Lake Preston High School - Prestonian Yearbook (Lake Preston, SD)

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POPULAR BELL RINGERS Most Popular Second Gum Cracker Most Beautiful Best Dressed Second best dancer Sioond peppiest Second biggest flint Best figure Best athelete Seoond biggest out-up Most representative Most dependable Most cooperative Seoond best figure Seoond most studious Seoond outest Most bashful Most popular Most studlc-us Most handsome Best dressed Best sohool boaster Most beautiful eyes Most talented Beet musician Most likely to suooeed Best vooallst Best personality Most representative Most dependable Best all around Most thoughtful Most cooperative Biggest flirt Biggest out-up Gum cracker Bubble gum blower Seoond school boaster Peppiest Most beautiful eyes Cutest couples Most talkative Seoond most likely to succeed Best vooallst Best sohool boaster Most talented Best muslolan Best sense of humor Seoond best all-around Seoond most talkative Seoond most oopular Seoond most beautiful Seoond best danoer Seoond most beautiful eyes Most beautiful hair Seoond most oourteous Seoond most dependable Second most thougntful Prettiest smile Seoond most cooperative Seoond most likely to succeed Seoond best personality Beat athelete 18

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CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Lake Preston High School of the years 19A9- 1950, being of sound mind, here by bequeath the following oherished articles to our friends and former fellow students of Lake Preston High School. I, Eldon Anderson, will my ability to have by studies done on time to Marlys Larson and my new oar to Don Lyle. I, Lynn Atwood, will my devil-may-care attitude toward my studies and women to William Shanks and my ability to keep my big mouth shut to Herbie Nelson. I, Rodney Erickson, will Helen Galer to anyone who can keep her ha ppy. I, Lois Williams, will a little of my size to Ellen Galer and my voice to Yvonne Merrick. I, Alice Hein, will my happy days in school and exciting evenings to anyone who thinks they lead a dull life. I, Charles Hendricks, will my trips to Webster to anyone who wants to take the chance. I, Keith Hesby, will my smooth grace and ability to stand up in a basketball game to Wesley Jones. I, Dorothy McNamara, will my straight A average to Jean Dierkson and my ever ready smile to Curt Severson. I, James Jenson, will my smooth way with the ladies to Keith Jenson. I, Phyllis Johnson, will my ability to keep order in the library to Wilma Kalvig. I, Florence Kjellsen, will my wonderful sense of humor to Rodney Karban and my good grades to Dick Bagley. I, Phyllis Marek, will my ability to trap a man to Doris Miller and my mornings in the offioe to Lavonne Steenson. I, Autumn Merrick, will my ability to talk constantly to Donna Wonsbeck and my love on an argument to Helen Hesby. I, Mary Jane Olseon, will my ability to have my own way to anyone who thinks they need it. I, Ruth Olson, will all my sohool books and my place in Economics olass to Ronal Holland. I, Rodney Peterson, will my knowledge of sound affects in class to Ardell Holland and my ability to talk my way out of trouble to Marvin Tolzin. I.Arlie Steenson, will one battered and broken Ford to anyone who can afford to drive it. I, Beverly Tolzin, will my ability to cut up in cles and get away with it to Don Williams and my place in English to Gene Nodine I, Doris Wonsbeck. will mv q liet mild manner £o Bernard Malone. I, Madalyn Neshiem, will my love of a good fight to Arden Barlow and all my letters from Minnesota to Darlene McIntosh. I, Mary Ann McLain, will my long hours over the school books to Richard Pattee and the hours I spent typing the annual to Lowell Wilde. I, Gary Jensen, will my extensive vocabulary to Clair Olson and my nights in Oldham to anyone who can afford them. I, Norma Holland, will one slightly used International piokup to Dean Nodine in hopes that he will remember me by it. I, Robert Olson, will my ever present over abundance of energy to Robert Waldo and my ability to get to school on time to LeRoy Casper. We, the senior class, will the following: to the Juniors we leave our seats in the Senior rows, to the Sophomores we leave our intelligence and honesty, to the Freshmen we leave our studiousness. 17

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POPULAR BELL RINGERS Seoona funniest laugh Seoond must talkative Second bubble gum blower Peppiest Best sense of humor Biggest cut-up Most likely to succeed Most courteous Most studious Second most bashful Second most representative Seoond most deoendable Most thoughtful Seoond most cooperative Second best sense of humor Cutest couple Second most handsome 3eoond cutset Second biggest flirt Bubble gum blower Gum craoker Beet dancer Second best sense of humor Second best musician Second most popular Second bubble gum blower Best sport Second most talented Second best musician Second most courteous Best all around Second best vocalist Seoond best dressed Best dancer Second best personality Second most beautliul eyes Second nost beautiful Best personality Seoond cutest couple Prettiest smile Cutest w Seoond best snort Second most beautiful hAlr Seoond best athlete Second best vocalist Second biggest cut-up Second best dressed Second most representative Most talkative Second most studious Seoond gum oracker Best sport Seoond school boastei Peppiest 19