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

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The Jolting Junior Class Michelle Bradwisch Jay Carlson Jo Greenhaw Greg Hesby Dan Holm Jeff Iverson Cheri Janssen Darin Johnson Richard Longville Vickie Mager Lisa Malone Paul Mobley Karen Nelson Coralee Patch Audra Sass Mike Tolzin 8

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Center: The LPHS Class of 1983 poses on the steps of the State Capitol Building in Pierre. Bottom: Senior class officers Secretary Terri Lundquist, Vice-President Vickie Anderson, Treasurer Paul Paterson, President Jody Wienk. Senior activities: David, football, wrestling, homecoming king, band, chorus, FFA, play, student council. Vickie, homecoming queen, chorus, FHA, Blue Gold. Becky, chorus, play, Blue Gold. Tim, Basketball, royalty, FFA, student council. Terri, Basket- ball, volleyball, royalty, chorus, FHA, Blue Gold. Dawn, cheer- leader, chorus, band, FHA, play, Blue Gold. Paul, basketball, royalty, chorus, FFA, play, Blue Gold. Mark, football, basket- ball, chorus, FFA. Kristi, chorus, Blue Gold. Todd, football, wrestling, band. Dale football, royalty, FFA, Blue Gold. Connie, basketball, volleyball, statistician, royalty, chorus, band FHA. Jody, basketball, volleyball, statistician, royalty, chorus. FHA. While the Class of 1983 was the big news at LPHS, there were a few other newsworthy events in the world. “ET” became the top money- making movie. Valley Girls were gagging. The NFL players went on strike. Leonid Brezhnev died. The British retook the Falkland Is- lands. Barney Clark became the first artificial heart recipient. Hamlin won the State “B”. John Mathis was found innocent of murder. Farmers signed up for the PIK program. Crazy Horse sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski died. Rudy Perpich and Bill Janklow fought a border war. Tylonol was poisoned in Chicago. And fourteen stu- dents graduated from Lake Preston High School on May 22, 1983. 7

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 Top left: Darin’s face shows the excitement of another day of school. Top center: Jeff and Au- dra represented the junior class as homecoming royalty. Top right: Junior gridders Rick, Jeff and Mike tower over the crowd. Far left: Class officers President Audra Sass, V P Jeff Iverson, Secy. Mike Tolzin, Treas. Mi- chelle Bradwisch. Left: Audra and Cheri anchored the wrestling Cheerleaders. Below: Greg was LPHS’s representative at the re- giton wrestling tournament. For the Junior class, the big event of the year is the presentation of the Prom. To afford the decorations and the band, members must work all year long at concessions. The class of 1984 managed to do this, as well as many other activities — sports, band and chorus, FFA, FHA, the all- school play, cheerleading, etc. Besides all of this activity there were World History, English, Physics, Geometry, Home Ec, Ag and Art classes to try to keep up with. As May came around, things were pretty hectic, but the ambitious students of the Class of 1984 were all ready when the time came and put on an enjoyable prom, with only a small disruption of other school business. They can now look forward to next year, when they will be the leaders at LPHS, and can sit back and watch another class work, work, work. 9