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

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 PATTERNS , Preston's one-act play, was a dramatic performance. The cast consisted of: Isabel - D. Ostern; Dulcie - J. Lindorff; Richard - S. Hall; and Hobson - R. Haugstad. jhnmutunul fount; Sonro fsrfogh Stool jkranulist? QUILL SCROLL is a new organization at school. This National Honorary Journalism Society is for those students, selected by the advisors of the newspaper and annual staffs, who have excelled in journalistic work on newspaper and yearbook. SEATED: L. Wendt, Advisors - Miss Rierson and Mrs. Husom, S. Knies, S. Morse. STANDING: G. Wubbels, D. Ostern, J. Simonson. Missing: J. Lindorff.

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STUDENTS EXCEL IN DRAMATICS AND JOURNALISM Thespians, as usual, came up with a fine performance in their one act this year. Their many hours of memorizing lines and stage rehearsals paid off as the public en- joyed their near professional performance. The points needed for membership in the Thespian Club are gained by performing in one-act plays and class plays, working on stage crews, and declamation. ROW 1: S. Corson, C. Scheevel, J. Soffa, B. Kruegel, P. Morse. ROW 2: C. Bremseth, J. Green, P. Shanahan, P. Scanlan, K. Arends. ROW 3: T. Bestor, S. Trende, J. Amdahl, K. Soiney, J. Larson. THESPIANS: STAGE STRUCK STARS OF P.H.S. Mr. O'Reilly, Advisor; D. Ostern, R. Haugstad, L. Bigalk, R. Marx, S. Hall, D. Luehr, P. Staupe, B. Fishbaugher, J. Voight, S. Morse, S. Knies. Not Pictured: J. Lindorff.

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ROW 1: R. Doherty, W. Yaste, B. O'Connor, B. Peterson, S. Kruegel, M. Simonson, R. Hellickson, ROW 2: D. Os- tem, P. Trembley, K. Arends, P. Morse, P. Staupe, G. Lindorff, R. Luehr, C. Bremseth, B, Barrett, L. Rindels, L. Grooters, P. HelUckson. ROW 3: P. Eulberg, D. Every, A. Thompson, J. Lindorff, J. Barrett, P. Scanlan, J. Green, C. Barth, I. Engle, E. Kendall, J. Lindorff, S. Burreson, P. Shaw, ROW 4: J. Simonson. J. Voight, J. Soffa. P. Serf ling, J, Ostem, S. Knies, P. Hanson, K. Gunderson, D. Hoff, J. Gatzke, L. Bigalk, N. Stevens, L, Asleson, B. Kreu- gel. HOMEMAKERS HEADLINE THE FUTURE The Preston Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America had a very active year. They increased their treasury by selling caramel apples at the football games. The lunch room looked like a winter wonderland when they had their Christmas dance. The admission was a can of food. This collection of food was given to a welfare family. Other activities were attending the district meeting, the cookie sale in which they baked and sold over 200 dozen cookies, and sending three del- egates to the state meeting.