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

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Left To Rignt; D. Hougland, R. Karban, R. Holland, D. Hougland, B. Williams, R. Thorshelm, B. Shanks, D. Pattee, L. Casper, C. Olson, B. Malone. The Track Season was late In starting due to Inclement weather The boys may participate In the following meets: Corn Palace Relays, April 20 Howard Wood Dakota Relays, May 5 Regional Track Meet, Brookings Conference Track Meet, Brookings The boys out for track are: Dashes Dale Gulllckson, Bruce Thomsen, Don Williams. 440 Dlok Bagiev, Bernard Malone, Tom Vandervelde. QQO Lloyd KJellsen, George KJellsen, Wesley Jones. Mile Robert Gaard, Darwin Johnson. Low Hurdles Bob Williams, Dlok Williams. High Hurdles Bob Williams. High Jump Bernard Malone, Don Williams, Larry Kazmerzak. Broad Jump Bernard Malone, Dlok Bagley, Bruce Thomsen, Bill Shanks. Discus Bill Shanks, Dick Pattee. Shot Put Dlok Pattee, John Russett 23

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Back Row: Coach Tldmarsh, A. Jensen, R. Holland, D. Pattee, B. Shanks, L. Kaz merzak, R. Johnson, L. Hasche, D. Williams, L. Tolzln. 2nd Row : H. , Nelson, L. Jensen, B. Trewatha, L. Casper, L. Wilde, C. 01- eon, R. Kurban, D. Gullick- son, B. Malone. Front Row: D. Hougland, B. Jensen, R. Thorehelm, R. McGarvle, W. Jones, B. Williams, D. Williams, D. Hougland. Although on paper the football season did not look very good, we are sure that everyone who has seen any of the five games will agree that as a whole It was a great success. There was much good sportsmanship and hard work on the part of the players and Coach Tldmarsh. This was the first year of 11 man football, and It showed great promises of being well-liked by both the players and the spectators. The Divers played very good the first four games and came through with a superb performance while spoiling the homecoming for Clear Lake. The Divers showed steady improvement even after the 1os8 of two veteran linemen during the season, and came througn with a well-earned victory over Clear Lake at their Homecoming. Arlington defeatei us at our Home- coming but we made it one of the Cardinal's toughest games of the year. The highlight of our 7-0 loss to Dell Rapids was the electrical storm wherein two players were struck by lightening. L. L. L. L. L. PRESTON PRESTON PRESTON PRESTON PRESTON 0 CLARK 28 0 DELL RAPIDS 7 6 ARLINGTON 19 0 GENERAL BEADLE 40 13 CLEAR LAKE 0 Back Row: D. Williams, L. Wilde, R. Thorehelm, D. Gulllckson. Front Row: L. Casper, R. Holland, R. Karban, L. Hasche, C. Olson, R. Johnson, B. Malone.

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BaJ tUt A SQUAD Left To Right: R. Thorehelm, L. Wilde, D. Bagley, B. Wil- liams, D. Nodlne, D. Oulllckson, G-. Nodlne, B. Malone, A. Jensen, B. Shanks. Kneeling: Coach Bill Tldmareh. The 1950-51 Basketball team had eight lettermen returning to form the nuc- leus for Coach Bill Tldmareh's first year at the helm. An auspicious start for a successful season was made In the 55-35 victory over a strong Thomas team. The team continued to show marked Improvement each game because of their fine team spirit and all around team play. The Divers won the Consolation trophy at the Conference Tournament and placed second In the E. C. Conference with a 10-2 record. Lake Preston defeated every team In the conference at least once. The Preston tesim's reserve strength was oalled upon frequently and accounted for a strong Divers squad. No small part of the teams suocess oan be attributed to the wholehearted support of our student body and local fans. B SQUAD Back Row: L. Tolzln, C. Oleor., R. John- son, B. Trewatha, L. Casper, Mr. Tld- marsh. Front Row: D. Wil- liams, D. Pattee, L. Kazmerzak, D. Williams, R. Karban, T. Vandervelde.