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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

Prestonian Lake Preston High School Lake Preston, South Dakota Vol. 88 Introduction...................... 2 Events............................ 3 Sports........................... 17 Organizations.................... 33 Faculty.......................... 47 Underclassmen.................... 53 Seniors.......................... 67 Index............................ 76 Table of Contents 1 LAKE PRESTON HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE DIVERS Remember the good times we had at Prom and Homecom- ing? We had a great time while we were there. Class of ’88 LPHS Lake Preston. SD 57249 r i B Masquerade Ball Left- Candy Johnson looks radiant in her evening attire. 4 Masquerade Ball Jadd Odegaard, Mike Gunderson, Brad Easland, and Steve Hasche sing along with Steve Earl. Winter Ball Michele Gunderson and Dawn Jensen take their picture with Santa Claus (Jay Hojer). Bottom left- Santa’s Little Helpers Stacey McMasters and Shelly McMasters. Bottom Right- DJ Matt Thompson. Winter Ball 5 Todd And Stacia Reign Over Homecoming! Todd French and Stacia Wil- kinson were crowned King and Queen during the Homecoming festivities. Other candiates for King were Michael Anderson, Jadd Odegaard, and Tim Scheidt. Candidates for Queen were Vikki Anderson, Cherrlyn Karban, and Kathy Verhey. Attendents includ- ed David Hovde, Kirk Zeeck, Co- rey Tvinnereim, Barbara Casper, Shelly McMasters, and Paula Bratland During the week, there were special dress-up days for the stu- dent body and faculty. Clown day, favorite teacher day and Blue and Gold day were just a few. Coronation and the pepfest were held Thursday night. Skits were provided by all high school classes and by the faculty. Parent Roger Easland fired up the crowd with a rousing peptalk. The Parade was held Friday afternoon with the Freshmen float winning first place. The Sopho- more’s float “Wipeout” won sec- ond. Grand Marshal’s for the pa- rade were Leonard and Toby Svi- hel. Below - Steve Hasche and Julie Strande take part in the Junior skit. Bottom right - Even the teachers get in the act! 6 Homecoming Parades Pretty Poses Prancing Ponies Right - The Freshmen’s winning float. Below - “Tough” Tony Davis rides out a wave. Middle left - Sophomores float “Wipe Out the Warriors”. Below the Sophomores float is the Senior’s float, “Jam the Warriors”. Bottom right - Chad Olson dresses up for Homecoming! Bottom left - Ron Smith rides high in the saddle for the FFA entry in the parade. Homecoming 7 X. 8 Prom Prom Top left - The Class of 1989 poses just long enough for a picture. Kneeling, left to right: Darrin Suess, Scott Carlson, David Hovde, Brad Easland, Steven Hasche, and Kevin Carlson. Standing-Candy Johnson, Barb Casper, Julie Strande, Stacey McMasters, Renae Olson, Teresa Anderson, Lisa Tvin- nereim, Lisa Bratland, Sandi Lolling, and Darlene Larsen. Top right - Lynne Carlson seems to be looking aroud for a dance part- ner. Above - The Senior girls pose for a pic- ture to remember their last prom. Middle right - David escorted Dana during the Grand March. Right - Todd and Amy look forward to a night of dancing. Far right - Julie Strande doesn’t realize that she has a microphone in her eye. Top left - Vikki Anderson, Julie Strande and Andrew Bommersbach seemed both confused and amused at the meal they had been served. Top right - Troy Scheidt, an angel? Yeah, right, tell me another one! Middle left - Senior Class Vice-President Tim Scheidt and date Kathy Verhey cheerfully stroll in during the Grand March. Middle - Barb Casper and Scott Carlson are full of smiles as they enter during the Grand March. Middle right - Brad and Darlene made a cute couple as they mar- ched in. Far left - Scott welcomes everyone to the banquet. Left - Senior Class President Mi- chele Gunderson and her date, Jay Hojer, make it over the bridge safely. Above - Barb Casper, Brad Easland, and Candy Johnson tell the class prophesy. Casino Left - Teresa counts her money after the first auction. Below - Steve wastes all the money that Vikki won! Middle - Darlene and Brad watch as someone gets “stuck with a bid. Bottom left - Barb places her bet. Bottom right - Card sharks Mike and David rake in the dough playing Blackjack. 10 Casino Below - How do play this game? Right - This is better than “Wheel of Fortune”! thinks Troy as poses with his new stereo. Middle - Chad Ol- son tries to run up the price of the merchandise during the auction. Bot- tom left - Stacia and Paula relax and play bingo. Casino 11 Awards State B champion Math Team (back row) - Ron Smith, Mike Gun- derson, Wade Mobley, Scott Carl- son, Kevin Carlson, and Mr. Ritter. Front row - Lisa Bratland, Teresa An derson, Donna Bumann, Jennifer Blach ford, Lynne Carlson, and Vikki Ander son. 12 Awards Above - Mr. Froke congratulates Vikki for being an Honor Student. Michael Ander- son receives an English award. Above - Michael receives a certificate for being an Honor Stu- dent. Mr Nelson presents Julie Strande with an award for per- fect attendance. Top - Mark Ovenden delivers a humorous but interesting speech. Middle - Mr. Heupel presents Kirk Zeeck with the Most Promising award in basketball. Above - Mr Heupel presents Roger and Jeanie Easland with the loyal fan award. Awards Banquet Athletic Banquet Revived: Mark Ovenden Main Speaker For the first time in eight years, an athletic banquet was held at LPHS. The Lake Preston American Legion and the LPHS athletic depart- ment teamed up to put the event on. Mark Ovenden, former KSFY Sports Director, spoke at the event. He also made a special presen- tation to the 1987 girls 1600 meter relay team of Dana Houser, Tracy Stewart, Stacy Stewart and Tammy Scheidt. During the Banquet, coaches announced letter winners for each sport and they also handed out trophies for team awards. Above - Miss Prather awards Lisa Bratland the Most Valuable award for Volleyball. Top - Stacy and Tracy were all smiles dur- ing the award ceremony. Awards Banquet 13 Graduation Baccalaureate Processional................ Kathy Hansen and Lynne Jarrett Opening Hymn No. 486 .......................... Congregation “Spirit of God” Invocation............................................... Jay Hojer Scripture Readings.............Ecclesiastes 3-Jadd Odegaard 1 Corinthians 13-Dana Houser Psalm 111-Annette McMasters Sermon................................. Pastor Rick Pittenger United Methodist Church Musical Selection................................Swing Choir “Like An Eagle” Prayer Todd French Prayer of St. Francis of Assisi The Lord’s Prayer Hymn No. 415................................. Congregation “God of Grace, God of Glory” Benediction.......................... Pastor Rick Pittenger Recessional Hymn No. 260 ......................Congregation “On Our Way Rejoicing” Top right - Stacia receives her diploma during com- mencement. Above - Kathy wonders what is store for her after graduation. Right - The senior class presented Don and Charolette Smith with a plaque remembering Mary. 14 Graduation Commencement Top - Vikki Anderson gives the Valedictory Address. Above - I’ve almost made it! Left - Michael Anderson held everbody’s attention as he gave the Salutatory Address. Processional............. Kathy Hansen and Lynne Jarrett “Pomp and Circumstance” Invocation...... Pastor Bill Moser United Church of Christ Presentation of Honor Awards..................... Mark Froke Superintendent, Lake Preston Schools Salutatory Address........................ Michael Anderson Presentation of Eighth Grade Class............... Paul Nelson Principal, LPHS Valedictory Address......................... Vikki Anderson Dedication.................................. Class Officers Musical Selection......................... High School Band “I Sing The Body Electric” Slide Presentation.............................Class of 1988 Presentation of the Class of 1988 ............. Paul Nelson Presentation of Diplomas....................... Ron Anderson President, Board of Education Musical Selection............................. Class of 1988 “More Than A Friend” Benediction.............................. Pastor Bill Moser Recessional................ Kathy Hansen and Lynne Jarrett War March of the Priests” Graduation 15 16 Assemblies A snake expert (top left and bottom right) dispelled many myths about snakes. Mrs. Tim Johnson (top right) explained what the life of a congressman is like. A high-wire unicylce act kept the student body enter- tained (middle right). Faculty participa- tion in pep assemblies (bottom left) is al- ways appreciated by the students. Divers We will never forget watching Mi- chael jam the ball. We enjoyed the games while we were there. Class of ’88 Divers LPHS Lake Preston, SD 57249 Cheerleaders Girls Basketball Football Boys Basketball “A” Boys BB “B” ..... Barb Casper Darlene Larsen Dawn Munger Julie Strande .... Vikki Anderson Dana Houser Candy Johnson Renae Olson .... Vikki Anderson Dana Houser Lisa Bratland Barb Casper Jennifer Blachford Paula Bratland Dawn Jensen Tracy Stewart Top - Girls Basketball Cheerleaders Barb Cas- per, Darlene Larsen, Julie Strande and Dawn Munger get the crowd fired up at Elkton. Above - Are you guys ready yet?!!! Middle - Football cheerleaders Dana Houser, Candy Johnson, Vikki Anderson and Renae Olson ham it up for the photographer! Right - Go! Fight! Win!! 18 Cheerleaders DIVER FOOTBALL French Makes All-Conference Jadd Odegaard and Jay Hojer Honorable Mention The 1987 Lake Preston Diver football team had a 1-7 record and that win was the first in two years. The win was against the Elkton Elks at Elkton and the Diver football squad spoiled their Homecoming. Head Coach Brian Heupel and assistant Dave Schmidt saw the improvement made by the Divers as the season progressed. With five seniors on the team, the leadership and inspiration was with the team through every minute of practice and during the games. Every player worked their hardest and always kept going no matter how tough the situation was. As a team the Divers averaged 71 yards rushing and 80 yards passing per game. Leading rush- ers for the Divers were Brian Easland and Scott Carlson. Eas- land compiled 201 yards on 59 carries while Carlson had 197 yard on 73 attempts on the sea- son. Todd French threw 158 times completing 58 for 534 yards. He also had 8 touchdown passes. Leading receiver was Kirk Zeeck, who caught the foot- ball 20 times for 276 yards. Tim Scheidt had 20 receptions for 223 yards. The Diver defense was led by senior linebacker Todd French who had 116 tackles, one fumble recovery, and one interception. French averaged 15 tackles per game. Senior lineman Jay Hojer and Jadd Odegaard had 80 tackles a piece. Todd French was named All- Conference in the Eastern Dako- ta Conference. Jay Hojer and Jadd Odegaard were given hon- orable mention honors. The team chose Todd French as Most-Valueable, Brian Easland as Most Promis- ing and Most Improved, and Jay Hojer as Most Inspirational. Top right - Coach Heupel and Schmidt watch from the sideline at Elkton. Middle right - Todd punts against Elkton. Above - Statisticians Lisa Bratland and Brad Easland hard at work. Back row - Coach Schmidt, Shaun Ode- gaard, David Dement, Tim Scheidt, Jadd Odegaard, Jay Hojer, Todd French, Tony 20 Football Neu and Coach Brian Heupel. Middle row - Scott Carlson, Kevin Carlson, Darrin Suess, Blaine Nelson, Jayme Trygstad, Ron Smith, Kirk Zeeck, and David Hovde. Front row - Corey Tvinnereim, Troy Scheidt, Mike Gunderson, David Carlson, Wade Mobley, Matt Thompson, Chad Ol- son, and Brian Easland. Scoreboard Opponent LPHS OPP Waver ly-SS 8 22 Grant-Deuel 6 40 Elkton 12 6 Arlington 6 32 Castlewood 8 ,34 WL-Iroquois 14 36 Estelline 6 21 Deubrook 32 40 Top left - Leading rusher, Brian Easland, tries to get to the out- side against Arlington. Left - QB Todd French drops back tp pass against Arlington. Top - Diver linemen try to open a hole up the middle. Above - David Hovde tries to evade the Grant- Dueul defense. Inexperience and Youth Hurts Divers The Lady Divers Basketball team was very young during the 1987-88 season. Having just two Seniors returning, Coach Prath- er was forced to play underclass- men. Although the Divers only won one game, the experince and playing time gained by the un- derclassmen will pay off in the years to come. Senior Stacia Wilkinson lead the team with 11 points and 10 rebounds per contest. Freshmen Paula Bratland averaged 8 points and 7 rebounds per game. Lisa Bratland added 7 points and 4 points per game. Team awards were given to Stacia Wil- kinson as Most Valuable. Amy Danielson received Most Prom- ising while the Most Improved went to Shelly McMasters. Lisa Bratland was selected as Most Inspirational. Stacia Wilkinson also won All-Conference honors in both the Eastern Dakota Con- ference and the Dakota Valley Conference. 22 Girls Basketball Back row - Head Coach Shelley Prather, Stacy Stewart, Holly Wilkinson, Sheila Jones, Amy Danielson, Maria Bergan, Tammy Scheidt, and Coach Klark Thomsen. Second row - Tracy Stewart, Dawn Jensen, Lisa Bratland, Dana Houser, Stacia Wilkinson, and Teresa Anderson. Front row - Jennifer Blach- ford, Paula Bratland, Tammy French, Renae Olson, Shelly McMasters, and Tina Carlson. Players In Action Page 22 - Top - Paula Bratland (Fr.), Dana Houser (Sr.) and Lisa Bratland (Jr.). Bottom - Shelly McMasters (Soph.) Page 23 - Top - Jennifer Blach- ford (Fr.) and Tammy French (Soph.). Bottom - Stacia Wilkin- son (Sr). Scoreboard OPPONENT LPHS OPP Willow Lake 49 51 Grant-Deuel 37 43 Estelline (OT) 34 37 Iroquois 43 46 Henry 35 76 Egan 47 61 Willow Lake 36 58 Castlewood 24 42 Estelline 29 45 Deubrook 34 49 Arlington 27 41 Colman 41 49 Ramona 40 41 Doland 36 46 DeSmet 22 59 Howard 39 61 Rutland 44 38 Castlewood 19 52 Elkton 25 42 Estelline 36 56 Girls Basketball 23 Divers Finish Season 15-6 The 87-88 Lake Preston bas- ketball team had a successful year as the Divers compiled a 15- 6 record. The Divers earned re- spect around the state as they defeated top teams such as Ar- lington, Howard and Elkton. The experienced team had a very high goal of reaching the state tournament, but that dream ended in the second round of the District tourna- ment. The Divers could not con- trol the Ramona Rockets as they beat the Divers with a 3-point field goal with only seconds left in the game. But the Divers bounced back the next night by beating the Elkton Elks for third place. It was a great victory to cap an outstanding season. Under the,direction of Head Coach Brian Heupel and assis- tant coach Klark Thomsen, the Divers averaged 65 points a game while giving up 55 points a game. Three seniors lead the Divers: Micahael Anderson, Todd French and Jay Hojer. Mi- chael was the leading scorer for the Divers, averaging 22 points a game. Juniors Steve Hasche and David Hovde averaged 16 and 10 points respectively. Both Anderson and Hasche controlled 24 Boys Basketball the boards for the Divers, rip- ping down 10 rebounds per game. Individual awards went to Mi- chael Anderson for Most Valu- able, Brad Easland for Most Im- proved, Todd French for Most Inspirational and Kirk Zeeck for Most Promising. Both Michbael Anderson and Steve Hasche ear- ned All-conference honors in both the Dakota Valley Confer- ence and Eastern Dakota Con- ference. The Divers finished second in the Dakota Valley Conference with a record of 5-2 and third in the Eastern Dakota Conference with a record of 5-2. Back row - Michael Anderson, Jay Hojer, Eric Casper, and Steve Hasche. Middle row - Head Coach Brian Heupel, Brad Easland, Scott Carlson, Todd French, Kirk Zeeck, and Assistant Coach Klark Thomsen. Front row - Darrin Suess, Troy Scheidt, David Hovde, Brian Easland, and statistician Tammy French. Above - Scott goes inside for two against Rutland. Brad Easland goes in for a layup. Far left - Todd and Michael scramble for a loose ball. Left - David Hovde shoots for 3! Below - Michael goes for the JAM! SCOREBOARD OPPONENT LPHS OPP Arlington 78 67 Elkton 76 72 Rutland 64 51 Egan 71 52 Howard 93 59 DeSmet 68 90 Arlington 65 63 Castlewood (OT) 53 50 Deubrook 54 56 Castlewood 41 40 Iroquois 74 50 Deubrook 49 82 Ramona 56 49 Colman 59 66 Grant-Deuel 56 69 Willow Lake 78 52 Henry 83 46 Estelline (OT) 74 70 Rutland (Dist.) 84 56 Ramona (Dist.) 37 40 Elkton (Dist) 59 53 Above - Kirk drives inside. Steve shoots for two against Deubrook during the EDC Bovs Basketball 25 tournament. Injury Hurts Diver Volleyball The 87-88 volleyball team had a frustrating year. Senior Stacia Wilkinson was still sidelined with an injury from the basket- ball season and despite hard work by underclassmen, the Di- vers could only manage 4 victo- ries while accumulating 13 losses. Junior Lisa Bratland lead all servers with 35 ace serves and a serving percentage og 78%. She also accounted for 82 of the 370 team points scored. Lisa hard work earned her the MVP award. Brab Casper, Tammy French Most Valuable Player Lisa Brat- land was also the Diver’s leading scorer. 26 Girls Volleyball and Paula Bratland had serving percentages of 83, 86, and 85%. Stacey McMasters lead the team with 25 ace spikes. Team awards went to Tammy French - Most Improved, Paula Bratland - Most Promising, Renae Olson - Most Inspirational and Lisa Bratland - Most Valuable. B Team - Back row - Amy Danielson, Renae Olson, Tina Carlson, Donna Bum- ann, Stacy Stewart, and Jennifer Blach- Page 27 Top left - Barb watches as Paula keeps the hall in play. Top right - It must come down sometime! Middle left - Tammy goes for the kill. Middle right - Sometimes we win and (bottom left) sometimes we lose. Bottom right - Lisa goes up to spike as Dana looks on. Varsity Volleyball-Back row - Paula Bratland, Jennifer Blachford, Tammy French, Lisa Bratland, Stacey McMast- ers, Dawn Jensen, and Shelley Prather. Front row - Stacia Wilkinson, Dana Houser, Tina Carlson, Barb Casper, Renae Olson, Maria Bergan, and Mitzi Tolzin. ford. Front row - Coach Shelley Prather, Sheila Jones, Holly Wilkinson, Lynne Carlson, and Tracy Stewart. Track Teams Experience Successful Season Boys Improve While Girls Get Stronger The Lake Preston boys track team continued to improve this year. More boys participated in track and several upperclassmen provided leadership and enthu- siasm as the season progressed. Although the team scored few firsts during the year, they con- sistantly had athletes finishing second, third or fourth. The boys managed to place fourth at the Eastern Dakota Conference track meet and second at the Da- kota Valley Conference track meet. Michael Anderson placed at several meets in the triple jump. He also broke the school record several times, including his jumps at the region track meet that missed qualifying for state by one-half inch. Other individ- uals having good years included Todd French and Darrin Suess in the hurdles, Wade Mobley in Above - Michael works on his technique. Right - 1988 Track Team (top) - Matt Thompson, Todd French, and David Hovde. Middle - Teresa Anderson, Tam- my Scheidt, Dana Houser, Brad Eas- land, Kirk Zeeck, Jennifer Blachford, Kevin Carlson, and Wade Mobley. Bot- tom - Marsha Ellingson, Coach Thom- sen, Donna Bumann, Tracy Stewart, Stacy Stewart, Darrin Suess, Lisa Blach- ford, Maria Bergan, Michael Anderson, Coach Prather, and David Carlson. 28 Track the longer races, Matt Thomp- son, Brad Easland and Kirk Zeeck in the sprints. The girls track team contin- ued to build a strong track tradi- tion in Lake Preston. The 800- meter relay was undefeated all year long and the 1600-meter re- lay finished first or second at most meets. The girls success hinged partially on the depth of the team. A hamstring injury to senior Dana Houser might have meant defeat for the Diver relay teams, but eighth grader MAria Bergan filled in for Dana. With Maria running one leg of the re- lay, the team qualified for the state meet. Dana recovered in time to run at the state meet. In addition to the Diver re- lays, Sprinter Tracy and Stacy Stewart continued to dominate the 100 and 200-meter dashes. Support in the field events came from Dana Houser, Maria Ber- gan and Jennifer Blaschford. Teresa Anderson run the longer races and Tammy Scheidt con- tinued to improve in the open 400-meter dash. The girls season reached a peak when they fin- shed the state track meet num- ber two overall (See pages 32-33 for more details.). Team awards for the girls team went to Stacy Stewart for Most Valuable, Tammy Scheidt for Most Promising, Maria Ber- gan for Most Improved and Dana Houser for Most Inspira- tional. Team awards for the boys team went to Michael Anderson for Most Valuable, Wade Mobey for Most Promising, Darrin Suess for Most Improved and Todd French for Most Inspira- tional. Top row - Matt and Michael work on handoffs. Jennifer long jumping Middle row - Running is hard work! Left to right - Wade Mob- at Watertown. David shows us his “kick” coming off the last turn, ley, Darrin Suess, David Carlson, and Tammy Scheidt. Track 29 RUNNERS-UP! Girls Set State 800-Meter Relay Record The Lake Preston girls track team had “perfect” hand-offs on the way to setting a new state re- cord of 1.46.68 in the 800-meter relay. The foursome of Tracy Stewart, Stacy Stewart, Tammy Scheidt, and Dana Houser also hold the state record for the 1600-meter relay. The Lake Preston track team placed second overall at the State B track meet, improving on last years fourth place finish. The 800-meter relay had not been beat all year long, even though Dana Houser had been sidelined for a month with a pulled hamstring. Eighth grader Maria Bergan ran in Dana’s place during the last part of the year, including the region track meet. The Preston relay team also won the 1600-meter relay at the state meet. Maria ran in the prelims on Friday, while Dana ran in the finals on Saturday. Providing the points that gave the Divers their second place overall finish were sisters Stacy and Tracy Stewart. Stacy won the 100-meter dash and placed second in the 200-meter dash. Tracy took third in the 100-me- ter and fifth in 200-meter dash. Lake Preston finished second overall with 46 points. Bridge- water won the state meet with a total of 56 points. 30 State Meet Top - Tracy Stewart comes out of the blocks at Brandon Valley (Argus Leader photo). Above - Dana hands-off to Stacy in 1600-meter relay. Above - Maria Bergan did her part by help- ing the relay teams qualify for the stale meet in both the 1600 and the 800-meter relays. Middle - Stacy hands off to Tracy in the 1600-meter relay. Below - Stacy (lane 1) placed 2nd and Tracy (lane 5) placed 5th in the 200-me- ter dash. Stacy crosses the finish line in the 1600- meter relay. Scheidt Earns Way to State X-Country Meet Eighth grader Tammy Scheidt quali- fied for the state cross country meet by placing fifth at the region meet. It was the first year that Tammy ran cross country. It was, in fact, the first time that LPHS had cross country team in several years. At the state meet, Tammy finished 28th out of 100 runners. Tammy had to run 3000 meters (about 1.8 miles) at the meet, which was held at Meadowbrook golf course in Huron. Jr. High Sports Back row - Tracy Gates, Nikki Neu, Laura Jensen, Vicky Cass, Holly Wilkin- son, Amy Danielson, Tammy Scheidt, Mitzi Tolzin, Becky Rybak, Maria Ber- gan, and Stephanie Valentine. Front row - Coach Linda Iverson, Krislyn Carlson, Betsy Thompson, Jenny Eycamp, Sara Mobley, Rebecca Anderson, Lisa Blach- ford, Tonya Holland, Carrie Palmlund, Veronica Dahl, and Angela Hasche. Middle left - Keith Carlson hands off to Craig Moser against Ramona-Rutland. Above - Jenny Eycamp looks inside against the Rockets. Left - Leading rush- er, Craig Moser, gets hit! 32 Jr. High Sports Jr. High Track Above - Amy Danielson shows her form in the high jump. Left - Rebecca crosses the finish line after running the 100-me- ter dash. Jr. High Girls Track Team (Top left) - Top going down - Tammy Scheidt, Maria Ber- gan, Mitzi Tolzin, Amy Danielson, Angela Hasche, Vicky Cass, Stephanie Valentine, Tonya Holland, Krislyn Carlson, Jenny Ey- camp, Betsy Thompson, Lisa Blachford, Rebecca Anderson, Sara Mobley, Laura Jensen, Veronica Dahl, Nikki Neu, Becky Rybak, Holly Wilkinson, and Tracy Gates. Jr. High Boys Track Team (Top right) - Josh Odegaard, Craig Moser, John McMasters, Wayne Ellingson, David Soma, Doug Bumann, Keith Carlson, Bruce Easland, Eric Casper, Heath No- pens, and Aron Bickett. Middle - Eric long jumps at the Hamlin track meet. Jenny Ey- camp keeps pushing herself to the finish line. Betsy got edged out at the finish line. Jr High Track 33 Highlights! Left - All-conference QB Todd French drops back to pass. Middle - Paula Brat- land plays tough defense. Right - Tam- my Scheidt runs at the State X-Country meet. Middle left - Kirk Zeeck goes for the block. Middle - Jennifer Blachford sets the ball. Middle right - All-conference and “Ace of the Week” Michael Anderson puts up another shot. Bottom left - Stacy Stewart receives her medal for her 2nd place finish in the 200-me- ter dash. Bottom right - Tracy Stewart crosses the finish line in the 1600-meter relay. Band, chorus, FFA; what a blast! We’re glad we got involved while we were there. LPHS Lake Preston, SD 57249 Class of ’88 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I 0 N S 35 Boys and Girls State Top - Boys State participants Kevin Carlson, Steve Hasche, Scott Carlson, Brad Easland, and David Hovde. Bottom - Girls State participants Julie Strande, Dawn Munger, and Renae Ol- son. 36 Boys and Girls State National Honor Society Started LPHS gained a National Honor Society chapter Novem- ber 3 when six charter members were inducted. Michael Ander- son, Brad Easland, Scott Carl- son, Dana Houser, Vikki Ander- son and Lisa Bratland were in- ducted. In a similar ceremony on May 6, Kevin Carlson, Teresa Davis, Tina Carlson and Teresa Anderson were also inducted. “National Honor Society members are expected to show high levels of scholarship and service to the school and to the community.” according to Mark Froke, Chapter Advisor. To be eligible for membership, students must have a cumlative grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Additionally, members must meet high standards of leadership, service and charac- ter. Top - Original members of NHS were Michael An- derson, Brad Easland, Scott Carlson, Dana Houser, Vikki Anderson, and Lisa Bratland. Middle - May inductees were Kevin Carlson, Teresa Davis, Tina Carlson, and Teresa Anderson. Left - Mr Froke congratulated Lisa Bratland. Mr. Ritter spoke at the ceremony. National Honor Society 37 FHA Front row - Lynne Carlson, Marsha Ellingson, Teresa Davis, and Dawn Monger. Middle row - Donnette Heitmann, Dawn Jensen, Shelly McMasters, Tina Carlson, Tammy French, Kristi Beer, and Connie Dyrdahl. Back row - Darlene Larsen, Kathy Verhey, Stacey McMasters, Sheila Jones, Barb Casper, Candy Johnson, Julie Strande, and Renae Olson. 38 FHA Student Council Diwimj marshal's; LEONARD C' 1 T n R Y S The Student Council was responsible for several pro- jects during Homecoming, including organizing dress-up days (middle left), the parade (above), and coronation (left). Members of the student council were (back row) - Kathy Verhey, Teresa Davis, David Hovde, Kirk Zeeck, and Lynne Carlson. Front row - President Todd French, Vice-president Lisa Brat- land, Secretary Marsha Ellingson and Treasurer Pau- la Bratland. Paul Nelson was the advisor for the Stu- dent Council. Student Council 39 Top left • Left, right, left ... Above - Lisa Bratland directs the band as they march. 40 Band Front row - Nikki Neu, Donna Bumann, Dawn Jensen, Tammy French, Stacy Stewart, Jennifer Blachford, and Lisa Bratland. 2nd row • Lynne Carlson, Pau- la Bratland, Tracy Stewart, Marsha El- lingson, Holly Wilkinson, Mitzi Tolzin, and Wade Mobley. 3rd row - Corey Tvin- nereim, Renae Olson, Brad Easland, Chad Olson, Jay Hojer, Michael Ander- son, Matt Thompson, Tammy Scheidt, Amy Danielson, Maria Bergan, Sheila Jones, Stacia Wilkinson, and Teresa An- derson. Back row - David Brown, Barb Casper, Scott Carlson, Eric Casper, Tina Carlson, and Shelly McMasters. Above - The Jazz Band performed at the Spring Concert. Top - Flag Girls were Kristi Beer, Darlene Larsen, Julie Strande, and Candy Johnson. Band 41 Chorus Front row - Shelly McMasters, Renae Olson, Jennifer Blachford, Lisa Brat- land, Darlene Larsen, Stacy Stewart, Laura Jensen, Tracy Gates, Maria Ber- gan, Dawn Jensen, and Mitzi Tolzin. Middle row - Tracy Stewart, Lisa Tvin- nereim, Teresa Anderson, Tammy French, Dawn Munger, Chad Olson, Co- rey Tvinnereim, Shaun Odegaard, David Carlson, David Brown, Stacia Wilkin- son, Sheila Jones, Tina Carlson, and Paula Bratland. Back row - Connie Dyrdahl, Lynne Carlson, Vikki Ander- son, Dana Houser, Marsha Ellingson, Jadd Odegaard, Todd French, Tim Scheidt, Jay Hojer, Michael Anderson, Wade Mobley, Stephanie Valentine, Amy Danielson, Nikki Neu, Holly Wil- kinson, and Tammy Scheidt. Above - Lisa and Paula sing and dance at the spring concert. Above right - Vikki Anderson and Michael Anderson sing a duet at the Christmas Concert. 42 Chorus Chorus 43 Swing Choir Above - Let’s twist!! Middle left - Look out Barry Manilow! 44 Swing Choir 1st row - Shelly McMasters, Tim Scheidt, Todd French, Vikki Anderson, Jadd Odegaard, and Dana Houser. 2nd Lynne Carlson, Jennifer Blachford, Marsha Ellingson, David Carlson, Jay Hojer, Wade Mobley, Lisa Bratland, and Paula Bratland. 3rd row - Renae Olson, David Brown, Corey Tvinnereim, Sheila Jones, Scott Carlson, Stacia Wilkinson, and Tina Carlson. Oral Interpretation Wade Qualifies for Region Contest Five students participated in Oral Interpretaion during the 1987-88 school year. Freshmen Jennifer Blachford, Tracy Stew- art, Donna Bumann, Wade Mobley and Junior Dawn Mun- ger participated in serveral con- tests during the year. Dawn won third place and Wade won sixth place at a contest at SDSU. Wade also qualified for the Region contest in November. He received a “Good” rating but failed to qualify for the state contest. Oral Interpretation 45 Blue and Gold Editors................. Michele Gunderson Kathy Verhey Sports Editor........................ Todd French Sports Reporters..................... Wade Mobley Stacia Wilkinson Circulation Manager....... Cherrlyn Karban Photographers....................... David Brown Matt Thompson Reporters......... Kristi Beer, David Brown Teresa Davis, Cherrlyn Karban Shelly McMasters, Dawn Munger Tim Scheidt and Stacia Wilkinson Advisor......................Denise Haisch Blue and Gold Staff-Tim Scheidt, McMasters, Miss Haisch, Michele Gun- Cherrlyn Karban, Stacia Wilkinson. derson, Kristi Beer, Dawn Munger, Da- Teresa Davis, Kathy Verhey, Shelly vid Brown, and Todd French. Prestonian Editors....................... Dana Houser Vikki Anderson Sports Editor................. Todd French Photographers................. Barb Casper Julie Strande Dawn Munger Matt Thompson Staff........................ Candy Johnson Kristi Beer Marsha Ellingson Michele Gunderson 46 Journalism Middle - Coeditors Dana Houser and Vikki Anderson work on layouts. Left - Vikki and Dana cross the last pages off the production chart. Above Kristi and Candy work on layouts during their free time. LPHS Faculty, Thank you for the time and effort you took while we were in school. We really ap- preciate your special efforts. You did a great job while we were there. Class of ’88 Faculty LPHS Lake Preston, SD 57249 Faculty Administration Mark Froke Paul Nelson Principal Monte Scheel Elementary Principal Jewel Janssen Business Manager Betty YVienk Secretary Faculty Jan Belden Denise Haisch English Kathv Hansen ... Instrumental Music Brian Heupel Business Linda Iverson History Natalie Iverson Home Economics I .vnne Jarrett Vocal Music Helen Nelson Librarian Laurie Phillips Art Shelley Prather .... Math Dick Ritter Math Brad Rops Vocational Agriculture Carol Scheel Librarian David Schmidt Science Patty Townsend ... Enlish Spanish Klark Thomsen .... .... Physical Education Connie Tucker ... Guidance Counselor Staff Dayrl Anderson .... Bus Driver Quentine Anderson Custodian David Casper Bus Driver Pat Doescher Custodian Elaine Jensen Cook Helen Jones Cook Gordon Salter Bus Driver Jackie Severson .... Cook Eldon Soward Head Custodian Peggy Soward Custodian Ardell Tolzin Cook Kim Vostad Bus Driver Charles White Custodian V 48 Faculty Faculty Dick Ritter Jan Belden and Shelley Prather 50 Faculty ■ J Faculty 51 Peggy and Eldon Soward 52 Staff Charles White, Pat Doescher, Quentine Anderson and Peggy Soward. Underclassmen, Thanks for the memories. We will always re- member the good times we had while we were there. Class of ’88 Underclassmen LPHS Lake Preston, SD 57249 53 Kindergarten Front row-April Boyd, Tracy Johnson. Matthew Heinzerling, Lonny Palmlund, Tyler Johnson, Jeani Anderson, Mark Jen- sen, Tyler Muser and Matthew Odden. Middle row-Nathan Jones, Terri French. Ryan Bickett, Jason Tolzin, Travis Duffy, Seth Phillips, William Janssen, Sara Wentland, Derek Ander- son and Tawna Tucker. Back row-Mrs. Helland and Mrs McGuire. Front row-Jacob Thompson, Tony McGuire, John Rybak, Valarie Kazmerzak, Matt Nelson, Jeremiah Peckenpaugh and Bryan Sanderson. Back row-Mrs. Nelson, Maria Jensen. Brett Anderson, Timothy Brown, Scott Steffenson, Azure Olson, Dar- in Wilde, Michelle Penn, Brady Malone and Mrs. Helland, Missing-Nicole Larson and Andy Stewart. 54 Elementary 1st 2nd Front row-Amanda Muser, Amber Boyd, Josey Durham. Justin Odegaard, Beth Snedeker, Marcus Merritt, Brandon Oates. Amanda Johnson and Stephanie Zeeck. Back row-Kandi Dos- cher, Mrs. Warne, Paul Ka .merzak, Nat han Bell, Cody Menzel, Kandi Smith, Corrie Vedvei, Jonathan Olson, Jeffrey Wood- cock, Kasey Bjorklund, Jason Odegaard and Candice Peterson. Front row-'Ferry Dierksen, Joshua Anderson, Amber Nelson, Robin Nelson, Tim Steffensen, Amber Muser, Cassey Palm- lund, Matthew Jensen, John Blachford, Nathan Sanderson and Brad Olson. Back row-Trina Nelson, Mark Jensen, Lisa No- pens, Christy Lolling, Annie McGuire, Michael Malone. Matt Muser, Peter Holland. Jennifer Nelson. Trudy Wastweet and Mrs. Olson. Missing-Adam Sorenson. Elementary 55 3rd 4th Front row-Rick Nelson, Joey Carlson, Dan Heinzerling, Staci Smith, April Zeeck, Ronni Albert, Marie Odegaard. Stacy Buer and Mike Warner, Back row-Tonya Davis, Tarni Anderson, Katie Rybak. Justin Vincent, Tashia Tucker. Raymond Bickett Troy Nystrom, Jeremy Woodcock, Jacque Gullickson, Teri Wil- liams and Mrs. Phelps, Front row-Kayelvnn Danielson, Khristy Mogler. Jessica Wood- cock, Tiffany Davis, Jeremy Olson, Katherine Esser, Shannon Muserand Monica Anderson. Middle row-Richard Hookie. Jac- ob Nelson, Toni Anderson, Dylan Wilde, Benjamin Hauck, 56 Elementary Samuel Bell, Tim Neu, Koreen Bjorklund. Jackie Tolzin and «Angela Munger. Back row-Crystal Penn, Marcia Olson, Michele Olson, Jennifer Nopens. Anna Snedeker, Robbie Dierkson, Adam Norgaard, Tony Jensen, Rebecca Lolling and Mrs. Olson. N Front row-Nathan Keller. DeeAnn Fonder. Sarah Wastweet, Dustin Suess. Holly Vostad, Gloria Snedeker, Steve Carlson. Michele Odegaard and Richie Gates. Back row-Mrs. Carlson, Justin Hauck. LaRen Dahl, Robbie Hasche. Sarah Jensen, An- gela Eisner, Shawn Danielson, Kelly Wilkinson, Chad Malone, Erin Wilkinson Patrick Steffensen and J.P. Nessiem. Front row-Kim Johnson, Jay Albert. Danny Gunderson, Jerrod cent, Jeremy Smith, Rhonda Neu, Nichole McMasters, Andrea Bergan, Jennifer Gullickson, Angela Jensen and Teresa Olson. Scheel and Mr. Scheel. Back row-Mrs. Easland, Lisa Warner. Tara Zeeck, Johnny Vin- Elementary 57 7th Rebecca Anderson Lisa Blachford Keith Carlson Krislyn Carlson Veronica Dahl Bruce Easland Wayne Ellingson Mechell Eisner Jennifer Eykanip Angela Hasche Renae Hojer Tonya Holland Susan Jensen John McMasters Sara Mobley Josh Odegaard 58 Junior High Maria Bergan Aron Bickett Doug Bumann Eric Casper Vicky Cass Amy Danielson Tracy Gates Laura Jensen Craig Moser Nikki Neu Heath Nopens Rebecca Rybak Tammy Scheidt Mitzi Tolzin Stephanie Valentine Holly Wilkinson Holly, Maria and Mitzi have a good time at the Elkton bas- ketball game. Junior High 59 Freshmen Jennifer Blachford Paula Brat-land Donna Bumann Lynne Carlson Darla Jensen Dawn Jensen Sheila Jones Sandra Kokow Wade Mobley Geramie Norgaard Chad Olson Stacy Stewart Tracy Stewart Corey Tvinnereim 60 Freshmen Top left,-Stacy Stewart, Jennifer Blachford, and Sheila Jones dress as clowns during Homecoming. Top-Dawn Jensen trying to look like Miss Prather. Middle left-Corev Tvinnereim dreams of playing in polka band when he grows up. Middle left-Donna Bumann loitering in the hall again! Above-Tracy Stewart and Donna Bumann in the Homecoming pa- rade. Far left-Wade Mobley proudly displays his snake pinata in Spanish. Left-Darla Jensen clowns around during noon hour. Sophomore Kristi Beer David Brown David Carlson Tina Carlson Tony Davis Brian Easland Marsha EUingson Tammy French Mike Gunderson Donnette Heitmann Brady Larsen Shelly McMasters Blaine Nelson Tony Neu Shaun Odegaard Troy Scheidt Ron Smith Matt Thompson Jayme Trygstad Kirk Zeeck 62 Sophomore 4 Top left-A gentleman and a scholar! Top middle- Brian Easland is hard at it agian. Top-Matt Thompson shows off his duck in Spanish. Middle left-Shelly shows us how to eat a brownie. Above- Marsha works on her pinata. Far left-Shaun and Tony read senior pictures. Left-Marsha and Kristi relax and enjoy the football game. 63 Juniors Teresa Anderson Lisa Bratland Kevin Carlson Scott Carlson Barbara Casper Brad Easland Steven Hasche David Hovde Marcia James Candy Johnson Darlene Larsen Sandy Lolling Stacey McMasters Dawn M unger Renae Olson Julie Strande Darrin Suess Lisa Tvinnereim 64 Juniors , — Far Left- Dawn Munger does her part for the Homecoming skit. Left-Darrin Suess rides the Junior's Homecoming float. Below- Brad Eas- land helps Steve Hasche work on Chemistry. Middle- All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth! Far Left- Darrin Suess and Teresa Anderson read Sports Illustrated while everyone else studies their Chemistry. Left- Julie Strande gets the camera ready for another basketball game. Above- Once again Steven needs help in Chemistry. Juniors 65 Prom Set-up Right. - Stacey and Darlene were in charge of the “Tunnel of Love”. Below - Work, work, work! Middle left - “What did you do to it, Dawn?” asks Scott. Class of ’88 We finally made it! Let’s hope that we enjoy the rest of our lives as much as we enjoyed school. Class of ’ 88 Class of ’88 LPHS Lake Preston, SD 57249 co S3 O i-i Z B cc Michael Anderson Vikki Anderson David Dement Connie Dyrdahl With yesterday’s knowledge we go our separate ways, challenging tomorrow, saving the memories that are forever ours, each in a special way. Seniors Teresa Davis Glenn Fonder Colors Blue and Silver Flower Blue Tipped White Rose 68 Seniors Dana Houser Jason Johnson Cherrlyn Karban Todd French Michele Gunderson Jay Hojer Annette McMasters Jadd Odegaard Lori Patch Tim Scheldt Kathy Verhey Stacia Wilkinson 70 Seniors Senior Trip Left - On the steps of the Capitol 1st row - Michael Anderson, Jadd Odegaard, and Todd French. 2nd row - Vikki Anderson, Dana Houser, and Cherrlyn Karban. 3rd row - Lori Patch, Ter- esa Davis, Connie Dyrdahl, and Annette McMasters. 4th row - Jay Hojer, Michele Gunderson, Stacia Wilkinson, Kathy Ver- hey, and Tim Scheidt. 5th row - Glenn Fonder, and David De- ment. 6th row - Jason Johnson. Top - Presidential hopeful Dick Gephardt cam- paigned for the Democratic nomination in Pierre. Middle left - The seniors pose for another picture. Above and left - The Class of ’88 tour the facilities at the Ohae Dam. Senior Trip 71 Olson. 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