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

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“Ladies Alone’’ Lj adies Alone was a comedy with three females, who swear to spend a quiet evening home together without heeding to any gentlemen callers. Unfortunately, their resistance breaks down and all of them go flying off with a date for the evening. On November 27 these three plays were presented with Ladies Alone chosen to represent Lake Preston High School at the District contest in Huron. Although the cast did not place, it was good experience and a lot of fun. CAST Marge........................Vickie Martin Norah........................Cammy Iseminger Peggy........................Cathy Kazmerak PROGRAM CO-ORDINATORS: Debi Holland, Den- ise Pike, Renita Thomsen. PUBLICITY: Helen Christensen, Joan Muser, Dawn Holland, Lori Malone. MAKE-UP: Barb Birath, Coleen Vincent, Wanda Olson, Ronda Stewart. STAGE CREW: DeWayne Anderson. ARTISTIC DESIGN: Clara Rieck. 27

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“The Trysting Place” 4 4rip X HE TRYSTING PLACE, a comedy by Booth Tark- ington, deals with four couples who simultaneously have a rendezvous in the same hotel lounge, but the situation is humorously complicated before each man meets his proper partner. CAST Mrs. Curtis. . . Lancelot Briggs . Mrs. Briggs. . . Jessie .......... Rupert Smith . . Mr. Ingoldsby . Mysterious voice Margaret Odden .Mark Rod void Shirley Rasmussen Diane Wolkow Mark Odden Bill Paterson DeWayne Anderson

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“Colour My World” Theme Chosen By Junior Class LpHS juniors sold concessions at athletic events to finance this year's Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. They chose the theme Colour My World and put in many hours of work in preparation. On the evening of May 4th, eager students crossed under the rainbow to enter into a brightly-streamered time of fun and excitement. The banquet, beginning at 6:30, was attended by juniors, seniors, class mothers and their husbands, and LPHS fac- ulty and staff. Waiters and waitresses, chosen from the freshman and sophomore classes, wore costumes of six foreign countries. The turkey dinner was preceeded by a prayer by Kristin Iseminger. Jean Vedvei gave a welcome from the junior class, responed to by the senior class president, Debi Holland. Mr. Holter sang Colour My World accompanied by Renit a Thomsen, flute, and Renee Thomas, piano. The Senior Prophecy and the ABC's were read. The dance, from 9-1, was held to the music of Burnam Wood. A silhouette, punch bowl in a yard setting and a large rainbow' over the entrance were some of the creative decorations set to a background of multi-color streamers. Following the dance, Billy Jack was shown at the Pres- ton Theatre. A breakfast for upperclassmen and their dates was held at the gym until 5 a. m. to close this never-to-be-forgotten event . . . Prom 1973. WAITERS AND WAITRESSES: Reed Hauck, Dawn Holland, Cary Elling- son, Doug Olson, Renee Williams, Caryn Reiser, Jerome Nelson, Way- ne Wienk, Tammy Stevens, Joyce Smith, Doug Severson, Dyann Rossel. A multi-colored maypole stood in the center of the dance floor. 28