Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Student Gets $100 Almost one-half the sophomore class worked after school and on weekends according to a survey taken last fall. Of the 42 percent who worked, the most common workplace was Ike’s Chicken Shack. Walk- ing dogs and upholstery work numbered among the most unusual jobs. Besides gaining work experience, the sophomores gave some thought to higher education. Fifty-one per- cent planned to attend a four year college or universi- ty. In addition to four year schools, 21 percent of the girls and 16 percent of the boys were considering a vocational school. Also asked on the survey were questions pertain- ing to allowances. The most surprising result to the yearbook staff was the $100 a month allowance received by one individual. 24

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Scott Olson awaits directions from band in- structor Al Stewart Jody Block concentrates on a pass Becky Schneider Suzanne Seehafer Benita Smith Paul Snaza Kris Steinlicht Kris Stemsrud Susan Stengel Joe Stultz Susan Thomas Joe Thyne Anita Underwood Jim VanLith Sheila VanSambeek Shirley VanSambeek Heidi Voeltz Amy Waletkh Jim Weber Mike Webb Keith Wellnitz Heidi Werner Sheila Wieber 23

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Observed by Student Librarian Rick Stengel, Jodi McTague looks through a magazine Watched by upperclassmen, the sophomores prepare to participate in a tug of-war competition Scott Olson. Peter Kampen, John Johanson. and Mark Popowski observe hallway activities from their bench. Dawn Johanson does a class assignment In the library Chad Nelson puts the finishing touches on his sculpture 25