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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1959 volume:

1959 Prestonian Lake Preston Annual Staff LAKE PRESTON HIGH i Lake Preston, South Dakota Dedication To a record-breaking coach, a wonderful History teacher, class advisor, and trusted friend, we of the Prestonian staff would like to dedicate this 1959 ’’Prestonian to you Mr. Frendergast. We know that we cannot fully express in words what you have done for this school and us individually the last 5 years, but it is our sincere wish that this dedication can, in some way, repay you for the efforts and guidance that you have so cheerfully and generously given, and most important, for the wonderful influence you have been on our lives. With this dedication goes our sincerest best wishes in the future, and may God bless you and keep you. LENHARDT AMAN Superintendent B. S. - M.E. American Government Sociology Student Council Advisor They Guide Us JAMES CULEY Principal B. S. - M. E. Chemistry Biology Guidance Counseling National Honor Society Adv. Senior Class Advisor On Our Way FLORENCE OLSON is the office Secretary. She is a filing clerk, record keeper, and takes care of sales of tickets and fees of the school. VIRGINIA KUHEN B. A. Bookkeeping Secretarial Training Typing Library Blue and Gold Sophomore Class Advisor 4 School ROBERT LARSON FRED WERNER LEONARD SVIHEL Board ELIZABETH BONDE WALLY SCHULL ALICE SITTNER TOM PRENDERGAST B. A. - M. E. American History World History World Geography Senior Class Advisor CARROLL SOUGSTAD B. A. - M. A, Band Girls' Glee Mixed Chorus Freshman Class Advisor MILDRED MUSOLF B. A. English I, II, HI, IV Pep Club Advisor Junior Class Annual Advisor DONALD SULLIVAN B. S. General Mathematics Advanced Algebra General Science Algebra 1 I CHARLES STORMO B. S. Ag I, II, III, IV Advanced Shop Sophomore Class Advisor 5 They Clean Pete Hendricks is the janitor of the auditorium. He also does many other odd jobs. Fred and Jenny Paulson are responsible for the upkeep of both the Grade and High School buildings. They Gather Pete Hendricks, Howard Melstad, and George Jensen are the regular bus drivers. Bob Larson substituted the last half of the year for Bob Hein. They Feed Mrs. Thorsheim, Mrs. Olson, and Mrs. Ryland were the school's cooks this year. All of the L.P.H.S. students enjoyed their cooking very much. 6 DONALD ABEL Junior Play 3; Boat Actor Award 3; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Football 1.2,3.4; Track 1.2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 3: Boys’ Glee 2; Band 1,2.3,4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 1; Homecoming Attendant 1; Inst. Ens. 2; All-State Football 4; Pep Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2.3,4. Officer 4; Boys' State Alternate 3; I-ettermen’s Club 3,4, Officer 3.4. MYRNA ANDERSEN Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Band 2.3.4; Prestonian Staff 3,4, Officer 3,4; Blue and Gold 3,4. Officer 3.4; Vocal Solo 2,3.4; Inst. Solo 4; Vocal Ens. 1.2,3,4; All-State Band 4; All-State Chorus 3; Accompanist 1.2,3.4; Music Camp Award 3; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Librarian 2.3.4; Declam 4; D.A.R. 4; Betty Crocker Award 4: Physical Education 1; Commercial Contest 3. Music Guild 3: National Honor Society 4; Co-Salutatorian 4. In Ourselves The Future Lies VERLA ANDERSON Junior Plav 3; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Glrls'Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3; Prestonian Staff 2,3.4; Blue and Gold Staff 2.4; Class Officer 1; Student Council 2, Officer 2; Pep Club 1, 2.3,4, Officer 3; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Officer 4: Cheer- leader 2,3; Librarian 4; Physical Education 1,2,3. DAVID BONDE Junior Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2,3.4; Track 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4; Bovs’ Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1.2. 3. 4; Prestonian Staff 4; Vocal Solo 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,3; Vocal Ens. 1.2.3.4; All-State Chorus 2.3.4; National F.F.A. Chorus 3; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; F.F.A. 1,2.3; I ttermen's C lub 3.4. DARLENE BROWN Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Prestonian Staff 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Librarian 1.2.3.4; Head Librarian 2; Physical Education 1; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Co-Salutatorian. EILEEN BRUGMAN Junior Play 3. Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Band 2,3.4. Officer 4; Band Librarian 3.4; Prestonian Staff 3.4; Blue and Gold Staff 4; Vocal Ens. 2.4; All-State Chorus 4; State F.H.A. Chorus 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Librarian 4; Physical Education 1; Commercial Contest 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 4. AVIS CROW Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls' Gloe Club 1.2.3.4; Prestonian Staff 3.4; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3; Librarian 1.2.3.4: Physical Education 1.3. CAROLE CROW Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1,3.4; Girls' Glee Prestonian Staff 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2,3.4 4; Physical Education 1.2,3. Club 1,3.4; ; Librarian BARBARA FIELD Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Prestonian Staff 3.4; Inst. Solo 1; Inst. Ens. 2; National Honor Society 4; PepClub 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Librarian 4. EUGENE HANSON Football 3; Track 2; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Boys' Glee Club 2.3; F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. SHARON JIBBEN Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4. Officer 3; Band Librarian 3.4; Prestonian Staff 3.4. Officer 3.4; Blue and Gold Staff 3.4; Inst. Solo 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 4; Vocal Ens. 3.4: All-State Band 4; All-State Chorus 3; Inst. Ens. 2,3.4; Music Camp Award 1. Pep Club 1.2,3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4. Officer 2.4; Librarian 4; Declam 1; Physical Education 1.2.3; Commercial Contest 3.4: National Honor Society 4. Officer 4. BEVERLY JOHNSON Junior Play 3. Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Band 2.3.4; Prestonian Staff 3.4; Blue and Gold 3.4. Officer 3.4; Class Officer 2.3; Inst. Ens. 2.4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; Cheerleader 2; Head Librarian 1; Declam 1.2.3.4; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Physical Education 2.3; Transfer from Erwin, So. Dak.. Valedictorian 4. JUDY KJELLSON Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Prestonian Staff 2.3.4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 2; Vocal Ens. 3.4; All- State Chorus 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. I.2.3.4. Officer 3.4; State F.H.A. Chorus 3; Librarian 1; Physical Education 1,2,3. LARRY KOCH Junior Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Football 1.2,3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3; Boys' Glee Club 1.2; Prestonian Staff 4; Class Officer 1; Student Council 4. Officer 4: Homecoming Royalty 4: Homecoming Attendant 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Librarian 4; Boys' State 3; I.ettermen's Club 4. Officer 4: Honor Society 4: Most Valuable Player Award 4. MARGUERITE KRUGER Mixed Chorus 2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1.2,3; Inst. Solo 1. Essay Contest 2; Pep Club 3; F.H.A. 2: National Honor Society 4; Transfer from Corsica. So. Dak. DOROTHY MCDONALD Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls'Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Prestonian Staff 2.3.4; Blue and Gold Staff 3.4; Class Officer 1; Student Council 4: PepClub 2,3.4. Officer 2; F.H.A. 1.2.3,4; Librarian 2.3,4; Physical Education 1.2; Best Actress Award 3. MARY MCNAMARA Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4: Girls’ Glee Club 1.2,3.4; Band 2.3.4; Prestonian Staff 2,3.4; Blue and Gold Staff 3.4. Officer 3,4; Vocal Ens. 4; Inst. Ens. 3.4; All-State Chorus 4; PepClub 1.2.3,4. Officer 2; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4: Librarian 2.3.4; Physical Education 1.2. MARLYS MORROW Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2,3,4; Student Council 3. Officer 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Inst. Ens. 3.4; All-State Chorus 4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Majorette 2.3.4; Physical Education 1. GENI EC E MUNSON Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Prestonlan Staff 2.3.4; Blue and Gold Staff 4, Pep Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Majorette 2.3.4; Cheerleader 2; Librarian 2.4; Physical Education 1.2. DALE ODDEN Junior Play 3; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 2.3.4; Track 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Prestonlan Staff 4; Student Council 1.2.3.4. Officer 2.4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Officer 4; F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. Officer 4; Librarian 4; Lettermen's Club 1.2,3.4.Officer 4. BETTE OSMER Transfered from Laurel. Montana. Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 3.4; Blue and Gold Staff 3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4; F.H.A. 3.4; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3. 4; Librarian 1.2; Physical Education 1.2.3; Science Club 1; G.A.A. 1.2. JANET PAULSON Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2,3.4; Librarian 2.3; Physical Education 1; Blue and Gold Staff 2.3.4: Prestonlan Staff 2.3,4. DELORES RIEKEN Transfered from Egan. Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Prestonlan Staff 4; Eganite Staff 3, Officer 3; Jayette Club 2.3; F.H.A. 1.2,3; Librarian 3. JOYCE SASS Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Prestonlan Staff 3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Physical Education 1.2. CAROL SMITH Transfered from Erwin. Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Prestonian Staff 2,3.4; Class Officer 4; Student Council 2, Officer 2; Homecoming Royalty 4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Officer 3; F.H.A. 2.3; Librarian 4. DIANE SMITH Transfered from Dell Rapids, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1.2.3.4; Prestonian Staff 3.4; Inst. Ensembles 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2 3.4; F.H.A. 1.2,3.4; Declam 3,4; Physical Education 2: National Honor Society 4. PATRICIA STRONG Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Vocal Ensembles 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Declam 1; Physical Education 1,2; Prestonian Staff 4; Blue and Gold 4. CONNIE THEDORFF Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Prestonian Staff 3,4; Blue and Gold Staff 2.3; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Librarian 4; Physical Education 1,2. DARWIN TOLZIN Junior Play 3; Basketball 2.3.4: Football 1.2,3,4: Track 1.2; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Boys' Glee Club 2.3; Class Officer 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Pep Club 1,2,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Lettermen’sClub 3,4. President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . CLASS OFFICERS Darwin Tolzin David Bonde Sharon Jibben Carol Smith Juniors Move Up Higher BARBARA ANDERSON BEVERLY ANDERSON DENNIS BONDE JOHN HAMLOT DAVID HEBSY HARLOW HOLM JAMES ANDERSON VERDON AUSTAD CARROLL BECK X SANDRA HOLVERSON DAVID JENSEN JUDY JOHNSON MARLIN JOHNSON WILLIAM LARSON OWEN MALONE ALLEN NELSON HELEN NELSON 12 MONTY OLSON PATRICIA ROGHOLT PHYLLIS STEWART DONALD STONE FIELD KAREN SVIHEL JON THORSHEIM P W — W DARLENE TOLZIN DENNIS TOLZIN JERRY WEINK VINCENT WEINK CLASS OFFICERS Dennis T.....................President John H..................Vice President Dave H...................... Secretary Jon T........................Treasurer 14 Sandra Larson Ronalee Pederson Kay Stubkjaer Dianne Tenneboe Roger Thorsvold Gloria Warner Sophomores Are One Step Further NOT PICTURED: Helmer Torgerson CLASS OFFICERS Roger T........President Linda R. . Vice President Wesley M. . . Secretary Sandra L. . . . Treasurer is Freshmen Look Forward Andersen. Curtis Anderson. Marjorie Baumberger, Cheryl Bergen, Nancy Brown, Kirk Brown. Rodney Brugman. Karen Cleveland. David Eykamp. Donald Gilbery, Kenneth Hesby, Donald Hookie, Vera Jensen, LuAnn Jensen, Nancy Johnson, Robert 16 Robert Larson Carolyn Nelson LuAnn Jensen Robert Johnson . . President Vice President . . Secretary Treasurer Miller, Paul Nelson, Carolyn Nelson, Donald Rauch. Stanley Rohweder, Michael Russett, Sandra Ryland, Dennis Schroeder, Jane Schull, Robert Tenneboe, Dorene Thomsen, Lorel Tolzin, Darrell Wheelock, Dena Winsor, Terrol 17 In Memory Of Ross Nelson Shanks He sought to live the kind of life of which he would not be ashamed. The Lord has, however, sent for him. And while we feel sorely bereaved to lose him from our midst and his going is a great bereavement, yet his life has been a blessing which shall continue with us. 18 The Biology Class studied plants and animal classi- fication. They disected frogs, fish, grasshoppers, clams and worms. Many of them had science projects and the science room abounded with mice, hamsters, geese, snakes, turtles, and rabbits. The students made elaborate charts of animals and drew many pretty pictures of plant and animal life. The General Science students studied everything from the eye, to plants, to the planets, to atomic energy. These students went into a little bit of everything in the scientific world, but didn't get into the real complicated things. They got a good basic science background and worked hard performing extra experi- ments to make the course more interesting and profitable. If students smelled queer odors in the afternoons they could usually trace the smell to the chemistry room. The chemistry class kept busy with a work- book. experiments, and a regular textbook, plus tests. They covered everything from oxygen and hydrogen to the mathematics of chemistry to Einstein's theory. Competition was keen, with only top-flight students being allowed to take this course. What is the value of X? was a familiar question in Adv. Algebra and Freshman Algebra. Long hours and many sleepless nights accompanied the problems of math for many of these students. Believe it or not, most of the time the students found the value of XI 19 The American Government Class studied the workings of our Democracy and also other governments of the world. Special emphasis was put on the importance of State and County Governments and debates on the American Educational System its importance and strong and weak points. The Ag Classes studied Farm Mechanics, Income Tax, Conservation, Livestock, Crops and weed control. Motor Mechanics, and the Control of Rodents. Each boy in Ag had to have a special project, either crops or raising cattle. The World History Class studied Inventors, important events, rulers, and capitals of countries. The American History Class learned the American Presidents, the advancement of our democracy, and U.S. History from early colonies to our present day history. Both of these courses emphasized past mistakes. The World Geography Class studied most of the countries of the world and made large-scale maps of continents. asdflkj—The Typing Classes made great progress from the first day that they stumbled through these simple letters. Speed tests, problems and form letters kept us occupied during the year. Karen Svihel and Marguerite Krijger represented us at the ECC Commercial Contest. The Home Economics girls sewed suits, skirts, and dresses. When they turned to cooking, mouth- watering odors emitted from the Home Ec room, much to the annoyance of the student body, especially when the smell was onions! The Home Ec III Class held a Tea for the Junior Mothers, while the Home Ec II girls served a Buffet Luncheon for their special guests. The highlight of their year was the Dior Fashion Parade they presented for the May PTA Meeting. This show, with authentic sets, music, and long white aisles was completed by pretty girls, all decked out in the beautiful clothes that they had made. The English I Class worked hard on grammar and literature. The sophomores sweated through Silas Marner and Julius Caesar. English HI and IV were kept occupied most of the year by term papers. The juniors enjoyed their new American Literature books while the seniors enjoyed their new English Literature books and Macbeth and the English poets. The Sociology Class dug deep into the problems of our society and cultural and environmental influences. Special emphasis was placed on the causes and suggested cures for juvenile deliquency. At the end of the term the class wrote term papers having to do with some kind of social problem that was especially interesting to the student. 21 Student Council BACK ROW: Left to Right; K Stubkjaer, M. Smith, D. Tenneboe, D. McDonald. FRONT ROW: O. Malone, L. Koch, President; R. Shaw, and D. Odden. National Honor Society BACK ROW: Left to Right; B. Larson, R. Thorsvold, V. Andersen. SECOND ROW: B. Nelson, M. Andersen, B. Field, M. Krijger, B. Johnson, D. Brown, L. Nelson. FRONT ROW: S. Jibben, H. Nelson. E. Brugman, J. Culey, Advisor; D. Smith, D. Cleveland, and K. Stubkjaer. Newly organized this year we have tried to promote character, leadership, scholarship, and service. 22 Librarians BACK ROW: Left to Right: S. Jibben, Miss Kuehn advisor, L. Jenson, M. Menzel, N. Jenson, L. Thomsen. V. .Anderson, C. Crow, L. Koch, D. McDonald, D. Brown, V. Wienk, B. Field, D, Tenneboe, A. Crow, D. Odden. SEATED: C. Thedorff, C. Smith, S. Nelson, E. Brugman, M. McNamara, M. Andersen, D. Tolzin, and G. Munson. BACK ROW: Left to Right: B. Koch, D. Tolzin. J. Thorsheim, D, Abel, L. Nelson, M. Olson, A. Nelson, D. Bonde, V. Andersen. SIXTH ROW: R. Carlson, V. Larson, H. Holm, D. Bonde, D. Hesby, D. Tolzin, O. Malone, V. Wienk. FIFTH ROW: G. Munson, A. Crow, M. McNamara, C, Smith, C. Beck, D. McDonald, S. Halverson, J. Johnson, P. Stewart, V. Anderson, S. Jibben. FOURTH ROW: S. Larson. A. Helfinstine. D. Tolzin, L. Rindahl, H. Torgeson, H. Nelson, R, Thompson, M. Krijger, J. KJellsen, B. Johnson. THIRD ROW: L. Knutson, D. Field, B. Kazmerzak, K. Anderson, D. Tolzin, K. Stubkjaer, C. Thedorff, P. Strong, J. Sass, D, Smith. SECOND ROW: L, Jenson. S, Russett, D. Abel, C. Crow, B. Field, D. Brown, M. Andersen, J. Paulson, E, Brugman. FRONT ROW: S. Nelson, K. Svihel, D. Odden, Miss Musolf, L, Koch, B, Osmer, and C. Nelson. Lettermen’s Club SIXTH ROW: L. Koch, D. Abel. FIFTH ROW: D. Cecil, M.Ol8on,T. Winsor. FOURTH ROW: D. Stonefield, R. Shaw, D. Bonde, K. Gilbery. THIRD ROW: K. Stewart. G. Koch, H. Holm, J. Hamlot, B. Koch. SECOND ROW: Odden, O. Malone, Nelson, B. Larson, Madsen, B. Nelson. Pep Club FRONT ROW: V. Wienk, D. Bonde. J. Thorsheim, D. Tolzin, D. Tolzin, D. Hesby, and A. Nelson. 23 BACK ROW: Left to Right: B. Osmer, M. McNamara. G. Munson. M. Marrow. K. Svihel, S. Halvorsen. FIFTH ROW: L. Rindahl. A. Heifinstine, L. Thomsen, D. Tolzin, B. Anderson, G. Warner. R. Thompson. T. Danielson. P. Jibben. FOURTH ROW: C. Crow, R. Pederson, J. Schroeder, D. Wheelock, D. Abel. K. Brugman, V. Hookie, C. Nelson, N. Jenson. THIRD ROW: P. Stewart, C. Beck, D. Cleveland, N. Friedbaur, L. Knutson, M. Andersen, K. Anderson, B. Kazmerzak, D. Field, D. Smith, D. McDonald, M. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Westburg, C. Bowman, S, Nelson, D. Brown, B. Field, J. Paulson, E. Brugman, P. Strong, L. Jenson. FRONT ROW: H. Nelson. K. Stubkjaer, S, Larson, S, Jibben, V. Anderson, J. Johnson, and J. Kjellsen. Highlighting the year was the F.H.A. Mot her-Daughter Banquet. Our theme was Over the Kainbow. Mrs. John Bonde was our guest speaker. Shown below is the head table and some of our honored guests. Also pictured are some of the mothers and daughters who attended the banquet. During the year we held a Round Robin which Volga Chapter members attended. The F.H.A. Convention at Huron was attended by ten of our members. We also presented a style show at the P.T.A. meeting. LAKE PRESTON CHAPTER BACK ROW: D. Ryland, D. Nelson, B. Schull, S. Rauch, B. Johnson, D. Cleveland, M. Rohweder, R. Carlson. THIRD ROW: E. Hanson, B. Koch, D. Jenson, M. Olson, G. Koch, L. KJellsen, K. Gilbery, L. Hooper. SECOND ROW: C. Anderson, B. Larson, V. Wienk, D. Tolzin, J. Wienk, H. Torgeson, T. Goetchius. Mr. Storme. FRONT ROW: D. Odden, O. Malone, D. Abel, L. Koch, D. Tolzin, D. Hesby, A. Nelson. This fall the F.F.A. held its annual Father-Son Banquet. Candidates for F.F.A. Sweetheart were Marjorie Smith, Darlene Tolzin, and Judy Johnson. At the banquet Darlene was presented with the white jacket with F.F.A. insignia. Pete Hendricks was given the F.F.A. Honorary Member Plaque. During the school year they have participated in the clean grain program, insect and rodent control demon- stration, and F.F.A. judging schools. Dale Odden was elected State F.F.A. Farmer. Dennis BACK ROW: Left to Right: Miss Kuehn, K. Stubkjaer, D. Hesby, G. Munson, D. Cleveland, D. Tenneboe, L. Rindahl, S. Jibben, A. Helfinstine, S. Larson, P. Rogholt, M. Morrow, B. Larson, V. Andersen, C. Anderson, H. Torgeson. SEATED: B. Johnson, R. Thompson, B, Anderson, K. Svihel, J. Paulson, P. Strong, P. Stewart, M. McNamara, E. Brugman, M. Andersen, S. Halvorson, D. McDonald, D. Tolain, C. Beck, and V. Anderson. Blue and Cold Prestonian Staff BACK ROW: Left to Right; L. Koch, S. Larson, D, Bonde, B. Osmer, S. Halvorson, D. Abel, J. Johnson, P. Rogholt, D. Tolzin, D, Rieken, V. Andersen. THIRD ROW: R. Thorsvold, A. Helfinstine, L. Rindahl, K. Stubkjaer, D, Tenneboe, C. Baumberger, K. Anderson, J. Kjellsen, C. Crow, P. Strong, R. Thompson, B. Nelson. SECOND ROW: C. Beck, S. Nelson, H. Nelson, P, Jibben, T. Danielson, D, Tenneboe, V. Anderson, C. Smith, C. Thedorff, D. Brown, B. Field, E. Brugman. FRONT ROW: G, Munson, D, McDonald, M, McNamara, L. Nelson, S. Jibben, Miss Musolf, M. Andersen, B. Andersen, D. Odden, B. Johnson, J, Paulson, and D. Smith. 26 Learning To Be Dy Those students competing in the local declam contest are pictured at the left with their instructor, Mrs. Len Aman. FIRST ROW: Laurel T., Deanna C , Beverly J , Cheryl B. SECOND ROW: Diane S., Myrna A. THIRD ROW: Curtis A., Robert S., Virgil A. Myrna A., poetry; Beverly J., oratory; Diane S., dramatics; and Laurel T., humorous represented us in the district contest. Myrna A. also represented us in the regional contest. namic Speakers Visiting Legislature February 12, the seniors along with their drivers left at 6:00 A.M. for Pierre. Governor Herseth spoke to the seniors and welcomed them to Pierre. They visted the Banking, Educational, and Treasury Departments, the Historical Museum and Crime Lab. It was a very interesting experience to sit in on the sessions of the House of Representatives and Senate. We Lead The Band The Lake Preston High School Band's majorettes are Pat R., Marlys M., Genice M., Karen S. FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Carolyn N., Lewis N„ Beverly A., Barbara F„ Patty R., Eileen B., Kay S„ Jeanette B., Shirley B., Mary N., Diane S„ Linda R„ Sharon N„ Sharon J. SECOND ROW: Sally G„ Marguerite K., Treva D., Geniece M., Christine S.. Deana A., Jeannie W., Janice N., Leslie A., Sandy H., Dena W., Virgil A., Mary M., Marlys M.. Karen S., Nola J., Delaine A.. Terrol W., Barbara A.t Dorothy F„ Beverly J., Barbara K. THIRD ROW: Bill N., Diane T., Palma J., Rita T., Cheryl B., Bill L., Myrna A., Wesley M.. Joyce A., Sandy L., Helen N., Ronnie S„ Gordon T., Jerry A., Donnie H., Betsy B., Bobby S., Donnie A., Vincent W., Dennis B., Mr. Sougstad, Dave B., Dennis R., Bobby F., Roger T., Bobby L. ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS: Myrna A., Tuba; Sharon J., Flute; Robert L., Trombone. Three members of the band, through competitive auditions, were selected as members of the 1959 All State Band, which was held on April 3-4, in the Corn Palace at Mitchell. The director of this year’s All State Band was Mr. McMillian of the Univ. of Colorado. - And The Band Plays On Each year four members of the band are elected to take care of the business of the band for that year. This year four students were chosen who were very eligible and able to perform their duties. The 1958-1959 Band Officers were: Lewis N., Vice President: Sharon J., Librarian; Eileen B., Secretary- Treasurer; and Myrna A., President. This year's band was one of the most outstanding bands in the history of the school. Competing in the American Legion Marching Contest in Huron during June the band won first place in Class B. At the beginning of the school year the band was The Band of the Day at the State Fair. In November the band presented a Pops Concert. In February the band was honored to play a concert for The South Dakota Bandmasters Association Convention in Brookings. In April the band, for the fifth consecutive year, won a Superior rating at the Regional contest. Following the contest the band presented it's annual Spring Concert. The success of the band this year is due to the determined efforts of Mr. Sougstad. Without his excellent leadership we would not have been able to reach the heights that we have attained. BRASS SEXTET: Wesley M., Joyce A., Roger T., Karen S.t Robert S.t and Myrna .Andersen. Rating: Excellent. CLARINET TRIO: Carolyn N., Lewis N., Beverly A. Rating: Excellent. FRENCH HORN QUARTET: Virgil A., Mary M.t Marlys M., Karen S. Rating: Superior. FLUTE QUARTET: Linda R., Diane S., Sharon N., Sharon J. Rating: Superior, recommended for the Grand Concert. Tuba Myrna A. Flute Sharon J. Baritone Bobby S. Our music department won 11 Superior ratings at the Region III Small Ensemble and Solo Contest at Milbank in February. We also won 11 Excellent ratings and 1 Good rating. In Instrumental Ensembles, the Flute Quartet, French Horn Quartet, Drum Duet, and Brass Ensemble received Superior ratings. The Clarinet Trio, and the Brass Sextet won Excellents while the Saxophone Trio won a Good rating. The Mixed Octet and the Girls' Sextet won Superior ratings in the vocal ensemble division. Three Superiors and 2 Excellents were won by the Instrumental Soloists. Bill Nelson, Kay Stubkjaer, and Myrna Andersen won Superior ratings. Myrna was recom- mended and played on the Grand Concert that evening. Excellent winners were Sharon Jibben, Sharon Nelson, Bobby Larson, Bobby Schuell, Carolyn Nelson, and Palma Jibben. Two Superiors and 3 Excellents were won by the Vocal Soloists. Treava Danielson and Myrna Andersen received Superiors; and Dave Bonde, Virgil Andersen and Beverly Anderson received Excellents. Drum Bill N. Oboe Kay S. Clarinet Carolyn N. Flute Sharon N. Trombone Bobby L. Drum Palma J. FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Sandra R., Gloria W., Joyce S., Carol B.t Linda R., Dorothy F. Nancy B., Sharon J., Nancy F., LuAnn J., Vera H., Carolyn N., and Margie A. SECOND ROW: Dorene T., Helen N., Avis C., Nancy J., Carroll B., Dorothy M., Margie S., Barbara F. Beverly A., Deanna C., Maxine M.. Delores R., Sharon N.. Rita T., and Palma J. THIRD ROW: Kay S., Diane T., Barbara A., Darlene B., Karen A., Diane S., Myrna A., Darlene T.f Janet P., Annette H., Lynnette K., Judy K., Bette O., Patricia S., Karen B., Sandra H., Carol S., Deanna A. FOURTH ROW: Dena W„ Cheryl B„ Jane S., Geniece M„ Phyllis S., Sandra L., Mary M., Judy J., Lorei T., Marlys M., Eileen B., Patricia R., Barbara K., Ronalee P., Carole C., Verla A., Treva D., Beverly J.t Karen S., and Connie T. BACK ROW: David C., Donald H., Bruce K., Lewis N., Virgil A., Dennis B., Monty O., David H., Allen N., John H., Darwin T., Ronald S., Robert L., Wesley M., David B., Dennis T., Owen M., Roger T., Terrol W., and Leon K. DIRECTOR: Mr. Sougstad. 32 The vocal groups benefited greatly under the inspired direction of Mr. Sougstad. The 54 member Girls' Glee won a Superior Rating at the Regional Music Contest. The first appearance of the 86 member Mixed Chorus was at the annual Pops Concert in November. In January they sang for the Kingsbury on Desplay Crop Show. For the fifth straight year the Chorus won a Superior rating at the Region HI Music Contest in April. The following week they sang their final home concert. The last part of April they Joined with Arlington and Clear Lake in the 2nd annual Lake Region Music Festival. We Love To Sing FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Sandra R., Joyce S., Carol B., Dorothy F., Nancy B., Sharon J., Nancy F., LuAnnJ.,Vera H., Carolyn N., and Margie A. SECOND ROW: Dorene T.. Helen N., Avis C„ Nancy J., Carroll B., Dorothy M., Barbara F., Beverly A., Maxine M., Delores R., Rita T., and Palma J. THIRD ROW: Margie S.. Diane T.. Barbara A., Darlene B., Myrna A., Darlene T., Lynnette K., Judy K., Bette O., Patricia S.t Karen B., Sandra H., Carol S., and Deanna A. BACK ROW: Dena W„ Cheryl B., Jane S„ Geniece M., Mary M., Judy J., Lorei T., Marlys M., Eileen B., Patricia R., Carole C., Verla A., Treva D., Beverly J., Karen S., Connie T., and Janet P. DIRECTOR: Mr. Sougstad. GIRLS' SEXTET: Beverly A., Mary M., Marlys M., Eileen B., Treva D., Sharon J. ALL STATE CHORUS: Judy K., Lewis N., Marlys M., Dave H., Eileen B., Dave B., Mary M., Virgil A. In November eight students were chosen to represent Lake Preston at the annual All State Chorus to be held in Aberdeen. These students under the direction of Leland B. Sateran received an unforget able knowledge of music. Two Superiors were received by vocal soloists at the solo and small ensemble contest on February 18, in Milbank. Myrna A. and Treva D. both received this rating while Beverly A., Dave B., and Virgil A., received Excellent ratings. Myrna was honored by being recommended by her judge to sing on the Grand Concert that evening. When the results were received from the Region III contest, held in Milbank on February 18, our two vocal groups faired very well; both receiving Superior ratings. MIXED OCTET: Lewis N„ Patty S., Dave H„ Carroll B„ Myrna A., Dave B„ Judy K., Virgil A. Contralto Tenor Tenor Contralto Soprano Beverly A. Dave B. Virgil A. Myrna A. Treva D. Maryls, Queen Carol, King Larry, Dale Homecoming Highlights Fall Activities Who would be the queen? Everyone eagerly awaited the entrance of the Homecoming Queen and Marshall and their attendants. A burst of applause welcomed Carol Smith and Larry Koch to the throne. Attending them were seniors Marlys Morrow and Dale Odden; juniors, Judy Johnson and Allen Nelson; sophomores Sandra Larson and Gary Koch; freshmen, Carolyn Nelson and Robert Larson; and crown bearers Eileen Nelson and Brian Odden. Queen Carol was crowned by Marlys before she gathered a large bouquet of rosebuds in her arms. King Larry received the royal sceptor after he was crowned by Dale. Both were clothed in royal garments. The stage was draped with pink and white streamers with the large letters L.P. made of pink carnations in the background. After the coronation the band and cheerleaders led the students to the ballpark where a pepfest was held around a large bonfire. Homecoming festivities came to a grand close with a snake dance and a show afterwards. FHA Most Beautiful Love and Marriage FFA Most Original Tom Dooley We Love A Parade Our Homecoming Parade on October 23 was a great success. It consisted of Lake Preston and DeSmet bands and a large variety of floats from the high school and the grade school. Our high school floats were based on the theme Popular Songs. There were three divisions for the floats to be entered in: most beautiful, most humorous and most original. During the half time of the football game plaques were awarded by the American Legion, the Kiwanis Club, and the Commercial Club to the winning floats. The FHA float, which placed first in most beautiful division was done in white napkins and red crepe paper. It was a wedding ceremony with little cupid aiming his arrow at the bride and groom. The FFA float the most original consisted of a real tree trunk with the large hangman's noose ready for our opponents. Winning the most humorous was the Sophomore Bird Dog float. The dog on this float was enjoying his dinner of Cardinals. His mouth was opened continually while his eyes rolled with delight. BACK ROW: Monty O., Dave B., Allen N., John H., Dave H., Darwin T., Ronald S., Jon T., Vincent W., Bill L., Larry K., Lewis N., Bill N., Dick C., Dennis B., Dennis T., Dale O., Wesley M., Kenneth S., Kenneth G., Terrol W„ Harlan H. Bruce K., Manager Gary K. Have Football, Will Travel On September 12 the Divers got off to a roaring start in the 1958 football season with an 18-14 victory over Garretson. Larry Koch scored 2 touchdowns and Don Abel scored 1 TD leading a Diver offense that ground out 257 yards. On September 14, Clear Lake's gridders fell to an immovable defense and a steam-rolling offense brought forth by the Divers. Owen Malone and Dennis Tolzin each scored 2 touchdowns with Dennis Bonde scoring 1 and also making 17 unassisted tackles. Jaspe's Quartz-siters handed the Divers their only loss of the campaign when they beat them by a 26-6 score. Dale Odden scored the Diver's lone touchdown on a quarterback sneak. The Divers marred General Beadle's October 2nd Homecoming with a 19-13 victory over the Bluejays. The Divers scored 2 TD's early and held that lead despite a last minute drive by the Bluejays, but with a minute to go a long run by Dennis Tolzin salted the game away. Again playing the role of spoilers, the Divers handed DeSmet's Bulldogs a 33-6 defeat on the latters October 10th Homecoming. Don Abel scored 2 touchdowns, Owen Malone one, Larry Koch one, and a Jon Thorsheim to John Hamlot pass netted the other TD. The Divers ended a successful grid campaign by defeating the Arlington Cardinals 14-0 on the Divers October 23rd Homecoming, thereby taking sole possession of 2nd place in the Dakota-Minnesota Conference. In the first quarter, a blocked punt set up the score by Homecoming Marshal, Larry Koch. In the third period, All-Stater Don Abel went over for the last TD of the season. The Divers defense was tight as a drum with the Cardinals never advancing beyond the 50 yard line, in a game that was more in the Divers favor than the score indicated. For the season, the Divers scored 19 touchdowns and featured an outstanding defense all season long. Dale O. Co-Captain Don Abel Dave B. Spotlighting the Senior Gridders These 5 Senior Gridders had much to do with the success of the team this year. Dave Bonde started at offensive Center and played halfback on the defensive team. Darwin Tolzin started at Left Tackle on Offense and played defensive Halfback. Dale Odden was the starting Quarterback, and his steady leadership helped to keep the team on their winning ways. Co-Captain Larry Koch started at Right Halfback on offense and Right End on the defensive unit. At his Halfback position, Larry averaged over 5 yards per carry. Co-Captain Don Abel averaged 7.9 yards per carry from his Left Halfback position on Offense and was immova- ble as a rock from his defensive Left End position. Don was selected to the second-team All State 11 man football Squad. FOOTBALL SCORES Lake Preston 18 Opponent Garretson 14 34 Clear Lake 13 6 Jasper 26 19 General Beadle 13 33 DeSmet 6 14 Arlington 0 Co-Captain Larry Koch Darwin T. Coach Tom P., Don A., Owen M., Larry K., Dave B., Bill L., Darwin T„ Jon T., John H., Vincent W., Allen N.t Dennis T., Dennis B. The Divers A Basketball Squad ended a record breaking season with a 24 won, 6 lost record, breaking the schools record for wins in 1 season. After losing their first game, they went on to win 19 straight games, the longest winning streak in South Dakota this year. The Divers won 3 tournaments, the Lake Preston and Arlington Tourneys, and the East Central Conference Tourney, while finishing 2nd in regular ECC play. Jon T. had a 9.5 points per game ave. followed by Darwin T. with 8.4, Don A. with 7.1, Larry K. with 6.5, Owen M. with 6.2, Bill L., with 4.1, and Dave B. with 3.5 points per game. As a team they scored 1,550 points while holding their opponents to 1,218 points, or a per game average of 51 points for the Divers and 40 points for their opponents. The strong point for the team all year was a very strong bench, and the team had a first 9 rather than a first 5.” Preston Opponents 32 Lake Norden 41 49 Volga 40 48 DeSmet 46 56 LP Howard Tourney 44 49 LP DeSmet Tourney 41 38 Castlewood 27 47 Iroquois 44 51 Erwin 16 60 Yale 54 64 Oldham 52 59 Arlington Volga Tourney 28 41 Arlington Arlington Tourney 36 58 Volga 47 53 Bancroft 20 58 Erwin 27 52 Elkton 30 51 Iroquois 36 48 Oldham 45 51 ECC Oldham Tourney 47 44 ECC Volga Tourney 39 72 ECC Arlington Tourney 58 46 Arlington 54 43 Howard 52 42 DeSmet 48 57 Bancroft 32 48 Hayti 61 57 Arlington 44 48 Clark 35 74 District Sinai 11 35 45 District Oldham 11 51 Coach Prendergast Dave B. Bill L. Don A. John H. Vince W. Owen M. Dale O. A ” Basketball Hall of Fame Jon T. Allen N. Dennis B. Darwin T. Larry K. Dennis T. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bette O., Karen S„ Carolyn N., Sharon N. “B” Stars of Tomorrow The B Basketball team, this year, won the Conference B Team race, winning 9 while losing 2. Their only losses came to DeSmet and Arlington and later on in the season they avenged both of these losses by large margins. In April they entered the Hi-Y Tournament in Sioux Falls, and advanced to the finals where they were beaten by Sioux Falls Simko. The B's featured good outside shooting, a strong defense, good passing, and well executed plays. Gary K. and Ron B. teamed together to make a real slick-working, high scoring, defensive-minded pair of guards. Wesley M. and Ken S. held down the forward positions. Ken was stellar rebounder and a good outside shot, and was the teams top scorer in the Hi-Y Tourney. Wes was depended upon for inside scoring punch, was a rugged rebounder and was at his best in a tight game. Ron S., from his center position was a consistent rebounder and could be counted upon heavily for scoring from the outside, as well as the inside. Leon K., Bruce K., Dick C„ and Terrol W., all proved their abilities at the guard, forward, guard and center positions respectively. BACK ROW: Left to Right; Owen M., Vince W., Jon T., Ron S., Bill L., Bob J., Dennis R. FRONT ROW: Bruce K., Don A., Larry K., Dennis B., Kenny G., Gary K., Stanley R., Manager Bob S. Small numbers brought great results for the Diver Thinclads this year. The Divers won 2nd place in the Madison Invitational, tied for 2nd in the Regional Meet, and placed 9th in the State Track Meet. The Mile Relay team composed of Bill Larson or Vincent Wienk, Don Abel, Jon Thorsheim, and Larry Koch proved to be the most consistent winner, eventually lowering the school record from 3:46 to the 3:37.3 that they ran in the State Meet. The 880 Relay team, composed of the same men, also showed great strength, breaking the school record of 1:38.6 in the preliminary heat in the record time of 137.6. For individual performances, Jon Thorsheim was a consistent winner in the high jump and tied for 1st in the State Meet with a leap of 5'9 . Larry Koch won the broad jump at the State with a leap of 20,5' and consistently placed. MADISON INVITATIONAL Mile Relay—1st High Jump—Jon 1st, Larry 2nd Broad Jump—Larry 1st, Don 4th 880 Relay—3rd Sprint Medley—4th SISSETON RELAYS Mile Run—Owen 4th Mile Relay—1st Pole Vault—tie for 3rd—Don Broad Jump—Larry 3rd 880 Relay—2nd Sprint Medley—3rd High Jump—Jon 1st, Den B. 3rd REGIONAL TRACK MEET Mile Relay—1st Broad Jump—Larry 1st High Jump—Jon 1st, Den 5th Medley Relay—3rd 880 Relay—2nd High Hurdles—Vincent 4th ECC TRACK MEET High Jump—Jon 1st Broad Jump—Larry 2nd Mile Relay—1st 880 Relay—2nd Medley Relay—3rd STATE TRACK MEET Broad Jump—Larry 1st High Jump—Jon-tie for 1st Mile Relay—4th 43 Fairyland Romance Those sitting at the head table were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Prendergast, Dennis Tolzin, Dave Bonde, Myrna Andersen, Sharon Jibben, Mr. and Mrs. Aman. Feasting in fairyland. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held on April 17, in the high school auditorium. The auditorium was decorated according to the theme Fairyland Romance using mint green and white. There were rows of green and white crisscrossed crepe paper bordering the dance floor. Pink and white flowers were attached to the crepe paper throughout. The ceiling was made of interwoven crepe paper streamers. A large hand painted mural showing a fairyland scene highlighted the decorations. The theme was printed in pink flowers over the main archway. Brian Crane's orchestra supplied the music. The banquet tables were decorated with pixie figures intermingled between colored branches cov- ered with colored popcorn. The waiters and wait- resses wore pixie outfits of green and black. The speaker for the banquet was Mr. Tom Prendergast. Dennis Tolzin, junior class president, gave the wel- come with senior class president, Darwin Tolzin, giving the response. Dave Bonde gave a vocal solo and Myrna Anderson a bass horn solo. The wishing well from which punch was served. The hand painted mural- of a fairyland scene. We’ve Won One Goal! Thursday evening, May twenty-first, twenty-nine excited seniors marched down the candlelighted aisle of juniors. They were clothed in blue gowns and white hats with gold tassels. A white carnation, the class flower, was given to each senior by the school. The motto, In Ourselves the Future Lies, hung in the background in pink and white. Baskets of flowers surrounded the front of the stage. Milton Rich, Special Services Director, General Beadle State Teachers College, inspired them to attain success. Special music was furnished by Sharon Jibben, flute solo, Girls'Sextet, and Mixed Chorus. Beverly Johnson, Myrna Andersen, and Darlene Brown gave the valedictorian and co-salutatorian addresses. Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Dean Odden, Ann Cagle, Terry Saur, Jeanlce Mohnen, Joseph Schnell, Merril Nelson, Julie Knutson, Stephen Sougstad, Bradley Hauck, Pamela Lewison, Gary Malone. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Aman, Jerry Johnson, Laurel Jensen, Jean Kopperud, Deanna Trenary, Deanna Streeter. Jeffery Nelson, James Boyd, Brad Bonde, Charles Wlenk, Jackie Egbom. BACK ROW: Donald Bradner, Kathy Shaw, Paul Stormo, Nancy Hanson, Curtis Paterson, Wendy Beck, Randy Michael, Sandra Swensen, Jeanette Nelson. NOT PICTURED: Terry Heibult, Jimmy Jensen, Richard Gunderson. Grade One FRONT ROW: Karen Saur, Nikki Seeman, Sherry Brown, Douglas Malone, Gregory Hauck, Mary Warren, Bonnie Bradner, Karen .Anderson, Mrs. Mikelson. MIDDLE ROW: Brian Odden, Elaine Nelson, Gail Trenary, Sheila Millett, Judy Thompson, Douglas Cecil, Dennis Melstad, Ricky Michael. BACK ROW: Barbara Thomas, Sally Larson, David Baumberger, Carolyn Miller, Janet Baumberger, Rhonda Sneesby, Tommy Wienk, Bonnie Ofstad. NOT PICTURED: Brenda Thompson, Rochell Pederson, Kosette Karban, Loren Steenson. One and Tun Combination FRONT ROW: Tommy McDonald, Lorna Wheelock, Lonny Helfinstine, Marilyn Rauch, Robbie Swenson, Susan Bode, Blaine Miller, Jack Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Sougstad, Wayne Olson, Laurie Jensen, Bonnie Shaw, Karen Hein, Bill Brown. BACK ROW: Lois Ofstad, Leo Falconer, Delmar Giles, Arleen Rasmussen, Winifred Olson. Cheryl Miller, Miss Priscilla Scheid. 47 r Grade Tuo FRONT ROW: Terryl Blinsmon, Alden Oldsen, John Cagle, Adrian Dowden, Mervin Abel, Richard Beck, Rosalyn Giles. Marie Anderson, Douglas Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Paul McMasters, Marilyn Rohweder, Jean Nelson, Randle Brown, Jackie Nelson, Jerry Manfrida, Ryan Kopperud, Shawn Karban, Mrs. Hendricks. BACK ROW: Ricky Pederson. Susan Dixon, Lonny Stonefield, Karen Steinkoenig, Janet Johnshoy, Dick Wilde, Lois Groce, Joyce Olson. NOT PICTURED: JoAnn Jensen, Richard Kosse. Grade Three FRONT ROW: Janice Jensen, Maureen Warren, Kenneth Osmer, Perry Anderson, James Nielsen, JoAnn Adams, Clifford Gjertson, Nancy Dixon, Phillip Trenary, Nancy Mohnen, Miss McLain. MIDDLE ROW: Galen Falla, Joe Thedorff, Mary Michael, Daniel Jensen, Ronald Tolzin, Eddy Steinkoenig, Steven Bode, Roger Knutson, Christine Kosse. BACK ROW: Jean Gilbery, Loren McMasters, Margaret Svihel, James Anderson, Barbara Brekke, Carl Ofstad, Peggy Green, Georgene Coulson, Chris Stubkjaer. Three and Four Combination FRONT ROW: Carolyn Kitchen, Dennis Seeman, Dean Johnson. Ralph Nelson, Wayne Jorgenson. Linda Crane, Mrs. Sougstad. MIDDLE ROW: John Oines, Julianne Larson, David Albert, David Cecil, James McDonald, Margaret Gerhart, Darrell Hookie. BACK ROW: Bertha Moen, Ronald Nelson, Robert Root, Daryl Johnson, Gregory Sheldon, Mark Thomsen, Mary Brown. Grade Four FRONT ROW: Delores Kitchen, David Brown, Douglas Brown, Curtis Beck, Marcia Warren, Patty Smith, Ronald Warne, Robert Presuhn. MIDDLE ROW: Gail Albert, Jean Anderson, Jean Rohweder, Ellen Nielsen, Dale Falconer, Mary Baumberger, Doneta Pedersen, Linda Falla. BACK ROW: Kay Koch, Karen Johnshoy, Barbara Anderson, Roger Rauch, Donald Adams, Lonny Holland, Bonnie Hanson, Mrs. Whipkey. Grade Five FRONT ROW: Kenneth Kitchen, Jane Helfinstine, Paula Sittner, Jessica Stubkjaer, Alan Odden, Ronald Anderson, Deraid Giles, Janice Tenneboe, Robert Trenary. MIDDLE ROW: Gayle Blinsmon, Norbert Mohnen Jr., Lorence Brown, Marlys Brugman, Carol Nielson, Janice Thorsvold, Sandra Bode, David Sundet, Marlene Knutson. BACK ROW: Terry Rohweder, Markus Krijger, Richard Casper, Wayne Rasmussen, Susan Shaw, Ray Olson, Eileen Olson, Margery Ofstad, Mrs. Holm. NOT PICTURED: Daniel Nelson. Grade Six FRONT ROW: Larry Johnson, Linda Dowden, Lanny Olson, Phyllis Rieken, Dale Hookie, Jean Wells, Keith Goodhope, Janet Millett, Eugene Oldson, Cheryl Warne. MIDDLE ROW: Stanly Rohweder, Peggy Sundet, Linda Miller, Jerry Anderson, Jeanette Steinkoenig, Diana Thedorff, Eldon Rauch, Patricia Nelson, Delores Giles. Jerry Brown. BACK ROW: Diane Johnson, Leslie Ellingson, Donna Falconer, Mary Osmer, Gary Sundet, Toni VanNorstrom, Diane Blinsmon, Eugene Austed, Peggy Sheldon, Mrs. HJelm. NOT PICTURED: Bernella Holm, Thomas Larson. 49 Grade Seven FRONT ROW: Paul Nelson, Leslie Anderson, Jeanette Beck, Shirley Bowman, Roger Brown, Janice Nelson, Sheryl Jensen, Karen Hooper, Thomas Needham. MIDDLE ROW: Michael Stubkjaer, Darlene Anderson, Jan VanNorstrom, Sharon Dixon, Mary Brookshire, Johnnie Cross, Delaine Abel, Barbara Bode, Adrienne Olson, Kenneth Olson. BACK ROW: Alan Hanson, Ronnie Mohnen, Susan Larson, Barbara Olson, Roger Casper, Sarah Schaffer, Sally Green, Dennis Smith, Mrs. Gunderson. Grade Eight FRONT ROW: Danny Cecil, Robert Field, Helen Thorsheim, Diane Rohweder, Clair Knutson, Mary Nelson, Gordon Thorsvold, John Dean. MIDDLE ROW: Curtis Giles, Linda Rasmussen, RoxAnn Munson, Betsy Bonde, Richard Olson, Christine Smith, Marjorie Johnson, Nola Jibben, Larry Gullickson. BACK ROW: Miss Betty Scheid, Lonnie Neeeham, Barbara Tolzin, Peggy Brown, Robert Anderson, Karen Madsen. Joyce Albert, Roger Johnson. G ra de Ch eerlea ders: Sally Green, Delaine Abel, Susan Larson, Margie Johnson, Joyce Albert. «Aiawoarw M. V 1 A Grade Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Giles, L. Gullickson, C. Knutson, J. Cross, J. Anderson, K. Goodhope, R. Field, D. Cecil, J. Dean D. Smith, M. Stubkjaer, K. Olson, Mgr. G. Thor8vold. Coaches: Don Sullivan and Dale Odden. “B” Band FIRST ROW: J. Beck, S. Bowman, M. Nelson, S. Green, C. Smith, J. Nelson, L. Anderson, J. Wells. SECOND ROW: C. Warne, P. Sittner, J. Steinkoenig, B. Tolzin, L. Miller, L. Olson. D. Abel, N. Jibben. THIRD ROW: G. Thorsvold, J. Anderson, D. Cecil, P. Nelson, E. Austed, M. Johnson, D. Anderson, J, Stubkjaer. FOURTH ROW: S. Shaw, B. Bonde, R. Field, M. Ofstad, J. 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