Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1984 volume:

1984 - CUBETTE Alcester High Alcester, S.D. 57001 Volume 36 Editor • Mary Beth Newberg Asst. Editor - Paula Evanson Layout Editor - Kathryn Treiber Asst. Layout Editor - Tom McKee Copy Editor - Melanie Ronning Jr. Editor - Tamara Tucker Table of Contents Student Life........................................................3 Activities..........................................................6 Seniors............................................................14 Organizations......................................................22 Classes............................................................38 Sports.............................................................48 Faculty............................................................62 GOOD MORNING YESTERDAY! YOU WAKE UP AND TIME HAS SLIPPED AWAY.... 3 AND SUDDENLY IT’S HARD TO FIND 4 THOSE MEMORIES YOU LEFT BEHIND.... REMEMBER, DO YOU REMEMBER? THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE? 5 HOMECOMING....A LASTING MEMORY! FRONT ROW (L to R): Bounthiene Moumy, Nathan Solberg, Kevin Jacob, Robbie Heiman, Kathryn Treiber, Paula Evanson, Jennifer Nelson, Angie Moore ROW 2 (L to R) Chad Wells, Dwight Gubbrud, Mike Schumacher, Todd Wells, Jill Abraham, Mary Weyen, Angie Brickhouse, Julie Moller The lights dimmed, and the audience hushed as the curtain slowly opened to reveal the stage beautifully decorated by Mr. Carlson and his art classes. The accompanist, Melanie Ronning, softly played the theme song, “Ribbon In the Sky”, as Curt Geveshausen, the Master of Ceremonies, announced the Homecoming candidates and attendants for 1983. Freshman attendants were Julie Moller and Chad Wells; sophomore attendants were Angie Brickhouse and Dwight Gubbrud; and junior attendants were Mary Weyen and Mike Schumacher. Preceding the candidates were Bounthiene Moumy, Nathan Solberg, Angie Moore, and Jennifer Nelson, who were the flower, envelope and crown bearers. The spotlight was then focused on the candidates. They were Jill Abraham and Kevin Jacob; Paula Evanson and Robbie Heiman; and Kathryn Treiber and Todd Wells. As the excitement rose, Curt opened the envelope and revealed that Jill and Todd were the 1983 Homecoming Queen and King. They were robed and crowned by the 1982 King and Queen, Shane McClara and Teresa Limoges. The royalty and the audience were entertained as the various classes and organizations performed a number of skits. Solos were sung by Ross Abraham and Gayle Van Wyk; Carl Treiber and Melanie Ronning sang a duet, and Landra Allen sang the theme song. After the coronation there was the traditional pep rally and bonfire. Did you forget your anti-perspirant, Curt? 6 Above - I can’t believe it! Above - Ha, Ha, Ha! Cubs always had it, always will! Above - The downtown pep rally brings out the beast in Mr. Bauer! J Above - Homecoming week AHS students turned Weird on Wednesday! Left Guys maintain their macho image as they casually shake hands. Right - Landra sings “Ribbon in the Sky.” 7 HOMECOMING ROYALTY 1983 King Todd Wells and Queen Jill Abraham Candidates Kevin Jacob and Kathryn Treiber Candidates Robbie Heiman and Paula Evanson Queen Melanie escorted by Kevin Kathryn escorted by Tom Paula escorted by Robbie AHS GETS LOST IN LOVE (L-R) Mary Beth Newberg, Susan Hagen, Queen Melanie Ronning, Paula Evanson, Kathryn Treiber. “Lost in Love” was the theme of the 1984 Sweetheart Coronation which was held on March 3. As the curtain opened, Lisa Holt played the theme song, and Curt Geveshausen introduced the candidates for the Sweetheart Queen. They were Mary Beth Newberg escorted by Todd Wells, Kathryn Treiber escorted by Tom McKee, Susan Hagen escorted by Todd Embrock, Paula Evanson escorted by Robbie Heiman, and Melanie Ronning escorted by Kevin Jacob. Curt slowly opened the envelope and announced that Melanie Ronning was the 1984 Sweetheart Queen. She was crowned by Robbie Heiman and then presented with candy by Helen Schumacher. The program continued as Curt Geveshausen, the “Wolfman”, and Tina Vanderham “Annie Lennox”, hosted Alcester’s version of “Solid Gold”. Solos were sung by Carl Treiber and Gayle Van Wyk, and Tracy Nelson and Brian Treiber sang a duet. The theme song was sung by Landra Allen and Ross Abraham, and many humorous skits were done by the classes. The highlight of the evening was when our own “Van Halen” appeared to perform the 1984 song of the year, “Jump”. Overall the evening was a big success, and the annual Sweetheart Dance followed the coronation. Gayle Sings “Almost Over You” 10 - Wolfman and Annie Lennoz co-host Gold. Above - What’s the matter? Everybody have broken legs? Right - Carl serenades the Sweetheart Royalty. Above - Federal Express rushes in a box of candy for the Queen. 11 Above - That isn’t Van Halen, is it? Right - Mr. Rogers, C.J., tells us a story. Above • Carl takes his turn reading the class prophecy as Mary flashes a bright smile! Right - The juniors sing ‘’Sail Away” directed by Mrs. Larsen. Above The junior girls amazed at the results of their work. Right - One of the waitresses hard at work. The junior class presented the seniors with a lovely prom on Sat., May 12 at 6:30 p.m. The seniors were individually escorted to their seats by the sophomore waiters and waitresses. Tamra Tucker, the junior class president welcomed everyone, and the FFA student teacher, Jim Nelson, sang the invocation. After a delicious meal, Kevin Jacob and Curt Geveshausen presented a very interesting class history. Mary Wyen and Carl Treiber then read a humorous class prophecy, followed by the waiters and waitresses singing “Candle on the Water” and “Come Sail Away”. Audiophile provided music for the dance which was from 9:00-12:00. At 12:45, we watched either “An American Werewolf in London” or “Mr. Mom” and the breakfast was served from 3:00-4:00. Thank you to the juniors for a terrific prom!. 12 Above - Kevin and Curt enlighten us with the senior class history. Right - Mr. McKellips tells us to “stop and smell the roses”. Bottom Right - Tamra Tucker was the Mistress of Ceremonies. Above Sailing away to the music of Audiophile. Above The sophomore waiters and waitresses (L-R): C. Nygard. R. Lundberg, M. Quail, T. Nelson, D. Gubbrud. A. Brickhouse. R. Abraham, D. Limoges, K. Merrick,T. Vanderham. T XY ( I'jl 1 Lil'f 13 SENIORS HAVE AN EXCITING YEAR! The class of 1984 had many memorable times together. This year, along with their class advisor, Mr. Vissia, they chose announcements and planned graduation and their senior trip. On May 4, they traveled to Kansas City for Grad Night at Worlds of Fun. At graduation they united as one for the final time and left with many special memories and much hope for an exciting future. (L-R) Vice pres.-T. Wells, Pres.-K. Jacob, Treas.-P. Evanson, Sec.-M. Ronning 14 18 May 23 saw the senior class depart from the Alcester school system as the newest alumni. The motto they chose was “I cannot change yesterday, I can only make the most of today and look with hope toward tomorrow.” The class chose light blue and ivory as their colors, and an ivory rose tied with a light blue ribbon as their class flower. The baccalaureate service was held on May 20 with Charles Peterson officiating. The mixed chorus sang “Closing Prayer”, and soloist, Marcia Van Camp, sang “Friends.” At commencement, Robbie Heiman gave the salutatory address, and Paula Evanson and Melanie Ronning were co-valedictorians. Four seniors also gave speeches, as the class chose not to have a guest speaker. Graduation was made even more special when slides were shown during the senior song “Times of Your Life.” The 25 class members received their diplomas and departed in awe of actually being alumni. Upper Right - Kathryn Treiber and Mary Beth Newberg share their poem. Right - With a smile on his face, Erik Johnson receives his diploma. 20 Above - Rob Helman Above - With mixed emotions, the graduates receive congratulations. 21 MAXWELL SMART OUTSMARTS KAOS 1984 was the year Maxwell Smart arrived in Alcester! AHS students, under the direction of Larry Vissia, pooled their talents to present the all-school play, “Get Smart”. The play had a fast paced plot revolving around the clumsy antics of Maxwell Smart, played by Robbie Heiman. Smart was called upon by the organization of good, called Control, to save the world from KAOS, the organization of evil. KAOS was scheming to blow up Washington, D.C. with professor Dante’s inthermo. Needless to say, Smart came through again and saved the world from evil. The students time and talent combined to make this year's play a fun experience for everyone involved and a big success at AHS. Above - Professor Dante tries to explain the inthermo to Smart. (Bottom L-R) T. Warner. B. Johnson. M. Schumacher, J. Fickbohm, T. Tucker, S. Hagen, A. Brickhouse, J. Joseph,S. Lappegard (Row 2) B. Treiber, T. Vanderham, M. Weyen, T. Embrock, K. Treiber, M. Ronning. J. Abraham, P. Evanson, M. Johnson, K. Anderson, M. Lind, D. Limoges, P. Limoges (Row 3) T. Nelson, E. Johnson, T. McKee, R. Heiman, C. Treiber, Mr. Vissia, D. Gubbrud, R. Abraham (not pictured) C. Ahers. Above - The Chief reprimands Maxwell Smart for goofing things up again! Above • Agent 99 assists Professor Dante while he deactivates the Inthermo. 22 Xf-V iWc ; ' - IfeC v A v. Jfl :: -v M ; Sb i vt. f PK Above - Members (Bottom L-R) S. Hartman, R. Ness, E. Johnson, T. McKee, T. Wells, T. Nelson, K. Jacob, M. Gross (Row 2) M, Doty, R. Lundberg, B. Treiber, A. Bern, R. Abraham, J. Fickbohm, C. Wells, C. Treiber, C. Trudeau, M. Schumacher, C. Johnson, R. Anderton A - CLUB Below - Officers (L-R) T. Embrock, T. Wells, K. Jacob The A-Club and GAL Club each had another eventful year while helping to spread the enthusiasm of their programs. The GAL Club continued the sale of stadium cushions to help defray the cost of the locker room hairdryers, under their advisor, Mrs. Johannsen. The A-Club, under Mr. Joachim’s supervision, held meetings during the year to discuss their activities. The members also combined to have an evening of fun at the rollerskating rink in Sioux Falls. Below - Members (Bottom L-R) J. Hagen, S. Hamilton, P. Evanson, K. Treiber (Row 2) C. Joseph, T. Vanderham, K. Allen, T. Sogn, L. Ronning, T. Sogn, K. Merrick, C. Ahlers (Row 3) T. Tucker, S. Lappegard, D. Limoges, T. Nelson, M. Weyen, P. Wiberg, P. Limoges, T. Vanderham, A. Brickhouse. GAL CLUB Above - Officers (L-R) T. Sogn, J. Abraham, T. Tucker, K. Treiber 23 NHS AWARDS SCHOLORSHIPS NHS Members (Sitting L-R) L. Holt, M. Weyen, S. Hagen, T. Ahlers (Standing) M B. Newberg, M. Ronning, K. Treiber, R. Heiman, T. Tucker, T. Vanderham, B. Ekanger, P. Evanson, T. Embrock, J. Abraham, T. Wells, M. Schumacher, T. Nelson, K. Jacob The National Honor Society is a group of juniors and seniors who have maintained at least a B average all four years of high school. The main activity of the chapter is to raise money for scholarships which are given to three senior members. They again sold candy this year to raise money, with the top salesman receiving a hundred dollar scholarship. This year’s top candy salesman was Susan Hagen. Others receiving scholarships were Mary Beth Newberg, Todd Embrock, Robbie Heiman, and Jill Abraham was the alternate. Mr. Zingler was the chapter’s advisor. Above - NHS Officers (L-R) Sec.-P. Evanson, Pres.-K. Treiber, vice pres.-R. Heiman, treas.-M. Ronning Left - Scholarship Winners (L-R) J. Abraham, M.B. Newberg, S. Hagen, T. Embrock, R. Heiman 24 PEP CLUB ADDS LETTERING SYSTEM A new aspect was added to the Pep Club this year. It was made possible to letter and earn a pin at the end of the year by earning enough points. Each sporting event was worth a certain number of points toward a member’s pin is they attended. This helped to bring attendance up, and the spectators had an added incentive to cheer the team on to victory. The cheerleaders really appreciated having such an enthusiastic crowd to work with. Mrs. Johannsen guided them throughout the year by serving as the Pep Club’s advisor. Above - Student Librarian M. B. Newberg LIBRARIAN ASSISTS STUDENTS This year there was only one student librarian, Mary Beth Newberg, to help Mrs. McKellips locate books and magazines for students during their study halls. During the year Mary Beth received one on one training from Mr. McKellips, which included traveling to Vermillion to tour the USD Library. Above - Cheerleaders and Pep Club rowse the BB team’s enthusiasm. Right - (L-R) Pres.-E. Johnson, vice. pres.-K. Treiber, sec. treas.-J. Abraham, Student Council rep.-T. Wells 25 FFA IS ON THE GROW Again this year, the members of the FFA sold fruit to raise money. The money was used to conduct many chapter activities. Some of their activities were: National FFA Convention, State FFA Convention, State FFA Leadership Camp, Parent-Member Banquet, and to do some repair work on the Union County Fair Grounds. Erik Johnson, President, did an outstanding job of leading our chapter to a very successful year. The chapter placed very well in all the state activities that it participated in. All these activities were led by the local officers and their advisor, Mr. Quick. Above - FFA Members (Bottom L-R) K. Johnson, C. Nygard, S. Peck, B. Johnson, C. Treiber, C. Johnson, T. Vanderham (Row 2) S. Carlson, M. Quail, S. Hartmen, T. McKee, E. Johnson, D. Wiberg (Row 3) M. Weyen, R. Anderton, Mr. Quick, A. Bern, T. Warner, C. Wells, D. Medema. Above - 83-84 Officers (L-R) S. Hartman, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, C. Treiber, R. Heiman, E. Johnson Above - Robbie flips french toast for the teachers. 26 FHA LOOKS INTO THE FUTURE Alcester’s FHA Chapter had a very exciting year, while participating in various things. This year the FHA promoted the theme “Families and Futures.” Two of the biggest events FHA held were Daddy Date Night and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. They both were a big success. Many of the members went to the regional meeting and did very well. Fourteen members from Alcester went on to the state meeting. Another highlight of this year was FHA week. The week was filled with many activities in which the members participated in. Jeff Schumacher is awarded “AHS Mr., Valentine” by Mrs. Larsen and M. B. Newberg FHA Members (Bottom L-R) T. Tucker, M. Ronning, M. Weyen, v Hagen, J. Abraham, C. Ahlers, T. Nelson, M.B. Newberg (Row 2 T. Vanderham, S. Erickson, J. Moller, L. Ronning, P. Albers, C Webster, C. Holzman, W. Lundberg, B. Ekanger (Row 3) V Merrick, K. Allen, J. Goetz, R. Pederson, M. Johnson, 1 Sonichsen, S. Pila, K. Anderson, J. Banks FHA Officers (Bottom L-R) St. Council-T. Tucker, historian-S. Hamilton, music leader-T. Nelson (Row 2) pres.-M B. Newberg, vice. pres.-M. Ronning, sec.-M. Weyen, treas.-J. Abraham, lib.-J. Hagen COUNCIL REPRESENTS STUDENTS Left • Student Council Members (Bottom L-R) Kristi Merrick, Terri Sogn, Julie Moller (Row 2) Chad Trudeau, Tina Vanderham, Mary Weyen, Tamra Tucker (Row 3) Carl Treiber, Kevin Jacob, Chad Wells, Erik Johnson, Robbie Heiman (Row 4) Dwight Gubbrud, Trent Nelson, Todd Wells Under the direction of president Robbie Heiman, the student council did a good job of representing the student body. With the cooperation of the members, officers, and Mr. Joachim, the advisor, they planned the Homecoming and Sweetheart programs and did many other projects such as supplying candybars for the student body at Christmas. Student Council Officers (L-R) Treas.-Todd Embrock, pres.-Robbie Heiman, vice pres.-Erik Johnson, sec.-Jill Abraham 28 LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT! As the editor of the 1984 Cubette I have learned more that I can express. It wasn’t very easy to take over as senior editor since we started with a little more than $1000 in the hole. However, I feel thankful for that. It taught me to work hard for what I want. I didn’t do all this work alone: lots of people helped me and deserve a pat on the back. First of all, I would like to thank the AHS administration and school board for setting guidelines. They set the Cubette on fire to get enough money to have a yearbook. I would like to thank our advisor, Mr. Hall, for being so patient with us and encouraging us. Mr. Larsen, our school photographer, also deserves a very big pat on the back. He worked with us in a very pleasant manner, even during his summer vacation. It wouldn’t have been possible without him. Thanks to Erik Johnson and Todd Embrock. who weren’t on the staff, but willingly helped. I would also like to thank the rest of the Cubette Staff. Last but not least, I have one person who deserves a very special thanks. That person is Paula Evanson, my assistant editor. Besides myself, Paula worked the hardest and longest on this book. She was always there to help me and encourage me. Thanks so very much, Paula! Your Editor Mary Beth Newberg Cubette Staff (Sitting L-R) Jr. editor-Tamra Tucker, editor- Mary Beth Newberg, asst. editor-Paula Evanson (Standing) layout editor-Kathryn Treiber, copy editor- Melanie Ronning, asst, layout editor-Tom McKee 29 BAND TAKES 3RD AT TULIP FEST Above - Band (Bottom L-R) L. Holt, T. Tucker, J. Moller, M. Weyen, R. Abraham, A. Brickhouse, C. Ahlers, M. Ronnlng, J. Abraham (Row 2) S. Erickson, R. Pederson, K. Merrick, K. Nygard, J. Banks, J. Fickbohm, M. Doty, E. Johnson, M. Gross, D. Gubbrud, M. Lind, K. Schumacher, S. Pilla, M. Johnson, C. Joseph, K. Rogness (Row 3) M. Quail, M. Hongslo, J. Van Ballegooyen, B. Treiber, C. Johnson, T. Vanderham, T. Sogn, D. Limoges, C. Nygard, T. Greenhagen, D. Medema, R. Anderton, S. Lappegard, L. Peterson, K. Anderson, R. Bouthillier (not pictured) T. Steen III The AHS Band had a very successful year. They spent many hot days practicing for their halftime show and the parades that they would attend. The work and sweat was all made worthwhile when they got fourth place at the USD Dakota Days Parade and a third place trophy at the Tulip Festival in Orange City, Iowa. During the year the students attended the Augustana Band Festival, tried out for All-State Band, and took many ensembles and solos to contest in Vermillion. The jazz band also performed well this year. They attended a jazz contest and had their annual concert together with the swing choir. To end the year, the band used their money they earned selling pizzas to take a trip. They journeyed to Omaha, and, after enjoying themselves all day, performed at an Omaha Royals game. Left (L-R) Sax Trio-R. Pederson, K. Merrick, J. Banks; Flute Trio-J. Abraham, M. Ronning, C. Ahlers; Trumpet Trio-T. Vanderham, C. Johnson, T. Sogn 30 BAND Right - (L-R) Trombone Duet-M. Doty, E. Johnson; Percussion Ensemble-(Bottom) B. Treiber, M. Hongslo (Row 2) K. Anderson, D Gubbrud, M. Quail, M. Gross, J. Van Ballegooyen Left - (L-R) Soloists-R. Pederson, M. Ronning, C. Ahlers, J. Banks, J. Abraham, S. Pilla, R. Abraham Right - (clockwise) Brass Sextet-E. Johnson, T. Vanderham, S. Erickson, M. Doty, T. Steen III, T. Greenhagen; Clarinet Quartet-(L-R) M. Weyen, L. Holt, T. Tucker, J. Moller; Brass Quartet - (T-B) J. Fickbohm, M. Lind, D. Limoges, R. Anderton 31 BAND Left - (L-R) Flute Quartet-S. Pilla, M. Johnson, C. Joseph, A. Brickhouse; Trumpet Quartet-S. Lappegard, T. Greenhagen, C. Nygard, D. Medema; Woodwind Trio-R. Abraham, J. Moller, M. Ronning Right - Augustana Band Festival Participants (L-R) M. Ronning, L. Holt, R. Abraham Above - Jazz Band (Bottom L-R) M. Johnson, R. Pederson, K. Nygard, J. Banks (Row 2) M. Hongslo, K. Anderson, M. Ronning, S. Pilla, L. Peterson, S. Lappegard, T. Greenhagen, T. Vanderham, J. Fickbohm, K. Schumacher, E. Johnson. 32 CHORUS LETS THEIR VOICES BE HEARD Mixed Chorus - (Bottom L-R) T. Satter, M. Johnson, D. Webster, P. Albers, T. Greenhagen, T. Sonichsen, S. Lappegard, R. Pederson, K. Allen, K. Anderson (Row 2) B. Ekanger, L. Allen, G. Van Wyk, M. Weyen, T. Sogn, J. Abraham, S. Hamilton, P. Evanson, T. Sogn, K. Merrick (Row 3) R. Lundberg, C. Nygard, S. Peck, B. League, T. Nelson, K. Treiber, S. Hagen, M.B. Newberg, M. Lind, M. Ronning, P. Limoges, D. Limoges (Row 4) R. Ness, C. Treiber, A. Brickhouse, C. Joseph, P. Wiberg, T. Vanderham, L. Ronning (Row 5) B. Johnson, T. Wells, T. Nelson, T. Embrock, R. Heiman, T. McKee, S. Hartman, T. Steen III, M. Gross, B. Treiber, R. Abraham, J. Fichbohm The mixed chorus was kept very busy while performing at the Fall, Christmas, Spring and Pops Concerts. With February, came the annual vocal contest at Vermillion, which all the chorus members participated in. The Girls Quartet, The Swing Choir, and soloists Paula Evanson, Melanie Ronning, Carl Treiber, and Ross Abraham all received superior ratings. The Swing Choir also participated in the Coyote Jazz Festival and put on a Stage Band-Swing Choir Concert. All-State Chorus participants, which was held in Aberdeen, were Landra Allen, Paula Evanson, Carl Treiber. and Brian Treiber. Paula Evanson represented Alcester in the 150 voice S.D. All-State Honors Choir. All-State Chorus (L-R) Landra Allen, Paula Evanson, Brian Treiber, Carl Treiber Below - Accoompanists (Bottom L-R) R. Pederson, M. Johnson, T. Nelson (Row 2) P. Evanson, J. Abraham, K. Anderson, M. Ronning 33 CHORUS Soloists (Bottom L-R) S. Lappegard, M. Ronning, G. Van Wyk, L Allen, J. Abraham (Row 2) K. Allen, M.. Johnson, T. Greenhagen, S. Peck (Row 3) T. Vanderham, C. Treiber, P. Evanson, R. Abraham Swing Choir (Bottom L-R) B. League, L. Allen, S. Peck, G. Van Wyk (Row 2) R. Lundberg, J. Abraham, K. Treiber, T. Nelson, T. Vanderham, S. Lappegard, T. Sogn, M. Ronning (Row 3) B. Treiber, D. Limoges, M. Weyen, R. Abraham, P. Evanson (Row 4) B. Johnson, C. Treiber, T. Nelson, T. Embrock, M. Gross, J. Fichbohm Girls Large Ensemble (Bottom L-R) T. Sonichsen, K. Merrick, G. Van Wyk, C. Joseph (Row 2) M. Weyen, T. Sogn, T. Nelson (Row 3) M. Lind, R. Pederson, K. Allen, T. Sogn, D. Webster, M. Johnson (Row 4) S. Lappegard, D. Limoges, A. Brickhouse, P. Limoges, T. Vanderham, T. Greenhagen, P. Albers 34 Right • Boys Ensemble (Bottom L-R) J. Rckbohm, S. Peck, T. Embrock, T. Nelson, T. Steen Ml (Row 2) B League, M. Gross, T, Wells (Row 3) C. Nygard, R. Lundberg, R. Heiman, T. McKee. Below - Senior Girls Ensemble (Bottom L-R) P. Evanson, B. Ekanger, M.B. Newberg, J. Abraham, K. Treiber (Row 2) L Allen, M. Ronning, S. Hagen, S. Hamilton MORE ENSEMBLES Above - Girls Quartet (L-R) Melanie Ronning, Paula Evanson, Jill Abraham, Landra Allen. Left - Mixed Ensemble (Bottom L-R) S. Hagen, G. Van Wyk (Row 2) R. Abraham, B. Treiber (Row 3) M. Ronning, L. Allen, J. Abraham, P. Evanson (Row 4) B. Johnson, C. Treiber 35 SPECIAL AWARDS Above - Voice of Democracy winners - Paula Evanson (3rd), Melanie Ronning (2nd), Carl Treiber (1st). Above - Tamra Tucker received the Minnie Larson Award. Above - Girls and Boys State Representatives - Theron Ahlers, Tina Vanderham (Alt. 1), Mary Weyen, Mike Schumacher. a? Above - Erik Johnson, winner of Star Chapter Farmer. Right - Declam Participants (Bottom L-R) K. Anderson, K. Johnson, R. Abraham (Row 2) R. Heiman, K. Treiber, C. Treiber. HIT 36 SPECIAL AWARDS Right - Paula Evanson was a member of the SD Honors Choir and also received the Vocal Music Achievement Award. Left - Carmen Ahlers received the Hugh O’Brien Award. Above - Paula Evanson and Kathryn Treiber were awarded the Anderson Study Grant. The Senior Citizens Scholarship went to Curt Geveshausen. ight - Melanie Ronning was cipient of the Hammitt Music ward, the DAR Award, and the rvid Thormodsgard Scholarship. Above • Robbie Heiman, recipient of the Kevin Peterson and Delmar Scott Awards. JUNIORS....A YEAR OF COOPERATION Theron Ahlers Johnette Banks Mark Doty John Hodgson Lisa Holt Brad Johnson Carl Johnson Bret League Patty Limoges Mitch Merrick Michael Schumacher Tammi Sogn Terri Sogn Carl Treiber Chad Trudeau Tamra Tucker Tina Vanderham Gayle Van Wyk Terry Warner Mary Weyen 38 JUNIORS Right - Class officers (L-R) Tamra Tucker, Patty Limoges, Tammi Sogn, Carl Treiber Below • Homecoming attendants - Mike Schumacher, Mary Weyen The cooperation and leadership of the junior class was put to the test as the class of ’85 set forth to try their turn at planning the Jr.-Sr. prom. It was a successful year under the direction of pres.-Tamra Tucker, vice pres.-Carl Treiber, sec.-Tammi Sogn, and treas.-Patty Limoges. Student Council representatives were Chad Trudeau, Mary Weyen, and Terri Sogn. The nomination of homecoming attendants went to Mary Weyen and Mike Schumacher, and Miss Dawn Van Maanen, class advisor, put in a lot of extra time helping the juniors throughout the year. At the end of the year, the seniors chose Tammi Sogn, Tamra Tucker, Mike Schumacher, and Carl Treiber to be honor guards for graduation. 39 Right - The juniors try to top the seniors’ class cheer. SOPHOMORES....MOVING UP Ross Abraham Carmen Ahlers Pam Albers Arlan Bern Angie Brickhouse Dwight Gubbrud Karl Johnson Debbie Limoges Rick Lundberg Kristi Merrick Robert Miner Tracy Nelson Charles Nygard Connie Paulson Steve Peck Mark Quail Brian Treiber Tracy Vanderham Danielle Webster Daniel Wiberg 40 SOPHOMORES With their first year of high school behind them, the sophomores were confronted with harder classes and more responsibilities. Tracy Vanderham, president; Charles Nygard, vice president; Debbie Limoges, secretary; and Angie Brickhouse, treasurer, served as the class officers for the year. Dwight Gubbrud and Kristi Merrick were on the Student Council, while Angie Brickhouse and Dwight Gubbrud had the honor of being the sophomore homecoming attendants in the fall. Mr. Jack Bauer guided them throughout the year by being their class advisor. Above - Homecoming attendants - Dwight Gubbrud, Angie Brickhouse Right - Class officers (Bottom L-R) Debbie Limoges, Tracy Vanderham (Row 2) Charles Nygard. Angie Brickhouse 41 Above - The sophomores astound the crowd with their cheering ability. FRESHMEN....A NEW BEGINNING 42 Karla Allen Kirsten Anderson Shane Carlson Gavin Clark Shari Erickson Jason Fickbohm Jody Geotz Teresa Greenhagen Mary Johnson Cassandra Joseph Above - Class officers (Bottom L-R) Mary Johnson, Renee Pederson, Shelley Lappegard (Row 2) Teresa Greenhagen Shelley Lappegard Margaret Lind Wendy Lundberg Doug Medema Julie Moller Renee Pederson Stacie Pilla Lisa Ronning Tricia Satter Jeff Schumacher Teresa Sonichsen Jim Volden Chad Wells Mike Weyen Paula Wiberg (not pictured) Randy Anderton Above - Homecoming attendants -Chad Wells, Julie Moller Newest members of the high school were the freshmen, and their first duty was to elect class officers. They chose Renee Pederson as president, Shelley Lappegard as vice president, Mary Johnson as secretary, and Teresa Greenhagen as treasurer. Chad Wells and Julie Moller were chosen by their class to be representatives in the Student Countil and to be their homecoming attendants. Mr. Richard Erckson served as their class advisor. 43 EIGHTH GRADE Above • (Bottom L-R) Michael Embrock, David Saugstad, Michele Hongslo, Robert Haines (Row 2) Joe Van Ballegooyen, Kathie Brady, Kim Rogness, Nathan Grage, Kristi Nygard, Renee Bouthillier, Karla Schumacher, Jill Lundberg (Row 3) Corey Steen, Robert Kezar, Lisa Peterson, Eddie Williams, Jason Johnson, Angie Sommervold, Patti Jensen, Kate Buum, Greg Swanson Above - The young cub dashes from his opponents and heads for the goal line. opponent. Above - (Bottom L-R) Chris Powell, Troy Long, Bobby Schurman, Craig Treiber, (Row 2) Tiffany Boyer, Lynette Schoellerman, Pam Bishop, Gretchen Gubbrud, Renee Ludwig, Tricia Treiber (Row 3) Michael Kezar, Jeff Walz, Wade Hartman (Row 4) Kitsy Kratochvil, Elizabeth Brickhouse, Lisa Thompson, Tonya Steen, Cathy Peck, Kristin Limoges (Row 5) Doug Moller. Jeff Klemme, Darwin Sogn (Row 6) Becky Solberg, Annette Schoellerman, David Fickbohm. Matt Newberg, Angela Erickson, Connie Kroger 44 SIXTH GRADE Left - (Bottom L-R) Sheryl Farley, Cherylin Joseph, Valery Harris, Ginger Waddell, Darcie Webster, Amy Wiberg (Row 2) Regan Ronning, Aaron Johnson, Aaron Olson, Shannon Carlson, Alyson Ahlers, Gennelle Van Wyk, Stacy Peterson (Row 3) Wade Steeneck, Ken Hansohm, Amy Numsen, Patrick Wessels, Jeff Smith, Andrea Quail, Tricia Lundberg, Lesley Ronning (Row 4) Mr. David Broadwell FIFTH GRADE Right - (Bottom L-R) Dean Moller, Lance Allen, Charles Green, Greg Pigman, Ryan Schurman, Scott Williams, Rachelle Talbott, Jody Numsen (Row 2) John Anderson, Calhoun Carlisle, LeAnne Doty, Kandy Kratochvil, Missy Hodgson, Jared St. Pierre, Stephanie Boyer, Angela Limoges, Paige Gubbrud (Row 3) Haley Johnson, Wendell Steeneck, Kevin Bishop, Todd Chance, Tammy Sommervold, Thad Kiewel, Jason Albers, Lance Joachim, Bryan Bouthillier, Christa Fickbohm (Row 4) Mrs. Smith, Brian Klemme, Stacy Twedt, Scott Keiser, Angie Glenn, Jim Paulson, Jeremy Solberg, Jon Newberg, Sonja Lerseth, Nick Hale. Mrs. Renee Marsh 45 FOURTH GRADE Left - (Bottom L-R) Allen Albers, Debbi? Boyer, Anne Smith, Kimmie Keiser Shane Talbott, Amy Akland, Amy Harris (Row 2) Ramsey Steen, Shawn Drown Adam Muller, Chris Brady, Jennife Blake, Brandy Whitney, Anthony Anderberg, Walter Jensen (Row 3) Car Smith, Kari Hagen, Tami Dominisse Sue Sommervold, Susan Smith, Catin? Quick, Kathy Limoges, Matt Saugstad Mrs. Quick. THIRD GRADE Right - (Bottom L-R) Tiffany Larson, Janelle Joachim, Troy Twedt, Jennifer Limoges, Steve Crawford, Mischa Ludwig, Teresa Gross (Row 2) Chad Williams, Tim Huenink, Sam Wood, Connie Waddell, Mindy Johnson, Shayne Ludwig (Row 3) Kendra Cole, Erick Reiss, Tonya Powell, Ken Van Ballegooyen, Aimee DeJong, Rodney Hemmingson, Alia Albers, Mrs. Westling (not pictured) Cheri Hackbarth, Scotty Hammitt. SECOND GRADE Left - (Bottom L-R) Jeremy Brady, Rachel Hakl, Steve Sllwein, Angie Moore, Carl St. Pierre, Sysouda Teso, Valerie Ronning (Row 2) Andy Broadwell, Chad Fickbohm, Jeremy Van Camp, Travis Stene, Bryan Wells, Brian Limoges, Andrea Saugstad (Row 3) Shawna Gardner, Paul Smith, Korby Kratochvil, Shelley Albers, Audra Kezar, Racheal Saugstad, Stacey Johnson, Heather Thompson (Row 4) Jeff Keiser, Nathan Solberg, Kristy Glenn, Brian Steenwyk, Kari Kiewel, Craig Winquist, Gretchen Lerseth, Mandy Whitney (Row 5) Mr. Solberg, Mrs. Scott (not pictured) Emily Lewis. 46 FIRST GRADE Right • (Bottom L-R) Craig VanEngen, Jeremy Kjose, Amy Peterson, Bouthiene Moumy, Chad Cole, John Schempp, Susie Anderson, Tanya Peterson, Jason Preston (Row 2) Jeremie Johnson, Kelly Pigman, Rachel Hedeen, T.J. Winquist, Ryan Sailor, Helen Schumacher, Jeff Peters, Jeremy Limoges, Mindee Muller, Cindy Dominisse (Row 3) Shannon Messier, Jenny Jurgensen, Chad holthe, Katie Reiss, Andy Blauth, Matt Klemme, Rolfe Gubbrud, Donald Phipps, Katie Huenink, Jeremiah Blake, Mike Keiser (Row 4) Tracy Kiewel, Russel Wessels, Evan Schurman, Jenny Evanson, Brandon Peterson, Laura Akland, Tina Lundberg, Jennifer Nelson, Sara Keiser, Davis Smith (Row 5) Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Erickson KINDERGARTEN Left • (Bottom L-R) Tiffany Glenn, Tami Verros, Tonya VanCamp, Kelly Moore (Row 2) Luke Johnson, Chad Hebert, Jodi Brose, Mandy Phipps, Kari Schurman (Row 3) Mrs. Schempp, Bethany Ellwein, Mark Walz KINDERGARTEN Right - (Bottom L-R) Jarid Brose, Michael Harders, Jenny Van Ballegooyen, Cristi Winquist, Heidi Coleman (Row 2) Shanna Kuss, Wynette Heeren, Tristen Larson, Jim Mitchell, Jeremy Scott, Nichole Saugstad, Mrs. Schempp 47 SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL We They Chester 19 0 Hudson 12 0 Irene 21 14 Viborg 12 6 Hurley 42 13 Gayville-Volin 39 14 Centerville 28 14 Wakonda 0 42 Burke 16 0 Montrose 0 43 BOYS BASKETBALL We They West Sioux 45 61 Parker 42 63 Hudson 60 51 Akron 48 53 Irene 48 66 Viborg 85 89 Conference Tourney Elk Point 62 77 Hurley 70 67 Jefferson 50 62 Gayville-Volin 76 45 S.F. Christian 43 46 Harrisburg 75 77 Centerville 61 57 Wakonda 48 87 Beresford 62 87 GIRLS BASKETBALL We They Harrisburg 20 76 Gayville-Volin 21 29 Hudson 40 36 Elk Point 38 45 Irene 39 53 S.F. Christian 31 40 Viborg 23 62 Hurley 32 61 Gayville-Volin 17 50 Jefferson 15 70 Centerville 29 50 Viborg Conference Tourney 16 36 Wakonda 14 88 Centerville 37 54 Beresford 23 56 Harrisburg 34 92 District 23 Tourney WRESTLING We They Place Marion 42 24 Chester Invitational 7 West Sioux 29 37 Early Bird Tourney 3 Scotland 31 36 West Lyon 19 48 Harrisburg 25 43 Marion 44 21 Big Sioux Tourney 8 Montrose Lennox JV Dual Elk Point Akron Westfield Dual Beresford JV 35 22 48 District Tourney RUNNING A CROSS COUNTRY This year there were four boys and one girl out for cross country. They were Mike Schumacher, Chad Trudeau, Theron Ahlers, Ross Abraham, and Mary Weyen. Mike Schumacher, Chad Trudeau, Ross Abraham, and Mary Weyen were the letter winners for the year. All five attended the regional meet, and three went on to the state meet. They were Mary Weyen, Mike Schumacher, and Ross Abraham. The team was coached by Mr. Kroger. Mary (above) and Mike (below) give it their all! Above - Chad, “Beaver”, pushes toward the finish line. Above - (L - R): Mary Weyen, Mike Schumacher, Theron Ahlers, Ross Abraham, Chad Trudeau, and Coach Kroger. 49 CUBS MAKE PLAY-OFFS! With nine returning starters, the Alcester Cubs football team had experience to spare. The Cubs established many new records, among them was the winningest season in Cub history, 8-2. They finished a close 2nd place in the Tri- Valley Conference standings and obtained a final 5th place ranking in the S.D. 9-AA football poll. They were also the 1st team to qualify for the S.D. Football Championships. The Cubs success was led by head coach, Mr. Kelley, and assistant Mr. Bauer. There were nine seniors that suited up for the Cubs this year. They were Todd Embrock, Mike Gross, Steve Hartman, Robbie Heiman, Kevin Jacob, Erik Johnson, Tom McKee, Trent Nelson, and Todd Wells. The Cubs leading tackier was Robbie Heiman with a tremendous 122 tackles on the year. Todd Embrock was leading rusher with 1207 yards on 182 carries and also led all scoring with 72 points. The Cubs had four All-Conference players. They were Todd Embrock, Robbie Heiman, Kevin Jacob, and Todd Wells. Steve Hartman, Erik Johnson, and Tom McKee received honorable mention. Todd Embrock was also cho n to the 9-AA All-State team. Above - Letter Winner’s (T-B) S. Hartman, M. Doty, K. Jacob, T. McKee, C. Wells (col. 2) R. Heiman, C. Treiber, C. Johnson, B. Treiber, T. Embrock (col. 3) M. Merrick, T. Nelson, T. Wells, M. Gross, E. Johnson. Left - FB Team (Bottom L-R) J. Fickbohm, C. Wells, B Treiber, R. Lundberg, C Johnson (Row 2) B. Johnson R. Miner, M. Doty, M. Merrick D. Gubbrud, C. Treiber (Row 3; St. Mgr. J. Schumacher, S Hartman, K. Jacob, T. Nelson T. Embrock, M. Gross (Row 4 Coach B. Kelley, E. Johnson T. Wells, R. Heiman, Asst Coach J. Bauer. 50 1983 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Above ■ Tom assists Erik’s kick-off for another victory! Above - All-Conference (Top L-R) T. Embrock, T. Wells, R Heiman, K. Jacob Honorable Mention (Bottom L-R) E. Johnson, T. McKee, S. Hartman Above - Putting in a lot of extra work for the FB team are the cheerleaders (L-R) Jill Abraham, Tammi Sogn, Paula Evanson, Mary Weyen. % w m Above - JV Team (L-R) R. Miner, M. Doty, B. Johnson, B. Treiber, C. Above - Mr Kelley looks Johnson, R. Lundberg, M. Merrick, C. Wells, J. Fickbohm, D. disgustedly at Robbie Gubbrud 51 GIRLS PLAY HARD Above (Standing L-R) T. Sogn, P. Limoges, T. Satter, P. Wiberg, C. Ahlers, T. Vanderham, T. Nelson, A. Brickhouse, D. Limoges, L. Ronning, J. Hagen, T. Sogn. (Kneeling L-R) Head Coach-Mr. Richard Erickson, Asst. Coach-Mrs. Kathy Johannsen. The 1983-84 Girls Basketball team, coached by Mr. Erickson and Mrs. Johannsen, ended their season with a 1-21 record. Jeanine Hagen, the only senior out, was the team’s leading scorer, and Tracy Nelson led the team in rebounds. At the end of the season, Jeanine was chosen All-Conference in the Tri-Valley conference, and Tracy received Honorable Mention. Above - Jeanine goes up for 2 despite the opposition! 52 Above - Jeanine Hagen Tri- Valley All-Conference selection. GIRLS BB CHEERLEADERS Above - JV Team (L-R) P. Wiberg, W. Lundberg, T. Sonichsen, M. Above • Julie Johnson, J. Moller, Coach-Mrs. Johannsen, R. Pederson, M. Lind, stretches for 2 points L. Ronning, C. Ahlers, S. Lappegard, T. Satter, T. Greenhagen, T. Vanderham. 53 WRESTLERS PIN IMPROVED SEASON! Above - (Bottom L-R) David Fickbohm, Bobby Schurman, Darwin Sogn, David Saugstad, Nathan Grage (Row 2) Carl Johnson, Rick Lundberg, Todd Wells, Robert Miner, Steve Hartman, Jason Fickbohm. The 1983-84 Alcester wrestling team improved from the past years as they sent 5 to regions and 2 on to state. The team consisted of 11 wrestlers, 8 of which lettered. This year the Cubs participated in the Chester Tourney in Chester, The Early Bird Tourney in Elk Point, and the Big Sioux Tourney in Dell Rapids, besides a number of duals. The district tourney was held in Alcester and 5 Cubs went on to regions. They were Steve Hartman, Carl Johnson. Rick Lundberg, Jason Fickbohm, and Todd Wells. Todd Wells and Rick Lundberg both got first places at the region tourney and went on to state to capture 2nd and 3rd places, respectively. Kristi Merrick, Carmen Ahlers, Tracy Nelson, and Shelley Lappegard were the wrestling cheerleaders for the 83-84 season, and they worked very hard to cheer the wrestlers to victory. 54 Left (L-R) K. Merrick, C. Ahlers, T. Nelson, S. Lappegard WRESTLING Above - Mr. Kelley tries to contain his Above - Steve gets psyched up to take his man down excitement. Above - Rick concentrates on winning another match. Above - Robert works on turning his man over for a pin. 55 CUBS ARE RUNNERS-UP AT DISTRICT TOURNEY Above - Varsity: (standing L-R) M. Gross, T. Embrock, K. Jacob, D. Gubbrud, R. Ness, A. Bern, T. McKee, C. Treiber, E. Johnson, C. Wells, B. Treiber (kneeling) T. Sogn, Mr. Bauer, L. Joachim, Mr. J. Joachim, K. Treiber. After a slow start at the beginning of the season, the Alcester Cubs Boys Basketball team finished strong. They compiled an 8-12 record en route to a 3rd place finish in the Tri-Valley Conference Tournament and a 2nd place finish in the District 23 Tournament. The Cubs were under the direction of Mr. Joachim as head coach, and Mr. Bauer was his assistant. The five seniors that led the team were Todd Embrock. Mike Gross, Kevin Jacob, Erik Johnson, and Tom McKee. Tom McKee was the leading scorer and rebounder, and was also chosen to the All- Conference team. Kevin Jacob was given honorable mention. Above - Tom McKee Stretching for two points. v Above - Todd Embrock shooting over two defenders. 56 JV AND VARSITY CHEERLEADERS.... AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE TEAM! Above - (Bottom L-R) P. Evanson, J. Moller, T. Sonichsen (Row 2) T. Satter, T. Sogn, J. Abraham, M. Weyen, M. Lind Above - Arlan Bern tries for two Above - Jr. Varsity (Standing L-R) Mr. Bauer, D. Gubbrud, A. Bern, T. Sogn, K. Treiber (Kneeling) C. Wells, B. Treiber, D. Medema, C. Nygard, R. Abraham, J. Volden, D. Wiberg (Sitting) L. Joachim Above - Chad Wells takes a shot while Dwight Gubbrud waits for the rebound. 57 GIRLS TAKE TO THE CINDERS Twelve girls managed to make it through another track season of slush and snow. Under the coaching of Mr. Johannsen, the young team competed in six meets. Although no girls qualified for the state meet, they learned from their disappointments and gained valuable experience. Above - Girls Track Team (Bottom L-R) T. Sogn, J. Moller, T. Nelson, T. Sonichsen, T. Vanderham, T. Sogn, Mrs. Johannsen (Row 2) J. Banks, M. Lind, T. Vanderham, P. Limoges, K. Merrick, D. Limoges 58 Above - Mile and Medley Relays (L-R) T. Sonichsen, T. Nelson, M. Lind, T. Vanderham Right - Field Events (Bottom L-R) J. Banks, K. Merrick (Row 2) T. Vanderham, T. Sogn BANNER TAKES FIRST AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS Alcester’s Special Olympics team, consisting of Nathan Grage, Scott Hammitt, Corey Steen, and Tonya Steen, did very well at the annual Special Olympics held in Sioux Falls on May 19,1984. Nathan placed 2nd in the long jump, Corey took 1st place in the long jump and softball throw, Tonya placed 1st in the 200 and 50 yard dashes, and Scott received a participation award. Alcester’s colorful banner took 1st place in competition against 65 other banners. The coaches for Alcester were Bonnie DeBondt and Dawn Van Maanen. Above - Special Olympic Team (Bottom L-R) Tonya Steen, Scott Hammitt (Row 2) Corey Steen. Nathan Grage 59 Above • Boys Track Team (Bottom L-R) J. Fickbohm, R. Abraham. D. Medema (Row 2) Mr. Erickson, C. Wells. T. Nelson, E. Johnson, M. Schumacher, S. Hartman, T. Embrock (not pictured) Rob Heiman FOUR MAKE TRIP TO BERESFORD Under the direction of head coach, Mr. Erickson, the boys track team had a surprising season. They qualified four for the state track meet in Beresford, and all of them were members of the Medley Relay team. Mike Schumacher also went to state in the 1600 meter run. All in all, it was a good year. •' 0 c Above - Distance Runners (Bottom L-R) T. Embrock, C. Wells, M. Schumacher (Row 2) T. Nelson, D. Medema. J. Fickbohm, R. Abraham Left - Mike Schumacher who qualified for state in the mile. 60 Above - Field Events (L-R) T. Embrock, E. Johnson, S. Hartman, J Fickbohm (not pictured) Robbie Heiman BOYS TRACK Above - Todd Embrock strides out as he takes the curve. Left - Mile and Medley Relays (L R) T. Embrock, T. Nelson, C. Wells, M. Schumacher Left - Jason Fickbohm hurdles his way down the track. Right - 880 Relay (L-R) S. Hartman, E. Johnson, D. Medema (not pictured) Robbie Heiman 61 TEACHERS....ENCOURAGE STUDENTS The teachers are probably the most important aspect of any high school, and AHS is no exception. The teachers are always there if the students have a problem or something they just want to talk about, which is why AHS is such a special place. Mr. Jack Bauer History, Psychology Mrs. Kathy Johannsen Business, Typing Mr. Alan Hall Government, Counselor Writing Mr. Barry Kelley Jr. High Social Studies, P.E. Mrs. Mary Horst Jr. High Reading Mr. Glenn Kroger Science 62 FACULTY 4 V fc Mrs. Deb McKellips Librarian Mrs. Christi Larsen Home Economics Mr. David Larsen Band I Mrs. Connie Larsen Vocal Music ■sm Miss Dawn Van Maanen Resource Room Mr. James Quick Agriculture Mr. Larry Vissia English Mr. Roy Webster Science, Math 63 I Left - Administrators (L-R) Superintendent Don Zingler, H.S. Principal Jerry Joachim, Elem. Principal Dan Solberg ADMINISTRATION OVERSEES EDUCATION Through the guidance of the School Board, Superintendent Don Zingler and Principal Jerry Joachim had another successful year. Making their job a little easier were Secretary, Mrs. Marchi Lingert and Business Manager, Mr. Donawan larson. V Above - (L-R) Secretary Marchi Lingert, Business Mgr. Donawan Larson 64 Above School Board (Bottom L-R) James St. Pierre, Don Drown, Rodney Schempp (Row 2) Jerry Gubbrud, Jerry Kratochvil, Melva Leafstedt, Ron Treiber Left - Aides and Specialized Personnel -(Bottom L-R) Ruth Lind, Gladys Johnson (Row 2) Carla Limoges, Lois Hongslo, Bonnie DeBondt, Darlene Crawford, Margaret Peterson, Marilyn Newberg (not pictured) Isabel Onnen, Sally Dolan BEHIND THE SCENES AT AHS Behind the scenes at AHS are some people who put in long hard hours, but never get much credit. The custodial staff worked to keep the school looking nice, and the cooks prepared nutritious meals for the students. The bus drivers spent much time transporting kids to and from classes, as well as taking them to other extra-curricular activities. Above - Bus Drivers (L-R) Ed Hartman, Robert Ness, Sr., Ted Schurman, Rosa Muller, Herb Groon Left - Custodial Staff (L-R) Myrtle Solberg, Orville Embrock, Nola Chance, Mildred Embrock Right - Cooks (L-R) Mrs. Osterkamp, Mrs. Harders, Mrs. Holthe, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Trudeau, Mrs. Schoellerman 65 Alcester Feed and Grain ! Feed, Grain, Fertilizer, Chemicals 1 Alcester Jfflebtcal Clinic 1 I Gerard Bouthillier, PA 1 1 Anderson Angus Registered Angus Breeding Stock Robert, Bobette, Katie and Susie ; - 0 Doc’s Servici (605) 934-1891 E John Duncan-Auctioneer The Complete Auction Service BUI LDING SUPPLIES yw PAINT LUMBER Creat 1 Plains HARDWARE GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY CO k AlCtSTER SO (605)934-2128 i | I r� fabrics bv millie MRS MILLIE GUBBRUD 605 934 2762 R R 2 BOX 29 HOURS Daily 9 5 Alcester SD 57001 evenings by appt Mid States Jerusalem Artichoke Growers Association For information, call (605) 565-3417 W WHEELER-ANDERSON Clothing Dowmc� wn-Aice i«r. sd Shoes ' 66 Stare Bank of Alcester ALCESTER. SOUTH DAKOTA 5700 1 “A bank with an unusual record of service” Ron’s Farm Supply ALKOTA Cleaning Systems, inc. Box 158 Alcester, South Dakota 57001 Buyer-Sioux-preme Packing Company Super Sweet Feeds Sokota Seed Corn Alcester, South Dakota ALLAN R. 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OUR DAYS GONE AND NOW WE’RE ON OUR WAY.... 70 AND SUDDENLY IT’S TIME TO PART WE ALL HAVE GOT A BRAND NEW START.... 71 REMEMBER, WILL YOU REMEMBER? THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE? 72