Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Juniors Take on Responsibilities The class of ’85 entered the school year with new responsibilities. They were given the tasks of raising money through concession stands and of organizing the prom. Due to a lack of volunteers this year, work shifts were assigned for the first time, and a fine was assessed if one did not show up. Cooperation was shown, however, in their first place float which was produced during Homecoming week. Homecoming attendants were Carla Schreiner and Mark McCulloch. The junior course schedule was Tilled with many electives and two required courses, American History and English III. Electives were related to science, math, home economics, and business. Many students were involved in such extracurricular activities as sports, debate, declam, cheerleading, and various organizations. Many felt that these activities led to a more rounded school year. School spirit was expressed exuberantly by the juniors during yelling competitions at pep rallies. Many of these competitions were won by the junior class. With one more school year to come, the class of '85 could look ahead with hope for what is Beyond the Horizon. ” Dawn Aden Julie Aesoph Stacey Anderson John Bear Lori Berens Kurt Bergquist Doug Boerger Doug Borchert Ted Bray Tina Brook Hark Buisker Michael Bulh LcRoy Capp Renae Carlson Barb Carr Stephen Cramer Kathy Cummins Wayne Dauwen Jason Dockter Keri Dornbusch Rob Dorneman Ann Erickson Karla Farrell Stacy Fields With complete attention on his instructor. Doug Boerger listened to the class presentation. 18

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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.

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Denise Folk Tony Folk Junior class officers included (back row) Kathy Muellcnbach, treasurer; (front row) Kurt Bergquist. president; Beth Holt mann, secretary; and Wayne Dauwen, vice president. Linda Fonder Karla Foss Lynn Foss Norene Foss Gary Fredrichsen Mark Frost Steve Frost Ginger Grimm Dave Gustafson Tammy Hippen Tim Hoffman Jeff Holler Lori Holler Steven Holtquist Beth Holt mann Lori Hooth Todd Hyde Jeff Jackson Susie Jones Darin Jutting Russ Kaehler Lynn Karges Ann Kiefer Don Lambert Jennifer Lien Dean Locke Vickie Loeschke Eric Lewno Mark McCulloch Jim McTague 19