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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1987 volume:

PRESTONIAN Lake Preston High School Lake Preston, South Dakota Vol. 87 Student Life...................................... 2 Sports............................................ 8 Events........................................... 24 Organizations.................................... 36 Classes...........................................50 Index............................................ 76 Table of Contents 1 Let’s Eat! Below-Darlene Larsen is so hungry that she doesn’t use silverware. Middle-Students found time eat during Casaino Night. The most common questions asked by students are “What is for dinner?’’ and “When do we eat?” It is no surprise that the busiest place in the school is the lunch room. Pizza and Mexican food are favorites of the students and they are served on a regular basis in the lunch room. When asked about favorite pastimes, students will say watching TV, listening to music, going to movies or driving around. But while they are doing any of these things they are also likely to be eating. Below-Helen Jones serves another noon meal. 2 Student Life Mary Smith enjoys Mexican food during a dinner planned and made by the Spanish II class. Below-Elaine Jensen serves Mike Gunderson lunch. Below-Helen Jones serves tator-tot hot dish to Jadd Odegaard. Above-Todd French proudly displays the Nacho Pizza made for Spanish II. Middle right-Ronda Palmlund tries a Mexican dish during the Spanish II dinner. Right-The Sophomores enjoy dishes from around the world during a World History supper. Student Life 3 Working Hard Below left-Practice made perfect for Amy Wienk and Todd French. Below-Freshmen Tina Carlson, Marsha Ellingson, Tammy French and Shelly McMasters helped Miss Jarrett get ready for the spring concert. 4 Student Life Middle left-Cleaning dishes is hard work! Left-Oops! I guess I did it now! Above-Dar- lene Larsen and Stacey McMasters working hard during Biology. Below-Kirk Zeeck working hard; on the Sophomore float! Right-Vikki Anderson mak- ing posters for Boys Basketball. Middle-Teresa Anderson and Lisa Bratland take a break from cheerleading. Above-Cheerleaders Dana Houser, Julie Tolzin, Amy Wienk and Vikki Anderson get the crowd fired up during Coronation. Middle right-Todd French studies ideas for pos- ters at the poster party. Right-Darlene Larsen finishes her meal at the World History dinner. Student Life 5 Riding High Several students at LPHS were recognized during the past year for their achievements. Da- vid Jibben (top left) received awards for his participating in the Jamestown Math contest and the Northern State College Math Contest. He was also rec- ognized as the Outstanding stu- dent in Physics and in Senior Math. David received the Citi- zenship award from the Ameri- can Legion and he was a recipi- ent of the Presidents Academic Fitness Award. And finally, Da- vid was recognized as the Class of 87’s Salutatoriam Julie Tolzin (top right) was the Class of 87’s Valedictorian. She was also awarded the Presi- dents Academic Fitness Award. Ronda Palmlund (middle left) was recognized as the Outstand- ing Band Member for the 1986- 87 school year. She was also se- lected as an All-State Band Member for the 3rd straight year. Ronda received the Presi- dents Academic Fitness Award and was presented with the Re- gents Scholar Diploma by the State of South Dakota. Shawn Hasche (middle right) served as a page in the South Da- kota Senate this year. Her spon- ser was Senator Henry Poppen. In addition to serving as a page, Shawn was an Honor Student and the President of the Student Council. Lynne Casper (bottom left) also served as a page this year, but in the South Dakota House of Representatives. She was sponsored by Representative Dean Anderson. Lynne was an Honor Student and was also the 86-87 Homecoming Queen. Sheri Jacobsen (bottom right) was chosen as the 86-87 Kings- bury County Snow Queen. Sheri was also an Honor Student. 6 The 1987 Math Team com- peted in Northern State Math Contest in April, and they came away carrying the 1st place tro- phy. This was the second straight year that Mr. Ritter’s math teams had won the “B” di- vision at NSC Math Contest. David Jibben did an out- standing job, finishing third in the senior division behind two students from “A” schools. Ron Smith finished sixth in the Alge- bra I division. Also placing in state competi- tion was the quartet of Dana Houser, Tracy Stewart, Tammy Sheidt and Stacy Stewart. These four girls won the 1600 meter relay at the State Track Meet with a record time of 4:06.96. Stacy Stewart placed 1st and 2nd in the 100 meter and 200 meter dashes. Tracy Stew- art place 4th and 5th in the 100 and 200 meter dashes. The four girls scored 34 points at the state meet which place them 4th overall. Math Team-front row Tina Carlson, Matt Thompson, Kevin Carlson and Scott Carlson. 2nd row-Lisa Bratland, Teresa Anderson, David Jibben, Vikki Anderson and Ronda Palmlund. Back row-Dick Ritter 1600 meter relay team-Dana Houser, Tammy Scheidt, Stacy Stewart and Tracy Stewart. 7 SPORTS Top left-Sheri Jacobsen serves the ball during the Lake Preston Volleyball Tournament. Top right-Brian Carlson and Jeff Hesby take a break from the action. Left-David Hovde, sitting down on the job again! Above-Stacy Stewart hands off to Tracy Stewart at the Castlewood relays. Top left-Dawn Tolzin shoots for two against the Elkton Elks. Top right-The Divers score two more as Air Anderson slams another! Right-Darrin Suess gives the baton to Michael Anderson in the mile relay. Cheerleading Above-Boys basketball B-squad cheerleaders Darlene Larsen, Lisa Bratland, Barb Casper and Teresa Anderson. Top right-B-squad cheerleaders Lisa Bratland, Teresa Anderson and Darlene Larsen perform at a basketball game. Middle left-Dana Houser cheering at the East- ern Dakota Conference Basketball tournament. A snarl from Julie is enough to stop this basket- ball in midair. Right-Girls basketball cheerleaders Stacey McMasters, Angel Fortin, Julie Strande, Barb Casper and Caryn Ellingson. 10 Cheerleading Top-Football cheerleaders Dana Houser, Julie Tolzin, Vikki Anderson and Amy Wienk. Above-Boys basketball cheerleaders Vikki Anderson, Amy Wienk, Julie Tolzin and Dana Houser. Above-Amy and Vikki “get down” during a community pepfest after the Homecoming parade. Barb smiles at the crowd while cheering for the Divers at the Deubrook basketball game. Cheerleading 11 Football Scoreboard YVaverly-South Shore 0 38 Grant-Deuel 6 48 Elkton 0 12 Arlington 6 20 Castlewood 6 52 Willow Lake 0 6 Estelline 22 54 Deubrook 6 42 Denotes EDC conference game Seasons record 0 - 8 Divers Experience Frustrating Year The 1986 Lake Preston Diver football team had a 0 - 8 record. Un- der the direction of head coach Brian Heupel and assistant David Schmidt the Divers were in some close contests, but the final score was not in their favor. Every player worked hard and as a team, the Di- vers had a lot of determination. Offensively the Divers averaged 70.8 yards rushing per game and 79.8 yards per game passing. Indi- vidually, David Hovde led all rush- ers with 148 yards on 58 carries. Brad Easland was second with 117 yards on 80 attempts. Todd French threw 126 times and completed 42 for 620 yards. Leading receiver for the Divers was Jason Johnson as he caught the football 13 times for 256 yards. Tim Scheidt had 11 recep- tions for 143 yards. The defense was led by tackle Jay Hojer as he had 79 individual tackles and averaged 9.8 per game. Jeff Hesby had 66, Brian Carlson had 64, and Todd French had 51 tackles. Senior Jeff Hesby was chose all- Eastern Dakota Conference player and Jay Hojer received honorable mention. The team voted Jeff Hes- by most valuable, Brady Larsen most promising, Tim Scheidt most improved, and Jay Hojer as most in- spirational. Middle left-Jason Johnson runs for a big gain against the Woodchucks. Middle right-Several Divers gang tackle a Wood- chuck for no gain. Above-Inside the hud- dle, Todd French calls the next play, “Jadd, Z out; Kirk, down and across; Jeff, fly; David, Z in and around; and Scott, flare left. Everybody else, BLOCK!” Front Row: Michael Gunderson; Student Manager, Jayme Trygstad, Brian Easland, Darin Suess, David Carlson, Tim Scheidt, Jadd Odegaard, Troy Scheidt, Brady Larsen, and Blaine Nelson. Mid- dle Row: Shaun Odegaard; Student Manager, Kevin Carlson, Jason Johnson, Junior Johnson, Scott Carlson, David Hovde, Brad Easland. Matt Thompson, Tony Neu, and Chad Olson; Student Man- ager. Back Row: Assistant Coach; David Schmidt, Todd French, Kirk Zeeck, Greg Trewatha, Jay Hojer, Brian Carlson, Jeff Hesby, Don Beitelspacher, Ron Smith, and Head Coach; Brian Heupel. 12 Football Below-David Hovde eats up yardage as teammate Jeff Hesby Middle right - Junior Jason Johnson makes his move on the blocks for him against Waverly-South Shore. Woodchucks. Middle left - Divers scramble for the ball against Waverly - South Shore. Above - David Hovde and Todd French handle an Elkton Elk with the help of Scott Carlson. Right - Coach Heupel watches his Divers play. Football 13 Girls Basketball The Divers played hard dur- ing the 86-87 season, compiling a 10-12 record along the way. A highlight of the year was beating Arlington in the first round of Eastern Dakota Conference Basketball Tournament. The Divers placed second overall in that tournament, losing in the championship game to Castle- wood. The Divers placed third in the district tournament and failed to reach the region tourna- ment. Senior Dawn Tolzin lead the team with a 15 points per game average and she also pulled down 15 rebounds per game. Lynne Casper averaged 9 points a game and Stacia Wilkinson added 8 points and 11 rebounds per game. For the role Dawn played dur- ing the season she was chosen Most Valuable by her team- mates. Sophomore Teresa An- derson was chosen Most Im- proved and Most Promising. Se- nior Amy Wienk was voted Most Inspirational. The Divers were coached by Shelley Prather and Klark Thomsen. Right-Dawn Tolzin goes over two Elkton defendsers to score. Far right-Shawn Hasche puts up the ball for two points despite a hand in her face. Below- “Should I or shouldn’t I?” Lynne Casper thinks to herself. Front row-Teresa Davis, Darlene Larsen, Shelly McMasters, Marsha Ellingson, Tina Carlson and Jennifer Blachford. 2nd row-Teresa Anderson, Dana Houser, Vikki Anderson, Renae Olson, Tammy French and Renae Olson. 3rd row-Sheri Jacobsen. Julie Tolzin, Lisa Bratland, Cherrlyn Karban and Lynne Casper. Back row-Coach Klark Thomsen, Amy Wienk, Dawn Tolzin, Shawn Hasche, Stacia Wilkinson and Coach Shelley Prather. 14 Girls Basketball Above-Sheri Jacobsen shoots over a Sioux Valley defender to score two. Above-Amy Wienk comes down with a rebound for the Divers. Scoreboard Opponent we they Willow Lake 45 35 Grant-Deuel 37 42 Estelline 32 48 Iroquois 57 35 Henry 60 570T Sioux Valley 36 57 EDC Tourney Arlington 39 38 Deubrook 42 28 Castlewood 33 55 Hamlin 51 56 Deubrook 46 55 Arlington 48 61 Doland 54 52 DeSmet 50 60 Clear Lake 58 55 Howard 52 70 Rutland 57 47 Castlewood 41 61 Elkton 48 52 District Tournament Elkton 56 42 Arlington 41 49 Deubrook 60 50 denotes Eastern Dakota Conference denotes Lake Central Conference denotes both EDC and LCC Right-Teresa Anderson fights for a rebound against the Castle- wood Warriors. Below-Cherrlyn Karban takes off on a fastbreak against the Deubrook Dolphins. Left-Lisa Bratland demonstrate good technique in shooting layups. Above-Cherrlyn Karban comes down Above-Stacia Wilkinson positions her- with a rebound against the Pirates. self to get a rebound. Girls Basketball 15 Basketball Brian Carlson takes a “deep” breath before attempting a shot. “I should have been in ballet.” was the quote from David Jibben. The young Diver team had a rough season but they made many improve- ments as the year progressed. The Divers surprised many teams by playing tough for three quarters. But the inexperience would surface late in the game, prevent- ing the Divers from winning. The young Divers brought an exciting type of bas- ketball back to Lake Preston, surprising teams like Deubrook and Hamlin, who were lucky to leave Lake Preston with a win. Fan support was strong the entire year. Leaders for Coach Heupel’s team were Michael Anderson and Steve Hasche. Both Michael and Steve averaged 15.5 points and 8 rebounds per game. Leaders from the freethrow line were Kirk Zeeck, Michael Anderson and David Hovde, av- eraging 78%, 74% and 70% respectively. Individual awards went to Micheal An- derson as Most Valuable, Brian Carlson as Most Improved, Todd French as Most Inspirational and Kirk Zeeck as Most Promising. 16 Boys Basketball Back Row-Assistant Coach Klark Thompson, Michael Anderson, Todd French, Steven Hasche, Brian Carlson, Jay Hojer and Coach Brian Heupel Middle Back-Brad Easland, Kirk Zeeck. David Jibben, Tim Scheidt, David Hovde, Scott Carlson and Darrin Suess Middle Front-Stat Keeper Tammy French, Ron Smith, Kevin Carlson, Eric Casper, Tony Neu, Matt Thompson and Stat Keeper Lynne Jarrett Front Row-Jayme Trygstad, David Carlson, Brian Easland, Wade Mobley, Troy Scheidt and manager Shaun Odegaard Top Left-Michael Anderson shows us his moves. Top Middle-“Is this shooting practice or what?” Steven Hasche Top Left-“Which way did it go, which way did it go?” 22 Mi- chael Anderon, 24 Todd French Bottom Left-“If you don't think I’m going to drive, you’re crazy.” David Hovde Bottom Middle-“Just a little higher and I’ll be dunking it.” Scott Carlson Scoreboard Score Opponent We They Arlington 66 74 Elkton 72 84 Rutland 59 48 Howard 47 61 Deubrook 49 56 DeSmet 49 98 EDC Conference Tournament Elkton 50 87 Arlington 46 57 Willow Lake 61 51 Willow Lake 50 45 Castlewood 43 65 Iroquois 64 55 Hamlin 55 63 Ramona 65 61 Clear Lake 47 66 Grant Deuel 54 70 Henry 75 72 Sioux Valley 34 49 Estelline 44 58 District Tournament Deubrook 36 73 -EDC Conference -LCC Conference Season Record 6-14 Basketball 17 Volleyball Left-Amy spikes another one as Stacia gets ready to block. Be- low-Lisa Bratland gets ready to bump the ball back. 18 Volleyball 1st row-Bev Tellinghuisen, Renae Olson, Tammy French, Tina Carlson, Stacey McMasters and Pau- la Bratland. 2nd row-Dana Houser, Lisa Bratland, Dawn Tolzin, Lynne Casper, Sheri Jacobsen and Marsha Ellingson. 3rd row-Stacia Wilkinson, Amy Wienk, Julie Tolzin, Shawn Hasche, Tammy McMasters and Sonja Nelson. 4th row-Steve Salt- er, Angel Fortin, Marcia James, Barb Casper, Ronda Palmlund, Robin Dement and Coach Prath- er. Divers Experience Successful Year The 1986-87 volleyball team had a fairly successful season. The team took 3rd place in the Lake Central Conference tourney and 2nd in the Region II tour- ney. The B team had a record of 15-11. Pau- la Bratland had the highest percentage of serves with 87%. Renae Olson was a close second with 86%. Tammy French had the most ace serves with 27. Barb Casper and Paula Bratland tied for the highest percent of spikes with 70%,. As a team the girls successfully served 427 out of 563. The A team had a record of 33-38. Shawn Hasche had the highest percent- age for serves, ending up with 206 out of 219 for 94% Lynne Casper and Lisa Bratland tied for second with 193 out of 219 and 64 out of 75 respectively for a percentage of 88%,. Stacia Wilkinson had the most spikes, ending up with 92 out of 103 for 89%. Coach Steve Salter commented on the season saying “The competition was tough, but when the girls had to they gave it all they had. We had a good team but we also had a tough schedule. Second place in the Region is nothing to be ashamed of. We set our sights high, to make the State Tournament, we just came up one game short. Arlington had a good team and they went to state and got 3rd place. They represented our re- gion well. Lynne Casper received all conference for the 2nd year in a rowand was also named to the Lake Preston Invitational All Tournament Team. Amy Wienk was named Most Inspirational, Stacia Wil- kinson was Most Improved, Lisa Brat- land was chosen Most Promising and Shawn Hasche was chosen Most Valu- able. The Divers were coached by Steve Salter and Shelley Prather. Top-Barb Casper bumps the ball Middle left- Coach Salter tries to explain the game of volley- ball. Above-Tammy McMasters goes up for a killer spike. Left-“Move out of the way, Lynne, I’m hitting this ball!’’ Volleyball 19 Track Below-Junior Todd French clears another hur- dle at the region track meet. 20 Track Back row-Barb Casper, Angel Fortin, Coach Prath- Wienk, Tracy Stewart, Teresa Anderson, Julie Tol- er, Todd French, Blaine Nelson, Jayme Trygstad, zin, Renae Olson and Dana Houser. Front row- Kirk Zeeck, Brady Larsen, Michael Anderson and Tony Neu, Matt Thompson, Darrin Suess, Brad Coach Klark Thomsen. Middle row-Tammy Easland, David Hovde, Wade Mobley, Kevin Carl- Scheidt, Maria Bergan, Stacy Stewart, Amy son and Brad Easland. Divers Make Waves at State Meet On the last race of the season The Lake Preston Girls team not only won, but they set a new state record doing it! The quartet of Tammy Scheidt, Dana Hous- er, Stacy Stewart and Tracy Stewart placed first in the 1600 meter relay with a time of 4:06.96 to claim the first state record ever by a Lake Preston track team. Stacy Stewart placed 1st and 2nd in the 100 and 200 meter dashes while sister Tracy captured 4th and 5th place in the 100 and 200 meter dashes. The Divers scored 34 points at the state meet to place 4th overall in the B division. Dana Houser qualified for the State Track Meet in the 400 meter dash, but she failed to make the finals. The 800 meter relay team also qualified for the State Meet but was disqualified during the prelims. The success at the state meet was an excellent way to finish a good year for the divers. There were many hard working tracksters that helped the Divers place high in several meets. Sophomore Teresa Anderson ran a tough 1600 meter run during the year and had an excellent chance at qualifying for the state meet until an injury prevented her from run- ning late in the year. The Diver Boys showed definite improvement over last years team with strong showings from juniors Todd French and Michael Anderson, sopho- more Brad Easland and eighth grader Wade Mobley. Top-Dana hugs Tracy after winning the 1600 meter relay. Middle- Dana, Tammy, Stacy and Tracy accept the 1st place trophy for the 1600 meter relay. Above-Teresa (left) and Dana (right) run at the Lake Preston Invitational Track Meet. Tracy Stewart crosses the finish line at the state meet. Maria Bergan hands off to Tammy Scheidt. Jr. High Sports Right-Brian Easland runs around the end for a gain against the Rutland Ram- blers. Below-Blaine Nelson runs a relay. Middle right-The Jr. High Divers line up against the Ramblers defense. Bottom- Brady Larsen returns a kickoff against the Ramblers. 22 Jr. High Sports 8th grade girls basketball team. Back Front row-Stacy Stewart, Lynne Carl- row-Donna Bumann, Paula Bratland, son, Tracy Stewart and Dawn Jensen Jennifer Blachford and Sheila Jones. Below-Vicky Cass hands off during a Jr. Below-Tammy Scheidt takes the baton High track meet at Hayti. from Stacy Stewart. 7th grade girls basketball team. Back row- Manager Laura Jensen, Nikki Neu, Amy Danielson, Becky Rybak, Holly Wilkinson and manager Stephanie Valentine. Front row-Tammy Scheidt, Tracy Gates, Kim Houser, Maria Bergan, Bridget Becker and Mitzi Tolzin. Below-Preston wins again! Middle-Brid- get Becker goes in for two. Above-Amy Danielson takes the ball down the court on a fast break. Jr. High Sports 23 Left-Vikki Anderson hands out the special edition of the LP Times before the Homecoming Parade. Above-Doug Kazmerzak auctions off items during the Casino Night. EVENTS Belovv-The LPHS Marching Band in the Homecoming Parade. Jay Williams and Shelly McMasters show off the money they won at Casino Night. Middle right-Julie Tolzin looks shocked at the Prom. Below-Shelly McMasters hugs Jeff Hesby after graduation. Middle-David Brown works on a poster during a poster party. Above-Stacey McMasters and Darlene Larsen pose for a picture during Casino Night. Right-Dawn Munger and Jadd Odegaard watch as Sonja Nelson wins big at the dice table. Below-“I wonder if it is signed?” Jay Wil- liams thinks to himself. Events 25 Homecoming Don and Lynne crowned Homecoming King and Queen Don Bietelspacher and Lynne Casper were crowned King and Queen for Homecoming ’86. Other candidates for royalty were Brian Carlson, Jay Wil- liams and Jeff Hesby for King and Dawn Tolzin, Sheri Jacob- sen and Amy Wienk for Queen. The week included special dress up days which included “Identical Twin Day” and “Nerd Day”. Thursday night both coronation and the pepfest were held in the gym because of the wet weather outside. The Homecoming Parade was held Friday afternoon. The So- phomores won first prize for their float, “MASH” while the Seniors received 2nd prize for their float, “One Life to Live”. Top-King Don and Queen Lynne. Left-Don Candidates for Royalty were Amy Wienk, and Lynne fire up the crowd at the communi- Lynne Casper, Dawn Tolzin, Sheri Jacobsen, 26 Homecoming ty pepfest held after the parade. Jeff Hesby, Brian Carlson, Jay Williams and Don Bietelspacher. Junior attendents were Tim Scheidt and Vikki Anderson. Sophomore attendents were Brad Easland and Lisa Bratland. Freshman attendents were Brian Easland and Shelly Shawn Hasche presents the newly crowned McMasters. . King and Queen to the crowd at coronation. The sophomore float (upper left) won 1st prize during the parade. On the float were Keith Lund, Darrin Suess and Kevin Carlson dressed as characters from the TV show MASH. Cherrlyn Karban is shown working on the junior float(Left). Ronda Palmlund tries to put Olivia Larsen into a casket on the senior float(above). Homecoming 27 Assemblies Left-Jeff D. Heding. a magician, performed magic for both the elementary and the high school students. Below-Matt Thomp- son is immobilized by ambulance workers during a presentation on sports injuries on Awareness Day. OQ . ... .eft-The Great Schmidtlack appears Middle-Coach Klark Thomsen dances at a pepfest. Above-A -o Assemblies again. Above-The Junior High band DSC representative gives a speech on careers, plays for the Schmidtlack skit. Below-Tim Scheidt and Jay Hojer are busy putting balloons up on the bridge. Right- “Don’t you dare take a picture!” Far right “Hey dude, what’s happening?” exclaims Michael. Middle-Glen Fonder wins the bal- loon race again! Middle right-Summertime, here we come. Prom Setup “This sure is hard work!” sighs Todd French as he lies down for a nap. “How is this?” asks Michael. Right-“Supervising is sure hard work,” thinks Jadd. Far right-“How many more bal- Prom Setup 29 loons do we need?” Prom Wish Upon A Star Below-Angel Fortin and Lisa Tvinnereim sit back and enjoy the Prom. Right-Brad Easland and Stacia Wilkinson kept everyone hopping on the dance floor. 30 Prom Middle left-Tim Scheidt and Teresa Anderson keep an eye out for Brad and Stacia while they dance. Middle-Jon Casper enjoys himself during the Prom. Middle right- Lisa Bratland and Shawn Hasche rate the guys. Left-Dawn Tolzin looking for a dance partner. Above Todd and Amy cuddle. Below-Caryn Ellingson flashes a smile at the camera. Middle left-Freshmen Tammy French and Shaun Odegaard enjoy their first Prom. Middle-David Hovde and Dana Below-Caryn Ellingson and Tony Neu Houser “talk” in the back of the room. dance the night away. Above-Who said “Three is a Crowd?” Middle right-Angel Fortin gets “down” to the music. Right-Teresa Anderson and Candy Johnson pose for the camera. Prom 31 1987 Prom Top Left-Jeff Hesby gives us “Double Wammy”. Top Right-Michele Gunderson won the grand prize at the 1987 prom casino night. The grand prize was a stereo. Sonja Nelson won second prize, which was a TV; Stacey McMasters won third prize, a telephone clock radio. Above-Candy Johnson takes Bob Bode for another 5 thou. Middle-Brad Easland enjoys some of the food while playing bingo. Middle right-Michele says, “I can’t believe I won it.” After winning the grand prize. Right- Tim takes another drink at the auction. 32 Casino Night Casino Night Top Left-Tim and Jadd sign up for the grand prize at casino night. Top right-Some of the prizes that were sold at the auction. Middle left-Here is Bev Tellinghuisen while playing bingo. Middle-Caryn Ellingson tells her brother-in-law to pay up. Bot- tom left-Angel Fortin buying something again. Bottom right-“The Three Stooges”. Casino Night 33 Graduation Long Awaited Day Arrives! Baccalaureate Processional...Eunice Hesby and Lynne Jarrett Opening Hymn No. 567 ............................. Audience “God of Our Fathers” Invocation................................... Amy Wienk Music........................................ Swing Choir “Reach the Mountains” Scripture Readings Jeremiah 1:4-10........... Jay Williams II Timothy 4:1-8............................ Olivia Larsen Matthew 3:1-12................................Kim Longville Hymn No. 486 ..................................... Audience “Spirit of God” The Class of 1987 took their last walk of high school on May 24. Honor awards were presented by Supt. Mark Froke. Ronda Palmlund received the Regents Diploma. David Jibben and Julie Tol- zin were recognized as Salutatorian and Valedicto- rian. Keynote speaker, Dan Christopherson, spoke to the class on being yourself and looking for num- ber one. Principal Paul Nelson presented the class of 1987 to the audience as Ed Wilkinson, Chairman of the Board of Education, presented the diplomas. The Senior class sang a musical selection enti- tled “That’s What Friends Are For.” Also, Caryn Ellingson and Amy Wienk sang a song called “Friends.” Prayer.................................. Pastor Bill Moser United Church of Christ The Lord’s Prayer Hymn No. 415................................. Audience Benediction....................... Pastor David Grindberg Recessional................. Eunice Hesby and Lynne Jarrett Above right-Julie Tolzin gives Teresa Anderson some last minute advice on how to drive teachers crazy. Above-Brad Easland and Scott Carlson help Amy Wienk as she takes her final steps at LPHS. 34 Graduation Front row-Lisa Brown, Lynne Casper, Julie ment, Sonja Nelson, Beverly Tellinghuisen, Tolzin, Shawn Hasche, Dawn Tolzin, Olivia and Brandon Karban. Back Row-Jeff Hes- Larsen, Amy Wienk, and Caryn Ellingson. by. David Jibben, Jon Casper, Brian Carl- Middle row-Mike Strande, Tammy son, Jay Williams, Doug Brown, and Greg McMasters, Sheri Jacobsen, Kim Trewatha. Longville, Ronda Palmlund. Robin De- Sermon ...... Pastor David Grindberg North Preston Lutheran Church Whitewood Lutheran Church Commencement Top-Lisa Brown receives a congratulation hug from Kay Osvog. Lynne Casper looks ahead in anticipation. Jon Casper and Brian Carlson are all smiles as they are being congratulated. Processional............. Kathy Hansen and Lynne Jarrett “Pomp and Circumstance” Invocation......................... Pastor David Valentine Assembly of God Church Presentation of Honor Awards................... Mark Froke Superintendent, Lake Preston Schools Salutatory Address............................ David Jibben Presentation of Eigth Grade........................... Paul Nelson Principal, LPHS Valedictory Address............................Julie Tolzin Musical Selection..............................Senior Class “That’s What Friends Are For” Introduction of Speaker........................ Mark Froke Keynote Address........................ Dan Christopherson KXRB Radio Announcer Presentation of Class of 1987 .................. Paul Nelson Presentation of Diplomas...................Edward Wilkionson President, Board of Education Musical Selection........................ Members Senior Class Friends” Benediction......................... Pastor David Valentine Recessional................ Kathy Hansen and Lynne Jarrett “War March of the Priests” Graduation 35 ORGANIZATIONS Top-The LPHS Marching Band at Brookings for Hobo Day. Middle left-Amy Wienk works at the Pep Club poster party. Middle right-Todd French and Amy Wienk did an excellent job in the play “Rest Assured”. Above-Amy, Todd, Kim and Julie practice their lines as Lisa Bratland watches. Below-Mrs Hansen directs the pep band at the district tournament. Middle-The Jr. High choir performs at the Christmas concert. Below right-The Swing Choir had a great year, performing in concerts and placing second in a contest at Aberdeen. Bottom-David Jibben holds his head at the appearance of Dawn Munger. Organizations 37 3-Act Play ---- Rest Assured Mr. Morlock......................... David Jibben Mrs. Morlock.............. Vikki Anderson Mary.......................... Amy Wienk Jessica................. Stacia Wilkinson Mildred.......................Julie Tolzin Joe Lanconi................. Todd French Luigi Lanconi........................ Jadd Odegaard Martha............................... Lisa Bratland Lucifer..................... Tim Scheidt Miss Akers.................. Lisa Bratland George Plew................. David Brown Mrs. Schmaltz........................ Dawn Munger Dr. Brown................. Caryn Ellingson Miss Black.................. Dana Houser Jake...................... Tammy French Mrs. Frinck........................... Kim Mitchell Jessica (Stacia Wilkinson) acts as an official when Mr. Morlock and Mr. Luconi (David and Jadd) get into a fight. As a ghost that none can see or hear, Mr. Morlock watches as Dr. Brown (Caryn Ellingson) makes a pass at Mrs. Morlock. (Vikki Ander- son) “You’re outta here!” yells Mr. Morlock (David Jibben) at Luigi Lanconi. (Jadd Odegaard) 38 3-Act Play “Did you forget your hammer again?” asks Caryn Ellingson. Far left - Everyone looks on as Mr. Morlock suffers his terrible stomach pains. Left - Mary and Joe (played by Amy Wienk and Todd French) discuss their plans of mar- riage. Middle left - Lucifer, played by Tim Scheidt, tells Mr. Morlock that his time has come. Below - Mrs. Morlock gives Mary and Joe her blessing to get married. Middle left - Morlock, Mr. Lanconi, and Mrs. Lanconi discuss their life after they died. “I’m so confused.” Above left - “Your father was such a nice man” says Mrs. Frinck, played by Kim Mitchell. 3-Act Play 39 One-act Play J JUVIE Andrew Ann Announcer Hank Policeman Jane Jean Pinky Skip Sonny Middle right (back row)-Jadd Odegaard, Amy Wienk, Tim Scheidt, Todd French and Olivia Larsen. Front row-David Jibben, Julie Tolzin, Vikki Anderson and Caryn Ellingson. Bottom right-At the one-act play contest in Huron Julie Tolzin won the award for Best Support- ing Actress and Olivia Larsen won an award for Best Actress. 40 One-act Play 1st row-Kathy Verhey, Caryn Ellingson, Barb Casper and Julie Strande. 2nd row-Mrs Iverson, Donnette Heitmann, Marsha Ellingson, Tina Carlson, Kristi Beer, Shelly McMasters, Ronda Palmlund, Bev Tellinghuisen, Kim Mitchell, Connie Dyrdahl, Sandi Lolling and Lisa Tvinner- eim. 3rd row-Tammy French, Dawn Munger, Olivia Lar- sen, Stacia Wilkinson, Lisa Bratland, Candy Johnson, Son- ja Nelson, Teresa Davis, Renae Olson and Angel Fortin. Ij T T A 4th row-Stacey McMasters, Darlene Larsen and Robin De- J7 _L JL ii ment. FFA Above-The head table at the FFA ban- quet. Left-Scott Carlson, Kevin Carlson, Brad Easland and Mr. Stewart finish eating before the meeting begins. FHA FFA 41 Below-Teresa Davis, Vikki Anderson and Dana Houser receive an explanation on what they will be doing at Girls State. Girls and Boys State Left-Girls State candidates Dana Houser, Mary Smith (alter- 49 Oirk nnH Rovq StatP nate), Teresa Davis and Vikki Anderson. Boys State candidates Y (right) were Todd French, Jay Hojer and Michael Anderson. Student Council Has Busy Year The Student Council had a busy year. The first big event was Homecoming. A new addi- tion made this year was the se- lection of Junior Attendants from the first grade. This has not been included in the Homecoming Coronation for many years. The Student Council also purchased new crowns for next year and are having new robes made for the King, Queen and Junior At- tendants.The Student Council also put on a Christmas Ball for the High School in Decem- ber. Money raised was given to the Community Scolarship Fund. Shawn Hasche-Student Council Pres. Student Council Officers President.......... Shawn Hasche Vice-president.... Vikki Anderson Secretary.......... Darlene Larsen Treasurer......... Mike Gunderson Senior Reps................. Jay Williams Ronda Palmlund Junior Rep....... Stacia Wilkinson Sophomore Rep.... Teresa Anderson Freshman Rep........ Brian Easland Advisor............... Paul Nelson Back row-Ronda Palmlund, Vikki Anderson, Ter- esa Anderson, Stacia Wilkinson and Brian Eas- land. Front row-Jay Williams, Darlene Larsen and Mike Gunderson. Student Council 43 Band Below-LPHS Jazz Band. Front row-Wade Mobley, Cherrlyn Karbon and Tammy McMasters. 2nd row-Michael Anderson, Brad Easland, Jay Hojer, David Hovde and Renae Olson. 3rd row-Sheila Jones, Stacia Wilkinson and Teresa Anderson. Back row- Scott Carlson, Julie Tolzin, Sheri Jacobsen and Ronda Palmlund. Left-Lisa Bratland leads the band through the Homecoming parade. Front row-Donna Bumann, Dawn Jensen, Stacy Stewart, Jennifer Blachford, Annette McMasters, Tammy French, Sheri Jacobsen, Lisa Bratland, Caryn Ellingson and Ronda Palm- lund. 2nd row-Julie Tolzin, Lynne Carlson, Marsha Ellingson, Paula Bratland, Tracy Stewart, Tammy McMasters, Chad Olson, Corey Tvinnereim, Wade Mobley and Cherrlyn Karban. 3rd row-Renae Olson, Brad Easland, Bev Tellinghuisen, Jay Hojer, David Hovde, Michael Ander- 44 Band son’ Matt Thompson, Sheila Jones, Stacia Wilkinson and Teresa Anderson. Back row-David Brown, Tina Carlson, Scott Carlson, Barb Casper and Shelly McMasters. Below-LPHS band marching in the Hobo Day parade. Middle- Caryn Ellingson and Ronda Palmlund playing in the EDC band Middle-David Hovde marching during the Homecoming parade, festival in Lake Preston. Bottom-Darlene Larsen performs her routine during the parade. Band 45 Flag girls Darlene Larsen and Stacey McMasters(front) and Candy Johnson, Robin Dement, Kristi Beer and Kim Mitchell. L ' Chorus Front row-Shelly McMasters, Dana Houser, Amy Wienk, David Brown, Tim Scheidt, David Carlson, Julie Tolzin, Stacey McMasters, Darlene Larsen, Bev Tellinghuisen and Caryn El- lingson. Middle row-Marsha Ellingson, Lisa Tvinereim, Don- nette Heitmann, Tammy French, Todd French, Jay Hojer, Greg Trewatha. Teresa Anderson. Lisa Bratland. Dawn Munger, Ter- esa Davis, Angel Fortin and Miss JarrettBack row-Kim Mitch- ell, Renae Olson, Vikki Anderson, Shawn Odegaard, Brad Eas- land, Brian Carlson, Steve Hasche, Michael Anderson, David Jibben, Jason Johnson, Jadd Odegaard, Stacia Wilkinson and Sonja Nelson. 46 The LPHS Swing Choir, “A Touch Of Class”, performs during the Christmas concert. Members of “A Touch Of Class”-Back row-David Jibben, Todd French, Steve Hasche, Brian Carlson and Scott Carlson. 3rd row-Tina Carlson, Marsha Ellingson, Amy Wienk, Sisa Brat- land and Caryn Ellingson. 2nd row-David Brown, David Carl- son, Tim Scheidt, Michael Anderson and Jadd Odegaard. Front row-Dana Houser, Shelly McMasters, Vikki Anderson, Julie Tolzin, Teresa Anderson and Cherrlyn Karban. Above-The Swing Choir performs at the spring concert. Right- 47 The mixed chorus sings during the Christmas concert. Prestonian --------------Staff Editors........................ Shawn Hasche and Dana Houser Assistant Editor................................ Vikki Anderson Sports Editor........................................Todd French Photographers.................. Ronda Palmlund, Matt Thompson, Barb Casper, Candy Johnson, Julie Strande and Dawn Munger. Art............................................. Mike Gunderson Staff................................ Lynne Casper, Julie Tolzin, Amy Wienk, Caryn Ellingson, Teresa Davis, Marsha Ellingson, Tammy French and Kristi Beer Above-Vikki and Dana made some final marks on the production chart after the annual was finished. Right-Kristi and Candy work on layouts the last day of school. Lower right-Vikki and Dana fin- ish the last layout. Editor Shawn Hasche types copy onto the computor. 48 Prestonian Coeditors Kathy Verhey (left) and Michele Gunderson (right). Blue and Gold Staff Editors............. Kathy Verhey and Michele Gunderson Sports Editor..............................Todd French Sports Reporters..............Tim Scheidt and Amy Wienk Circulation Manager.....................Robin Dement Photographers......... Lynne Casper and Ronda Palmlund Typists................... Lynne Casper, Shawn Hasche, Julie Tolzin, Kathy Verhey Reporters................... Lisa Brown, Shawn Hasche, Robin Dement, Mary Smith, Amy Wienk and Stacia Wilkinson Advisor................................. Denise Haisch Kathy (middle left) and Michele (middle right) Robin Dement, Tim Scheidt, Amy Wienk and work on paste up before a deadline. Blue and Julie Tolzin. Front row-Kathy Verhey, Michele Blue and Gold 49 Gold Staff (Above) back row-Ronda Palmlund, Gunderson, Denise Haisch and Todd French. CLASSES Top-Jay Williams and Brandon Karbon clean up the kitchen. Middle-Todd Fench shows off his Spanish pizza. Left-Dawn Tolzin ex- presses her opinion in Government. Candy Johnson is bored again! Top-Jennifer Blachford works in Science. Brian Carlson works on his term paper in the library. Kim Houser looks up from studying. Mary Smith and Caryn Ellingson enjoy the food at the Mexican Supper.(Below) Caryn Ellingson drops off hooks at her locker. Above-Brad Easland does his famous Larry Guischer imitation. Middle right-Stacey McMasters glances up from her English. Renae Olson and Barb Casper listen to Miss Classes 51 Haisch in English. Administration Supt. Mark Froke Principal Paul Nelson with secretary Clara Nelson. Elementary Principal Monte Scheel with 2nd grade teacher Linda Leon- hart. Jewel Jannsen Business Manager Computer Science Betty Wienk Secretary Helen Nelson Library Aid 52 Administration Faculty Jan Belden Special Education Denise Haisch English II, III, IV Creative Writing Play Director Kathy Hansen Instrumental Music Brian Heupel Typing I II Accounting I II General Business Head Football Head Basketball Linda Iverson 7th Geography 8th American History World History American History Jr. High Girls Basketball Natalie Iverson Advanced Clothing Marriage Family Personal Living Advanced Foods Home Ec. I II Lynne Jarrett Vocal Music Laurie Phillips Art Faculty 53 Faculty Shelley Prather 7th 8th Math P.E. Head Girls Basketball Asst. Girls VB and Track Jr. High Girls Volleyball Dick Ritter Algebra I II Geometry Senior Math General Math David Schmidt 7th 8th Science Physical Science Biology Physics Jr. High and Asst. Football Tim Stewart Vo-Ag I, II III FFA Cheryl Tangen Librarian Klark Thomsen P.E. Drivers Education Asst. Boys and Girls Basketball Head Track Patty Townsend 7th, 8th 9th English Spanish I II Oral Interp. Connie Tucker Counselor 54 Faculty Staff Left-Custodians Eldon and Peggy Sow- ard. Middle left-Busdrivers Quentine Ander- son, David Casper, Gordon Salter and Clayton Jensen. Below-Janitors Charles White, Pat Doescher, Quentine Anderson and Peggy Soward. Above-Cooks Ardell Tolzin, Helen Jones, Above-Ardell Tolzin and Lori Jensen wash Elaine Jensen and Lori Jensen. up after lunch. Staff 55 K-lst Front row-Amber Boyd, Amanda Muser, Nathan Bell, Cody Menzel, Brandon Gates and Josey Durham. Middle row-Patsy Nelson, Paul Kazmerzak, Kandi Smith, Jonathan Olson, Corrie Vedvei, Kasey Bjorklund, Jeffery Woodcock and Jason Odegaard. Back row-Amanda Johnson, Monica Wellnitz, Candice Petersen, Stephanie Zeeck, Kandi Douscher, Cody Fortin Justin Odegaard and Marcus Merritt. Front row-MarkJensen, Brad Olson, Peter Holland, Christina Lolling, Amber Nelson and Cassey Palmlund. Middle row-Josh- ua Anderson, Adam Sorenson, Trudy Wastweet, Matthew Jen- sen, Trina Nelson, Lisa Nopens and Robin Nelson. 56 Elementary Back row-Mrs. Warne, Nathan Sanderson, Michael Malone, Annie McGuire, Jennifer Nelson, Amber Muser, John Blach- ford and Tim Steffenson. Missing-Matthew Muser. Front row-Stacy Buer, Troy Nystrom, Tashia Tucker, Laura Houser, Marie Norgaard, Jus- tin Vincent and Raymond Bickett. Middle row-Mrs. Leonhart, Tami Anderson, Teri Wil- liams, Shanna Southwick, Mike Warner, Jacque Gullickson, Tonya Davis and Jeremy Woodcock. Back row-Jackie Stewart, Dan Heinzerling, Ronni Albert, Bridget Gutzmer, Staci Smith, Katie Rybak, Joey Carlson, April Zeeck and Rick Nelson. 2nd 3rd Front row-Kayelenn Danielson, Khristy Mogler, Jessica Wood- cock, Tiffany Davis, Jeremy Olson, Tim Neu and Monica An- derson. Middle row-Dylan Wilde, Becky Lolling, Jacob Nelson, Koreen Bjorklund, Shannon Muser, Angela Munger, Toni Anderson and Ben Hauck. Back row-Marla Phelps, Marcia Olson, Crsytal Penn, Richard Hookie, Tony Jensen, Sam Bell, Adam Norgaard, Jackie Tolzin, Jenny Nopens and Michele Ol- son. Elementary 57 4th 5th Back row-Mrs. Olson, Dustin Suess, Steve Carlson, Justyn Hauck, Robbie Hasche, Shannon Gutzmer, LaRen Dahl, Michelle Odegaard, DeeAnn Fonder and Sarah Wastweet. Front row-Chad Malone, J.P. Nesseim, Kelly Wikinson, Shawn Danielson, Patrick Steffenson, Erin Wilkinson, Sarah Jensen and Richie Gates. Back row-Jeremy Southwick, Bill Tellinghuisen, Johnny Vin- Front row-Danny Gunderson, Jerrod Bergan, Teresa Olson, cent, Rhonda Neu, Tara Zeeck, Andrea Scheel, Nicole McMast- Lisa Warner, Kim Johnson, Jennifer Gullickson, Angela Jensen ers and Jeremy Smith. and Jay Albert. 58 Elementary Back row-Tawnya Fortin, Angela Hasche, Keith Carlson, Lisa Blachford, Sara Mobley, Ve- ronica Dahl, Josh Odegaard, Terra Reichman, Mr Scheel and Bruce Easland. Front row- Betsy Thompsen, Mechell Eisner, Tanya Holland, Wayne Ellingson, Jon McMasters, Kris- lyn Carlson, Rebecca Anderson and Nohemy Baltodano. 6th Keith Carlson, Bruce Easland and Wayne Ellingson look through books in the library(left). Lisa Blachford drives to the basket during the Lake Preston Tournament. Elementary 59 7th Aron Bickett Doug Bumann Eric Casper Vicky Cass Amy Danielson Tracy Gates Kim Houser Laura Jensen Craig Moser Heath Nopens Nikki Neu Becky Rybak Tammy Scheidt Mitzi Tolzin Stephanie Valentine Holly Wilkinson 60 Junior High Tracy Gates daydreams during class(Left). Kim Houser and Tracy Gates looked at the camera as the float passed by during the homecoming parade. EIGHTH Jennifer Blachford Paula Bratland Donna Bumann Lynne Carlson Darla Jensen Dawn Jensen Sheila Jones Wade Mobley Geramie Norgaard Chad Olson Stacy Stewart Tracy Stewart Corey Tvinnereim Derek Vice Far left-Wade Mobley performs during an assembly. Left-Paula Bratland takes the ball to the hoop during a Basketball game. Above-Wade Mobley and Chad Olson march in the band during the Homecoming Parade. Junior High 61 Freshman Tina Carlson Amy Cecil Tony Davis Brian Easland Marsha Ellingson Tammy French Mike Gunderson Donnette Heitmann Junior Johnson Brady Larsen Shelly McMasters Blaine Nelson Tony Neu Shaun Odegaard Troy Scheidt Ron Smith Matt Thompson Scott Thompson Jayme Trygstad Kirk Zeeck 62 Freshman David Brown(left) and Tammy French(above) take a break during personal living. Far left-Kirk Zeeck dumps the ball be- fore he gets sacked in a Junior High foot- ball game. Left-Tammy French spikes the ball during a volleyball match. Blaine Nelson and Tony Neu work with pulleys during physical science as do Marsha Ellingson and Tina Carlson. Far left-Freshman members of the swing choir were Tina Carlson, Marsha Ellingson, David Brown, David Carlson and Shelly McMasters. Left-Tina Carlson stops studying to pose for the camera. Above-Donnette Heitmann and Jayme Trygstad work together as lab partners in science. Freshman 63 Sophomores Teresa Anderson Lisa Bratland Kevin Carlson Scott Carlson Barb Casper Brad Easland Steve Hasche David Hovde Angel Fortin Candy Johnson Darlene Larsen Sandy Lolling Keith Lund Stacey McMasters Dawn Munger Renae Olson Julie Strande Darrin Suess Lisa Tvinnereim Missing-Marcia James Far Left-Julie and Barb “trying” to act innocent. Below-Teresa Anderson puts one up against Sioux Valley. Above-Angel Fortin, today L.P.H.S. an- nual, tomorrow ??? Above Left-Brad East of the Land, The return of Dewey. Left-“Hey David, what is this?” replied Steven. Sophomores 65 Juniors Michael Anderson Vikki Anderson Teresa Davis David Dement Connie Dyrdahl Glenn Fonder Todd French Michele Gunderson Jay Hojer Dana Houser Jason Johnson Cherrlyn Karban Annette McMasters Kim Mitchell Jadd Odegaard Lori Fateh Tim Scheidt Mary Smith Kathy Verhey Stacia Wilkinson Left - Teresa Davis decorating for prom. Far Left- Diver street gang establishing their turf. 66 Juniors Top Left- “Cheese!” says Cherrlyn Kar- ban. Top right- “Hey! Did you see that guy over there?” Middle Left- Michael Anderson pulls down another rebound. Middle Right- “Raise your hands if you’re sure.” Bottom Left- “Get outta here!” says Tim Scheidt. Bottom Right - “I can’t believe we’re finished.” Juniors 67 Seniors Brian Carlson Class Officers President.......................... Tammv McMasters Vice President.......................... Jeff Hesby Secretary-Treasurer............... Don Beitelspacher Student Council President ..............Shawn Hasche Student Council Representives..... Ronda Palmlund •Jay Williams •Jon Casper enjoys himself during the Prom banquet. Jon Casper Lynne Casper 68 Seniors Robin Dement Caryn Etlingson Shawn Hasche Seniors 69 Brandon Karban Olivia Larsen Kim Longville Tammy McMasters Kneeling - Doug Brown. David Jibben, Mike Strande, Jay Williams, Brandon Karban, Jeff Hesby, and Jon Casper. Second row - Brian Carlson, Sheri Jacob- sen, Tammy McMasters, Amy Wienk, Robin Dement. Caryn Ellingson, Lisa Brown, Kim Longville. Olivia Larsen, Ronda Palmlund, and Sonja Nelson. Back row - Lynne Casper, Julie Tolzin, Dawn Tolzin, and Shawn Hasche. 70 Seniors Mike Strande -Julie Tolzin CLASS MOTTO “The Greater Thing In Life Is Not So Much Where We Stand, As In What Direction We Are Going.” Seniors 71 Senior Trip Right-Dawn Tolzin, Tammy McMasters, Julie Tolzin and Brian Carlson listen to Mr. Nelson before the tour starts. Below-Chaperone Lynn Hasche takes ch arge of Mike Strande, Bran- don Karbon, Jon Casper, Don Bietelspacher, Jay Williams and Brian Carlson in the capitol building. Bottom-What is Kim Longville up to? Front row-Caryn Ellingson, Lisa Brown, Kim Longville, Don Bietelspacher and Ronda Palmlund. 2nd row-Robin Dement, Julie Tolzin, Shawn Hasche, Dawn Tolzin, Olivia Larsen and Bev Tellinghuisen. 3rd row-Sonja Nelson, Brandon Karbon, Lynne Casper, Tammy 72 Senior Trip McMasters, Amy Wienk and Sheri Jacobsen. 3th row-Jay Williams, Mike Strande, Jon Cas- per and Brian Carlson. Back row-Greg Trewatha, Jeff Hesby, Doug Brown and David Jibben. Left-Sonja, Ronda and Bev pose during a tour break. Middle left-Everybody stands around waiting for the tour to continue. Miles of smiles from Robin De- ment, Sonja Nelson, Sheri Jacobsen and Caryn Ellingson. Blow-Bev Tellinghui- sen enjoys the trip to Pierre. Bottom- Don Bietelspacher and Greg Trewatha ponder the plight of the state govern- ment. Senior Trip 73 Memories 74 ens na A Anderson, Michael 9,16.17,20,21,42,44,46, 47, 66, 67 Anderson, Quentine 55 Anderson, Teresa 5, 7, 10, 14, 15, 20, 21, 30, 31, 34, 43, 44, 46, 47, 64, 75 Anderson, Vikki 5, 7,11,14, 24, 27, 38, 40, 42, 43, 46, 47, 48, 66 B Baltodono, Rodrigo 60 Becker, Bridget 23 Beer, Kristi 41, 45, 48, 62 Bcitclspachcr, Don 12, 26, 68, 72, 73 Belden, Jan 53 Bergan, Maria 20, 21, 23, 60 Bickett, Aron 60 Blachford, Jennifer 14, 20, 22, 44, 50, 61 Bratland, Lisa 5, 7, 10, 14, 15, 18, 19, 27, 30, 38, 41, 44. 46, 47, 64, 74 Bratland, Paula 18, 19, 22, 44, 61 Brown, David 25, 38, 44, 46, 47, 62, 63 Brown, Doug 34, 68, 70, 72, 74 Brown, Lisa 34, 35, 49, 68, 70, 72 Bumann, Donna 22, 44, 61 Bumann, Doug 60 c Carlson, Brian 8, 12, 16, 26, 34, 46, 47, 50, 68, 70, 72 Carlson, David 12, 16, 46, 47, 62, 63 Carlson. Kevin 7, 12, 16, 20, 27, 41, 64, 75 Carlson, Lynne 22, 44, 61 Carlson, Scott 7, 12, 13, 16, 17, 34, 41,44. 47, 64, 75 Carlson, Tina 4, 7, 14, 18, 41, 44, 47, 62, 63 Casper, Barb 10, 18, 19, 20, 41, 44, 48, 51, 64 Casper, David 55 Casper, Eric 16, 60 Casper, Jon 30, 34, 35, 68, 70, 72, 74 Casper, Lynne 6, 14, 18,19, 26, 34, 35, 48, 49, 68, 70, 72, 74 Cass, Vicky 23, 60 Cecil, Amy 62 D Danielson, Amy 23, 60 Davis, Teresa 14, 41, 42, 46, 48, 66 Davis, Tony 62 Dement, David 66 Dement, Robin 18, 34, 41, 45, 49, 69, 70, 72, 73, 74 Doescher, Pat 55 Dyrdahl, Connie 41, 66 E Easland, Brad 12,16, 20, 21, 27,30,32,34, 41, 44, 46, 51, 64 Easland, Brian 12, 16, 20, 22, 27, 43, 62 Ellingson, Caryn 10, 31, 33, 34, 38, 40, 41, 44, 45, 46, 47. 48, 51, 69, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75 Ellingson, Marsha 4, 14, 18, 41,44, 46,47, 62, 63 F Fonder, Glenn 29, 66 Fortin, Angel 10, 18, 20, 30, 31, 33, 41, 46. 64 French, Tammy 4, 14, 16, 18, 19, 31, 38, 41, 44. 46, 48, 62, 63 French, Todd 3, 4, 5, 12, 13, 16, 17, 20, 21, 29, 36, 38, 39, 40, 42, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 66 Froke, Mark 34, 52 G Gates, Tracy 23, 60 Gunderson, Michele 32, 49, 66 Gunderson, Mike 3, 12, 43, 48, 62, 76 H Haisch, Denise 49, 53 Hansen, Kathy 37, 53 Hasche, Shawn 6, 14,18,19, 27, 30,34,48,49, 69, 70, 72 Hasche, Steven 16, 17, 46, 47, 64 Heitmann, Donnette 41, 46, 62, 63 Hcsby, Jeff 8, 12, 13, 25, 26, 32, 34, 69, 70, 72 , 75 Heupel, Brian 12, 13, 16, 53 Hojer, Jay 12, 16, 29, 42, 44, 46, 66 Houser, Dana 5, 7, 10, 11, 14, 18, 20, 21, 31, 38, 42, 46, 47, 48, 66, 75 Houser, Kim 23, 50, 60 Hovde, David 8, 12, 13, 14, 16. 17, 20, 31, 44, 45, 64 I Iverson, Linda 53 Iverson, Natalie 41, 53 J Jacobsen, Sheri 6, 8, 14. 18, 26, 34, 44, 69,70, 72, 73 James, Marcia 18, 64 Jannsen, Jewel 52 Jarrett, Lynne 16, 46, 53, 74 Jensen, Clayton 55 Jensen, Darla 61 Jensen, Dawn 22, 44, 61 Jensen, Elaine 55 Jensen, Laura 23, 60 Jensen, Lori 55 Jibben, David 6, 7, 16, 34, 37, 38, 40. 46, 47. 69, 70, 72 Johnson, Candy 31, 32, 41, 45, 48, 50, 64, 74 Johnson, Jason 12, 13, 46, 66 Johnson, Junior 12, 62 Jones, Helen 55 Jones, Sheila 22. 44, 61 K Karban, Brandon 34, 50, 70, 72 Karban, Cherrlyn 14, 15, 27, 44, 47, 66, 67 L Larsen, Brady 12, 20, 22, 62 Larsen, Dariene 2, 4, 5, 10, 14, 25, 41, 43, 45, 46, 64, 75 Larsen, Olivia 27, 34, 40, 41, 70, 72 Lolling, Sandi 41, 64 Longvillc, Kim 34, 70, 72 Lund, Keith 27, 64 M McMasters, Annette 44, 66 McMasters, Shelly 4,14, 24,25, 27,41,44, 46, 47, 62, 63, 74 McMasters, Stacey 4, 10, 18, 25, 32, 41, 45, 46, 64, 75 McMasters, Tammy 18, 19, 34, 44, 70, 72 Mitchell, Kim 38, 39, 41, 45, 46, 66 Mobley, Wade 16, 20, 21, 44, 61 Moser, Craig 60 Munger, Dawn 25, 37, 38, 41, 46, 48, 64, 74 N Nelson, Blaine 12, 20, 22, 62, 63 Nelson, Helen 52 Nelson, Paul 34, 52, 72 Nelson, Sonja 18. 25, 32, 34,41.46, 69, 70, 72, 73, 75 Neu, Nikki 23, 60 Neu, Tony 12, 16, 20, 31, 62, 63 Nopcns, Heath 60 Norgard, Gcramie 61 o Odegaard, Jadd 12, 25, 38, 40, 46, 47, 66 Odegaard, Shaun 12, 16, 31, 46, 62 Olson, Chad 12, 44, 61 Olson, Renae 14, 18, 19, 20, 41, 44, 46, 51, 64 P Palmlund, Ronda 3,6,7,18,27, 34,41, 43,44, 45, 48, 49, 70, 72, 75 Patch, Lori 66 Phillips, Laurie 53 Prather, 18 Prather, Shelley 14, 18, 19, 20, 54 R Ritter, Dick 7, 54 Rybak, Becky 23, 60 s Salter, Gordon 55 Salter, Steve 18, 19 Scheel, Monte 52 Scheidt, Tammy 7, 20, 21, 23, 60, 75 Scheidt, Tim 12, 16, 27, 29, 30, 38, 39, 40, 46, 47 , 49, 66, 67 Scheidt, Troy 12, 16, 62 Schmidt, David 12, 54 Smith, Mary 2, 42, 49, 51, 66 Smith, Ron 12, 16, 62 Soward, Peggy 55 Stewart, Mr. 41 Stewart, Stacy 7, 8, 20, 21, 22, 23, 44, 61, 75 Stewart, Tim 54 Stewart, Tracy 7, 8, 20, 21, 22, 44, 61, 75 Strande, Julie 10, 41, 48, 64 Strande, Mike 34, 70, 71, 72 Suess, Darrin 9, 12, 16, 20, 27, 64 T Tangen, Cheryl 54 Tellinghuisen, Beverly 18, 33, 34, 41, 44, 46, 71, 72, 73 Thompson, Matt 7, 12, 16, 20, 28, 44, 48, 62, 75 Thompson, Scott 62 Thomsen, Klark 14, 16, 20, 28, 54 Tolzin, Ardcll 55 Tolzin, Dawn 9, 14, 18, 26, 30, 34, 50, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75 Tolzin, Julie 5, 6, 11, 14, 18, 20, 24, 34, 38, 40, 44, 46, 47, 48, 49, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75 Tolzin, Mitzi 23, 60 Townsend, Patty 54 Trewatha, Greg 12, 34, 46, 71, 72, 73 Trygstad, Jaymc 12, 16, 20, 62, 63 Tucker, Connie 54 Tvinnereim, Corey 44, 61 Tvinnereim, Lisa 30, 41, 46, 64 V Valentine, Stephanie 23, 60 Verhey, Kathy 41. 49, 66, 74 Vice, Derek 61 w White, Charles 55 Wienk, Amy 4, 5, 11, 14, 18, 19, 20, 26, 34, 36, 38, 39, 40, 46, 47, 48, 49, 70, 71, 72 Wienk, Betty 52 Wilkinson, Holly 23, 60 Wilkinson, Stacia 14.15,18,19, 30.38, 41.43, 44, 46. 49, 66 Williams, Jay 24, 25, 26, 34, 43, 50, 70, 71, 72 z Zeeck, Kirk 5, 12, 16, 20, 62, 63, 75