Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Triple vision Janelle. Janette, and Janeen Trapp ended their high school careers this year. ROW 2: Lisa PoeI Luke Boerger Gene Gertsema ROW 3: Brenda Schmeichel Lisa Conraads ROW 4: Lisa Underwood Robert Radtke ROW I: Diane Rodengen Jeff Nelson Anita Folk

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ROW I: Lisa Dexter, Gerry Runge, Dean Gerlsema, and Dawn Smith. ROW 2: Jill Fish and Theresa Schmig. ROW 3: Melissa Dvorak and Brad Folk. ROW 4: Mark Foss and Don Folk. These senior DECA students listened attentively (?) to their instructor. Mrs. Barb Karpinen. Senior distributive education students were able to work at individual jobs for two class periods during the day. Crisis May Affect Seniors Question: Do you think the Lebanon crisis will have any affect on your life? Opinion: “If our country went into war, there would be cuts in education which would limit my career opportunities. ” — Annette Oltman “Yes, there might be a draft. That would definitely affect my life. ” — Tim Peters “It is scary to think that my friends would be fighting in Lebanon or some place if there would be a draft. ” — Lynece Webb is

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Students Express Views on School Question: What is the most least favorable aspect of attending Milbank High School? Opinion: “The least favorable is the homework, probably. The most favorable is the honor pass system as it makes you work harder. —Lynda Grothe “ think that we're lucky to have so many electives to choose from. —Kathy Muellenbach Sophomore Beth Whitlow worked with the tympani in preparation for one These ninth graders participated in the first typing class ever offered at of the concerts given during the school year. the freshman level. v • Jenifer Schad matted a photograph for a photochem assignment. Bulldogs Denise SiIIman and Kathy Muellenbach were caged up in the concession stand during one of the athletic events.