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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1975 volume:

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Back Row; Linda Hasche, Cathy Kazmerzak, Debbie Weink, Steve Iverson, Advisor-Merlin Smart, Tammy Iverson, Assistant editor-Renae Williams, Charm Jensen, Nancy Aalbers, Tammy Pastian, and Beth Kazmerzak. 6 PAPER S FAFF: Front Row, L to R; Helen Christensen, Peggy Osvog, Debbie Helland, Bonita Sneesby, Hallie Svihel, Nancy Aalbers. Second Row; Debbie Strieker, Sheila Cottsleben, Tammy Jones, Dawn Jones, Kim Strieker, Jean Jensen, Mrs. Lundquist, Advisor; and Beth Kazmerzak. Third Row; Cathy Kazmerzak, Dawn Holland, and Linda Hasche. Fourth Row; Duane Jones, Tammy Iverson, Steve Iverson, Cindy Hesby, Cheryl Lundquist, Debbie Tolzin, and LaMae Rodvold, Fifth Row; Rita Tolzin and Jill Johnson. Sixth Row; Gail Swenson, Kris Jensen, Bill Paterson, Co-Editor; Tammy Stevens, Co-Editor; Debbie Wienk, and Karen Olson. Back Row; Pam Larson and Tammy Pastian. 7 Each Day Is a New Beginning FHA: Front Row, L to R; Joyce Smith-Recreation Director, Bonita Sneesby-Public Relations Director, Tammy Pastian-Librarian, Sheila Gottsle ben-Degree Director, Kris Jensen-President, Renee Steffensen-Secretary, Diane Wolkow-Chapter Coordinator, Peggy Osvog-Treasurer, and Hallie Svihel-Historian. Second Row; Debbie Helland, Denise Hougland, Nancy Aalbers, Helen Christensen, Charm Jensen, Rita Tolzin, Gail Swenson, Debi Laabs, Kay Anderson, Cathy Kazmerzak, and Sally Mattke-advisor. Third Row; Linda Hasche, Cindy Hesby, Val Johnson, Dolly Jensen, LuAnn Tolzin, Pam Osvig, Jolene Falla, Beth Kazmerzak, Laurie Jensen, Brenda Nelson, and Lynda Rydbom. Fourth Row; LaMae Rodvold, Cheryl Lundquist, Karen Olson, Sue Wilde, Debbie Wienk, Debbie Tolzin, Pam Larson, Jill Johnson, Kim Wienk, Linda Palmlund, and Bev Jones. Fifth Row; Tersia Woodcock, Betty Rydbom, Debbie Jensen, Tammy Jones, Renae Williams, Dawn Holland, Glenda Johnson, Tammy Stevens, Cindy Hougland, Mary Peterson, and Debbie Strieker. Back Row; Nancy Smith, Gayle Jones, Lori Anderson, Dawn Jones, Jean Jensen, Kari Eideness, Mary Schnell, Lim Strieker, and Dawn Severson. 8 One of Many Sponsors for Athletic Field Snowball Royalty L to R; Kim Wienk, Nancy Smith, Tam Stevens, Charm Jensen, Ron Adams, Jerome Woodcock, Steve Salter, and Jack Nelson. Tam Stevens rates in State. Through rain and fog, and even snow, the LPHS FHA girls did their thing. The money that was made this year through dances, bake sales, sock hops, bike-a-thons, etc... was used for the purchasing of a new electric scoreboard for the new football field. The night of January 18 was full of fun and excitement for everyone concerned with the FHA Snowball Dance. Charm Jensen and Ron Adams were chosen to reign over the event. The theme chosen for the dance was: Winter Fantasy. Since Tammy Stevens was selected as the Regional Chairman and State Treasurer tor 1974-75 year, the Region III convention was held in Erwin hosted by the Lake Preston Chapter. The first time the meeting was set up it got canceled because of snow. The second time of set-up some of the towne were unable to attend, but, as they say in show biz, the show must go on. They also say in show biz that they stole the whole show. That's exactly what the Lake Preston Chapter did! The LPHS girls won the dis- play contest and Mark Odden won the Regional Beef Cook- off. Almost every month there was a sock hop held in the gym. With the admission price of a quarter, every high school student could attend. Music was provided by various tape players of local students. In May many students were seen biking on their way to Erwin in the FHA Bike-a-thon. Those participating in the 20 mile ride went to people that they knew to get them to pledge money for every mile they rode. On the way there was the bad misfortune of a drenching rain. The ride was held up for about a half hour because of the rain. Some riders dedided not to wait any longer, so they left in the rain. Most of the 13 riders completed the ride, and they made over $300 to contribute to the fund towards the scoreboard. This year the FHA joined with the FFA to hold their annual banquets. Each organization presented their awards and at the end installed the new officers. Finally, with another successful year to back the Fu- ture Homemakers, they move onward to try to find new and better things to do for everyone. 9 FFA: First Row L to R; Mr. Tom Dagle-advisor, Shane Nelson-Sentinel, Mark Odden-Reporter, Reed Hauck- Treasurer, Bryan Sneesby-Secretary, David Holland-Vice President, and Gary Ellingson-President. Second Row; Kyle Hesby, Doug Severson, Wayne Wienk, Jim Olson, Randy Olson, A1 Vedvei, and Ryan Olson. Third Row; Tim Peterson, Paul Casper, Loren Malone, Steve Jones, Dan Menzel, Doug Eidsness, Russel Palmlund, Alan Rieck, and Dennis Johnson. Fourth Row; Wayne Peterson, Randy Nessiem, Scott Jensen, Mark Jensne, Leslie Palmlund, John Anderson, Joel Warne, and Kevin Vincent. Back Row; Craig lie, Curt Holland, Bruce Paterson, Jeff Stewart, Jon Vedvei, Bob Bergan, Jack Nelson, and Jerry Pederson. Future Farmers of America = FFA Following the fad of raising money for the new football field, the FFA Chapter worked towards the construction of a concession stand. The FFA attended many judging meets this year. They also attended the State Convention in Breckings. After the coronation festivities and the burning of the H , the Future Farm- ers hosted a watermelon feed on the school parking lot. Again this year the FFA boys sold fruit at Christmas. This was their most important money making project, and everyone worked hard to make the money for the concession stand. This year the slave auction was held in the gym following the Athletic Ban- quet. Due to conflicts, they were told this was the time to have it. All of the boys sold for high prices, and everyone was SUPPOSED to do their work. For the concession stand the boys got a $400 grant from the government to help pay for the expenses. All went well this year, and high hopes for the next year will soon be ad- vancing on them with the coming year. The boys will go into the summer months trying to do the things that they learned to do in Dagel's future farming classes. 10 Peg’s Powerhouse Pep Club Prove to be No. 1 VOLLEYBALL: Front Row L to R; Renee Williams, Debbie Tolzin, Jean Jensen, Cindy Hougland, Cindy Hesby, LuAnn Tolzin, Kim Wienk, Brenda Nelson, Jill Johnson, Dawn Jones, Captain; and Beth Kazmerzak, Manager. Second Row: Val Johnson, Tammy Pastian, Deb Wienk, Dolly Jensen, Lori Anderson, Bev Jones, Glenda Johnson, Sheila Gottsleben, and Gayle Jones, Captain. Third Row: Mary Schnell, Karen Olson, Lauri Jensen, Dawn Severson, Tersia Woodcock, LaMae Rodvold, Charmaine Jensen, Debi Laabs, and Kay Anderson, Captain. Last Row: Bonita Sneesby, Cathy Kazmerzak, Pam Larson, Kari Eidness, Pam Osvog, Kim Strieker, Jolene Falla, Tam Jones, and Peggy Osvog, Captain. Not Pictured: Coach Philippi. PEP CLUB: Front Row L to R; Peggy Osvog, Jolene Falla, Charmaine Jensen, Nancy Aalbers, Kay Anderson, Helen Christensen, Renee Steffensen, Rita Tolzin, Treas.; Debi Laabs, Sec.; Cathy Kazmerzak, V. Pres., and Dawn Severson. Second Row: LuAnn Tolzin, Dolly Jensen, Pam Osvog, Cindy Hesby, Val Johnson, Kim Wienk, Brenda Nelson, Beth Kazmerzak, Jill Johnson, Lauri Jensen, Cindy Hougland, and Kim Strieker. Third Row: Linda Hasche, LaMae Rodvold, Nancy Smith, Cheryl Lundquist, Deb Wienk, Debbie Tolzin, Deb Helland, Pam Larson, Lori Anderson, Mary Schnell, and Jean Jensen. Fourth Row: Tersia Woodcock, Debbie Strieker, Lynda Rydbom, Tammy Jones, Dawn Holland, Glenda Johnson, Tam Stevens, Bev Jones, Joyce Smith, and Hallie Svihel. Last Row: Betty Rydbom, Debbie Jensen, Sheila Gottsleben, Bonita Sneesby, Dawn Jones, Gayle Jones, Tammy Pastain, Kris Jensen, Diane Wolkow, Gail Swenson, and Kari Eidness. Not Pictured; Lori Hasche; President. Students Help LPHS Grow!! LIBRARIANS: Front Row, L to R; Helen Christensen, Nancy Aalbers, Susan Oldson, and Debbie Strieker. Back Row: Linda Palmund, Jill Johnson, Debbie Jensen, and Betty Rydbom. DECLAMATION: Front Row, L to R; Jill Johnson, Helen Christensen, Diane Woldow, and Bill Paterson. Standing: Mrs. Furney, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL: L to R; Ralph Kitchen, Freshmen Rep.; Mark Odden, Vice-president; Dawn Holland, Junior Rep.; Linda Hasche, Sophomore Rep.; Hallie Svihel, President; Cathy Kazmerzak, Senior Rep.; Dawn Jones, Secre- tary,; and Mr. Furney, Advisor. Not Pictured; JonVedvei, Treasurer. Student of the Month SEPTEMBER .......................PEGGY OSVOG OCTOBER ......................... DEBI LAABS NOVEMBER.......................RITA TOLZIN DECEMBER.......................JOYCE SMITH JANUARY........................DIANE WOLKOW FEBRUARY.......................PAUL CASPER MARCH .........................ALAN VEDVEI APRIL ........................BILL PATERSON MAY ...........................HALLIE SVIHEL Some of LPHS’s Outstanding Students BETTY CROCKER AWARD . . . Cathy Kazmerzak. DAR .... Rita Tolzin. MISS HOLIDAY .... Joyce Smith. 1974-75 Honor Students Valedictorian and Salutatorians were excluded from the graduation ceremonies when Hallie Svihel and Kathy Kazmerzak were chosen as Honor Graduates. The HONOR GRADUATES were selected by grade average throughout their four years of high school. Co-Valedictorians L to R; Cathy Kazmerzak and Hallie Svihel. Boy and Girl Staters Girls and Boys state was a week of citizenship train- ing and democracy. Students chosen to go received an opportunity to study the government on city, county and state levels by active participation. Those that attended needed to have a definite interest in the government, be in the top 1 3 of their class, and show qualities of leadership in home, class, and community. 14 Boys and Girls Staters: Front Row L to R; Tammy Stevens, Dyan Rossel, Joyce Smith, Renae Williams, and Glenda Johnson. Back Row; Dale Martin Dean Nelson, A1 Vedvei, Jim Olson, Mark Koch, and Mayo Muser. Hi SENIOR ATTENDANTS: L to R; Back: Rita Tolzin, Doug FIRST GRADE ATTENDANTS: Severson, Peggy Osvog, Wayne Wienk, Diane Wolkow, and Kay Osvog and Cadet Odden. Kyle Hesby. JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Mayo Muser and Debbie Strieker. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: Chuck Vedvei and Cheryl Lundquist. FRESHMEN ATTENDANTS: Roger Keiser and Dolly Jensen. 17 Mary Rich, Reed Hauck and Mark Odden helped them- selves to hamburgers at the Diver Day picnic. Have a cup of coffee with Sylvia and Marian. The evening of Sept. 26 started the 1974-75 Diver Day activities off with the crowning of Queen Kris Jensen and King Gary Ellingson reigning over the 2 days of activities. Following the coronation, the rally proceded down to the football field for the Burning of the H . After numerous pep talks, cheers, and band songs everyone returned to the school yard to enjoy the watermelon feed. Then the cheer- leaders led the mob downtown for the annual snake dance. Friday saw no floats as the Student Council vetoed the idea for something new and different. Classes were held in the park with the teachers serving the picnic. At 1:00 a Community Pep Fest was held on Main Street with each class doing a skit. Approaching the end of the night the Divers de- feated the Howard Tigers by a score of 36-0. The Community pep fest was watched by old and young alike. “Good Times” Prevailed with New Idea The burning of the H . 18 Sing It Again, Chorus MIXED CHORUS: Front Row L to R; Mrs. Anderson-director, Dawn Severson, Renee Steffensen, Denise Houghland, Nancy Smith, Tammy Stevens, La Mae Rodvold, Wayne Peterson, Duane Jones, Ralph Kitchen, Beth Kazmerzak, Debi Laabs, Brenda Nelson, Laurie Jensen, Tammy Pastian. Second Row; Nancy Aalbers, Helen Christensen, Cindy Hesby, Jean Jensen, Cheryl Lundquist, Kris Jensen, Joel Warne, Dale Seeman, Allan Rieck, Gail Swensen, Rita Tolzin, Diane Wolkow, Cindy Hougland, and Tersia Woodcock. Third Row; Jill Johnson, Kim Wienk, Joyce Smith, Pam Larson, Alan Vedvei, Gary Ellingson, Doug Severson, Dave Anderson, Jim Olson, Mark Odden, Kay Anderson, Debbie Tolzin, Dawn Jones, and Debbie Helland. Back Row; Gayle Jones, Glenda Johnson, Debra Weink, Dawn Holland, Sheila Gottsleben, Cathy Kazmerzak, Steve Salter, Dale Martin, Paul Casper, Ryan Olson, Bill Paterson, Chuck Vedvei, Linda Hasche, Tammy Jones, Hallie Svihel, LuAnn Tolzin, Lori Anderson, Bonita Sneesby, and Kari Eidsness. ACCOMPIANISTS (Above): Standing-L to R; Kay Anderson, Hallie Svihel, Cathy Kazmerzak, Lori Anderson, Diane Wolkow, Rita Tolzin, Gail Swensen, Kris Jensen. Sitting; La Mae Rodvold, Debi Laabs, and Beth Kazmerzak. All State Chorus (Left); Top to Bottom; Cathy Kazmerzak- alt. sop. , Diane Wolkow- alt. alto. , Dale Martin- Alt. bass, Bill Paterson, bass, Joel Warne- Tenor, Tammy Jones- alto, Kris Jensen- Soprano. 19 GIRLS GLEE: Front Row L to R; LaMae Rodvold, Denise Hougland, Dawn Severson, Nancy Smith, Tammy Stevens, Renee Steffensen, Rita Tolzin, Diane Wolkow, Debi Laabs, Brenda Nelson, and Laurie Jensen. Second Row; Kim Weink, Pam Larson, Joyce Smith, Jean Jensen, Kris Jenses, LuAnn Tolzin, Kay Anderson, Gail Swenson, Dawn Jones, and Tammy Pastian. Third Row: Beth Kazmerzak, Helen Christensen, Gayle Jones, Cheryl Lundquist, Tammy Jones, Linda Hasche, Debbie Tolzin, Karen Olson, Debbie Helland, and Mrs. Anderson-director. Back Row; Nancy Aalbers, Glenda Johnson, Debbie Weink, Dawn Holland, Sheila Gottsleben, Cathy Kazmerzak, Kari Eidsness, Hallie Svihel, Lori Anderson, and Bonita Sneesby. SOLOISTS (Above): Front Row L to R; Helen Christensen and Dawn Severson. Second Row; Tammy Stevens, Tammy Jones, and Pam Larson. Third Row; Duane Jones and Dale Seeman. MADRIGALS (Left): Front Row L to R; Tammy Stevens and Diane Wolkow. Second Row; Duane Jones, Kris Jensen, and Kay Anderson. Third Row; Cathy Kazmerzak, Joel Warne, and Tam Jones. Back Row; Mark Odden, Paul Casper, Dale Seeman, and Dale Martin. 20 Vocal Cords in Action! GIRLS ENSAMBLE: Front Row L to R; Dawn Severson, and Tammy Pastian. Second Row; Denise Hougland, Rita Tolzin, and Pam Larson. Third Row; Sheila Gottsleben and Joyce Smith. Back Row; Kari Eidsness and Lori Anderson. SWING CHOIR: Front Row L to R; Tammy Stevens, Renee Steffensen, and Tammy Pastian. Second Row; Rita Tolzin and Duane Jones. Third Row; Joyce Smith, Jim Olson, and Diane Wolkow. Fourth Row; Mark Odden, Kris Jensen, Joel Warne, and Lori Anderson. Back Row; Gary Ellingson, Paul Casper, Dale Martin, and Allan Rieck. BOYS ENSAMBLE: Front; Alan Rieck. Center; Jim Olson and Gary Ellingson. Back: Joel Warne. 21 Jean Jensen and LaMae Rodvold received a Superior on their flute duet. Debi Laabs was selected for All-State Band and All-State Orchestra. CONCERT BAND: Back Row L to R; Ricky Olson, Wayne Peterson, Mark Odden, Dale Seeman, and Linda Hasche. Third Rowj Bill Paterson, Jim Olson, Sheils Gottsleben, Dale Martin, Dennis Johnson, Bruce Paterson, Mike Jensen, Doug Eidness, Lori Anderson, Helen Christensen, and DeWayne Anderson. Second Row; Dawn Severson, Sherry Waldow, Jackie Jensen, Laurie Jensen, Christine Penn, Linda Hansen, Debbie Carlson, Connie Jensen, Pam Osvog, Debi Laabs, and Cathy Kazmerzak. Front Row; Gail Swenson, Kris Jensen, Denise Hougland, Mary Rich, Glenda Johnson, Jill Johnson, and Pam Larson. The Band Rolls Through Another Season Back Row L to R; Mrs. Jane Wendell, Band instructor; Todd Casper, Dave Helland, and Ralph Kitchen. Fourth Row; Dolly Jensen, Dawn Jones, and Gayle Jones. Third Row; Andrea Penn, Cindy Boyd, Jill Larson, Tim Peterson, Lori Helland, Shelley Hauck, Mary Schnell, Tammy Jones, and Reed Hauck. Second Row; Debbie Helland, Beth Kazmerzak, Kevin Lather, Bruce Jones, Kari Eidness, Diane Wolkow, Julie Williams, Joel Warne, and Kay Anderson. Front Row; Duane Jones, Cindy Hesby, Renee Nelson, Jean Jensen, LaMae Rodvold, Tammy Stevens, and Hallie Svihel. Debi Laabs and LaMae Rodvold received Superiors on their instrumental solos. BAND OFFICERS: Mr. Schloe, Band Instructor; Hallie Svihel, Secretary; Debi Laabs; Vice- President; and Dawn Jones, President. THE STAGE BAND MAJORETTES: Cathy Kazmerzak and Connie Jensen. 24 Fargo Fink Is Foiled Forever The Innkeepers Daughter Fargo Fink schemes to swindle the Stagecoach Inn from Harry Dove and his wife, Marion. Their daughter, Violet, falls in love with Tracy Jones, who is trying to save the Doves property. Mean- while, Chief Standing Bull leads an Indian uprising, and Granny Wilde is kidnapped by that evil rat, Fink. Tracy Jones saves the day by turning back the Indians and capturing Fargo Fink. CAST Ryan Olson...................... Jim Olson....................... Sheila Gottsleben............... Tammy Stevens................... Dale Seeman..................... Debbie Helland.................. Bruce Paterson.................. Ms. Marcia Houtman.............. Fargo Fink Harry Dove Marion Dove Violet Dove Tracy Jones Granny Wilde Chief Standing Bull Director 25 He Can’t Corner You There! Run to the Roundhouse, Nellie Hugo Swindle..........Mark Odden Sheila Baggage........Rita Tolzin Nellie Gauge..........Hallie Svihel Harriet Gauge.........Helen Christensen Sterling Worth........Cathy Kazmerzak Director..............Ms. Nancy Carmody The unsuspecting Harriet Gauge and her charming young daughter Nellie fall victims to the evil villain Hugo Swindle and his associ- ate, Sheila Baggage. While Swindle appears to be the ever-faithful friend in need, Harriet and Nellie remain unaware of his dastardly plan to gain control of their Glory Gulch Railroad. Sterling Worth, the dimwitted, white-hat rancher, proves to be the hero of the day as he sends Hugo to his fatal death. 26 One Act Play Takes First in State! Perils of Priscilla Harlowe Starbuck. Smedley Smidgin. Priscilla.......... Miss Tyler . . . . Jenny ............. Becky.............. Freckles .......... Director........... DeWayne Anderson Bill Paterson Diane Wolkovv Peggy Osvog Gail Swenson Beth Kazmerzak Stan Steffensen Mrs. Furney Priscilla, young school marm, returns to her home town to care for her crippled niece, Becky and to fill the position vacated by the kidnapped, kindly, old Miss Tyler. Smedley Smidgen, who swindles money from unsuspecting school marms, murders Miss Tyler and attempts to take advantage of Miss Priscilla. Jenny witnesses the mur- der and enters into a horrible trauma. Harlowe Starbuck, in love with Priscilla, saves her from the clutches of Smedley and kills the evil villain. The reward money pays for Becky's operation and Harlowe and Priscilla live hap- pily ever after. On the evening of the local one- act play contest, a state champ was born. Perils of Priscilla, our Baby, captured top honors and went to regional competition in Water- town. Lightning struck again as the LPHS cast received a superior rating. Bill, Diane, DeWayne, Gail, and Stan were honored with superior in- dividual awards. State contest here we come! This was the motto as the Perils of Priscilla reached the ultimate climax by taking the top awards in Sioux Falls. 27 Rock-n-Roll Johnny Sapphire Manfred . . . . Corndoggie . . . Duffy.......... Betsy Lou. . . . Bumpers . . . . Darlene........ Twin........... Twin........... Forrest Barret. . Frankie ....... Bud............ Butch.......... Pops........... Hubs........... Stubs ......... Bubs........... Martha Jean . . Rally Girls . . . The Gentones PIT BAND Reed Hauck . . Dawn Jones. . . Tammy Jones MarySchnell. Dennis Johnson . Lori Anderson Julie Williams , Kay Anderson Kari Eidsness . Kevin Lather . , Randy L. Olson Hallie Svihel. , Paul Casper Bill Paterson Mark Odden Dale Seeman Tammy Stevens Diane Welkow Gail Swenson Debi Holland Beth Kazmerzak DeWayne Anderson Jim Olsen Stan Steffensen Duane Jones Dale Martin Dean Nelson David Anderson Mark Koch Cathy Kazmersak Glenda Johnson Sheila Gottsleben Jean Jensen Rita Tolzin Joel Warne Randy L. Olson Harley Olson Bass Guitar Drums Trumpet Trumpet Trombone Baritone Alto Sax. Alto Sax. Tenor Sax. Tenor Sax. Rythem Guitar Pianist In the beginning, there was rock. Then someone invented the wheel, and things really began to roll! Under the direction of Mildred Furney, Patricia Anderson, Jane Wendell, and Nancy Carmody, the Lake Preston play cast presented ROCK-N-ROLL. Having great musical talent in the school, it was decided to put on a musical, which was a great success. As the story opens, Johnny Saphire was the single attraction on the spot-lit stage. Backed up by the pit band, he sang the opening song to throw open the curtains and get the show on the road. Corndoggie tries to fortell the future and gets himself messed up. After getting a date with Betsy Lou, the campus queen, to the Prom, he has a dream of a car accident that was going to happen on the way home. Everything finally worked out after Darlene and Bumpers tell Betsy Lou that everything that Corndoggie dreams comes true sooner or later. After many unannounced love affairs, everyone gathers down at Pop's Pop Shop for the GRAND FINALE. The last song is sung by Da Wheels, the jocks, the rally girls, the twins, Mannfred, Duffy, Louise, and Bumpers . The refrain, sung by Betsy Lou and Corndoggie, brings a fantastic climax to the musical. Even though the weather was cool, palm trees stood in the LPHS gym on May .2 during the Junior- Senior banquet and prom. Tropical Dream had an atmosphere of palm trees, a grass hut, a treasure chest, and even a little sand scattered here and there. The evening started young with the banquet. The waiters and waitresses wore bright summer clothes and grass skirts. Tammy Stevens sang Friends ac- companied on guitar by Mrs. Jane Wendell. The Senior prophecy and the ABC's were read. Later during the Prom the student body danced to the sounds of Shadow Fax under the yellow and green streamers. Following The Longest Yard , shown at the Preston theater, the students ended their '75 Prom night and bid Aloha. 30 31 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front Row L to R; Scott Teeters, Jerry Hill, and Ricky Olson as managers. Second Row; Coach Philippi, Don Hovde, Curt Holland, Kevin Lather, Joel Warne, Dale Seeman, Randy Isaacson, John Anderson, Tim Peterson, and Coach Chesley. Third Row; Jeff Stewart, Jon Vedvei, Doug Severson, Gary Ellingson, Kyle Hesby, Wayne Weink, DeWayne Anderson, Gene Weink, and Wayne Peterson. Fourth Row; Dan Menzel, Mark Odden, Chuck Vedvei, Mark Koch, Tom Birath, Steve Jones, Paul Johnson, Jerry Peterson, Roger Keiser, and Brian Tande. Back Row; Alan Vedvei, Bob Bode, Steve Salter, Paul Casper, Dale Martin, Donnie Wilde, Steve Iverson, Loren Malone, and Bob Bergan. FOOTBALL MOSTS: Front Row L to R; Chuck Vedvei, Most Valuable; Steve Salter, Most Improved; and Mark Koch, Most Inspirational. Back Row; Kyle Hesby, Captain and All State String (First string); Gary Ellingson, Co-captain; and Steve Iverson, Most Promising. Varsity Football Scores Lake Preston Opponents 7 Chester 12 12 Doland 21 3 Willow Lake 26 19 De Smet 6 36 Howard 0 0 Sioux Valley 22 6 Clear Lake 3 7 Hamlin County 13 36 Arlington 6 This fall the student body of Lake Preston joined together and participated in making the new football field. The Old Dust Bowl will be used as a practice field for scrimaging. Later in the year lights, electric score board, and lunch stand will be put up. 34 “Dust Bowl” Breaks Records Coaches Philippi and Chesley. Offensive Unit The Grapplers of LPHS have broken two major records in the '74-'75 Football sea- son, on the Ol' Dustbowl. The first record broken was the long wanted victory over DeSmet with the score 19-6. The high-spirited players made the second record pos- sible by winning the Home- coming game against Howard, 36-0. SENIOR TACKLERS: L to R; Kyle Hesby, Gary Ellingson, DeWayne Anderson, Doug Severson, and Wayne Wienk. CROSS COUNTRY: Back Row L to R; Alan Vedvie, Chuck Vedvie, Loren Malone and Farrel Jacobson, Coach. Second Row: Duane Jones and Jack Nelson. Front Row: Lynn Jensen. The Two C’s Keep Things Rolling 'A' FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Back Row L to R; Diane Wolkow and Peggy Osvog. Middle Row; Dawn Severson, Hallie Svihel, Kris Jensen, Nancy Smith, Dawn Holland, and Joyce Smith. Front Row: Tammy Stevens and Renee Steffensen. 'B' FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Top to Bottom; Sheila Gottsleben, Dolly Jensen, Bonita Sneesby, Gayle Jones, and Tam Pastian. 36 VARSITY TEAM: Front Row L to R; Renee Steffensen, Peggy Osvog, Dawn Jones, Gayle Jones, Bonita Sneesby, and Glenda Johnson. Back Row; Coach Haggar, Renee Williams, Tammy Iverson, Cathy Kazmerzak, Donna Teeters, Debbie Wienk, Debbie Jensen, and Beth Kazmerzak, Manager. Girl’s Basketball Rolls in a Good Season ''VARSITY Team Scores LAKE PRESTON OPPONENTS 25 DeSmet 39 33 Howard 16 37 Sioux Valley 29 46 Willow Lake 26 28 Hamlin County 22 70 Arlington 12 46 Clark 25 BASKETBALL MOSTS: L to R; Bonita Sneesby, Most Promis- ing; Renee Williams, Hustler Award; Debbie Wienk, Most Improved; Dawn Jones, Most Valuable; and Peggy Osvog; Most Inspirational. B Team: Front Row L to R; Darlene Menzel, Manager; Mary Schnell, Pam Osvog, Bonita Sneesby, Cindy Hesby, and Dyan Rossel. Back Row; Coach Haggar, Debbie Jensen, Debbie Wienk, Donna Teeters, Betty Rydbom, and Glenda Johnson. Girl's basketball started with its first season in LPHS. Al- though Coach Tom Haggar was new to LPHS he alone, with the determined girls who participated in basketball drew huge cheering crowds to all their games. Being their first season the girls surprised many spectators by losing only one of their games. Having a winning team involved a lot of hard work and pulled muscles, which they soon discovered for themselves. Many nights were spent soaking in tubs of hot water and applying band aids to their blisters. The girls also learned that what might look like an easy shot from the stands is a lot harder to do one they are put in the same situation. After weeks of strunuous practice which consisted mainly of sprints, monsters, ball handling and scrimaging, the remaining seventeen girls began to feel the hard work, paying off. In spite of the hard work and tense moments, the girls enjoyed playing basketball this year and are looking forward to next season, which should consist of more opportunities to show their skills and abilities at the Districts, Regionals and State tournaments. 'B' Team Scores LAKE PRESTON OPPONENTS 20 DeSmet 4 33 Howard 6 25 Sioux Valley 17 31 Willow Lake 23 11 Hamlin County 19 19 Arlington 17 38 'A' TEAM BASKETBALL: Front Row L to Rj Dave Anderson, Chuck Vedvei, Dale Martin, Steve Iverson, Tom Birath, Jeff Anderson. Top Row; Alan Vedvei, Randy Olson, Steve Salter, Paul Casper, Donnie Wilde, Bob Bede, and Bryan Sneesby. Not Pictured: Coach Farrel Jacobsen. Divers Take Districts, 3rd Year. Basketball Mosts: Front Row L to R; Donnie Wilde-best de- fense, Steve Salter-most valuable, and Jeff Anderson-most promising. Back Row; Dale Martin-tri-captain, Paul Casper-most inspirational and tri-captain, and Alan Vedvei- tri -captain. VARSITY BASKETBALL Lake Preston Opponent 52 Flandreau 68 59 De Smet 52 57 Iroquois 53 43 Deubrook 52 65 Elkton 59 78 Arlington 68 64 Clark 56 69 Clear Lake 70 68 Howard 55 43 Sioux Valley 53 62 Howard 45 50 Sioux Valley 54 74 Willow Lake 47 43 Castle wood 68 83 De Smet 75 61 Oldham 65 40 Hamlin 50 42 Estelline 52 56 Arlington 46 52 Clear Lake 57 DISTRICTS 56 Iroquois 50 55 Arlington 46 67 De Smet 62 RECIONALS 38 Castle wood 49 53 Waverly 50 'B' TEAM BASKETBALL: Back Row, L to Rj Don Bradwisch, Coachj Loren Malone, Roger Keiser, Steve Iverson, Jeff Anderson, Bob Bode, Brian Lather, Steve Jones, and Kevin Rydbom. Front Row; Kevin Vincient, Royce Kitchbn, Bob Bergan, Jerry Pederson, Gene Wienk, Randy Isaacson, and Don Hovde. STUDENT MANAGERS: Bill Paterson and Dave Helleand. They Kept the Games Rolling With a 13-7 Season! B SCOREBOARD LAKE PRESTON OPPONENT 17 Flandreau 29 20 De Smet 29 29 Iroquois 40 34 Deu brook 25 50 Elkton 48 47 Arlington 27 30 Howard 35 44 Sioux Valley 38 40 Howard 33 34 Sioux Valley 29 47 Willow Lake 19 39 Castlewood 31 39 De Smet 30 30 Hamlin 29 44 Sioux Valley 41 27 Oldham 47 25 Hamlin 29 31 Estelline 34 50 Arlington 37 49 Clear Lake 43 41 Take em’ Down - Down - Down to the Mat im ijjiw ,:'i; WRESTLING TEAM: Front Row L to R; Stan Steffensen, Jack Nelson, Jeff Stewart, Scott Jensen, Mayo Muser, Dwight Gutzmer. Back Row; Ass't Coach Haggar, Dan Menzel, Joel Warne, Jerome Nelson, Jerome Woodcock, Doug Severson, and Mark Koch. Not Pictured- Head Coach Nelson. AUGUSTAN ''VARSITY Team Scores LAKE PRESTON OPPONENTS 14 Doland 51 37 Hamlin 21 25 Clear Lake Double Header 35 30 Brookings 31 54 De Smet 18 21 Arlington 38 31 Hamlin County 24 25 Arlington 33 6 Howard 49 30 Willow Lake 33 11 Sioux Valley 42 WRESTLING MOSTS: Dwight Gutzmer-Most Improved, Stan Steffensen-Most Valuable, Most Points, and Most Pins. Mark Koch- Most Inspirational. Wrestlers Get New Practice Room B WRESTLING SQUAD: Front Row L to R; Randy Olson, Kevin Lather, Dean Gutzmer, Bruce Paterson. Back Row; Rod Vincent, Harley Olson, Paul Johnson, Duane Jones, and Coach Haggar. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: L to R; Joyce Smith, Dawn Severson, Renee Steffenson, Nancy Smith, Kris Jensen. 44 JR. HIGH WRESTLING: Front Row L to R; Lynn Jensen, Tim Stewart, David Laabs, Danny Severson, Curt Nelson, Brian Jones, and Keith Nelson. Back Row; Coach Nelson, Jerry Hill, Kevin McLain, Brett Hodges, David Gutzmer, Gary Pastian, David Menzel, Dean Steffensen, and Sanford Nelson-manager. Boys Track: Front Row L to R; Tim Vincent, John Anderson, Loren Malone, Roger Keiser, and Brian Tande. Sec- ond Row; A1 Vedvei, Mark Koch, Jeff Stewart, Don Hevde, Dale Seeman, Steve Jones, and Tom Birath. Third Row; Coach Jim Chesley, Dale Martin, Steve Salter, Brian Lather, Kevin Lather, Bob Bode, Dan Menzel, and Coach Don Bradwisch. Running Builds Character!!!! Adverse weather conditions kept members of the Divers squad in their sweat suits and off of the track most of the season but enthusiasm remained high through out the cloud covered spring days of 1975. Visions of Coach Don Bradwisch in the new school car will be remembered by many of the tracksters who were carefully supervised on the highway south of Lake Preston, which was marked out for timings. Supervision included enforcement of the anti-hitchhiking rules and the encouragement from the be- hind the wheel coaches. BOYS TRACK Howard Quadrangular Howard Howard Invitational Howard Watoma Relays Watoma Madison Invitational Madison LCC Flandreau DeSmet Triangular DE Smet Huron Invitational Huron Region III Brookings State Huron Loren Malone voted best runner. 45 Girls Track Front Row L to R; LuAnn Tolzin, Bonita Sneexby, Dawn Severson, Gayle Jones, Val Johnson, and Tersia Woodcock. Second Row; Pam Larson, Dolly Jensen, Kim Wienk, Dawn Jones, Mary Pederson, and Jill Johnson. Third Row; Tom Haggar-coach, Sheila Gottsleben, Kay Anderson, Renee Williams, Debbie Wienk, Bev Jones, and Lori Anderson. Back Row; Cindy Hougland, Laurie Jensen, Tammy Pastian, Pam Osvig, Mary Schnell, and LaMae Rodvold. Miles Make Muscles GIRLS TRACK MEETS Howard Quadrangular April 17 Howard Invitational April 23 Lake Central Conference May 1 Huron Invitational May 3 Regionals May 6 State May 16,17 46 Track Mosts; Pam Osvog-best runner, and Gayle Jones-captain, D NANCY AALBERS KAY ANDERSON HELEN CHRISTENSEN RONALD ADAMS MARLYS ANDERSON KARI EIDSNESS DEWAYNE ANDERSON ALDEN BOYD GARY ELLINGSON V JOLENE FALLA REED HAUCK DAVID HELLAND KYLE HESBY DENISE HOUGLAND TAMARA IVERSON CHARMAINE JENSEN KRISLYN JENSEN CATHY KAZMERZAK DEBI LAABS RANDY NELSON WILLIAM PATERSON BRENDA NELSON JEROME NELSON DOUGLAS OLSON PEGGY OSVOG MARY RICH DOUGLAS SEVERSON 50 RENEE STEFFENSEN SUSAN OLDSON STEINBERG RITA TOLZIN HALLIE SVIHEL WAYNE WE INK LORI HASCHE DIANE WOLKOW BRENDA WOODCOCK Not Pictured: SHANE NELSON “Seniors Let the Good Times Roll” What's so funny??? Gary busily types—with his eyes closed?? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Doug Severson; Pres., Rita Tolzin; Sec., Renee Steffensen; V. Pres., and Peggy Osvog; Treas. Don't look so fired up Renee! Peek-a-boo Doug! 52 Slides Replace Traditional Speaker They call it commence- ment . A beginning, but it's really an ending, too. The end of a beautiful time and certainly an important time. The seniors wanted to change tradition. Instead of a speaker they wanted to share their memories of their last year of High School. They had a slide to show the good and bad times they went through to achieve their goals. CLASS MOTTO; Cherish Yesterday; Dream To- morrow; Live Today. CLASS FLOWER: Yellow and Orange Roses. COLORS: Yellow and Orange. Ii T S3 A Changing Year Challenges the Seniors Seventy First Annual Commencement Commencement Exercises WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1975 Lake Preston High School Gymnasium Eight O’Clock 55 56 Juniors - Next in Line 58 David Anderson Tom Birath Paul Casper Mike Gates Dwight Gutzmer Dawn Holland Glenda Johnson Beverly Jones Tammy Jones Caryn Keiser Mark Koch Dale Martin Craig Millett Dean Nelson Mark Odden Randy D. Olson Randy L. Olson Dyann Rossel Lynda Rydbom Joyce Smith No Goal Is Too High Bryan Sneesby Tam Stevens Debbie Strieker Brian Tande Alan Vedvei Melinda Madsen Renee Williams Jerome Woodcock 59 60 The Juniors year was a busy one. They were involved in activities such as sports, band, chorus, the paper and annual staff, pep club, and plays. Also they sold con- cession at the Athletic events to earn money for the prom. The Juniors planned all year long for the Prom, which was held May 2, 1975. The theme for the Prom was A Tropical Dream. The evenings program consisted of a banquet, music by Shadow Fax, and the show follow- ing the dance which was the Longest Yard. Their advisors were Mr. Marlin Smart, Mrs. Ann Lundquist, and Mr. Doug Nelson. There were two classes required for the Juniors. They were English III and Ameri- can History. The other classes that they could take were Typing II, Algebra II, Econ Business Law, Home Ec. Ill, Shop, Ag, Physics, and German. Altogether they had a very successful year. Sophomores - Rolled in Good Times John Anderson Lori Anderson Bob- Bode Cyndy Crow Douglas ELdness Sheila Gottsleben Linda Hasche Debbie Helland Steve Iverson Debbie Jensen Mark Jensen Dennis Johnson Dawn Jones Gayle Jones Steve Jones Beth Kaznierzak Lana Larsen Pam Larson Brian Lather Cheryl Lundquist 61 Loren Malone Dan Menzel Renae Nelson Harley Olson Karen Olson Leslie Paimlund Russell Paimlund Tam Pastian Tim Peterson Allan Rieck LaMae Rodvold Betty Rydbom Kevin Rydbom Steve Salter Dale Seeman Nancy Smith Bonita Sneesby Debbie Tolzin Donna Teeters Charles Vedvei Active Sophomores 62 A World Within a World Kevin Vincent Tim Vincent Joel Warne Debbie Wienk Donnie Wilde Susan Wilde Molly the Monkey Zachery Zazookabee Having the honor of being the largest class in LPHS, the sophomores of the 1974-75 year worked to follow or better the footsteps of past years. The Class of 77 had required courses to take which were English III, Biology, and Physical Education. Elective courses were Agriculture II, Geometry, German I and II, Shop I, Home Eco- nomics II, Typing I, and World History. The Class of 77 also participated in activities including athletics, band, chorus, and plays. Waiters chosen to serve at the 74-75 Junior- Senior banquet were Loren Malone, Steve Salter, Bob Bode, Steve Iverson, Chuck Vedvei, and Donnie Wilde. With their goals in mind, the sophomores eagerly await to take a step upward and take part in the hard work ahead. Sophomore Class Officers L to R: Cheryl Lundquist-Treasure, Sheila Gottsleben-Secre tary, Bonita Sneesby-Vice-President, and La Frosh Hit the Scene 64 Bob Bergan Dean Gutzmer Cindy Hesby Curt Holland Cindy Hougland Don Hovde Craig lie Randy Isaacson Dolly Jensen Jean Jensen Laurie Jensen Scott Jensen Jill Johnson Paul Johnson ValJohnson Duane Jones Roger Keiser Ralph Kitchen Royce Kitchen Kevin Lather Little Green Freshman Brenda Nelson Jack Nelson Randy Nesseim Pam Osvog Linda Palmlund Bruce Paterson Jerry Pederson Wayne Pederson Mary Peterson Mary Schnell Stan Steffensen Dawn Severson Jeff Stewart Kim Strieker Luann Tolzin Jon Vedvei Rod Vincent Gene Wienk Kim Wienk Tersia Woodcock 65 Sometimes I Sit and Think Sometimes I Just Sit Class Officers L to R: Don Hovde-Secre- tary; Dawn Severson-Vice President; Kim Wienk-Treasurer; and Bruce Paterson- President. Through the halls the obediant fresh- man were seen sticking together in large groups, so they could have protection against the exhilarant seniors. The activity-minded frosh were re- quired to take English I, Physical Edu- cation, General Math or Algebra, and General Science or Physical Science. Elective courses were German I, Ag. I, Home Ec. I, General Business, and World History. KimWienk, Dawn Severson, Pam Osvig, Dolly Jensen, Brenda Nelson, and LuAnn Tolzin were selected by the Junior class to be waitresses at the Prom. Now the freshman await the coming of their sophomore year, so then they aren't the youngest high school students. Now they can think of themselves as being the third oldest class in our school system. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL: Front Row L to R: Curt Nelson, Ronn Holland, Danny Severson, Tim Casper, and Scott Teeters. Second Row: Gary Pastian, Russell Williams, Bruce Johnson, Brian Jones, Ricky Hellstead, and Coach Baltzer. Back Row: Bruce Jones, Jim Wilde, Todd Casper, Ricky Wilde, Gary Osvog, Ricky Olson, and Darin Gullickson. 7th GRADE CHEERLEADERS: L to R: Barb Ellingson, Lauri Warne, Kristi Kruger, Jill Larson, and Debbie Carlson. 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Front Row: Connie Jensen. Second Row: Terri Anderson, Jackie Jensen, Nyla Hasche, and Julie Williams. Back Row: Shelley Hauck. JR. HIGH FACULTY: L to R: Paul Nelson, Tom Haggar, Selma Hanson, Nancy Carmody, and Mike Philippi. 67 Jr. High Basketball Players Are Ready Willing 8th GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row, L to R: Coach Baltzer, Mike Jensen, Todd Casper, Ronn Holland, and Todd Larsen. Back Row: Ricky Wilde, Dean Strande, Jim Wilde, Bruce Jones, and Dean Tolzin. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row, L to R: Mark Jacobson, Tim Casper, Darrin Gullickson, Wade Jensen, Bruce Johnson, and David Odden, Back Row: Russell Williams, Danny Johnson, Gary Osvog, Ricky Olson, Eddie Johnson, and Brad Nelson. JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK: Front Row, L to R: Karen Strande, Anna Christensen, Sue Woodraska, Cindy Boyd, Shelley Hauck, and Coleen Anderson. Second Row: Lori Helland, Jacky Jensen, Susan Gullickson, Janet Austad, Lori Jensen, Karen Lundquist, and Laurie Warne. Third Row: Suzanne Brekke, Sherry Waldow, Nyla Hasche, Julie Williams, Peggy Wienk, Theresa Johnson, Connie Jensen, and Coach Haggar. Back Row: Shelly Hougland, Sue Hanson, Darlene Menzel, Barb Ellingson, Jill Larson, and Debbie Carlson. Jr. High Tracksters Show Future Ability JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK: Front Row, L to R: Brian Jones, Tim Casper, Tim Stewart, and Lynn Jensen. Second Row: Kevin McLain, manager; Bruce ]ones, Ricky Hillstead, Wade Jensen, Darren Gullickson, and Ricky Olson. Back Row: Coach Philippi, Todd Casper, Mark Jacobsen, Russell Williams, Gary Osvog, and Eddie Johnson. o Determination B. J. GOTTSLEBEN Superintendent Patience Friendliness = LPHS Faculty LAWRENCE FURNEY Principal, Physics Student Council MILDRED FURNEY DOUG NELSON HELEN GOTTSLEBEN English III IV Counselor Secretary German, Play Advisor Wrestling Coach SCHOOL BOARD FRANCIS ELLIS Econ. Business Law Librarian 72 Left to Right: Robert Wolkow, Wesley Martin, Helen Nelson, Lloyd Williams, Floyd Rossel, Donald Stevens, and Not Pictured Robert Waldow. DALE BALTZER Physical Science Biology JANE WENDELL Concert, Pep and Marching Band Band lessons MARCIA HOUTMAN Student English III IV PATRICIA ANDERSON Vocal Music PAUL NELSON American Government FARRELL JACOBSON Basketball Coach Cross Country Coach Phy. Ed. Director MARLIN SMART Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, Annual Advisor TOM DAGEL Vo. Ag. I, II, III, IV General Shop, FFA Advisor 73 They Sought Different Ways to Teach! ANN LUNDQUIST English I II Blue and Gold Advisor SALLY MATTKE Home Ec. I, II, III IV Cheerleading Advisor FHA Advisor DICK SCHLOE Concert, Pep and Marching Band Band lessons DON BRADWICH Bookkeeping General Business Track Coach JIM CHESLEY Football Coach American History World History Phy. Ed. Instructor Boys Track Coach 74 Top Picture; Cooks L to R: Dianne Dierks, Leona Bradner, and LaVonne Thompson. Middle Picture; Janitors L to R: Dihl Hougland, Virginia Woodcock, and Quentine Anderson. Bottom Picture; Bus drivers L to R: Rick Mundt, Gorden Salter, M. R. Munson. Not Pictured-Clayton Jensen. 75 They Kept the Ball Rolling NANCY AALBERS Track 1, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,4; Chorus officer 4; Class officer 2; FHA 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Annual 3,4. DEWAYNE ANDERSON Football 2, 4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; En- sembles 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,4; Boys Chorus 1; Class Officer 3; All School Play 1,2,3, 4. KAY ANDERSON Track 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensembles 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 1,2; Sax solo 2; Class Officer 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Music camp 3; Com- munity Scholarship 4; All School Play crew 3, 4; Annual 3, 4. ALDEN BOYD Wrestling 1,2; FFA 2,3. HELEN CHRISTENSEN Track 1,3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; En- sembles 1, 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal solo 3,4; FHA 1,4; Pep Club 4; Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Declam 2,3, 4; All School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper 2, 3,4; Annual 2, 3,4. KARI EIDSNESS Track manager 2; Volleyball 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensembles 1, 2, 3,4; Stage Band 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2, 3,4; Ensemble 2,4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep club 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Music Camp 3, All School Play crew 3, 4; Annual 3, 4. GARY ELLINGSON Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Cross country 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Ensemble 4; FFA 1, 2,3, 4; officer 2,4; Blue and Gold King 4. JOLENE FALLA Track 1,2, 3; Volleyball 4; Class Officer 3; FHA 1,2,4; Pep Club 4; Librarian 2; Annual 2,4. REED HAUCK Football 2; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; En- sembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 4; All School Play crew 4. DAVID HELLAND Football manager 2; Basketball manager 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; En- sembles 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 2,3,4; FFA award 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Boys State 3; All School Play crew 3. KYLE HESBY Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; manager 3; All State Football 4; Class Officer 2; FFA 2,3,4; Officer 2; Math Contest 1; Boys State 3; American Legion Citi- zenship 4; Community Scholar- ship 4; I Dare You” Leadership award 4. DENISE HOUGLAND Track 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensem- bles 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2, 3,4; Ensembles 4; FHA 1,2,4; Per- fect Attendance 1,3. CHARMAINE JENSEN Track 1; manager 3; Volleyball 4; Class officer 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Annual 4. KRISLYN JENSEN Cheerleader 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 3; Ensembles 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2, 3, 4; Ensembles 1,2, 3, 4; Vocal solo 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Officer 3, 4; Pep club 4; Blue and Gold Queen 4; Community State Bank award 4; All school Play 3; Paper 3, 4; Annual 4. CATHY KAZMERZAK Basketball 4; Track 1; Volleyball 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensembles 2,3, 4; Drum Majorette 2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; All State Chorus 3-alt-4; Ensembles 1,2, 3, 4; Vocal solo 3; Student Council 4; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3; Pft. Attend. 2,3; Student of the Month 3; Dennis Anderson award 2, Girls State 3; Betty Crocker award 4; Co-Valedictorian 4; Community Scholarship 4; I dare You Leadership award 4; Declam 1, 2, 3; All School Play 1,2, 3, 4; Paper 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3,4; All State Chorus 3-Alt. 4; En- sembles 1,2, 3,4; Vocal solo 3; Student Council 4; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 4; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 2,3; Pft. Attend. 2,3; Student of the Month 3; Dennis Anderson award 2; Girls State 3; Betty Crocker award 4; Co- Valedictorian 4; Community Scholarship 4; 1 Dare You Leadership award 4; Declam 1, 2, 3; All School Play 1,2,3, 4; Paper 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 3; Annual 3,4. DEBORAH LAABS Track 1,2; Volleyball 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Officer 4; All State Band 3, 4; All State Orches- tra 4; Ensembles 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2, 3,4; Ensembles 2; French Horn solo 2,3,4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Perfect Attendance 2,3,4; Student of the Month 4; Music Camp 3; All School Play 1,3; Annual 3,4. BRENDA NELSON FHA 1; Track 2,3. JEROME NELSON Football 1; Basketball 2,3; Wrestling 1,4; FFA 2; Boys State Alternate 3. RANDY NELSON Track 2; FFA 3. SHANE NELSON Track 1; FFA 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Perfect Attendance 2. SUSAN OLDSON FHA 1, 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Librarian 3,4. PEGGY OSVOG Basketball 4; Track 1,2,3; Manager 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4; Alternate 3; Volleyball 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Student Council 2, 3; Class Officer 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Pep Club 4; Blue and Gold Royalty 4; Student of the Month 4; Community Scholarship 4; Librarian 4; All School Play 3; Paper 3,4; Annual 3, 4; Editor 4. WILLIAM PATERSON Football 1; Basketball manager 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; All State Chorus 4; Ensembles 3; Trom- bone solo 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1; Math Contest 1; Student of the Month 4; Boys State 3; Augie Band Festival 2; Declam 2,3,4; All School Play 2, 3, 4; Blue and Gold 2,3,4; Editor 4; Annual 4. MARY RICH Band 3,4; Ensembles 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Girls Glee 3; Paper 3; Annual 3. DOUG SEVERSON Football 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Class Officer 4; FFA 1,2,3, 4; Blue and Gold Royalty 4; Community State Bank award 4. RENEE STEFFENSEN Basketball 4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Chorus Officer 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2, 3,4; Ensembles 4; Class Officer 1; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Pep Club 4; All School Play 1. HALLIE SVIHEL Cheerleader 2, 4; Band 1, 2,3, 4; Band officer 4; Ensembles 1, 2, 3,4; Stage Band 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Girls Glee 1.2, 3,4; Ensembles 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2, 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; officer 3,4; Pep Club 4; Student of the Month 4; Girls State 3; Community Scholarship 4; Co- Valedictorian 4; All School Play 1.2, 3,4; Paper 2,3,4; Co editor 3; Annual 2, 3,4. GAIL SWENSON Track 1; Augie Band Festival 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Ensembles 1.2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1.2, 3, 4; Ensembles 3; Clarinet solo 2, 3; Student Council 3; Class Officer 1; FHA 1,2,3, 4; officer 2; Pep Club 4; Girls State 3; Music Camp 2; Community Scholarship 4; All School Play 77 2, 3, 4; Paper 2, 3, 4; Annual 2,3,4. RITA TOLZIN Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 3, 4; Ensembles 4; Chorus officer 4; FHA 2,3,4; Officer 3; Pep Club 4; Blue and Gold Royalty 4; Student of the Month 4; Ameri- can Legion Citizenship 4; D.A.R. 4; Community Scholarship 4; Librarian 3; All School Play 3,4; Paper 3, 4; Annual 2, 4. WAYNE WIENK Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1,2; Class officer 3; FFA 3,4; Blue and Gold Royalty 4. DIANE WOLKOW Track 1; Cheerleader 2,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3,4; All State Chorus Alt. 4; Ensembles 2, 3, 4; Sax solo 1, 3; Alto solo 3; Student Council 1; Class Officer 2; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Officer 2,4; Pep Club 4; Student of the Month 4; Girls State 3; Augie Band Festival 2; Music Camp 3; Declam 1, 3, 4; All School Play 1, 2, 3,4; Annual 3,4. BRENDA WOODCOCK Girls Glee 3; FHA 3. 78 DON'T QUIT When things go wrong as they sometimes will, When the road you're trudging seems all uphill, When the funds are low and the debts are high, And you want to smile, but have to sigh, When care is pressing you down a bit- Rest if you must, but don't you quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns, As every one of us sometimes learn; And many a fellow turns about When he might have won, had he stuck it out. Don't give up though the pace seems slow- You may succeed with another blow. Often the goal is nearer than It seems to a faint and faltering man; Often the struggler has given up When he might have captured the vicor's cup' And he learned too late when the night came down, How close he was to the golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out- The silver tint of the clouds of doubt, And you never can tell how close you are, It may be near when it seems far; So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit- It's when things seem worse than you mustn't quit.