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Seniors Reach Rainbow’s End The seniors have reached an end to the rainbow that they have been building for many years. The class of 1984. with its beginnings in kindergarten, grew and matured together. They experienced such good limes and bad as the happiness of winning their first class competition and the unhappiness of having their hall benches taken away from them and being forty dollars in debt. They built their rainbow together and colored their lives with many lasting memories and friendships. They will soon start building rainbows of their own by venturing on to various colleges and universities, the armed services, and employment. They will build up new memories while treasuring the old. IN MEMORY Michelle Shelly ” Heupel was born October 29, 1965, at Eureka, SD. She moved here with her family in 1979 and attended Milbank High School. A dedicated Christian, Shelly was a member of the First Baptist Church where she was active in the youth group and choir. At school she served as manager of the track team, participated in drama, and was a member of the chorus. Shelly died July 22, 1983, following a lengthy illness from cancer. She will long be remembered for her courage, faith, and cheerfulness. The seniors gathered together in the theatre for their last group photo.
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• ' STUDENTS The freshmen entered a new spectrum of their educational career as they moved up to the high school. Sophs settled into the routine and set some goals for themselves. The juniors started putting their lives in perspective with college choices and future careers Seniors were patiently waiting ferine final reward they would receive at the enaof their high school career. Throughout this student section opinions were sought on nor Id. national, state, local, and school affairs. Individual opinions were recorded in their appropriate class sections. 7
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ROW I: Jenifer Schad. Jason Stinson, Kimberly Nelson, and Kim Boerger. Row 2: Jon McTague. Carol Hartman, David Gonzenbach. and Kevin Canline. ROW 3: Todd Goetschius, Janette Trapp. Bert Eich, and Rhonda Schulte. ROW 4: Lynece Webb and Kim Carlson.
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