Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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 Hold on Craig. I'm just about don©1 says Kern Schnaser to Craig Es- chenbaum as they make float decorations Guy Johnson Vai Johnson Heather Kokman Amee K osier Terry Kramer Kris Krause Kristen Larson Wode Leddy Soma Lewno Brad Loeschke Chod Ludovissie Judy Lundm Becky Mathers Christine Meister Jay Mertens Teresa Mitzel Nancy Mogard Brenda Opseth Melissa Pauh Michelle Pauli Berme Peters Shelly Peterson Becky Piechowski Holly Pies Chad Poel Brian Popowski James Rodtke Jason Roether Chris ReH Tracy Red Dawn Rethke Dan Ries Ethan Riggn Tammy Rodengen Kristn Rukstad Amy Sandberg Brent Sc heel Kathy Schmidt Kerri Schnaser Doug Schneck Shawn Schneider Kristn Schroeder freshmen 15

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Three New Students Join Freshmen Joining the freshman class for the first time were Kristen Larson, Cynthia Gullickson, and Travis Linngren. Kristen was from Eagle Butte, Cynthia from Arlington, and Travis from Re villo. This brought the class enroll- ment to 109. The ninth graders were required to take English, math, physical science, and a semester each of phys- ical education and foundations. Some of their elec- tives included chorus, band, art, German, Spanish, home ec, woodshop. agriculture, and general busi- ness. They were required to choose two electives. Steve Brotzel and Bernie Peters were elected stu- dent council representatives. Homecoming atten- dants were Val Johnson and Brian Popowski. Val Aas Joe Angerhoter Corey Arnett Tim Bates Eric Behlmgs Jason Berg Jason Bock Jennifer Boerger Valerie Boerger Matt Bohlen Steve Brotzel Jett Busjahn Jason Butzn Karla Butzin Mark Carr Sara Conrad Tammy Cummins Holly Dauwen Bryce DeClercq Debbie Dock ter Kevn Dombusch Kris Elvecrog Craig Eschenbaum Denise Fenner Angela Fonder Sharon Foss Eric Fowler Grant Garrison Robert Gertsema Wilke Gertsema Shelly Grabow Dawn Grant Tressa Gustafson Kralg Haase Jennifer Hanson Raquel Hanson Mark Hartman Stacy Hazlett Joel Hermans Mathew Hottqust Jennifer Howland Steve Huizenga 14 freshmen

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Craig and Anita Make Journey Look Easy The road for a freshman seemed fo be a long and hard one for some. There were many obstacles facing them as they went along that road. The first obstacle in their journey was deciding what classes to take. Then, as they travelled, they were hit with an assortment of activities to become involved in. Another road block was the upperclassmen. The fresh- men had to learn how to deal with their ''authority. Other obstacles encountered were dating, the lunch- line choices, new school rules, tardies, and no bells When the freshmen thought of the transition to high school, they often thought of how hard the first step in their journey was. Anita Schwandt and Craig Eschen- baum. however, made the transition look like frosting a cupcake Anita and Craig, special needs students because of cerebral palsy, adjusted well, and so did the other students. Walking through the halls at various times of the day, one saw Craig and or Anita with fellow class- mates. Their determination and smiling faces showed others that the freshman journey wasn't as difficult ds some thought it was Calvin Schulte Stacey Schultz Anita Schwandt Kelly Schwandt Leah Schwartz Sara Schweer Scott Searcy Jerry Seezs Jerad Seurer Damelle Spors Rhonda Sprung Kellie Steinlicht Derrick Thiele Geri Thompson Bryan Tipton Carolyn Torness Kelly Tracy Lori Van Lith Ryan Woterfa» Paul Wemzn 16 freshmen