Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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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.

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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.

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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. ..