Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1983 volume:

1983 Cubetts Alcester High Alcester. S D. 57001 Volume 35 Editor Lisa Kleinhans Asst Editor Shayna Brady Layout Editor Leisa Johnson Copy Editor Amy Sundstrom Head Typist Teresa Limoges Business Mngr Kersten Johnson These were the times we shared together These are the times we’ll cherish forever. These Were The Times 3 We Shared Together 4 These Are The Times 1982 Homecoming Royalty Brian Treiber, Chad Trudeau, Kevin Ja- Pat Hammitt, Teresa Limoges, Jill Abraham, Tamra Tucker, Kristi cob. Randy Hongslo, Keith Lapour, Shane McClara, Shayna Brady, Merrick await the announcement of the 1982 King and Queen Homecoming Makes Memories Homecoming 1982 brought to us the theme “Somewhere Down the Road” Master of Ceremonies, Erik Johnson intro- duced the royalty as Melanie Ronning played the theme accom- panied by Lisa Kleinhans on the flute. The anxious crowd focused their attention on the attendants, freshman Kristi Merrick and Brian Treiber, sophomores Tamra Tucker and Chad Trudeau, juniors Bill Abraham and Kevin Jacob. Preceding the candidates were Andrea Saugstad, Brian Wells, Jennifer Limoges, and Shane Ludwig, the flower, envelope, and crown bearers. The spotlight was then focused on the senior candidates. This years’ candidates were Shayna Brady and Shane McClara, Patty Hammitt and Keith Lapour, and Teresa Limoges and Randy Hongalo. Finally, it was time for Erik to open the envelope. Shane and Teresa were announced as the 1982 Homecoming King and Queen. They were robed and crowned by the 1981 King and Queen, Ken Keiser and Robin Embrock. Everyone was entertained as the classes and organizations performed a number of skits and solos. The traditional bonfire was held after the coronation. Friday the student body had a pep rally at Morningside Manor and also on Main Street. It was then announced that the Seniors had won the class competition that had been held throughout the week. The Cubs lost their game to the Viborg Vikings 28-16. A dance was held after the game with music provided by “The Vandals.” Somewhere down the road, we’ll look back to Homecoming 1982 and remember all the great memories that were created during that week. King Shane and Queen Teresa look on the crowd after receiv- ing crowns. 10 Homecoming 1982 12 From left to right: Leisa Johnson, Lisa Kleinhans, Queen-Patty Hammitt, Barbie Cooper, and Shayna Brady. 14 Fatty Reigns “On the Wings of Love” was the theme for the 1983 Sweet- heart Coronation which was held on February 26. The beautifully decorated stage received many “oohs and ahhs” as the curtain slowly opened Melanie Ronning on the piano, accompanied by Jill Abraham on the flute, softly played the theme song as the queen candidates were introduced by the master of ceremonies Erik Johnson. The chosen senior girls were Leisa Johnson escort- ed by Ryan Ronning, Barb Cooper escorted by Dean Sommer- void, Patty Hammitt escorted by Danny Schoellerman, Shayna Brady escorted by Shane McClara, and Lisa Kleinhans escorted by Keith Lapour. Erik carefully opened the important envelope and announced that Patty Hammitt was the 1983 Sweetheart Queen. Later Patty was crowned by Keith Lapour, Student Body President, and Valerie Ronning presented a box of candy to the new Queen. The program then continued as Mary Weyen and Kevin Jacob hosted Alcester High School’s version of “Entertainment To- night”. A solo from Carl Treiber, Paula Evanson and Melanie Ron- ning’s duet, and Landra Allen singing the theme song added a special touch to the evening. A dance followed the coronation. Valerie Ronning presents Queen Patty with a box of candy. Upper left: The dirty old man, played by John Ahart, pays patty a visit until the old woman, played by Pam Tucker, comes to the rescue; Upper right: Ryan Ronning and Gail Grage impersonated the Whiners from the popular television show Saturday Night Live; Lower left: Patty in announced as the 1983 Sweetheart Queen; Lower right: Charles Nygaard, Dwight Gubbrud, Tracy Nelson, and Mary Hendricks imper sonate another popular television show, Square Pegs. M A S H Is Revived Two months after the last show of M A S H was aired on television, Alcester High School presented the original play of M A S H. Mr. Vissia directed the all high school play which included 27 cast mem bers. The play revolved around the United States Army during the Korean War. Performances were given on April 21 and April 23 with good turnouts both nights. Upper right: ‘Hot Lips” played by Pam Tucker con versed with the nurses; Middle left: Miss Randazzle and Dean Mercy Lodge send another letter; Middle right: The M'A’S’H team is worried about the football team; Lower right: The cast members were (Front) T. Vander- ham, T Nelson, M Hendricks, K. Treiber. K Johnson, T. Tucker, A Sundstrom, B. Johnson. R Abraham; (Middle) J. Banks, L. Kleinhans, C. Treiber, T. Em- brock, K. Lapour, S. McClara, R. Heiman. E. Johnson, T. Nelson, K. Jacob, C. Geveshausen. L. Allen; (Back) M. Jensen. C. Bern, T Wells, P. Tucker, C. Ahlers, G. VanWyk. C. Johnson, and T Warner. 16 Upper right The Bon Wit sisters entertained the M A S H personnel; Middle left: Major Ruth Haskell has a ridiculous conversation with Hawkeye; Middle right: Ho Jon can’t cheer up Bridget after a long night in surgery; Trapper, Hawkeye and the rest of the crew try to convince Walt Waldowski that he’s been brought back from the dead. 17 Fantasy Prom 1983 was presented to the Seniors on Saturday, May 7, at 6:30 p.m. The Seniors were individually escorted to their seats by the waiters and waitresses. Robbie Heiman, Junior class president, wel- comed everyone. After they finished the meal, Amy Sundstrom and Kersten Johnson presented the class history. Todd Embrock and Todd Wells read the class prophecy, Mr. Kropuenske, the guest speaker, followed them with an interesting speech. The program ended with some Junior girls and boys singing the theme song, “Fantasy.” Jon Michalls Disco-on-Wheels provided music for the dance, which was from 9:00-12:00. The breakfast was served from 3:-0 till 4:00. It was a very enjoyable prom. Above Right Amy Sundstrom and Kersten Johnson present the very interesting class history. Below Right Todd Embrock and Todd Wells read each senior’s prophecy. 18 Above Left-Waiters: Carl Treiber escorts Senior Pam Tucker to her seat Above Right-The Prom Banquet was enjoyed by everyone, including the teachers. Below Left Mr Kropuenske, the guest speaker, gave an interesting speech about Fantasies that can come true. 19 Left-A selection of Junior boys and girls singing the theme song, Fantasy.” Right Waiter Mitch Merrick serves senior Randy Hongslo at the banquet. Left The sophomore waiters and waitresses provided entertainment by singing Step Into The Sunshine.” and “Tomorrow ” 20 Gal Club: Front Row-Pat Hammitt, Chon Bern, Barb Cooper, Tamra Tucker, Tammi Sogn, Terri Sogn; Back Row-Gail Tracy Nelson, Mary Weyen, Tina Vanderham, Roxie Peder Grage. Teresa Limoges. Jill Abraham, Lisa Kleinhans, Sally son. 2 Row-Patty Limoges, Kathryn Treiber, Paula Evanson, Hamilton, Jeanine Hagen. Gal Club Sells Stadium Cushions The Gal Club which was made up of all the letter winners had various projects throughout the year. They sold stadium cushions to raise money to pay for hair dryers in the girls locker room. Miss Kathy Lund was the girls advisor. Gal Club Officers: Top to Bottom Pres. Barb Cooper, V.P. Jill Abraham, Sec., Roxie Pederson, Treas. Teresa Limoges 21 Student Council Improves School Under the guidance of Keith Lapour as President and the oth- er officers, the Student Council was involved in many projects. With the cooperation of the members, the officers and Mr. Joachim, the advisor, they se- lected themes for Sweetheart and Homecoming as well as set up the Homecoming week com- petitions. They also worked dur- ing the city clean up day and provided a new net and poles for the school’s tennis court. Above: Student Council Officers-V P. Kersten Johnson, Sec Pat Ham mitt. Pres. Keith Lapour, and Treas Shane McClara Left: Student Coun cil Row 1 -Shane McClara, Pat Hammitt, Kersten Johnson, and Keith Lapour. Row 2 Tammi Sogn, Kathryn Treiber, and Ross Abraham Row 3- Barb Cooper. Jill Abraham, and Shayna Brady Row 4-Todd Embrock, Robbie Heiman, Tracy Nelson, Ryan Ronning, and Todd Wells. Below; Declam Participants-Front row Kathryn Treiber, Kersten Johnson, and Ross Abraham Back Row Mary Hendricks, Johnette Banks, Amy Sund strom, and Robbie Heiman. Declam Team Competes With Mr. Vissia as coach, the seven people in declam traveled to Yankton for the District competitions. At that tournament Kathryn Treiber and Rob Heiman recieved an excellent on their duet memorization speech. Mary Hen- dricks, serious interpretation of dra- ma, Ross Abraham, humorous, and Johnette Banks, oratory; also each re- ceived an Excellent. Amy Sundstrom received a superior rating for poetry and went on to Regional Competition in Sioux Falls. 22 National Honor Society Sells Candy The National Honor Society is composed of Juniors and Seniors that have maintained at least a B average during their four years of high school. Their main purpose is to raise money to give scholarships to three of the graduating seniors. The NHS sold candy to raise money this year. Lisa Kleinhans recieved a hundred dollar scholarship for selling the most candy. The other three seniors recieving a scholarship each were, Shane McClaro, Pam Tucker and Pat Hammitt. Mr Zingler was the advisor for the group. Above; NHS Scholarship winners Lisa Kleinhans. Pat Hammitt. Pam Tucker. Shane McClara; Left; NHS Officers-top to bottom-Pam Tucker-Sec.. Lisa Klein- hans-president., Paula Evanson-Treasurer,. Kersten Johnson-Vice President 23 Future Farmers Of America Improve Community Again this year the members of the FFA sold fruit to raise money. This mon- ey was used to send three students, Keith Lapour, Robbie Heiman, and Erik John- son to the National Convention in Kansas City. They also used their money on sev- eral projects like the City clean up day. They built benches for the community businesses who purchased the materials and carved the names of each business in the back of the bench. All these activities were led by the local officers and the advisor, Mr Quick. Top right: FFA Front-D. Wiberg, S Peck, C. Nygard, R. Lundberg, B. Treiber, M. Quail; Middle-C. Johnson, R. Heiman, D. Schoellerman, T. Walz, S. Hartman, R Ronning, E. Johnson, C. Treiber; Back Advisor, Mr Quick. T Warner, R Ymker, B Johnson. K, Lapour, C. Geve shausen. D Sommervold. T McKee. A Bern; Bottom left: Officers- Mr Quick, T Walz. E Johnson. R Ronning, R. Heiman, K Lapour; Bottom right: Carl TreibeT and Brad Johnson during shop class 24 Future Homemakers Of America Are Kept Busy Alcester’s FHA chapter had a busy year in 1982-1983. There were a large number of activities but two of the highlights of the year were Dad’s Night Out where Mrs Karen Graham spoke on exercise and the Mother’s Banquet where Mrs. Sally Rice spoke on color ana- lysis. Several of the members went to the Regional meeting in Freeman and gave an Action Activity Event. Five of these members received su- perior ratings at the Regional level and went on to the State meeting to compete again. FHA week was also a big event in the year. During that week there were many activities planned in which the members participated. Top left: FHA-Row 1-S. Hamilton. M New- berg, J Hagen, P. Tucker. M Ronning. A. Sundstrom, J. Abraham. R Pederson, T. Tucker; Row 2-A Brickhouse. D Limoges. M. Hendricks, T. Vanderham, C. Ahlers, G. VanWyk, L. Allen, B. Ekanger; Row 3 T. Sogn. M Weyen, P. Hammitt, T. Vander ham. T. Sogn. D. Webster. P Albers. T. Limoges; Row 4-L. Kleinhans. T Nelson. L. Holt, P Limoges, S Brady Middle left: Offi- cers- Row 1- J. Abraham, Treasurer, T. Tucker, Reporter; J. Hagen, Historian; Row 2 M Ronning, Vice Pres; M. Newberg, Stu- dent Council. R Pederson. Secretary; Row 3- P. Tucker. Librarian; A. Sundstrom, President; S. Hamilton. Music Leader; Bot tom Left: R Pederson, M Ronning. P. Albers. A. Sundstrom, and D. Webster went to the state convention and presented their action activity events. 25 Above Front Row-John Hodgson. John Ahart, Carl Treiber, Rick Lundberg, Kevin Jacob, Steve Hartman, and Craig League. Second Row-Tim Warner, Randy Hongslo, Shane McClara, Danny Schoeller man, Ryan Ronning, Tim WaU. and Brian Treiber. Third Row Keith Lapour, Tom McKee. Robbie Heiman. and Carl Johnson A-Club Sells Sweaters The A-Club, made up of all the letterwinners, had various projects such as selling sweaters and also had many concession stands. They were led by their advisor, Mr. Jo- achim. 26 Left: A-Club Officers; Pres. Shane McClara, V.P Randy Hongslo. Sec. Treas. Keith La pour. Chorus Keeps Busy The Mixed Chorus performed at the Fall, Christmas, Spring, and Pops Con certs this year Many of the members competed in the Vocal Contest in Vermil lion. Leisa Johnson, Carl Treiber, Brian Treiber, and Paula Evanson represented Alcester at All-State Chorus held in Spearfish. Leisa Johnson, Paula Evanson and Melanie Ronning were also selected to sing in the South Dakota Honors Choir. The Swing Choir participated in the Coyote Jazz Festival and performed in several concerts including the Stage Band-Swing Choir concert. Mixed Chorus: Front; P Albers. D Webster. B Ekanger. C Ahlers. S Hamilton. T. Limoges. T Sogn. M Weyen, A Brickhouse. P Hammitt. K Merrick. P Evanson. T Sogn. P Limoges. Middle; G. VanWyk. L Allen. D. Limoges. M Newberg. K, Treiber. J. Abraham. M Ronning. T Nelson. T Vanderham, B Cooper. C. Bern. M Hendricks. L Kleinhans. S Brady Back; R. Abraham. S Peck. B League. R Lundberg. C. Treiber. B Johnson. T. Nelson. T Embrock, T McKee, J Aharl. M Gross. B T reiber Left: Leisa Johnson, Paula Evanson. Brian Treiber, Carl Treiber represented Alcester in the All State Chorus which was held at Rapid City. Above: Accompanists for concerts and contest were the following: Sitting; Tracy Nelson and Lisa Kleinhans, Standing; Pauls Evanson. Mary Hendricks. Jill Abraham. Melanie Ronning and Patty Hammitt. 27 Vocal Continued Right: Front Row- P. Evanson, M Ronning, C. Bern, L. Allen, K. Treiber, C. Ahlers, G. VanWyk, J. Abraham, L. Johnson; Back row- T. Steen, T. Nel- son, M. Gross, J. Ahart, R. Lundberg, S. Peck, B. League, B Johnson. R. Abraham, B Treiber. M Hendricks were members of the Swing Choir. Middle left: Soloists fro contest were: Front- G. Van Wyk, R. Abraham, M Hendricks, M. Ronning, L. John- son, J. Abraham. J. Ahart, T. Vanderham, L. Klein- hans, Standing on ladder- L. Allen, P. Evanson, B. Johnson. B. Treiber, C. Treiber, R. Lundberg; Lower right: Small girls Treiber, R. Lundberg; Lower Right: Small Girls Ensemble- Front-L. Johnson, L. Allen, M Ronning, P. Hammitt; Middle- P. Evanson, J. Abraham, T. Limoges; Back B. Cooper, C. Bern, L. Kleinhans. 28 Ensembles Left: Large Girls Ensemble First Row P. Limoges, D Webster, B Ekanger; Second Row T. Sogn, P. Albers, D. Limoges. K. Merrick, C. Ahlers; Third Row- S. Ham- ilton. G. VanWyk, S Brady, K Treiber. T. Vanderham; Fourth Row- M Newberg, T. Sogn, M Weyen, T. Nelson, M. Hendricks. Middle left: Mixed Ensemble-Front-L. Allen. L. Kleinhans, L. Johnson, M. Ronning; Back- P. Evan- son, J. Ahart, B Treiber. B. Johnson, C. Treiber; Middle right: Boys Ensemble-Front R Lundberg. S Peck, C. Nygard, C. Johnson, T McKee. T. Steen; Middle B League, J. Ahart. M Gross, R Abraham. T. Embrock; Back-T. Nelson, C. Treiber. B John son. B Treiber Bottom left The mixed chorus is shown singing at the Christmas Concert. 29 Band Performs Often The Alcester High School Band was kept busy during the year. They prac- ticed and performed a half-time show for Homecoming and marched at the Tulip Festival in Orange City. Almost all of the members went to the Instrumental contest in Vermillion Three members, Amy Sundstrom, Lisa Kleinhans, and Carl Johnson went to the Augustana Band Festival. The stage band also performed this year at the Stage Band-Swing Choir concert. Band: Front Row L to R M Hendricks. L. Johnson. M Wehen, 2 Row R Abraham. M. Quail, M. Hongslo, B Treiber. B. Cooper. K Andersen. T Nelson. D Schoeller- man; 3 Row-S. Pilla. P. Tucker, P Hammitt, M Ronning, J. Abraham, S Brady. T. Limoges, L. Kleinhans. A Brickhouse, C. Ahlers; 4 Row A. Sundstrom. K. Johnson, R Pederson. P Limoges. L Holt, T Sogn. T Vanderham, D. Limoges. C. Bern. C. Johnson; 5 Row-R. Pederson, K. Merrick, T. Greenhagen, C. Nygard; Back Row-J. Joseph, E. Johnson. M. Gross. D. Gubbrud, T. Vanderham, P. Evans. Top left: Contest soloists were Amy Sundstrom, Pat Hammitt, (Accompianist). Johnette Banks, and Carmen Ahlers; Top right: Percussion Ensemble Back row Brian Treiber, Mike Hongslo, Chon Bern, Dan Schoellerman, Mark Quail; Front row Tracy Nelson, Barb Cooper and Leisa Johnson; Bottom right: The woodwind quintet consisted of Jill Abraham. Ross Abraham, Leisa John- son, Lisa Kleinhans, and Amy Sundstrom. 30 fi Top left: Melanie Ronning, Pat Hammitt. and Pam Tucker were in a flute trio; Top right: Brass en- semble Sitting-Carl Johnson. Leisa Johnson. Pau- la Evanson; Standing-Mark Doty, Chon Bern, Dwight Gubbrud. Middle left: Woodwind Choir- Sitting Johnette Banks; Middle row-Roxie Peder son. Lisa Holt. Patty Limoges, Kersten Johnson, Renee Pederson; Back row Jill Abraham. Lisa Kleinhans, Teresa Limoges, Shayna Brady, Me lanie Ronning. and Pam Tucker; Middle right: Sit- ting Tina Vanderham. Charles Nygard; Standing Terri Sogn. Deb Limoges; Bottom left: Flute trio and clairnet quartet-Carmen Ahlers, Angie Brick- house. Stacie Pilla, Patty Limoges. Roxie Peder son, Kersten Johnson, and Lisa Holt. 31 Special Awards Above: Voice of Democracy Winners Paula Evanson (first), Amy Sund strom (second). Shane McClara (third). Above: Keith Lapour winner of Star Chapter Farmer; Below: Ryan Ronning received the Delmer Scott Award. f ' Above: Tamra Tucker received the Hugh O’Brien Award; Right: Girls and Boys State Representatives Trent Nelson. Robbie Heiman, Jill Abraham (Alt ), and Paula Evanson 32 Above: Melanie Ronning received the Minnie Larson Award; Below: Leisa Johnson and Chon Bern were co-winners of the Hammitt Music Award Right: Leisa Johnson, Paula Evanson, and Melanie Ronning participated in Honors Choir. Above: Kersten Johnson received the DAR Award and the An derson Study Grant; Below: Shane McClara winner of the Arvid Thomodsguard Award 33 Yearbook Constructed By Cubette Staff The Cubette staff along with advisor, Mr. Alan Hall, tried to capture the year in the 1983 Cu- bette. Mr. David Larsen also played a very important part in the production of this book. He took and developed all of the pictures. Some of the Cubette staff went to a workshop at SDSU, and they gained a lot of helpful information. Hopefully you’ll see that “These were the times we shared together. These are the times we’ll cherish forever.’ Above: Cubette Officers Sitting Kersten Johnson Business Manager. Amy Sundstrom Copy Editor. Gail Grage layout, Lisa Klein hans Editor; Standing-Mary Beth Newberg Junior Editor. Shayna Brady Assitant Editor, Teresa Limoges Head Typist. Leisa Johnson Layout Editor: Left Cubette Staff Sitting Teresa Limoges. Tracy Nelson, Shayna Brady, Patty Hammitt. Kersten Johnson; Middle Row Mary Hendricks. Kathryn Treiber. Amy Sundstrom, Millie Jensen, Tim Warner, Lisa Kleinhans, Mary Beth New- berg; Back Row-Mr. Alan Hall, Leisa John son, Gail Grage. 34 Seniors Seniors Plan For Future The class of 1983 with class advisor, Mr. Larry Vissia, made a lot of decisions during their last year of high school. These decisions included such things as planning skits, choosing an- nouncements, class colors, a motto, flowers, songs, speakers, and planning a class trip to Omaha. As a result, the class chose light blue and silver as their colors; “Within us lies the power to seize the hour and live our dreams” was the class motto; white rose tipped in blue was the chosen flower, and the song chosen was “Do You Know Where You’re Going To?” Baccalaureate was held on May 22 and graduation was on May 25. After commencement the class of 1983 became alumni. Below: Class of 83 relax on Homecoming float they decorated for the first downtown celebration of the event. Class Officers: top to bottom; V-Pres Lisa Kleinhans, Pres. Shane McClara, Secretary Pam Tucker, and Treasurer John Ahart 36 37 Patty Hammitt Keith LaPour 40 Terese Danielson Lisa Kleinhans, Valedictorian Keith Lapour, Salutatorian 41 Commencement Speakers: Front Row-Leisa Johnson, Gail Grage and Kersten Johnson. Back Row-Amy Sundstrom, Pam Tucker, Shane McClara, and Millie Jensen. 42 Juniors Raise Money The juniors worked hard during their maga- zine sales drive, and their efforts were well worth it. They not only met their goal but set a new school record for magazine sales. The money was used for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. Elections for class officers were held in the fall. Results were Robbie Heiman, Pres; Kevin Jacob, V-Pres; Melanie Ronning, Secretary; Paula Evanson, Treasurer. Kevin Jacob and Jill Abraham were chosen as Homecoming attendants for the class. Miss Van Maanen, class advisors, helped the juniors with all their various meetings and activities. Class officers: Robbie Heiman, Pres.; Kevin Jacob, VP, Paula Evanson, Treas.; Melanie Ronning. Sec. 44 Melanie Ronning Thurlow Steen Kathryn Treiber Todd Wells Jill Abraham Landra Allen Beverly Ekanger Todd Embrock Paula Evanson Curtis Gavenhausen Mike Gross Jeanine Hagen Donald Hale Sally Hamilton Steve Hartman Robbie Heiman Mike Hongslo Kevin Jacob Erik Johnson Homecoming Attendants Jill Abraham and Kevin Jacob. Tom McKee Trent Nelson Rob Ness Mary Beth Newberg Paul Olson Robbie Heiman, Tom McKee, Steve Hartman, and Todd Embrock as “the Bear” try unsuccessfully to exhibit their talents. Sophomores Get More Involved Sophomores soon found themselves even busier than their first year in high school. They were given a wider range of classes to choose from, which was different than their first year. They elected Mike Schumacher as President; Mitch Merrick, V-Pres.; Carl Treiber, Secretary; Terri Sogn, Treasurer. Chad Trudeau and Tamra Tucker represented the sophomores as Homecoming attendants. Mr. Bauer advised and led the class through a rewarding year. 46 Theron Ahlers Johnette Banks Mark Doty John Hodgson Lisa Holt Brad Johnson Carl Johnson Bret League Patty Limoges Lydia Miner Terry Warner Mary Weyen Randy Ymker Mitch Merrick Michael Schumacher Tammi Sogn Terri Sogn Joe Tester Carl Treiber Chad Trudeau Tamra Tucker Tina Vanderham Gayle Van Wyk Homecoming Attendants Tamra Tucker and Chad Trudeau. 47 Terry Warner, Brad Johnson, and Mark Doty look to Theron Ahlers for advice while King Shane looks on. Freshmen Begin Their Journey Newcomers to the high school were the freshman. They eagerly voted for their first officers. The results were Brian Treiber, Pres; Kristi Merrick, V-Pres; Mary Hendricks, Secretary; Dwight Gubbrud, Trea- surer. Brian Treiber and Kristi Merrick were chosen as Homecoming attendents. Mr. Erickson, class advisor, helped the freshmen make it through their first year in high school. Class Officers: Mary Hendricks. Secretary; Kristi Merrick, VP; Dwight Gubbrud, Treasurer; Brian Treiber, President. 48 Tracy Vanderham Danielle Webster Dan Wiberg Ross Abraham Carmen Ahlers Pam Albers Arlan Bern Angie Brickhouse Dwight Gubbrud Kevin Hansohm Mary Hendricks Arynha Inthavong Karl Johnson Debbie Limoges Rick Lundberg Knsti Merrick Robert Miner Tracy Nelson Homecoming attendants Kristi Merrick and Brian Treiber Charles Nygard Connie Paulson Steve Peck Mark Quail Brian Treiber 49 The freshmen boys brush their teeth with community spit Rick Lundberg. Steve Peck, Karl Johnson, and Ross Abraham participated in this skit. 8th Grade 8 grade-Front row sitting-Shari Erickson, Tricia Satter, Chad Wells, Karla Allen; Middle row Teresa Sonichsen, Gavin Clark, Stacie Pilla, Corey Steen, Teresa Greenhagen; Standing-Paula Wiberg, Margaret Lind. Renee Pederson, Shane Carlson, Jeff Schumacker. Randy An derton, Julie Moller, Joe Twedt, Doug Medema, Jason Fickbohm, Mike Weyen, Lisa Ronning, Carla Holzman, Shelley Lappegard, Kirsten Anderson, Cassan- dra Joseph. Jody Goetz, Wendy Lund- berg. Not pictured-Mary Johnson 7th Grade 7 grade Sitting Kathy Brady, David Saugstad, Jill Lundberg, Joe Van Balle- gooyen, Kate Buum, Greg Swanson; Middle Row-Eddie Williams, Tim Hodg son, Jason Johnson, Michael Embrock, Nathan Grage, Robert Kezar, Angie Sommervold. Tonya Steen, Michele Hongslo, Lisa Peterson; Back Row-Greg Schiefen, Kelly Knutson, Kristi Nygard, Kimberly Rogness, Patricia Jenson, Re nee Bouthillier, Karla Schumacher. 6th Grade 6 Grade-Kristen Limoges, Darwin Sogn, Bobby Scharman, Jeff Klemme. Michael Kezar, Tricia Treiber, Doug Moller, Pa- mella Bishop: Second Row Becky Sol berg. Jeff Walz, Matt Newberg, Lisa Thompson. Annette Schoellerman. Eli- zabeth Brickson, Jennifer Johnson; Third Row-Troy Long, Craig Treiber. David Fickbohm, Kristy Kratochvil, Jo- lene Osterkamp, Christopher Powell, Gretchen Gubbrud. Wade Hartman. Fourth Row Renee Ludwig. Ira Cooper. Angie Erickson, Connie Kroger, Lynette Schoelerman. Tiffany Boyer, Cathy Peck, Mr. Broadwell Not pictured-Ja- mie Ackerly. 5th Grade 5 Grade-Sitting-Shannon Carlson. Ginger Waddell, Andrea Quail. Tricia Lundberg. Cherilyn Joseph; Middle Row Regan Ron ning, Aaron Johnson, Wade Steeneck, Tina Smith. Valerie Harris, Darcie Webster. Sheryl Farley, Amy Wiberg, Back Row-Aar on Olsen, Jeff Smith, Kenny Hansohm, Pat rick Wessels. Alyson Ahlers, Leslie Ronning, Stacy Peterson, Mrs Tiltrum. Not pictured- Amy Numsen, Genelle Van Wyk 51 Left: Mrs Tiltrum helps her 5 grade students Fourth Grade Row -1 Lance Joachim. Jon Newberg. John Anderson; Row- 2 Missy Hodgson. Jody Numsen, Hayley Johnson, Kevin Bishop, Crhista Fickbohm, Brian Bouthil- lier, Ryan Schurman, Steve Luebke, Stephanie Boyer, Jarred St. Pierre, Nic Hale; Row 3- Stacy Twedt, Lance Allen, Greg Pigman, Kandy Kratochvil, Paige Gubbrud, Tammy Sommervold; Row 4- Sonja Lerseth, Brian Klemme, Wendell Steeneck. LeAnne Doty, Dean Moller, Thad Kiewel; Row 5 Todd Chance, Charles Green, Angie Glenn, Angie Li- moges, Rachelle Talbott. Jason Albers; Row 6-Scott Williams. Scott Keiser. Ro- chelle Pederson, Mrs. Quick, Mr Saug- stad. Not pictured; James Paulson Third Grade Row 1-Carl Smith, Amy Harris, Anne Smith, Kathy Limoges, Susan Smith; Row 2 Jennifer Blake, Gatina Quick, Walter Jensen, Matthew Saugstad, Allen Albers. Debbie Boyer. Shane Talbott; Row 3- Brandy Whitney. Christopher Brady, Shawn Drown, Ramsey Steen, Wade Johnson, Kari Jo Hagen, Anthony Anderberg, Susan Sommervold; Row 4- Kimmy Keiser, Amy Akland, Miss Knock. Second Grade Row 1- Mary Ellen Cooper, Jennifer Li- moges, Janelle Joachim, Teresa Cross. Steven Crawford; Row 2- Mindy John son, Tiffany Larson, Alia Albers, Shayne Ludwig, Troy Twedt, Tim Huenink, Jason Dunkelberger; Row 3 Aimee De Jong, Connie Waddell. Rod Himming- son, Ken VanBallegooyen, Tonya Powell, Erick Reiss, Samuel Wood, Mrs Scott Not pictured: Mischa Ludwig. Chad Williams, Kendra Cole VI STRAWBE 1 SJOTRAC A First Grade Row 1 Angie Moore, Rachel Hakl; Row 2-Rachel Saugstad, Paul Smith, Chad Fickhohm, Valerie Ronning, Mrs. Erickson; Row 3- Heather Thompson, Stacey Johnson, Travis Coon, Gretchen Lerseth, Miss Hanson; Row 4- Jeffrey Keiser, Brian Van Steenwyk, Emily Lewis, Jeremy Brady; Row 5-Shelly Albers. Charly Boyer, Sthephen Ellwein; Row 6-Travis Stene, Andy Broad well, Brian Limoges. Carl St. Pierre; Row 7-Mandy Whitney, Audra Kezar, Andrea Saugstad, Jer- emy VanCamp; Row 8-Kristy Glenn, Korby Kratochvil, Kari Kiewel, Craig Winquist. Not pictured: Bryan Wells 53 Kindergarten Row 1 Tiffany Glenn. Matt Klemme, Kelly Pig- man. Jodi Brose, Row 2-Shannon Messier. Ryan Sailor, Jon Knutson. Alicin Smith; Row 3- Mike Keiser, Susie Anderson. Tina Lundberg, Bran- don Peterson. Jennifer Nelson. Travis Dunkel berger. Jeremy Kjose; Back Row-Jeff Peters, Jeremiah Blake. Traci Kiewel. Laura Akland. Shawn Van Whye; Not pictured: Andrew Blauth and Jeremie Johnson Row 1- Evan Schurman, Jennifer Jurgensen. Chad Cole, Jeremy Limoges, Jaime McCracken, Helen Schumacher; Row 2 Bounthienie Moumy, Tim Lappegard, Katie Reiss. Amy Peterson. T.J. Winquist. Tanya Pe terson; Back Row- Rachel Hedeen, Jennifer Evanson, Rolf Gubbrud, Russell Wessels, Katie Huenink, John Schempp, David Smith, Sara Keiser. Not pictured: Michael Gray and Troy Sogn Young Team Strives For Winning Season With only one returning senior, the Alcester Cubs were a young team this year. Anything they lacked in experience, however, the Cubs made up for in enthusiasm as they worked towards their final record of 5-4, which earned them a 4th place ranking in the Tri-Valley Conference. The 22 members of the team were led by Todd Wells, who made All-State Honorable Mention, along with Todd Wells, who made All-State Honorable Mention, along with Todd Embrock and Kevin Jacob, who were also named to the All- Conference team The Cubs’ leading tackier was Todd Embrock with 86 tack les. Todd Wells was the leading rusher with 786 yards, as well as high scorer with 64 points. 56 1982 Cubs Football Team Row 1- Todd Embrock, Erik Johnson, Steve Hartman. Mike Gross, Kevin Jacob, Trent Nelson, Tom McKee, Robbie Heiman, Todd Wells; Row 2 Mitch Merrick, Brad Johnson. Joe Tester, Carl Johnson, Mark Doty, Carl Treiber, Shane McClara; Row 3 Brian Treiber, Robert Miner, Dwight Gub brud, Rick Lundberg, Mark Quail, Student Manager. Opposite page-Assistant Jack Bauer and Coach Barry Kelley plan strategy Above-The Cubs see action in the Dome Classic against Montrose Mid dle-The offensive squad lines up. Left-Quarterback Jacob takes the snap against Hudson. 57 Left to right: Football starters: The Cubs get an other tackle; Treiber and Embrock stop the oppos ing team; The Junior varsity team had a record of 0- 3; The statisticians. Mary. Tracy. Shayna and Kath ryn did their job well even when it rained. 58 Cross Country Team Earns Second In Conference This year there were five boys out for Cross Country. They were Randy Hongalo, Mike Schumacher, Chad Trudeau, Arlan Bern, and Ross Abraham. As a team the Cubs placed 2nd in the Tri Valley Conference Meet. Three of the runners earned their letters. They were Mike Schumacher, Randy Hongelo, and Ross Abraham. Several girls also ran at the Conference meet and three of them placed in the top 15. They were Teresa Limoges, Angie Brickhouse, and Tina Vanderham. The team was coached by Mr. Kroger. Left to right: Chad gives it his all; Arlan heads for the finish line; The Cross-Country team, Chad Trudeau, Ross Abraham, Mike Schumacher, Randy Hongslo, and Coach Kroger, Ross, Chad, and Mike start the race at the sound of the gun. 59 1982 Gris Basketball Team Row 1 Terri Sogn, Debbie Limoges, Tina Vanderham, Teresa Limoges, Amy Sundstrom, Jeanine Ha New Coach Comes To Alcester The girls basketball team was coached by Mr. Erickson and assisted by Miss Lund. The girls gave their best at every game, but it wasn’t enough for some. The girls had a very hard season and had a record of 4-16. Though the girls were not as lucky in winning, they learned a lot. Mr. Erickson, head coach, taught basketball quite differently from other years. The girls learned many new and different moves in basketball. These moves helped in many ways. There was practice twice a day until school started. The A team was led in scoring by Barb Cooper and was led rebounding by Teresa Limoges. The B team also had an exciting season, and each gave her best at every game. The B team was led in scoring by Terri Sogn and Patty Limoges and was led in rebounding by Patty Limoges and Tracy Nelson. The girls had a challenging year and will return next year with more experience and skill, which should lead the team to a better season. gen. Barb Cooper; Row 2 Patty Limoges, Mary Weyen, Chon Bern, Tracy Nelson, Angie Brickhouse, Tammi Sogn 60 B-Team-Terri Sogn. Gayle Van Wyk. Carmen Ahlers, Tracy Vander- ham. Tracy Nelson, Angie Brickhouse, Debbie Limoges, Kristi Mer- rick, Tina Vanderham, Tammi Sogn; Front Lisa Holt, Student Man ager. Coach. Kathy Lund Opposite page-Chon puts up another one Above-Barb gets encouragement from Coach Erickson; Teresa makes another basket for the Cubs against Viborg; Middle- Senior basketball girls show their best sides; Tina fights a vicious Viking for the basketball 61 The Wrestling team: kneeling-David Saugstad, Robert Kezar, Kelly son, Shane Carlson, Jason Fickbohm, Todd Wells, Rob Heiman, Knutson,; Second row: Chad Trudeau, Carl Johnson, John Hodg Robert Miner, Shane McClara, Jan Hansohm, Steve Hartman. Wrestlers End Season Well The highlight of the season was when Todd Wells cap- tured second place in the state wrestling tournament. The record of the Cubs was 3-7-2. Individual records were: David Saugstad 1-3, Kelly Knut- son 2-8, Carl Johnson 8-13, Rick Lundberg 18-7, Robert Miner 5-15, Shane Carlson 1-18, Robert Kezar 0-14, Rob Heiman 10-11, Jason Fickbohm 1-7, Todd Wells 25-7, Steve Peck 1 11, Steve Hartman 14-11, Chad Trudeau 2-9, John Hodgson 3-7, and Kevin Hansohm 4-8. Coach Kelley summed up the season in this way: “This is the first year since I’ve been at Alcester that we were able to put a full squad on the mat and as a result we had better success. We will lose only 1 senior, Shane McClara. This will give us a more experienced team next year. We had some very good individuals. Going into the district we had five people with winning records which is the most we have ever had”. 62 Upper left: Todd Wells wins another match!; Upper right: Shane McClara was declared the winner; Middle left: Robbie Heiman concentrates on taking his opponent down; Middle right: Steve Peck waits for the whistle; Lower left: Steve Hartman takes con- trol.; Opposite page: AHS was very proud of junior Todd Wells. He placed second at the South Dakota State Wrestling Tourna- ment. He was also honored when chosen to wrestle against a team of West Germans. 63 The varsity boys basketball team: Standing- Keith Lapour, Arlan Bern. Rob Ness. Tim Warner. Mark Doty. Tom McKee. Ryan Ronning, Randy Hongslo; Carl Treiber, Erik Johnson. Todd Em- brock, Mike Gross and Brian Treiber; Kneeling- Mr Jack Bauer. Mr Jerry Joachim, and Student Manager John Ahart Cubs Take Third At District Tourney The Alcester Cubs Boys Basketball team had an 8 and 12 record for the season under the direction of Mr. Joachim as head coach and Mr. Bauer as assistant. The four seniors Randy Hongslo, Keith Lapour, Ryan Ronning, and Tim Warner pro- vided leadership for the team. There were also several juniors who got a lot of playing time. The team came in fourth in the Tri-Valley Conference Tour- nament and third in the District 23 Tournament. Keith Lapour led the scoring and rebounding, and Randy Hongslo had the highest free throw percentage. 64 Right: Todd Embrock. number 41, puts up another shot while Keith Lapour and Ryan Ronning get ready to rebound. Upper Left: The Cubs try to make a steal while playing at the Dakota Dome in Vermillion; Upper Right: Coach Bauer gives the junior varsity team a bit of advice; Middle left: Ness and Doty saw a lot of junior varsity action; Middle right: Ronning attempts to tip the ball to Warner; Bottom left the junior varsity team consisted of C. Nygard, D. Wiberg. B. Johnson. D. Gubbrud. R. Ness. A Bern. M. Doty. C. Treiber. M. Gross. B. Treiber, Coach Bauer and Student Manager. J. A hart 65 Top: Girls Track Team, Front Row T. Nelson, M. Weyen; 2 Row-M Hendricks, A. Brickhouse; 3 Row-T. Vanderham, C. Ahlers, L Johnson, T. Sogn; Back Row-Miss Lund, Coach, A. Sundstrom, K. Merrick, T. Vanderham, T. Limoges, P. Evanson, K. Treiber, T Sogn. Fourteen Tracksters On Girls Team With Miss Lund as Coach the girls gained a year of experience. There were 14 girls out for track and they managed to compete in 8 meets even though rain caused many postponement. Even though no girls made it to state, all in all the track season was a success. Bottom Right Paula Evanson. recieving the baton from Tracy Nelson in the 2 mile relay. 66 Top Left: Field Events. Front RowC Ahlers. M Weyen. T. Sogn. 2 Row-T Vander ham, K. Merrick, L. Johnson, Standing A. Sundstrom Top Right: 440 Relay, K. Treiber, T. Vanderham. T. Sogn. M. Hendricks. Bottom Left: 2-mile Relay, A Brickhouse, P Evanson, T Limoges, T. Nelson. Bottom Right: Medley Relay-T. Limoges, T. Vanderham, K. Treiber, A Brickhouse. Relays Seven Go To State Track Meet!! Under a new coach Mr. Richard Erickson the boys track team had a successful season. Seven boys qualified for the state meet in several events. Rob Heiman qualified in the pole vault, Michael Schumacher, Todd Wells, Todd Em- brock, and Carl Treiber made up the 2-mile relay; Randy Hongslo, Trent Nelson, Todd Wells, and Todd Embrock ran on the mile relay. Randy also made it to state in the open quarter. The boys had a very good year. Boys Track Team: Sitting-Randy Hongsio, Todd Wells. Todd Embrock. Kneeling-Brian Treiber. Ross Abraham. Rick Lundberg, Carl Treiber, Mike Schumacher. Carl Johnson. Standing-Coach Erickson. Tim Wal2, Steve Hartman. Curt Geveshausen. Robbie Heiman. Shane McClara, Trent Nel- son. Eric Johnson 68 Top Left: Mile Relay-Bottom to Top. Trent Nelson, Todd Embrock, Randy Hongslo, Todd Wells. Top right: Field Events-sitting, Todd Embrock, Erik Johnson, Curt Geveshausen. Standing, Trent Nel- son, Rick Lundberg. Robbie Heiman, Shane McClara. Steve Hartman Middle Right: Medley Re- lay-Tim Walz, Shane McClara. Todd Embrock, Mike Schumacher Bottom Left: 2-mile relay Mike Schu macher, Carl Treiber, Todd Wells, Randy Hongslo Bottom Right: Todd Wells pushing it in. 69 Cheerleaders Add Spirit The varsity cheerleaders this past year have been kept very busy from the start. The cheerleaders were chosen last May, and from then on they started planning for next year. During the summer they picked out their outfits, and also practiced in the park working on new routines and the school song. For Homecoming they fired up the crowd at the bonfire. Then the day of the game they led the crowds downtown in cheers to get ready for the game that night. The new stadium this year was also decorated by the cheerleaders for Homecoming. During the basketball and wrestling seasons they were also kept very busy. They made many signs to hang up in the school, and on the lockers. For basketball the cheerleaders made a breakfast for the players one morning. They also helped with the parent’s night during the year. Pep rallies were also a big part of their job. They not only have to come and put on the pep rallies, but they also have to plan these. One of the skits that they had was a family fued between the wrestlers and the basketball players. 70 Top Wrestling cheerleaders, front to back: Roxie Pederson, Tamra Tucker. Patty Hammitt, Teresa Limoges bottom: A team boys basketball cheerleaders. Left to right: Lisa Kleinhans. Paula Evanson. Jill Abraham, Tammi Sogn. Top: Cubs show their spirit at a pep rally. Middle left: Football cheerleaders. 1st row: Patty Hammitt, Roxie Pe- derson. Lisa Kleinhans. 2nd row: Tamra Tucker, Teresa Limoges. Paula Evanson. Tammi Sogn. 3rd row: Jill Abra- ham middle right: Girls basketball cheerleaders. 1st row: Roxie Pederson, Jill Abraham, Paula Evanson 2nd row: Patty Hammitt, Lisa Kleinhans, Tamra Tucker, bottom: B team cheerleaders. Mary Hendricks, Mary Weyen, Tracy Nelson, Gayle Vanwyke 71 Boys Basketball WE They S.F. Christian 62 69 West Sioux 23 31 Akron 56 58 Irene 55 61 Andes Central 44 66 Elk Point 61 78 Viborg 50 81 Conference Tourney Hurley 60 21 Jefferson 59 47 Gay ville Volin 60 41 Harrisburg 63 53 Centerville 61 58 Wakonda 60 68 Beresford 58 73 Wakonda 53 76 District 23 Jefferson 53 52 Wrestling WF They Place i Marion 36 36 Chester Inv. West Sioux JV. 15 M u 30 5 Early Bird Tourney 3 Scotland 18 r ‘ 45 Elk Point 18 Harrisburg 29 36 Marion 30 42 Big Sioux Tourney Akron 18 48 5 Lennox JV Montrose Beresford JV 30 42 Dual West Lyon 37 30 Girls Basketball We They I Harrisburg 31 58 I Gayville-Volin 46 62 Hudson 59 22 Elk Point 44 79 Irene 31 36 Viborg 46 48 S R. Christian 41 38 Hurley 41 33 1 Gayville-Volin 31 54 1 Jefferson 18 78 Viboeg 47 42 1 Conference Tournament Wakonda 26 77 Centerville 53 37 Beresford 25 43 Harrisburg 20 50 District 23 Boys Track Place Dan Lennon Inv. Alcester Inv. 5 Elk Point Inv. 4 Beresford Lions Tri Valley Conf. 6 Irene Inv. 11 Regions 4 Girls Track Dan Lennon Inv Alcester Inv Elk Point Inv. Beresford Lions Tri Valley Conf Irene Inv. Regions Football WE They 1 Chester 6 2 f Hudson 28 6 I Irene 8 26 1 Viborg 16 28 I Hurley 42 20 1 Gayville-Volin 30 8 I Centerville 20 8 I Wakonda 18 20 I Montrose 6 48 I 1 Cross Country Place 1 Alcester Invitaitonal 6 1 Freeman Academy 5 1 S.F. Christian 7 1 Elk Point Quadrangular 3 | Tri-Valley Conference 2 1 West Central 5 1 Region 8 1 Elk Point Invitational 4 Dedication To Education The teachers’ jobs extend far beyond the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Because they want to help the students, they often arrive earlier to assist their students with difficult assignments. The faculty also had to take tickets at the concerts and athle- tic events. Educating the students was their main purpose, and they ful- filled this role well. Mr Alan Hall Government, Counselor, Writing Mr James Quick Agriculture Mr Glenn Kroger Science Mrs. Christi Larsen Home Economics Mrs. Mary Horst Junior High Reading Mrs. Deb McKellips Librarian Mr. Larry Vissia English Teacher's Aides: Sitting- R. Lind, L. Hongslo, M Newberg, M Eilers; Standing- G. Johnson, D Crawford, I Onnen, C. Li- moges 74 WlMMji M8OM0. ?OG«90l 5003000 Mr. Jack Bauer History, Psychology Miss Kathy Lund Business, Typing Mr Roy Webster Science, Math Miss Dawn VanMaanen Resource Room Mr. Barry Kelly Jr High Social Studies, P.E. Mr. Richard Erickson Math 75 Administration And Helpers Appreciated The school board makes decisions regarding finding of programs, administrative decisions, which affect the carry- ing out of programs, some from the Superintendent Don Zingler, and Principal Jerry Joachim. In support of their efforts are Mrs. Marchi Lingert, Secre- tary, and Mr. Donowan Larson, Business Manager, and book work going. Continuing as a part of the school system are the bus drivers, who get us here safely, the custodians, who make the school a pleasant place to work and the cooks, who make enjoyable delicious meals for us all. Let’s give these people a hand. Above School Board; Front Row-Melva Leafstedt, Ron Treiber, Dick Merrick; Back Row- Don Drown, Jerry Kratchovil, Rodney Schempp. Jerry Gubbrud. Right: Secretary, Marchi Lingert, Business Manager Donowan Larsen. 76 Right Cooks-Mrs Schoellerman. Mrs John- son, Mrs. Ekren, Mrs. Holthe, Mrs Trudeau, Mrs. Harders. Left-Bus drivers-Ted Schurman, Rosa Mull er. Ed Hartman. Bob Ness. Herb Groon. Right-Custodlans-Orville Embrock, Nola Chance, Myrtle Solberg; Not Pictured, Mildred Embrock 77 Favorites Of 1983 Movies ■ Foods 1 “ 1 Officer and a Gentlemen Bgi 1. Pizza Stars 2 E.T. Bn 3. My Tutor HHH 4. Tootsie 1118 1 2. Steak 3. Spaghetti 4. Chilli 5. Big Mac F Victoria Principle BSil 2. Linda Evans R89 3. Nancy McKeon 4 Jessica Lang 1 Songs H Groups 1 Football 1. Swingin MM 1. Oak Ridge Boys ■ Team 2. It Might Be You BBKH 2. Missiouri Magic Band 3. Don’t Stop Believin |||B 3. Journey j|||B L Dallas Cowboys 4. Fantasy MM 4. Reo Speedwagon MM 2. Minnesota Vikings 1 5. Alabama MM 3. Steelers HB 4 Rams 1 1. Trans. Am 2. Camaro 3. Corvett 4. Monte Carlo 5. Jeep Renegade TV Shows 1. Dynasty 2. A-Team 3. Simon and Simon 4. Magnum P.I. 5. Knight Rider Male Stars 1. Pierce Bronsen 2. Mr. T 3. Tom Sellick 4 Eddie Murphy 5. Lee Majors 78 Contributors The 1983 Cubette Staff wishes to acknowledge the contributors to this year’s annual and would like to thank them for their generous support. Alcester Alcester Clover Farm Alcester Feed Bin Alcester State Bank Beck, Gubbrud, and Flaugland, Atty. Dr. R. B. Bunkers, Opt. Dr. Orin Ellwein, DDS Cenex Farmers’ Union Del’s D. X. Ev’s IGA Larsen Drug Lincoln Union Morningside Manor Allan R. Nelson, Public Accountant Pete’s Produce Pilla Construction Reid’s Corner Cafe Ron’s Farm Supply The Style Station Triple J. Wheeler Anderson Zimmerman Hardware Hawarden Booth Pharmacy Coast to Coast Hawarden Cleaners Jerry’s Jewelry Rodney’s Studio Tilgner’s Ben Franklin Truesdell Motors, Inc. The Unique