Ger- man Club 1,2; Student Government Day 4; Tumbling Team 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Officer 4. Meyer, Darlene—FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4, Library Club Officer 3; FBLA 4; Girls' Glee Club 2. Mielitz, Sally—Chorus 3,4; FHA 1; Girls' Glee Club 1,2. Mitchell, Gary—DECA 4, Student Government Day 4; Boys Track 1; A Football 3,4; B Football 2. Mohnson, Candyce—Transferred From Harmony Hill High Sophomore year; Chorus 2; Fall Play 2; Triple Trio 2; Li- brary Club 3; Library Club Officer 3. Mueller, William—FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Secretary 4; FFA Judg- ing Team 2,3,4; Ag. Judging Team 2,3,4; Kansas City Boy 4, Boys' Track 3,4; State Farmer Degree in FFA 4. Munderloh, Mark—Debate 2; Band 1; German Club 1,2; Boys' State Alternate 3; Boys' Track 2,3; A Football 3; B Football 2; B Basketball 2; Key Club 2,3,4; Key Club Treasurer 4. Munson, Gordon—FFA 1; FFA Judging Team 1; DECA 4; German Club 1,2; Boys' Track 1; Young Democrats Vice- President 4. Natalie, Clark—Chorus 4; Band 1; All-School Musical 4; Stu- dent Government Day 4; Boys' Track 1,2,3; A” Football 2,3,4; B Football 2; B Basketball 2; Key Club 3,4. Nelson, Debra—Declam 1; Majorette 1,2,3,4, Paper Staff 2,3, 4; All-School Fall Play 2.3,4; All-School Musical 3,4; One Act Play 2,3,4, Student Government Day 4, FBLA 3; Glee Club 1. Olson. Mary—Declam 1,2; Student Council 4; Paper Staff 3.4; FHA 1; Girls' Track 1,2; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Officer 4; Tumbling Team 1,2; Girls' Tennis 3. Patnoe, Diane—Declam 1,2; Debate 1; German Club 1,2; Ca- det Teaching 4; Student Government Day 4; FBLA 4; Tumbling Team 4; FTA 4. Pauli, Bob—FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Government Day 4 Pauli, Tom—Debate 1,2,3; NFL Vice-President 4; Track Stu- dent Manager 4. Peden, Mike—Debate 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 4; Vocal Group 2,3, All-State Chorus 4, Band 1,2,3,4. Instru- mental Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Band President 4, Paper Staff 1,2; All-School Musical 3,4; One act Play 2; German Club 1,2; Student Government Day 4; Boys' State 3; Class Treasurer 3; Boys' Track 1,2; ' A Football 3,4; B Foot- ball 2. A' Basketball 3.4; B Basketball 2; Key Club 2,3, 4, Key Club Vice-President 4; Student of the Month 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; National Merit Semi-Finalist and Finalist. Pepka, David—All-School Fall Play 3; Boys' Track 1; B Football 1; B Wrestling 1. Perdaems, Corliss—Declam 1; Debate 1; Band 1,2,3; Clarinet Ensemble 2,3; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Student Government Day 4, FBLA 2,3,4; FBLA Secretary-Treasurer 4; Girls' State Journalist 3. Pollock, Diane—Paper Staff 4; One-Act Play 2; FHA 1,2; DECA 4. Pribyl, Lawrence—Debate 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Boys' Octet 3; All State Chorus 3; 3and 1.2,3,4; Instrumental Solo 3, Band Vice-President 4. Stage Band 3,4; Trumpet Trio 4; French Horn Quartet 1; Brass Choir 2; Student Council 3,4; Annual Staff 4; All-School Musical 3,4; German Club 1,2; German Club Vice President 2. Student Government Day 4; Boys' State 3; Boys' Track 1. B Basketball 2; Key Club 1.2.3.4, Student of the Month 4; National Honor Society 3.4, Canadian Exchange Student 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; High Ranking Junior Boy; High Ranking Sophomore Boy; NFL Vice-President 2; Student Congress 1. Price, Steven— A Football 3,4; B Football 1,2. Raebel, Marsha—Chorus 2,3,4, Accompanist: Chorus 3,4; Accompanist: Solos 3,4; All State Chorus 4; Superior Solo- ist-Instrumental 3.4; Band 1.2,3,4; Woodwind Choir 2,3,4; Saxophone Ensemble 2,3,4; Woodwind Quintet 1; Instru- mental Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Instrumental Solo 3,4, All-State Band 3,4; Band Treasurer 4, Stage Band 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; All-School Musical 3.4, German Club 1,2; Student Government Day 4; Girls' Track 2; Girls' State 3; Student of the Month 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Randall, Kevin—Chorus 2,3,4; Mixed Octet 4; All State Chorus 4, Band 1,2; Instrumental Ensemble 2; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; All-School Musical 3; One-Act Play 4; Ger- man Club 1.2. Student Government Day 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Boys' Track 1; Key Club 2,3,4. National Merit Scholarship 4. Redlin, Ruth—Transferred from Sidney, Montana, Junior year; Superior Soloist-Instrumental 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 1,2,3; Instrumental Solo 2,3; French Horn Ensemble 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; All-School Musical 4; Student Gov- ernment Day 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Tumbling Team 1; National Honor Society 4. 109 Rehnke, Patricia—Declam 1; Chorus 1.2,3,4; One-Act Play 2; FHA 1,2,3; Cadet Teaching 4; Student Government Day 4; Girls' Track 3; Tumbling Team 1,2,3; FTA 4; Pep Club 4. Reich, Vicki—Deciam 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 4; Instrumental Solo Accompanist 3; Paper Staff 3; All-School Musical 4; Student Government Day 4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; A Cheerleader 3,4; B Cheerleader 2; Tumbling Team 2. Reiners, Jackie—Debate 1,2,3,4; Extemporaneous Speaking 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 4; Girls' Triple Trio 3,4; Chorus Accompanist 4; Superior Soloist-Instrumental 1; Majorette 3,4; All-School Musical 3; German Club Stu- dent Government Day 4, Girls' Track 4; Oratory 4, Student Congress 1; Coronation Chairman 4; NFL 1,2,3,4. Reiners, Judie—Vocal group 3; Girls triple trio 3,4; Mixed octet 4, Instrumental Ensemble 2; Flute trio 2,3; Wood- wind Choir 2,3,4; Flute Quartet 4; Woodwind Quintet 3; Class Officer, Secretary and Treasurer 1; Debate 1,2,3; Ex- temporaneous Speaking 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Vocal Solo 4; Accompanist solo 2; All state Chorus 4, Superior soloist vocal 4; Superior Soloist Instrumental 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Instrumental solo 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; All School Play 3,4; All School Musical 3,4; One Act Play 3,4; Cadet Teacher 4; Tumbling Team 1,2. Rieck, Rhonda—FBLA4. Sackreiter, Linda—FHA 1; DECA 4; Library Club 1. Schultz, Ann—DECA 4. Schwandt, Sandra—FHA 1; FHA Historian 4; Cadet Teach- ing 4. FTA 4. Seeze, Michael—Visual Aids 3. Shives, Rebecca—Debate 2; Cadet Teaching 4; FTA 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4. Smith, Eileen—Glee Club 1; German Club 1,2; Student Gov- ernment Day 4; Pep Club 4. Sorsen, Peggy—FHA 1; Girls' Track 1; FBLA 3,4; Tumbling Team 1.2; Glee Club 2. Spahr, Roger—Debate 3; Band 1; Visual Aids 3; German Club 1; Student Government Day 4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Class Vice-President 4, Boys' Track 1,2,3,4, A Basketball 3,4; B Basketball 2; Cross Country Track 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Steinlicht, Joseph—Visual Aids 3; FFA 1,2, Ag. Judging Team 2; Boys' Track 1,2,3,4. Stinson, Juanita—Declam 1; Debate 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Accom- panist: Solos 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; All-School Musical 3; One-Act Play 2,4; German Club 2; Cadet Teach- ing 4; Student Government Day 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Class Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Strube, Shirley—FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA President 4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2. Swan. Michael—DECA 4; FBLA 3.4; B Wrestling 1,2; Stu- dent Manager Wrestling 3. Thompson, David—FFA 1,2,3,4; Ag. Judging Team 3,4; Boys Track 1,2,3,4. Tuchscherer, Dale—Declam 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA President 4, FFA Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Ag. Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Kansas City Boy 4; Student Government Day 4; National Honor Society 4; Delegate to American Institute of Cooper- ation 4, Delegate to State FFA Convention 3. Van de Voort, Bradley—Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Octet 3; All- State Chorus 4; Student Council 3; Student Government 4; Boys' State 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Boys' Track 1.2.3.4. A Football 2,3,4; B Football 2; A Basket- ball 3,4; B Basketball 2; Key Club 2,3,4, Key Club Presi- dent 4. Van Erem, James—FFA 1; DECA 4. Van Stralen, Michael—All-School Fall Play 3; FFA 1,4; FFA Sentinel 4; FFA Judging Team 1,4; Ag. Judging Team 1,4; Kansas City Boy 4, B Football 2, A Wrestling 2,3,4; B Wrestling 1. Veen, Arnold—FFA 3; FFA Officer 3; FFA Judging Team 3; DECA 4. Walth, Sheila—Declam 1,2,3,4; Debate 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3.4, Band 2,3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 2,3,4; Instrumental Solo 3,4; Majorette 2,3,4, Paper Staff 1,2,3; All-School Musical 3.4; German Club 1,2, Student Government Day 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; A Cheerleader 4; Tumbling Team 1,2; Voice of Democracy 3; American Legion Essay 4, Girls' Track 3. Weber, Diane—Declam 1; Paper Staff 4; One-Act Play 4; FHA 1,2; DECA 4. White, Doris—Debate 2,3; Chorus 1.2,3,4, Mixed Octet 2,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Vocal Solo 1,2,3,4; All State Chorus 4, Superior Soloist—Vocal 4; Band 1,2; Instrumental Ensemble 2; Student Council 3,4; Student Council Secretary 4, One- Act Play 2; German Club 1; Cadet Teaching 4, Student Government Day 4, FBLA 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Class Secretary 2; D.A.R. Candidate 4, A Cheerleader 4, FTA 4, Student of the Month 4, National Honor Society 3,4; NHS Secretary 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; High Ranking Girl 3. Whiting, Cheryl — FHA 1,2; FBLA 4. Whiting, Curt—All-School Fall Play 2.3; All-School Musical 3,4; One-Act Play 3,4; Supporting Actor Division Contest 3. Wohlleber, Aubrey—Declam 1; Debate 2; Paper Staff 4; All- School Musical 4; One-Act Play 4; German Club 1,2; Stu- dent Government Day 4; FBLA 2,3. Wojahn, Larry—DECA 4. Zielike, Carol—Debate 1; Annual Staff 4; One-Act Play 4; FHA 1,2; German Club 2, Student Government Day 4; American Legion Essay 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Zielike, Richard—Band 1; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Camera Club 2,3,4; All-School Fall Play 3,4; All-School Musical 3,4; One-Act Play 2,3,4; B Basketball 2; Basket- ball 1. 110 Sponsors The Annual Staff wishes to express their appreciation to these business concerns who helped make the publication of this annual possible. 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