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

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“A” Team Lette rmen C. Christensen, R. Gullickson, A. Wienk, B. Mc- Namara, F. Adams, D. Bagley, B. Tolzin, B. Thomsen, M. Thor- sheim, D. Abel, D. Jenson, D. Bonde. Student managers R. Cother and D. Wells. BASKETBALL PLAYERS WORK Tournaments We They We They Doland Tournament 36 Cresbard 57 54 Wess. Sprgs. 57 Arlington Invitational 43 Arlington 57 53 Volga 48 Conference Tournament 41 Volga 58 46 Erwin 40 44 Iroquois 39 District Tournament 60 White 52 41 Oldham 59 Above. Wienk positions for a tip-in. Left. Allen fights for a rebound. Right. Curt goes up for a tip in the De Smet game.

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Thinking and writing copy seem to be the two hardest jobs in the completing of an annual page. “Who's ahead in the magazine subscription campaign, Rog? “How's the candy selling bus- iness at noon, girls? ADS, PH AND COPY MAKE ANNUAL A REALITY The financial problem of the Prestonian was one of the first things the staff considered. To raise money, pom poms were sold during football season. A magazine subscription cam- paign with the FFA boys added to the growing fund. Candy bars were sold during the noon hour in con- junction with the concessions at the last three basketball games and at the grade basketball tourn- ament. Each staff member was assigned layout pages to prepare for the deadline on March 1. To sell ads and subscriptions for the annual, the staff was divided into teams. The teams that earned the most money were given free Prestonian subscriptions. Winners of ad teams were R. Cother and M. Thorsheim. High subscription salesman was C. Christensen. Row 1. B. Tolzin, jr. bus. mgr.; G. Stymiest, bus. mgr.; S. Ander- son, lit. ed.; L. Svihel, ed.; Miss Huether, adv ; B. McNamara, jr. ed. Row 2. L. Jibben, S. Barlow, S. Torgerson, D. Russett, S. Gil- bery, M. Thorsheim. Row 3. D. Wells, E. Ix onard, C. Christen- sen, M. Roegiers, R. Cother, M. Ryland, R. Gullickson.

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Morg connects on a charity toss. Preston Schedule We They -67 Orland 58 40 Canova 36 -50 Yale 47 -48 DeSmet 38 32 Howard 54 55 Arlington 46 39 Lake Norden 59 65 Ipswich 40 - 57 Selby 47 66 E rwin 50 52 Oldham 54 60 Castle wood 65 -74 Erwin 52 - 65 Volga 59 -59 Iroquois 55 -82 Bancroft 53 48 Arlington 66 - 45 Lake Norden 39 - 71 Iroquois 53 86 Oldham 96 69 DeSmet 74 98 Bancroft 55 Abel jumps high for two points which helped win the Norden game. FOR VICTORY THROUGHOUT SEASON The Lake Preston basketball season began November 1, 1956, under the reliable coaching of Tom rendergast. With nine returning letter- men, the Divers played their first game with Orland. The first road trip in the history of the Lake Preston basketball team was taken on December 13 and 14. During this time, two vic- tories were won by the Divers over Selby and Ipswich. Consolation trophy was received by the Divers in the conference tournament in Arlington. They also participated in the Doland, New Years, and District tournaments. Rated third in the conference the team closed the season with 19 wins and 12 losses. “B” Team R. Casper, D. Odden, C. Holm, B. Crane, R. Stonefield, Coach Prendergast, K. Crow, L. Koch, D. Pederson.