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

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Top left: Is he mature enough to graduate? Top center: Getting ready for the B’s! Top right: Delwin, where’s your hat? Second row left: Working hard in Arts Crafts. Second row center: Having a good time at Pierre. Second row right: A typical day in Mr. Giebink’s class. Third row left: Ac- counting class. Third row center: Scott and Brad leading the way. Bottom left: First Aid class learns CPR. Bottom right: How can it be raining when the sun is shining.! 9

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Jane Schnell Charles Siver Delwin Smith Our days at LPHS have quickly come to an end. It seems like yesterday when we rode a bus to Erwin every day for school. The highlight of our Erwin years was when we put on a Heritage Program. As sixth graders we also were celebrating the 200th birthday of our country. When we entered high school, everyone warned us about one thing: initi- ation! People had told us all year long that we were going to get it, but most of missed it. We had a choice of what classes we wanted to take, and became involved in many different activities such as FHA, FFA, sports, music, drama, art, and publications. The highlight of our high school days had to be our Junior Prom. It was probably the toughest year, but it really brought our class together. We raised money by selling concessions, having bakesales, and raffling off a tape player. The big time finally came! The event that we had planned for a year was finally here. “Sailing Under the Stars” made the work that we had done mean something special to each of us. In our Senior year, we realized that we were actually going to leave to make a career for ourselves. Advice was given by many as to what we should do, and most of us did decide to further our education in some way. As a class we wanted to leave something that people could remember our class by. With the funds we had left over from our Junior year we had a Girls’ Sports trophy case made. We will never forget all the good times we have had, particularly in our Senior year. Shadowing, going to Pierre, State B’s, and sports will stick out in our minds for the rest of our lives. Scott Tolzin We will never forget all of the opportunities that we received or all the great people that we met throughout high school. We can walk out the front doors of our school and be very proud to know that we ahve graduat- ed from a great place. As the years pass, nothing can take the place of the memories that were built here.

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David Anderson Vickie Anderson LaDonna Fonder Becky Hesby Tim Jensen Terri Lundquist Dawn Mi kelson Paul Paterson Mark Sjolie Kristi Soward Todd Stevens Dale Virchow Connie Wienk Jody Wienk 10