Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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These freshman students work on thetr English assignments Freshmen Christy Patnoe and Deanna Zubke ■'cruise the halls as many students do dur mg noon hour Frosh Try Suspension When various faculty members and upperclassmen were ques- tioned about the freshman class, varied comments were made. One staff member summed up the class as “talented.” This was borne out in the large numbers involved in the extracur- ricular activities. Another faculty member commented that the class seemed to be very outgoing. Upperclassmen observed that this class congregated in large cliques. It was noticed by office staff and faculty that this group had trouble with punctuality. At the end of the first semester twelve freshmen had had in-school suspensions for five tardies. Some of th« freshman guys lounge in the hallway during their spare time In a typical hall shot students are on their way to begin another school day 18

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As a member of the pep band. Jason Seurer performs on his drums at a basketball game. Freshmen Plan for Future Babysitting and restaurant work oc- cupied many freshman girls outside school hours. In the annual staff survey taken last fall it was reported that 88 percent hold jobs. Among the boys it was found that only 35 percent were employed. When questioned about their future education plans, 41 percent of the freshman boys planned to attend a four year college as opposed to 53 percent of the girls. About 18 percent of the girls and 11 percent of the boys planned on going to a two year college with another 13 percent of the boys planning to join a military service. Thirteen percent of the boys and 16 percent of the girls were undecided about the future. Mike Smith Douglas Stelz Todd Steltz Becky Stemsrud Shelly Stevens Jeff Strobl Tammy Stultz Christi Sunne Gus Theye Jenny Tlbben Neal Thompson Paul Toft Scott Torness Rick VanHoom Joey VanHout As a beginning art student. Kenny Radtke works on one of his many assignments Art I students complete about 60 projects during the year. Reenie Vipond Kim Voeltz Jodi Waletich Michelle Ward Gary Weeden Jami Wendland Joel Wendland Scott Wendland Mike White Tony Whiting Brian Wibbens Andrea Wiese Leziee Zeigler Deanna Zubke 17

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Freshman Class Offers Jodi Waletich. v»ce president, Andrea Wiese. treasurer: NoeUe Aesoph. student council representative. Angie Hyde. Preparing himself for class is Mike Endreson secretary. Enc Garrison, student council representative, and Jason Seurer. president As Chris Lewis arrives at school. Pam Rader mac her and Jodi Walettch smile for the camera Looking forward to another day at school Is Karen Hartman