Preston High School - Heritage Jayette Yearbook (Preston, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

m to ( S lue i euu Preston High School Preston, Minnesota Staff Editor Patricia Gartner Assistant Editors Patricia Strahl Janet Yaste Business Manager Wayne Marzolf Dedicated • • • To our Mothers and Fathers—whose interests have been in the improvement of our lives—whose love and en- couragement have been inspirational—and whose never ending sacrifices have made possible these years of high school—we respectfully dedicate The Blue Revue of 1958. The Class of 1958 2 Administra lion Mr. SCANLON Mr. SLOSTAD Sr. High Principal Jr. High Principal Mr. FROEMMINC Superintendent 3 SEATED: Mrs. Malikowski - Physical Education, Social Studies; Miss Helms - Mathematics; Mr. Olson - American History, Social Studies, General Science. STANDING: Mr. Jasewski - Physical Education, World History, Social Studies; Mr. Griffin - Music; Mr. Denny - Algebra, Geometry, Solid Geometry, General Science; Mr. Balir - English. Faculty SEATS): Miss Lescarbcau - Home Economics; Miss Taylor - Eiglish, Librarian; Mr. Wildgrubc - Industrial Arts, Drivers' Training. STANDING: Mr. Malikowski - General Science, General Business, Biology, Physical Education; Mr. Titrud - Agriculture; Mr. McCuaig - Commercial; NOT PICTURE): Miss Dudley - English. “The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed.” Flower — Rose Colors — Mint Green and White JOHN BATES To worry is folly, let's live and be jolly. HARRIET BECK No nickel is needed to wind her up. Chorus 9,10,11,12, Newspaper 9,10,11,12, Annual Staff 12 CLARK BERG A case of quality, not quantity. Basketball 11, Newspaper 11, Track 10,11, Baseball 9,10,11, Football 9,10,11,12, Letterman 9,10,11,12, Manager 9,10,11, FFA 9,10,11,12, FFA Officer 12, Annual Staff 12 MILO BROADWATER I try to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Track 11, Alternate Boy Stater 11, Football 11,12, Basketball 9,10,11, 12, Letterman 10,11,12, Newspaper 10,11,12, FFA 9,10,11,12, FFA Officer 10,11,12 6 SHARON BROADWATER Darn ! I wish I were big. Class Play 11, Newspaper 10,11,12, Newspaper Editor 12, Homecoming Attendant 12, Junior Dramatics 9,10, Annual Staff 12 ELAINE CLEVELAND I believe in conserving energy, especially my own. MARCIA DURST It's not a crime to be short, just a nuisance Class Play 11, Annual Staff 12, Band 9,10,11,12, Chorus 9, Newspaper 11,12, Homecoming Attendant 12, Instrument Ensemble 9,10 GLEN ENGLE If it concerns women, ask me. Manager 9, Lettermen 9, Basketball 9, Track 10. BARBARA FAIRBAIRN A friendly girl with n'er a frown, that's why she received our roval crown. Declam 9,10; Band 9,10,11,12; Instrument Ensemble 9,10; Class Play 11; Chorus 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; One-act Play 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Annual Staff 12. LUDWIG GARTNER It doesn't matter what you know, it's what you make people think you know. Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,12; Track 10,11,12; One-act Play 10,11; Class Play 11; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Newspaper 10,11,12; Class Officer 9,10,11,12; Student Council Presi- ae..t 12; Madrigal 12; Annual Staff 12; Lettermen 10,11,12. PATRICIA GARTNER A friendly smile to lad and lass, she's an asset to the Senior Class. Declam 10; Newspaper 10,11,12; Alternate Girl Stater 11; Annual Editor 12; Chorus 11; Class Officer 10. TALMER CILLUND All knowledge does not come from books, so why worry and spoil good looks. Basketball 9,11,12; Football 9,11,12; Track 9; Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Madrigal 11,12; Lettermen 10,11,12; Student Council 9. MIKE GROSS I'll gradually get there, if you give me time. Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 11; Football 12; Class Play 11; Class Officer 12; Chorus 12; Madrigal 12; Lettermen 12; Student Council 9; Newspaper 12. SIC RID HALVERSON Don't dare me, I might surprise you. Band 9,10,11,12; Instrumental Soloist 9,10,11,12; Chorus Accompa- nist 9,10,11,12; Piano Soloist 9,10,11,12; Declam 10,11; Annual Staff 12. YVONNE HANSON Laughing when she comes, laughing when she goes, but what on earth it's all about, no one ever knows. Chorus 9,10,11,12; Band 9; Girls' Glee Club 9,10; Newspaper 12; An- nual Staff 12. HOWARD HAYES Girls may come and girls may go, but I'll go on forever . . . chasing them. Basketball 9, Chorus 9, Track 9, Letterman 10,11,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12 JAMES HOVELSON Don't take life seriously, you'll never get through it. Newspaper 9, Class Officer 11, Class Play 11, Track 10,11, Basketball 9.10.11.12, Football 9,10,11,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Letterman 9,10, 11.12, Student Council 12 KAY KLEIMENHAG EN I don't care how they spell my name, I'm going to change it someday anyway. Chorus 9,12, Class Officer 10,11, Newspaper 11,12, Madrigal 12, Band 9,10,11,12, Annual Staff 12, Homecoming Attendant 12 TOM LAHMERS Studying weakens the eyes. Track 11, Student Council 11, Band 9,10,11, Chorus 9,11,12, Homecoming King 12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Football 9,11,12, Letterman 9,10,11,12, Baseball 10,11,12, Annual Staff 12 WAYNE MARZOLF An index of business conditions . . . monkey business. Baseball 9,10,11,12, Band 11,12, Class Play 11, Declam 11, FFA 9,10,11,12, Chorus 11,12, Class Officer 11,12, Madrigal 11,12, Letterman 10,11,12, Boy Stater 11, Football Manager 10 DONALD O'CONNOR I'll try anything once, and twice if I can get by with it. Football 9,10,11,12, Newspaper 9,11,12, Letterman 11,12, FFA 9,10, 11,12, FFA Officer 12 11 EILEEN O'CONNOR If she can't find a circus, she'll start one herself. Annual Staff 12; Newspaper 12. RONALD OLSON School breaks up my whole day. Football 11; FFA 9,10,11,12. V’ PHYLLIS RAMSEY The world was made to enjoy, and I'll make the most of it. Annual Staff 12; Cheerleader 9,12; Newspaper 10,11,12; Homecoming Attendant 12; Chorus 10,11,12. EMILY RISTAU If silence were golden, she'd be worth a nickel. Annual Staff 12; Class Play 11; Chorus 11; Newspaper 12. 12 JUDY ROELOFS Sincerity hath a charm quite its own. Chorus 9,10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Annual Staff 12. PAT STRAHL Love is a dream. . .Gosh, I'm sleepy. Class Play 11; Girl Stater 11; Chorus 11,12; Newspaper 11,12; Class Officer 12; Assistant Annual Editor 12. LYNN WUBBELS All the world may not love a lover, but all the world watches him. Football 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Lettermen 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10; Track 10,11,12; Class Play 11; One-act Play 11; Vocal Quar- tet 10; Madrigal 11,12; Basketball 12. JANET YASTE She can live without music, art, and walking; but she can't live without talking. Chorus 11,12; Newspaper 11,12; Assistant Annual Editor 12. 13 SEATED: Secretary, Pat Strahl; President, Lud Gartner; STANDING: Vice President, Mike Gross; Treasurer, Wayne Marzolf. Senior Class Officers Honor Society SEATED: Junior-Lois Gross, Senior-Pat Gartner, Junior-Rhonda Theiss, STANDING: Seniors-Mike Gross, Lud Gartner, Milo Broadwater, Dean Gillund, Tom Lahmers, Wayne Marzolf. 'IJn clerch ercl a SSm en ROW X: Treasurer - Jerry Pierce, Vice President - Lois Gross, President - Dave Lichter, Secretary - Mary Sikkink. ROW 2: Doris Fossum, Jo Ann Means, Eugene Bates, Richard Wolfe, John Carlin, Gary Every, Lylia Drogmuller, Carolyn Hanson, Nancy Drury. ROW 3: Linda Olson, Shirley Schultz, Jerry Gartner, Roger Jones, Janice Befort, Ervin Ristau, Donald Olson, Eileen Prinson, Patricia Pfremmer. Juniors ROW 1: Rhonda Theiss, Dianne Bestor, Judy Hovclson, Eleanor Kinneberg, Gerry Alderman. ROW 2: Laurie Roelofs, Richard Jeche, Ronald Benson, Terry Loucks, Waldemar Johnson, Marsha Ebert. ROW 3: John Mulvihill, Larry Watts, Bill Berg, Kathryn Woellert, Janet Rindels, Roger Burgess, Annette O'Connor. NOT PICTURED: Edith Slafter, Ardith Vander Plas. CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Barbara Yaste; Vice President, Roger Bickelhaupt; President, Roger Rindels, Secre- tary, Linda Yaste. ROW 1-Manford House, Jerry Growden, Nancy Engle, Dixie Strahl, Jeanette Larson, Jerilyn Ho- vey, Darrell Hanson. ROW 2-Wayne Stapelkamp, Lester F'riemann, Shirley Hanson, ButchWubbels, Stanley Nelson, Jean Thorson, Ruth Roelofs, David Palmer. Sophomores ROW 1-Pat O'Connor, Mary Klein, Pat Johnson, Joyce Roelofs, Janet Jones, Karen Growden, David Rappe. ROW 2-Arvin VanderPlas, Jerry Gartner, David Schmidt, LoLetta Ingvalson, Marcia Miller, Steven Foster, Allen Ekholm. Not Pictured: Pat Ebert, John Hanson SEATED-Class Officers: Treasurer, John Ostrem; Vice-president, Steve Halverson; President, Robert Gartner; Secretary, Ann Amdahl. ROW 1: Joan Rindels, Mary Befort, Loralee Elliott, Carol McDowell. ROW 2: Dianne Wissing, Scott Soffa, Bill Broadwater, Joel Pfister, Ralph Gross, Thomas Shanahan, John Ashton, Janice Gartner. ROW 3: Pat Shanahan, Alice Larson, Robert Miller, Donald Krause, Eddie Miller, Donald Odens, Diane Prinsen, Jerry Hanson, Marlene Johnson. Freshmen . . . ROW 1: Mr. Slostad, Robert McKnight, Lyall Mensink, Charles Sickle, Carroll Watson, Arthur Pluim, Gary Thacher, Tim O'Connor. ROW 2: Wylie Hovey, Mary Tlougan, Mary Kramer, Gary Ellinger, Robert Pickett, Sharon Parker, Diane Burgess, Eloise Kinneberg. ROW 3: Yvonne Hoppe, Margery Barnes, Allen Fingerson, Ralph Hanson, Victor Ramsey, Douglas Fairbaim, Loyal Mensink, Sandra Alderman, Janet Scheevel. SEATED-Class Officers: Sally Sikkink, Secretary; Robert Nelson, Vice President; Jon DeVries, President; Wayne Hahn, Treasurer. STANDING: Carol Cummings, Sandra Sikkink, Marlin Vander Plas, Kathy Murray, Bonnie Big- alk, Aria Gillund, Constance Reynolds, Philip Durst, James Wilson, Kay O'Connor, Patty Ann House. LAST ROW: Alan Growden, Phillip Milne, Marlene Bacon, Annette Kiefer, Gerald Anderson, William Wilsey, Ronald Dotzenrod, Janet Growden, Jean Growden, Marlow Vander Plas, Ronald Pickett. Eighth Grade . . . ROW 1: GradaMae Stoskopf, John Boelter, Susan Wendt, Ernest Cambem, Charles Palmer, Jane Soffa, Jerry Schultz. ROW 2: Mr. Olson, Steven Arends, Wahnita Elliott, Joan Gartner, Mavis Nagel, Charlotte Serfling, Carol Foss, Christopher Schmidt. ROW 3: David Olson, Russell Schultz, Linda Miller, Linda Miedema, Lois Koch, Elaine Wubbels, Dean Aarre, David Kiefer. SEATED-CLASS OFFICERS-Treasurer, Terry Ekholm; Vice-President, Wiley Marzolf; President, Bobby Ellinger; Sec- retary, Verna Ramsey. ROW 2: Steven Arnold, Dennis Benson, Charlotte Bestor, Joanne VanderWoude, John Nord- strom,’David Gabbert, Steven Wendt, Laurel Dreier, Richard Lickty, James Bartsch, Cheryl Olson. ROW 3: Carol Miller, Roger Schibursky, Kathleen Conn, Joyce Odens, Frederic Nagle, Marvin Slafter, Patricia Drury, Eileen Klemme, David Hoberg, Samuel Halverson, Pamela Dunwell. Seventh Grade ROW 1: Miss Helms, David Wissing, Neil Broadwater, Phyllis O'Connor, Patricia Woellert, Nancy Hewitt, John Winkler, Rickie Thatcher. ROW 2: Carolyn Sikkink, Richard Milne, Myron Schultz, Robert Hanson, Terry Ekholm, Ronald Dreier, Alan Narveson, Diane Schultz. ROW 3: Ruby Odden, Diane Dahl, Harriet Krause, Joseph Specht, John Beck, Roger Hanson, Kay Nehring, Wanda Broadwater, Nancy Hahn. Not Pictured; Kathy Conlan, Sandra Rindels, Tommy Strahl. 21 ROW Is Lynn Wubbels, John Mnlvihill, Lud Gartner, Jim Hovelson, Bill Berg, Mike Gross, Milo Broadwater, Tom Lahmers. ROW 2: Mr. Malikowski, Roger Jones, Ronald Benson, John Carlin, Tom Shanahan, Jerry Gartner, Clark Berg, Don O'Connor. 1957 Homecoming Game Preston vs. Lanesboro Preston 31. . Preston 32. , Preston 19. . Preston 28. . Preston 13. Preston 14. Preston 39. , Preston 13. ROW Is Dean Gillund, Ervin Ristau, Doug Fairbaim, Jerry Gartner, Robert Gartner, Stanley Nelson, Pat O'Connor, Carroll Watson. ROW 2: Dave Lichter, Gene Wubbels, Dave Schmidt, Allen Fingerson, Lester Friemann Roger Bickelhaupt, Mr. Jaszewski. Schedule 6 Houston 7 Spring Grove 7 Caledonia 13 Lanesboro 13 Spring Valley 13 Wykoff 21 Harmony 7 Chatfield “In the Clear” Mike Gross Clark Berg Lud Gartner Senior Football Players Jim Hovelson Lynn Wubbels Dean Gillund Tom Lahmers Don O'Connor Milo Broadwater Aetion Shots Preston vs. Wykoff Jim Hovelson “A” Squad Bill Berg Mike Gross Basketball Murph Gartner Milo Broadwater Lud Gartner Tom Lahmers “B” SQUAD BACK ROW: Mr. Malikowski, Gary Thatcher, Lyall Mensink, Allen Fingerson, Jerry Hanson, Larry Watts, Ralph Gross, John Ostrem, Butch Wubbels, Don Odens, Bill Broadwater. FRONT ROW: Robert Gartner, Jerry Pierce, Vic Ramsey, Ed Miller, Steve Foster, Stan Nelson, Roger Burgess, Manford Home. FIRST ROW: Ervin Ristau, Pat O'Connor, Bill Berg, Lud Gartner, Milo Broadwater, Lynn Wubbels, Mike Gross. SECOND ROW: Gary Thacher, Robert Gartner, Ralph Gross, Jerry Gartner, Clark Berg, Terry Loucks, Murph Gart- ner, Mr. McCuaig. Track Baseball FIRST ROW: Lyall Mensink, Lynn Wubbels, Clark Berg, Wayne Marzolf, Jim Hovelson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jas- zewski, Don Odens, Tom Lahmers, Lud Gartner, Bill Berg, Butch Wubbels, John Carlin. - Gerry Alderman, Lois Gross Judy Hovelson, Carol Foss, Jeanette Larson Marlene Johnson, Sandy Alderman 29 Saxophones-Philip Durst, Jerry Strahl, Joyce Odens, Mary Befort, Kathy Conn, Marsha Ebert. Percussion-Mary Sikkink, Wiley Marzolf, John Beck, Frederic Nagel, John Ostrem. -3% Trombones-Alice Larson, Chris Schmit, Jeanette Larson, Sigrid Halverson, Judy Roelofs. Brass Group-Joan Gartner, Joyce Roelofs, Wayne Marzolf, Laurie Roelofs, Dean Gil- lund, Janie Soffa. Cornet: Carol Cummings, Dean Aarre, Aria Gil- lund, Lois Koch, Lylia Drogemuller, Ruth RoeloLs, Steve Halverson, Don Odens. Clarinet: Kathy Murray, Bonnie Bigalk, Elaine Wubbels, Ann Amdahl, Barbara Yaste, Dave Schmidt, Marcia Durst, Kay Kleimenhagen, Linda Yaste, Mary Ann Kramer, Yvonne Hoppe, Carol Foss. Majorettes: Marlene Johnson, Sandy Alderman, Pat Soiney, Karen Growden, Pat Shanahan, Judy Hovelson. Woodwinds: LoLetta Ingvalson, Barbara Fairbaim, Judy Hovelson, Connie Rey- nolds, Marcia Miller, Mary Klein. FIRST ROW: Doris Fossum, Dianne Bestor, Mary Sikkink, Elaine Kinneberg, Nancy Drury, Lois Gross, Joan Rindels, Eloise Kinneberg. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Hanson, Phyllis Ramsey, Karen Growden, Marcia Miller, Laurie Roelofs, Ann Amdahl, Janet Scheevel, Marlene Johnson, Dianne Burgess. THIRD ROW: Harriet Beck, Linda Olson, Janet Yaste, Pat Strahl, Janice Befort, Eileen Prinsen, Janet Rindels, Dianne Prinsen, LoLetta Ingvalson. Sopranos Altos FIRST ROW: Yvonne Hoppe, Mary Befort, Jeanette Larson, Rhonda Theiss, Judy Hovelson. SECOND ROW: Pat Pfremmer, Jerilyn Hovey, Dixie Strahl, Joyce Roelofs, Ruth Roelofs, Barbara Yaste, Judy Roelofs. THIRD ROW: Marsha Ebert, Pat Shanahan, Linda Yaste, Kathryn Wollert, Jeanne Thorson, Kay Kliemenhagen, Sandy Alderman. ROW Is Tim O'Connor, Wiley Hovey, Lylia Drogemuller, Barbara Fairbaim, Mary Klein, Gene Bates, Robert Gartner, ROW 2: Jerry Gartner, Steve Halverson, John Ostrem, Don Odens, Gene Wubbels, Douglas Fairbaim, Stanley Nelson, Allen Fingerson, Lynn Wubbels, ROW 3: Wayne Marzolf, Lud Gartner, Tom Lahmers, Roger Jones, Bill Berg, Talmer Gillund, Dave Lichter, Mike Gross, David Schmidt. Tenors and Basses Madrigal FIRST ROW: Linda Olson, Linda Yaste, Rhonda Theiss, Jeanette Larson, Judy Hovelson, Mary Sikkink, Lois Gross, Lylia Drogemuller, Kay Kleimenhagen, LoLetta Ingvaldson, SECOND ROW: Donald Odens, Lud Gartner, David Schmidt, Wayne Marzolf, Steve Halverson, Lynn Wubbles, Mike Gross, Talmer Gillund. NOT PICTURED: Butch Wubbels. Piano Accompanist and Drum Soloist: Sig- rid Halverson. Instrumental Soloists: Ann Amdahl, Judy Hovelson, LoLetta Ingvalson. Woodwind Ensemble: Barbara Fairbaim, Kay Kliemenhagen, Judy Hovelson, Mary Klein. Brass Group: Lylia Drogemuller, Judy Roelofs, Jeanette Larson, Ruth Roelofs, Don Odens, Dean Gillund, Joyce Roelofs. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 3, 1957, in the P.H.S. Auditorium. It was under super- vision of Mr. Mattson and Miss Swanson. Music was furnished by the Bobby Thompson Orchestra. The song Aura Lee expressed the Southern Plantation theme. The gym was decorated in dark green, mint green, and white accented with varying colors of magnolias. The stage represented a Porch of a huge Southern mansion. Red and white roses decorated the powder room. The decorations provided a beautiful setting for a most enjoyed prom. 35 SEATED: Barbara Fairbaim, Luddie Gartner, Jim Hovelson, Butch Wubbels, Janet Rindels, Mary Befort, Robert Gartner, Robert Ellinger, Mr. Scanlan. STANDING: Dave Lichter, Jerry Gartner, Roger Rindels, Joe Specht Jon DeVries, Philip Durst. Student Council . . . Newspaper . .. SEATED: Miss Dudley, Marcia Durst, Phyllis Ramsey, Sharon Broadwater, Gerry Alderman, Harriet Beck, Pat Strahl, Milo Broadwater. STANDING: Charlotte Bestor, JoAnn VanderWoude, Mary Befort, Carol McDowell, Sheryl Olson, Robert Ellinger, Mary Sikkink, Lois Gross, Eleanor Kinneberg, Rhonda Theiss, Diane Bestor, Wahnita Eliot, Joan Gartner, Laurel Drier, ROW 3: Don O'Connor, Yvonne Hanson, Ruby Odens, Verna Ramsey, Kathy Conn, Marcia Ebert, Patricia Drury, Marcia Miller, Ann Amdahl, Sandra Alderman, Mary Klein, Annette O'Connor, Dixie Strahl, Elaine Cleveland, Pat Gartner, ROW 4: Linda Olson, Janet Yaste, Clark Berg, Ernest Kinneberg, Tom Lahmers, Lynn Wubbels, Mike Gross, Lud Gartner, Janice Befort, Kathryn Woellert, Emily Ristau, Janet Rindels, Eileen O'Connor, Eileen Prinson, Kay Kleimenhagen. SEATED: ASSISTANT EDITOR, Janet Yaste; EDITOR, Pat Gartner, STANDING: BUSINESS MANAGER, Wayne Marzolf; ASSISTANT EDITOR, Pat Strahl. Annual Staff SEATED: Yvonne Hanson, Harriet Beck, Phyllis Ramsey, Sharon Broadwater. STANDING: Eileen O'Connor, Kay Kliemenhagen, Mike Gross, Barb Fairbaim, Dean Gillund, Lud Gartner, Clark Berg, Judy Roelofs, Emily Ristau, Sigrid Halverson, Elaine Cleveland. NOT PICTURED: Marcia Durst. SEATED: Coaches-Mr. McCuaig, Mr. Jasewski, Mr. Denny, Mr. Malikowski, Mr. Olson. ROW 1: John Mulvihill, Lyall Mensink, Jimmy Hovelson, Carroll Watson. ROW 2: Glen Engle, John Carlin, Mike Gross, Tom Lahmers, Jerry Gartner, Ronald Benson, Lynn Wubbels, Wayne Marzolf, Don O'Connor. ROW 3: Clark Berg, Lud Gartner, Dave Lichter, Roger Jones, Milo Broadwater, Bill Berg, Dean Gillund, Howie Hayes, Ervin Ristau, Dave Schmidt. SEATED: Mr. Titrud, Officers-John Mulvihill, Clark Berg, Don O'Connor, Milo Broadwater, Richard Wolfe, Ernest Kinneberg, Wayne Marzolf. ROW 2: Pat O'Connor, Tim O'Connor, Wylie Hovey, Robert Pickett, Lyall Mensink, Steve Halverson, Joel Pfister, Allen Fingerson, Gary Every, Bill Broadwater, Arvin Vander Plas, Buster Johnson, John Ashton. ROW 3: Gene Bates, Thomas Shanahan, David Palmer, Donald Krause, Ronald Olson, John Hanson, Wayne Stapelkamp, Terry Loucks, Ervin Ristau, David Schmidt, Jerry Gartner, Bill Berg, Lester Friemann. Lettermen SEATED: Ann Amdahl, Sandy Alderman. STANDING: Rhonda Theiss, Sigrid Halverson, Linda Olson, Elaine Cleveland, Janice Befort, Miss Dudley, Wayne Marzolf. Deciam I Act Play “The Ugly Duckling’’ The Uelv Duckline was presented under the direction of Miss Dudley. The members of the cast were as follows: SEATED: Lynn Wubbels, Lois Gross, Barbara Fairbaim, Judy Hovelson. STANDING: Mike Gross, Lud Gartner, Wayne Marzolf. The Junior Class of 58 under the direction of Mr. Howard put on a three act comedy--Shy Guy. The play was a complete success. In the cast were Pat Strahl, Emily Ristau. Lud Gartner, Mike Gross, Lynn Wubbels, Barbara Fair- bairn, Marcia Durst, Wayne Marzolf, Jim Hovelson, Sharon Broadwater, Shirley Waller. Kay Kleimenhagen was student director. Junior Class Plays Under the direction of Mr. Bahr the Junior Class of '59 put on the three act comedy--Love Is Too Much Trouble. Kathryn Wollert was the student director. In the cast were Jerry Pierce, Janis Befort, Buster Johnson, Bill Berg, Mary Sikkink. Laurie Roelofs, Dave Lichtor, Roger Burgess, Eleanor Kinneberg, Janet Rindels, Linda Olson, Edith Slafter, Ardith Vander Plas, Lylia Drogemuller. Homecoming Events .. . The homecoming activities opened with the snake dance and the lighting of the bonfire followed by a pep fest. On Friday afternoon there was a parade consisting of a variety of floats. The Junior Class was awarded first prize for their float. It was based on the slogan Roll Out the Burros. The game started with Bill Berg kicking off. At the half was the crowning of the Queen. The king. Tom Lahmers, stirred up a great amount of excitement by walking back and forth in front of the candidates; finally he stopped in front of Barbara Fairbairn. He escorted her to the Queen's chair and placed a crown of white mums upon her head. The second half of the game than started. The players did a good job and came out winning the game 28-7. The game was followed by a dance. Barbara Fairbairn, Tom Lahmers King and Queen . . . The Crowning . . . QUEEN ATTENDANTS: Sharon Broadwater, Marcia Durst, Kay Kleimenhagen, Phyllis Ramsey. QUEEN: Barbara Fairbairn. KING: Tom Lahmers. CROWN BEARER: Steve Hall. SEPTOR BEARER: Elden Kinneberg. Class Prophecy It is exactly 1:45 Chicago time. The year is 1975 and the graduating class of 1958 is gathering for their class reunion. The reunion is being held at the world famous Ronald Olson, Chicago’s newest and most beautiful hotel, owned and operated by Preston's own Ronnie Olson. The first to arrive is Sigrid Halverson who is providing the music for the afternoon. Her world- famous orchestra, The Halverson Hep-Cats, will perform throughout the afternoon. Immediately follow- ing Miss Halverson is Wayne Marzolf who has just been named Secretary of Agriculture to replace Ezra Taft Benson, who has resigned due to bad health. Secretary Marzolf is followed by the President of the United States, Don O'Connor, to whom he is deeply indebted for his present position. Next to arrive is Janet Yaste who is the Business Manager for the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company, and she is accompanied by her classmate and colleague Pat Strahl, whose outstanding ability as an operator has gained her the title of Miss Bell of 1975. A deafening roar accompanies the arrival of Lynn Wubbels on his new Super-Cycle. Accompanying him is his personal dentist Glen Engle, whose new tooth replacing techniques have made him world famous. The next to arrive are Harriet Beck and Kay Kleimenhagen who have just re- turned from Hollywood where they have been recording a new album. Accompanying them is the re- nowned world traveler and writer John Bates who has flown here in his private plane from Texas. Just arriving from Paris is the well-known fashion designer, Marcia Durst and her fiance; the prince of France. The refreshment for this occasion are being supplied by Donna Hires, formerly known as Donna Hanson, whose chain of Root Beer stands, circles the world. Next to arrive is the Master of Cere- monies, Clark Berg, who is at present, the President of the National Toastmasters Club. Screaming is heard in the hall as Tom, cheaper by the dozen, Lahmers arrives with his wonderful wife and family of twelve. Tom has certainly aged considerably since his graduation. Next to arrive is the world's champion bowler, Pat Gartner. Pat has also just published a new book entitled How to beat the Stamp Racket. Yvonne Hanson is the next to arrive. Her famous hairstyles have been praised by Yul Brynner. The menu has been planned by Judy Roelofs. The food has been prepared by Chef Howard Hayes and his dishwashing assistant Lud Gartner. Milo Broadwater, who is now a star forward for the Minneapolis Pud- dlers, is next to arrive. The mural on the walls have been painted by Emily Ristau, who is now a world famous painter. The model for the mural, as we all can see, is Ernest Kinneberg. Arriving a few moments later is the person who has designed all the furniture in the room, Elaine Cleveland. There have been no casualties so far. Jim Hovelson is busy trying to sell shoes to all his classmates to help support his ever growing family. Eileen O’Connor is the next to arrive. It has just been an- nounced that she has been named Model Homemaker of the Year. Willy Cambern, who is now an un- dertaker and who is known for his fifty dollar funerals arrives. Willy seems to be sizing up everyone. Well, everyone seems to be here, I guess we can eat! Suddenly a loud cry is heard in the entry. Mike Gross comes rushing into the room. Mike, by the way, is a conductor on the Milwaukee Road. We are all sorry to say that Scientist Dean Gillund has flown to the sun and the missile that he was riding in melted, so he has no way to return. Also, unable to attend are Barb Fairbairn and Sharon Broadwater, who are starring on a television program called Old Maid's Hour. We understand it is quite success- ful. Oh, oh-Here comes Mr. Scanlan in his 57 Mercury; better late than never. 42 Class Will I, John Bates, will my guitar and cowboy boots to Laurie (I like Roy Rogers) Roelofs. I, Harriet Beck, will my night life to Shirley (fly-by-night) Schultz. I, Clark Berg, will my athletic ability to Jo Ann Means. I, Milo Broadwater, will my ability to drive within the speed limits to Nancy Drury. I, Sharon Broadwater, will my shorthand skills to Donald (I can't write it either) Olson. I, Willis (you go your way and I'll go to Rochester) Cambern, will my love for that city to Gerry Aider- man. I, Elaine Cleveland, will my seat on the Greenleafton bus to Eileen Prinsen and Janet Rindels. I, Marcia Durst, will my clever cracks and dimples to Terry Loucks. I, Glen Engle, will my way with women to John Mulvihill and my tattoo to Lylia Drogemuller. I, Barbara Fairbairn, will my Queenship to Gene Bates. I, Lud Gartner, will my ability to talk, to Edith Slafter and my love for the Cities to Richard Jeche. I, Pat Gartner, will my classroom abilities to Jerry (1 don’t give a darn) Pierce. I, Dean Gillund, will my height to Doris (I like it down here) Fossum. I, Mike Gross, will my front seat in study hall to Dave (I goof off, too) Lichter. I, Sigrid (anything you can play, I can play better) Halverson, will my place as soloist to Larry Watts. I, Donna Hanson, will my ability to write letters in school to Lois Gross and Rhonda Theiss. I, Yvonne (tee hee) Hanson, will my Giggles to Ronnie Benson. I, Howard Hayes, will my car and Saturday nights in Rochester to Roger Jones. I, James (I argue because I know I’m right) Hovelson, will my butch hair cut to Mary Sikkink. I, Ernest Kinneberg, will my farming abilities to Janice Befort and Diane Bestor. I, Kay Kleimenhagen, will my ability to get to Texas to Kathryn (I'm going to Hawaii) Woellert. I, Tom Lahmers, will my Kingship to Carolyn Hanson. I, Wayne Marzolf, will my ability to grow a beard to Marsha Ebert. I, Don O'Connor, will my ability to talk myself into or out of a tight spot to Ardith Vander Plas. I, Eileen O'Connor, will my chemistry book to Bill (I don't intend to take it) Berg. I, Ronald Olson, will my shyness to Judy (I’m shy too) Hovelson. I, Emily Ristau, will my ability to get around to Eleanor Kinneberg and John Carlin. I, Pat Strahl, will my extra class ring to Jerry (I don’t need one) Gartner, and my job at the telephone office to Buster Johnson. I, Lynn Wubbels, (I'm going to skip school next year) will my Dutch features and wooden shoes to Annette O'Connor and Ervin Ristau. I, Janet Yaste, will my can-cans to Roger Burgess and my desire to stay home to Richard Wolfe. 43 Shop and Save at GARTNER’S SUPERMARKET Compliments of Leo and Howard Gartner Preston OLSON’S COAL AND FEED Hubbard and Murphy Feed Gr inding-Mixing-Shel ling-Coal -Seed-Ferti 1 izer Phone 680 Compliments of EBERT HARDWARE Preston's “Our Own Hardware” Phone 437 Compliments of PRESTON CREAMERY PRODUCE ASSOC. 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