Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

Milbank High School Milbank, South Dakota 1973 kennel Volume Vweuly-Sight Zke Rising generation Ceers, Cabors, Cures Levon Riggin: “What did you say the answer to number 10 was? Tim Nordquist: “Do you think Mom will like it? One of our A.V. Boys hard at work! Jim Stengel, Stan Knaus: “Smile, Jim, we’re on Candid Camera.” Students and parents taking it all in at an exciting wrestling match. leads, listens, loafs, loves and leaves Mike Chaloupka, “Sneaking up to, gotchya! Zhe Slower Of Cife Cu Coughs, Cooks Lyn Tjadcn, Renee Pribyl: “Gimmy dat, gimmy dat, gimmy gimmy gimmy dat pen.” Larry Flanery: “I won’t say it, 1 won’t say it, I won’t say it!” 4 loiters, litters, And longs dor Kelease Mary Ostlic: “Do you see what I I a Moyne Stewart, Danny Bohn, Mr. Dickhaut: So that’s what happens at those after school sessions! Tom Bercns: H.O. (Home Occupationist) Doing his thing. Charlccn Randall. Tom Bearc, Rose Ann Poppcn, Larry Youngrcn, Nancy Dahlc. Doug Grovenburg, Gwen Hen .e. Gerald DeVaal: “That Spotlight is killing me.” 5 faculty and Administration Attention Aimed At Armory George Smith David Bcrgan Superintendent Sr. High Principal Arthur Campbell Jr. High Principal and Adm. Asst. Curtis Hallbcrg Rueben Walkes Business Manager Koch Principal Spitznagcl Partners: Ron Mielke, Robert Wcidcnaar. William Bent- zinger. State Engineer: Kenneth Crow. School Board Members: Dr. N. C. Madsen, Vcm Bearc, A. Mark Bucholz, Jim Adler, Dr. E. A. John son, George Smith, Curtis Hallbcrg. Zeachers Zrain Z Zo Subsist Lester Blocm-Algebra I, II, Jr. High Basketball, Purdue University, MAT Pamela Young-Vocal Music, Music Appreciation, Music Theory, Augustana, B.A. Rick Kolkman-World Re- gions, Debate. Augustana College, B.A. Karen Kolkman - German, Am. Gov't., Ass’t. Debate, Augustana. B.A. Oscar Dickhaut-Am. Govt., Sociology, Senior Class Ad- visor, University of N. Dak., M.E. Ellen Reed-English II, Tech. Prod., Drama Dep’t., Sopho- more Class Advisor, Moor- head State College. B.S. Paul Shcrburnc-Boys’ Phy. Ed., Boys' Health, Head Football Coach, Ass't. Track, Augustana, B.S. Mr. Fosheim: “I just want to make it crys- tal clear, I am the head wrestling coach.” Leona Shaw-School Nurse, P?abody School of Nursing, R.N. Chemistry Jntroduced Jn Grade Zwelve ever existent Educators Chris Scrck-lndustrial Arts, Northern State College, B.S. Warren Beck-Junior English, Bulldog Advisor, Northern State, B.S. Esther Boerger-English 9, Creative Writing, Junior High Dcclam, South Dakota State University, B.A. Clarence Modin-Am. His- tory, Concordia College, B.A. Entertainment for the faculty banquet Sonya Malkcrson, Terry Price and Darell Pribyl - Chemistry, Yearbook, Camera Gub, Sioux Falls College, B.S. Arlene Fox-Shorthand. Bus. Machines, Off. Occupations, FBLA Advisor, Cheerleading Advisor, University of SD, MBTE 10 Orville Dauwen-AV Director Evoke Excitement Jn Expectations Mi. Vostad: He’s got that “We’re only behind by 63 points” look on his face. faculty dun and 3it ness Charles Myklcgard-Dist. Ed., Counselor. DECA Advisor, Northern State, M.S. Donald Malsom-Algebra I, gl ™ Jn After-School Hours was provided by Colleen Natalie, Pam Peden, Mary Jo Andersen, not pictured. Harold Whitc-Voc. Ag., Gen- eral Shop, FFA Advisor, South Dakota State Universi- ty, M.E. Dorothy Hooper-Sr. English, Declamation, University of S. Dak., B.A. Geraldine Martin-Home Ec. 1 and 11, Bachelor Survival, Creative Stitchcry, South Dakota State University, B.S. Alice Walther-Homc Eco- Roy Jensen-Geometry, Phys- nomics, FHA Advisor, Con- ics. Athletic Director, Soph- cordia College, B.S. omore Basketball, University of SD, M.A. bachelor Survival And Creative Stitchery And Cookery Added Zo Home economics Department 11 Zeachers Wisely Windup Eugene Vostad-Phs. Science, Ass’t. Football Coach, Wres- tling, South Dakota State University, B.S. Phyllis Hcnzc-Bookkeepcr, and Secretary James Downie-Band, Golf, University of Northern Colo- rado, M.A. Vicki Strege-Home Econom- ics, FHA Advisor, South Dakota State University, B.S. Merrill Sly-Guidancc Dircc- Service Awards: Lester Bloem, 5 years; Hazellc Black, 5 years; tor. Counselor, Key Gub Ad- years; Leonard Nelson, 10 years; Mary Scott, 20 years; Delaney visor. South Dakota State years; Charles Myklegard, 10 years. Not pictured: Lorenc Folk, University, M.A. 12 Miss Young: How sweet is the sound of applause. Wonderment Within MHS Students Raymond Hoch - Drafting, Art, Driver Ed., Junior Class Advisor, Black Hills State College, B.S. Sharon McCarriar-Girls’ Phy. Ed.t Girls’ Health, Gymnas- tics and Track Teams, North- ern State College, B.S. Dick Boyd-Accounting, Busi- ness Law, Financial Manage- ment, Economics, FBI A Co- Advisor, Dakota Wesleyan, B.A. Harvey Schaefer, 5 years; Elea-Nora Rics, 5 years; Ellen Reed, 5 Cantinc, 5 years; Shirley Schmidt, 5 years; George Smith, 5 5 years. Carolyn Strobel-F.nglish 9 and 10, Northern State Col- lege, B.S. Mr. Modin: ‘Take out a Mr. Jensen: His mother must have told him about piece of paper and pencil. Ultra-Brite! Question number one . . Richard Olson-Typing, Intro, to Business, Cross Country Coach, Ass’t. Track Coach, Wrestling, Northern State, B.S. Lillian M. Colberg-Biology, University of South Dakota, B.S. 13 My MS faculty Prepares Students 3or 3our More years Katherine Harkins 8th English and De- ciam Delaney Can tine 8th Social Studies Dorothy Miller 7th English Sid Fosheim Life Science Dale Peterson Band Lillian Jibbens 7th Social Studies Robert Huber 8th Math Bernice Cizadlo Secretary to Supt. 14 Koch School Jwests Jn Mew Zeachers ’ Aides Left to Right: Front row: Or- lena Iverson, Barbara Meyer, Arlene Lindberg. 2nd row: Pa- tricia Berkncr, Cynthia Nel- son, Pamela Tunge. 3rd row: Loretta Brown, Bethel Serck, Janet Singsaas, Betty Pribyl. 4th row: Delores Gudmund- son, Rene Graf, Caroline Gom- mer, Juanita Stinson. Charles Kciser Earth Science Aides Are Added Zo Koch School faculty Georgine Opseth- Kindgtn. Mary Scott-Kindgtn. Dene Buri-lst Lorcnc Folk-1st F4ca-Nora Rics-lst Tommyc Fcnncr-2nd Joyce Johnson-2nd Sandra Vitters-2nd Loretta Cantine-3rd Cheryl Conrad-3rd Cheryl Boyd-3rd Jeanne Tietjen-4th Qifford Vittcrs-4th Dorothy Docktcr-4th Inez Levisen-4th Ruth Walth-Sec. Carole Huber-5th Opal Lovseth-5th Mildred Folk-5 th Dorothy Erickson-6th Joyce Bocrgcr-6th Myrtle Hogic-6th George Orman-6 th Barbara Norc-Spec. Ed. Viola Vogel-Spec. Ed. Irene Lovaas-Learning Disabilities Mavis Knaus-Lcaming Disabilities Betty Cramcr-Music Gladys Schmidt-Sp. Thcr. Norma Sly-Rcm. Reading and Math Harvey Schaefcr-Phy. Ed. Arlys Lambrechts-Phy. Ed. 15 , • . ;r:• -j-,' ., •-.• fi: � .N v .- v - Karen Schad Mary Angerhofer David Gulck Mark Anderson Thomas Berens Gary Henze Debra Cleveland Richard Bohlen Crispin Freiwald 18 Deborah Dombusch Harlan Bohn Gloria Wright Leslie Gooch Donna Mueller James Naeve Senior Class Officers: Mary Wilson, secretary ;Chris Van de Voort, president; Lynn Tjaden, vice president; James Naeve, treasurer. Mary Andersen Danny Bohn Diane DeVaal Mark Gudmundson Steven Wise Karla Englund Thomas Dorneman Carol Van Sambeek David Van Sambeek Linda Morton Lynn Tjaden Deborah Vallance Steven Wilde Levon Riggin 20 Mark Szymanski Michelle Vissers Joyce Rethke Success fa Society Rose Tostcnson: “I can't believe I ate the whole thing.” Meredith Van Sam bee k William Steinlicht Rhonda Schwandt Tracy Unker Darwin Conrad Christopher Van de Voort Calvin Moser Laurie (Constant Patrick Hurley Gordon Wibbens Mary Wilson John Johnson Alan DeLong Jeanette Tracy Alan Giesen Michael Pauli David Lundborg Colleen Natalie 22 David Aden Cary Bergley Gloria Marquardt Patty Hanner Michael Chaloupka Neal Homan Mark Anderson. Pam Peden, Vic Schreiner, Mary Wilson: Dickhaut cute in his bathing suit?” Chris Van de Voort: “This is the way Lynn Tjaden: ‘This, students, is a biphricated invertibrator.” we wash the glass. Try not to fall or you 11 land on your face.” 24 Mark Anderson,Colleen Natalie. Deb Vallancc, Judy Lowitz, Carmal Tobin, and Meredith Van Sambeek on the Madison trip: “Governor who?” Levon Riggm: “Ain't she the afs pajamas' Neil Pinkert Jancen Bury Darwin Lindahl Victoria Schreiner Seniors Social Statu Christine Nordquist Alan Reiners Daniel Hallberg Thomas Hoffert Mary Strube Tracy linker, Rick Bohlen, Mark Anderson, Dan Haliberg: A Donna Redmond Belva Stinson “« of real professionals. Js Certainly Changing Rose Tostenson Joseph Engebretson Carmal Tobin Vicki Larson Ann Angerhofer Sonya Malkerson Dianne Holtquist Wayne Dragt Dennis Trapp Darrell Reiners Clayton Hedman Debra Cannedy Seniors Stay As Sharp Pamela Peden Norma Moldenhauer Stanley Knaus Jeffry Dornbusch Barbara Patridge Debra Parker Karen Amsden Mary Ostlie Sharon Ramsey Debra Boerger Debra Pederson Sherry Poppen 28 Neil Pinkert Rose Rehnke Lori Adler Burton Porter Terrance Price Elizabeth Shives Many things are associated with the word school. To everyone it had a different meaning. For some. School was an educational experience-in classrooms, lyceums, concerts, and football games. School, to some, was homecoming, dances, basketball games, and debating. To others, school was selling and eating concessions, wrestling matches, going to class meetings, and electing class of- ficers. School was breaking or trying to obey the rules. To some students, school was the place where they took tests, served de- tention, paid gum fines and library book fines, and got into trouble. School was going to trackmeets, reading the BULLDOG, getting jobs, and getting out of trouble. It was going to prom, sel- ling play tickets, and trying not to flunk. Getting report cards back on time, cadet teaching, and cheering at pep rallies were all parts of school life. Having your first date was usually connected with school. School for some students was blushing in class when your report was read, or complaining about phy. ed. Student Government Day. science class, book reports, and senior class trip were all integral components of high school at Milbank. Term papers, make-up slips, and bib cards, student council, knocking hot lunch, and worrying if you brushed your teeth on the day the nurse checks were things all high school kids shared. Key Club, National Honor Society, and cheerleading involved some of the student population. But for most, school was parties, feeling virtuous when you throw your gum out before you were told to, and Iowa Basics. Being upset with a teacher might result in un- fairness, but still there were the fun days in class. More than any- thing, school was growing out to people and learning to care about the mixture of personalities that were friends and fellow class- mates. Pamela Schank Not Pictured: Michael Lambrechts David McCulloch Arlin Munson Cris Frciwald and Sher Pop what do you think of him, Ma' juniors flaunt floyfully Finally having achieved the distinction of being upperclassmen, juniors continued to be an active class. Juniors added English projects, annual members, paper reporters, wrestlers, debaters, cheerleaders, runners, basketball players and Boy and Girl Staters to MHS student life. Many class members held down jobs for their after school hours. Junior English and American History also provided homework for this time. Being upperclassmen was just one of the new privileges juniors obtained. No more phy. ed., being 16 and old enough to drive even if getting a car was sometimes tough, and ordering class rings all brightened the year for juniors. ij Greg Miller, vice-president; Dalton Tietjen, president; Debbie Bcachcm, treasurer; Shcrree I'lancry, secretary. Debbie Beachem, Anita Dalton, Pam Martin, Dawn Houck. Dan Wiese: “If Mr. Bergan finds that in your locker, you’ve had it!!” Glenda Aden Tamara Anderson Deborah Angerhofer Gavin Angerhofer James Angerhofer Myla Arnold Debra Beachem Orlyn Bcrkncr Mary Boc Scott Boerger DeWayne Borchert Debra Busk Julann Carlson Christine Chaloupka Timothy C'onraads Kcnne Dailic Anita Dalton David DeJong Timothy DeJong Gerald DeVaal Douglas Dexter James Dietman James Dornbusch Teresa Dornbush 30 Zo ffoin junior-Senior Vrom Edmund Dorneman James Egeberg Linda Fenner Sherrce Flanery Debra Folk Steven Folk Angie Foss Debra Frcrichs Mark Frick son Kenneth Giessinger Philip Giessinger Lane Gruenwald Clark Haliburton Cindy Halverson Michael Hansen Dean Hartman Sharon Heffernan Dana Houck Dawn Houck Rhonda Hurley Juris Janavs Randolph Jibbens Debra Johnson Kenneth Johnson Marsha Johnson Edward Julius Lynac Kasuske Kevin Kauers Jeanne Keller Cynthia Kelly juniors justify Zkeir juvenile joshing Michael Kelly Michael Konshak Henry Krause Ronald Krause Karla Lambrechts Carolyn Larson Margaret Lesnar Bert Loehrcr Penny Lundborg Clemens Marohl Donna Marquardt Kim Martin Pamela Martin Mary Marttila Greg Miller Darwin Minder Glenn Mueller Patty Mueller Timothy Nordquist Vicky OTarrcll Vickie Parker Keith Pauli Corric Poppcn DeWaync Prasnicki Loretta Pribbcnow Renee’ Pribyl Michael Pufahl Douglas Redmond Leslie Rethke Ann Roggenbuck David Schlosscr Diane Schmidt Duane Schuelke Nancy Schultz Marcia Schwandt Randall Spahr Scott Bocrgcr, “Have a drink of this, my sweet one. 32 {juniors jeopardize jumbling justice Timothy Spahr Joel Splinter Kathleen Stcinlicht James Stengel LaMoync Stewart Julie Stocking Kathryn Storm Linda Stregc Gerald Strube Darwin Thiele Duane Thiele Marilyn Thyne Dalton Tietjen Charles Trapp Ardclle Underwood Eileen Van Hoorn Dcnicc Van Sambcek Joan Van Sam bee k Kathy Van Sambeek Albert Veen Bernard Weber Timothy Weber Rosemarie Wellnitz Roger Whiting Dan Wiese, Dave DeJong, Ken Giessinger, Tim Nordquist, DeWayne Prasnicki, You’ve had it, G.l. Joe!” Daniel Wiese Joyce Williams John Winquist Julie Wittrock Terry Wittrock Orville Folk 33 Sophomores Seek Sophistication Rhonda Adams Mary Jo Adler Thomas Bcarc David Bocrgcr Donald Bohn Brenda Boogaard Wynne Boogaard Cynthia Bracht Rebecca Brotzel Gregg Buchcle Steven Bury James Buttke Richard Chaloupka Lowell Christensen Lynn Cleveland Nancy Dahle James DcFea Douglas Dittes Michael Dornbusch Jane Domcman Steven Dravland Michael Frdahl Celeste Lngcbretson Brian Folk Randy Folk Todd Forman Kenneth Frandscn Dixie Frickson Wayne Fritz Bradley Giescn 34 Barb Gicssinger Teresa Gicssinger Colecn Gill Mary Gill Jeffrey Grabow Mary Gravcllc Donna Hallbcrg Marcia Hammrich Richard Hansen Ricky Hanson Scott Hay David Hclmbrecht Michael Hermans Joanne Hilbrands Steven Hilbrands Linda Hoch Debra Hooth Diane Hooth Julie Jensen Patricia Johanson Brent Johnson Jewel Johnson Michael Johnson Robert Johnson Teresa Jurgens Sandra Karels Sheila Karges Mary Karglcder Colette Keller Keith Keller Keith Kelly Mclonic Koch James Korstjcns James Kunde Lori Lewis Teresa Lieffort Davonnc Lindahl Janet Locschkc Thomas Lundborg Steven Mann Neil Manning Brenda Martin 35 Sophomores Karla Moklcnhauei Julannc Moser Lyle Moser Marsha Moser Alan Mullin Molli O’Connor Randal Patnoe Patricia Pauli Kathryn Pedcn Cynthia Peterson Gene Pinkert Richard Poppcn Larry Splinter, “Now you’re really looking at something.” Keith Porter Thomas Price Terrence Pufahl Catherine Rcdlin Marian Sackrcitcr Janet Schad Richard Schaefer Diane Schliesman Sharon Schreiner Connie Schwandt Aaron Shivcs Scott Smith James Speidel Larry Splinter Jill Steinle Steven Stemsrud Donald Stengel Vickie Stoltenburg Michael Storm Keith Stranvoid Bruce Thomas Diana Thyne 36 Wayne Thyne Sheryl Ticking Patricia Tobin Julie Tostenson Jacqueline Tracy Diane Trapp Joel Trcis Mark Trevett Kimberly linker Bonnie Vissers Gene Wallh Douglas Ward Craig Welinit . David Wiese Laurie Wise Cindy Wiseman Connie Wittroek Arthur Wright Tom Bearc, “Toot-da-a-lou, CHARGE! Sophomore kids: Just another exciting day in class. Cynthia Peterson, “Oh.dam, not another pin up for the annual.” Sophomores The second lime around for the class of ’75 showed the other members of MHS that sophomores can hold their own with anyone. With a year of experience behind them they displayed their skills at football. Junior varsity debate was also sophomore dominated. The “B' basket- ball team, made up entirely of sophomores, often gave the crowd a thrill. Members of the class of ’75 also added to other school clubs--FFA, FHA, drill team, band, chorus, and paper staff, etc. Wrestling benefited from the additions, three of whom wrestled for the varsity. Track, golf, and tennis seasons saw sophomore partici- pants. Their sophomore activities included homework from biology, like bringing frogs and plants, to the never to be forgotten Julius Caesar. Geometry baffled many sophomores with isosceles triangles, etc. To break routine of classwork, tests were given to determine whether sand shoveling or ditch digging were suitable occupations. Now done with their last year as underclassmen, sopho- mores anticipate being juniors. 37 frantic, dearful, and frrlorn James Adler Christopher Acsoph Karen Angcrhofer Vicki Angerhofcr Wade Davis Patrick DcFea Kevin Bailey Douglas Barlund Julie Binde Joann Dock ter Marie Dockter Terrance Dolcn Earl Bohlcn Peggy Bohn Donna Bor chert Keith Bracht Marccy Briggs Terry Brooks Mary Brown Kevin Bunting Thomas Bury Freshman Class Officers: Kae Dailie, secretary; Chns Acsoph. president; Anita Janavs, vice-president; Shcrcc Stcmsrud, treasurer. Randy Busk Gary Canncdy Thomas Chaloupka Barbara Dorale James Ebert James Emanuel Julie Fnglund Lawrence Flanery Cindy Conraads Yvonne Conraads Robert Crist Kae Dailie fieskmen Jumble Zkrougk first year David I oik Terry Forster Charleen Randall, Colleen Randall, Nancy Gillum. “Come on, hurry up, here comes Mr. Bergen. David Lee Jancll Leviscn Bradley Lewis David Larson Marc Larson Roxann Laskowskc Marlin Hofer Loretta H offer I Margaret Holt .man Anita Janavs Peggy Forman Connie Giessinger Nancy Gillum Steven Johnson Alexandra Kasuske Michael Kasuske Gail Koch John Konstant Nancy Lambrechts Beverly Hartman Gwen Henze Carol Lundin Jeffrey McCuBoch Michael McKeman Danny Mikkelson James Giossi Douglas Grovenburg Barbara Hansen Paul Lindquist Nyla Lunderville Rona Lunderville 39 Jo Ann Mogard Kathy Moldcnhauer Gregg Moser Anthony Mueller James Mueller Nathan Mueller Robert Munson Judy Naeve David Larson, “Give it to me, PLEASE?” Charleen Ran- dall, ‘ What a HUNK.” Darryl Nelson Theresa Nordquist Michael Nowick Randall OTarrell Nancy Ostlic James Patnoe Martin Pauli Sandra Pederson JreshmcH forfeit 9tinny 9eeUngs John Pochardt Rosanne Poppen Darwin Prisingcr Luther Rethkc Mark Roggenbuck Shelly Rohlfs Julie Scheff Susan Scheff Laurie Schell Charleen Randall Colleen Randall Jody Reese Dale Rungc Susan Schank Teresa Schlicsman Pamela Schmidt Leon Schmieg 40 dreskmen finally ?orm finesse Garry Schneck Steven Schuclke Linda Schultz Shcrcc Stcmsrud Brenda Stregc Kristi Thorson Michael Trapp Mary Lee Trevett Barbara Tuchscherer James Schumacher Steve Sorsen Kelvin Smith Peggy Thyne Don Torgcrson John Tulowetzke Daniel Undewood Gary Underwood Patricia Van Hoorn Lawrence Van Hout Morris Van Lith Paul Van Sambcck Anita Veen Nancy Weber Dick Wellnitz Joan Wellnitz James Adler: “Rock me baby.” Thomas Bury: “If he stole my vocab book again...” Linda Wellnitz James Wilde Susan Wilde Dennis Wittrock Plays, wrestling, and paper staff were all enrich- ed by the addition of the class of ’76 into Mil- bank High School. After overcoming their awe of the school-We’re actually in high school, you guys-and the upper classmen-Don’t say that, here comes a SENIOR-the freshmen joined activities of MHS with fresh enthusiasm. They brought new ideas to FHA. cheerleading, and FFA. They added new voices to chorus, student council, and provided new talents for track, crosscountry, basketball, drill team, and dcclam coaches to work with. The freshmen quickly be- came accustomed to tests, grading scales, razzing, and detention along with the other perils of life at MHS. For example, float building was a fairly new experience for many of the class, but they managed a second place. School dances didn’t overpower the freshmen as attendance was very high. They upheld the freshmen tradition in pep rallies by giving it a good try. Over the course of the year, the freshmen learned many things, science, math, English, etc., also poise and con- fidence. Through conquering the fundamentals, the class of ’76 is ready for new challenges. 41 Seventh GndC.QaS.QJfiS.fflB: Andy Johnson, presi- dent; Tim Graf, vice-president; Marty Porter, secre- tary; Kerry Koch, treasurer; Lisa Moldenhauer, Curtis Bcrkncr, student council representatives. Eighth Qrade Displacement Douglas Aden Kandy Anderson Brenda Angerhofer Lori Angerhofer Karen Armstrong Thomas Athey Greg Babbe James Beare 4 k . 4 Pt « r ), X.. JCt Robert Berens Curtis Bcrkner Melody Bock Bradley Boerger Gail Boerger Leah Bohn Ricky Bohn Faye Brown Mary Jo Brotzel Mark Bucholz Daniel Chaloupka Wayne Christopherson Julie Davis Darla DeLong Jim DeJong Jim DcVaal David Dikstaal Dale Dinter David Dinter Rhonda Dock ter Robert Dohrer Kay Ehlebracht Wayne Lhlcbracht Vivian Fish Mary Fnglert Duane Folk Nicholas Folk Samuel Folk Connie Forman John Forman Tamara F orster Cheryl Fredrickson Rene' Gannon Hugh Giescn Js foreseen My the Seventh Grade Cindy Giossi Susan Giossi Sandra Gommer Gregory Grabow Tim Graf Susan Guick Lisa Hajenga Ruth Hallberg David Hammrich Marty Hammrich Kevin Heilman Vicki Hein Marilce Hermans Joanne Hinders Bruce Houck Mark Iverson Andrew Johnson Leigh Jones Kim Karges Patrick Kdly Gail Knaus Kerry Koch Dylan Koepke Kathryn Konstant Michael Konstant Dennis Komder Rhonda Lambrechts Scott Lardy Lori Levison Mary Lieffort Susan Locschke Tim Lowitz Jeff Mann Clifford Marohl Teresa Martcll Diane McKernann Sherri Miclitz Charles Miller Kevin Miller Barbara Mogard Lisa Moldcnhaucr Tamara Moser 43 Mark Bucholz, Brad Boergcr, Bob Dohrer. Randy Ander- son, Cindy Mikkclson. Scott Lardy arc making use of the library. Seventh Grade F.ric Munson Roger Naeve Julie Nordquist William Nash Wayne Nowick Megan O'Connor Marty Porter Dale Prisinger Bret Raabe Glenn Giessinger Steven Jones Bob Stropmcki Anthony Van Lith Kevin Raup Robert Reiners Renee Roggenbuck Randy Schaefer Vickie Scheff Jeff Schmidt Lori Schultz Diane Schwandt Alan Schweer Diane Schweer Kevin Schweer Brian Smith Kimbcrlee Smith Teresa Smith Jeffrey Spanton Scott Spanton Calvin Stengel Joan Stocking Cindy Storm Bonnie Thomas Monte Thomas Renee Ticsing Linda Thyne Mary Tostcnson Clyde Tracy Linda Tracy James Trevett Lori Voeltz Tammy Wagner Billy Wellnitz Janet Wellnitz Jerry Willett Debra Wittrock Randy Wittrock Michael Wright Patty Youngrcn 44 Eighth Qrade Declare Prevalence Debbie Adams Jean Adler John Adler Lisa Bailey David Beachem Kevin Bear Timothy Berens Leila Bohn Linda Boogaard Wayne Boogaard Daniel Borns Teresa Buttke Roger Christensen Michael Classon Bryan Comstock Barbara C'onraads Julie Dahle Renae Dinter Brenda Dittes Margaret Dornbusch Steve Dornbusch “She can’t squeeze that hard.” Mark Gruenwald Ray Ann Manner Luvcrne Hanson David Hansvold Kirby Hay Timothy Hein Linda Hilbrands Bruce Homan Tim Homan Douglas Hyatt Carole Erwin James Iverson Susan Jacobs Tamara Dornbusch Julie Fgcbcrg William Englert Kathy Fredrickson Dawn Giessingcr Laurie Gillum Debra Gommer Denise Grabow Julie Gravellc Sheila Grothe Kim Joachim Ann Johnson Sharon Johnson Eighth Michele Larson, presi- dent; Nancy Gillum, vice-president; Pam Lardy, secretary; Susan Jacobs, treasurer; Cindy Peden, Nancy Larson, student council representatives. Twla Konshak Marlyn (Constant Donald Kosse Steven Lambrechts Denise Karels Patricia Kasuskc Kendall Kauers Linda Keller Kathy Kelly Roxanne Kelly Darwin Knaus Kimberly Kohout Pamela Lardy Michele Larson Nancy Larson Robert Laskowski “If I cat one more snowflake. 1 11 turn into a blizzard.” Tom Lieffort Ronald Loeschkc Delores Marohl Peggy Martell Gregory Martin Terry McCulloch Melody Mcrtens William Middagh Cindy Mikkclson Cheryl Mitzcl Doris Mongold Jodi Morrill Cynthia Mueller Tom Mueller Tim Mundwilcr Debra Nichclc Craig Oehlcr Tom Olson Jeanne Parker William Pauli Cynthia Peden Lori Peters Jo Anne Pochardt Roddie Prasnicki Kevin Pribyl Paul Ramsey Eighth Qrade Create S of Superiority Nancy Sackrcitcr Linda Schambcr Richard Schmeichel Jane Schell Mary Schliesman Thomas Schreiner Lynette Schuclke Wendy Schultz Brenda Smith Tammy Smith Timothy Smith Allen Spahr Renata Spanton Duane Spcidcl Steven Storm Timothy Storm Susan Strobl Nancy Stubc Randy Stuckey Roger Thiele Keith Thomas Gail Thyne Patricia Thyne Randy Tjaden Susan Tobin Joyce Tracy Charles Tulowetzkc Larry Underwood Bob Van Hout Doris Van Sam beck Jodene Van Sambeck Charlotte Van Stralen Brenda Wellnitz Renae Wellnitz Mark Wiese Doug Wiseman Darwin Wojahn LcRoy Wood Zheir Rigid Routine Runs Zhe School Cooks: Freida Gommer, Jo Adolphson, Evelyn Moser. Cooks ‘Janitors Cooks: Lavonne Schneck. Sidonia A hart z, Martha Jones. Custodian: Wesley Spahr Custodian: GlenCottcn. Custodian: Leonard Nelson. Office Secretary and Aides QfQefiJklp: Lori Adler, Angie Foss, C'armal Tobin, Debbie Cleveland, Mrs. Henze, Sharon Heffernan, Kathy Storm, Jancen Bury. 48 Custodian: Vernon Adolphson. Students Strive Successfully East River Poster Contest: Wayne (iass presents Mary Jo Andessen with a 550.00 award for placing in the Hire a Vet poster contest. Mary also received the following awards: First place in the State Elks Club Youth Leadership Contest in the girl’s division; State PAR; Second place in the State Legion oratory. tML- ® A V p HIGH SCHOOL BAND AIL State Orchestra: Patty Mueller. That's the MilbahkTTigh School Band? The whole thing? 50 Peel am Winners: Cindy Halverson, humorous; Shcrrcc Fianery. dramatic; Colleen Natalie, poetry; Mary Jo Andersen, oratory. Boy and Girl Staters: Row I: Debbie Johnson. Debbie Vallancc. Row 2: Randy Jibbchs, Crcg MIIIcr. Row 3: Lane Gruenwald. Gerald DeVaal. Not pictured: lulann Carlson. Zo Sustain Special Manors National Merit Scholarship Finalist: Barb Patridge All-State Chorus: Row 1: Julann Carbon, Karla Moldcnhauer, Sonya Malkcrson. NormaMoldcnhauer. Row 2: Steve Wise, Jim Stengel, Stan Knaus. Mark Ander- son. Betty Crocker Award Winner: Colleen Natalie South Dakota Bankers Seminar: Steve Wise, Cris Frciwald Snow Queen 1973: Former Queen, Sue Mundwilcr. First Runner-up, Pam Pedcn; Queen Rose Tosterison; Second Runner-up, Bclva Stinson. National Honor Society Negotiates Hyperactive Scholars Belva Stinson. Debbie Boerger, Pam Men, Janet Gill, Meredith Van Sambcck, C'ollccn Natalie preparing for the round-up of a new initiation. Beth Strives, Vicki Larson, Janet Gill, Juiann Carlson, ftuty Mueller prepare for the chemical reaction of the new members. Sprint Initiates: Row I: Julie Stocking, Rhonda Hur- ley. Debbie Johnson; Row 2: Juris Ja navas, Randy Jibbcns, Jim Egcberg. National Honor Society. Row I: Mary Andersen. Vicki Larson. Belva Stinson. Barb Pat ridge, Carol Van Sambcek. Mary Wilson. Row 2: Vicki Schreiner. Chris Van dc Voort, Cris Fret wild, Jim Naeve; Row 3: Janet Gill. Debbie Boerger, Beth Shives. Sharon Heffcman, Colleen Natalie. Patty Mueller; Row 4: Gerald DeVaal. Meredith Van Sambeek, Dalton Tictjcn. Julaan Carlson. year Proves fateful Zkr World Cindy Halverson was one of the students who partici- pated in the 1973 Presidential Mock Election. The following world events penetrated through the students pre- occupation with high school happenings: Zragedy At Zhe Olympics Abortion Caw Passed POW Pel ease Devaluation Presidential Election Apollo Mission Rapid City Jndian Conflict Sarthquake At Nicaragua Ending Of Zhe War OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR n omoCion THE STATEHOUSE PIERRE. SOUTH DAKOTA Harlan Bohn. Leslie Gooch, David Tostenson, and Debbie Bocrgcr. along with rest of the senior class attended the East River Electric Co-op Convention in Madison, South Dakota. Mark Anderson and Governor Kncip at the East River Electric Co- op Convention in Madison, South Dakota. V nra ta ?rs0u.Vr .j vJ pKiJltS rr-c W-arts - 0 -I rwo'uV.ari ’ •. Canal - r.i; arxJ, crrv iM'o sa 'O ptA id W yOJ« !� � So .VOAf, r fOStFOfi.. I, RICHARD F. K L! ', Governor Cl r ■ -autn c� nr r i tifftetetty ■ � -ojnUi-H • THE «tCCMTEHMlAl� CuAS5 ns. � « rr.in o W. rny n yj. ■ � vt r K d tn G4 «m cr w Sout D k� ct , JO r . « s Cap � '. City, Stft � 7 ol Octotxjr. in Y or o' Ou� Core.Mlr - X '' L tr ✓ zfxziX----- ?.v. . «sow, Si.cwtrAm TATE Producing Plays It was a comedy about George Antrobus. his wife and two children, and their general utility maid, Lily Sabina, all of F.xcclstor, New Jersey. George Antrobus is John Doe or George Splevin or you-the average American at grips with a destiny, sometimes sout, sometimes sweet. The Antrobuses have survived fire, flood, pestilence, the seven-year iocusts, the ice age. the black pox and the double feature, a dozen wars and as many depressions. They run many a gamut, are as durable as radiators, and look upon the future with a disarming optimism. Alternately bewitched, befuddled, and becalmed, they are the stuff of which heroes are made-heroes and buffoons. They are true offspring of Adam and Eve, victims of all the tils that flesh is heir to. They have survived a thousand calam- ities by the skin of their teeth. The play is a tribute to their indestructibility. Mike Pauli. Debbie Vallance, Susan Scheff, I'm glad to know there are such 54 Susan Schcff, “Henry’s thrown another stone.' Barb Patridge, “Keck, Keck, Keck.' Promotes Pride Announcer (Broadcast Official) John Tulowetzke Judy Lowitz Mr. Fitzpatrick Neil Manning Deborah Vallancc Dinosaur (Coveener) Mammotli (Coveener) Telegraph Boy (Coveener) Henry Antrobus Mr. Antrobus Doctor (Chair Pusher) Judge (Mr. Trcmaync) Homer (Fred Bailey) Miss B. Muse (Coveener) Miss T. Muse (Coveener) Miss M. Muse (Coveener) Nancy Dahlc Mark Trevett Brad Giesen Susan Scheff Keith Kelly Catherine Redlin nir -t.tr Ellen Reed Assistant Director Celeste Engcbrctxon, “Enjoy yourselves?” Joel Trcis, Keith Kelly, Bert Lochicr, “Jingle bells, jingle bells . . 5 5 Zhe One Act Play. . . Adaptation, Keceived Zwo Mo nor Placings Sherree Flanery, Mike Pauli: “Where are we going, Phil? ' Deb Vallancc: “Phylhi can't make a commitment.” Pest Actress: Sherree dlanery Mike Pauli Pest Actor: Terry Price: “Your father dies at the set.” Deb Vallancc. Mike Pauli, Terry Price: “Harry, it’s a boy! Shcrrec Flanery: “Could I please be excused? Spicy teacher Jo Jo Doris Benson Phil Benson . Mother .... Father Darcy Benson Games master Stage manager Lights Sound .. Properties Costumes Assistant Director Director.......... .. Sherree l lanery ......Mike Pauli .. Debbie Vallancc ......Terry Price ■... Neil Manning . Diane Holtquist Vic Schreiner ... Sheila Karges Dcbbi Johnson Vic Schreiner Sharon HdTeman . Margaret Lcsnar JUI Steinle .. Me Ionic Koch Cathy Rcdlin Dcbbt Johnson ... Nancy Dahlc .....Ellen Reed (ii Debra V Deb participated in several school plays. Do Kangaroos Keally Have Pouches?” Debra, the foreign exchange student at MHS, had the follow- ing comments about her American exchange experience: “As an Australian AFSer my first aim for the year was to kill the myth of Australia as the land of 99% KANGAROOS and 1% people. 1 failed, people still ask me. ‘Do kangaroos really have pouches?’ Other than the misconceptions about Australia people in Milbank and the USA have been very friendly and hospitable to me. Although I haven't had a real language barrier and the American and Australian way of living is very comparable (both western), there are many subtle differences in the two ways of life. The school system here is quite foreign to-me especially the fact that I don’t have to wear a school uni- form. Here the school day starts earlier, periods are longer and there are far more extra curricular activities than in the academically inclined Australian system. The climate is also differcnl-too cold with a lot of snow (although I wish there had been more.) All the school activities, especially the Seniors’, are a lot different from back home. During our Senior year. Form 6. all you do is study. My year has been a valuable experience for me personally, and I hope that it has been worthwhile for everyone else concerned. An AFS club has just been started at the school and I hope that it will help future AFSers get acquainted with Milbank and further the AFS code- Walk Together, Talk Together. All Ye Peoples of the Farth Then and Only Then shall Ye have Peace.’ ’ ’73 Presidential Election Influenced MHS Jn 'Deciding Homecoming Zheme During homecoming coronation, roving reporter. Debbie Parker, got Coach Sherburne’s thoughts on the homecoming football game. Mil bank High’s Royal Court: Standing: Chris Van dc Voort ’73, Mark Anderson m, crown bearer, Lori Berens, crown bearer, LcRoy Capp. Dana Houck ’74, Steve Mann 75. Chris Aesoph ’76. Seated: Sherry TE ! A ASK HIGH This float captured the theme for the 1973 homecoming events. Dance tickets, mums, float decorations, and last-minute nap- kin-stuffing started off homecoming at MHS. With loud con- were crowned Queen and King. Alter coronation, most stu- dents stayed for the pep rally given by the football cheer- leaders. Maybe it was the free pop and hot dogs? The next day, the public saw the fruits of Student Council’s labors. Twenty-six floats paraded down Main Street. Though the game didn't add to the festivities, many students and alumni danced to the Uglies after the game. Happen 73, Pam Pedcn 73, Queen Levon, King Mark, Shcrree Flanery 74. Kim Unker 75. Shercc Stemsrud 76. 2nd placc-Frcshman float Queen Levon Riggin and King Mark Szymanski Shercc Stemsrud and Chris Aesoph, attendants 3rd place-Senior float Sherry Poppen, Pam Peden. Chris Van dc Voort. and Mark Anderson Student Council president Cris Freiwald presides at homecoming activities. 60 Zo Be Slating And Mark Szymanski, Pat Hurley, Gary Berkley, Bill Stcin- bcht. Vickie Schreiner. Vicki Larson.-“It’s amazing what 212 lbs. of napkins and a little talent can do!” LaMoync Stewart. Jim Stengel. Steve Wise, Jim Stengel: “What’d 1 do wrong?” Karla Moldenhaucr, Stan Knaus. Norma Moldcnhaucr, Tom Price, Sonya Malkcrson, Kevin Kauers, Julann Carl- son, Tom Beare,- WeVc got a secret!” Rick Bohlcn (top) to Deb Valance: “Boy. arc you lucky Pm not a pigeon!” MHS follows Zhe Stairway Zo Heaven Mr. and Mr� . Paul Sherburne. M.C Dalton Tietjcn. Getting ’'punchy’ at the wishing well! Being sociable at the Social Hour arc: Dal- ton Tietjen, Shcrree I tamrry, I Debbie Bea- Christie Nordquist. Tim Mueller, chem. Lane touenwaid. 62 T. Dolan. N. Gillum, A. Shives, J. Jensen. L Gruenwald. J. Stocking. D. Parker, C. I rciwald, J. Naeve, S. Wise, J. Stengel, V. Larson. Stan Knaus, He’s a real man. Mark Anderson presents Miss Young with the Teacher of the Year Award. Jeff Dornbusch, Take it all oft! Unde Pam wants YOU. Lane Gruenwald, “.Are pimples making you get ahead in the world?” Students Calmly Caper Up Canada Leaving Canada a week later Gordon Hopper and Chris Skrepetz, “Oh, Gord, you say such nice things!” Canadian Students: Chris Skrepetz, Barb Madynski, Gordon Hopper, Neil Black The Canadian Exchange took place from October 14-October 22. The trip started with a Kiwanis meeting in Watertown. The students from Canada and the U.S. met each other before going to their new homes. Highlights of the stay in Canada included a game of curling and a tour of the Red River Community College. MHS Canadian Exchange Students are: Dalton Tictjen, Jim Naevc, Lori Adler. Deb Johnson. 65 Students Study Salvation Of System Arlin Munson: “What do you mean, 'contempt of court ? Donna Mueller. Deb Valla nee. Mark Anderson, Carol Van Sam- beck. Clayton Hcdman, Bill Stcinlicht. One would think that Carol would do her creative stitchery elsewhere. Above: Rich Bohlen. Janet Gill, Alan Giesen, Mayor Robert Schreiner; participating in the Government Day lyceum. Below: Members of the Nationalist party; “And ! d appreciate your vote.” This is your Uncle Oscar speaking. Above: Rich Bohlen, Stan Knaus, Mark Gudmundson, members of the Feder- alist party. Below: Colleen Natalie and Lynn Tjadcn wondering where they can get more No-Doz. Seniors emo ye® znp In Canada, you can actually sec the skyline. Chaperones supervising Seniors. That house will look nicer when they get it out of the crate. Ready and riding. Debbie Cleveland, “Isn’t he just the most beautiful thing you Ve ever seen?” Student Council Stimulates MMS Starting almost completely from scratch, with almost all new faces. Student Council instituted fresh ideas into life at MHS. The Liberty Tree, a bulletin board to express student opinion and points of interest, made its appearance at MHS due to Student Council members. It fea- tured current events and newspaper accident reports, special honors to MHS students and lost and found announcements. The Council dele- gated four members to serve as spokesmen for the Council at meetings with parents and administration on student policies. The Council also offered suggestions for a drug curriculum program to be instituted the following year. Student Council planned the Slush Day in Milbank. In addition to inventing new jobs. Council carried out the traditional duties. The Homecoming Parade and Dance came under their super- vision. With the pre-dance publicity that Student Council members were responsible for, attendance at the dance was great. Another tradi- tional duty of Student Council was to contribute to the AI S fund. The Student Council of 1972-73 accomplished this by two parachute coin tosscs-no injuries were sustained. To get MHS in a romantic mood for Valentine’s Day, members constructed booths to resemble post of- fices. For only the price of a nickel, students could mail a valentine to their sweeties. Circumstances decreed that delivery must be a day late, but valentines kept their messages fresh. In order to figure out new ways to brighten up school life, and to get all their business done, once a week members gathered in Home Ec Three. Cris Frciwald, “1 got a val- entine! I got a valentine! Julie Stocking, Julie Jensen, Terry Dolen, “ilow about a Lime Slush Day? “Jump! Jump! We’ll catch you. Mr. Bergan, “I know who you are and I saw what you did! Student Council: Row 1: Debbie Parker, secretary; Vicki Larson, treasurer; Cris Freiwald, president; Jim Nacvc, vice-president. Row 2: Terry Dolen, Julie Jensen, Lane Grucnwald, Nancy Gillum, Aaron Shives, Julie Stocking. 70 Key Club Unlocks An Active year Ugly Man Dean Hartman. Mr. America, he is not breaking precedents. Key Club sponsored the First Ugly Man Contest. Using many props, Dean Hartman, Mark Frickson, Cris Frciwald, John Tulowetzkc, and LaMoyne Stewart, changed into mon- sters. Pictures were taken and students contributed to the man of their choice. At the end of the contest, Cris Freiwald was The Milbank High School Key Club is a service club co-sponsored by the Milbank Kiwanis Club and Milbank High School. This year there are twenty-seven young men in the club. Meetings are held every-other Thursday during the school year. The 1972 Interna- tional Key Club Theme is “Insure Tomorrow.” Throughout the school year the Milbank Key Club takes part in a variety of activities. The Club presented a bouquet of roses to Queen Levon Riggin at the Homecoming Coronation Ceremony. The sophomore members served as Guides throughout Post High School Planning Day. The members of the club have been taking turns attending the regular meetings of the Milbank Kiwanis Gub. The Key Gub Officers took over one of the Kiwanis Gub meet- ings of the Milbank Kiwanis Gub. This year the first Ugly Man Contest was sponsored by the Key Club. During the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays the members collected labels from well known grocery products. The labels were sent to UNICF.F. The members of the club participated with the Kiwanis Gub in a pop- corn selling project. Some of the profits from this project will be used to help defray expenses to the Key Club District Convention to be held in Alexandria, Minnesota. Fach year the key club has been helping the Kiwanians with their Snow Queen Festival. A sum of money is donated each year by the Key Gub to the Local American Field Service Organization to help defray expenses for a foreign exchange student. The Key Gub presents a Teacher of the Year Award to the members of the Milbank High School Faculty. At the end of the year a banquet is held for all members and their parents at which time the new officers are installed and the new members are inducted. Other miscellaneous services, social, and moneymaking projects are carried out each year by the members of the Milbank Key Club. Key Gub Officers: Row 1: Gerald DeVaal, secretary; Merrill Sly, advisor; Crispin Frciwald, vice president. Row 2: Mark Anderson, president; Chris Van de Voort, treasurer. Kiwanians of the future are: Row 1: K. Kaucrs, L. Grucnwald, T. Beare, J. Naeve, S. Wise, S. Stcmiriia; KrKeUer, A. Shives, A. Reiners. Row 2: C. Haliburton. M Szymanski T. Weber. M. Anderson. D. Houck, G. Miller, C. Freiwald, C. Van de Voort. Row 3: D Sch- losscr, D. Tictjen, L. Stewart. R. Spahr, G. Wibbens, T. Price, G. DeVaal, L. Tjaden, M. Sly, chosen Ugly Man. advisor. 71 Debonair DSC A Denotes Dexterity One of the most important things that the school and com- munity shared was the DECA club. It bridged the gap between the school activities and the working community. Benefits of this organization were received by the school, employers, com- munity, and the students, most of all. Twenty-two seniors took part in DECA action. They combined fifteen hours a week at a part-time job with a full twenty hours of classroom work. DECA members not only learned a specific skill while on the job, but they also earned money for their labors. Em- ployers of DECA students, eighteen different businesses, pro- fited from the help of their capable and willing assistants. Pic- tured here are some DECA personnel getting a headstart in the world of business. Joyce Rethkc: Now doesn't she look like Suzy Secretary? Tom Bcrcns: “Do you want me to carry you out?” Here’s Deb Canncdy checking you out. Tom Dorncman jiving on the credit card ma- chine. D.E.C.A. Officers are: Mr. Myklegard, advisor; Cheryl Thyne, secretary; Debbie Canned' vice-president; Bill Stcinlicht, treasurer; Jeff Dornbusch, president. David McCulloch: Everybody’s favorite carry out boy. 72 mi A JCeads Zke Way Laurie Konstant, Kim Anderson: “No, 10 divided by 2 is 5, not ’2 guzinda 10, 5 times.” Cadet Teachers: Row 1: Debbie Dornbusch, Norma Moldcnhaucr. Row 2 Pam Schank, CbDccn' Natalie, Michelle Vissers, Sherry Poppen. Row 3: Leslie Gooch, Oscar Dickhaut, Laurie Konstant, Karen Schad. Members of FBLA practiced participating as individuals in group projects. Miss Fox guided and supervised the thirty-nine members in their diversified activities. When FBLAers weren’t learning how to lead group discussions or presiding over meet- ings, they kept busy with a variety of things. They helped with money-making projects such as homecoming mums. A get-to- gether for the elderly was another feat accomplished by co- ordinated effort of members. Future Business Leaders of America are set for business careers. Cadet Zeackers FBLA Officers: Arlene Fox, advisor; Pam Martin, secretary; Sharon Ramsey, vice-president; Beth Shives, reporter; Joyce Rethkc, presi- dent. Seniors at MHS were given the chance to get first hand experience at the other side of school teaching. Teachers for the first semester are pic- tured. The second semester a new group of stu- dents tried their luck. Levon Riggin, Rose Rehnke, Carol Van Sambeek, Janeen Bury, and Carmal Tobin made up the cadets for semester two. This program provided the students with practical experience, in responsibilities of teach- ing and also gave them a chance to develop rap- port with students, teachers, and administration. Kennel Staff Kindled Kindness Debbie Johnson, Marsha Johnson, Terry Price, Lynn Tjaden Kennel Staff Editor-in-chief...........Christie Nordquist Senior Editor ...................Barb Patridge Junior Editor................... Renee Pribyl Photographers..............................Tim Nordquist Darrell Reiners John Johnson Jim Nacvc Steve Wilde Jim Ebert Darell Pribyl Eischer Studio Writer........................ Julie Jensen General Help............. Rose Tostcnson Typists.........................Pam Schank Karen Schad Business Managers........ Marsha Johnson Lynn Tjaden Debbie Johnson Terry Price Advisor.......................Darell Pribyl Printed by.........Pischcl Yearbooks, Inc. Christie Nordquist Barb Patridge. Marsha Johnson. Julie Jensen. Renee Pribyl. Christie Nordquist, Rose Tostcnson. Kathy Storm Kennel Staff Mr. Pribyl. Renee’ Pribyl. Marsha Johnson, Julie Jensen, Christie Nord- quist. Rose Tostcnson. Kathy Storm. Barb Patridge, Steve Wilde,Tim Nord- quist attended the workshop in Watertown. Karen Schad and Pam Schank Christie flordquist and Kenee Pribyl Mtended Zhe State {Journalism Work- shop Jn Prookings ,.f S Jim Rbert, Kathy Storm: That’s the most bizarre thing IVe ever heard!’ Gndy Bracht was a new addition at mid-term. Sitting: Tim Nordquist, Steve Wilde, Jim Naeve. Darrell Reiners, John Johnson. Stand- Advisor Mr. Pribyl ing: Juris Janavs, Jim Ebert. 75 journalists Kernel Adventures At MMS jjylldog Paper Staff: Row 1: Tom Price, Sharon Heffernan, Mary Jo Andersen, Julie Jensen, Teresa Jurgens. Row 2: Arthur Wright. Shercc Memsnid, Rosanne Poppen, Charieen Randall, Colleen Natalie. Mary Wilson, Dianne Holtquist. Jim Wilde Row 3: Joan Wcllnitz. Pam Schmidt, Alan Mullin. Bert Lochrcr, Janet Schad, Leslie Gooch, Mr Beck, Scott Boerger. Real cute story on Women’s Lib, Tom. See who opens your doors from now on. It was hassle alter hassle this year as the Bulldog paper staffers handled the harrowing experiences of meeting deadlines and doing their own paper layout. Under the leadership of editor Mary Andersen and page editors Sharon Heffernan, Tom Price, Teresa Jurgens, and Julie Jensen, twenty reporters noted the news in their monthly publication. Mr. Warren Beck served as advisor. Reporters spent many frustrating hours attempting to get all the information needed for a story, and editors fought to keep track of newsworthy events and to keep the staff on schedule. The thrust of the Bulldog was to keep students informed of virtually everything that involved high school student-every- thing from Eagle scouts to elections. In so doing, it hopefully stimulated interest not only in school activities, but quite simply, in life as well. If the paper accomplished these objec- tives in any degree, the anguish was well worth the effort. Well, that story idea went over like a lead balloon. Novice Debate: Seated: Dale Rungc. Peggy Bohn. Sandy Kasuskc, Teresa Nordqiiist. Standing: Mr. Kolkman, Jim Mueller. Jim Schumacher. Mike 'lowick. Not pictured. Donna Mueller. Debaters Dazzle Defeated Opponents The Novice Squad spent the year learning the fundamentals of argumentation-debate-as well as trying to decide if public schools should be financed by the federal govern- ment. The first year of debating is mainly to gain experi- ence and to prove one’s speaking ability. The competition is frequently severe and all Freshmen look forward to being Sophomores, so they can do unto Freshmen as was done unto them. Junior Varsity Debate: Mary Jo Adler, Donna Hallbcrg,Celeste I ngebretson, Jane Dornc- man, Kathy reden, Mary Gill, Alan Mullin. Keith Strandvold. Sophomores had a fine year and established a very successful record. A number of honors were won by the squad. They took 1st place at Sioux Falls Lincoln and at one conference tourney. 2nd place honors were captured at Groton and at two conference tourneys. Red- field saw the squad logging 3rd place finishes. Several individual honors were also captured during the year. These debaters can look forward to a great deal of success as junior Varsity and Varsity participants. Varsity Debate: Lane Gruenwald, Mary Jo Andersen,Greg Miller, Sharon Heffcrnan, Dalton lietjen, Mr. KolkmanTCcrald DcVaal. The Varsity, while being quite young, also had a successful season. They captured the Conference Champion- ship for the 2nd year in a row with three successive firsts and a record of 17-1. The squad placed 3rd in the NFL Tourney in a bid to go to the Nationals. It is the highest finish in that tourney in Milbank history. Another milestone was reached when the squad took 3rd place in the Mid- west’s Tourney’s Sweepstakes. This is the 1st Sweepstakes that has been won outside of the conference for MHS. A number of individual honors have also been received at several tournaments. The highlight of the season was when Mary Jo Andersen won the State Championship in Women’s Extemp and qualified for a trip to Nationals. This will be held at the University of Pittsburgh. She also was awarded the D.C. Reutler award which is given to the top four Senior debaters in the state of South Dakota. A fine finish for the only Senior on the squad, and a fine future for the next year’s Varsity. 77 Juture Jarmers Jind Jeeding 3arrows Js Jun Jilting For the past fifteen years FFA at MHS has earned a superior rating for their work in agriculture. During the year eight standing committees planned a program of work that the club carried out. Activities that kept the club busy this year were parent and mem- ber banquet, operating and patronizing a concession stand at football games, a team in the city softball league, and attending State and National Conventions. They also co-sponsored with FHA a sweetheart dance. FFA took 1972-73 as their year for taking honors. One member of FFA received the American Farmer degree. Three members obtained state degrees. While forty-one boys held the chapter farmer degree and twenty had the greenhand degree. The officers won second at the district ritual contest. Mere- dith Van Sambeek was a member of the farm mechanics team that represented South Dakota in the national contest and ranked fifth in the nation. In all the fun the FFA members had, they prepared for a serious job. Even though the total rural population is decreasing, agriculture is becoming more important every year. Kansas City Boys: Row 1: Meredith Van Sambeek, Stan Knaus, Neil Pinkcrt, Harlan Bohn. Row 7: Calvin Moser. Neal Homan. Harold White, Advisor. Officers: Seated: Harlan Bohn. Standing: Calvin Moser, sentinel; Stan Knaus, treasurer; Meredith Van Sambeek, secretary; Neal Homan, reporter Gee, Mom, it only cost $19.95 plus tax.” 78 JMA 2'mds Juture Jorever Mr. Bloem, Mr. Malsom, “Just like mother used to make.” Alice Walther, Advisor; Ronald Kasuskc, Janet Gill, Diane DeVaal, Carol Van Sam- bcck. Nancy Weber, Yvonne Conraads, Barb Hansen, Lori Hoffert. 79 FHA Officers: Seated: Lynac Kasuskc, song leader; Janet Gill, his- torian; Joyce Rethkc, vice-president; Carol Van Sambeck, president; Rhonda Schwandt, treasurer; Diane DeVaal, secretary. Standing: Vicki Strcge, Alice Walther, Advisors; Donna Mueller, degree chair- man; Joan Van Sambeck, reporter. Zhey Make beautiful Music Zogether Band: Row 1: C. Nordquist. L. Konstant, N. Moldcnhauer. M. Ander- sen. M. Wilson, S. Malkcrson. Row 2: R. Pribyl, L. Adler. J. Bury. K. Strandvoid. M. Johnson, Y. Conraads, P. Thyne. P. Bohn. L. Kasuskc, M. Adler. K. Redlin, K. Moldcnhauer. Row 3: D. Busk. J. Johnson. R. Schaefer, B. Doralc, M. Larsen, T. Mueller, P. Mueller, D. Johnson, D. Grovcnburg, J. Naeve, K. Amsden, C. Conraads. R. Adams, S. Stcmsrud, G. Walth, W. Fritz, J. Stengel. Row 4: D. Lindahl, C. Wittrock. K. Thorson, J. Fnglund, L. Fenner, J. Williams, B. Giesen, D. Boerger, K. Dailie. 1). Parker, J. Tostcnson, N. Weber. D. Boerger. A. Giesen, C. Freiwald.D. Tietjen.T. Nordquist, R. Sphar, K. Frandscn, R. Hansen, J. Schumacher. P. Forman, J. Fmanucl, S. Wakefield. Row 5: R. Busk, J. Treis, P. Pcden, K. Dailie, M. Frdahl. R. Poppen. J. Stocking, D. Stengel, N. Ostlic, S. Flancry, D. Iloltquist, Director James Downie, B. Torgcr- son, T. Dolen. R. Patnoe, L. Grucnwald, T. Price, S. Wise. Marching around for exercise. MHS band members participated in Gypsy Days, Home- coming parade and entertained the crowd at half time of the homecoming game. When they had mastered marching, band members turned their talents to conquering pop tunes for athletic contests and concerts. Their concerts included Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, Mid-Winter, Spring and Pops. For the second time, the Milbank Band roused the fans at the Section IV Tournament at Sisseton. Not satisfied with just one innovation, the girls dressed in long black gowns for concerts. This years active stage band played for homecoming coronation, Evening with the Arts, and music contest at Watertown, where a superior rating was earned by the stage band. To finish the year off right, a number of band members involved themselves in the orchestra for BYE, BYE, BIRDIE! Stage band: Row 1: Wayne Fritz, Judy Nacvc, Jim Stengel. Gene Walth, Karen Amsden. Row 2: Diane Holtquist, Terry Dolen. Randy Patnoe, Lane Grucnwald, Steve Wise. Row 3: Cris Freiwald, Joel Treis, Mike Frdahl, Joyce Williams, Ken Frandscn, Alan Giesen, Debbie Boerger. Dalton Tictjcn, Randy Sphar. Woodwind Quintet: Seated: Patty Mueller, Renee’ Pribyl. Standing: Mary Jo Ander- sen, Debbie Johnson. Not pictured. Marsha Johnson. Musicians Sam Superior Ratings Brass Choir: Row 1: Mark Larson, Peggy Forman, Tony Mueller, Tim Nordquist, Patty Kiudkr. Row 2: Joel Treis, Ken I randsen. Brad Torgerson, Lane Gruenwald, Steve Wise, Randy Busk. Row 3: Cris Frciwald, Dalton Tietjen, Randy Spahr. Saxophone Quytet: Seated: Karen Amsden. Stand- ing: Wayne Fritz, Doug Grovenburg, Jim Stengel. Superior Soloists: Patty Mueller, Dave Boerger, Diane Holtquist. 81 Brass Sextet: Debbie Boerger, Steve Wise, Patty Mueller, Joel Treis, Alan Gicsen. ft and Mas Jts Ups And Dow Hies David Bocrger Patty Mueller Band Officers: Top to bottom: Cris Frciwald, vice-president; Terry Price, president; Mary Jo Andersen, librarian; Debbie Bocrger, secretary; Jim Stengel, uniform manager; In win- dow: Mr. Downic, advisor. Drum Major: Crispin Freiwaid, “I said, STOP!!!” Majorettes: Yvonne Conraads, Debbie Bocrger. Levon Riggin, Pam Peden, Sonya Malkcrson. 82 J v Men Monitor Many Cucky Ciberal Cibrarians A-V Club. Carrying a TV monitor, adjusting a projector lensc, cleaning and repairing other A-V equipment -an A-V assistant's day is made up of these duties. When a teacher re- quests an audio-visual aide, Mr. Dauwen sends one of his capable assistants to their aid. They help set the machine up and make sure everything is working right. The club also offered their services to coaches for video-taping team mem- bers in action. While being an A-V student is hard work, the club members managed to have a lot of fun while learning to operate the machines. Audio-Visual Boys: Dale Runge, Keith Pauli, Orlyn Berkner, Tim Conraads, Orville Dauwen, Advisor; Neal Homan, John Tulowetzke, James Angerhoter, Don Stengel, DeWayne Prasnicki, Kenneth Giessinger. Nancy Gillum, Peggy Thync: “You owe the library $23.62.” Kenneth Giessinger. Dale Runge: ‘This is Howard CoseU.’ Library Club. Helping in finding the right book for the job came from members of the Library Club. Although they didn’t get the spotlight often, the club learned the proper library checking out procedure. The eight student librarians gave up one period a day to work for Mrs. Koc. Library Club made the library a pleasant place for MHS students by their friendly faces and eye-catching bulletin boards. 83 Library Club: Ellen Koc, advisor; R. WcUnitz, C. Wiseman, N. Gillum, S. Stcmsrud, G. Marquardt. flo flotes Of 'Discord Jh Chorus A Cappclla Choir: Row 1: J. Stengel, S. Wise, K. Moldcnhaucr, M. Thyne, R. FribyI, S. Knaus, D. Tostcnson, M. Frdahl, M. Pauli, G. Mueller, P. Mueller, J. Carlson, R. Rchnkc. Row 2: P. Pcdcn, K. Peden, D. Hallberg, N. Dahlc, J. Stocking, D. Bocrger, L. Gooch, L. Stewart, A. Reiners, M. Koch, M. Johnson, M. Wilson, C. Van Sambeek. Row 3: Director Pam Young, L. Fenner, N. Moldenhauer, L. Wise, B. Stinson, G. Miller, M. Andersen, T. Price, K. Kaucrs, S. Malkerson. S. Flancry, S. Heffeman, K. Amsdcn, B. Patridee. Superior Soloists: Row 1: Mike McKcrnan, Norma Moldenhauer, Sonya Malkerson. Row 2: Mark And- erson, Stan Knaus, Terry Price, Steve Wise. Madrigal: Row 1: Karla Moldenhauer. Nancy Dahle, Bclva Stinson, Donna llallbcrg, Sonya Malkerson, Norma Moldenhauer, Patty Mueller. Row 2: Jim Stengel, Steve Wise, Terry Price, Stan Knaus, Mark And- erson, Glen Mueller. Kevin Kauers. Miss Young: ‘The shadow of your smile..........” Cm: Jn Concert Miscellaneous Vocal Ensemble: Row 1: Julie Stocking, Sherrce Flanery, Kathy Pcden, Sharon Heffernan, Jul- ann Carlson, Renee PribyTTMarilyn Thyne. Row 2: Don Bohn, Mike Erdahl, Leslie Gooch, Lari Bohlen, La- Moync Stewart, Tom Bcarc, Alan Reiners, Mike McKcman. Chorus in action! GirEs Triple Trio: Row 1: Melonie Koch, Anita Janavs, Connie Schwandt, Marcey ttrtggs, Cmdy Bracht. Row 2: Carol Lundin, Mary O’Connor, Jane Dorneman, Laurie Wise. Accompanist: Joyce Williams. Mixed Chorus: Row 1: J. Williams, J. Levisen, A. Roggenbuck, C. Bracht, R. Munson, M. Trevctt, E. Bohlen. M. Hofer, M. McKernan, J. Korstjcns, C. Schwandt, A. Janavs. Row 2: Director Pam Young, J. Dorneman. V. Stoltenburg, J. Raymond, M. Trevctt, T. Beare, T. Dc- Jong. M. Arnold, D. Thync. Row 3: C. Lundin. D. Busk, C. Wittrock, M. Kargicder. G. Strubc, D. Van Sambeek, K. Dailie, D. Bohn. T. Jurgens. M. O’Connor, B. Martin. J. Jensen. S. Karges, D. Schliesman. 85 Sophomore team practiced to achieve qualifications of the Sisseton team. Szymanski makes a break for the goal line. Varsity Football: Row 1: Dan Hallberg, Tracy linker. Row 2: roach Paul Sherburne, Ron Krause, Mike Storm. Todd For- man, Rick Poppcn, Greg Miller, Steve Mann. Mike Chaloupka, Coach Eugene Vostad. Row 3: Jim Egeberg, Scott Smith. Tim Weber, Darwin Conrad, Mark Szymanski, Mike Hansen, Aaron Shivcs, Tim Spahr. Row 4: Darwin Lindahl, Dave Gulck, Chris Van de Voort, Dana Houck, Kevin Kauers, Randy Jibbcns, Doug Redmond. Keith Keller, David DcJong. Row 5: Rick Hansen, Scott Hay, David Schlosscr, Burt Porter, Gordon Wib- bens, Tom Price, Tom Lundborg, Tom Bcare, Steve Dravland. “Well, link, what d’ya think?” (below) MHS Opponent Ortonville 12 18 Sioux Valley 0 13 Webster 22 6 Redfield 16 47 Groton 12 42 Clark 6 22 Sisseton 6 52 Roncalli 0 40 Britton 12 46 indicates away games “B” Football R°w 1; Steve Stemsrud, Wayne Fritz, RicKarJTTialoupka, David Hclmbrccht, Gregg Buchcle, Jim DeFca. Row 2: Randy Patnoe, Mike Storm, Rick Hansen, Bruce Thomas, Keith Porter, Jim Speidcl. Row 3: Coach Tom Aho, Jim Kundc, Steve Mann, Rick Pop- pen, Keith Keller, Steve Dravland, Coach Sid Foshcim. Row 4: Scott Hay, Scott Smith, Todd Forman, Tom Price, Aaron Shivcs, Tom Bearc, Tom Lundborg. Steve Mann, Rick Pop- pen. “Hey, wait a min- ute, Bud, Big Steve wants to talk to you,’ (upper left) “Now I lay me down to sleep . . . (upper right) “Eenic, mecnie, mince, moc .. (lower left) Coaches: Sid Foshcim, Bob Ruber, Paul Sherburne, Gene Vostad, Tom Aho (a- bovc). 14 B Squad Opponent Brookings MHS 6 0 •Sisseton 12 20 Watertown 0 6 Sisseton 38 6 Grant-Duel 24 14 OrtonviUe 12 away games 89 Ires km an football Keith Keller Dan llallberg. Coach Paul Sherburne, “Nyah, nyah Webster!” Freshman Opponent MHS 6 Sisse ton 8 14 Webster 0 54 Watertown 8 26 OrtonviIle 6 24 Sisseton 6 • away games Jast Jeet, Jew Jumbles, Jamiliar Jaces! Freshman Football: Row 1: Dave (.arson, Mark Roggenbuck, Dan Mikkelson, Mike McKernan, Brad Torgerson. Row 2: Wade Davis, Lairy Flancry. Keith Bracht, Marlin Hofer, Jim Emanuel. Row 3: Jim Wilde, Chris Acsoph, Gary Cannedy, Nathan Mueller, Earl Bohlcn. Row 4: Coach Tom Aho, Pat DeFea, Bradley Lewis, Jim Patnoc, Terry Dolcn, Randy OTarrcll, Doug Grovcnburg, Coach Sid Foshcim. 90 Zeam Zogetherness Zriumphs Dana Houck Mark Szymanski, Rick Bohlcn, “Now we Ye really mad! Oh. are Mark Anderson: “Okay boys, stop holding hands and let's you gonna gdt it.” P1 bal1 ’ Tinker toes Chris Van de Voort flying as always. Opponent— Britton 68 MHS 47 Madison. Minn. 56 53 Redfieid 94 78 Groton 72 98 Ortonville 55 58 Watertown 55 61 Groton 62 82 Clark 46 64 Clear Lake 63 73 Ortonville 58 68 Hark 45 55 Webster 47 48 Sisscton 66 57 Sisscton 82 91 Britton 61 57 Roncalli 70 62 Roncalli 78 64 Flandrcau 75 89 Webster 53 72 Sectional 68 61 Redfieid 48 78 ♦home games Varsity Basketball: Row I: Aaron Shives, Coach Jensen. Timothy Spahr. Row 2: Chris Van dc Voort, Coach Schaefer. Wayne Fritz. Row 3: Tracy Unker, Dana Houck. David DcJong. Randall Spahr. Mark Anderson, Richard Bohlcn. Burton Porter, Gordon Wibbens, David Schlosser. Mark Szymanski. Darwin Conrad. 91 basketball Gregg Buchcle, Tom Lundborg, Scott Smith. Randy Oiris Van dc Voort playing soccer Patnoe, Steven Dravland. during a B.B. game? Mark Szymanski racking up points during halftime. Mark Anderson. “You’ll have to speak up. I’ve got a banana in my ear!” B Basketball Statistics Opponent— Britton Red field Ortonville Groton Gear Lake Gark Sisseton Britton Roncalli Webster Red field Madison. Minn. Groton Watertown Gark Ortonville Webster Sisseton Roncalli Mandrcau •home games MHS 39 38 59 69 44 38 38 56 36 52 38 60 62 48 33 41 45 46 33 63 44 46 46 50 62 70 84 56 40 51 59 44 44 51 70 57 52 39 60 41 92 B Basketball: Row 1: Wayne Fritz, Roy Jensen, Aaron Shlves. Row 2: Rick Poppen, Mike Storm, Steve llilbrands. Scott Smith, Keith Keller, Randy Patnoe, Larry Youngren, Tom Lundborg, Tom Price, Bruce Thomas, Steve Dravland, Tom Beare, Gregg Buchcle. basketball braves barbarous behavior No. 44 Rick Bohlen. No. 20 Mark Anderson. Upper right picture: No. 12 Mark Szymanski. No. 52 Burt Porter, No. 20 Mark Anderson, No. 44 Rick Bohlen. No. 31 trying to foul up Anderson’s rebounding style by tickling him under the arm. Left to right: Row 1: D. Wittrock, D. Mikkclson. Row 2: B. Torgcrson, M. McKernan. Row 3: M. Rogenbuck, S. John- son, W. Davis. Row 4: R. OTarrell, E. Bohlen, S. Sorsen. Row 5: Coach Tom Aho, D. Nelson, T. Brooks. Chris. “It’s a plane, it’s a bird, no, it's a 93 : Top to Bottom: Row 1: Neal Homan. Row : Stcmstrud. Row 3: Steve Mann, Charles Icil Pinkert, Craig Wcllnitz. Row 4: Coach Sid , Kevin Kauers, Dave Van Sambcck. Ron 8gn Hailberg, Tim DeJong, Dave Larson. Mike Gene Vostad. Wrestlers Reach Rewarding Realms Varsity Statistics Opponent Watertown Clark Ortonville Sisseton m erdeen Roncalli Webster Browiu tW' r T Kcflfield Groton Broiokinfes t _ — bm enCentral Mils 7X 16 Team Captains: Neal Homan Dan Hailberg Neil Pinkert Overall Records 7W-5L Conference Records 5W-2L Jr, Varsity Statistics Opponent Watertown 63 MHS 3 Clark 21 39 Orton ville 21 42 Sisscton 41 18 Britton 18 49 Roncalli 18 39 Webster 30 21 Browns Valley 9 22 Rcdfield 33 32 Groton 21 48 Central 30 16 B Squad: Front: Jim Adler, Doug Redmond, Jim Egeberg. Tim Weber, Keith Porter. Dean Hartman. Back: Gene Pinkert, Rick Hansen, Coach Gene Vostad, Scott Hay, Jim DeFea. Charlie TraDD “How sweet C Squad: Row 1: Kevin Bunting, Mark Trevett, John Tulowetzke, Jim Speidel, Joel Treis. Row 2: it js � Steve Bury, Lowell Christensen. Paul Van Sambeek. La Moyne Stewart, Richard Chaloupka. Row 3: Lynn Tjadcn. Martin Pauli. These men represented MHS at the State Tourney at Rapid City. Left to right: Coach Fosheim, Charles Trapp, Mike Hansen. Dan Hallberg. Neil Pinkert, Neal Homan, Ron Krause, Lynn Tjaden, Coach Vostad. Senior Neal Homan led the Bulldogs in a successful season. He was vic- torious in 25 of his 27 matches suf- fering only one loss and one tic. Champion of Section 1 at 132 lbs., Neal Homan tackled state compc- uon where he placed 3rd. 95 Mat men Meet Barb Hansen. Sherree Stcmsrud Momentous Moments Referee Graf. Neal Homan: “Don’t you think three hugs is enough, Neal?” (up- per). Coach Fosheim, Steve Mann: “A picture is worth a thousand words. (up- per right), Steve Stemsrud: “This head- gear always makes my chin itch.” (up- rr). Dan Hallberg: “Look. Rapid ( it . did it with one hand.” (opposite), Ron Krause: “Bert Reynolds, eat your heart out.” (lower right). Barb Hansen, Sherree Stemsrud Barb Hansen Cross Country Canters Continually Zo Conquer Milbank Invitational 4th out of 7 Brookings Invitational 4th out of 4 Huron Invitational 7th out of 15 SDSU Invitational 9th out of 22 Clear Lake Invitational 6th out of 7 Watertown Invitational 8th out of 8 Clark Invitational 3rd out of 14 Whetstone Valley Conf. 1st out of 6 Northeast Conference 5th out of 7 Dave Bocrgcr. Joel Treis, Charles Trapp: ‘They just won’t quit State Meet-BrookingS knocking.” 27th out of 41 Dana Houck: “What do you mean the Brit- ish are coming?” Over the river and through the woods . . . But who takes this seriously? The Cross- Country team of MHS did. Though official practices did not start until a week before school, many of the boys began running on their own in early August. Their typical workout consisted of distance runs of four to six miles with occasional speed interval breaks. The team discovered what Mr. Olson meant when he said, “a hard workout.” But with Big Stone Lake cool and inviting and right along the course, the runners gave in often to the temptation to-jump in the lake. Coming in first for the Bulldogs in all the meets (and first in the lake) was Senior Dave Van Sambeek. He won the Whetstone Valley Conference meet and placed twelfth at the State Meet. 97 Cross Country Team: Row I: Coach Richard Olson, P. Lindquist. D. Wiese, D. Bocrgcr. C. Trapp, C. Wctlmt !: Treis. Row 2: D. Van Sambeek. L. Youngren, G. Wibbens, D. Houck. L. Stewart. Zenacious Zracksters Use Zalent Zo Zerrify Row 1: I to r: T. Spahr, L. Flanery, J. l-manuel, N. Homan, M. Hansen, L. Stewart, M. Storm, S. Stemsmd, B. Giescn. Row 2: Coach Rich Olson, G. Schneck, K. Kaucrs, R. Poppen, C. Acsoph. P. DeFea. J. Patnoe, C. Trapp, G. Walth, D. Wcllnitz. Row 3: Coach Sid Fosheim. S. Hay. K. Keller, E. Julius, S. Folk. D. Wiese, D. Wellnitz. T. Dolcn. J. Treis, Coach Paul Sherburne. Row 4: P. Lindquist, S. Smith, R. Chaloupka, T. Price. M. Kasuske. D. Van Sambeek, L. Youngren, D. Hallberg, M. Larson, T. Brooks. T. Lundborg. Coach Bob Huber. tar and feathers for him. “And to think I could have been on the golf team.” Lower Left: “Ever read the book. My Shadow Ran Fast? Lower Right: Rick Poppen: “Cut it out, Mike, the dust is getting in my eyes!” Tom Beare: “I’m going to catch her this time.” Zrack Tom Lundborg: “All right, you jokers, who soaked the pit?” Coach Paul Sherburne: “I’m sorry. I’m sorry.” Dave Van Sambeek: Our advertisement for Vivarin. Tom Bcare: “I’m almost afraid to look.” Mike Hansen: “You’re gonna get it, oh, you’re gonna get it.” Dan Hallbcrg. Keep these ping- pong balls out of here.” 99 Qallant Qirls Qamble Zo (Jain Coach Olson, “Would ya look at those girls run? “Now girls, the object is to run fast, jump high, and throw hard; but above all. beat the other teams.” Brad Gicscn: “Look at those fellows run when there’s work to be done.” Jim Emanuel. Coach Eosheim. “Just a little more grunt. Jimmie. ’ Girls’Track: Row 1: C. Randall, C. F orman. C. Peden, L. Schultz. P Youngren.J. Stocking. Row 2: M Schocncnburger. K. Unker, S. Peterson, R. Laskowske, M. Gravclle. D. Dombusch. Row 3 T Jurgens. K. Kohout, C. Randall. L. Bailey. J Moser. J Jensen. P. Forman,Coach Sharon McCarrier. Row 4: L. Cleveland, S. Schreiner B. Tuchschercr, N. Weber. L. Riggin, M. Johnson, L. Hoffert. R Span ton. 100 Golf And Zennis Golfers: Randy Patnoe, Steve Mann, Dave Schlosser, Dean Hartman, Steve Dravland, Bill Hartman, Coach Jim Downie. Not pictured: Tom Beare. Tennis: Row 1: Doug Aden, Scott Lardy. Dennis Kornder. Row 2: Tim Nordquist, Darwin Wojhan, Bob Dohrer, Jim DeJong. Row 3: Tim Smith. Greg Miller, Dave Guick, Martin Porter. Row 4: Scott Boerger, Randy Spahr. Dave Boerger, Juris Janvas. Not pictured: A1 Mullin, Mark Gruenwald, Marly Konstant, Tim Lowitz, Charlie Miller, Coach Delaney Can tine. Dave Guick: Look at those beautiful legs! Coach Can tinc-Practicing Scott Boerger: ‘Take that, you little misery. devil. Randy Spahr: “If I miss this one. Cheerleaders jump Juto joviality And jive Deb Parker, Sherry Poppcn, ram Pcden. Levon Riggin: “We'd rather Deb Parker: Up, up, and away to never-never land, fight than switch!” Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleaders: Row 1: Mark Anderson, Miss Fox, Pam Pcden, Levon Riggin, Cris Crispin Freiwald, Deb Freiwald. Row 2: Julie Stocking, Sherry Poppen, Debbie Parker. Parker. 102 Cheerleaders flow. . . And Zhen Debbie Parker, Julie Jensen, Jeanne Keller: ‘‘Well, Mr. Bergan, it’s almost eight inches!” Devoted cheerleaders, Pam Pcden and Sherry Poppen, some 60 years from now. Jeanne Keller, Marsha Johnson, Tammy Anderson: “What a bummer! No cen- terfolds!” 103 Freshmen Cheerleaders: Charleen Randall. Barb Hansen. Stcmsrud. B Basketball: Dixie Frickson, Julie Jensen, Shcric Schreiner, Cynthia Peterson, Kim Unkcr. 6 Wrestling: Brenda Martin. Joanne Hilbrands. Molli O’Connor. Tumbling: Row 1: Teresa Buttke, Tammy Dombusch, Pat Kasuske. Row 3: Colleen Randall. Sheila Kargcs, Gail Thync, Cynthia Peterson, Row 2: Brenda Angerhofer, Cindy Pcden, Susan Strobl, Kim Smith. Pat Johansen. 104 M Club Manages Many Modern Maneuvers Wasn’t that nice of Tracy Unker to pose for the an- nual? M Club: Row 1: Mark Szymanski, Tim Weber, Randy Spahr. Neal Homan. Gordon Wibbens, Mark Gudmundson, Burt Porter. Row 2: Steve Stemsrud. Rich Bohlcn. Mike Hansen, Darwin Conrad, Dan Hallbcrg, Dave Gulck, Tom Hoffcrt Row 3: Cris Freiwald, Rick Hansen, LaMoyne Stewart, Rick Pop- pen. Greg Miller, Dana Houck, Chris Van de Voort, Tracy Unker. Row 4: David Schlosser, Dave De Jong, Scott Smith. Larry Youngrcn. Craig Wcllnitz, Bill Hartman, Tom Beare, Mark Anderson. Burt Porter trying to catch snowflakes. Carefree Carnival Captures Coaxed Contributions Mr. Kolkman, Chajlene Randall, Mr. Vostad, “Here, lei me brush that fly off For you, Mr. Vostad ’ Levon Riggjn: “I’m Chiquita Banana Cream Pie and I’m back to say...” Neal Homan, Renee Pribyl: Why the guilty look, you guys? Lynn Tjadcn, Bert Loehrer: “Is it too late to change my mind?” (Lower right) Mr. Vostad. Mary Gravelle, Mr. losheim. Mr. Smith, Mr. Blocm: “Sure you can hit the bullseye.sure we believe you!” 106 Lori Hoffcrt, C� wcn Henze, Anita ianavs: “You’re always hogging all the pillows!” Bill Steinlicht: “Come on baby, come on! Pep Hallies Prove Pertinent Just a little example of freshman enthusiasm. Bill Farrell and Oris Frciwald: “Going, going, gone.” “We’re impressed, “we’re really impressed! 107 Senior Activities Aden, David- Adjer. Lori-Instrumental Solo 1,2; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2, 4; Canadian Exchange Student 4; Band 1,2,3,4. Amsden, Karen-Chorus 3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 2,3,4; DecTanTT.I AlTSchool Play 2,3;All School Musical 3;One Act Play 3; Drill Team 4; Band 1,2,3,4. Andersen, Mary Jo-Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Band Of- ficer, Librarian 4; Debate 1,2,3,4; Deciam 1,3,4; Extemporan- eous Speaking 2,3,4; American Legion Oratory 4; Student Council 2; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; Paper Editor 4; All School Play 1; FHA 2,3; German Club 3,4; German Club Officer, Treasurer 4;DAR Candidate Local and State 4;Girl’sState 3; Girls’ State Governor 3;National Honor Society 3,4;Student of the Month 4; National Merit Commended Scholar 4; National Forensic League 1,2,3,4; National Forensic League Officer, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4; Original Oratory 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. Anderson. Mark- ’A Basketball 3,4; “B” Basketball 2; A” Football Cheerleader 4;Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 2,3,4, Vocal Group 1,2,3,4; All State Chorus 3,4; Superior Solo-Vocal 4; Instrumental Solo 1; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2; Debate 1; Student Council 2,3; Sophomore Class President;Tennis 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Key Club Officer, President 4; Band 1,2. Angerhofer, Ann- Angerhofer,Mary-“B Cheerleader 2;Girls’ Track 1,2; Band I. Berens, Thomas-“B” Football I ; “A Wrestling 2; DECA 4. Bergley, Gary-Ada, Minnesota High l,2,3;“B Basketball 1,2; B Football 1,2; Prom Chairman 3. Boerger, Debbie-“A Basketball Cheerleader. Alternate 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Instrumental Solo 4; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Band Officer, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Majorette 3,4; Debate I; All School Play 1,23;All School Musical 1,2,3;Drill Team 4; Girl’s State Alternate 3; Tumbling Team 1; National Honor Society 3,4; National Merit Commended Scholar 3; Assistant Drill Team Director 4; Band 1,2,3,4. Bohlen. Richard-“A Basketball 3,4; B” Basketball 1,2; “B” Football 1; Student Manager Football 2; FBLA 4; Boys’ Track 1,2,3;CrossCountry Team 3;Band 1. Bohn. Dannv-“B Wrestling 2; FFA 1,23,4. Bohn, Harlan-“B Basketball 1,2; B” Football 1,2;FFA 1,2, 3,4; FFA Officer, Vice-President 3, President 4; FFA Judging Team 23,4; Ag. Judgir Team 23,4; Kansas City Boys 4; Key Club 3,4; Band 1. Bury, Janeen-lnstrumental Ensemble 2,3,4; FHA I; Band 1 23,4. Cannedy, Debra-DECA 4; DECA Officer, Vice-President 4. Chaloupka. Michael-“A” Football 3,4; “B” Football 1,2; “A” Wrestling 2,3; DECA 4; Boys’ Track 3,4. Cleveland, Debra-Morris. Illinois High 1,2; Sioux Falls Lincoln 3; Student Council I; Paper Staff 2; Pep Club 1,2; FNA 2 3 Drill Team 4; FBLA 4. Conrad, Darwin- A Basketball 3,4; B” Basketball 2; “A Football 3,4; B Football 2;Chorus 1,2. DeLong, Alan- DeVall,Diane-FHA 1,2,3,4;FHA Officer,Secretary 4; Library Club 2,3; FBLA 3,4. Dombusch. Deborah-Carter High, Ft. Worth, Texas 1; Water- town High 2;Cub Reporters 1; Orchestra 1; All City Orchestra 1; German Club 3,4; German Club Officer, President 4;Cadet Teaching 4. Dornbusch, Jeff-“B” Football 1,2; DECA 4; DECA Officer, President 4. Dome man. Thomas-FFA 1,23,4; DECA 4. Dragt.Wayne-South Shore, South Dakota 1; Student Manager Basketball 1,2,3; Student Manager Football 1,23,4; Student Manager Track 1,23- Engebretson. Joseph-Chorus 1,2; All School Play I. Englund. Karla-FHA 1,2; DECA 4. Fieiwald, Crispin-“B Basketball 1; “A” Football Cheerleader 4; Instrumental Ensemble 23,4; Band Officer, President 4; Drum Major 23,4;Debate l,23;ExtemporaneousSpeaking 1,2, 3; American Legion Essay 4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council President 4; FBLA 4; Boys’ State 3; Boys’ Track 1,2 Crosscountry Team l,23;National Honor Society 3,4;Nation- al Society Officer, Vice-President; Key Club 2,3,4; Key Club Officer, Vice-President 4; Band 1,23.4 Geisen, Alan-Fergus Falls High School, Minnesota 1,2,3; In- strumental Ensemble 2,3,4;Pep Club 3;National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,23,4. Gill, Janet-Declam 2,3; FHA 3,4; FHA Officer, Historian 4; German Club 3,4; FBLA 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent of the Month 4. Gooch, Leslie-Chorus 23,4; Vocal Group 4; Paper Staff 1,2,3, 4; All School Play 1,2; All School Musical 1,2; One Act Play 1,2; German Club 3; Cadet Teaching 4. Gudmundson. Mark-“A’’ Basketball 3; “B” Basketball 2; “A” Football 3,4; “B” Football 2; Class Treasurer 2; Boys’ Track 23,4. Gulck, David-‘ B’’ Basketball 1,2; ’’A’’ Football 4; ’’B” Foot- ball 1,2,3; “B” Wrestling 3;Studcnt Council I;Tennis 1,23,4; Key Club 3. Hallberg, Daniel-“A Football 3,4; “B” Football 1,2; “A” Wrestling 4; B” Wrestling 1,23;Chorus L.Boys’Track 1,2,3,4. Hanner, Patty-Leilehua High, Oahu, Hawaii 1,2; Pep Club I Girls’Track 23; FBLA 4. Hartman. William-Golf Team 23,4. Hedinan, Clayton- B’’ Football I; DECA 4. Henze. Garv-“B” Basketball 1,2; FBLA 4. Hoffert. Thomas-“A Wrestling I; Chorus 1. Holtquist, Dianne-Chorus 1,2; Superior Solo-Instrumental 1, 4; Instrumental Solo 1,23,4; Instrumental Ensemble l,2,3,4: Paper Staff 3,4; All School Play 4; All School Musical 1,2 3 One Act Play 3,4; FHA I; Band 1,23,4. Homan,Neal-’’B” Football 2; A Wrestling 3,4; B Wrestling 1,2; Visual Aids 4; FFA 23,4; FFA Officer, Reporter 4; FFA Judging Team 23,4; Ag. Judging Team 2,3,4; Kansas City Boy s 4; Boys’ Track 1. Hurley, Patrick-FBLA 4; Boys’ Track 3. Johnson, John-Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 1,23,4. Kriaus. Stanley-Vocal Solo 4; Vocal Group 3,4; All State Chorus 4; All School Play 3; FFA 1,23,4; FFA Officer, Historian 3, Treasurer 4; FFA Judging Team 3; Ag. Judging Team 2,3; Kansas City Boys 4. Konstant, Laurie-Chorus 2; Instrumental Solo 3; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4; All School Musical I; German Club 3; Cadet Teaching 4; FBLA 4; Band 1,23,4. Lambrechts. Michael-“B Wrestling 2; FFA 1,23,4; FFA Judging Team 2; Boys’ Track 3. Larson, Vicki-Student Council 4; Student Council Officer, Treasurer 4; FHA 1,2; National Honor Society 4. Leiffori, Peter-“A” Football 3;“B” Football 1,2; “B” Wrestl- ing 1,2,3. Lindahl, Darwin-Revillo High, South Dakota I; Chorus 1; Boys’ Track 1,3; B Wrestling 2; “A” Football 3,4; DECA 4; B Football I. Lowitz, Judy-Chorus 1,2,3; Deciam I; All School Play 23,4; All School Musical 2,3; One Act Play 23; FHA 1,2; FHA Of- ficer, Song Leader 2; DECA 4; DECA Officer, Parliamentarian 4; Library Club 2;Tennis 1;Tumbling Team 1. Lundborg, David-FFA 1,23; FFA Judging Team 3; Ag. Judg- ing Team 3. 108 Malkerson. Sonya-Chorus 1,2,3.4; Vocal Solo 4; Vocal Group 4; Solo Accom| anisl l,23.4;Chorus Accompanist 3, All State Chorus 4;Superior Vocal Solo 4; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3, 4; Majorette 3,4; Debate I; Deciam 1; FBLA 4; Band 1,2,3,4. Marquardt, Gloria-Library Club 4; FBLA 4. McCulloch. David-FFA 1,23; FFA Judging Team 1,3; Ag. Judging Team 1,4; DECA 4. Moldenhauer, Norma-Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 3,4; Vocal Group 3,4; Solo. Accompanist 3,4; All State Chorus 3.4. Superior Vocal Solo 4; Instrumental Solo 1,4; Instrumental Ensemble 2,3; Declam 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; FHA Officer, Song Leader 2,3;Cadct Teaching 4; Band 2,3,4. Morton, Linda- Moser Calvin-FFA 1,23,4; FFA Officer, Sentinel 4. Moser, Terry-DEC A 4. Mueller, Oonna-Debate 4; FHA 1.23.4; FHA Officer, Degree Chairmari374TGerman Club 3. Munson, Arlin-“B Football 2,3. Nacve, Jamcs-‘‘B Basketball I; Student Council 4; Student Council Officer, Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Canadian Exchange Student 4; Boys’ State 3;Class President 3; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Officer. Treasurer 4; Student of the Month 4; Key Club 3,4. Natalie, Colleen-Debate 1,23; Extemporaneous Speaking 2,3; Declam 1,4; American Legion Essay 4; Student Council 3; Paper Staff 4; FHA 1,2,3; FHA Officer, Vice-President 3; Betty Crocker Award 4; German Club 3,4; Cadet Teaching 4; Voice of Democracy 4; Girls’ State 3;Tennis l;National Honor Society 3,4; National Forensic League 3; NFL Officer, Vice- President 3. Nordquist, Christinc-Declam 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Edi- tor 4; FBLA 3; Band 1,2,3,4. Ostlie, Mary-Chorus I; Declam 1,2; FHA 1,2; FBLA 4. Parker, Debra-“A Cheerleader Basketball 4;“A” Cheerleader Football 4; Instrumental Solo 1,2; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Student Council Officer, Secretary 4; FHA 1,23;Girls’ Track 3; Band 1,23.4. Patridgc. Barbara-Chorus l,2,3,4;Vocal Group 2; Instrumental Solo 1; Instrumental Ensemble I; Annual Staff 3,4; All School Play 23,4; One Act Play 2,3; FHA 4; German Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student of the Month 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Band 1 Pauli, Michacl-Chorus 1,4; All School Play 1,3,4; All School Musical 1,23,4; One Act Play 3,4; Superior Actor 3,4. Peden, Pamela-“A” Basketball Cheerleader, B ” Basketball Cheerleader; A” Football Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 1,23,4; Vocal Group 4;Solo Accompanist 1,2,3,4;Chorus Accompanist 1,23,4; Instrumental Ensemble 1,23; Majorette 3,4; Debate 1,2; Deciam I; Student Council 1; Paper Staff I; Annual Staff 3; All School Play 1.2; All School Musical 1,23.4; One Act Play l,2,3;Girls’ State Alternate 3;National Honor Society 3,4; Student of the Month 4; 1st Runner-Up Snow Queen Contest 4; Band 1,23.4. Pederson, Debra- Pinkert.Neil-“B Football l,2;’’A” Wrestling 4; ’B’’ Wrestling 1,2,3; FFA 1,23,4; FFA Officer, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; FFA Judging Team 23,4; Ag. Judging Team 2,3,4; FFA- FHA Sweetheart King 4; Band 1. Poppen, Sherry—“A Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; B Basket- ball Cheerleader 1,2; A Football Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 1,2; All School Musical 2; Cadet Teaching 4; FBLA 4;Girls’ Track 3. Porter, Burton—“A” Basketball 3,4; B Basketball A Football 3,4; Boys’ Track 1,2,3. Price, Terrance-Chorus 1,23.4; Vocal Solo 3,4; Vocal Group 374; Superior Solo-Vocal 3,4; Superior Solo-Instrumental 23; Instrumental Solo 1,2,3; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3; Band Officer, President 4; Annual Staff 4; All School Play 1,2,3,4; All School Musical 1,3,4; One Act Play 3,4;Superior Actor 3; Band 1,23,4. Ramsey. Sharon-Chorus 1,23; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Officer, Vice- Pre siden t 4. Redmond, Donna-Instrumental Ensemble 2; DECA 4, Band 1,2. Rehnke, Rosc Chorus 1.23.4; FHA 1,2; Cadet Teaching 4. Reiners, Alan-Chorus 1,23,4; Vocal Group 4; Debate 1,2; Extemporaneous Speaking 2; Key Club 3,4. Reiners, Darrell-’’B Football 1,2; “B” Wrestling 1,2; Annual Staff 1,23,4; DECA 4; Band 1. Rethke. Jqyce-FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer,Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4;T5ECA 4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Officer, President 4. Riggin, Levon-’’A” Basketball Cheerleader 23.4;“B” Basket- ball Cheerleader I; “A” Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Chorus 13; Instrumental Solo 1,23; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3; Majorette 3,4;Debate l;Declam l,2;Student Council 3;Paper Staff 1,23; All School Musical 2; Cadet Teaching 4; FBLA 4; Class Vice-President 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Tumbling Team 13,4; Girls’Track l,23,4;Band i,2,3.4. Schad. Karen-Debate I; Annual Staff 4; FHA I; German Club 3;Cadct Teaching 4; FBLA 4. Schank. Pamcla-Harmony Hill, Watertown 1; Chorus 1,2,3; All School Play 1;Girls’ Basketball 1; FBLA 3; Annual Staff 4; Cadet Teaching 4. Schreiner, Victoria-Chorus 1,23; All School Play 2,3,4; All School Musical 23; One Act Play 1,4; Class Vice-President 3; Girls' Track I; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Officer, Secretary 4; Pep Club President 3. Schwandt, Rhonda-FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer, Treasurer 4; DECA 4 Shivcs, Elizabeth—DECA 4; Library Club 3; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Officer. Reporter 4; National Honor Society 4. Steinlicht, William-Superior Solo-Instrumental I; Instrumental Solo 1,2; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2; DECA 4; DECA Officer, Treasurer 4; FBLA 4; Boys’ State Alternate 3; Band 1,2. Stinson, Belva-Chorus 1,23.4; Vocal Group 23,4; Debate I; Paper Staff 13; One Act Play 1; 2nd Runner-Up Snow Queen Contest 4; Tumbling Team 1; National Honor Society 3,4. Strube. Mary-FHA 1,23.4; FBLA 3. Szvmariski, Mark-“A” Basketball 3.4; “B ” Basketball 2; “A” Football 3,4; “B” Football 2;Studcnt Council 2;Homecoming King 4; Boys' Track 3; l£ey Club 2,3,4. Thvne.Cheryl-Chorus 1,23. DECA 4; DECA Officer, Secretary 4; FBLA 3. Tjaden, Lynn-“B’’ Football 2,3;Student Manager Wrestling 4; Annual Staff 4; Boys’ State 3; Class Vice-President 2,4; Key Tobin. Carmal-Chorus 1,23,4; All School Musical 3; FHA 1, 2,3; FHA Officer, Reporter 2. Historian 3; Library Club 1,2,3; Library Club Officer, President 1,23- Tostenson, David—Chorus 1,2,3,4; All School Musical 2. Tostenson, Rose-Chorus 1,23; Instrumental Ensemble 3; An- na! Staff 4; All School Musical 2; Snow Queen 4; Band 1,2,3. Tracy. Jeanette-Mira Coast High. Cal. l.2;Modcrn Dance 1,2; Pep Club 13; Irish Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Library Club 4; FBLA 4. Trapp,Dennis-“B Football I; FFA 133; FFA Judging Team 3; Ag. Judging Team 3; DECA 4. Unker.Tracy-“A Basketball 3,4;“B’’ Basketball 2; ’’A'' Foot- ball 3,4; “B Football 2; Boys’ Track 3. Vallance. Dcborah-Daylesford Technical High. Australia 1,23; Girls'Swimming 1,23;Class Form Captain 1,23,Tennis 1,2,3; Girls’ Track 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Student Council President 2,3; Girls’ Field Hockey 2.3; All School Play 4; One nu « iay -r. Van dc Voort, Christopher- A” Basketball 3,4; ‘ B Basket- ball 2; “A Football 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class President 1.4; Boys’ Track 1; Cross Country Team 1,2; Golf Team 23,4; National Honor Society 3.4; National Honor Society Officer, President 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Key Club Officer. Treasurer 4. 109 Van Sambeek, Carol-Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Of- hccr. Parliamentarian 3, President 4; FFA-FHA Sweetheart Queen 4; German Club 3,4; German Club Officer, Secretary 4; FBLA 3,4; Prom Chairman 3; National Honor Society 3,4 Van Sambeek. Davtd-“A Basketball 3; “B Basketball 2; B Football 1,2; “A Wrestling 4; Chorus 3,4;FFA 1,2,3,4 ;’FFA Judging Team 2,3; Ag. Judging Team 23; Boys’Track l,2,3,4; Cross Country Team 3,4. Van Sambeek. Meredith-Chorus 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer, Reporter 3. Secretary 4; FFA Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Ag. Judg- ing Team 1,2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; Boys’ Track 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Student of the Month 4. Vissers, Michelle-FHA 1,2,3; DECA 4; FBLA 3. Wibbens. Gordon-“A Basketball 3.4; “B Basketball 2; “B” Football 2; Chorus 1,2; Boys' State 3; Boys’ Track 1,2,3,4; Crosscountry Team 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4. Wilde, Steven-Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; FBLA 4; Boys’ State Alternate 3. Wilson, Mary-Chorus 1,2,3,4; Solo Accompanist 3; Chorus Accompanist 3; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 4, German Club 3; German Club Officer, Vice-President 3; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4;Tumbling Team 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. Wise, Steven-Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo 1,2,3,4, Vocal Group 1,2,3,4; All State Chorus 4; Superior Solo Vocal 1,3,4; Instru- mental Solo 1,2,3; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Debate I Deciam I; All School Play 1,2,3,4; All School Musical 1,23,4; One Act Play 1; Class Treasurer 1,3; Key Club 2,3,4; Band 1,23,4. Wright. Gloria-Librarv Club 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4. 110 Sponsors The Annual Staff wishes to express their appreciation to these business concerns who helped make the publica- tion of this annual possible. Ed Jurgens Mobil Station Otter Tail Power Co. Or-Land Industries, Inc. Lorna’s Dress Shop Bracht Transportation and Oil Co. Modem Dry Cleaners Concrete Construction, Inc. Torness Furniture, Inc. Mi-Lady Beauty Salon Sears Catalog Merchant Looking Glass Beauty Salon St. Hubert Barber Shop Milbank Mutual Insurance Co. Stockholm Refrigeration Midland Atlas Co., Inc. Midwest Security Corporation St. Bernard’s Providence Hospital Ray’s Texaco-Lawrence DeJong, Mgr. Service Chevrolet, Olds, Buick Bob’s Radio T.V. Nordquist’s Wards Agency C.E. McGowan Lumber Co. Emanuel Funeral Home Furniture Wilson’s Department Store Whetstone Valley Nursing Home R W Plumbing and Heating Robert Hunter Granite Co. 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