Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Janel Christensen seemed to be concentrating while ironing in her elective home economics class. Matt Amdahl, with a less than angelic look, listened to his art teacher, Tim Yerdon. Laurie Unzen demonstrated her sewing talents on a project in home economics. Jade Fagerland was caught in a sticky predicament during gym class. Classmates involved in the game were Steve Hinders, Jim Koffman, Mark Grengs, and David Endreson. 29

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Such typical sophomore girls are Janet Giesen, Angie Oilman, Picchowski got fired up for the Homecoming game. The Lon Peterson, Karla Konslant, Kimberly Poel, and Chris sophomores showed much enthusiasm at the games and pep rallies. “I'm glad I went to kindergarten so I could learn how to color inside of the lines. ” — Amy Linker Businesses Affect Students Question: How do the new businesses in Milbank afreet you? Opinion: “They make me feel better about Milbank. knowing it's growing. — Jackie Schmidt “It’s better to have a choice of different businesses to go to. — Kris Horn “It gives you more job opportunities to choose from.” — Jodi Olson Sophomore Homecoming attendants Bryan Schmidt and Lois Hartman rode on the second place sophomore float. 28

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Freshmen Face Proposed College Prerequisites With high hopes and new expectations, the class of '87 discovered many changes in their school routines. Six classes. A and B lunch, and long study times confused some students for the first couple weeks. The freshmen faced proposed college entrance requirements this year. 4s two years of foreign language were recommended as a prerequisite for college entrance, Spanish I was offered to ninth graders for the first time. German I was also offered. A second curriculum change made typing a required course for freshmen as it was dropped from the eighth grade curriculum last year. Other required courses for freshmen included physical science. Algebra I. English, and physical education. The addition of the required typing course left little room in schedules for electives though there were many to choose from. The electives varied to comply with the interests of the individual students. Students were able to occupy any free time with sports, drama, debate, declam, band, and drill team. According to one instructor, These students are enthusiastic about extracurricular activities. ” David Adler Bridget Aesoph Robin Anderson Paul Angerhofer Loreen Behlings Darcy Berkner Jennie Bierschbach Jody Block Sharon Boerger Jenica Bohlen Tim Bohn David Bowers Guy Bray Connie Brotzel Danny Buck Becky Carlin JO