Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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Xf-V iWc ; ' - IfeC v A v. Jfl :: -v M ; Sb i vt. f PK Above - Members (Bottom L-R) S. Hartman, R. Ness, E. Johnson, T. McKee, T. Wells, T. Nelson, K. Jacob, M. Gross (Row 2) M, Doty, R. Lundberg, B. Treiber, A. Bern, R. Abraham, J. Fickbohm, C. Wells, C. Treiber, C. Trudeau, M. Schumacher, C. Johnson, R. Anderton A - CLUB Below - Officers (L-R) T. Embrock, T. Wells, K. Jacob The A-Club and GAL Club each had another eventful year while helping to spread the enthusiasm of their programs. The GAL Club continued the sale of stadium cushions to help defray the cost of the locker room hairdryers, under their advisor, Mrs. Johannsen. The A-Club, under Mr. Joachim’s supervision, held meetings during the year to discuss their activities. The members also combined to have an evening of fun at the rollerskating rink in Sioux Falls. Below - Members (Bottom L-R) J. Hagen, S. Hamilton, P. Evanson, K. Treiber (Row 2) C. Joseph, T. Vanderham, K. Allen, T. Sogn, L. Ronning, T. Sogn, K. Merrick, C. Ahlers (Row 3) T. Tucker, S. Lappegard, D. Limoges, T. Nelson, M. Weyen, P. Wiberg, P. Limoges, T. Vanderham, A. Brickhouse. GAL CLUB Above - Officers (L-R) T. Sogn, J. Abraham, T. Tucker, K. Treiber 23

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MAXWELL SMART OUTSMARTS KAOS 1984 was the year Maxwell Smart arrived in Alcester! AHS students, under the direction of Larry Vissia, pooled their talents to present the all-school play, “Get Smart”. The play had a fast paced plot revolving around the clumsy antics of Maxwell Smart, played by Robbie Heiman. Smart was called upon by the organization of good, called Control, to save the world from KAOS, the organization of evil. KAOS was scheming to blow up Washington, D.C. with professor Dante’s inthermo. Needless to say, Smart came through again and saved the world from evil. The students time and talent combined to make this year's play a fun experience for everyone involved and a big success at AHS. Above - Professor Dante tries to explain the inthermo to Smart. (Bottom L-R) T. Warner. B. Johnson. M. Schumacher, J. Fickbohm, T. Tucker, S. Hagen, A. Brickhouse, J. Joseph,S. Lappegard (Row 2) B. Treiber, T. Vanderham, M. Weyen, T. Embrock, K. Treiber, M. Ronning. J. Abraham, P. Evanson, M. Johnson, K. Anderson, M. Lind, D. Limoges, P. Limoges (Row 3) T. Nelson, E. Johnson, T. McKee, R. Heiman, C. Treiber, Mr. Vissia, D. Gubbrud, R. Abraham (not pictured) C. Ahers. Above - The Chief reprimands Maxwell Smart for goofing things up again! Above • Agent 99 assists Professor Dante while he deactivates the Inthermo. 22

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NHS AWARDS SCHOLORSHIPS NHS Members (Sitting L-R) L. Holt, M. Weyen, S. Hagen, T. Ahlers (Standing) M B. Newberg, M. Ronning, K. Treiber, R. Heiman, T. Tucker, T. Vanderham, B. Ekanger, P. Evanson, T. Embrock, J. Abraham, T. Wells, M. Schumacher, T. Nelson, K. Jacob The National Honor Society is a group of juniors and seniors who have maintained at least a B average all four years of high school. The main activity of the chapter is to raise money for scholarships which are given to three senior members. They again sold candy this year to raise money, with the top salesman receiving a hundred dollar scholarship. This year’s top candy salesman was Susan Hagen. Others receiving scholarships were Mary Beth Newberg, Todd Embrock, Robbie Heiman, and Jill Abraham was the alternate. Mr. Zingler was the chapter’s advisor. Above - NHS Officers (L-R) Sec.-P. Evanson, Pres.-K. Treiber, vice pres.-R. Heiman, treas.-M. Ronning Left - Scholarship Winners (L-R) J. Abraham, M.B. Newberg, S. Hagen, T. Embrock, R. Heiman 24