Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Table of Contents Students.................7 Academics...............43 Activities..............63 Sports..................87

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KENNEL Records Golden Memories In keeping with the theme selected for this year's KENNEL, changes and events occurring on the local, state, and national levels were recorded here for future golden memories. MHS revisions included adding a forty-five minute homeroom period and a longer lunch pe- riod in the schedule. The addition of a PIP Club (Partners in Prevention) and a girls' volleyball team provided more activities for student participation. On the local level, the business community lost the JC Penney store. On a brighter note, however, Hardees and Bostwicks were opened, and the Otter Tail Power Company put up a new office building. State news revolved around the November elections. The much publicized Abdnor-Daschle race brought President Reagan to South Dakota twice to campaign for Abdnor. The year nineteen hundred eighty-six was a memorable one on the national level with the Iran Arms scandal , continued space explora- tion, and accusations of espionage. The yearbook staff invites the reader to review the changes, events, and students that made up the golden memories of the 1986-87 school year. 7

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Homecoming Victory Stirs Sweet Memories MHS launched this year's Homecoming with an Around the World theme. Each class chose a different country to represent the theme and constructed a float accordingly. The seniors won first place with their idea Kenya Catch the Tigers. The DECA Club took second place, and the freshman class came in third. Coronation, emceed by Jim Weber, Cory Fields, and Bridget Aesoph, carried out the Around the World theme with reports out of Russia, Africa, and the U.S. En- tertainment was provided by the jazz band and choir. and a variety of skits were presented by the students. Coronation was brought to a close with the crowning of the 1986 royalty, Amy Waletich and Mark Popowski. The week's activities ended with the parade, football game, and dance on Friday, September 26. After the Bull- dogs walked away with a 10-0 win over the Groton Ti- gers, students danced to the music of a local DJ, Happy Feet. Mrs. Quail, Miss Richards, Mr. Stewart, and Mrs. Mathers coordinated the Homecoming activities. And now a word from Africa ... Emcee Bridget Aesoph Paul Peschong, Paul Snaza. Joe Thyne, Lynn Peters, Kathy Peterson, and Michele visits with natives John Johanson and Paul Angerhofer Schmidt applaud as Bryan Schmidt and Jackie Schmidt crown Mark Popowski and Amy Waletich. Senior Cory Fields carries the ball as a Groton Tiger attempts Kenny Radtke, Rick Siem. Pete Frickson, Mike Smith, and Jason Seurer do the to tackle him. Bulldog Shuffle.