Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1974 volume:

Alcester Community Schools Alcester, South Dakota 57001 ALCESTER HIGH SCHOOL ALCESTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1974 Cubette Volume XXVI You’ve Come A Long Way! T S O A a t r t b u g h 1 d a 1 e e n e 0 n • i t f t z • 1 C L a c 0 • i t • s n f i t e 0 e n n s t s Page 6 S A S A t d t d u m u V d • 1 d e e n e r n • i n t t s t i s t I s r e a n m t d e • i e n 0 X t n s 20 34 48 67 72 74 1st Row-Carl Treiber, Jeanine Hagen, Brian Satter, and Stephanie Rierson. 2nd Row: Mitch Kjose, Jane Eilers, Linda Rogness, Kent Hongslo, Tim Winquist, Darla Anderson, Doug Reppe, Lorri Wetrosky, Kay Hendricks, Kenn Barnes, Serena Barnes, and Brad Kleinhans. Stairway to Heaven As the spotlight come on and the first strains of Stairway to Heaven was heard above the mummers of voices, the royalty for the 1973 Homecoming came forward. The attendants were: freshmen Serena Barnes and Brad Kleinhans, sophomores Jane Eilers and Mitch Kjose, and juniors Kay Hendricks and Kenny Barnes. Senior Homecoming candi- dates were: Lorrie Wetrosky and Doug Reppe, Darla Anderson and Kent Hongslo, and Linda Rogness and Tim Winquist. The hushed audience waited as mistress of ceremonies, Sharon Daneilson, announced Darla Anderson and Tim Winquist as 1973 Homecoming King and Queen. The royalty was entertained with skits presented by the student body. Following the football game on Friday night the dance was held with music by the Ash Leafs. Joni Eilers teaches the audience another cheer. 6 Above Left: The look of surprise is evident as Lome Wetrosky and Linda Rogness congratulate Darla Anderson, the 1973 Homecoming Queen. Left: Loree Stubbs you are the next contestant in the New Price Is Right Show. Below: Coach Siemonsma enthusiastically gives a pep talk at the bonfire. Above: Mike Kjose gets a little excited while Bruce Day and Ken Berg put on the A-club skit. Above Right: Scott Lusk gets slapped by Serena Barnes just for a skit. Middle Right: Mitch Kjose has got his date for Sweet- heart. Bottom Right: Marlene Larson and Tory MeiTick put on a show for Queen Linda. 10 Sweetheart court: Lorri Wetrosky, Joni Eilers, Queen Linda Rogness, Rhonda Kleinhans, and Lisa Sogn. Linda anxiously awaits a kiss from Mr. Irres- istable, Jim Huenink. Let Me Call You Sweetheart February is the month of Sweethearts, and Alcester helped Cupid along as Student Body Presi- dent Tim Winquist crowned Linda Rogness 1974 Sweetheart Queen. Let Me Call You Sweetheart was this year’s festival theme. The other candi- dates were: Joni Eilers, escorted by Mike Kjose, Lorrie Wetrosky, escorted by Brad Kruse, Rhonda Kleinhans escorted by Doug Reppe, and Lisa Sogn escorted by Tim Winquist. Kent Hongslo escorted Queen Linda Rogness. A short program of skits and musical num- bers were presented to the queen and her court by the student body. A dance was held from 9 to 12 with music by the Outer Limits. Cast. First Row-Clint Tucker, Bryan Eden, Roger Wennblom, Dave Van Ballegooyen, Lynn Hagen, Dave Warner. Second Row-Dawn Merrick, Darla Anderson, Linda Rogness, Joni Eilers, Sharon Danielson, Mary Jo Ronning, Rhonda Kleinhans, Lorrie Wetrosky, Paula McKee. Third Row-Charles Eric son, Doug Reppe, Brad Kruse, Kent Hongslo, Kirk Johnson, Mr, Joachim. Seniors Present Penny Antics Below: Joni Eilers watches as Sharon Danielson smashes a pie in Dave Van Ballegooyen's face. Bottom: Mary Sundstrom applies make-up to Roger Wennblom for the senior class play. After practicing many long hours the seniors were at last ready. On November 15 and 16, 1973 the seniors presented the play PENNY ANTICS. It was a comedy in three acts. This is a story of the hilarious life of the Patch family and of Penny Patch, their teen-age daughter who is trying to find herself a date to senior prom. Penny succeeds but instead of one, ends up with three dates for prom. Fifteen seniors took part in the play along with several other class members helping to make the play complete. Mr, Joachim directed the seniors play this year. Main characters in the play were: Joni Eilers...................Sandy Patch Roger Wennblom................Jim Patch Dawn Merrick..................Sara Patch Sharon Danielson..............Penny Patch Other characters were: Mary Jo Ronning ..••••••. Ginny Lou Stone Linda Rogness.................Midge Taylor Darla Anderson ...............DoDo Stevens David VanBallegooyen..........Oscar Van Peet III Kirk Johnson..................Beansy Adams C lint Tucker.................Bill Williams Lorrie W etrosky..............Loreen Angebilt Paula McKee...................Bonesy Fletcher Lynn Hagen • .Jerry Larson Dave Warner «•.••••.. .Danny Angebilt Rhonda Kleinhans ••••••• .Connie Andrews 12 Play cast: 1st Row-Becky Cooper, Marlys Holtkamp, Joyce Jahn, Loree Stubbs, Carolyn Johnson, and Debbie M oiler. 2nd Row-Shelle Trudeau, Kay Hendricks, Frances Reppe, Mark Larson, Curtis Hebert, and Dave Hammitt. 3rd Row-Lavaonne Limoges, Randy Medema, Jeff Wilson, Steve Farley, and Rodney Eden. 4th Row-John Dunlap, Craig Kruse, Duane Ryken, Rhonda Richter, and Scott Heim an. Juniors Present the “Night of January 16th The Junior class presented the play Night of January 16th on March 28 and 29. The action of the play takes place in the Superior Court of New York City, where the jury is trying to decide whether the defendent Karen Andre (played by Frances Reppe) is convicted of murdering her boss. There are many turning points in the court but the final outcome is decided by the audience, as they were picked as jurors. Below: Attorney Randy Medema consults with his defendent, Frances Reppe, about the night of the murder. Bottom: Mark Larson swears in Becky Coopers as a witness at the trial of January 16th. Right: Juniors busily prepare for Prom. Below: Seniors sample the old Saloon. Top: A Junior s mother ready to pour punch. Bottom: A couple looking at the Senior reflections. 14 “Just an Old Fashioned Love Song” The past was brought into focus as the juniors created and presented to the sen- iors and special guests Just an Old Fashioned Love Song. The mistress of ceremonies for that May 3rd night was Carolyn Johnson. The waiters and waitresses served dinner after which Randy Medema wel- comed the guests. On behalf of the seniors, Dave Van Ballegooyen gave the acceptance. Next the waitresses had an old fashioned style show. The junior class then presented a W. C. Field skit. The history of the senior class was told by Kirk Johnson, followed by a medley of old fashioned songs sung by the waiters and waitresses. The future of the senior class was read by Steve Farley. Dave Van Ballegooyen presented the senior's will to the juniors. The banquet was brought to an end by the swing choir sing- ing Just an Old Fashioned Love Song. After the banquet a dance was held from 9:00 to 12:00 with music by the Wonder Band. Following the dance, all were invited to attend The Last of Shelia at the Sioux Theatre. Breakfast was then served by the junior class parents. Waiters and Waitresses: Mitch Kjose, Sue Bergdale, Doug Harvey, Brenda Crawford, Doyle Barnes, Sherea Gabel, Kevin Merrick, Nancy Kraakmo, Ricky Hongslo, Jane Eilers, Barry Hughes, and Charmain Hagen. 15 Frances Reppe and Rhonda Richter anxious- ly await their meal. Right: Curtis Hebert and Jean Vreugdenhil pose for a picture. 16 Below: Waitresses have a blast preparing for the banquet. Below: Mr. and Mrs. Goldammer and Mr. and Mrs. Joachim feel at home close to the saloon. Bottom: At the dance, Jeff Wilson fills up on appetizers. Bottom: The saloon seemed to be the local attrac- tion at prom. 17 Special Awards Are Presented Awards presented at the annual award day, held on May 22, were as follows: Hammitt Music Award-Rhonda Kleinhans and Lorrie Wetrosky, Arvid Thormodsgaard Scholarship-Jean Vreug- denhil, Delmer Scott Award-Bryan Eden, Betty Crocker Award-Paula McKee, Minnie Larson Award-Randy Medema, Dakota Awards-Gloria Espeland, Randy Medema, Rhonda Ritcher, Cubette Award-Mary Sundstrom, Crisco Award- Maryls Holtkamp Salutatorian Award- Rhonda Kleinhans, Valedictorian Award- Dwayne Johnson, and Tim Winquist-Re- ceived the Dekalb Award. Lorrie Wetrosky and Rhonda Kleinhans were the receipients of the Hammitt Music Award. Below: Jean Vreugdenhil is congratulated by Mr. Zingler for receiving the Arvid Thormodsgaard Award. Bottom: Randy Medema received the Minnie Larson Award. 18 t The Dekalb Award was presented to Tim Winquist. Declam winners-Mrs. Goldammer-advisor; Linda Rogness, Becky Cooper, Cindy Anderson, and Randy Medema. Randy Medema Qualifies for Regional Declam Contest At various times, before or after school or during study halls, many students could be found practicing their declam pieces. On October 18, the local declam contest was judged by judges from Augustana College. The four local winners were: Becky Cooper- oratory, Linda Rogness-poetry, Cindy Anderson-humorous, and Randy Medema-dramatic. The district contest was held in Canton, South Dakota on Octo- ber 26. Becky Cooper, Linda Rogness, and Cindy Anderson re- ceived good ratings and Randy Medema received an excellent rating. Randy then went on to the regional contest in Sioux Falls on November 5 and received another excellent rating. 19 Mixed Chorus: 1st Row-Miss Uttecht, Serena Barnes, Donna Huenik, Joyce Jahn, Marlene Larson, Clifton Saugstad, Curtis Hebert, Nancy Jahn, Susie Peterson, Lisa Sogn, and Mary Anderson. 2nd Row-Brenda Crawford, Paul McKee, Carolyn Johnson, Rhonda Kleinhans, Randy Kakl, Perry Schempp, Doyle Barnes, Joni Eilers, Darla Anderson, Shirley Johnson, and Michelle Gross. 3rd Row-Debbie Moller, Sherea Cabel, Sharon Danielson, Brad Kiewel, Mitch Kjose, Denton Anderson, Ricky Richter, Lorrie Wetrosky, Charmain Hagen, Nancy Kraakmo, Debbie Jensen, and Lori Johnson. 4th Row-Jean Vreugdenhil, Mary Jo Ronning, Linda Rogness, Keith Wurtz, Bryan Eden, Vicky Thormodsgaad, Sue Bergdale, Jane Eilers, Lori Roskeland, Rhonda Thompson, and Renae Homandberg. Three Superior Ratings Received at Contest The Region I small group vocal and piano contest was held February 14 at Vermillion. The girls ensemble, Rhonda Kleinhans (mezzo soprano solo), and Lorrie Wetrosky (alto solo) all received superior ratings. Groups receiving above average ratings were: Miscellaneous girls en- semble, Doyle Barnes and Mitch Kjose (baritone Solos), Bryan Eden (bass solos), Curtis Hebert (tenor solo), Mary Jo Ronning (soprano solo), and swing choirs. Miss Uttecht was the director. Nancy Kraakmo and Rhonda Kleinhans both received above average ratings on their piano solos. A winter concert was held in December. A Christmas concert with all the music groups in grade school and high school participating was also held in December. Many of the songs that were performed were taken from the book Sunshine and Snowflakes.” On April 19 a spring concert was performed. The final event for the vocal music groups was the Pops concert held on May 10. Triple Trio: 1st Row-Lisa Sogn, Mary Jo Ronning, Kay Hendricks, and Rhonda Kleinhans. 2nd Row-Jane Eilers, Lorrie Wetrosky, Charmain Hagen, Vicky Thormodsgaad, and Brenda Crawford. All-State Chorus-Mary Jo Ronning, Curtis Hebert, Bryan Eden, and Rhonda Kleinhans. Accompanists-Brenda Crawford, Rhonda Kleinhans, Joni Eilers, Nancy Kraakmo, and Sue Bergdale. Girls Ensemble: 1st Row-Joni Eilers, Sue Bergdale, Soloists: 1st Row-Rhonda Kleinhans, Nancy Kraakmo, Mary Darla Anderson, Sharon Danielson, and Linda Jo Ronning, and Lorrie Wetrosky. 2nd Row-Mitch Kjose, Rogness. 2nd Row-Paula McKee, Sherea Gabel, Bryan Eden, Doyle Barnes, and Curtis Hebert. Joyce Jahn, and Laura Hendricks. Swing Choir: 1st Row-Miss Uttecht, Rhonda Kleinhans, Linda Rogness, Curtis Hebert, Doyle Barnes, Lorrie Wetrosky, and Paul McKee. 2nd Row- Nancy Kraakmo, Mary Jo Ronning, Brad Kiewel, Bryan Eden, Mitch Kjose, Sue Bergdale, Darla Anderson, and Joni Eilers. 1st Row-Miss Uttecht, Debbie Anderson, Shelle Trudeau, Joyce Jahn, Pat Hughes, Paula McKee, Charmain Hagen, Joyce Ymker, Lisa Sogn, Mary Anderson, and Cindy Anderson. 2nd Row-June Crage, Marlene Larson, Serena Barnes, Donna Huenik, Dawn Merrick, Carolyn Johnson, Cheryl Richter, Jean Vreugdenhil, Lori Johnson, Lorrie Wetrosky, Nancy Jahn, Lori Roskeland, and Shirley Johnson. 3rd Row-Valerie Johnson, Sharon Danielson, Rhonda Kleinhans, Brenda Crawford, Mary Jo Ronning, Darla Anderson, Nancy Kraakmo, Debbie Jensen, Susie Peterson, Michelle Gross, and Joni Eilers. 4th Row-Laura Hendricks, Lori Hongslo, Debbie Moller, Brenda Gabel, Kay Hendricks, Vicky Thormodsgaad, Rhonda Thompson, Sherea Gabel, Sue Bergdale, Jane Eilers, Renae Homandberg, and Rhonda Twedt. AII-State Band-Tim Johnson and Rhonda Kleinhans. Bass Clarinet duet-Linda Rogness and Sue Bergdale. Soloists: 1st Row-Rhonda Kleinhans, Lori Wetrosky, and Joe Onnen. 2nd Row-Joni Ellers, Tim Johnson, Sharon Danielson, and Jane Eilers. Saxaphone Quartet-Joni Eilers, Darla Anderson, Jane Eilers, and Rhonda Thompson. Woodwind Choir: 1st Row-Paula McKee, Rhonda Kleinhans, Gloria Espeland, Rhonda Richter, Chairman Hagen, Brenda Crawford. 2nd Row-Kay Hendricks, Nancy 22 Clarinet Quartet: 1st Row-Paula McKee and Charmain Hagen. 2nd Row-Brenda Crawford, and Gloria Espeland. 1st Row-Mary Anderson, Shirley Johnson, Lori Johnson, Kay Hendricks, Nancy Kraakmo, Cindy Anderson, Rhonda Kleinhans, Paula McKee, Gloria Espeland, Charmain Hagen, Brenda Crawford, Mary Sundstrom, Rhonda Richter, Susie Peterson. 2nd Row: Brad Kiewel, Joyce Jahn, Denton Anderson Scott Lusk, Rhonda Thompson, Debbie Jensen, Sherea Gabel, Jane Eilers, Darla Anderson, Sharon Danielsen, Rhonda Twedt, Lori Hongslo, Laura Hendricks, Debbie Anderson. 3rd Row-Joe Onnen, Jahn Hultgren, Warren Johnson, Tim Johnson, Kurt Sommervold, Ricky Richter, Lori Roskland, Lorrie Wetrosky, Frances Reppe, Sue Berdale, Joni Eillers, Linda Rogness, Perry Sc hemp. Standing-Dale Pearson, Kurt Johnson, Jeff Wilson, Kevin Hebert, Terry Johnson, Donna Huenik, Mrs. Heeden. Kraakmo, Sharon Danielson, Darla Anderson, Jane Eilers. 3rd Row-Joni Eilers, Frances Reppe, Sue Bergdale, Rhonda Thompson, Linda Rogness. Two Make All-State Moonride was one of the new pieces of music the band played this year. It was a change from the old style music, since Moonride” is a song with electronic background music on tape. The Alcester High School band has 48 members, who, under the direction of Mrs. Hedeen, have traveled to Brookings and Vermillion to march in the Hobo Day and Dakota Days parades. Band members also took part in perform- ing in a Christmas concert on December 10, Spring Concert on April 19, and the Pops Concert on May 10. Throughout the year the band worked on pep music and formed a pep band that played at all of Alcester's home football and basketball games. This year at the small group instrumental contest those receiving superior ratings were soloists Rhonda Kleinhans, Joni Eilers and Tim Johnson. The Wood- wind Choir also received a superior rating. On January 11 Tim Johnson, Sharon Danielson, Rhonda Kleinhans and Joni Eilers auditioned for the 1974 All-State Band. This year Rhonda Kleinhans and Tim Johnson were chosen to play in the 140 mem- ber band. 14 Members Make up Newly Formed Flonor Society One of the newly formed clubs this year at A.H.S. is the National Honor Society. The Honor Society consists of Junior and Senior students who have a grade average of a B+ or better. The Club is made up of 14 members. Some of their business has been getting Honor Society pins, ordering cords for graduation, and making money. The club’s advisor is Mr. Zingler. Librarians Dust and Straighten Above: First Row-Paula McKee, Tim Johnson, Rhonda Kleinhans, Joni Eilers, Marlys Holtkamp, Dave Hammitt, Lisa Sogn. Second Row-Vicky Thormodsgaard, Randy Medema, Keith Wurtz, Cary Kots, Scott Heiman, Dwayne Johnson, Jean Vreugdenhil. A familiar sight in the library this year are the Student Librarians dusting, putting up postures, books- of-week, and straighting up the books. The Student Librarians will, by working in the library, strive to earn points in which to earn their librarian’s pin. The Student Librarians work along with Mrs. Goldammer, librarian, to make the library an organized neat place in which to study and get information. New within the library this year is the newly for formed librarians club. Through this organiza- tion, the Student Librarians find out more about the library, new books, and related subjects. The ad- visor of the Library Club is Mrs. Goldammer. Seated: Frances Reppe, Carolyn Johnson, Debbie Moller, and Mr. Goldammer. 2nd Row: Rhonda Kleinhans, Kay Hendricks, Sherea Gabel, Lisa Sogn, Nancy Kraakmo, Debbie Anderson, Laura Hendricks, Renae Homandberg, Cindy Anderson, Debbie Jenson, Loree Stubbs, Leasa Larson, Evelyn Dunlap, Cheryl Richter, Cindy Warner, SheUe Trudeau, Karen Hakl, Lavonne Limoges, Dawn Merrick, and Rhonda Larson. 3rd Row: Joni Eilers, Linda Rogness, Brenda Crawford, Sharon Danielson, Marlene Larson, Myrth Ludwig, and Jane Eilers. Above: German Club members, Barry Fickbohm, Mary Jo Ronning, Lisa Sogn, Rober Wennblom, Sharon Danielson, and Brad Kiewel are having a meeting in German. German Club Decorates Classroom One of the highlights of the German Clubs year was their annual decorating of a class- room Christmas tree. The Club has been meeting once a month during their German class to discuss busi- ness and have an enjoy- able time playing games and having discussions. The German club is made up of six mem- bers: Roger Wennblom, President; Barry Fickbohm, Vice-Presi- dent; Mary Jo Ronning, Secretary; Sharon Danielson, Treasurer; Lisa Sogn, Student Council Representative; and Brad Kiewel. Their Advisor is Mr. Schnabel. Above: German Club members play scrabble. Below: Librarians supposedly sort out the maga2ines. 25 FHA Adopts Grandmothers Members of the Future Homemakers of America led by their eight officers and chapter advisor Mrs. Erickson worked together to aid the community, promote home economics, and to have fun. Each FHA member adopted a grandmother. The girls helped their adopted grandmothers individually throughout the years by helping her, running errands, or by just visiting with her. FHA ers also cooperated with the FFA in a paper drive. The girls raised money for their organization by selling concessions at football games. A white elephant silent auction was held to make money for the scholarship fund. Special highlights during the year were Daddy-date Night, Mother- daughter Banquet, and the FHA-FFA roller skating party. Right Top: FHA girls entertain grand- parents for supper at Grandparents Night. Right Bottom: FHA girls having fun playing hearts. Below: The FHA girls cast their bids at the White Elephant auction. FHA officers Seated: Joni Eilers-treasurer, Mary Sundstrom-presi- dent, Kay Hendricks-vice-president, and Rhonda Richter-secretary. Standing: Charm a in Hagen-parliamentarian, Frances Reppe- historian, Mrs. Erickson-advisor, Debbie Moller-reporter, and Carolyn Johnson-music leader. t Above: Chuck Vreugdenhil loads up a truck with the help of Rhonda Richter and Mark Larson with paper collected on the paper drive. Below: The FFA officers wer Paul Saugstad, Dave Hammitt, Tim Winquist, Jeff Wilson, Bryan Eden, and Steve Farley. FFA Held Paper Drive The 1973-74 year was a busy one for the Alcester FFA chapter. Their monthly meetings were led by Presi- dent Tim Winquist and their advisor, Mr. Quick. Other officers for the 1973-74 year were: vice-president - Bryan Eden, secretary-Steve Farley, and treasurer-Paul Saugstad. Again this year the FFA sold citrus fruit to people in the com- munity. The highlight of the year was the Father-son Banquet. Members also took part in various judging contests. Something new that was put into action this year was a paper drive. Once a month the FFA with the help of the FHAwent around the city of Alcester and picked up old newspapers that the people of the community donated. This was a project that was not only fun to do but also helped the community. Another project of the FFA was landscaping around the new school building. This year Tim Winquist received the State Farmer degree which is the highest degree awarded in South Dakota to an FFA member. Gary Kots received a $100 check for winning the Funks 304 Challenge. FFA award winners: 1st Row- Dave Warner, Duane Ryken, Dave Hammitt, Lynn Hagen, Vaughn Johnson, John Duncan, and Gene Johnson. 2nd Row- Chuck Vreugdenhil, Brent Ericson, Bryan Eden, Steve Farley, Tim Winquist, and Jeff Wilson. 27 Reporters: Seated-Mary Jo Ronning, Sharon Danielson, Loree Stubbs, and Frances Reppe. First Row-Kay Hendricks, Jean Vreugdenhil, Lisa Sogn, Shelle Trudeau, Lorri Wetrosky, Paula McKee, and Linda Rogness. Second Row-Dave Warner, Renae Homandberg, Laura Hendricks, Joni Eilers, and Dawn Merrick. Third Row- Roger Wennblom, Cling Tucker, Tim Winquist, Mike Kjose, John Dunlap, Jane Eilers, and Brenda Gabel. Dakota Tells the News Each month news of Alcester High School activities was published in the school paper, the DAKOTA. A student staff consisting of editors, art editors, feature editors, sports editors, typists, and a production manager worked hard to get the publication out on time. The DAKOTA included coverage of special events and meetings, sports stories, editorials, interviews, and a little humor. Randy Medema, editor, assisted by Becky Cooper and Mr. Melvin Ptak, advisor, had the task of getting the paper out at the end of each month. Each month reporters checked the beat sheet” to see what stories they had to write. Once these stories were turned in typists typed the rough drafts so that the editors could plan out the pages. These pages had to be typed on stencils. From here art editors took care of headlines and drew in original sketches. Feature editors were responsible for feature pages which included such articles as senior interviews, coming events, and the school grapevine. Sports editors took care of Cub's corner and some sports stories. A production editor had the final job of running off all the pages. Dakota Staff: Seated-Debbie Moller, Susan Pearson, Gloria Espeland, and Vicky Thormodsgaad. First Row-Mr. Ptak, Lisa Sogn, Becky Cooper, Rhonda Richter, Carolyn Johnson, Darla Anderson, and Rhonda Kleinhans. Second Row-Jim Huenik, Kent Hongslo, Brad Kruse, Randy Medema, and Marlys Holtkamp. 28 Hours of Thought, Typing and Pasting The Cubette staff centered the 1974 annual around the theme You've Come A Long Way and tried to cover every aspect of life at AHS so that this would be a year that all would remember. Much time was spent writing and typing stories, planning pages, and the many other things that go into making a yearbook possible. This year's staff consisted of editor-Mary J. Sundstrom, co-editor- Kay Hendricks, copy editors-Mary Jo Ronning and Linda Rogness, business staff-Lorrie Wetrosky (manager), Darla Anderson, Joni Eilers, Lisa Sogn, and Rhonda Richter, typists- Rhonda Kleinhans, Paula McKee, Gloria Espeland, Sharon Danielson, and Marlys Holtkamp and photo- raphers-Brad Kiewel and Sue Berdale. Mr. Winter was the advisor. The 1973 Cubette received an All State rating at the Press Conference in Brookings. Staff members looking at pictures for the yearbook. Staff: Seated-Kay Hendricks, Brenda Crawford, Charmain Hagen, Lorri Wetrosky, Sharon Danielson, Jane Eilers, and Mary Sundstrom. Standing-Mr. Winter, Joni Eilers, Linda Rogness, Rhonda Kleinhans, Marlys Holtkamp, Paula McKee, Sue Bergdale, Lisa Sogn, Mary Jo Ronning, Rhonda Richter, Darla Anderson, Gloria Espeland, and Brad Kiewel. 29 Left: Pep Club Officers Charmain Hagan, Vicky Thormodsgaard, Frances Reppe, and Becky Cooper. The Team's Support The pep club's main goals this year were to encourage school spirit, support the teams, and help sponsor the cheer- leaders. Officers for the organization were president-Frances Reppe, vice- president-Charmain Hagen, secretary- Becky Cooper, treasurer-Vicky Thormo- dsgaard, and advisor-Miss Uttecht. Three money making projects were conducted by the pep club. The girls sold mums at Homecoming, had coat check while games were still played at the old gym, and held a bake sale with the pro- ceeds going to the cheerleaders. The pep club was also responsible for the judging of the A team football and basketball cheerleaders. Below: Come on you guys, yell! Bottom: A team cheerleaders Debbie Moller, Joni Eilers, Sue Bergdale, and Sharon Danielson. 30 Right: Wrestling cheerleaders Charmain Hagen, Sherea Gabel and Nancy Kraakmo. Below: B team cheerleaders get the spirit going. Left: B team cheerleaders Mary Anderson, Shirley Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, and Jane Eilers. 31 Above: First Row-Charmain Hagen, Nancy Kraakmo, Debbie Moller, Jane Eilers, Linda Rogness, Kay Hendricks, Brenda Crawford. Second Row-Mr. Brown, Sue Bergdale, Sharon Danielson, Joni Eilers, Sherea Gabel, Cindy Baker, Darla Anderson, Gloria Espeland. Right: G.A.L. Officers Joni Eilers, Darla Anderson, Linda Rogness, and Jane Eilers. G.A.L. Is Formed The Girls have come a long way this year by starting the Girl’s Athletic League. Now that the girls are able to letter in a sport or by cheerleading, they started their own league. To letter the girls have had to put in long hours, great dedication, and hard work to improve their skills. Fourteen members belong to the G. A. L. this year. All girls had to letter in track or cheerleading. This years G. A. L. officers were President-Linda Rogness, Vice-President- Jane Eilers, Secretary-Treasure-Darla Anderson. The advisor was Mr. Brown. Along with selling magazines, the girls put on an ice-cream social, selling homemade ice cream. The girls will be using this money to buy a girls track record board. 32 Above: First Row-Mitch Kjose, Loren Johnson, Kenn Barnes, Dave Van Ballegooyen, Rodney Eden. Second Row-Kenn Berg, Doyle Barnes, Brad Kiewel, Bryan Eden, Jeff Wilson, James Jourgensen. Third Row-Tim Winquist, Mike Kjose, Kurt Sommervold, Brad Kleinhans. Fourth Row-Rick Hongslo, Doug Reppe, Lynn Hagen, Clint Tucker, Roger Wennblom, Keith Wurtz. Fifth Row-Kent Hongslo, Scott Heiman, Bruce Day, Charles Erickson, Brad Kruse, Grant Homandberg, Craig Kruse, Mr. Andersen. A-Club officers: Mike Kjose (secretary), Craig Kruse (vice-president), Kent Hongslo (president), and Doug Reppe (treasurer). A-Club Changes Lettering System This year the A-Club consisted of 28 lettermen with Mr. Andersen as the ath- letic director. One important change was made this year concerning lettermen. If you have lettered within the sport you are partici- pating, after that season you will receive your letter and bars earned during that season. Also you may join A-club as soon as the season is complete in which you lettered in. 1st Row-Mr. Korger, Scott Lusk, Grant Homandberg, Rick Hongslo, and Brad Kiewel. 2nd Row-Doyle Barnes, Kurt Sommervold, and Scott Heiman. Rich Hongslo running at the Alcester Invitational Cross-Country Meet. Though the 1973 cross-country team was short in numbers this year, the Cubs did well with five of the seven members as underclassmen. The team consisted of Brad Kiewel, Doyle Barnes, Ricky Hongslo, Scott Lusk, Scott Heiman, and the two returning lettermen Kurt Sommervold and Grant Homandberg. The Cubs hosted the Big Sioux Con- ference this year in which they placed Two Qualify for State fourth. The team traveled to 12 different duals and invitational meets placing well in each one. In class B division, they placed second. At the regional meet, the Cubs took the placings of 12th, 17th, 22nd and 24th with the team receiving 5th place. Qualifying for the state meet were Grant Homandberg placing 31 and Doyle Barnes placing 64. The cross- country team was coach by Mr. Kroger. 34 Football Top: Craig Kruse grabs a tackle Middle: Kent Hongslo strives for a pass. Above; Cubs put their defense into action Left: Rodney Eden breaks through the victory sign. 35 1st Row-Grant Homandberg, Brad Kleinhans, Mike Schouten, John Duncan, Rick Hongslo, Vaughn Johnson, Barry Hughes, Pat Kruse, and Brad Kiewel. 2nd Row—Pastor Hoyt, Doug Reppe, John Dunlap, Kent Hongslo, Lynn Hagen, Loren Johnson, Charles Ericson, and Jeff Wilson. 3rd Row-Mr. Joachim, Mike Kjose, Rodney Eden, Tim Winquist, James Jurgenson, Clint Tucker, Bruce Day, Roger Wennblom, Bryan Eden, Jim Dunlap, Craig Kruse, Brad Kruse, Mr. Siemonsma, and Duane Ryken. CUBS 14 12 Elk Point CUBS 26 6 Centerville CUBS 14 20 Chester CUBS 0 26 Harrisburg CUBS 0 8 Garretson CUBS 0 36 Salem CUBS 16 24 Tri-Valley CUBS 8 38 Parker denotes Big Sioux Conference Games Above Right: The statistic girls, Darla Anderson, Mary Jo Ronning, Linda Rogness, and Gloria Espeland, were always on the go at the football games. Right: Coaches Hoyt and Siemonsma were concentrating on the play at hand. 36 u First Two Games Won The Cubs started off with a great season winning 2 games but ended disappointingly by losing the last 6 games. The long hours of practice started in the middle of August. They spent much time in hard work and practice, along with alot of determination. The Cubs were lead by head coach, Larry Siemonsma, assisted by Bill Hoyt and Jerry Joachim. Brad Kruse received Ace of the Week for rushing 212 yards in one game. Craig Kruse also received an Ace of the Week award. Brad Kruse was leading rusher for the season. Mike Kjose was leading man in tackles. Bryan Eden, Doug Reppe, Bruce Day, Grant Homandberg, Lynn Hagen, Roger Wennblom, Kent Hongslo, Charles Ericson, Tim Winquist, Clint Tucker, and Jim Dunlap, all seniors, were great assets to the team. Mike Kjose and Charles Ericson were named All- Conference team members. Brad Kruse, Tim Winquist and Bruce Day received honorable mention award. The Cubs were host to four of their eight games this season. The wins of the season were Elk Point and Centerville. Above: Cubs do their best to hold that line. Left: With hopes to score, Brad Kruse sprints down the field. Junior Varsity Football: 1st Row-Jason Peterson, Dale Pearson, Gene Johnson, Jim Jervik, Kevin Sebesta, and Barry Hughes. 2nd Row-Vaughn Johnson, Warren Johnson, Randy Weyen, Henry Zabel, Scott Lusk, Jarvis Peterson, Rick Hongslo, and John Duncan. 3rd Row-Mr. Joachim, John Dunlap, Pat Kruse, Mitch Kjose, James Jurgenson, Brad Kleinhans, Stuart Heiman, Mike Schouten, Joe Onnen, and Brad Kiewel. Jr. Varsity Gain Experience The junior varsity football team consisted of an equal number of freshmen and sopho- mores. They gained valuable experience as they played together throughout their seven- game season. The team’s record was 1-6 with many close games. The final game was a convincing 26-12 victory. In that game against Lennox, the young Cubs scored with ease. The B-basketball team began the season with high hopes. Due to lack of experience, it took awhile for the team to get going, but as the year progressed the self-confidence and skills of the players improved; and, they racked up an 8-10 record. The team consisted of seven sophomores and five freshman. None of these players had ever played in a varsity or B-team game because of the old policy of past years only allowed sophomores and juniors on the B-team. Both the junior varsity football and B-basketball teams were coached by Mr. Joachim. B-Team Basketball: Kneeling-Bill Trudeau, Mike Schouten, Rick Hongslo, Perry Schempp, Barry Hughes, and Vaughn Johnson. Standing-Duane Ryken, Brad Kiewel, Brad Kleinhans, Kurt Sommervold, Pat Kruse,Scott Lusk, Warren Johnson, and Mr. Joachim. 38 Keith Wurtz strives for two points. Cubs listen attentively for the next play. Do it again, do it again! We like it, we like it! Cubs Placed Third in District Tournament Two new assets to the basketball team, besides the players, this year were the new uniforms and the new gym. Because of the new uniforms three more players were added to the bench. Five underclassmen dressed for the varsity this year and this added plenty of hope for the future. Brad Kruse led the team this year with 281 points and also received a Sioux Falls Argus Leader Ace of the Week Award. Keith Wurtz was not far behind with 258 points along with being the leading re- bounder with a total of 240 rebounds for the season. Keith also received an Ace of the Week Award. Mr. Andersen was the head coach this year assisted by Mr. Joachim. At times during the season things looked gloomy for the Cubs, but the Cubs came through at the end of the season as they always do, and placed third in the District tournament. Cl IBS 47 5 Canton CUBS 02 30 Hudson CURS 00 40 Centerville Cl 'IIS 07 o2 Akron Cl IRS 5o 72 Chester CUBS 50 o7 1 larrisburg CURS 74 55 Wakoinla CURS 54 03 Gayville-Volin CURS 70 44 Harrisburg CUBS 50 72 Tri-Valiev CUBS 45 55 Chester1 CUBS 49 53 Garretson CUBS 42 50 Elk Point CUBS 55 78 Salem CUBS 58 83 Jefferson CUBS 68 60 Tri-Valley CUBS 46 50 Viborg CUBS 32 58 Parker CUBS 57 58 Irene CUBS 54 62 Beresford CUBS 60 70 Lennox CUBS 46 72 Jefferson CUBS 65 55 Irene ■ denotes Big Sioux Conference games 39 Below: Craig Kruse takes a shot. Below: Cubs struggle for the ball. Bottom: Juniors enjoy selling concessions at home games. Below: Band adds a little life between games. Bottom: Oh-oh dropped another one. 40 Jeff Wilson concentrates on his shot. 1st Row-Rich Hongslo, Brad Kleinhans, Jeff Wilson, Charles Ericson, Barry Fickbohm. Vaughn Johnson, Mr. Joachim, Duane Ryken, Craig Kruse, Bruce Day, Kurt Sommervold, Brad Kruse, Kent Hongslo, Keith Wurtz, and Mr. Andersen. Above: The long distance runners were Brad Kehvel, Doug Reppe, Grant Homandbeig, and Rich Hongslo. Two Qualified for State Careful training by Mr. Kroger and much practice by 23 cindermen led the Cubs to a successful year. The meets and placeings were as follows: Rock Rapids, 5th of 8 places; South Sioux, 1st of 10 places; Elk Point, 5th of 12 places; Alcester Invi- tational, 4th of 12 places; Boyden Hull, 2nd of 5 places; Jefferson, 2nd of 5 places; Big Sioux Con- ference, 4th of 8 places; West Sioux, 3rd of 6 places; Centerville, 3rd of 9 places; Regional, 5th of 7 places. Four new school records were set this year. Keith Wurtz in the long jump and triple jump, mile relay and 440 relay. The mile relay consisted of Keith Wurtz, Brad Kleinhans, Tim Johnson, and Brad Kruse. The 440 relay consisted of Ken Berg, Mike Kjose, Charles Erickson, and Bruce Day. The highlight of the season came when 2 mem- bers of the team qualified for the State Track Meet. They were Keith Wurtz in the 440 and triple jump, and Grant Homandberg in the two-mile run. Lettermen this year were Keith Wurtz, Bruce Day, Charles Ericson, Kent Hongslo, Grant Homandberg, Mike Kjose, Ken Berg, Brad Kruse, Tim Johnson, Craig Kruse, Ken Barnes, Rick Hongslo, Brad Kiewel, and Brad Kleinhans. Above: Keith Wurtz and Vaughn Johnson, the other long jump participants, watch Kenny Berg as he practices for the long jump. Below: Bruce Day, Kenny Berg, Mike Kjose, and Charles Erickson ran in the 880 and 440 relay. Middle: The mile relay consisted of Craig Kruse, Brad Kruse, Keith Wurtz, and Brad Kleinhans. Bottom: Craig Kruse, John Dunlap, Brad Kruse, Roger Wennblom, and Pat Kruse competed in the shot put and discus events. Above: Charles Ericson picks up a few pointers as Bruce Day easily clears the hundle. Boy s track members: 1st Row-Kevin Herbert, Brad Kleinhans, Rick Hongslo, Joe Onnen, Barry Hughes, Jahn Hultgren, Vaughn Johnson, and Pat Kruse, 2nd Row- Kenn Barnes, Brad Keiwel, Mitch Kjose, Grant Homan Homandberg, Mike Kjose, Doug Reppe, and Roger Wennblom. 3rd Row-Coach Seimonsma, Craig Kruse, Keith Wurtz, Kent Hongslo, Brad Kruse, Bruce Day, Ken Berg, Charles Erickson, John Dunlap, and Coach Kroger. One Goes to State This year track came a long way with the ad- dition of junior high girls participating. On March 22, forty-three girls began what proved to be a very suc- cessful season. The new records for the year are as follows: long jump-Nina Barnes, 15'3 ; 220 yd. dash-Brenda Crawford, 28.8; 440 yd. dash-Nina Barnes, 66.6; 880 yd. run-Sheryl Gabel, 2:52.5; 110 yd. hurdles- Nina Barnes, 16.6; 100 meter hurdles-Nina Barnes, 17.3; mile run-Shelli New berg, 6:25.5; shotput- Gloria Espeland, 31'8| ; discus-Becky Cooper, 81 0 ; 440 yd. relay-Sue Bergdale, Linda Rogness, Jane Eilers, Brenda Crawford, 56.1; mile relay- Joni Eilers, Nina Barnes, Loree Stubbs, Kay Hendricks, 4:38.6; medley relay-Brenda Crawford, Linda Rogness, Sue Bergdale, Joni Eilers, 2:07. 2. Girls lettering this season were Joni Eilers, Gloria Espeland, Linda Rogness, Becky Cooper, Kay Hendricks, Loree Stubbs, Sue Bergdale, Brenda Crawford, Jane Eilers, Evelyn Dunlap, Laura Hendricks, Nina Barnes, and Shellie New berg. Frances Reppe lettered as student manager. Nina Barnes was voted most valuable player and Linda Rogness and Joni Eilers were voted co-captains by the track squad. Nina Barnes also became the first girl from Alcester to qualify for the state track meet which was held at Watertown. She placed 5th in the 110 yard hurdles at the state meet. Top: Darla Anderson with the support of Laura and Kay Hendricks tries to clear the high jump. Middle: Brenda Crawford, Linda Rogness, Rhonda Twedt, and Jane Eilers ran in the 880 yard relay. Above: The 440 yard relay consisted of Sue Bergdale, Linda Rogness, Jane Eilers, and Brenda Crawford. Girl's track members: 1st Row-Nina Barnes, Rhonda Ryken, Wanda Onnen, Leasa Larson, Brenda Winquist, Shelly Merrick, Pam Briggle, Shelli Newberg, Marilee Hagen, Sherea Sorlie, Dianna Zingler, and Brenda Crawford. 2nd Row-Debbie Moller, Shirley Johnson, Rhonda Jacob, Kristi Lingert, Loree Stubbs, Mary Anderson, Cindy Anderson, Sue Bergdale, Jane Eilers, Joni Eilers, Carolyn Johnson, Heather Lusk, Evelynn Dunlap, and Michelle Gross. 3rd Row-Frances Reppe, Mary Ann Dunlap, Sheryl Gabel, Charlotte Leafstedt, Sharon Danielson, Linda Rogness, Becky Cooper, Coach Brown, Kay Hendricks, Vicky Thormodsgaard, Darla Anderson, Gloria Espeland, Mary Sundstrom, Rhonda Thompson, Laura Hendricks, and Rhonda Twedt. Left: Mile and half mile runners were 1st Row-Rhonda Ryken, Carolyn Johnson, and Kristi Lingert. 2nd Row- Sheryl Gabel, Vicky Thormodsgaard, and Shelli Newberg. Below: Joni Eilers, Kay Hendricks, Loree Stubbs, and Nina Barnes made up the mile relay team. Left: Darla Anderson, Linda Rogness, and Nina Barnes competed in the hurdles. Left Below: Michelle Gross leaps forward as she practices the long jump. Other participants in this event were Jane Eilers, Rhonda Twedt, Nina Barnes, and Debbie Moller. Below: Shot put and discus throwers were 1st Row-Mary Sundstrom, Gloria Espeland, and Rhonda Thompson. 2nd Row-Becky Cooper, Evelynn Dunlap, and Brenda Winquist. 1st Row-Jahn Hultgren, Dale Pearson, Tim Osterkamp, Lynn Hagen, Doyle Barnes, Jason Peterson, and Kevin Sebesta. 2nd Row-Loren Johnson, Stuart Heiman, Grant Homandberg, Mitch Kjose, Randy Hakl, and Jarvis Peterson. 3rd Ros-Mr. Siemonsma, Mike Kjose, Jim Dunlap, Dave Van Ballegooyen, Tim Winquist, and Mr. Winter. Cheerleaders, Nancy Kraakmo, Charmain Hagen, and Sherea Gabel, and qualifying regional wrestlers, Lynn Hagen, Doyle Barnes, Dale Pearson, Mike Kjose, Jim Dunlap, Grant Homandberg, Dave Van Balleygooyen, Mr. Siemonsma, and Mr. Winter are ready to go. Seven to Regionals, One to State The AHS wrestlers finished their 1973-74 season with a 3-8 record. A highlight for the team was taking first place in the Early Bird Tournament at Harrisburg. The team placed fifth in the Big Sioux Conference Tournament at Chester. The team had seven wrestlers participating at the Regionals with Grant Homandberg as the first wrestler from AHS to go onto the State Tournament. The wrestlers were coached by Mr. Siemonsman, Mr. Winter, and Pastor Toren. Grant Homandberg qualified for the State Wrestling Meet. CUBS 50 12 Centerville 20 32 Chester 24 31 Harrisburg 31 36 Beresford 4 55 Garretson 27 30 Marion 33 24 Salem 23 36 Tri-Valley 36 24 Elk Point 21 34 Parker 24 30 Akron denotes Big Sioux Confer- ence matches 46 Kindergarten: 1st Row-Lori Pearson, Karl Johnson, Ricky Lundberg, Robert Miner, Brian Treiber, Daniel Wiberg, Chad Wells, Terry Jager, and Michael Kruid. 2nd Row-Tracy Vanderham, Dawn Harvey, Wendy Lundberg, Charles Nygard, Mark Quail, Dwight Gubbrud, and Tracy Nelson. 3rd Row: Karla Ericson, Kristi Merrick, Ross Abraham, Larry Vennard, Kelly Blaschke, and Arlen Bern. Not Pictured-Pam Albers, Kelly Culver, Deborah Limoges, and Connie Paulson. First Grade: 1st Row-Jimmie Upton, Mitchell Merrick, Randy Ymker, Tammi Sogn, Stephanie Reierson, and Lisa Parker. 2nd Row-Chad Trudeau, Carl Treiber, Jeffery Kruid, Tina Vanderham, Tamra Tucker, Teresa Sogn, Michael Schumacher, and Carl Johnson. 3rd Row-Mrs. McCormick, Terry Warner, Jerry Riewe, Julie Dean, Lezlie Hammer, Mary Weyen, and Mrs. Hongslo. Second Grade: 1st Row-Jill Abraham, Beverly Ekonger, Landra Allan, Shellie Upton, Jerry Frye, Crystal Harvey, Michael Gross, Glenn Jaeger, Sally Hamilton, and Todd Embrock. 2nd Row-Kevin Jacobs, Debbie Holthe, Jeff Thompson, Jeanine Hagen, Douglas Andersen, Melanie Ronning, Brian Satter, Kathryn Treiber, Todd Wells, Paul Olson, and Thomas McKee. 3rd Row-Mrs. Anderson, Jonnette Josephs, Trent Nelson, Eire Johnson, Mark Sheldon, Steven Hartman, Michael Hongslo, Lydia Miner, Robert Heiman, Michael Hammers, Patti Pearson, and Mrs. Dietrich. Third Grade: 1st Row-Kersten Johnson, Mildren Jensen, James Frye, Kristy Holthe, Timothy Warner, and Dean Sommervold. 2nd Row-Gail Gregge, Lisa Kleinhans, Randy Hongslo, James Riewe, Teresa Lomoges, and Patty Hammitt. 3rd Row-Mrs. Cole, Amy Sundstrom, Pamela Tucker, Chonette Bern, Karlinda Scouten, Ryan Ronning, Danny Schoellerman, Leasa Johnson, and Mrs. Quick. Fourth Grade: 1st Row-Jonathan Leafstedt, Wayne Johnson, Joann Lind, Kenneth Keiser, Dennis Tucker, JoAnn Zingler, Machelle Hartman, and Tamara Reierson. 2nd Row-Kathy Weyen, Ronnie Upton, Karen Swanson, Robin Embrock, Clay Clark, Rhonda Hakl, Tara Sonichsen, Toshia Miner, and Kevin Kroger. 3rd Row-Roche lie Twedt, Mrs. Clementson, Tim Anderton, Kathy Jensen, Mark Newberg, Grant Gubbrud, Bentley St. Peter, Tim Berg, David Gregge, Matthew, Onnen, David Anderson and Mrs. Johnson. Not Pictured-David Farley and Suzan Schiefen. Fifth Grade: 1st Row-Ruth Ymker, Shelly Osterkamp, Nancy Zingler, Duane Onnen, Sharon Peterson, LeAnn Lingert, Judy Jensen, Rebecca Johnson, and Barbara Ekanger. 2nd Row-Michael Newberg, Heidi Hughes, Rhonda Jurgensen, Jolynne Crawford, Kristen Treiber, Kent Anderson, Chad Lewison, Mike Zingler, Dwayne Rosemore, and Kevin Schoellermen. 3rd Row-Mrs. Hultgren, Scott Livingston, Bryan Sommerv old, Mark Fickbohm, Holly Merrick, Nancy Bergdale, Lisa Swanson, Diane Ludwig, Susan Heiman, Keith Leafstedt, Chris Embrock, Matt Eilers, Scott McKee, and Scott Kruse. Not Pictured-Jody Hammer. 49 Sixth Grade: First Row-Mark Eden, Kevin Gross, Kevin Hamilton, Joni Johnson, Joel Hagen, Rechele Reierson, Scott Kroger, Jane Quail, Julie Kjose. Second Row-James Hughes, Jody Frye, Belinda Cooper, Stephanie Lappegard, Jennee Lind, Janice Pearson, Brenda Steeneck, Paul Bumm, Joe Limoges, Sandra Green. Third Row: Glenn Jensen, Darwin Ryken, Doug Schouten, Jaimey Schempp, Kevin Peterson, Kim Andersen, Cindy Gabel, Rhonda Gragge, Kelly Lapour, Victoria Twedt, Erin Lusk, Mrs. Tiltrum. The New School Students at Alcester from kinder- garten through the 6th grade have the privilege of attending classes in a new building this year. The open class concept is classes with only moveable partitions, bulletin boards, tables, etc. to divide the rooms. The kindergarten is separated by a move- able folding wall. The library is the center area of the open classroom. All students join in the library area each morning for announce- ments, flag pledge and each month a new patriotic song is learned. At various times during the day during reading, science, or if certain teachers exchange classes for teaching something specific to another group as they do in Social Studies and other classes, the students go to dif- ferent areas. Some students are also allowed in the library area for study. Several high school students serve as cross-age peer helpers and four teachers' aids also assist. The students have hot lunch served in the commons at noon. It is brought over to the grade school from the high school. The grade stu- dents also have use of the new gym and locker facilities for their P.E. program. Instrumental lessons and music are also taught at the school in various conference rooms and group music in the large room located near the entry. Mr. Saugstad is the grade school principal. Below: Elementary students spend their recess playing King on the Mountain. Bottom: Mr. Saugstad gives a little help to one of his students. 50 Third graders patiently wait for dinner. Aids 1st Row: Cindy Anderson, Lisa Sogn, Shelle Trudeau, Ed Cross, Rhonda Larson, and Cindy Warner. 2nd Row: Mrs. Quick, Darrell Warner, Randy Hakl, Joni Eilers, Linda Rogness, Curtis Hebert, and Lavonne Limoges. 3rd Row: Mrs. Dietrich, Mrs. Hongslo, Lori Roskeland, Clint Tucker, Dawn Merrick, Mark Larson, Tory Merrick, Sharon Pearson, Mrs. Crawford, and Mrs. Johnson. Shelley Treudeau helps first graders as cross-age peer helper. Sixth graders work on their reading. 51 Seventh Grade-lst Row: Mrs. Meadors, Dan Buum, Craig Anderton, Keith Anderson, Mike Stubbs, Kevin Keiser, Rhoda Sommervold, Brian Quail, Neal Barnes, Rhonda Jacob, and Randy Schouten. 2nd Row: Monica Clark, Elma Ymker, Mary Dunlap, Brenda Winquist, Joelle Leafstedt, Nina Barnes, Jim Rosemore, Brian Berg, Rochelle Merrick, Steve Hughes, and Brian Ludwig. 3rd Row: Marilee Hagen, Shelli Newberg, Kay Lapour, Charlotte Leafstedt, Sheryl Gabel, Mark Andersen, David Schiefen, Todd Merrick, Doug Jensen, and Troy Sonichsen. Not Pictured: Audrey Van Balleygooyen. Eight Grade-lst Row: Brian Steeneck, Michael Lappegard, Heather Lusk, Ruth Hultgren, Madonna DeBries, Paul Twedt, Jill Homandberg, Cherie Sorlie, Randy Schoellerman, and Bill Lind. 2nd Row: Wanda Onnen, Tom Zingler, Martin Schiefen, Sally Tucker, Pam Briggle, Bryan Crawford, Gail Jacob, Dianna Zingler, Patti McKee, Susan Rosemore, Rhonda Weyen, and Kandy Osterkamp. 3rd Row: Kay Danielson, Randy Ronning, Rhonda Ryken, John Bergdale, Todd Hakl, Wendy Schempp, Jeff Hall, Janet Vreugdenhil, Adrian Ludwig, Kristi Lingert, Danny Limoges, and Trudy Holtkamp. Jr. High Creates This year the Jr. High Classes have had the opportunity to participate in Home Ec and Art. Various subject matters which they have experienced in Home Ec were cooking and sewing. Toothpick forms were created in the Art classes this year. The Jr. High music classes partici- pated in the various music concerts throughout the year. Seventh grade girls beginning to sew. Eight grade boys try to learn some Home Ec. B-Band: First Row-Rhonda Ryken, Kristy Lingert, Joelle Leafstedt, Sandra Green, Heather Lusk, Charlotte Leafstedt, Brenda Winquist, Rochelle Merrick, Kelly La pour, Wanda Onnen, Rhonda Gragge. Second Row-Duane Onnen, Rechele Reierson, Rhonda Weyen, Patti McKee, Dianna Zingler, Sheryl Gabel, Jennee Lind, LeAnn Lingert, Stephanie Lappegard, Jeff Hall, Trudy Holtkamp, Kay Lapour. Third Row-Ruth Hultgren, Pam Briggle, Monica Clark, Paul Buum, Diane Ludwig, Julie Kjose, Brian Quail, Keith Anderson, Craig Anderton, Todd Hakl, Bryan Crawford, Bill Lind. Fourth Row-Wendy Schempp, Danny Buum, Mike Lappegard, Adrian Ludwig, Erin Lusk, Kevin Gross, Victoria Twedt, Doug Jensen, Shelley Newberg. Standing-Miss Uttecht, Randy Schollerman, Tom Zingler, Janice Pearson, Danny Limoges. S3 Junior High Football: Front Row-Brian Berg, Kevin Reiser, Jim Rosemore, Paul Twedt, Mike Stubbs, Mike Lappegard, Randy Schouten, and Mark Schiefen, Second Row-Kevin Schoellerman, Bryan Crawford, Tom Zingler, Steve Hughes, Craig Anderton, Brian Quail, Troy Sonichsen, Todd Merrick, and Neal Barnes. Third Row-Mr. Andersen, Randy Ronning, Jeff Hall, Mark Andersen, Danny Limoges, John Bergdale, and David Schiefen. Junior High Wrestlers: Front Row-Jim Rosemore, Neal Barnes, Brian Berg, and Mike Stubbs. Second Row-Doug Jensen, Todd Merrick, and Craig Anderton. 54 Junior High Cheerleaders: Back Row-Shelley Newberg, Rhonda Ryken, Heather Lusk, Charlotte Leafstedt. Front Row-Cherie Sorlie, Rhonda Jacob, Nina Barnes, and Ruth Hultgren. Seventh and Eigth grade basket ball teams: Front Row-Mr. Kroger, Bryan Crawford, Randy Ronning, Jeff Hall, John Bergdale, Tom Zingler, Mike Lappegard, and Randy Schoellerman. Second Row-Danny Buum, Steve Hughes, Randy Schouten, Mark Andersen, David Schiefen, Brian Ludwig, Troy Sonichsen, Brian Quail, Kevin Keiser, and Keith Anderson. Jr. High Participate in Sports This year marked the beginning of an extended Jr. High Athletic Program. For the first time, 7th and and 8th grade students were allowed to practice four days after school. The football team, coached by Mr. Andersen, turned a 2-0 record for the season, downing Akron and Centerville. By winning the Canton Invitational the 7th grade Basketball team finished the season with all-0 record. The 8th graders placed 4th in the Canton Invitational and ended with a 7-4 season’s record. Their coach was Mr. Kroger. Two Alcester Jr. High matmen finished 1st in the Chester Pee-Wee Wrestling Invitational. Also Jr. Highers com- peted intramurally in the prelims of varsity wres- tling meets. Their coaches were Mr. Winter and Mr. Siemonsma. This was also the first time girl's track was offered in the Jr. High. The Jr. High girls anxiously awaited their first activity. The Jr. High boys also competed in track meets. Mr. Brown coached the girls and Mr. Kroger coached the boys. 55 Underclassman, Joe Onnen, seems to be surrounded by upperclassmen. Mike Schouten Tim Osterkamp Myrth Ludwig Shirley Johnson Cindy Anderson Debra Anderson Mary Jane Anderson Serena Barnes Evelynn Dunlap Michelle Gross Karen Hakl Stuart Hei man Laura Hendricks Lori Hor slo Patricia Hughes Debra Jensen Jim Jervik Gene Johnson Lori Johnson Warren Johnson 56 38 Start High School It didn't take long for the thirty-eight freshmen to adapt to the high school way of life. Freshman took the Lorge-Thorndike Intelligence test, the Iowa Tests of Education Development and in February the Kuder General Interest survey, English I, physical science, and physical education are the required subjects for freshmen. Besides these and the other elective courses they took, they can be in co-cirricular activities to fill up there scheduled time. The freshman class finished second in the magazine drive, selling $570 worth of magazines. The class ad- visor is Mr. Kroger, president-Mike Schouten, vice- president-Tim Osterkamp, secretary-Myrth Ludwig, and treasurer-Shirley Johnson. Student council repre- sentatives are Evelynn Dunlap and Joe Onnen Clifton Saugstad Kevin Sebesta Scott Sundstrom Rhonda Thompson Bill Trudeau Rhonda Twedt Dairell Warner Randy Weyen Jeny Ymher Joyce Ymker 57 Etenda Crawford was the annual winner of the Voice of Democracy contest. Doyle Barnes Sue Bergdale Brenda C rawford Kevin Culver John Duncan Jane Ellers Sherea Gabel Charmain Hagen Randy Hakl Doug Harvey Sophomores Win Magazine Drive-Again! The class of '76 started the year off right by winning the magazine sales for the second consecu- tive time. The class of 12 girls and 27 boys provided the burning A” for the Homecoming bonfire, decorated for the Senior's graduation and the many other duties that are given to the sophomores. Class officers for the 1973-74 year were: Presi- dent-Tory Merrick, Vice-President-Mitch Kjose, Secretary-Jahn Hultgren, Treasurer-Kevin Merrick. Mr. Quick was the sophomore class advisor. 58 Property Of ALCESTER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Mr. Kroger assists Jane Eilers and Donna Huenink as they dissect in Biology. Renae Homandberg Ricky Hongslo Donna Huenink Robert Keizer Brad Kiewel Nancy Kraakmo Pat Kruse Marlene Larson Susie Peterson Richard Richter Lori Roskeland Perry Schempp Kurt Sommervold Lairy Ymker Henry Zabel • 9 Juniors Participate and Take Responsibilities The forty-two members of the junior class were kept busy throughout the year. Their par- ticipation and responsibilities increased with this added year of education. They presented Night of January 16th as their first class play. They worked many hours preparing for this new experience. Mr. Joachim was their play instructor. This was the year for choosing and ordering class rings. They were proudly dis- played by all class members. The largest responsibility of the junior year was preparing for the Junior-Senior prom. An entire week of work was spent changing the auditorium into Just An Old Fashioned Love Song. ” The funds needed for prom were accumulated by the annual sale of magazines and the operation of the concession stand at home basketball games and wrestling matches. Two required courses, English III and American history, were taken by all the juniors. Algebra II, German, ag III, bookkeeping, business law, sociology, psychology, home economics, and art were offered as elective courses. Many juniors also participated in extra-curricular activities. Mrs. Goldammer was their class advisor and helped the class in many of their activities. Randy Medema Scott Heiman James Jurgensen Dave Hammitt Denton Anderson James Baker Kenn Barnes Becky Cooper John Dunlap Rodney Eden Brent Ericson Steve Farley Brenda Gabel Ed Gross Curtis Hebert Kevin Hebert Kay Hendricks Marlys Holtkamp 60 Rhonda Richter Doug Rogness Duane Ryken David Steeneck Loree Stubbs Shelle Trudeau Charles Vreugdenhil C indy W amer Jeff Wilson Leland Zweifel 61 Darla Anderson Cynthia Baker Kenneth Berg Sharon Danielson Bruce Day James Dunlap Bryan Eden Joni Eilers Charles Eric son Seniors Make Their Last Year the Best This year, as in other years, the seniors put forth their greatest effort into every school activity to make the last year their best. Seniors worked hard in athletics, studied hard, planned together, and sometimes goofed off to make each occassion a memorable one. During the year, seniors were kept busy with many activities. In November, a cast of seniors presented PENNY ANTICS, a three act comedy. Also in the fall, seniors took their graduation pictures and exchanged them with each other. Many seniors began planning for their future by visiting schools, talking to the guidance advisor, and taking such tests as the ACT. 62 Kirk Johnson Timothy Johnson Michael Kjose Rhonda Kleinhans Bradley Kruse Rhonda Larson Paula McKee Dawn Merrick Mark Menrick 64 Kathleen Muller Lynn Osterkamp Sharon Pearson Randy Persinger Douglas Reppc Cheryl Richter Linda Rogness Mary Jo Ronning Paul Saugstad Lisa Sogn Kathy Solem Mary Sundstrom Vicky Thormodsgaard Clint Tucker Danny Tucker 65 David Van Ballegooyen Jean Vreugdenhil David Warner Seniors Participate in Their Last Special Events The last month seemed to be the most hectic for the seniors. With special events like Junior-Senior prom, class trip, and PTA senior recognition; practices for baccalaurete and commencement; and numerous other deadlines to meet, the seniors seemed glad to receive their diplomas on May 21. Roger W ennblom Lorrie Wetrosky Timothy Winquist Keith Wurtz 66 Rhonda Kleinhans presents Salutatorian address. “Life Is a Journey Not a Destination” Senior swing choir entertains the audience. Linda Rogness receives her diploma from Mr. Hultgren. Life is a Journey not a Destination”, is the motto of the 1974 graduation class. 48 seniors graduated on May 21, 1974. The seniors chose as their graduation colors sky blue and yellow. The yellow rose was the class flower. On May 19, Baccalaureate was held. Reverend Robert Toren gave the invocation, sermon, and benediction. The girls chorus presented the song Time in a Bottle along with a number by the wood- wind choir. May 21 was the graduating night for the seniors. The seniors presented their own program. Mr. Brown Mr. Joachim, and Mr. Andersen spoke to the seniors. The graduation class was entertained by a senior class swing choir singing the song Last Song , girls ensemble singing One Tin Soldier , Tim Johnson presented a baritone horn solo. The AHS band played the processional and re- cessional. The exercises were held at the new ele- mentary gym. Mr. Robert Abraham-Guidance Counselor. Mr. Vernal Andersen-World Problems, American History, Psychology, Athletics. Mr. Darwin Brown-Bookkeeping, 8th Social Studies, Grade Physical Educa- tion, Athletics. Mr. Robert Carlson-Art I and II, Grade School Art. Mrs. Virginia Eric son-Home Economics. Mrs. Sherry Goldammer-Eaglish I and II, Librarian. Mrs. Charlotte Hedeen-7th Grade English, Instrumental Music. Mr. Jerry Joachim-English I, III, IV, Athletics. Mr. Glenn Kroger-Biology, Jr. High Science, Jr. High Physical Education, Athletics. Mr. Melvin Ptak-Typing, Office Ed- ucation, Business Law. Mr. James Quick-Agriculture, Agri- culture Shop. Mr. Delmar Schnabel-Germ an II, Geometry, Algebra I and II, Sr. Math. Two Join A.H.S. Teachers have various jobs to perform during the year besides trying to get some knowledge of a certain subject across to each student. Some of them are: acting as advisors for each of the classes and special organizations, keeping discipline in study hall, and supervising students on special trips. These extra jobs add variety to a teacher's job. Two new teachers joined Alcester High School this year. They were Mr. Vernal Andersen, who took the job of A-team basketball coach, and taught American History, Psychology, World Problems, and was athletic director, and Mr. Mark Winter, who taught Physics, Physical Science, 8th grade math, and was the assistant wrestling coach. The Administrators confer over school business matters. 68 In Memory of Mrs. Cole The faculty and students of Alcester High School wish to set aside this page to Mrs. Gladys Cole in memory of her ten years of teaching in the Alcester schools. Mrs. Cole was a member of Lands Lutheran church. Before coming to Alcester she previously taught in California and Illinois. Mrs. Cole passed away on April 2, 1974 at the McKennan Hospital, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Although she is not here with us, her happy disposition and helping hand, with life unto those of us who were fortunate enough to know her, will be a constant memory. 69 Student Council members: Seated-Charles Ericson, Doug Reppe (vice-president), Tim Winquist (president), Rhonda Kleinhans (secretary), Debbie Moller (treasurer), and Henry Zabel. 2nd Row-Mrs. Ericson (advisor), Carolyn Johnson, Mary Sundstrom, Lisa Sogn, Evelynn Dunlap, Kurt Johnson, and Joe Onnen. 3rd Row-Brad Kruse, Bryan Eden, Suzanne Bergdale, Joni Eilers, and Steve Farley. School board: Owen Buum, Rodney Schempp, Do now an Larson, Mr. Gene Olson, architect, presents the Dennis Hultgren, Kenneth Wurtz, Charles Hall, Gordon Crawford, building to Dennis Hultgren. and Richard Merrick. Governing Bodies Plan The Student Council held their meet- ings during the noon hour this year. The meetings were held to discuss school activities and problems. The student council was in charge of concessions at two track meets, intramural basketball games, planning Homecoming and Sweet- heart, and Christmas part. The president this year was Tim Winquist and Mrs. Ericson acted as advisor. The school board had many issues to discuss and decide on throughout the year to keep the school going. They planned the dedication ceremony for the new school and gym, set up budgets and offered con- tracts to the teachers. Sunday, April 21 marked the open house and dedication for the new Alcester elementary school and gymnasium. Nearly 500 persons toured the structure and attended the program. Construction for the $616, 000 building began in Sep- tember, 1972. The structure is situated on 12. 8 acres of land on the east edge of Alcester. The building, which opened last October, contains 26,240 square feet of space and has a student capacity of 210. 70 Top: Mrs. Lingert and Mr. Larson were very efficient help in the office. Middle: Custodians Mr. Keiser, Mrs. Sol berg, and Mr. Em brock were very familiar sights before, during, and after school. Above: Bus drivers, Mr. Hartman, Mr. Quick, Mr. Saugstad, Mrs. Muller, Mr. Keiser, and Mr. Oaks, relax during a rare moment of peace and quitness. Below: Mrs. Trudeau, Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Harders, Mrs. Shcouten, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Anderson were kept busy with preparing meals for both schools. The Special People Many people be- sides teachers are needed to keep a school system running smooth- ly. These extra people put in a lot of hard work each day to get their own specific job done. Each day the cooks provided a hot meal that was nutritionally balanced. The meals were served at both the grade and high school. Bus drivers were kept busy by bringing students to and from schools. They were also responsible for bringing students to extra activities such as games, music contests, and field trips. It was the custodians duty to keep the school building neat and clean. Work in the school office was efficiently done by business man- ager, Donowan Larson and secretary, Marchi Lingert. Mr. Larson kept track of funds for the school. Mrs. Lin- gert handled such things as attendance records and correspondence. SENIORS Darla Anderson, 7,8,12, 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 32, 36, 44,45, 62, 67. Cynthia Baker, 32, 62, 67. Ken Berg, 10, 33, 42, 43, 62, 67. Sharon Danielson, 12, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 28, 29, 30,32,39, 44, 62, 67. Bruce Day, 10,33,36,41,42,43,62,67. Jim Dunlap, 36, 46, 62, 67. Bryam Eden, 12, 20, 21, 27, 33, 36, 62, 67, 70. Joni Eilers, 6, 11,12,18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 28, 29, 30, 32,39,44, 45, 62, 67,70 Charles Ericson, 12, 33, 36, 41, 42, 43, 62, 67, 70. Gloria Espeland, 22, 23, 28, 29, 32, 36, 44, 45, 63, 67. Barry Fickbohm, 25, 41, 63, 67. Lynn Hagen, 7,12, 27, 33, 36, 46, 63, 67. Grant Homandberg, 7, 14, 34, 36, 42, 46, 63, 67. Kent Hongslo, 6, 28, 32, 35, 36, 41,42, 63, 67. Jim Huenink, 10, 28, 63, 67. Glenda Hughes, 20,21,33,43,63,67. Nancy Jahn, 63,67. Dwayne Johnson, 18, 63, 67. Kirk Johnson, 12, 64, 67. Tim Johnson, 18, 22, 23, 64, 67. Mike Kjose, 10,14, 28, 33, 36, 42, 43, 46, 64, 67. Rhonda Kleinhans, 11,12, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 63, 64, 67, 70. Brad Kruse, 26, 28, 33, 36, 37, 41, 42, 43, 64, 67, 70. Rhonda Larson, 18, 64, 67. Paula McKee, 12, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 64, 67. Dawn Merrick, 12,18,21,28,64,67. Mark Merrick, 64, 67. Kathy Mueller, 64, 67. Lynn Osterkamp, 64,67. Sharon Pearson, 64, 67. Randy Persinger, 65, 67. Dough Reppe, 6,12, 33, 36, 42,43, 65, 67, 70. Cheryl Richter, 18, 21, 65, 67. Linda Rogness, 6, 9,11,12, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 32, 36, 44, 45, 65, 67. Mary Jo Ronning, 12, 20, 21, 25, 28, 29, 36, 65, 67. Paul Saugstad, 27, 65, 67. Lisa Sogn, 11,18, 20, 21, 25, 28, 29, 65, 67, 70. Kathy Solem, 65, 67. Mary Sundstrom, 23, 26, 29,44, 45, 65, 67, 70. Vicky Thormodsgaard, 18, 20, 21, 28, 30, 44, 45, 65, 67. Clint Tucker, 12, 28,33,36,65,67. Danny Tucker, 65,67. Dave Van Balleygooyen, 12,14, 33, 46, 66, 67. Jean Vreugdenhil, 18, 20, 21, 28, 66, 67. David Warner, 12, 27, 28, 66, 67. Roger Wennblom, 12, 25, 28, 33, 36, 42, 43, 66, 67. Lorrie Wetrosky, 6, 7,11,12,18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 66, 67. Tim Winquist, 6, 7, 8,14,19, 27, 28, 33, 36, 46, 66, 67, 70. Keith Wurtz, 18, 20, 33, 39, 41, 42,43, 66, 67. JUNIORS Denton Anderson, 20, 23, 60 James Baker, 60. Kenn Barnes, 6, 33, 43, 60. Becky Cooper, 13,19,28,30,44,45,60. John Dunlap, 13,28,36,38,42,43,60. Rodney Eden, 13, 33, 35, 36, 60. Brent Ericson, 60. Steve Farley, 13, 27, 60, 70. Brenda Gabel, 21, 28, 60. Ed Gross, 60. Dave Hammitt, 13,18,27,60. Curtis Hebert, 13,16,20,21,25,60. Kevin Hebert, 13,23,32,43,60. Scott Heiman, 13,18, 33, 34, 60. Kay Hendricks, 6,18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 28, 29, 44, 45, 60. Marlys Holtkamp, 13,18,28, 29,60. James Jurgensen, 13, 29, 21, 23, 33, 61. Carolyn Johnson 7,13,18, 29, 21, 26, 28, 31, 44, 45, 61.70. Kurt Johnson, 23, 61, 70. Loren Johnson, 33, 36, 46, 41. Terry Johnson, 23, 61. Joyce Jahn, 36, 38, 60. Terry Kjose, 61. Gary Kots, 18,27,61. Craig Kruse, 13, 32, 35, 36, 40, 41,42, 43, 61. Mark Larson, 13, 61. Lavonne Limoges 13,18, 61. Randy Medema, 13, 16, 18,19, 28, 60. Debbie Moller, 13, 14, 18, 20, 21, 26, 28, 30, 32, 39, 44, 45.61.70. Susie Pearson, 28,61. Rodney Renville, 61. Frances Reppe, 13,14, 16,18, 22, 23, 26, 28, 30, 44, 61. Rhonda Richter, 13, 16, 22, 23, 26, 28, 29, 61. Doug Rogness, 13,61. Duane Ryken, 14,17,27,36,38,41,61. David Steeneck, 61. Loree Stubbs, 7, 13,18, 28, 44, 45. Shellie Trudeau, 13,18,21,28. Charles Vreugdenhil, 27. 72 Cindy Warner, 16.18. Jeff Wilson, 13,14, 17, 23, 27, 33, 36, 41. Leland Zweifel, 61. SOPHOMORES Doyle Barnes, 15, 20, 21, 33, 34, 46, 58. Sue Bergdale, 15, 17, 20, 21,22, 23, 29, 30, 32, 39, 44, 58. Brenda Crawford, 15, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 29, 30, 32, 29, 44, 58 John Duncan 27, 36, 38, 58. Jane Eilers, 6, 15, 17,18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 31, 44, 45, 58. Sherea Gabel, 15, 18, 20. 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 46, 58. Charmain Hagen, 15, 20, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 46, 58. Randy Hakl, 20, 42, 43, 46, 58. Doug Harvey, 15, 58. Renae Homandberg, 18, 20, 21, 28, 33, 59. Ricky Hongslo, 15, 34, 36, 38, 41, 59. Donna Huenink, 15, 20, 21, 23, 59. Berry Hughes, 28, 36, 43, 59. Jahn Hultgren 23, 43, 46, 58. Valerie Johnson, 21,59. Vaughn Johnson, 27, 36, 38, 41,42, 43, 59. Robert Keizer, 59. Bradley Kiewel, 20, 21, 23, 25, 29, 33, 34, 36, 38, 42, 43, 59. Mitch Kjose, 6,10,15, 20, 21, 33, 38,43, 58. Nancy Kraacmo, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 49, 59. Pat Kruse, 36, 38, 42, 43, 59. Marlene Larson, 10,18, 20, 21, 59. Kevin Merrick, 15, 58. Tory Merrick, 10, 58. Susie Peterson, 20, 21, 23, 59. Richard Ritcher, 20, 23, $9. Lori Roskeland, 20, 21, 23, 59. Perry Schempp, 20, 21, 23, 59. Kurt Sommercold, 23, 34, 38, 41, 59. Larry Ymker, 59. Henry Zabel, 38, 59, 70. FRESHMEN Cindy Anderson, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 44, 56. Debra Anderson, 10, 18, 21, 23, 56. Mary Jane Anderson, 20,21,23,31,44,56. Serena Barnes, 6, 10, 20, 21, 56, 70. Evelynn Dunlap, 18, 44, 45, 56, 70. June Grage, 21,56. Michelle Gross, 20, 21, 44, 45, 56. Karen Hakl, 18, 56. Stuart Heiman, 38, 46, 56. Laura Hendricks, 18, 21, 23, 28,44, 56. Lori Hongslo, 21,23, 56. Pat Hughes, 21,56. Debra Jensen, 20, 21,23,56. Jim Jervik, 38,56. Gene Johnson 27, 38, 56. Lori Johnson, 20, 21, 23, 56. Shirley Johnson, 20, 21, 23, 31, 44, 56. Warren Johnson,23, 38, 56. Brad Kleinhans, 6, 33, 36, 38, 41, 42, 43, 57. Leasa Larson 18, 57. Myrth Ludwig, 18, 56. Scott Lusk, 10,23,34,38,57. Joe Onnen, 22, 23, 38, 43, 57, 70. Tim Osterkamp, 46, 56. Dale Pearson, 23, 38, 46, 57. Jarvis Peterson, 38, 46, 57. Jason Peterson, 38,46,57. Clifton Saugstad, 20,57. Mike Schouten, 36, 38, 56. Kevin Sebesta, 38, 46, 57, 69. Scott Sundstrom, 57. Rhonda Thompson, 20, 21, 22, 23, 45, 57. Bill Trudeau, 38, 57. Rhonda Thompson, 21, 23, 44, 45, 57. Dairell Warner, 57. Randy Weyen, 38, 57. Jerry Ymker, 57. Joyce Ymker, 21, 57. 73 DELS DX Alcester LARSEN DRUG Alcester CLOVER FARM Alcester DR. SHORAGA Alcester FARMERS UNION Alcester VILLAGE BOWL Alcester PETES PRODUCE Alcester 3-B I.G.A. Alcester ANDERSON GARAGE Alcester FASHION CENTER Hawarden, Iowa BECK AND GUBBRUD Alcester TOLLINGER STUDIO Cantor, South Dakota MORNINGSIDE MANOR Alcester WHEELER ANDERSON Alcester RON'S FARM SUPPLY Alcester STATE BANK OF ALCESTER Alcester GREAT PLAIN SUPPLY CO. Alcester WESTIN’S RADIO AND T. V. Alcester McKELLIPS INSURANCE AGENCY Alcester GROSS TAX AND BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Alcester WARDS CATALOG AGENCY Leonard and Lucile Mangan Beresford, South Dakota DR. OVERBAUGH-DENTIST DR. HELGEVOLD-DENTIST Hawarden, Iowa ARKON BOWL Akron, Iowa CORNER CAFE Alcester SHUCK BROS. Alcester THORSON DRUG Akron, Iowa PAULS PRODUCE Alcester WASS FURNITURE Alcester DALE APPLIANCE Hawarden, Iowa KERR MOTOR CO. Akron, Iowa ANDERSON CARPET Beresford, South Dakota DIRKS CHEVROLET Akron, Iowa GUSTAFSON ANDERSON Alcester JERRY'S JEWELRY Hawarden, Iowa STUBBS BARBER SHOP Alcester THE ALCESTER UNION Alcester DR. JOSEPH TROTZIG Akron, Iowa FROZEN FOODS CENTER Akron, Iowa DAN COTTON CHEVROLET Beresford, South Dakota ROD'S FORD Akron, Iowa ALCESTER LOCKER PLANT Alcester BARWICK IMPLEMENT CO. Akron, Iowa BROWN'S K and K STORE Hawarden, Iowa LUTTER'S OUR OWN HARDWARE Alcester CHRISTENSEN'S I.G.A. STORE Beresford, South Dakota BOOTH DRUG Hawarden, Iowa SIOUX STEAM CLEANER CORPORATION Beresford, South Dakota THE FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSN. Beresford, South Dakota M-M MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Beresford, South Dakota 75