Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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MONDAY Get out of that bed, right now! John had heard that five times already that Monday. The fact was that he had to get up soon to finish the homework he had put off all weekend. He drug himself out of bed and managed to get dressed and grab a piece of toast on his way out. He drove to school that day and got there an hour before his first class. As it turned out, he had about ten minutes to talk to Mary. She told him all about her first two hours of the day. She had MORNING DRAGS ON gotten up a little earlier than usual to finish a book report that she didn't do over the weekend. She was mad because her curling iron had a short in it and wouldn't get hot. But, even though she was having a bad day, she had the time to eat breakfast. Her girlfriends had come and gotten her on time that morning, so they had some time to cruise and catch up on the weekend gossip. As they talked about the coming weekend, some of their friends came, and they decided to go to class. First hour was the worst class because it was so boring. They brought some books to lean on while the morning an- nouncements were read. Upper Left: Jay Fields' typical Monday expression. Below: Susan Nef reveals her true self. Lower Left: Mr. Stanley reads the morning announcements.

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ACTIVITIES GET THE BALL ROLLING MHS students, John and Mary, were kept busy with classroom assignments. Of course, they spent their free time wisely by reading magazines and talking about how rough their classes were. During long study hours, Mary could be seen running through the halls trying to make it to her APS, FBLA, and paper staff meetings, all at the same time. John, in the meantime, went to a wrestling meeting and later caught the last few minutes of the Key Club meeting. Since school days were not too thrilling, many kids were seen passing notes back and forth behind the teachers' backs. John and Mary participated in the tradition, too. Dear John, Today at the dinner table, I sat in the same place with the same people and the same food. What a hum drum day! At least I can look forward to some good food at the candy sale! XX Mary Right: S. Binde: You guys better save some cookies for me! K. Seehafer, J. Fennern, S. Binde, K. Bogenrief, N. Wibbens. Below: Come on, Crystal. It doesn't taste that bad, does it? . . . It's Mr. Modin's all-time fav- orite! T. Waletich, G. Anderson, C. DeBoer. Lower Right: N. Schweer: I'll take a couple of these and a few of those ... Oh, and I'd better take a few to go! K. Schweer, L. Willingham, N. Schweer, R. Riggen. 6