Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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The student paths through the 1982-83 school year took many differ- ent turns. For the freshmen there were changes in curriculum and new activi- ties to explore. To continue their edu- cation, obstacles were “passed” by the sophomores and juniors. Seniors travelled through such roadblocks as term papers and final semester tests to meet diplomas head on. New trends had the students mov- ing to a new beat. The English lan- guage forked into phrases of such Val- ley Talk as “totally,” “gag me,” and ‘‘to the max.” Fashions changed to such modernistic styles as knickers and leg warmers.

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 I think I lost my contact nght about here (Mr Kim Nelson with the football team) Computers provided learning and fun for Brent Han- son, Owen Petersen, and Harley Manning ‘Til win this coloring contest if it kills me!” — Lyle McKernan “If only you could see how funny you look, Maxine! — Mark Thyne, Tim Lindell, and Shannon Ahartz 10

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Spanish Is Added To Curriculum As the class of ’88 took a turn on the road of educa- tion, it found a different building, different teachers for each class, electives, make-up slips, tardies and lockers. Offered for the first time, Spanish broadened the choice of electives which also included band, art, and chorus. Chorus was a popular elective this year. To better meet the students’ needs, the curriculum underwent a few changes. Besides the addition of Span- ish, lower levels of language arts and math were added. The students’ required courses were math, language arts, life science, physical education, and social studies. The size of the seventh grade class indicated that the high school enrollment would be rising in the near future. Sly seventh graders Jason Rethke and Mark Rodengen tried to figure out a plan to outsmart the librarian while Kevin Pies and Dwight Schweer looked on. 12 XV fw ROW 1: Steven Adler, David Aesoph, Noelle Aesoph, Trevor Ahartz, Tami Aho, Calvin Annett, Jeffrey Ashworth, Jackie Barnes, and Mark Bates. ROW 2: Thomas Beetem, Chad Bergan, Jeanine Boerger, Tim Boerger, Debra Brede, Tricia Brook, Paula Butzin, Peggy Capp, and David Christenson. ROW 3: Paul Christian, Jeffrey Claussen, Jason Coester, Sandra Cramer, Kimberly Cummins, and Patty DeYoung. ROW 4: Aaron Dilka, Daniel Dockter, Ryan Dockter, Gregg Dorsett, Monica Dorsett, and Michael Endreson. ROW 5: Denise Fordahl, Peter Frickson, Nancy Frost, Eric Garrison, Jason Grabow, and Kenneth Hallquist.