Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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And The Beat Goes On! Band members spent a busy year, dividing their time between concert band, stage band and pep band. The wheels started turning in the fall, when the marching band travelled to USD and Madison for the colleges’ homecoming day parades. Flag carriers were a welcome addition to the band, and a change from the pompon girls of the past. They performed a routine w the band during parades, and at the customary halftime show at Alcester’s own homecoming. Wintertime meant that the musicians had to begin practicing for the instrumental contest at Vermillion, an event where Alcester placed well, receiving several superior rationgs. The fall, Christmas, spring and Pop’s concerts kept the band working hard and the stage band kept in practice for their annual combination concert with the Moodlighter’s. Fund raising was also a time-consumer as the band worked for money to get them to Omaha, where they performed at a Royals game during the summer months. Band-Row 1-Toshia Miner, Amy Sundstrom, Sandy Green, Teresa Limoges, Penny Peck, Pam Tucker, Shayna Brady, Patti Hammitt, Rhondda Hakl, Lisa Kleinhans, Kelli La- pour. Row 2-Kersten Johnson, Roxie Pederson, LeAnne Lin- gert, Joanne Lind, Diane Ludwig, Chonette Bern, Jon Leaf- stedt, Julie Kjose, Robin Embrock, Shelley Hartman, Kathy Jensen, Tim Anderton. Row 3-Erin Lusk, Vicki Twedt, Kevin Gross, Matt Onnen, Dick Anderson, Karen Swanson, Jennee Lind, Kevin Kroger, Grant Gubbrud, James Newberg, Ro- chelle Twedt, Stephanie Lappegard. Row 4- Scott Livingston, Mike Newberg, Paul Buum, Becky Johnson, Barbie Cooper, Bryan Sommervold, Janice Pearson, Kathy Weyen. Not Pic- tures Dan Schoellerman, Barbara Ekanger, Tara Sonichsen. Flag Carriers-Back Row-Sharon Peter- son, Ruth Ymker, Shelly Osterkamp, Betsy Ahart, Holly Merrick, Nancy Zingler, Susie Brady. Front-Rhonda Newberg, JoAnn Zingler. 23

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Above-Cast-Back Row: Mark Fickbohm, Kent Anderson, Matt Eilers, Susan Hei man, Robin Embrock, Shane McClara, Chris Embrock, Mark Newberg, John Ahart, Front- Kersten Johnson, Jon I eafstedt, Mike Newberg, Wayne Johnson, Stephanie Lappegard, Erin Lusk, Matt Onnen. Above: Martha and Abby serve tea to Elaine. Above: Teddy takes care of another victim of Martha and Abby. Below: The two officers discuss Below: The nephews, Mortimer and Jon- the arrest of Jonathon. athon. “Arsenic And Old Lace” Delights Audience The students of the high school combined their talents to perform the play “Arsenic and Old Lace”. Under the direction of Mrs. Lau- rel Marshall, the cast filled the au- dience with excitement and sus- pense. The play revolved around Mar- tha and Abby Brewster, two elder- ly women, who murdered lonely men to save them from a life of misery. The plot thickens when their nephew Mortimer Brewster discovers their scheme. “Teddy another nephew whose insanity saves the two old ladies from a prison term provided some comic relief. Backstage crew members provided lighting and help with props. The members of the play worked long and hard to make the play the success it was. Above: Dr. Einstein prepares for sur gery.

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Ensembles Work Hard Above-Clarinet Choir-Front from left-Sandy Green, Barbara Ekanger LeAnne Lingert; Back-Joanne Lind, Roxie Pederson, Kersten Johnson, Toshia Miner, Amy Sundstrom. Left-Contest accompanists- Patty Hammitt, Belinda Cooper, Lisa Kleinhans, Susan Heiman, Nancy Berg- dale Left-Percussion-From Left-Kathy Weyen, Becky Johnson, Barbie Cooper, Janice Pearson, Mike New- berg, Scott Livingston, Paul Buum Above-Diane Ludwig and LeAnne Lingert went to Augustana Band Festival, and LeAnne received the honor to be in All-State Band. Left-Woodwind Ensemble- From Left-Rhonda Hakl, Kelli Lapour, Lisa Kleinhans, Patti Hammitt. „ . „ .... i. n L- d l Li t f Below-Trumpet Trio-Diane Ludwig, Chonette Bern, Below-Brass Ensemble-Leisa Johnson, Robin Embrock, Jon Leafstedt, , K- Kevin Kroger, Matt Onnen, Grant Gubbrud v v