Milbank High School - Kennel Yearbook (Milbank, SD)

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Dulcie Karels and Jennifer Thomas enjoy displaying their panted faces at a football game Before boading the bus for a wresthng meet. Tom Hartman and Rodney Like many sophomores. Ryan Boe finishes his homework in the Stem laugh at one of Mr hhrsch's jokes hoi sophomores 23

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Teachers Give Opinion on Class Chris ! Wherry receives her award at the Girls Basketball State Tournament while spectators look on Two newcomers to MHS gave their views on the sophomore class. Mr. Steve Rice, sophomore world history teacher, said that he enjoyed teaching here, except that most of the sophomores liked the Minnesota Twins, and they gave him a bad time about them winning. He said his worst nightmare came true when the Twins won the World Series. Mrs Kathy Sussex, a new substitute teacher, said the sophomores were fun from what she had seen. She said they were not too loud and not all-know- ing. but they weren't dead either. She also said she liked them because they were Minnesota Twins fans. Mr. Jim Dahl, an old favorite of the sophomores, said that he enjoyed enlightening their minds with new knowledge of their environment. Mr Dahl said he was trying to look like a marine biologist with the beard he was growing While eating his hotdog and french tries. Gregg Neu thinks about what he is going to do after basketball practice that night 22 sophomores

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Sophomores Favor Track and Basketball Activities In the fall of the year the sophomores were given a survey concern- ing their participation in sports, and other extra- curricular activities, the types of cars they drive, and their favorite movie of the summer. The survey concluded that about 55 percent of the sophomores were participating in a sport. Approximately 45 per- cent were not The most popular sports were track and basketbdll. Only 46 percent of the sophomores were in- volved in an extracurricu- lar activity other than a sport. The most popular activities were band and chorus with newspaper staff and foreign ex- change club following close behind They were also sur- veyed on what kind of cars they drive. Some of the more popular ones were the Omni. Impala, Ltd. Citation. Monte Carlo. Mustang, and Bonneville. The survey also showed that most sophomores were interested in having sports cars The most popular car that the sophomores would like to drive was the Porsche. The Lamborguini and the Camaro tied for second. The most popular mov- ie of fhe summer was Adventures in Babysit- ting. Some of the other favorites were Can't Buy Me Love, Spaceballs. and Caught. Angelo DaWe tries to finish her geometry during o study ho in the library Many students in both band and chorus had the option of a study hall 24 sophomores