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

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Something new... As students returned to class in September, one change they noticed was that there would be no more bells to begin or dismiss class. Some approv- ed of the change and some didn't. If you happened to stroll by the Landco building and heard some choice tunes coming from within, it was probably the rockin' new band 'TOP SECRET. The band has been together for about a year and practices 2 to 3 nights a week. They have played at a junior high dance, a pool dance, and a class reunion. They hope to play a lot more in the future. We want to sound good, but mainly we are together to just have fun. said Mike Schibur- sky, member of 'TOP SECRET. The other members include Ben Joerg, Kristin Slattum, Jim Hanson, and Stuart Dyreson. Last summer Carl Ford, cyclist extraodinare, peddled furiously across the state of Michigan for seven grueling days. Carl was part of a bicycle tour that consisted of 800 other peddlers. He carried such things as a tent and a sleeping bag that were used some nights to sleep on football fields. Overall, It was a BLAST! shouted Carl. He is looking forward to this summer when he might trek across some other states, and eventually across America! Top Right: Mrs. Coutcher assists Stacey Every in her typing assignment as Lynn Ristau and Dena Thorson look on. Above: The HOT new band 'TOP SECRET plays for Homecoming Day festivities. Members include Kristin Slattum, Stuart Dyreson, Jim Hanson, and Mike Schibursky. Miss- ing from picture, Ben Joerg. Right: Carl Ford, also known as Fudd across America hangin' around with one of his buddies. 10 Features

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Busy educators strive for best Deb Larson: Secretary Victor lindahl: A.A., University of Minnesota; B.S., M.S., St. Cloud State University; Spec., College of St. Thomas; Principal. Margaret Mangan: Cook Ann Markegard: B.S., Winona State University; Science; Bth grade advisor. Marlene McKen ie: Secretary. Naomi Olson: B.S Elem. Ed., Winona State University; Working on M.S. in Spec. Ed.. Winona State University; Special Education Robert O'Reilly: B A., St. Thomas Col lege; M.S., Winona State University; Grad. Wk. University of Minnesota and Mankato State University; English; Fall, One At t, and Spring Plays; Newspaper; Radio Show; 8th grade advisor |oseph Peterson: B.A., Gustavus Adolphus College, M.A., Kansas State University; Ph. D., University of Wisconsin-Madison; Superintendent. Rosemary Ptacek: Head cook. Rae Rustad: B.A, Luther College; General Musit; Jr and Sr. High Choir; Tapestry Charles Sparks: A.A , Rochester Community College; 8.S., and M.S., Mankato State University; Librarian; Audio-Visual Coordinator; Computer 1; |r. class advisor. Diane Toraason: B.S., University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse; Physical Ed., Health; Varsity Girls' Volleyball and Basket- ball coach. Mary Trende: Secretary. Lynn Vavreck: B.S., St. Cloud State University; Special Ed., 7th grade advisor. Liisa Wand: B.A., Iowa State University; Art. Richard Wildgrube: B.S. and M S., Winona State University; In- dustrial Arts; Freshman class advisor. Paul Zimmerman: BA, Augsburg College; Science; B Squad Boys' Basket ball Coach; Track Coach; Freshman class advisor. Left: Mrs. Denny is taking on the task of attemp- ting to teach students like Jason Gossman. Lynn Vavreck Richard Wildgrube Paul Zimmerman Rae Rustad Charles Sparks Diane Toraason Mary Trende Personnel 9

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Outbound and Inbound On November 2, 1987 Preston-Fountain was represented by four seniors on the “High School Trivia television program in Mason City, Iowa. Brad Johnson, Ben Joerg, Camron Loll, and Carl Ford, The Raiders, volunteered to be on the show after Mrs. Ann Markegard, their coach, was sent information to find school that would be will- ing to participate on the show. We were nervous about answering questions, but were excited about being on television, said Ben Joerg, member of the Raiders. The categories ranged from Science and History to Sports. The “Raiders were victorious over their opponents, Charles Ci- ty, Iowa 370-180. Preston-Fountain was delighted to host four ex- change students during the 1987-88 school year. Their names include Natalie Brill from Germany, who stayed with the Robert Benson family, Martha Guzman from Colombia, who stayed with the Waldo Marzolf family, Sami Vainiomaki from Finland who stayed with the David Hokenson family, and last but certainly not least, Susanne An- dreasen from Denmark who stayed with the Ber- nard Hurley family. All four students were members of the 1987-88 senior class. Top: Martha Guzman, Susanne Andreasen, Natalie Brill, and Sami Vainiomaki point to their homelands abroad. Left: Camron Loll, Brad Johnson, Ben Joerg, and Carl Ford take time out from vigorous studying for a casual moment. Features 11