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

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Boys playing on the Diver teams this year included, back: Bryan David Hovde. Kevin Carlson, Brad Easland, and Darwin Smith. Front Guischer, Lon Bratland, Ron Longville, Steve Hache, Shane Ode- row: Ryan Goethals, Kirk Zeeck, Todd French, and Scott Carlson, gaard, and Brian Carlson. Middle row: David Jibben, Daren Guischer, Ron Longville goes in for a basket as Brian Carlson assists Lon Bratland and Ron Longville look on as Darwin Smith works hard to hold on to the against the Iroquois Chiefs. ball in a game against the Doland Wheelers. 25

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Young Diver Team Gains Experience Second year head coach Larry Guischer and assistant coach Brian Heupel took on the 1984-85 boys basketball season. The Divers were a very young team with no seniors. They lacked the leadership and experience usually supplied by those upperclassmen. Junior Ron Longville led the Divers in both scoring and rebounding. Junior Lon Bratland was second in both categories. Other starters were Daren Guischer, Shane Odegaard, and Darwin Smith, all Ju- niors. Their hard work paid off with a win over Estelline. Award winners were: Ron Longville, most valuable; Brian Carlson, most improved; Steve Hasche, most promising; and Daren Guischer, most inspirational. Cheering on the Varsity team this year were Denise Tolzin, Michelle Jensen, Carol Hesby, and Terri Wienk. SCOREBOARD LP OPP 34 Elkton 91 29 Arlington 62 57 Deubrook 79 58 James Valley 73 38 Rutland 54 60 Doland 84 34 Howard 70 36 Elkton 71 33 Willow Lake 68 30 Estelline 58 39 Willow Lake 75 49 Oldham 71 30 Iroquois 80 27 Clear Lake 73 38 Estelline 36 23 Hamlin 86 54 Sioux Valley 76 66 Henry 81 42 DeSmet 85 District 41 Oldham 56 Daren Guischer goes in for two points against the Iroquois Chiefs. B-Team cheerleaders included Caryn Ellingson, DeDe Guischer, Amy Wienk, and Julie Tolzin. 24 In what year did the class B Boys Basketball Tournament become an annual event in South Dakota?

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Volleyball Team Succeeds “Against All Odds” The volleyball team was a great success. They kept the crowds cheering through every game. They had a great season record with fifty games won and only twenty-six games lost. They had an even better record with twenty two matches won and only seven losses. With a better record yet was their Lake Central Conference record in which they won four excellent games with no losses. Leading the volleyball team was Bonnie Ellingson, Kim Jacobsen. Kay Osvog. Jana Iverson. Lynne Casper who were selected to the All Conference team. Again, Kay Osvog was outstanding and was noted SCOREBOARD LP OPP. 2 Doland 0 3 Oldham 1 1 DeSmet 2 2 Howard 0 2 Sioux Valley 0 2 Flandreau 0 2 Arlington 0 1 DeSmet 2 2 Flandreau 1 2 Arlington 1 2 Deubrook 0 0 DeSmet 2 3 Webster 1 2 Sioux Valley 1 2 Hitchcock 1 2 Sioux Valley 1 2 DeSmet 1 0 DeSmet 2 1 DeSmet 2 2 Howard 0 2 DeSmet 1 2 Howard 0 2 DeSmet 1 3 Oldham 0 2 Deubrook 1 2 Sioux Valley .0 2 Arlington 0 2 Gregory 1 0 DeSmet 2 0 Jefferson 2 2 Webster 1 Who Sang The Song “Against All Odds”? How Many Players Are There On A Volleyball Team? as honorable mention to the State Tourney team. The volleyball team was proud to have Steve Salter and Klark Thomp- sen as their new coaches. They lead the team through thick and thin and went on to a victory at Regions and a fifth place win at the State “B” Volleyball Tournament. The whole school was extremely proud of the volleyball team because it is the first time in fifty years that any team has made it to a state competition from Lake Preston high school. Kim Jacobsen demonstrates her winning form as Jana Iverson and Lynne Casper look on. Team members listen intently as Coaches Salter and Thompsen out- line the game strategy during state tournament play.