Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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GUIDANCE COUNSELORS OFFER SUPPORT TO ALL The guidance center, staffed by Gordon Ber- gquist and Jim Hadorn, was responsible for post-high school planning preparation for military careers, and selection of colleges and universities The counselors also coordinated career days, parent-teacher conferences, and financial-aid information night Gordon Bergquist a teacher and counselor for eighteen years, has been the MHS senior high school guidance counselor for four years Jim Hadorn. who has been the freshman and junior high guidance counselor for three years, has a Master's degree from SDSU Upper Left: I'll tell ya' a lil' secret. I'm not really here for guidance. T. Christian, A. DeJong, C. Johnson. Upper Right: B Pagel assists D. Richards at the library counter. Above: Buenos Noscas.” Marcelo Benitez. 25

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STUDENTS UTILIZE REFERENCE MATERIAL DAILY McKernan Well, be that as it may. the library did have its uses. Reference books were the most widely used material More academic classes, especially speech classes, utilized the library's resources. Everyone used the library to study and. to Miss Richard's dismay, to whisper a BIT too loudly Deloris Richards wasn't a novice when it came to students. She has taught business classes and has been a librarian for twenty- three years Miss Richards said she liked being a librarian because I like reference work trying to find facts and figures and because I like young people. It makes a nice hallway,'' quipped Nadine Far Above. These are two of the few students who believe the library is for studying. B. Radermacher, L. Schweer. Upper Left: May I PLEASE have my privacy? S. Stengel in the guidance center. Above: Are there any Christmas cards in here? C. McKernan. Right: And the baby bear said . . B. Wright, B Myklegard. 24

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Trudy Ogren enjoyed teaching because she liked having contact with so many students Miss Ogren taught Home Ec. 1, Family Living, and Single Living She was the cheerleading advisor for basketball and wrestling. Miss Ogren graduated from SDSU Janet Grorud graduated from St Olaf in Northfield. Minnesota Miss Grorud taught Creative Stitchery, Creative Cookery, and Home Economics II and III. HOME EC. CHALLENGES THE SEXES Home Ec. I and II provided information on clothing and food preparation. Home Ec III gave background on marriage planning. Cre- ative Cookery and Creative Stitchery were of- fered for advanced students In Single Living emphasis was placed on the basics of house- keeping and cooking Family Living studied dating, marriage, and childbirth Right: Rev J. Erdmann: Do you, J. Schmidt, take this man, K. Arm- strong, . . .? K. Thorson, S. Beare, and M Bock witness this mock wed- ding in Family Living class. Below: The men in Single Living class exhibit their precision sewing abili- ties. D. Parker, M. DeFea, J. Buch- olz, W. Laskowske. Bottom Right: S. Stehly goes Ginsu with a carp in Creative Cookery class. S. Nef, M. Bock, R. Schaefer, A. Ae- soph. 26