Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Shooting over the Clark defender. Natalie Pekarek attempted a field goal for those needed two points. Denise Sillman and Beth Holtzmann assisted at the finish line at one of the home cross country meets. 23 Riding on the winning Homecoming float. Carla represented the junior class. The juniors carried on the Schreiner, Mark McCulloch, and Todd Hyde tradition of having the prize winning float.

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Chemistry students Tina Brook and Lori Berens kept track of their results as they performed one of their experiments. Juniors Speak Out on New “Noon” Policy Question: How do you feel about the modified closed noon hour policy put into effect this year? Opinion: “You should be able to go home with neighbors.” —Val Woodward “It's a good idea. With all the drug and alcohol abuse going on, they had to do something. —Alan Schliesman “I think people should be able to have their freedom. If they want to destroy their life with drugs, that's their problem.” —Steve Thomas “It isn't going to stop anything, because it will still go on during the noon and after school hours. ” —Karla Foss Taking time off from the tiresome details in the annual room. Karen S’eu demonstrated the use of the hula hoop. Preparing an art board. Val Woodward was one of the many students who took advantage of the elective art courses. 22

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Sophomores Attend Post Planning Day For the first time the sophomores attended High School Post Planning Day this fall. Each sophomore chose three schools from the many that sent representatives that day and then listened to them speak about their campuses in the morning. During the afternoon the students attended three sessions of general interest. When asked why the sophomores were included this year. Guidance Counselor Gordon Bergquist said, The sophomores should be making plans for college and what courses they need now. If they don't, they won’t get accepted by state colleges or universities. ” The sophomores received second place and thirty dollars for their Crunch-n-Munch on the Braves float during another fall event. Homecoming. Much like past years, the sophomores were required to schedule in world history, English, and a semester each of physical education and typing when they registered in the fall. Electives included courses in the Fine arts, foreign language, home economics, science, vocational, math, and business fields. According to one instructor, The sophomores have a lot of potential in every area — athletics, music, and academics. They are as good as or even better than the other classes. They used much of this potential in the extracurricular activities which included seventy-eight percent of their class. Bob Adams Julie Adler Matt Amdahl Deb Andersen Shari Anderson Brett Baird Alan Bergquist Brenda Boerger Julie Boerger Jim Boms Kenny Brotzel Cara Brunton Paul Buisker Jerry Bury Mike Carr JaneI Christensen Jim Coffman Teresa Conrad Janet Coughlin Dale Cramer Craig DeBoer Chad Dilka Darin Dockter David Endreson 24