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

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% onocjrcun L. to R. Back Row: T. Vandervelde, tJ. Jones, B. Jensen, R. Gaard, H. Nelson, L. Kjellsen, J, Bllnsmon, Middle Row: K. Jensen, W. iiidsness, A. Barlow, B, Shanks, J. Russett, R. Trewatha, L. Bpilde. Front Row: R. Biorsheim, B. Williams, L. Kazmer- zak, Mr. Tidmarsh, B. Williams. Education L. to R. Back row: Bllnsmon, Weiss, Jen- sen, Olson, Williams, Anderson, Holin, Hol- land, Jensen, Olson, Field. Becond row: Miss Sch- lobohm, Jensen, Olson, Russett, Johnson, Ol- son, Ryland, Brown, Rotturn, Third row: Lee, Me Namara, Falla, Good- hope, Severson, Lew- ison, Abel, Cother, Miller, Berg, Leffing- well. Front row: Madsen, Johnson, Larson, St- reeter, Anderson, Steenson, Hillestad Galer, C J4.J}. Back row: Bllnsmon, Berg, Williams, Sev- erson, Hillestad, Lee, Ryland, Johnson, Di- erks, Madsen, Cother, Jensen, Streeter. Middle row: Miss Schl- obohm, Lewison. Good- hope, Falla, Larson, Maxam, Holland, Holl- and, Hesby, Anderson, Brown, Olson, Field. Front row: Leffing- well, McLain, Meek, Tolzin, Johnson, An- derson, Abel, Jensen, Steenson, Rottum, Ga- ler.

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF LAKE WESTON HIGH SCHOOL BLUE and GOLD PUBLISHED WEEKLY AS A DEPARTMENTAL NEWSPAPER NUMBER lb LAKE PRESTON. SOUTH DAKOTA JANUARY 31. 1952 Classes Name 1951 Homecoming Queen Candidates Homecoming Que«n candidates for the 1951 Homecoming of Lake Preston high school have been chosen from each of the Glasses and will be «elected by a vote of the students of the entire high sohdol. This year’s candidates include Jan. ice McNamara, senior: Helen Hes- Seniors Entertain Members of Faculty At Chicken Dinner The aroma of deliciously pr pared food seeped into the nostrils of the seniors and faculty Wed nesday evening, February 6, as they devoured the senior chicken feed. The dinner, consisting i $ potatoes and gravy, chicken, es- c Uoped com. jello salad on let- tuce leaf, pickles, olives, celery, hot buns, strawberry shortcake. the by, junior; Irene Ryland, sopho- more; Helen Severson, freshman. waj prepared by mothers of the seniors. Dale Gerald, Student President, Has Eye On Trucking Business By dariene Oieriu JT-ike father, lift don' 1 hi typical of Dale Gerald, mio intends to be a truck operator Daie was born 17 years ago, on February 22. with blue eyand brown hair. At the conclusion of the dinner a short program was presented consisting f a welcome by Bill Shanks, response for the faculty bry John Lehr, a solo by Dorothy Holm, and a solo by Bobby W1' 114ms. Waitresses and waiters were Dorothy . Holm. Helen HiUestad B rol Bery, Larry Holland, Dick HeSby and Darwin Holm. November 2 Is Carnival Date The purposes of a high school newspaper, as learned at the South Dakota High School Press association conference at Brook- ings last Saturday, are as follows: It provides a means by which the students can express them- selves: It connects the different high schools; It Cells the towns- people what is going on In school; it assists the worthy enterprises of the school; it gives the students a chance to state their opinions; and it gives them valuable experience that iwlll aid them in their career. — -b dc g— 'Die student boov wishes to thank the Lake Preston Civic Improve- ment club for the United Nations flag It presented ounng the pro- i last gram Frida v. Friday, November 2. has been set aa the date for the annual Lake Preston school carnival. Tilings will get underway at 7 p m. Some of the special events will oe the assembly programs at 7:30 and 9:00. and King and Queen cor- onation at 11:00 The candidates for King and Queen are: Jean Rot- turn and Herbie Nelson, seniors; Lavonne Steenaon and Arden Bar- low, Juniors; Beverly Olson and Howard Barlow, sophomores, and Jaoque Jenaon and Darwin Holms, freshmen. Local Declamatory Winners Named Larry Kazmereak, Donna Street- er, Keith Jensen, and Marlys Lar- «on will represent Lake Prestor high school at the district declam- atory contest which will be held here on Thursday, all day. Novem- ber 29. as a result of Che decisions made at the local contest held! Tuesday ©veninsr of this week. Prestonian Staff Is Selected; Keith Jensen Named Editor Keith Jensen, senior, was named ed‘ r of the 1951-52 edition of the vearbook of Lake Weston high ®c ool. ''Prestonian’’ yesterday. Warfcn fbdeness was selected to lager. Boy Scouts Hold First Meeting The Boy Scouts of Lake Preoton held their regular meeting Wed- nesday evening. September 19, at the school house. Mr. Harold Mel- •mseter is scoutmaster for the 15 boys who attended. Divers Are District 11 Champions Music Notes Thirteen students from Lake Preston wort selected to play in the District Tournament Band which consisted of 40 members from Volga, Arlington and Lake Preston. They were Darlene Abel, Wilma Kalvig, Patty ‘Leffingwell. Roger Gerald. Dale Gerald. Marlys Lar- son» Clara Geler, Arden Barlow, LaVgMe Morrow, Robert Gaard, Jay Jensen Howard Barlow and Wesley Jonea BLUE a GOLD STAFF Editor Wllmg Kalvig Assistant Editors. .Helen McLain Marlys Larson Sports Editor Keith Jensen Reporters. .Marlys Larson, Janice McNamara, Shirley Pasti an Helen He4by. Shirley Jensen. Darlene Abel, Judy McNamara Charlotte Johnson, Iylla Mae Falla, Carol Lee. and Grace Co ther. Feature Writer». .Helen McLain Jean Rottura. Dona Streeter, Ar- delle Holland. Darlene Rusaett, Barbara Olson, and Clariens Dierka Typists ■ Adviser A smooth Diver quintet rolled to a 03 80 vloutty over the Volga CossacWk to take championship honors at the District 11 tourna- ment held at Brookings last Sat- urday night. The Divers pre-tourney favor- ites, were matched by the scrappy Cossacks in the first quarter as the Divers held a 14 18 lead. They increased this lead to 30-15 at the half and'were never pushed after this point. Shanks, stellar center ror the L.vera. tossed In 36 points to roH his tourney total up oo 76 points in three games aati take scoring honors for the tour- ney. Ruse Strand netted ll points .to Mad the Volga five. 27 all Senior girls John Lehr

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 Jiome 1 L. to R. M. Ander- son, C. Galer, L. Williams, C. Olson, P. Blinsmon, P. Lef- fingwell, S. Madsen, C. Berg, J. Jensen, D. Brown, A. Olson, C. Olson, D. Holm, H. Hillestad, Miss Schlobohm. There are two Home Ee classes both under the direction of Miss Schlobohm. Home Ec 1 is made up of freshmen and Home Ec 11 is made up of sophomores. The freshman girls study sew- ing and the sophomores learn the art of cooking. Two of the Home Ec girls work over in the school lunch room every week. Back row: C. Lee, M. Jensen, B. Ol- son, J. Larson, D. Weiss. Middle row: I. Ry- land, J. McNamara, G. Cother, S. Lew- ison, C. Johnson, I. Falla. Front row: B. Good- hope, E. Miller, C. Johnson, Miss Schl- obohm.