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

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peeking Jfh The f Science Looks like fun, huh? This Chem. class is cleaning up the lab, after many days spent doing experiments. They pro- duced hydrogen sulphide, and made nitric acid. Rolland and Arnold have been perfecting the process of making hydrogen sulphide. Most of the school will say they succeeded. Look kind of sleepy, don’t they? These Freshmen are copperplating a key. They have discovered new facts about heat, light, and sound. The energy they have studied about has so far not been exhibited in the class. They became interested in developing pictures, and began a photo club. fiiclcgij CketniAtrij (jenetal Science Don’t you feel sorry for these girls? Here they are dissecting a Starfish. They have also dissected crayfish, clams, and worms. The girls say, Ugh..

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Row 4: S. Stymiest, I. McDonald, S. Casper, C. Spilde, K. Stubkjaer, P. Rogholt, E. Brugman, M. Morrow, J. Sheimo, C. Casper, M. McNamara, J. Johnson, C. Casper, J. Paulson, S. Halverson. Row 3: M. Madsen, A. Anderson, B. Field, S. Nelson, D. McDonald, B. Anderson, P. Stewart, C. Smith, D. Brown, C. Svihel, H. Nelson, P. Strong, J. Beck; C. Lacy. Row 2: J. Sass, B. Anderson, P. Stewart, S. Brookshire, V. Anderson, G. Munson, C. Crow, B. Johnson, D. Smith, J. Kjellsen, D. Tolzin, C. Beck. Row 1: E. Kjellsen (reporter), C. Jensen (sec.), L. Anderson (treas.), S. Brown (pres.), J. Larson (pari.), G. Danielson (V. pres.), S. Jibben (hist.).

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WA ter if A 4 fytJerhftieht Do these innocent looks come with the studying of the South American countries? Bruce Thomsen alias Charles Col- lins is tried and convicted. Does he really know them or are they written on his hand? Are we getting our themes on World War I done?