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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

LAKE PRESTON ANNUAL STAFF LAKE PRESTON,SOUTH DAKOTA PRESENTS 1962 PRESTONIAN 1 DEDICATION Mr. Aman, we wish to express our appreciation, as a friend, instructor and leader in the school and community. What you have contributed to our school throughout the past four years is rather difficult to express in words. You have been an inspiration to both the students and community. You have helped us climb higher today to become better citizens tomorrow. We hope this dedication will say thanks for the guidance you have given us. With this are extended our best wishes for the future and may God be with you always. 2 Table of Contents FACULTY 5 CO EDITORS ATHLETICS 11 LOREL THOMSEN CLASSES 18 CHERYL BAUMBERGER ACTIVITIES 30 GRADES 45 ADVISOR MR. CARL WOLF Back Row -Left to Right- Mr. Wolf, advisor, Eugene A.ustad, Thomas Larson, Stanley Rauch, Janice Nelson, Nancy Jensen, Deanna Abel, Barbara Bode, Rachel Bergan. Middle Row -Left to Right- Joyce Albert, Nola Jibben, Donald Hesby, Mary Nelson, Cheryl Baumberger, Lorel Thomsen, Maureen Nelson, Sally Green, Myrna Jibben, Susan Larson, Jennifer Auen Front Row -Left to Right- Cheryl Hagen, Barbara Neu, Dianne Blinsmon, Leslie Anderson. 3 Mr. Len Aman Superintendent Grade Phy. Ed. Senior Class Advisor Mr. Marvin Boyer Principal Guidance Social Science National Honor Society Senior Class Advisor ADMINISTRATION THEY GUIDE OUR POLICIES AND FINANCES Back Row-left to right- Charles Spidle, Glen Green, Ralph Bode. Sittinq-Fred Werner, Mrs. James Kopperud. To you on the school board of Lake Preston High School, we say thank you for the commendable job you have done for our school in the past year. We would especially like to thank Mr. Werner for the 20 years of service he has rendered to our school. Mrs. Florence Olson Office Secretary 4 FACULTY Mr. Del Gerlach Sciences Foreiqn Lanquaqe Athletic Coach Grade Phy. Ed. Sophomore Class Advisor Mrs. Marlys Davis Home Economics Art F.H.A. Advisor Junior Class Advisor FACULTY THEY GUIDE OUR KNOWLEDGE THROUGH THE YEARS 6 Mr. William Campbell Social Science Psycholoqy Librarian Freshmen Class Advisor Mr. Charles Norby Agriculture Industrial Arts General Science F.F.A. Advisor Junior Class Advisor Mr. Ronald Lohr English Declam Class Plays Grade Athletics Junior Class Advisor Mr. Merlyn Krenz Mathematics Assistant Athletic Coach Senior Class Advisor 7 Vo-Ag education in agriculture is to train present and prospective farmers for proficiency in farming; plus college preparatory material in the field of agriculture. Consider- able emphasis is given to farm mechan- ics . This involves the development of the mechanical ability of students in performing 1 arm-shop activities in operating, main-tain i ng, repairing, and adjusting farm machinery. Business courses are formulated to develop the pupils’ minds for either a business vocation directly followinq high school or to prepare students for a colleqe proqram. Social science is a relatively new body of knowledge which studies human society. The main objectives cf social science are to picture man m a political, economical, social, cultural, and historical setting. Sach discipline has its own objective. But, in general, social science will benefit the high school stu d ent by teaching him social attitudes, values, and ideas. Playing, hearing, singing, and understanding good music lead imag- inations above and away from the dan- gers of leisure time. “A town with the maximum of music has the minimum of crime. Music gives the student health, prepares him for a vocation, worthy home membership, civic education, and ethical character. 8 High school hcmemaking courses are designed to prepare boys and girls to live successful, adjusted lives in today's society. Any skills taught are a means to an end. Our goal is to make all students better homemakers and family members. The skillful use of language is a valuable asset to any individual. Therefore, the general pur pose of English is to teach the student bet- ter means of oral and written commun- ication . All mathematic courses provide a background for advanced fields of math and science. They also help to develop logical thinking processes through reasoning and proof. The algebra, advanced algebra, and geom- etry courses offered can be applied to problems in fields such as engin- eering and physics. L KE PRESTON TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Sack Row: L. to R. to. James Piechowski, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Krenz, to. Norby, Mrs. Gunderson, Mrs. Aman, Mrs. Wolf. Middle Row; L. to R. Mrs. Auman, Mrs. Fleeger, Mrs. Guse, Mrs. Auen, Mrs. Pagel, Mrs. Tigner, Miss Eighmy. Front Row: L. to R. Mr. Campbell, Mr. Boyer, Mr. Gerlach, Mr. Lohr, Mr. Arran, Mr. Wolf. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Olson and Mr. Conrad Elvik were the ones responsible for keeping the school buildings spic and span. We all owe them a big thank vou for the work they dobehind the scenes. A, Jewell Adams, Verlynn Nelson, Mel Bakke, Duane Blinsman, and LeRoy Helfinstine faithfully drove our school busses in spite of snow, rain, and sleet to bring students to school. THEY MAINTAIN A CLEAN AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT IN OUR SCHOOL Bertha Ryland, Mrs. Gullickson, and Mrs. Brugman were our cooks for the past year. They are the ones to whom we owe a great deal for the wonderful meals served to us. 10 ATHLETICS n Left to right- Robert Field, John Dean, Stanley Rauch, Bruce Koch, Mike Stubkjaer, Donald Rookie, Kenneth Olson, Brent Gates, Robert Johnson, Merrill Zeeck, Mark Gullickson, Danny Cecil, Coach Del Gerlach. T E A M The 1961-62 basketoall season burst into full swing on November 17. With four seniors on the team the Divers ended the season with a record of eight wins and twelve losses. The Divers captured consolation in the East Central Conference Tourna- ment and were ranked fourth in the number of confer- ence games won. The average height of the team was 5 feet 8 3 4 inches. Throughout the season the Divers made a total of 922 points as compared to their opponents 986. 39 61 Arlington 25 29 DeSraet 37 46 Lake Norden 46 39 Iroquois 37 62 Volga 69 44 Castlewood 64 29 Oldham 39 60 Bryant 54 47 Bancroft E.C.C . Tournament 44 52 Volga 41 39 Bancroft 40 36 Iroquois 50 67 Howard 29 38 Arlington 51 52 Erwin 48 55 Elkton 70 69 DeSmet 42 52 Willow Lake 54 51 Hayti District Tournament 43 58 Arlington 12 13 Back Row -Left to Right- Paul Nelson, Keith Goodhope, Mr. Krenz, Wayne Odegaard, Paul Danielson, Jerry Brown, Larry Gullickson, Ralph Kjellson, Jerry Anderson, Terry Danielson, Lanny Olson. Front Row -Left to Right- Merrill Zeeck, John Dean, Mike Stubkjaer, Kenny Olson, Brent Gates, Bob Field. “B” Preston Opponents 28 35 Arlington 18 23 DeSraet 34 24 Lake Norden 30 41 Iroquois 22 23 Volga T 33 25 Castlewood 35 24 Oldham E 28 24 Bryant 32 20 Bancroft 20 14 Brookings Jd 'Try j r d rson 39 18 32 39 Brookings Howard M 29 37 Arlington 29 41 18 38 Erwin Elkton 36 38 Brookings A O r fs. '' 25 21 Brookings 43 45 DeSmet 51 33 Willow Lake 5 34 25 Hayti THEY PLAY THE GAME AND WE HAVE THE SPORTSMANSHIP u Bob Johnson and Mark Gullickson wait for the outcome as Don Hookie at- tempts another Jump shot in a game against the DeSmet Bulldogs. Don Hookie rebounds the ball in a game against the Iro- quois Chiefs. Bruce Koch and Kenny Olson stand bel ow. Marjorie Johnson, Sally Green, Jennifer Auen and Carolyn Nelson were chosen as cheerleaders for the 1961-62 activity season. Joyce Albert and Delaine Abel were also cheerleaders during the foot- ball season. These girls did a wonder- ful Job in leading our various sports activities to victory. They kept an atmosphere of good sportsmanship at all times 15 GAMES WON AND LOST OPPONENTS WE THEY Dell Rapids 14 13 Arlington 0 31 Volga 0 51 DeSmet 13 25 Willow Lake 7 25 Doland 13 12 Back row-left to right: Mr. Krenz(assistant coach), Wayne Odegaard, John Dean, Larry Gullickson, Ken Olson, Brent Gates, Merrill Zeeck. Second row-left to right: Danny Cecil, Bob Field,GordonThorsvoLd, Mark ullickson, Larry Wlenk, Paul Nelson, Coach Gerlach. Front row-left to right: Eugene Austad, Bruce Koch. Curtis Anderson, Terrol Winsor, Dona Id Hookie, Stanley Rauch, Bob Johnson, Ralph Kjellsen. Our team got off to a flying start by defeating Del Rapids, who went undefeated the rest of the season, by a score of 13 to 12. The Divers did not enjoy another victory until they defeated Doland, by a slim margin , later In the season. The Lake Preston Divers started football practice on August 23, with a good turnout. Under the coaching of Del Gerlach, head coach, and Merlyn Krenz, assistant coach, the Divers brought home a record of two wins and six losses. Back row-left to right: Gordon Thorsvold, Mr. Krenj Robert Field, Wayne Odegaard, Ralph Kjellsen,, Ke: Olson, Brent Gates, John Dean, Paul Danielson. Mar rill Zeeck, Mark Gullickson, Mr. Gerlach. Front rov left to right: David Krull, Tommy Larson, Terry Danielson, Keith Goodhope, Eugene Austad, Gary Sur dent, Lanny Olson, David Nelson. Approximately 20 boys worked out every afternoon for the 1961-62 track season. The active track team took part in three different track meets held In Watertown. Several boys placed in the ECC meet. Kenny Olson progressed onward and be Jumped 5 feet 7 Inches In qualifying him for the state track meet. Mark Gul- lickson qualified for the regional final and he ran the 100 yard dash in 10.8 seconds. Ken Olson was aw- arded the most Improved player award In track and Mark Gullickson was aw- arded the most valuable track player award. J Homecoming festivities for 1961 began Thursday night, October 5, with the crowning of Carolyn Nelson as queen and Bruce Koch as king. The attendants were: seniors Stanley Rauch and Dorene Ten- neboe;juniors Mark Gullickson and Nola Jibben; sophmores Paul Nel- son and Delaine Abel, and freshmen Eugene Austad and Barbara Neu. Marla Nelson and Steven Millet were crown bearers. A pep rally and a bonfire at the football field, a snake dance, and a movie com- pleted the evenings festivities. On Friday afternoon,the parade was led by the American Legion Color Guard, preceded by the band, and many beautiful floats. The winning floats were: in the Humorous division, the Nation- al Honor Society won; the Music float won in the Most Beautiful division; the Declam float won the honors in the Most Origional division. The climax of our Homecoming took place Friday night with the football game with DeSmet. We were defeated by a score of 25-13. Following the game, there was a school dance enjoyed by all at the auditorium. Homecoming 18 For its clear-cut originality, the declam float won the honors as the most original float. For its humorous aspects, the Nat- ional Honor Society placed highest in the humorous division. The music float caught the Judges' eyes and captured the honors In the most beautiful division. The following students, Barbara Neu, Delaine Abel, Nola Jibben, Dorene Tenneboe, Stanley Rauch, Mark Gullickson, Paul Nelson, and Eugene Austad, were attendants to Queen Carolyn Nelson and King Bruce Koch. The following are the librarians who helped Mr. Campbell, to build up the library. We are all very proud of their work. Back row-left to right: Ronald Nelson, Rose Kjellsen Susan Larson, Dorene Tenneboe. Jennifer Auen, Bruce Koch, Helen Thorsheim, Sally Green, Cheryl Baumberger, Karen Brugman, Jeannette Beck. Seated- Mr. Campbell, Nancy Bergan, Nancy Jensen. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES GIVE AN EDUCATION A BOOST. The members of this group are the letter men of our high school. They are as follows. Back rcw-left to right: Kenneth Gilbery, Eugene Austad. Third row-left to right: Mike Stubkjear, Ralph Kjellsen, Robert Field, Kenneth Olson, Paul Nelson, Wayne Odegaard, Larry Weink. Second row-left to right; Larry Gullickson, John Dean, Mark Gullickson, Danny Cecil, Merrill zeeck, Brent Gates, Gordon Thorsvold. Front row-Iert to right: Mr. Gerlach, coach, Mr. Krenz, assistant coach, Curtis Anderson, Robert Field, Donald Hookie, Stanley Rauch, Terrol Winsor, Bruce Koch. The N.K.S. for the 1962 year had 15 members. They are as follows. Back row-left to right: Dennis Ryland, Joyce Albert, Christine Smith, Leslie Anderson, Sally Green, Myrna Jibben, Joanne Carlson, John Dean, Front row-left to right: Linda Rasmussen, Nola Jibben, Bob Larson, Mr. Boyer(adviser), David Cleveland, Gordon Thorsvold, Maureen Nelson, Mary Brookshire. Declam helps a person to have poise and obtain the ability to stand before a group of people. These people are the declam students of L.P.H.S. Back row-left to right: Cheryl Baum- berger, Nola Jibben, Lorel Thomsen, Sally Green, Peggy Sheldon, Dianne Johnson, Mr. Lohr(advisor). Front row-left to right: Jeannette Beck, Barbara Bode, Rachel Berg an Cheryl Warne, Standing- Christine Smith 21 The following people were the members of the 1961-62 Blue and Gold staff. They worked arduously to report the school news to the community. Back row-left to right: Nola Jibben(Jr. Sports Editor)� Lorel Thomsen (Sr. Sports Editor), Joyce Albert (Jr. Feature Editor), Cheryl Baumberger(Sr. Feature Editor), Aileen Nelson(Jr. Editor), Mr. Wolf(Advisor), Bob Larson(Sr. Editor), Maureen Nelson, Christine Smith,Myma Jibben, Susan Larson, Jennifer Auen, Rachel Bergan. Front row- left to right: Mary Nelson, Dorene Tenneboe, Linda Miller, Barbara Neu, Shirley Bowman, Cheryl Wame, Dianne Bllnsmon, Bonnie Neu, Darlene Anderson, Barbara Bode. The members of this group are the students chosen on their abilities to attend the commercial contest. They are as follows: Standing, Carolyn Nelson, Nancy Bergan, Deanna Abel, Donald Nelson, Mary Nelson, Christine Smith, Dorene Tenneboe. Sitting are the winners, Linda Rasmussen for spelling, Joyce Albert and Nola Jibben for shorthand and the com- mercial teacher Mr. Wolf. Mr. Krenz, the math teacher, enter- ed the following students, found in the picture, in the math contest. Back row- left to right: Karen Johnshoy, Joyce Albert, Gordon Thorsvold, Jerry Anderson, Eugene Austad, Dennis Anderson, Linda Rasmussen. Front row-left to right: Mary Anderson, Leslie Anderson, Myrna Jibben, Joanne Carlson, Cheryl warne, Janice Thorsvold. 22 CLASSES Eugene Austad Dennis Anderson Jerry Anderson Mary Anderson Dianne P2 insmon Donna 3oldt Jerry Brown Terry Danielson Paul Danielson Linda Dowden Donna Falconer Keith Goodhope Cheryl Hagen Bernella Holm Dale Hookie Rc e Kjellson Tommy Larsen Linda Miller Janet Millet David Nelson Patricia Nelson Ronald Nelson Eugene Oldsen Kathy 0l3on 24 Lanny Olson Charon Pike Eldon Rauch Phyllis Reiken Peggy Sheldon Leland Spilde Jeanette Steinkoeing Shari Stewart Gary Sundet Peggy Sundet Diana Theodorff IS vS J SK ■■mtky Cheryl Warne , Jean Wells Diane Johnson Three capable officers led the freshmen class in their first year of high school. They are as follows: Dennis Anderson, pres.; Janet Millet, sec.-treas.; and Eugene Austad, vice-pres. 25 Delaine Darlene Abel Anderson Barbara Bode Leslie Anderson Jennifer Auen Jeannette Beck Rachel Bergan Shirley Bowman Mary Brookshire Joanne Carlson Marilyn Carlson Sally Green Allen Hanson Janice Thomas Nelson Needham Susan Claire Ralph Karen Larson Knutson Kjellsen Hooper Kenneth Olson Sarah Schaeffer Michael Stubkj aer Larry Wienk The sophomore class was fortunate this year to be led by four capable young gentlemen. These four gentlemen, Paul Nelson, pres.; Kenny Olson, vice pres.; Wayne Odegaard, secretary; Thomas Need- ham, treasurer, played an active part as the officers for their class. Joyce John Albert: Dean Robert Brent Field Gates Nola Marjorie Kenneth Jibben Johnson Gilbery Maureen Linda Nelson Rasmussen Allen Christine Roos Smith Janice Helen Gorden Stewart Thorsheira Thorsvold Maureen Nelson, Janice Stewart, Aileen Nelson, and Marjorie Johnson were res- ponsible for keeping the junior class moving forward throughout the school year. 28 In Hawaii they eat too. Here we aee the head table at the bano.uet. The Hawaiian Holiday decorations add to the atmos- phere . Punch, one of the favorite re- freshments of Hawaii, was ser- ved from the little grass hut during the Prom. PROM Hawaiian Holiday was the theme carried out at the Junior - Senior Banquet and Prom held on May 5th. Mr. Glenn Green was the featured speaker at the banquet. A variety of other entertainment was also provided. Leo Fortin supplied the music fbr the dance. Off The Track is the title of the humor- ous Junior class play. It was given on March 30th at the auditorium. The actors and actresses are as follows: John Dean, Gordon Thorsvold, Nola Jibben, Maureen Nelson, Margie Johnson, Christine Smith, Aileen Nelson, Helen Thorshlem, Danny Cecil, Bob Field, Mark Gulllckson, Joyce Alberi; and Linda Rasmussen. 29 Deanna Abel Curtis Anderson Nancy Bergan Margorie Anderson Cheryl Baumberger Karen Brugmar 30 David Cleveland Don Hesby Don HooXie Nancy Jensen Bruce Koch Bob Johnson 31 32 Jane Schroeder Dorene Tenneboe Terrol Winsor Stanley Rauch Dennis Ryland Lorel Thomsen 33 The main attraction on senior ship day was a boat ride up the Missouri River. These pictures show a few of the seniors as some of them are dancing and others are lust enjoying the scenes from the boat. avi )iay 11 WaS the day for the annual senior The seniors began the day by touring the state mental hospital at Yankton. Tours were a ®°0ta ®n of the fish hatchery,Gavin's Point dam, arid a ride on an old showboat on the Missouri Rlv- T°+ day a dellclous dinner was eaten at the Black Steer restaurant. The evening was spent at the pleasure of the students. Mr. oyer and Mr. Krenz were the chaperones for the trip. The Fakers , the title or the senior class play, was given March 30th. The plav cast consisted of the follow- ing students: Dorene Tenne- boe, Carolyn Nelson, Cheryl Baumberger, Betty Tolzln, De- anna Abel, Nancy Beraan, Rob- ert Larson, David Cleveland, Dennis Byland, and Curtis And- ersen.- During their last year of high ‘school, these four officers, Stanley Rauch, pres, Dennis Ryland, vi e pres.; Deanna Abel, secretary; and Terrol Winsor, treasurer were the governing body of the senior class. They helped expedite the meetings and worked arduously for the various senior events. 34 David Cleveland, Valedictorian, and Bob Larson, Salutatorian , are shown here proudly wearing their cap and gown. The 26 seniors that composed the class of 62 are shown here lock- ing toward the future. The class motto, Knowledge is the Passpcrt of Life, is shown in the back- ground with class colors blue and silver. Commencement Exercises Lake Preston High School Auditorium Thursday, May 24, 1962 Processional ....................... Invocation ......................... Contralto Solo ..................... Presentation of Eighth Grade .... Valedictory......................... Halls of Ivy ................... Mixed Octet . . .Leslie Anderson Adrienne Olson Rev. Gordon Richards .... Nancy Bergan . Mrs. Nellie Tigner . . .David Cleveland . . . .Henry Russell Salutatory.....................................Robert Larson COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ........................ M. F. Coddington State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tenor Solo.....................................Robert Larson Presentation of Class of 1962. ... ............ Supt. Len Aman Presentation of Diplomas..........................Fred Werner President, Board of Education Be Thou Not Still ...............................David Foltz Battle Hymn of the Republic .........................Rlngwald Mixed Chorus Benediction..............................Rev. Gordon Richards 35 1MWU AMJ-Jr . Play Mixed Chorus, 1234. Girls Glee, 12 34. Band, 1234. Class Officer,4. Pep Club, 1. F.H.A. 1234. Pres, tonian Staff, 4.Blue and Gold Staff, 1 . Typist, 4. Phy. Ed. 2. Commercial Contest 34. Girl's Ensemble, 23. CURTIS ANDKkSON- Jr. Class Play, 4. Foot- ball, 4. Band, 1. F.F.A. 1234. F.F.A. Officer, 4. Letter- men's. Club, 34. De- clam, 1. MARJORIE ANDERSON - Mixed Chorus, 1234 . Girls Glee, 1 23 4. F.H.A. 1234. Typist, 4. Phy.Ed. 12. CHERYL BAUMBERGER - Jr. Class Play, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1234. Girls Glee, 1234 . Band, 123 4 . Class Officer, 3 . Home- coming Attendant 3. F.H.A., 234. Girls' State, 3. Prestonian Staff,1234. Blue and Gold.Staff 234. Off- icer 34. Vocal Ensem- ble . Librarian, 2 23. Declam, 1234. F. F.A. Sweetheart Can- idate 3. Girls En- semble, 2. Band En- semble, 13. N AN CY BERGAN - Jr. Class Play, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1234. Girls Glee, 1234. Class Officer, 3. F.H.A., 1234. Vocal Ensemble 34. All State Chorus 34. Librarian, 234. Declara,2. Phy,Ed. 2. Mixed Octet, 3 4 . Girls Ensemble, 2. Sr. Class Play, 4. KAREN BRUGMAN- Mixed Chorus, 123. Girls Glee, 123. F.H.A.,1 23. Typist,4. Lib- rarian, 34. Phy Ed. 12. DAVID CLEVELAND- Jr. Class Play, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1234. F.F.A. 1. All State Chorus. 34.Phy.Ed. 1. N.H.S. 234. Science Fair,2. Math Contest, 23. do aLL mm- vLxoci Chorus,3. F.F.A.,123 4. Officer,4. Blue Gold Staff,4. Phy. Ed., 3. National F.F.A. Convention,4. DON ALD HESBY - Jr. Class Play, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1234. Band, 1234. Prestonian, Staff, 34. Officer, 34. Blue and Gold, Staff, 1. Reporter, 1. Phy.Ed. 2. Band, Ensemble, 4. DONALD HOOKIE-Basket ball, 234. Football, 234. Most valuable player, 4 Mixed Chorus 12. F.F.A.,4. Letter men Club, 234.Typist 4. Phy.Ed., 23. NANCY JENSEN- Mixed Chorus, 1234. Girl's Glee,1234. Pep Club, 1. F.H.A.,1234. Off- icer, 34. Prestonian Staff,34. Librarian, 1234. Declam,1. Phy. Ed.,2. 6cience Fair, 2. Fine Arts conf., 3. MJUi! 1WJU- Uasket- ball, 1234. Football 1234.Track,123. Mix- ed Chorus,1. Student Council Officer ,4. Pep Club, 1. F.F.A., 1. Lettermen Club,l 234. Librarian, 4. Math Contest ,23 . All State Football- 34. MAXINE MENZEL- Mixed Chorus, 1234. Girls Glee, 1234. F.H.A., 1234. Librarian, 1. Phy. Ed.2. Homemaker of Tomorrow in L.P. CAROLYN NELSON -Jr. Class Play, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1234. Girl's Glee,1234. Band,1234 Class Officer, 13. Band Officer,4. Home- coming Attendant,14. 0ueen,4. Pep Club,l. F.H.A., 134. Typist, 4. Instrumental Solo 1. Phy.Ed., 2. Comm- ercial Contest. 3 . F.F.A. Sweetheart 3. Candidate 2. Band Ensemble, 1234. DORENE TENNEBOE-Jr. Class Play, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1234. Girl's Glee,1234. Class Off- icer, 3.Student Con- ci 1, 1. Homecoming Attendant, 24. Pep Club, 1. F.H.A.,1234 Officer, 34. Girl's State Alternate, 3. Prestonian Staff, 23 Blue and Gold Staff. 23. Typist, 4. Lib- rarian, 14. Declam, 2. Phy.Ed., 3. DAR. Candidate, 4. LOREL THOMSEN - Jr. Class Play, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1234. Girls Glee, 1234. Band,234 F.H.A., 1234. Pres- tonian Staff, 234. Officer, 34. Blue Gold Staff, 234. Off icer, 34. Reporter, 234. Typist,4. Instr umental Solo ,34. Vocal Ensemble, 234. Librarian,12. Declam 1234. Phy.Ed,2.Girls Ensemble, 234. Band Ensemble, 34. Music, ROBERT JOHNSON- Bas- ketball, 234. Foot- ball, 34. Track,123. Mixed Chorus,2. Class Officer,2. Pep Club, 1. F.F.A.,1234. Offi- cer, 34. Lettermen's Club,34. Reporter,3. Sr. Class Play, 4. Student Manager, 1. F.F.A. State Farmer, 4. National F.F.A. Convention,3. ROBERT LARSON- Jr. Class Play, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1234. Band 1234. Class Officer 12. Band officer, 4 Homecoming Attendant 1. Boys State Att. 3 Blue and Gold Staff, 1234. Officer, 34. Reporter, 12. Vocal Solo, 234 Instrument Solo, 1234. Vocal Ensemble 234. All St Band, 1234. All State Chorus, 234. Phy. Ed. 2. NHS 234. Officer. 34. Mixed Octet, 234. Band En- semble. 1234. Music Camp. 3. S c ie n ce Fair, 2. Math Contest, 2. DONALD NELSON-F.F.A. 1. Prestonian, 3 . Phy.Ed. 2. Commer- cial Contest, 4. St- dent Manager, 2. JUDY NEU-Mixed Chor- us, 4. Girl's Gle e 4. Transferred from Brookings H.S. MARLENE NEU - Mixed Chorus, 4. Girl's Glee, 4. Transferred from Brookings H.S . STANLEY RAUCH-Basket ball,234. Football , 34. Track, 13. Mixed Chorus, 4. Homecoming Attendant, 4. Letter men Club, 34. Pres- tonian Staff, 34. DENNIS RYLAND - Sr. Class Play, 4. Track 1. Band, 1234. Class Officer, 4. Student Council Rep., 2 4. Pep Club, 1. Phy.Ed. 2. N.H.S., 234. Of- icer, 4. JANE SCHROEDER -Jr. Class Play, 3. Mixed Chorus,1234. Girl's Glee,1234. F.H.A.,12 3. Typist,4. Phy.Ed. 23. BETTY TOLZIN - Mixed Chorus, 4. Girls Glee, 4. F.H.A.,4. Sr. Class Play,4. Trans- fered from Poplar , Montana. TERROL WINSOR-Basket ball, 123. Football, 1234. Mixed Chorus; 1 Band, 1 234. Class officer, 24. Student Council, 23. Officer 4. Rep. 3. Lettermen Club, 1234. 36 ORGANIZATIONS The comet trio consisting of Jerry Anderson, Gordon Thors- vold, and Joyce Albert received an excellent-plus rating. In the Region III contest the mixed octet received an excellent rating. They are Jerry Anderson, Eugene Austad, Bob Larson, David Cleveland, Delaine Abei Nancy Bergan,Joyce Albert,and Nola Jltben! The mixed clarinet group compos- ed of Lorel Thomsen, Jeanette Stein- koenig, Christine Smith, and Leslie Anderson received an excellent rating. 38 The brass sextet consisting of Dennis Anderson,Donald Hesby, Bob Larson, Barbara Bode, Joyce Albert, and Gordon Thorsvold received a superior rating. Charon Pike, Delaine Abel, Janice Tenneboe, and Nola Jlbben participated In the Region III contest and received a good In the saxophone quartet. The girls triple trio consisting of Marjorie Johnson, Jennifer Auen, Lorel Thomsen, Janice Nelson, Peggy Sheldon, Sally Green, Jeanette Beck, and Maureen Nelson received a good rating(Myma Jlbben not pictured). jj y . Carolyn Nelson,Christine Smith,Sally Green, and Janice Nelson received a super- ior rating in the clarinet quartet. he gnembei ent ratir , and Mary Hhe flute qu p rt received « Jhey are Jeanette Beck, Shirlej son. (Myma Jibbennot pictured) Representing our school at the 1962 All-State Band, which was held in Deadwood this year, were Robert Larson and Janice Nelson. This was Robert's fourth year at All-State Band, while it was Janice's first year. Several other people took part in the tryouts and from these, only two received the honor. For the last two years Robert has had the honor of sitting first chair first trombone, and Janice on her first try made second clarinet. Robert Larson Joyce Albert Delaine Abel Barbara Bode Janice Nelson, clarinet solo, and Robert Larson,trombone solo, acquired superior ratings in the small group and ensemble contest. Robert was also recommended for the evening's grand concert. Barbara Bode, french horn solo, and Joyce Albert, comet solo, received excellent ratings. Good ratings were obtained by Delaine Abel, saxophone solo, and Jeanette Beck, flute solo. 40 Out of the 7k members of the mixed chorus, these eight students were chosen to represent Lake Preston High School at All-State Chorus In Huron on November 17 and 18. Jerry Anderson, David Cleveland, Nola Jib- ben, Nancy Bergan, and Joyce Albert are standing in the background while Bob Larson,Delaine Abel, and Eugene Austad are in the front. Sally Green Aileen Nelson In the small group and solo contest held in Kilbank on Feb- ruary 17 a superior rating was won by Robert Larson in a tenor solo. Excellent-plus ratings were given to Sally Green and Margie Johnson i n contralto solos• Jeanette Beck and Aileen Nelson received a good rating on their mezzo-soprano solos, and Delaine Abel obtained a good rating in a soprano solo. i This year's girls glee resounds with the forceful voices of sixty-one high school girls. The glee club sang at the Spring Concert. At the region contest in 3rookings, they sang God Shall Wipe Away All Tears and Climb Every Mountain and received an excellent rating. Front row: left to right- Charon Pike, Mary Anderson, Rachel Bergan, Jeanette Beck,Betty Cross, Margie Anderson, Phyllis Rieken, Linda Dowden, Linda Miller, Barbara Neu, Dianne Blinsmon, Nola Jlbben, Mr. Piechowski. Second row: Leslie Anderson, Myma Jlbben, Rose KJellsen, Barbara Bode, Janice Nelson, Jean Wells, Sharon Olson, Maxine Menzel, Jane Schroeder, Peggy Sheldon, Cheryl Warne, Diane Johnson, Kathy Olson. Third row: Mary Brookshire, Nancy Jensen, Nancy Bergan, Patty Nelson, Janet Millet, Donna Falconer, Marjorie Johnson, Jennifer Auen,Sally Green, Susan Larson, Adrienne Olson, Dianne Thedorff, Peggy Sundet. Fourth row: Mary Nelson, Marlene Neu, Delaine Abel, Carolyn Nelson, Betty Tolzln, Ttorene Ten- neboe, Joyce Albert, Aileen Nelson, Jeanette Steinkoenig, Donna Boldt, Bumella Holm, Sharon Stewart, Cheryl Hagen. Fifth row: Shirley Bowman , Marilyn Carlson, Bonnie Neu, Judy Neu, Barbara Olson, Lorel Thomsen, Sarah Schaeffer, Cheryl Baum- berger, Linda Rasmussen, Karen Hooper, Joanne Carlson, Darlene Anderson. Front row: left to right- Rachel Bergan, Jeanette Beck, Betty Cross, Marjorie Anderson, Barbara Neu, Peggy Sheldon, Alleen Nelson. Second row: Myma Jibben, Rose KJellsen, Barbara Bode, Janice Nelson, Jean Wells, Sharon Olson, Maxine Menzel, Jane Schroeder, Mr. Piechowski. Third row: Mary Brookshire, Nancy Jensen, Nancy Bergan,Janice Stewart, Janet Millet, Donna Falconer, Maureen Nelson, Margie Johnson, Jennifer Auen, Susan Larson, Sa ly Green, Fourth row: Mary Nelson, Marlene Neu, Delaine Abel, Deanna Abel, Carolyn Nelson, Betty Tolzln, Burnella Holm, Christine Smith. Fifth row: Leslie Anderson, Shirley Bowman, Marilyn Carlson, Bonnie Neu, Judy Neu, Barbara Olson, RoxAnn Munson, Lorel Thomsen, Sarah Schaeffer, Barbara Tolzln , Cheryl Baumberger, Linda Rasmussen, Karen Hooper, Adrienne Olson, Joanne Carlson, Darlene Anderson. Sixth row: Danny Cecil, Tommy Larsen,Gordon Thorsvold, Jerry Anderson, Robert Field, Don Hesby, Mark Gullickson, Eugene Austad, Bob Larson, Dennis Anderson, Kenny Gilbery, Ralph KJellsen, Paul Danielson,John Dean, Tommy Needham, David Cleveland, Merrill Zeeck, Leland Splldes, i J Cf J a qJ ll f 0 1� l J -J 7 0 sf 1 tf1 Mixed Chorus H.'AMONY is our goal The mixed chorus is directed by James Piechowski. It presented a few numbers at the P.T.A. Christmas pro- gram in December. In the Spring Concert the chorus par- ticipated by singing such numbers as Roots and Leaves and The Earth Is The Lord's. At commencement the tra- ditional Battle Hymn of the Republic was sung. At the Region III contest in Brookings a rating of superior was received. 43 Every band needs a leader; and the L.P.H.S. Band was led by our head majorette, Sally Green, and four other majorettes, Delaine Abel, Aileen Nelson, Susan Shaw, Cheryl Hagen, and head twirler, Marjorie Johnson. Under the direction of James Plechowski, the Lake Preston High School Band adds to music appreciation by participating In public concerts. In November the annual Pops concert was held. April 25 marked the date of the band's Spring Concert. The concert band received a good rating at the Region III contest In Brookings on April 7. The marching band made appearances at Bryant, DeSmet's homecoming parades, and led the Lake Preston homecoming parade. At Madison,General Beadle's homecoming,the band Joined many other bands to provide half time entertain- ment at the football game. Front row: left to right- Carolyn Nelson, Sally Green, Christine Smith, Janice Nelson, Leslie Anderson, Karen Johnshoy, Myrna Jlbben, Jeanette Beck, Shirley Bowman, Mary Nelson, Gordon Thorsvold, Joyce Albert. Second row; Deanna Abel, Paula Slttner, Linda Miller, Burnella Holm, Colleen Rich, Rachel Bergan, Adrienne Olson, Susan Shaw, Barbara Bode, Tommy Larsen, Jerry Anderson. Third row: Cheryl Warne, Marilyn Carlson, Dianne Bllnsmon, Jean Wells, Jean Anderson, Jeanette Steinkoenlg, Lorel Thomsen, Terrol Wlnsor, Delaine Abel, Joanne Carlson, Charon Pike, Nola Jlbben, Janice Tenneboe, Don Hesby, Barbara Neu, Terry Danielson, Bob Field, Dennis Ryland, Bob Larson, Eugene Austad, Marjorie Johnson. Fourth row: Mr. Plechowski, Bob Trenary, Dennis Anderson, Cheryl Baumberger, ElYe'en Olson, Susan Larson, Janice Thorsvold, Linda Rasmussen. The following girls were the 1961- 62 officers for FHA. Their constant effort kept the organization moving. Hack row-left to right; Dorene Ten- ne'ooe, treasure, Aileen Nelson, secre- tary, Joanne Carlson, historian, Susan Larson, reporter, Front row- left to right: Mrs. Davis(advisor) Nancy Jensen pres.; Marjorie John- son, vice pres.; Nola Jibben, Parlia- mentarian. The activities of the FHA for 1961-62 started with the ini- tiation of the freshmen. Other activities included Daddy-Date Night, Little Sister Night, Roun Robin with DeSmet as guests. The mother-daughter banquet was held in April, with M� s. William Paterson as the guest speaker. Our chapter mothers were Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, Mrs. Glenn Green Mrs. Duane Blinsmon, and Mrs. Louis Baumberger. We made Mrs. George Larson an honorary member because of her ever-ready help- fulness and interest in FHA. Seventh row -left to right: Roxann Munson, Barbara Tolzin, Lorel Thomsen, Betty Tolzin, Carolyn Nelson, Nancy Bergan, Marjorie Anderson, Sixth row -left to right: Helen Thorsheim, Barbara Olson, Maureen Nelson, Joyce Albert, Rose Kjellsen, Myrna Jibben, Deanna Abel, Maxine Menzel. Flftn row -left to right: Adrienne Olson, Leslie Anderson, Sally Green, Sarah Schaffer, Jennifer Auen, Rachel Bergan, Shirley Bowman, Karen Hopper, Sharon Olson. ir.auith—row - left to right: Cheryl Baumberger, Nola Jibben, Phyllis Reiken, Bunny Holm, Donna Boldt, Jeanette Steinkoinig, Mary Anderson, Donna Falconer, Kathy Olson, Mrs. Davis. Third XQM -left to right; Sherry Stewart, Barbara Neu, Cheryl Hagen Peggy Sheldon, Linda Miller, Dianne Johnson, Charon Pike, Cheryl Warne, Peggy Sundet. Second row -left to right: Janice Nelson, Marilyn Carlson, Mary Brookshire, Linda Rasmussen, Mary Nelson , Bonnie Neu, Dianne Blinsmon, Jean Wells, Janet Millet, Patty Nel- son. Front row -left to right: Delaine Abel, Jeanette Beck, Bar- bara Bode, Darlene Anderson, Betty Cross, Dorene Tenneboe, Nancy Jensen, Marjorie Johnson, Joanne Carlson, Susan Larson, Aileen Nelson. On the evening of the annual F.F.A. Banquet these two gentlemen, Mr. Lloyd Johnson and Mr. Roy Eykamp, were chosen as honorary chapter fa- thers. Marjorie Johnson, F. F. A. Sweetheart, was presented with a Jacket and a necklace exhibiting the F.F.A. emblem. Dorene Tenneboe and Nancy Jensen, two of the waitresses at the banquet, are serving Robert Johnson, F.F.A. president. The F.F.A. got an early start on their 1961-62 activities. During the summer the chapter participated In the National Farm Safety Week. They constructed a safety display In the window of the Preston Cafe. In the course of the school year the F.F.A. held a slave auction, made a program of work, and sold Vo-Ag tractor cushions. The major highlight of the year was the Sweetheart's Ball held on March 23. Three girls—Marjorie Johnson, Delaine Abel, and Susan Larson—were chosen as candidates for F.F.A. Sweetheart. The Sweetheart, Marjorie Johnson, was crowned at the event. The F.F.A. had Its annual banquet on April 16, featuring Mr. Charles Stormo as guest speaker. Mr. Roy Eykamp and Mr. Lloyd Johnson were presented with a plaque denoting them as honorary chapter fathers. Later In the year the boys participated in livestock and meat Judging schools. The climaxing event of the year was the State F.F.A. Convention and Contest. Third row-lert to right: Alan Hanson, Dennis Anderson, Brent Gates, Leiand Spllde, Paul Danielson, Terry Danielson, Lanny Olson, oecorti row; Mr. Charles Norby, Paul Nelson, Larry Wienk, Mark Gulllckson, Wayne Odegaard, Eldon Rauch, Robert Anderson, David Nelson. Front row; Reoorter-Donald Eykamp, Vice Presldent-Curtls Anderson, ?res- ldent-Robert Johnson, Secretary-Kenneth Olson, Treasurer-Larry Gut llckson, Parllmentarian-Ralph KJellsen, Sentinal-Merrill Zeeck. GRADES «« Back row-left to right: Michael Koch, Guy Olaon, Margret Wilde, Alan Duke, Miriam Hall, Debra Tenneboe, Tony Strande, Jean Vedvel, Mrs. Whlpkey, Front row-left to right: Dean Cecil, Renee Thomas, Reginald Ibis, Lynn Steenson, Deonne Brandner, Lyle Palmlund , Donald Olson, Michael Austad. These 34 young people have ended their Informal education and look ahead to a new adventure. Back row-left to right: Sandra Wlenk, Keith Nelson, Rhonda otewart, Alden Boyd, Brenda Nelson, Timothy Wolf, Renlta Thomsen, Rita Sass. Front row-left to right: Carolyn Kerr, Mark Baumber- ger, Carla Kaiser, Craig Tuttle, Kim Krull, Debra Larson, Connie Bllnsmon, Debra Pastlan. Not pictured, Douglas Salter. Third row-left to right; Janelle NelBon, Peggy Bllnsmon, Lorna Hagen, Klark fhomsen, Bethany Nelson, Marla Nelson, Kathryn Nel- son, Nancy Merrill. Second row-left to right; James Boldt, Vicki Martin, Barbara Strande, Danny Brown, David Gtlbery, Jody Brook- shire, Rodney Olson, Mrs. Auman. Front row-left to right: David Krenz, Clara Bleck, Debra Holland, Ricky Cowell, Denise Pike, Rickard Olson, Gary Buer, Shelia Bakke. First Grade These students have taken their first step In their formal education by learning the three R's of knowledge. Third row-left to right: Rodney Palmlund, Todd Olnes, Allan Wilde Verne Jensen Sherry Sneesby, Geraldine Olson, Michael Olson. econd row-left to right: Jim Isaacson, Ilene Baumberger, Roger Christenson,RogerAnderson, Douglas Paterson, Ronald Nesselm, Jean Hedberg, Mrs. Wolf. Front row-left to right: Kathy Ackman. Brenda Coulter, Catheryn Miller, Kathy Brandner, Lila Steenson Connie Abel, Dawn Johnson, Grace Thomas. Second Grade Third row-left to right; Gary Zeeck, David Hedberg, Nathan Hall, Mary Bode, James Johnson, Roberta Schnell, Douglas Hookie. Second row-left to rlftht: Marcus Johnshoy, Kevin Melstad, Shirley Ras- muspen, Cindy Jensen, Craig Spldle, Randy Williams, Mrs. Aman. Front row-left to rlafrt: Effle Falconer, Margaret Odden, Jean Jensen, Dena Falla, Juanita Olson. Steven Millett, Peggy Sass. First and Second Second and third graders are more advanced in their education and are going from printing to writing. Third Grade Third row-left to right: James Boyd, Jeffrey Nelson, Diselle Anderson, Wayne Isaacson, Charles Wlenk, Deanna Trenary, Shirley Knutson, Denise Boldt, Jean Kopperud, Joseph Schnell, James Jen- sen. Second row-left to right: LeeAnn Baggesgaard, Michael Sal- ter, Nancy Hanson, Kent Thomsen, Gary Arbon, Katherine Shaw, Cur- tis Paterson, Curtis Tuttle, Judy Wolkow, Donald Brandner. Front row-left to right: Gary Nelson, Pamela Lewlson, Brad Hauck, Kevii Isaacson, Merrill Nelson, Jeanette Nelson, Dean Odden, Roberts Ibis, Sandra Swenson, Wendy Beck, Mrs. Fleeger. |hlrd row-left to right; Dennis Melstad, Craig Johnson, Brenda Thompson, Robin Pike, Elaine Nelson, Karen Anderson, Bonnie Erandner, Elden Oldson, Douglas Cecil. Second row-left to right: Rhonda Thomsen, Robbie Swenson, Tommy Wlenk, Diana Ibis, Frankie Ibis, Randy Brown, Marilyn Rauch, Sally Larson, Sheila Millet, Miss Eighmy. Front row-left to right: Nikki Seemen, Richard Boldt, Gregory Hauck, Brian Odden, Judy Thompson, Tommy M c Donald, Gail Trenary, Barbara Thomas, Susan Bode, Wayne Ackman. Students in these classes have advanced another step. They have learned the fundamentals of multiplication and division. Third row-left to right: Douglas Brown, Leo Falconer, Lonnie Heifinstine, Ryan Kopperud, Merwln Abel, Carlie Bakke, Terry Bllnsmon. Second row-left to right: Joyce Olson, 'Winifred Olson, Michael Brown, Darrell Hookie, Roger Knutson, Jim McDonald, Dale Nelson, Dick Wilde, Mrs. Gunderson. Front row-left to ri ht: Joanne Jensen, Adrian Dowden, Marie Anderson, Arleen Rasmussen, Janet Johnshoy,Myrna Baggasgaard, Ruth Ann Arends, Cheryl Miller, Lois Groce. L. ' Fourth and Fifth 'fhlrd rowfleft to right: Bill Brown, David Cecil, Wayne Olson, 31alne Miller, Richard Beck, Curtis Rich, Dean Martin, Second row-left to right: Douglas Malone, Karen Stelnkoenlg, Jackie fteT- son, Jean Nelson, Laurie Jensen, Steven Olson, Mrs. Auen. Front row-left|to right: Mary Warren, Sherry Brown, Janel Baumberger, Loren St ensonV fthonda Sneesby, Carolyn Miller, Dianne Hagen. jr Science, ge heee-jt _ phy, and the study of South Dakota are Included lents curriculum. row-left to rl Don Krull, .t: Dale Falconer, Chris Stubkjaer, Ronald ’Teven Bode, Gregory Sheldon, James Nielson, Dave Brown, Joseph Thedorff. Second row-left__to right: Melany £! ESti H Ma ri lhei”James de . Green, Georgene Coulson, Daryl Johnson, John Olnes, Dav d vr? Leona Page 1. Front mw-left to right: Janice Jensen, '’arolvn Kitchen, Maureen Warren, Jane Olson, Delores Kitchen, JoAnn Adams, Lind a Crane, Jullanne Larsen, Jean Gllbery, Perry Anderson, Galen Falla, Phillip Trenary. Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Third row-left to right: David Thomas, Ellen Nielsen,Gall Albert, Linda Falla, Marie Salter, Marcia Warren, Karen Isaacson, Douglas Brown, Ronald Wame, Dennis Seeman. Second row-left to right: Roger Rauch, Jerry Christensen, Allen Zeeck, Donald Adams, Lois Nelson,Karen Johnshoy, Barbara Anderson, Jean Anderson, Kay Koch Mrs. Guse. Front row-left to right: Lonnie Holland, Curtis Beck. Daryl ’.«'amer, Michael Boldt, LeAnn V lenk, Susan Boldt, Mark homsen, Bertha Moen, Bonnie Hanson, Colleen Rich. . last step of the students grade school education. New subjects, government and math are Introduced and they also take a more active part In music and athletics. Third row-left to right: Ray Olson, Sandra Burt, Larry Johnson, Richard Casper, David Krull, Orlln Jlbben,Janice Thorsvold, Paula Sittner. Second row-left to right: Susan Shaw, Eileen Olson, Kenneth KitchenTom Deutsch, Ronald Anderson, Betty Wlenk, Karen Odegaard, Marlys 3rugman, Mrs. Tigner. Front row-left to right: Jane Helfinstlne, Janice Tenneboe,Joe Olson, David Sundet, Curtis Smith, Robert Trenary, Jessica Stubkjaer, Carol Nellsen, Sandra 3ode, Lorence Brown, Wayne Rasmussen. Front row: left to right- Paula Slttner, Colleen Rich, Jean Anderson, Margaret Svihel, Janet Johnshoy, tfaren Johnshoy, David Thomas, Jessica Stubkjaer. Second row: Marlys Brugman, Carol Neilson, Jean Gilbery, Janice Tenneboe, Peggy Green, Ellin Neilson, Marcia Warren, Barbara Anderson, Janice Jensen, Donnie Adams,Wayne Rasmussen. 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