Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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New 9aces Wring Promise 9or Next Voar Varsity Basketball Statistics Britton 58 MHS 31 Redfield 41 54 Ortonville 43 62 Groton 48 57 Clear Lake 53 63 Clark 53 55 Sisse ton 66 49 Watertown 61 46 Britton 80 57 Roncalli 64 49 Webster 78 59 Redfield 71 82 Madison 56 49 Groton 71 55 Clark 5! 62 Webster 81 65 Sisseton 60 61 Roncalli 83 74 Flandreau 81 82 Sectional 75 54 WMMK B Basketball: Row 1: Dean Hartman, Jim Stengel, Dana Houck, Clark Haliburton, Corrie Poppen; Row 2: Mr. Jensen, Jim Dombusch, Dave DcJong, Juris Janvas, Randall Spahr, Douglas Dexter; Row 3: Ed Julius, Tim DeJong, David Schlosser, Tim Spahr. Kurt Drubc is amazed as the ball stops in mid air (center). Rich Bohlcn. Randy Mann, Burt Porter (above). B Basketball Statistics Opponent— MHS Britton 44 36 Redfield 52 41 Ortonville 39 48 Groton 41 58 Clear Lake 31 39 Clark 46 54 Sisseton 53 73 Watertown 69 54 Britton 57 37 Roncalli 65 37 Webster 32 42 Redfield 54 53 Madison 47 54 Groton 58 44 Clark 43 38 Webster 51 64 Sisseton 53 55 Roncalli 57 43 Flandreau ♦home games 49 45 BASKETBALL

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young Cagers Have a building year Varsity Basketball: Mighty Milbank Bulldogs are great! Those were the feelings of the Milbank cheering section to- ward this year's team. The 1971-72 squad was one they could truly be proud of. Although the season had its ups and downs, Friday after Friday, the Bulldog cagers gave the game all they had. They fought to win, and always, sports- manship and pride were evident. The team was made up of 3 seniors, 9 juniors and 1 sophomore. These thirteen were very unlucky for any opposingsquad. They formed a cohesive, balanced attack. Their record wasn’t perfect, the final tally 9-11, but their spirit was. The first round of the sectional tournament found the Bulldogs facing Aberdeen Roncalli. Roncalli proved to be too tough. As there was no third place game, that was the season's final game. For the three seniors, Joel, Terry, and Randy, this was the last year to wear the Milbank basketball uniform. It was the last opportunity to play for MHS. They won't play again on the home floor but the memories will remain with them. The juniors, however, have another year to improve and impress. The future looks promising for MHS. On closing the record book for another year, some things will be left out. For somewhere lost between the rebounds and field goals is drive, desire, and spirit. And the unwritten factor in every game is pride and in that, the Bulldogs are Number 1! Chris Van de Voort looks up to his team (far right). Terry Peterson, “Would you believe 42 inches?” (opposite). Varsity Basketball: Row 1: Tom Rethke, Darwin Conrad, Chris Van de Voort, Joel Drube. Terry Peterson, Mark Szymanski, 1 racy Unker, Wayne Dragt. Row 2: Coach Jensen, Gordon Wibbens, Kurt Drube, David Van Sambeek, Burt Porter, Richard Bohlen, Mark Anderson, Randy Mann, Coach Schaefer. BASKETBALL

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bulldogs Tmd Zough Competit ion Mark Anderson getting wrapped up in the game (above, left comer). Randy Mann, “Oh no, my mom wore her ‘I love Randy’ sweatshirt again (above, center). Mark Anderson, Burt Por- ter, “Come on Mark, pinch him harder before the ref secs ’ (above, right comer). Joel Drube, No. 54, “Sorry, this seat’s taken (above). Freshman BB Statistics opponent MHS Webster 36 57 Clear Lake 31 38 Watertown 37 36 Sisseton 46 44 Ortonville 33 45 Webster 29 47 Watertown 55 60 Sisseton 52 45 Gear Lake 33 45 Ortonville 32 34 Freshman Basketball: Row 1: Mike Storm, Richard Poppen, Steve Dravland, Scott Smith, Greg Buchclc, Richard Tlialoupka, Randy Patnoe. Row 2: Tom Beare, Donald Bohn, Steve Hilbrands, Tom Lundborg, Tom Price, Larry Youngren, Gregg Dmbe, Keith Keller, Aaron Shives, Coach Lee BASKETBALL