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

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SPRING Doing our daily exercise, a scene from “The Antics of Andrew , the jun- ior class play. Dancing under the stars, at the jun- ior-senior prom last spring. A bit of heaven comes to earth as faculty members enjoy the junior- senior banquet. With the arrival of spring comes the realization that another school year is practically finished. The seniors are enjoying their last outings to- gether as a class. The juniors are planning and practicing every night for their class play and ban- quet. The sophomores, already looking forward to next year when they can call themselves upper- classmen. The freshmen are full of ideas and plans for their following three years of school. The class plays, senior skip day, the junior- senior banquet and prom, classnight, baccalaureate and commencement, bring a memorable end to our seasons journey through Lake Preston high. 21

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GAA Row 1. C. Thedorff, C. Spilde, C. Casper, C. Jen- sen, I. McDonald, J. Paulson, A. Sundet. Row 2. S. Casper, C. Crow, L. Olson, S. Brown, J. Sass, M. Anderson, D. Brown, B. Buckmaster, M. McNamara. Row 3. S. Brookshire, J. Kjellsen, D. McDonald, E. Kjellsen, S. Torgerson, E. Leonard, M. Ryland, E. Brugman, A. Anderson, P. Strong, C. Casper, Mrs. Reeves. A VOLLEY OF ACTION GAA meets every Tuesday and Friday, in the gym- nasium, under the supervision of Mrs. Reeves. The girls do calisthenics, play basketball, volley ball, and folk dancing. The grade school basketball team coached by Mr. Madsen have won 11 out of 13 games. The grade school cheerleaders are Mary Madsen, Carolyn Nelson, Ver- lyn Smith and Karen Svihel. GRADE TEAM Row 1. R. Brown, H. Holm, D. Stone- field, D. Bonde, R. Shaw, M. Olson. Row 2. B. Larson, J. Thorsheim, Manager L. Nel- son, D. Hesby, W. Nelson, Coach Madsen, R. Shanks, D. Hookie.

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Lettermen: D. Bagley, A. Wienk, M. Thorsheim, Coach T. Prendergast, R. Gullick- son, M. Torgerson, B. Thom- sen, and K. Crow. Row 1. D. Pederson, C. Holm, C. Gilbery, R. Strong, E. Torgerson, R. Casper, and C. Christensen. Row 2. B. McNamara, L. Johnson, R. Cother, D. Wells, B. Tol- zin, V. Waldow, and Coach T. Prendergast. WIENK’S VICTORY URGES FELLOW TRACKMEN Setting many new school records was the main goal of the track meets last spring. Thirty par- ticipating in track made it more convenient for them to attend such relays as Redfield Relays, Madison Invitational, Pierre Relays, Dakota Relays, East Central Conference track meet and Regional track meet at Brookings and State track meet at Mitchell. During the latter, Arnold Vlenk earned a first in the State B mile run. To return for the next season will be eight letter- men and encouraging prospects for a victorious homecoming from each of the relays. Suspense-filled minutes seem long as each ner- vously wait for their turn to show their ability. Relaxation after a few times around the track gives them strength to do it again. 22