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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1972 volume:

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SENIOR ATTENDENTS: Steve Jensen, Kathy Brandner, Doug Kazmerzak, Dena Falla, Chuck Wienk, Nea Olson. FIRST GRADE ATTENDENTS: Dale Virchow, Connie Wienk. ■ ■ Most Humorous - Junior Class LPHS Celebrates With Floats, Fire And Fun The suspense of homecoming week, September 13-17, came to a peak Thursday night with the crowning of Queen Ilene Baumberger and King Chuck Wolkow. As the student body flocked to the football field, the rust- ling and warmth of the burning D met the enthusiastic crowd. After many peppy speeches and yells the team was ready to face the challenge of the all-important game the next night against the DeSmet Bulldogs. Soon the students were hand in hand winding through the streets in an attempt to lose the end stragglers. The snake dance came to a halt on main street bringing this memorial night to a close. After a morning of rushing to put the finishing touches on the floats everyone gathered on main street for the parade at 1:30. The grade school children and floats carried out the theme of cars and insectisides. Evening brought the game with DeSmet; the final score 14 to 26. Following the grid-iron, the Nickel Bag of Soul provided the music for the dance. Thus the end came to the 1971-72 Homecoming. This was the year that was! Most Original - Music ILENE BAUMBERGER Valedictorian MARY BODE Saluta torian LINDA JOHNSON DAR Candidate Students Honored with Awards BOYS' STATE, GIRLS' STATE DELEGATES: Bruce Wolkow, Marg- aret Odden, Judy Jen- sen, Mark Rodvold, Klark Thomsen, Marla Nelson, Jim Johnson. BOYS' STATE, GIRLS' STATE AL- TERNATES: (Not Pictured) Shirley Rasmussen, RoxAnn Thonvold, Clara Rieck, Jim Johnson, Mike Olson, Randy Odegaard, Bruce Jensen. DENA FALLA Betty Crocker Award ROGER CHRISTENSEN Bausch G Lomb Science Award DEBI HOLLAND Miss Holiday Sadie Hawkins, Spirits Were High - and Higher As usual the FHA sponsored another girl ask boy dance at LHPS. Only this year it was a Sadie Hawkins Dance and the atmosphere consisted of a rollicking fun for all. Scarecrows, cows, sheep and hillbillies crowded the scene as the dance band, King Kong , got the music rolling. Kids were seen sprawled on the floor doing the alligator, twisting like mad during a twist contest and once in awhile shuffling from foot to foot during a slow dance. For the serious couples at the get-together, a Marryin' Sam booth was set up. Each couple received a set of pipe-cleaner wedding rings and a marriage license for suckers . Daisy Mae and Lil'Abner candidates were also elected from each class. Penny jugs were set on the office counter with the contes- tants names on them. The class with the most pennies won and was presented with the honor. This year the junior class won with Bruce Wolkow named Lil'Abner and Kathy Nelson named Daisy Mae. The man of the night received a pitch fork with a missing prong and the little lady was awarded a used washboard. The senior, sophomore and freshmen candidates were Pam Lundquist and Merrill Nelson, Ronda Stewart and Brian Shanks and Lori Hasche and Wayne Wienk respectively. This dance proved to be one of the most successful LPHS has seen. Cindy and Brian were voted twist champions of the night. Kathy and Bruce were crowned Daisy Mae and Lil'Abner. Stick 'em up! Scott and Margaret gettin' hitched. A Part Of The Old West Brought To Life Prom Night A western saloon set the mood for the annual Junior - Senior Prom held May 5. Highlights included a wagon wheel chandlier, an old fashioned piano and a very realistic bar. The entire front entrance had the appear- ance of an old western saloon, including the swinging doors. If anyone had gotten out of hand the sheriff was just outside leisurely rocking in his chair. The events of the evening began with the banquet where a hearty meal was served to the juniors, seniors, faculty, janitors and class parents. Music to keep the kids' heels clicking at the dance which followed was provided by Friends of Mine . For everyone who was willing to keep going the movie, Play Misty For Me , was shown at the theater. To finish the evening a breakfast was held at Susie's Cafe for the juniors, seniors and their dates. The night was a success filled with many memories which made this the year that was. Waiters and Waitresses. BACK ROW: Dean Cecil, Steve Steffensen, Brian Shanks, Mark Baumberger, Doug Salter, Mike Koch. FRCNT ROW: Dianne Wolkow, Lori Hasche, Cathy Kazmerzak, Charmaine Jensen, Peggy Osvog, Jolene Falla. Anyone for a drink? The sheriff kept the 'rowdies' under control. Working, Goofing, Worrying - All Part of Creating a Prom Getting the sheriff ready for a big night. ■■HI 'x '-'MM A Urum Majorette - Cammy Iseminger BAND OFFICERS: Mark Rodvold, vice-president; Mr. Holter, director; Linda Johnson, president; Nea Olson, secretary. STAGE BAND, BACK ROW: Debbie Larson, Reed Hauck, Kevin Lundquist, Tammy Jones, Dan Laabs, Jean Jensen, Kari Eidsness, DeWayne Anderson. FRONT ROW: Shirley Rasmussen, James Olson, Billy Paterson, Kevin Gudahl, Mark Rodvold, Jim Johnson, Joseph Schnell, Dean Cecil, Debra Hesby, Vickie Martin, Doug Paterson, Nea Olson. FRENCH HORN DUET - Excellent BRASS SEXTET - Excellent CORNET TRIO - Superior 17 BRASS QUARTET - Superior BACK ROW: RoxAnn Thonvold, Mr. Holler, Dale Seeman, Randy Odegaard, Dan Laabs, Mike Koch, Dawn Jones, Dean Cecil, David Helland, Joe Schnell, Roger Christensen. THIRD ROW: Debra Larson, Reed Hauck, Kevin Lundquist, Rodney Olson, Margret Wilde, Mark Koch, Tammy Jones, Cathy Kazmerzak, Mark Iscminger, Debbie Helland, Deborah Laabs, Shirley Rasmussen, Margaret Odden, Renee Thomas, Harley Olson, Lori Anderson, Sheila Gottsleben, Paul Casper, Jim Olson, Bill Paterson, Kevin Gudahl, Mark Rod- void, Jim Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mary Bode, Pam Lundquist, Marla Nelson, Roberta Schnell, Gail Swen- Varsity Band Enlightens Musical Department CLARINET QUARTET - Excellent SOLOISTS, BACK ROW: Nea Olson, CLARINET QUARTET - Superior Linda Johnson, Debra Larson. FRONT ROW: Renita Thomsen, Dianne Wolkow, Billy Paterson. Nea re- ceived a superior rating; the rest re- ceived excellents. son, Helen Christensen, Denise Hougland, Lori Malone, Krislyn Jensen, Debra Pastian, Joel Warne, Kay Anderson, Debra Hesby, Vickie Martin, Doug Paterson, Nea Olson, Robin Gudahl, Dianne Wolkow, Kari Eidsness, Jean Jensen, DeWayne Anderson. FRONT ROW: Ilene Baumberger, Linda Johnson, Grace Thomas, Janelle Nelson, Denise Pike, LaMae Rodvold, Debra Lundquist, Tammy Stevens, Hallie Svihel, Cammy Iseminger, Joanne Hasche, Debbie Tenneboe, Renit a Thomsen. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE - Excellent FLUTE QUARTET - Excellent. Renita and Deb- bie also played in a flute duet which received a superior. SAX ENSEMBLES - Superior TROMBONE QUARTET - Excellent STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, BACK ROW: Karla Karban, vice-president; Janelle Nelson, junior representative; Kathy Smith, secretary. SECOND ROW: Terry Aalbers, senior representative; Doug Olson, freshman representative; Doug Salter, sophomore representative. FRONT ROW: Dianne Wolkow, treasurer; Mr. Tumbleson, advisor; Doug Kazmerzak, president. Student Council Makes Lounge A Success. This proved to be a very successful year for the student council having accomplished the goal of a lounge after years of compromises. One of their monthly duties was to choose a hard- working student as Student of the Month. Many hours were also devoted to revising the handbook. Consisting of several tables, couches, chairs and a pop machine for refreshments, the lounge provided an excel- lent place for the students to relax and converse. 3eclam Students Visit University in Vermillion Members of declam worked hard this past year to achieve high honors. They attended a workshop at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion on Octo- ber 23. The purpose was to meet with professors and receive suggested im- provements on each selection. These selections were then presented on Octo- ber 26 at the declam contest in Arling- ton. Dianne Wolkow received an excel- lent in dramatics; Dean Cecil, good in poetry; Kathy Kazmerzak, excellent in humorous; Cammy Iseminger, excellent in oratory. Dean Cecil, Cathy Kazmerzak, Miss Bueber, advisor; Dianne Wolkow, Cammy Iseminger. Debators of LPHS Speak Out On Important Issues Roger Chris- tensen, Mr. Lamberty, advisor; Doug Paterson, Mike Koch, Joe Schnell, Helen Christensen, Clara Reick. “Proof Of A Man” Director...................Miss Mildred Bueber CAST Dr. Tolbert........................ Dean Cecil Dr. Knox.........................Merrill Nelson Officer Wells.......................Arden Jones Helen Knox.......................... Mary Bode Mrs. Price........................Pam Lundquist Jimmy Knox................................Terry Aalbers Jimmy Knox wants to go out for the football team, but Jimmy's father, a local minister, stubbornly refuses his permission. He won't give his real reason, that his wife seemingly has a heart condition. Jimmy decides that if he can't go out for the football team, there isn't much reason for his going to school. George Wells, a friendly policeman, persuades him to return to Ms classes, where he hands in a forged excuse. As soon as his teacher realizes this she takes it straight to Jimmy's parents. When Jimmy comes home, the old argument is vigorously re- newed. Soon, Mrs. Knox is complaining of her heart; Dr. Knox insists on calling in a physician; and Jimmy storms out of the house and drives recklessly away in the family car. It is then that the minister discovers that his wife has been pretending her heart condition, as an excuse to keep her son close to her at home. The revelation comes too late to save Jimmy. Angry and des- pairing, he has blindly driven the car into an intersection, striking down a pedestrian and severely injuring him. Panic- stricken, Jim runs away from the scene of the accident. In the morning, he must go into Juvenile Court - there to prove him- self a mere boy ... or a man. Behold an Empty Room and Proof of a Man, two serious one-act plays, were presented in the Erwin gym on January 12. Proof of a Man was chosen to represent Lake Preston at the district contest in Huron, January 22. Due to bad weather they were unable to attend. Best actor and actress awards were given to Scott Hodges and Ilene Baumberger. CREW Publicity . . Make-up and Prompters . . Mamie Thompson Yvonne Rossel . Sherry Sneesby Dena Falla “Behold An Empty Room” This play illustrates a common and modem problem of the aged. Marion Divine decides to go into missionary work, after caring for her widowed mother for many years. She calls her brothers and sisters home to ask one of them to care for Mama Divine, a woman of 73 who suffers from arthritis. The children quarrel bitterly because none wants to accept the responsibility. Mama overhears the quarrel and sees her children do not want her. Leaving the home she loves and the mem- ories it holds is a heartbreak but she accepts the suggestion of the nursing home when no alternative is available. Director...................Miss Mildred Bueber John Divine . Mama Divine Robert Divine Marion Divine Samantha Harriet . . CAST ..........Scott Hodges ........Linda Johnson ..........Danny Hasche ..........Grace Thomas . . . Ilene Baumberger .........Vickie Martin rHA, BACK ROW: Ilene Baumberger, Karla Karban, Bethany Nelson, Debi Tenneboe, Ronda Stewart, Debbie Pastian, Barb Birath, Coleen Vincent, Carla Keiser, Loretta Gates, Kathy Smith. SIXTH ROW: Nea Olson, Lynda Tulowetze, Jean Vedvei, Renee Thomas, Margret Wilde, Kathy Brand - ner, Jayne Rossel, Debbie Larson, Debbie Hesby, Deonne Brandner, Sherry Sneesby. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Stevens, Joan Muser, Debra Lundquist, RoxAnn Thonvold, Effie Falconer, Kari Eideness, Deborah Laags, Kay Anderson, Debi Hasche, Cindy Jensen, Dena Falla. FOURTH ROW: Mary Bode, Clara Reick, Becky Sass, Denise Pike, Ro- berta Schnell, Helen Christensen, Denise Hougland, Nancy Aalbers, Jolene Falla, Cathy Kazmerzak. THIRD ROW: Pam Lundquist, Yvonne Rossel, Jean Jensen, Wanda Olson, Kris- lyn Jensen, Brenda Nelson, Dianne Vincent, Gail Swenson, Renee Steffensen, Lori Hasche, Peggy Osvog. SECOND ROW: Marnie Thompson, Kathy Nelson, Grace Thomas, Marla Nelson, Susan Oldsen, Dianne Wolkow, Hallie Svihel, Debra Gutzmer, Charmaine Jensen, Rita Tolzin. FRONT ROW: Debi Holland, Historian; Joanne Hasche, Treasurer; Janelle Nelson, Reporter; Judy Jensen, Parliamentarian; Linda Johnson, President; Renita Thomsen, Librarian; Cammy Iseminger, Songleader; Shirley Rasmussen, Secretary; Margaret Odden, Vice-President; Mrs. Feller, Advisor. FHA’ers Pursue Wide Range Of Activities The Future Homemakers of America have seen another year filled with good deeds and fun times within the community. Among their activities was a field trip to Sioux Falls where they toured Morrel's Packing Plant, Stewarts School of Hair Styling and the Crippled Children's Home. For the younger generation the FHA girls had a Little Brother Night. They each brought a little boy to the meeting to play games and eat lunch. One of the money raising projects of the year was Daddy Date Night. Each girl pre- pared a box of goodies and invited her daddy along. The boxes were then auctioned off to the men. A Foreign Foods Supper was also sponsored by the FHA. Various types of foods from foreign countries were served. FHA's yearly dance was a Sadie Hawkins Dance this year. Everyone came dressed hillbilly style and whoever dared were married by Marryin1 Sam. Two highlights at the end of the year were the Mother Daughter Banquet and Secret Grand- mother's Tea. The banquet was centered around the theme The Wizard of Oz. Reverend John Tanner gave an inspiring speech on love and preparation for marriage. New officers for the coming year were installed to close the banquet. The Secret Grandmother's Tea was held to reveal the identities of the Secret Granddaughters who had been corresponding with elderly ladies throughout the year. To finish off the fun-filled year a Senior Farewell Party was held to wish the graduating seniors good luck and best wishes. For the FHA, this was certainly a year that was. Renita Thomsen was elected State Vice-President of Public Relations and chairman of Region II. 24 A tasty meal being served at Mother Daughter Banquet, The scarecrow waiters for the Mother Daughter Banquet. Secret Grandmothers and FHA girls at Tea. Rev. John Tanner speaks on love and marriage at Mother Daughter Banquet. 25 Mr. Malhi and FHA girls model her native dress. Crazy Day winners during FHA week. FFA, BACK ROW: Wayne Wienk, Reed Hauck, Alden Boyd, Kyle Hesby, Randy Nelson, Lyle Palmlund, Chuck Wienk, Wayne Lundquist. THIRD ROW: Shane Nelson, Kevin Lundquist, Jerome Nelson, Doug Sever- son, David Helland, Steve Steffensen, Gary Noem. SECOND ROW: Gary Ellingson, Dan Tolzin, Randy FFA’ers Work For the Future Throughout the year the Future Farmers of America have taken part in various successful activities. To start the year, the officers attended the district ritual contest at Willow Lake where they placed third. They also took numerous judging trips to various schools. Money raising activities included selling citrus fruit and garden seeds for Pheasants Unlimited. Other highlights of the year were the state convention and state judging contests which the Lake Preston chapter attended. To complete their year of fun and work the FFA sponsored a Parent-Son Banquet in April. FFA boys from various schools participated in a meat judging contest at Lake Preston sponsored by Buch Koch. Williams, Verne Jensen, Ron Nesseim, Merril Nelson, Jim Boyd, John Vincent. FRONT ROW: Mr. Dagel, Advisor; Joe Schnell, Vice-President; Rodney Palm- lund, Sentinal; Doug Paterson, President; Rick Osvog, Secretary; RandyOdegaard, Treasurer; Keith Nelson, Reporter. Joe Schnell, Doug Paterson, Randy Odegaard, Rick Osvog, with their advisor Mr. Dagel, were named the first place livestock judging team at the Dakota Winter Show in Huron. Rodney Palmlund, Doug Paterson and Randy Odegaard were chosen as delegates to the National FFA Conven- tion held in Kansas City, Missouri. MIXED CHORUS, BACK ROW: Jean Vedvei, Sherry Sneesby, Joanne Hasche, Cathy Kazmerzak, David Eidsness, Mark Baumberger, Doug Paterson, Roger Christensen, Doug Kazmerzak, Arden Jones, Joe Schnell, Merrilll Nelson, Hallie Svihel, Kay Anderson, Renee Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Renee Steffensen, Dianne Wol- kow, Debra Gutzmer, Marg Stevens, Gail Swenson, Pam Lundquist, Mike Austad, Rick Osvog, Keith Nelson, Cammy Iseminger, Shirley Rasmussen, Debra Pastian, RoxAnn Thonvold, Carla Keiser, Debra Hesby. THIRD ROW: Effie Falconer, Lynda Tulowetzke, Grace Thomas, Kevin Gudahl, Dean Cecil, DeWayne Anderson, Clara Rieck, Kari Eidsness, Krislyn Jensen, Jean Jensen, Yvonne Rossel. SECOND ROW: Nea Olson, Renita Thomsen, Deborah Laabs, Linda Johnson, Margret Wilde, Debbie Tenneboe, Jane Rosel. FRONT ROW: Debbie Larson, Robin Schnell, Denise Hougland, Mr. Mannes - director, Margaret Odden, Nancy Aalbers, Helen Chris- tensen. Students Demonstrate Their Musical Talents ACCOMPIANISTS: Shirley Rasmussen, Renita Thomsen, Debbie Larson. 27 On November 5, Margaret Odden, Shirley Rasmussen, Arden Jones, and Roger Christensen left for Watertown to partic- ipate in All State Chorus. Little did they know that fourteen hours of continous singing was in store for them. After the concert on November 6 they returned home to tell of their memorable experience. GIRLS GLEE, BACK ROW: Jean Jensen, Jean Vedvei, Kay Anderson, Hallie Svihel, Debbie Larson, Sherry Sneesby, Joanne Hasche, Cathy Kazmerzak, Cammy Iseminger, Shirley Rasmussen, Debra Pastian, Rox- Ann Thonvold, Carla Keiser, Renee Thomas, Debra Hesby. SECOND ROW: Renee Steffensen, Dianne Wolkow, Lynda Tulowetzke, Grace Thomas, Debra Gutzmer, Gail Swenson, Marg Stevens, Pam Lund- quist, Clara Rieck, Kari Eidsness, Krislyn Jensen, Nancy Aalbers, Helen Christensen, Yvonne Rossel. FRONT ROW: Effie Falconer, Robin Schnell, Denise Hougland, Renita Thomsen, Nea Olson, Linda Johnson, Margret Wilde, Debbie Tenneboe, Jane Rossel, Mar- garet Odden, Deborah Laabs. Vocalists Receive Higli Honors at Contest SOLOISTS: Cammy Iseminger and Arden Jones received ex- cellent ratings. SOLOISTS: Shirley Rasmussen, Kevin Gudahl and Margaret Odden received superior ratings. 28 MIXED VOCAL ENSEMBLE - Excellent BOYS VOCAL ENSEMBLE - Superior MISCELLANEOUS VOCAL ENSEMBLE - Superior BOYS GLEE, BACK ROW: Doug Kazmer- zak, David Eidsness, Mark Baumberger, Doug Paterson, Roger Christensen. SECOND ROW: Rick Osvog, Arden Jones, Merrill Nelson, Mike Austad, Joe Schnell, Mr. Mannes, director. FRONT ROW: De Wayne Anderson, Keith Nelson, Dean Cecil, Kevin Gudahl. GIRLS VOCAL ENSEMBLE - Superior Librarians Always A Step Ahead BACK ROW: Effie Falconer, Yvonne Rossel, Linda Johnson, Pam Lundquist, Mamie Thompson, Dena Falla, Gary Noem, Jayne Rossel. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ellis - head librarian, Clara Rieck. Student of the Month BACK ROW: Arden Jones, October; Veme Jensen, December; Doug Kazmerzak, May; Steve Jensen, November. FRONT ROW: Renita Thomsen, March; Linda Johnson, September; Joanne Hasche, February; Kevin Gudahl, April. NOT PICTURED: Brian Shanks, January. 30 FIRST SEMESTER. BACK ROW: Denise Pike, Karla Karban, Shirley Rasmussen, Cathy Kazmerzak, Doug Hookie, Sherry Sneesby, Cindy Jensen, Mamie Thompson, Dena Falla, Janelle Nelson. THIRD ROW: Linda Johnson, Margret Wilde, Margaret Odden, Grace Thomas, Jerri Karban, Marg Stevens, Marla Nelson, Yvonne Rossel. SECOND ROW: Mary Bode - Editor, Mrs. Hodges - Advisor, Joanne Hasche - Assistant Editor. FIRST ROW: Mike Koch, Chuck Wolkow, Jean Jensen, Pam Lundquist, Kathy Brandner, Ilene Baumberger. Blue and Gold Tells It Like It Is SECOND SEMESTER. BACK ROW: Joan Muser, Judy Jensen, Shirley Rasmussen, Debra Hesby, Doug Hookie, Jerri Karban, Grace Thomas, Cammy Iseminger, Debi Hasche. FOURTH ROW: Denise Pike, Debbie Tenneboe, Debbie Larson, Karla Karban, Deonne Brandner, Janelle Nelson, Robin Schnell. THIRD ROW: Linda Johnson, Margret Wilde, Cathy Kazmerzak, Margaret Odden, Coleen Vincent, Marg Stevens, Marla Nelson, Yvonne Rossel. SECOND ROW: Renita Thomsen - Assistant Editor, Mrs. Hodges - Advisor, Joanne Hasche - Editor. FIRST ROW: Mike Koch, Chuck Wolkow, Jean Jensen, Pam Lundquist, Renee Thomas, Vickie Martin. School Musical - “Half - A - Sixpence” On the nights of April 29 and May 1 at 7:30 in the Erwin auditorium the Lake Preston High School presented the musical play Half-a-Sixpence. The setting was Folkstone, England during the 1900’s. The play was about a poor shop assistant, Authur Kipps, who pledges half a sixpence, a token of love, to Ann Pomick, a maid for the rich and hypocritical Mrs. Botting. An actor playwrite includes Arthur's name in a play and he gains a fortune over night. High society learns of Arthur's success and attempts are made to turn him into a proper gentleman. Arthur allows himself to become infatuated with Helen Walsing- ham, a wealthy and attractive young woman of high society. Ann causes a terrible scene at one of the social affairs and becomes very hurt when she discovers that he has become engaged to Helen. Arthur then realizes that he has loved Ann all along and begs her for forgiveness. Soon after, Arthur and Ann are married. Helen's brother takes off with Arthur's fortune, but the newlyweds find they are much happier living a life where money is not all that important. Proves to be a Great Success DIRECTORS: Gene Holter, Ken Mannes, Mildred Bueber. Make-up Kris Jensen CAST Vickie Martin Wayne Rossel Coleen Vincent Kari Eidsness Arthur Kipps..........................Kevin Gudahl Kathy Smith Deborah Laabs Sid Pomick.......................Doug Kazmerzak Buggins ...............................Doug Paterson Stage Help Band Pearce.........................................Arden Jones Mike Austad Debbie Larson Carshot........................................Terry Aalbers Guy Olson Gail Swenson Flo..................................Dianne Wolkow Tammy Jones Victoria.......................................Cammy Iseminger Prompter Dan Laabs Kate...................................Margret Wilde Vickie Martin Jim Johnson Shalford.........................Roger Christensen Bill Paterson Mrs. Walsingham.......................Kathy Brandner Lights Helen Christensen Mrs. Botting.....................Cathy Kazmerzak Judy Jensen Debra Pastian Ann................................Margaret Odden Janelle Nelson Renita Thomsen Helen.....................................Mary Bode Hallie Svihel Young Walsingham...................... Mark Rodvold Chorus Joe Schnell Chitterlow......................................Mike Koch Jean Jensen Laura .................................Marg Stevens RoxAnn Thonvold Curtain Girl...........................................Renee Thomas Robin Schnell Deonne Brandner Boy.............................................Dean Cecil Effie Falconer Photographer..................... DeWayne Anderson Debra Hesby Pianist Reporter............................. David Eidsness Debie Gutzmer Shirley Rassmussen Gwendolin........................Debbie Tenneboe Renee Steffensen BACK ROW: Coach Aubert, Arden Jones, Steve Jensen, Doug Kazmerzak, John Anderson, Roger Anderson, Mike Olson, John Vincent, Klark Thomsen, Leigh McMasters, Asst. Coach Fosland. SECOND ROW: Gary Malone, David Gilbery, Dan Laabs, Randy Odegaard, Verne Jensen, Doug Hookie, Chuck Wienk, Doug Olson, Doug Salter, Keith Nelson, Manager Benny Mogler. FRONT ROW: Wayne Wienk, Kyle Hesby, Mike Koch, Gary Zeeck, Terry Aalbers, Merrill Nelson, Jim Johnson, Rodney Olson, Mike Austad, Kevin Gudahl. Coach Aubert’s Varsity Squad Strives For Perfection MOST OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL PLAYERS, BACK ROW: Doug Hookie, most improved; Klark Thomsen, co-captain. FRONT ROW: Merrill Nelson, most inspirational; John Vincent, most improved; David Gilbery, most promising; Arden Jones, most valuable; Doug Kazmerzak, co-captain. CHEERLEADERS, BACK ROW: Renita Thomsen, Judy Jensen, Ilene Baumberger, Peggy Osvog, Carla Keiser, Kathy Brandner, Mary Bode. FRONT ROW: Debi Holland, Deonne Brandner. LAKE PRESTON OPPONENTS 20 Tri-Valley 22 14 DeSmet 24 8 Howard 16 12 Sioux Valley 0 20 Clear Lake 32 28 Deubrook 0 12 Arlington 28 0 Willow Lake 26 DEFENSIVE UNIT, BACK ROW: Chuck Wienk, Dave Gilbery, Gary Malone, Terry Aalbers, Steve Jensen. FRONT ROW: John Anderson, Doug Hookie, Michael Olson, Merrill Nelson, John Vincent, Doug Kazmerzak. OFFENSIVE UNIT, BACK ROW: Arden Jones, Klark Thomsen, Gary Zeeck, Leigh McMasters. FRONT ROW: John Anderson, Michael Olson, Gary Malone, Verne Jensen, Merrill Nelson, Doug Kazmerzak, Roger Anderson. MANAGERS: Benny Mogler, Brad Shanks, Roger Christensen. Assistant Coach Fosland and Coach Aubert. Cross-Country Runs Again Last minute instructions: Cross-country boys receive advice from Coach Jacobsen before Lake Central Conference meet. The cross-country team participated in the fol- lowing meets: September September September September September October October October October 8 Arlington at Lake Preston 14 Willow Lake at Lake Preston 16 Double Dual at DeSmet with Howard, Arlington and DeSmet participating. 21 Sioux Valley at Lake Preston 23 DeSmet Invitational 4 Watertown Invitational 13 Clark Invitational 19 Lake Central at Lake Preston 29 State Meet at Brookings Several of the boys earned letters in the 1971 cross-country season. They were Chuck Wolkow, Bruce Wolkow, Mark Rodvold, Mark Baum- berger and Brian Shanks. BACK ROW: Coach Jacobsen, Chuck Wolkow, Mark Baum- berger, Brian Shanks, Doug Paterson. FRONT ROW: Mark Rodvold, DeWayne Anderson, Reed Hauck, Gary Ellingson. NOT PICTURED: Bruce Wolkow. A TEAM: Chuck Wolkow, Chuck Wienk, Steve Jensen, John Vincent, Roger Anderson, Brian Shanks, Coach Jacobsen, Mark Baumberger, John Andersen, Klark Thomsen, Leigh McMasters, Doug Salter, Gary Zeeck. Yes, It Was A Very Good Year For The Divers CHEERLEADERS, BACK ROW: Ilene Baumberger, Mary Bode, Kathy Brandner. FRONT ROW: Debi Holland, Judy Jensen. Brian, most valuable, most improved, co-captain; Chuck, co-captain. LAKE PRESTON OPPONENTS Flandreau Hayti Arlington DeSmet Hazel Iroquois Lake Norden Oldham Sioux Valley Montrose Howard Willow Lake Elkton Sioux Valley DeSmet Castlewood Clear Lake Bryant Deubrook Arlington Carthage Iroquois DeSmet B TEAM, BACK ROW: Jim Johnson, Alan Vedvei, Doug Salter, Brad Shanks, Mark Baumberger, Doug Olson, Bruce Wolkow, Rodney Olson, Coach Jandahl. FRONT ROW: Gary Ellingson, Mark Rodvold, DeWayne Anderson, Kyle Hesby, Wayne Wienk, Reed Hauck, Kevin Gudahl. “B” Team Climbs For The Future LAKE PRESTON OPPONENTS 25 Flandreau 32 34 Hayti 37 46 Arlington 30 19 DeSmet 35 40 Hazel 31 28 Iroquois 29 59 Lake Norden 19 49 Oldham 28 39 Sioux Valley 26 43 Howard 25 38 Willow Lake 42 50 Elkton 34 40 Sioux Valley 41 49 DeSmet 39 42 Castlewood 30 44 Clear Lake 38 47 Bryant 40 50 Deubrook 35 40 Romona 41 38 Arlington 26 41 Arlington 35 MB CHEERLEADERS: Carla Keiser, Peggy Osvog, Deorine Brandner, Renita Thomsen. MANAGERS: Steve Millet, Doug Paterson, Roger Christensen. Coaches have tense moment. BOYS' TRACK, BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Jandahl, Mark Rodvold, Kevin Gudahl, Rodney Olson, Mike Koch, Coach Aubert. SECOND ROW: John Anderson, Doug Olson, Roger Christensen, Mike Austad, Shane Nelson, Doug Salter, Manager Doug Hookie. FRONT ROW: Arden Jones, Chuck Wienk, Brian Shanks, Mike Olson, Mark Baumberger, Guy Olson. Track Squad Shows Development Mike Olson broke the school record in the shot put and was awarded most valuable and most improved track- ter. Chuck Wienk was captain and Doug Olson most romising. April 6 - Howard, Arlington, Lake Preston, Cheston at Howard. April 15 - SDSU Invitational at Brookings. April 21 - Redfield Relays at Redfield. April 28 - Sisseton Relays at Sisseton. May 3 - Lake Central Conference Meet at Madison. May 19 - Regional Track Meet at Madison. May 26 - State Track Meet at Mitchell. A TEAM, Mayo Muser, Mike Koch, Jim Olson, Steve Steffensen, Guy Olson, Dan Laabs, Arden Nelson, Mike Olson, Rodney Palmlund, Bob McLain, Coach Aubert. Wrestling Season Highlighted by Individual Performances CHEERLEADERS: Renee Steffensen, Kathy Smith Vickie Martin, Jean Vedvei. Steve Steffensen, for the second year, has represented our school at the State Wrestling Tournament, held in Aberdeen, February 19th. B TEAM, STANDING: Alden Boyd, Keith Nelson. KNEELING: Ryan Olson, Kevin Lundquist. Assistant Coach Bower. BACK ROW: Ed Smith, Arden Nelson. FRONT ROW: Steve Steffensen, Mike Koch. Mike at 105 pounds won the Championship at the Madison Invitational and second at the Lake Central Conference Tournament. Arden at 155 pounds placed second at both the Madison Invitational and the Conference Tournament. Steve, 126 pounds, received a second at Madison and a fourth at the Conference and Regional Tournaments. Ed at 145 pounds placed third at the Madison Invitational. LAKE PRESTON OTP ONENTS 15 Arlington 52 26 Willow Lake 31 21 Howard 38 13 Arlington 50 16 Howard 48 26 Montrose 42 15 Clear Lake 37 22 Woonsocket 42 21 Brookings J. V. 39 21 Sioux Valley 42 STANDING: Mike Koch, most inspirational; Steve Steffensen, most valuable. SITTING: Mike Olson, most inspirational; Arden Nel- son, captain, most improved. Girls' Track. BACK ROW: Cam my Iseminger, Cathy Kazmerzak, RoxAnn Thonvold, Debra Pastian, Renee Thom- as, Gail Swenson, Helen Christensen, Coach Fosland. THIRD ROW: Loretta Gates, Vickie Martin, Jean Vedvei, Peggy Osvog, Janelle Nelson, Nancy Aalbers. SECOND ROW: Joan Muser, Debi Holland, Pam Lundquist, Mar- garet Odden, Denise Hougland, Kay Anderson, Charmaine Jensen, Ronda Stewart. FRONT ROW: Deborah Laabs, Jean Jensen, Wanda Olson, Diane Wolkow, Deonne Brandner, Jolene Falla, Coleen Vincent. Girl Tracksters Break Many School Records April 6 - Howard Invitational at Howard. April 20 - Bryant Invitational at Bryant. April 25 - Lake Preston Invitational with Arlington at Lake Preston. May 3 - Redfield Invitational at Redfield, May 16 - Regional Track Meet at Huron. 46 MARY BODE TERRY AALBERS ROGER ANDERSON CLX15S of 1972 ILENE BAUMBERGER JAMES BOYD NANCY HANSON DANIEL HASCHE DEBRA HASCHE CLASS OFFICERS: Kathy Brandner, vice-president; Chuck Wolkow, pres- ident; Pam Lundquist, secretary; Jim Nystrom, treasurer. SCOTT HODGES CINDY JENSEN JEAN JENSEN STEVE JENSEN VERNE JENSEN LEIGH McMASTERS ARDEN NELSON MERRILL NELSON RONALD NESS EI M DOUGLAS PATERSON SHERRY SNEESBY JIM NYSTROM YVONNE ROSSEL MARGARET STEVENS JUANITA OLSON GRACE THOMAS JOESEPH SCHNELL Live for Today, Tomorrow May Never Come MARNIE THOMPSON CHARLES WIENK JOHN VINCENT ALLEN WILDE RANDY WILLIAMS JUST NOW Author Unknown Never mind about tomorrow . . . It always is today; Yesterday has vanished, Wherever, none can say. Each minute must be guarded, Made worth the while somehow. There are no other moments . . . It always is just now. Just now is the hour that's golden, The moment to defend. Just now is without beginning; Just now can never end. Then never mind tomorrow . . . 'Tis today you must endow With all that's true and noble, And the time for this is . . . now! CARY ZEECK A Closer Look At The Seniors of LPHS Seniors gain experience in court. Twister time in psych class. Fighting on government property? Senior girls rap with Governor Kneip. Teaching the bachelors how to make it on their own. The gathering of the seniors at the capitol. CLASS MOTTO “Live for Today, Tomorrow May Never Come” FLOWER COLORS Blue Carnation Blue and Silver Commencement Exercises Lake Preston High School Auditorium WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1972 Eight O’Clock PROGRAM Processional .......................... Renee Thomas Debi Tenneboe Invocation ...................... Rev. Leroy Iseminger Presentation of Eighth Grade .. Prin. Donald Tumbleson Salutatory ........................... Mary Bode Valedictory .................... Ilene Baumberger COMMENCEMENT Address ............ Gordon Mydland Attorney General of South Dakota “Battle Hymn of the Republic” ....... Mixed Chorus Presentation of Class of 1972 ...... Supt. B. J. Gottsleben Presentation of Diplomas ............. Mr. Lloyd Williams President, Board of Education Benediction .................. Rev. Leroy Iseminger CLASS ROLL Aalbers, Terry Anderson, Roger Baumberger, Ilene Bode, Mary Boyd, James Brandner, Kathy Christensen, Roger Falla, Dena Hanson, Nancy Hasche, Daniel Hasche, Debra Hodges, Scott Jensen, Cindy Jensen, Jean Jensen, Steve Jensen, Verne Johnson, Linda Jones, Arden Karban, Jeralyn Kazmerzak, Douglas Lundquist, Pamela Malone, Gary McMasters, Leigh Nelson, Arden Nelson, Merrill Nesseim, Ronald Nystrom, Jim Olson, Juanita Paterson, Douglas Rossel, Yvonne Schnell, Joseph Sneesby, Sherry Stevens, Margaret Thomas, Grace Thompson, Marnie Vincent, John Wienk, Charles Wilde, Allen Williams, Randy Wolkow, Charles Zeeck, Gary Denotes average of B or better through high school Graduation Blends Memories of Four Years With Hopes For The Future With the controversial theme of Live for today, tomorrow may never come , the valedictorian, Ilene Baumberger, and sal- utatori an Mary Bode, spoke on the import- ance of living each day to its fullest. To fight the country's problems and be con- cerned with today's issues so that our tomorr- ows will be brighter. Gordon Mydland, guest speaker of the evening, stressed the import- ance of each person taking advantage of his freedoms. With the new 18-year-old voting laws now in effect it is more important than ever for every young person to get involved. The ending has come to a small but import- ant segment of our lives. Live for today, yesterday is mere memories and the future is but a dream. Whoopee Ti Ye-Yo! Juniors Use Western Saloon As Prom Setting Doug Hookie Jamie Isaacson Bruce Jensen Judy Jensen Rocky J ensen Jim J ohnson Karla K arb an Debra Lundquist Effie F alconer David Gilbery Joanne Hasche Debi Holland CLASS OFFICERS: Joanne Hasche, treasurer; Debi Holland, secretary; Denise Pike, president; Jim Johnson, vice-president. John Anderson Jean Breen Randy Lundquist Vickie Martin Steve Millett Benny Mogler Joan Muser Janelle Nelson Kathy Nelson Marla Nelson Eugene- Olson Mike Olson Gary Noem Randy Odegaard Margaret Odden Rodney Olson Rodney Palmlund Rick Osvog Denise Pike Shirley Rasmussen Some People Say Why . . Clara Rieck Mark Rodvold Becky Sass Roberta Schnell . Juniors Say Why Not! Ed Smith Klark Thomsen RoxAnn Thonvold Dan Tolzin ‘1 Mike Austad Mark Baumberger Barb Birath Deonne Brandner Sophomores Look Toward the Luture With High Hopes Barb Birath, Renita Thomsen, and Cammy Isemin- ger, three outstanding actresses, have put on many skits known as the Cammy Carson Show. These skits have been enjoyed by everyone at pep fests and various social functions. Dean Cecil David Eidsness Loretta Gates Don Hein Cammy Iseminger Carla Reiser Mike Koch Debbie Hesby Danny Laabs Debbie Larson Wayne Lundquist Bob McLain Bethany Nelson Keith Nelson Guy Olson Wanda Olson Lyle Palmlund Debbie Pastian Jayne Rossel Doug Salter Brian Shanks Kathy S mith CLASS OFFICERS: Guy Olson, trasurer; Dean Cecil, secretary; Debbie Pastian, vice-pres- ident; Deonne Brandner, president. Steve Steffensen Ronda Stewart Renita Thomsen Lynda Tulowetzke Jean Vedvei Coleen Vincent Margret Wilde Nancy Aalbers DeWayne Anderson Kay Anderson Alden Boyd Freshmen - The Whirl of a Beginning Helen Christensen Kevin Gudahl Debra Gutzmer Lori Hasche Reed Hauck David Helland Kyle Hesby Denise Hougland Charmaine Jensen Krislyn Jensen Cathy Kazmerzak Deborah Laabs Kevin Lundquist LeeAnn Munger Brenda Nelson Jerome Nelson Randy Nelson Susan Oldsen Douglas Olson Peggy Osvog Billy Paterson. 63 Doug Severson Renee Steffensen These Are Freshman girls getting in shape. The Happy Go Lucky Freshman Wayne Wienk Dianne Wolkow Not Pictured: Shane Nelson. Gambling again! ! ! Hallie Svihel Gail Swenson Rita Tolzin Diane Vincent EIGHTH GRADE, BACK ROW: Joyce Smith, Tammy Jones, Dawn Holland, Bob Nesseim, Alan Vedvei, Lori Malone, Brad Shanks, Ryan Olson, Craig Millett. THIRD ROW: Marlys Hansen, Beverly Jones, Paul Casper, Dy- ann Rossel, Renee Williams, Lynette Mogler, Bryan Sheesby, Robin Gudahl, Randy D. Olson. SECOND ROW: Dean Nelson, Caryn Keiser, Mike Gates, David Ander- son, Lynda Rydbom, Melinda Wayrynen, Leslie Iseminger, Debbie Strieker, Jim Olson, Tom Kroger. FRONT ROW: Randy L. Olson, Mayo Muser, Dwight Gutzmer, Mark Odden, Brian Tande, Mark Koch, Dale Martin, Tom Birath, Tammy Stevens, Mark Vincent. The Future LPHS’ers Mrs. Selma Hanson Mr. Harvey Kranzler Mrs. Opal Guse Mrs. Sheryl Papke SEVENTH GRADE, BACK ROW: Leslie Palmlund, Gayle Jones, Karen Olson, Jeffrey Anderson, Lori Anderson, Brian Lather, Donna Teeters, Timothy Peterson, Debra Wienk, Charles Vedvei. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Menzel, Kathleen Wayrynen, Debra Tolzin, Kevin Vincent, Don- nie Wilde, Linda Hasche, Loren Malone, Joel Warne, Dawn Jones, Bonnie McAdaragh. THIRD ROW: Steven Jones, Dale Seeman, Lana Larsen, Nancy Smith, Debra Jensen, Cheryl Lundquist, Bonita Sneesby, Carla Hein, Dennis Johnson, Allen Rieck, Mrs. Guse. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hansen, Kevin Rydbom, Beth Kazmerzak, Susan Wilde, Debra Helland, Steven Salter, Bob Bode, Sheila Gottsleben, Betty Rydbom, Mark Jensen, Russell Palm- lund. FIRST ROW: Tim Vincent, John Anderson, Pamela Larson, Tamora Pastain, Mark Iseminger, LaMae Rod- void, Timmy Gudahl, Douglas Eidsness, Renae Nelson, Harley Olson. LPJH May Be Small, But Full Of Power CHEERLEADERS, BACK ROW: Tam- my Stevens, Gale Jones, Caryn Reiser. FRONT ROW: Tamora Pastian, Sheila Gottsleben. A TEAM, BACK ROW: Mark Odden; Manager, David Anderson, Paul Casper, Randy Olson, Brad Shanks, Alan Vedvei, Bryan Sneesby, Dean Nelson, Coach Kransder. FRONT ROW: Tom Birath, Mike Gates, Leslie Iseminger, Dale Martir Brian Tande. B TEAM, BACK ROW: Coach Fosland, Joe.l Warne, Jeff Anderson, Tim Peter- sen, Brian Lather, Charlie Vedvei, Don Wilde, Kevin Vincent, Alan Rieck, Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Jensen, Dennis Johnson, Steve Salter, Loren Malone, Bob Bode, Steven Jones. FRONT ROW: Doug Eidsness, Tim Gudahl, Mark Iseminger, Kevin Rydbom, John Anderson, Tim Vincent. Little Divers Show Spirit TRACK, BACK ROW: Coach Kranz- ler, Doug Eidness, Tim Gudahl, Mark Vincent, DeWight Gutzmer, Randy Olson, John Anderson, Harley Olson. MIDDLE ROW: Loren Malone, Alan Vedvei, Brad Shanks, Brian Lather, Charlie Vedvei, Tom Kroger, David Anderson. FRONT ROW: Dale Martin, Tom Birath, Bob Bode, Steve Salter, Dale Seeman, Mark Koch, Brian Tande. MR. B. ]. GOTTSLEBEN, superintendent. Hobbies: golf, hunting. Outside Interests: Boys' State, medicine. MR. DON TUMBLESON, principle. Hobbies: golf, hunting, reading. Outside Interest: farming. Administration - The Power Pack BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Verle Pike, President Lloyd Williams, Mrs. Wendell Nelson, Mr. Don Stevens, Mr. Arlyn Jensen, Mr. Wes Martin, Vice Chairman Bud Kazmerzak, Mr. Bob Wolkow. MRS. FLORENCE OLSON, secretary. Hobby: listening to all kinds of music. Outside Interest: elementary teacher. The Aim Of Education Is To Teach Us GARRY PAPKE, counselor. Advisor: junior class, junior concessions. Hobbies: water skiing, snow mobil- ing, hunting, fishing. Outside Inter- est: be a principal. CHARLENE FERSDAHL, Algebra 1, II, goemctry, trigonometry. Advisor: freshman class. Hobbies: water skiing, snow mobiling, sewing. Out- side Interest: computer programming. GENE HOLTER, concert, marching and stage band. Advisor: sophomore class. Hobby: working on his Thun- dcrbird. Outside Interest: playing his drum set. KEITH JANDAHL, bookkeeping, general business, Typing I, II, assist- anttrack and basketball coach. Ad- visor: sophomore class, annual staff. Hobby: all sports. Outside Interest: banking. DARRELL LAMBERTY, government, economics, business law, world history. Advisor: senior class, debate. Hobbies: baking, T. V. , reading. Outside Interests: religion teacher, electronics, American Legion. CAROL HODGES, English I, II. Ad- visor: Blue and Gold, freshman class. Hobbies: reading, traveling. Out- side Interest: political sciences. Student teacher, Mr. Kimmel. ROBERT FOSLAND, art, assistant football coach, girls' track, junior high and grade basketball coach. Hobbies: sports, hunting, fishing. Outside Interest: advertising. GALENE FELLER, Home Economics I, II, III, bachelor living class, general science. Advisor: freshman class, cheerleading, FHA. Hobbies: sewing, reading, playing piano, water skiing. Outside Interest: elementary teaching. KEN MANNES, mixed chorus, girls' glee, boys' glee, small group ensem- bles. Advisor: sophomore class. Hob- bies: music, bike riding, swimming. Outside Interest: own a business. How To Think Rather Than What To Think TOM DAGEL, general shop, Vo. Ag. I, II, III. Advisor: FFA, freshman class. Hobbies: hunting, fishing. Outside Interest: own a resort. FRANCES ELLIS, English III, librar- ian. Advisor: senior class. Hobby: reading. Outside Interest: traveling. FARREL JACOBSEN, athletic director, head basketball coach. Hobbies: fishing, hunting. Outside Interest: farming. LAWRENCE FURNEY, biology, chem istry, physics. Advisor: senior class. Hobbies: hunting, fishing, coin collecting. Outside Interest: own a private business. MILDRED BEUBER, English IV, Ger- man I, II. Advisor: junior class, de- clam, drama. Hobbies: reading, sewing, swimming. Outside Interest: social work. CONRAD AUBERT, sociology, psy- chology, American History, head football, wrestling and track coach. Hobbies: hunting, fishing. Outside Interest: farming. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Carl Swanson, Mr. Conrad Elvik, Mrs. Rose Adams, Mrs. Mae Thompson. COOKS: Mrs. LaVonne Thomsen, Mrs. Diana Dierks, Mrs. BUSDRIVERS, BACK ROW: Mr. David Leona Brandner. Casper, Mr. Gordon Salter. FRONT ROW: Mr. Martin Neu, Mr. M. R. Munson. Activities Of Action TERRY AALBERS Football 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Most Promising 1; Most Valuable 2; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2; All-School Play 4; One-Act Play 4; Northwestern National Band Award 4. ROGER ANDERSON Football 1, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Most Promising 2; Most Improved 2; Track 1, 2; Drum Major 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Blue and Gold 2, 3; Journalism City at Boys State 3; Blue Gold Royalty 1; Debate 1. ILENE BAUMBERGER Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Office 2, Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Girls' Glee 1, Student Council 1; NHS 2, 3,4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Officer 3; Blue Gold Royalty 3; Queen 4; Stu- dent of the Month 3; Dennis Ander- son Memorial Award 2; Girls' State 3; Outstanding Teenager of America 3; Declam 2; All-School Play 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Blue and Gold 2, 3,4; Prestonian 2; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; One-Act Play 4; Best Actress 4; Community Scholar- ship 4; Readers Digest Award 4; Valedictorian 4. MARY BODE Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensembles 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Glee 1, NHS 2, 3,4; Class Officer 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Blue Gold Royalty 1; Declam 1,2; All-School Play 2, 3,4; Blue and Gold 2; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Prestonian 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; One-Act Play 4; Community Scholarship 4; Sal- utatorian 4. JIM BOYD Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Wres- tling 1,2, 3; FFA 1,2, 3,4. KATHY BRANDER Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4; Soccer 2; Girls' Chorus 1; Student Council 2; Class Officer 1,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3; Blue G Gold Royalty 2, 4; All-School Play 1,2, 3,4; Best Actress 3; Declam 1,2; Blue and Gold 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3; Pres- tonian 2, 3,4; Northwestern National Bank Award 4. ROGER CHRISTENSEN Track 4; Football Manager 3; Basketball Manager 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Stage Band 1; Ensembles 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; All- State Chorus 2,4; Solo 1; Boys' Glee 3,4; Math Contest 1,4; Sci- ence Contest 1; Librarian 2, 3; Declam 2; Debate 1, 2, 3,4; All- School Play 2,4; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4. DENA FALLA Girls' Glee 1; Class Officer 3; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Officer 3; Blue Gold Royalty 4; Science Contest 1; Betty Crocker Award 4; Librarian 2, 3,4; Declam 2; All-School Play 2, 3; Blue and Gold 3,4; One-Act Play 4; Prestonian 2, 3,4; Teacher's Aid 1. NANCY HANSON Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Girls' Glee 2, 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Deciam 1; Pres- tonion 2. DANNY HASCHE Water Polo 1,2; All-School Play 3, 4. DEBI HASCHE Girls' Glee 1; Class Officer 2; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Librarian 2, 3; All-School Play 2; Blue G Gold 3,4; Prestonian 4. SCOTT HODGES Basketball 1; Track 1, 3; Cross- Country 1,2; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Boys' State Alternate 3; Declam 1; All-School Play 3, 4; Best Actor 3,4. CINDY JENSEN Girls' Glee 1; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Soccer 2; Girls' Track 1,2, 3; All-School Play 1,2, 3; Blue and Gold 2, 3,4; Librarian 2, 3; Pep Club 3. DEAN JENSEN Girls' Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2; All-School Play 1, 2,4; Blue and Gold 3,4. STEVE JENSEN Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Cross-Country 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Student Council 1, 3; Class Officer 1; Blue G Gold Roy- alty 4; Student of the Month 4. VERNE JENSEN Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Wres- tling 1,2, 3; Class Officer 3; FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Student of the Month 4. LINDA JOHNSON Girls' Track 1, 3; Pep Club 2, Band 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; Ensembles 1, 2, 3,4; Solo 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Sextet 2; Swing Choir 2; NHS 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; Com- mercial Contest 3; Student of the Month 3,4; Girls' State Alternate 3; DAR 4; Music Camp 3; SDEA Scholarship 4; Farm Bureau Citizen- ship Camp 2; Librarian 3,4; Declam 2; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; All-School Play 1, 2, 3,4; One- Act Play 4; Blue G Gold 2, 3,4; I Dare You Leadership Award 4; A- m eric an Legion Auxiliary Citizen- ship Award 4. ARDEN JONES Football 1, 2, 3,4; Most Valuable 4; Aceof Week 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 3; Boys' Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Vocal Ensembles 3,4; Solo 4; Student of the Month 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Solo 4; All-State Chorus 4; Band 1; Blue and Gold 3; Librarian 2; Debate 2; One-Act Play 4; American Legion Citizen- ship Award 4; I Dare You Leader- ship Award 4; Arion Award 4. JERRI KARBAN Blue and Gold 3,4. Packed Seniors DOUG KAZMERZAK Football 3,4; Co-captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; All-State Chorus 2, 3; Mixed Octet 2, 3,4; Solo 2, 3; Student Council 1,4; Class Officer 3; FFA 3, Blue Gold Royalty 4; Boys' State 3; All-School Play 3,4. PAM LUNDQUIST Girls' Track 2, 3; Soccer 2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Ensembles 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee 1.2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Commercial Contest 2; Li- brarian 3, 4; All-School Play 1, 2, 3; Blue and Gold 2, 3, 4; One-Act Play 4; Community Scholarship 4. GARY MALONE Football 1,2, 3; All Conference 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1,3; Mix- ed Chorus 1; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; All- School Play 3. LEIGH McMASTERS Football 1,2, 3,4; Most Valuable Backfield 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All-School Play 2. ARDEN NELSON Basketball 1,2,; Track 1; Cross- Country 1; Wrestling 3,4; Blue Gold Royalty 3. MERRILL NELSON Football 1,2, 3, 4; All Conference 4; Wrestling 1; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys' Glee 3,4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 4. RON NESSEIM Wrestling 1; Class Officer 3; FFA 1.2, 3,4. JIM NYSTROM Class Officer 4. NEA OLSON Band 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 1, 3,4; En- sembles 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Mixed Octet 3,4; Solo 2, 3,4; NHS 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA State 1st Vice President 3; Pep Club 2; Blue Gold Royalty 4; Student of the Month 2; Music Camp 2; All-School Play 2; Blue and Gold 2. DOUGLAS PATERSON Cross-Country 4; Basketball Man- ager 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Ensem- bles 2, 3,4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys' Glee 3, 4; Ensembles 3,4; NHS 2, 3,4; Class Officer 1; FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Of- ficer 4; Math Contest 1,4; Science Contest 2; Boys' Sate 3; Librarian 3; Debate 1, 2, 3,4; All-School Play 2,4. YVONNE ROSSEL Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3,4; All-State Chorus 2; Girls' Triple Trio 1, 2, 3,4; Mixed Octet 2; Solo 2; Class Officer 1; FHA 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Girls' State 3; Librarian 3,4; All-School Play 3, 4; Blue and Gold 3,4. JOE SCHNELL Football l;Band 1,2, 3,4; Ensem- les 1,2,4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Office 4; Sci- ence Contest 2; Music Camp 3; Pioneer Ag Opportunity Award 4; Debate 3,4; Librarian 3; All- School Play 2. SHERRY SNEESBY Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee 1,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 3; Declam 1; All-School Play 4; Blue and Gold 3,4; Prestonian 4. MARGARET STEVENS Girls' Track 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Triple Trio 1, 3; Mixed Octet 4; FHA 3,4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Librarian 2; Declam 1; All-School Play 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Blue and Gold 1,2, 3,4. GRACE THOMAS Girls' Track 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; En- sembles 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3,4; All- State Chorus 3; Girls' Triple Trio 3,4; Solo 3; Swing Choir 2; NHS 2, 3,4; Class Officer 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 2; Music Camp 2; Farm Bureau Seminar 2; Declam 1; All- School Play 1, 2; Blue and Gold 2, 3,4; Prestonian 4; One-Act Play 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Officer 3; Merit's Who's Who 4; Community Scholar- ship 4; Teacher's Aide 1. MARNIE THOMPSON Mixed Chorus 1, 3; Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3; Band 1; NHS 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3; State Degree 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Officer 2, 3; Math Contest 4; Commercial Contest 3; Blue and Gold 2, 3,4; Prestonian 2, 3,4; Librarian 4; All-School Play 2, 3,4; Merit's Who's Who 3; Effie Atwater Bertsch Scholarship 4. JOHN VINCENT Football 4; Most Improved 4; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Cross- Country 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 3; En- sembles 1, 3; Solo 3; FFA 3,4. CHUCK WIENK Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Class Officer 1; Student Council 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3; Blue Gold Royalty 4. RANDY WILLIAMS Track 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Band 1; FFA 1,2, 3,4. ALLEN WILDE Football 1; Band 1; Solo 1. CHUCK WOLKOW Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Co-captain 2, 4; Track 1; Cross-Country 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 3; NHS 3; Class Officer 1,2,4; Blue G Gold King 4; John Stewart Sports Award 3; Boys' State Alternate 3; Blue and Gold 1, 2, 3,4; All School Play 3; Mr. Snowman 3; Community Scholar- ship 4. GARY ZEECK Football 1, 2, 3,4; Most Improved 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Student Council 1; Class Officer 2; Blue G Gold Royalty 2. Yes, This Was . . . The Year That Was Autograph 75 Autograph 76 Autograph 77 Autograph 78 Autograph Autograph 80 Published by Josten's National School Services Ltd. Winnipeg. Manitoba. Canada.