Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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 Don't bother me I'm working, Don R es seems to soy as his picture is taken Come on Anita You can do it! encourages Craig Eschenbaum as he watches Amta Schwandt work at the computer Steve Huizenga comments, My control top panty hose ain't what they used to be. as he is inter- viewed by Vai Mueller at a pep ral- ly Steve Huizenga and Kristen Larson srnde as they fantasize about win- ning first pkxre n the homecoming Toat competition '-reshman Class Officers Ethan Rig- n president. Jerod Seurer. trea- ter. Dawn Rethke. secretary, and iecky Mathers, vice president freshmen 17

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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

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Few Freshmen Flave Part-time Employment The majority of the freshmen participated in ex- tracurricular activities with basketball, track, and volleyball being the most popular. Only about 10% of the freshmen had some sort of after school job as compared to 88% of the seniors who had after school jobs when they were freshmen The freshmen were a little too quiet at the begin- ning of fhe school year at pep rallies. As the year wore on. however, their school spirit and enthusiasm rose, and they even won a few class compefitions at the rallies. Robert Gertsema receives assistance from his teacher Mrs Nigg They told us we could find the hot dogs and baked beans here Some freshmen are so gullible1 Guy Johnson participates In the high school band by playing at half time during a football game 18 freshmen