Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1985 volume:

We, The CUBETTE Staff, Would Like To Share The Memories Of AHS With You ... CUBETTE Staff Gets The Job Done! Above: CUBETTE staff—Standing (L-R)-Tamra Tucker, Carl Treiber, Mr. Hall, Tammi Sogn, Tina Vanderham, Mary Weyen, Gayle Van Wyk. Sitting (L-R)—Lisa Holt, Tracy Nelson, Patty Limoges, Carmen Ahlers, Terri Sogn. Editor—Tamra Tucker Assistant Editor—Mary Weyen Jr. Editors—Carmen Ahlers and Tracy Nelson Head Typist—Lisa Holt Layout Editors— Lisa Holt, Carl Treiber, Tamra Tucker, Mary Weyen Ad Sales— Carmen Ahlers Lisa Holt Patty Limoges Tracy Nelson Tamra Tucker Mary Weyen Copy Editors— Carmen Ahlers Lisa Holt Patty Limoges Tracy Nelson Tammi Sogn Terri Sogn Carl Treiber Tamra Tucker Jim Upton Tina Vanderham Gayle Van Wyk Mary Weyen CUBETTE Sales— Lisa Holt Debbie Limoges Patty Limoges Tamra Tucker We would like to give a special thanks to our photographer, Mr. David Larsen. Student Life Top Left: AHS having a romantic moment at the Sweetheart dance. Top Right: Don’t panic, Lisa, it’s only a 220! Middle Left: “Got me under pressure!” Above: Cheerleaders goofing off! Left: Are you having fun, girls?! 3 More Student Life ... Right: Oh, Mary, new glasses??? Far Right: Kathie, Patty, and Jill keeping a close watch on the game??? Below: Alcester bringing out their best! Bottom Right: Seniors show positive at- titude at pep rally. 4 Far Top: Dwight showing off his muscles while Carl serenades the crowd. Above Left: Renee, did you forget to take out your curlers for school? Above Right: Wrestling cheerleaders watch with anticipation. Bottom Right: “Golly, Carl, look at all the people!” Bottom Left: The heat is on ... sometimes. 6 Top Left: Seven Sweethearts of Alcester High. Top Right: “Lisa, look at all those people in the funny clothes!” Above Left: “Oh, Alfalfa, you’re so wonderful!” Above Right: Shari and Renee look proudly at their wrestling stats. Left: An exciting moment for the Cubs! 7 Mike And Tammi Reign Over Homecoming ’84 Top Left: Todd Wells and Jill Abraham, 1983 Homecoming King and Queen, crown the 1984 King and Queen, Mike and Tammi. Top Right: Theron Ahlers proves the Cubs don’t need to be “pampered” like the Viborg Viking (Ross Abraham). Right: Kathie Brady and Jill Lund- berg toot their horns during Hat Day at AHS. Far Right: Chad Wells and Lisa Ronning add spirit to the Homecom- ing activities. 8 Homecoming 1984 brought to us the theme “Almost Paradise”. The lights were low as accom- panist Kirsten Anderson began playing the theme. Attention was then drawn to the doorway as freshman attendants, Kate Buum escorted by Mike Embrock; sophomore attendants, Tricia Satter escorted by Doug Medema; and junior attendants, Tracy Nelson escorted by Rick Lundberg were an- nounced. Following the attendants were Andy Blauth and Sara Keiser, crown bearers. Flower girl was Tonya VanCamp and envelope bearer was Luke Johnson. The senior candidates were Tammi Sogn escorted by Carl Johnson, Tamra Tucker escorted by Carl Treiber, and Mary Weyen escorted by Mike Schumacher. M.C. Dwight Gubbrud announced that Tammi and Mike were the new King and Queen. They were then crowned by the 1983 King and Queen, Jill Abraham and Todd Wells. The crowd was then entertained as the classes and organizations performed a number of skits and solos. The traditional bonfire and pep rally were held after the coronation. Above: The Homecoming Royalty—Back row (L-R)—Mike Embrock, Doug Medema, Rick Lundberg, Queen Tami Sogn, King Mike Schumacher, Tracy Nelson, Tricia 4 Satter, Kate Buum. Mid. row (L-R)—Carl Johnson, Carl Treiber, Mary Weyen, Tamra Tucker. Front row (L-R)—Andy Blauth, Luke Johnson, Tonya VanCamp, and Sara Keiser. Left: The “Mafia” comes to AHS! iq§£| Homecoming Royalty Queen Tam mi Sogn King Michael Schumacher Mary Wegeu Carl Johnson Tampa Tucker Cart Tret ber 1985 Sweetheart Royalty fetri Sogu Tattifa Tucker I t v V Queen Patty Litnoyes Tttia Vaadeetvam AAafy Weyetx “Old-Fashioned” Sweetheart At AHS Theme for the 1985 Sweetheart Coronation was “Blue Moon”. As Tracy Nelson began to play the theme song, Carmen Ahlers, M.C., announced the candidates. They were Patty Limoges escorted by John Hodgson, Terri Sogn escorted by Carl Johnson, Tamra Tucker escorted by Carl Treiber, Tina Vanderham escorted by Mitch Merrick, and Mary Weyen escorted by Mike Schumacher. It was announced that Patty would be Queen. Jen- ny Jurgensen presented her with a box of candy. Right—V.P. of the S.C., M. Schumacher, crowns Patty Queen. B. Left (L-R)—K. Buum, K. Vanderham, J. Banks, G. Van Wyk, J. VanBallegooyen, R. Abraham, B. Johnson, C. Treiber sing the theme. B.R.—Buckwheat comes to AHS! Top: The 1986 Sweetheart Candidates—Mary Weyen, Tamra Tucker, Patty Limoges, Terri Sogn, and Tina Vanderham. Left: The whole “Gilligan Gang” comes to Alcester ... Mary Ann, Ginger, Skipper, and of course, Gilligan! Right: The ‘‘Mickey Mouse Club” performs live at the Sweetheart program. K Right: FHA: Front (L-R)—J. Banks, T. Greenhagen, M. Hongslo, L. Peterson, T. Satter, P. Wiberg, R. Bouthillier, K. Schumacher. 2nd row—K. Brady, D. Webster. 3rd row—C. Ahlers, M. Johnson. 4th row—W. Lundberg, T. Tucker, R. Pederson, M. Weyen. Back—J. Lundberg, K. Buum, L. Ronning, T. Nelson, S. Erickson, K. Nygard, K. Rogness, T. Vanderham. Below: FHA serves breakfast to the faculty. Below Right: FHA Officers—Top (L- R)—Tracy Vanderham, reporter; Tamra Tucker, vice president; Tracy Nelson, secretary. 2nd row—Lisa Ronning, librarian; Renee Pederson, music leader. 3rd row—Carmen Ahlers, treasurer; Tricia Satter, Student Council rep. Front—Mary Weyen, president. The Future Homemakers of America had another exciting year. Highlights include Dad’s Nite Out and the Mother Daughter Ban- quet. Many of the members went to the Region meeting and they participated at the State meeting. The end of the year was celebrated by having a picnic at Newton Hills! Two FFA’ers Place At National Convention Above: FFA: Back row (L-R)—J. VanBallegooyen, D. Saugstad, B. Kezar, S. Carlson, G. Clark, R. Anderton, G. Swanson, J. Johnson, E. Williams. Mid. row—M. Weyen, C. Wells, T. Warner, K. Johnson, R. Lundberg, D. Wiberg. Front—C. Treiber, B. Johnson, T. Vanderham, C. Johnson, S. Peck, C. Nygard. This year the Alcester FFA Chapter was involved in many activities. They helped rebuild the inside of the fire station for their BOSDC grant. They also sent four members to the National FFA Convention. Carl Treiber and Brad Johnson participated in the showmanship con- test. Terry Warner and Carl Johnson were the other delegates who attended from Alcester. One member, Tina Vanderham, participated at the State Leadership Contest in the job interview section. They sent 12 members to the State Convention. The FFA Chapter had a very successful year. Above: FFA Officers (Top to Bottom)—Tina Vanderham, president; Carl Johnson, vice president; Carl Treiber, secretary; Brad Johnson, treasurer; Steve Peck, reporter; Charles Nygard, sentinel; Karl Johnson, parliamentarian. Above Right: FFA Week—Members drive tractors to school on Tractor Day. 15 GAL Club Keeps Busy The GAL club, made up of all letter winners, had various projects throughout the year to raise money to pay off the dryers in the girls locker room. In charge of the GAL club again this year was Mrs. Johannsen. Some projects included selling soap insurance in October and a car wash in May. All in all, GAL club had a good year. Right: Club Officers (L-R)—Terri Sogn, secretary; Tammi Sogn, president; and Tracy Nelson, vice president. Below: GAL club—Back row (standing L-R)—Tamra Tucker, Tina Vanderham, Kim Rogness, Kristi Nygard, Lisa Ronning, Carmen Ahlers, Tracy Vanderham. Mid. row—Shelley Lappegard, Patty Limoges, Paula Wiberg, Tricia Satter, Cassandra Joseph, Karla Allen, Margaret Lind. Front—Tammi Sogn, Lisa Holt, Mary Weyen, Terri Sogn, Tracy Nelson, Debbie Limoges, Kristi Merrick, Gayle Van Wyk, and Julie Moller. A-Club Sponsors Parent’s Night The A-Club is made of male letter winners that have excelled in a sport. Their president was Mike Schumacher and their secretary- treasurer was Carl Johnson. Advisor was Jerry Joachin. They sold Cub hats to raise money. They also sponsored parent’s night for football and boys basketball. Left: Officers—Carl Johnson and Mike Schumacher. Below: A-Club—(Back row L- R) — Robert Miner, Ross Abraham, Bob Kezar. Mid. row—Jeff Schumacher, Chad Wells, Arlan Bern, Brian Treiber, Jason Fickbohm, Jim Upton, Mark Doty, Randy Anderton. Front—Dwight Gubbrud, Rick Lundberg, Carl Johnson, Mitch Merrick, Carl Treiber, Brad Johnson, and John Hodgson. Schumacher, T. Vanderham, T. Tucker, M. Weyen. Right: Back—I Schumacher, vice president; T. Vanderham, treasurer; Front—M Weyen, secretary; T. Tucker, president. is Council And NHS Add To School Life Above: Student Council: Standing (L-R)—T. Greenhagen, M. Johnson, M. Doty, C. Treiber, C. Trudeau, J. Banks, J. Lundberg, T. Nelson, K. Merrick, D. Gubbrud, T. Vanderham, D. Medema. Sitting—M. Above; National Honor Society—Back (L-R)—M. Schumacher, T. Ahlers, M. Weyen, T. Nelson, T. Vanderham, C. Ahlers. Front—R. Abraham, T. Tucker, L. Holt. The Student Council, headed by President Tamra Tucker, was involved in many activities. They were advised by Mr. Joachim. The National Honor Society was advised by Mr. Zingler. The NHS sold candy once again. Scholarship winners were Tamra Tucker, Mary Weyen, Tina Vanderham, and Mike Schumacher. The Student Council, headed by President Tamra Tucker, was involved in many activities. They were advised by Mr. Joachim. The National Honor Society was advised by Mr. Zingler. The NHS sold candy once again. Scholarship winners were Tamra Tucker, Mary Weyen, Tina Vanderham, and Mike Schumacher. The Student Council, headed by President Tamra Tucker, was involved in many activities. They were advised by Mr. Joachim. The National Honor Society was advised by Mr. Zingler. The NHS sold candy once again. Scholar- ship winners were Tamra Tucker, Mary Weyen, Tina Vanderham, and Mike Schumacher. The Student Council, headed by President Tamra Tucker, was involved in many activities. They were advised by Mr. Joachim. The National Honor Society was advised by Mr. Zingler. The NHS sold candy once again. Scholarship winners were Tamra Tucker, Mary Weyen, Tina Vanderham, and Mike Schumacher. Pep Club Shows Enthusiasm Above: Pep Club: Back (L-R)—L. Holt, K. Merrick, T. Nelson, C. Johnson, T. Satter, C. Trudeau, P. Wiberg, K. Allen, K. Buum, R. Bouthillier. 2nd row—M. Weyen, C. Ahlers, S. Lappegard, C. Joseph, K. Rogness, T. Greenhagen, K. Nygard, J. Lundberg. 3rd row—T. Tucker, T. Sogn, L. Ronning, J. Moller, K. Brady, L. Peterson, T. Vanderham. Front—T. Sogn, G. Van Wyk, P. Limoges, M. Lind, J. Banks, S. Erickson. You often only think of athletes when you hear of sports, but behind every athlete is a cheering crowd. The cheerleaders worked hard to keep the Alcester crowd back- ing the Cubs. In spite of their efforts, the cheerleaders could not have done it without the support of the Pep Club. Above: Pep club officers—Back—Patty Limoges, secretary; Tammi Sogn, vice president; Front—Terri Sogn, president. Above Right: Cheerleaders keep spirit high! 19 Johnette Banks received the Benjamin Thompson Scholar- ship along with Patty Limoges. Patty Limoges received the Arvid Thormadsgaard Scholarship and Harry Lee Scholarship. Honors Choir—Carl Treiber and Ross Abraham; Brian Treiber was alternate. Lisa Holt is awarded the Ander- son Memorial Study Grant by Amy Sundstrom. Star Chapter Farmer is given to Carl Johnson. Tamra Tucker received the Lois Meadors Memorial Award. 20 Mitch Merrick received the Harry Lee Scholarship. Hazel Beck gives Theron Ahlers the Senior Citizens Scholarship. Teresa Greenhagen receives the Hugh O’Brian Award. Delmar Scott Award is given to Brad Johnson. Boys State Representatives Brian Treiber and Ross Abraham; Rick Lundberg was alternate. Carmen Ahlers received the Min- nie Larsen Award. She also was Girls State Representative. Kris Merrick was alternate. 21 Band Is Looking Good The band took on a new look this year. They received new shirts and hats. They used them for the first time in Madison for Trojan Days, and then again in Orange City for the Tulip Festival. The band once again sold pizzas to raise money. It was us- ed to pay for the shirts. Along with marching in the parades, the band also performed in all the concerts plus one extra. They grouped together with Hudson’s con- cert band and gave a combined performance. The annual instrumental contest was again held in Vermillion. Thirty-four of the thirty-nine members participated. Among the superior winners were the flute duet, clarinet choir, trumpet quartet, per- cussion ensemble, and Ross Abraham with an oboe solo. Above: Saxophone Trio (standing L-R)—Kristi Nygard, Johnette Banks, Renee Pederson. Brass Quartet (sitting L-R) — Robert Kezar, Kate Buum, Karla Schumacher, and David Stuart. Right: Flute Duet (sitting)—Stacie Pilla and Carmen Ahlers. Trumpet Quartet (standing L-R)—Shelley Lappegard, Lisa Peterson, Teresa Greenhagen, and Charles Nygard. Left: Percussion Ensemble—Back row (L-R) — Kirsten Anderson, Ross Abraham, Joe Van Ballegooyen. Front row (L-R)—Brian Treiber, Kate Buum, Johnette Banks, and Renee Bouthiller. 22 Above Left: Clarinet Choir and Flute Trio—Top (L-R)—Mary Weyen, Lisa Holt, Jill Lundberg, Kathie Brady. Bottom—Cassandra Joseph, Kim Rogness, Mary Johnson, Patty Limoges, Julie Moller, and Tamra Tucker. Above: Augustana Band Festival Participants (L-R)—Ross Abraham, Lisa Holt, and Shari Erickson. Left: Soloists—Sitting—Renee Pederson, Carmen Ahlers. Standing (L-R)—Robert Kezar, Kristi Nygard, Johnette Banks, Stacie Pilla, Kim Rogness, and Ross Abraham. Below Left: Brass Sextet and Clarinet Duet—Back row (L- R)—Shari Erickson, Margaret Lind, Lisa Holt, Julie Moller. Front row—Terri Sogn, Tina Vanderham, Patti Jensen, and Jason Fickbohm. 23 AHS Marching Band Front row (L-R)—S. Pilla, C. Ahlers, R. Bouthiller, K. Anderson, B. Treiber, J. VanBallegooyen, P. Limoges, T. Tucker, L. Holt. 2nd row—C. Joseph, M. Johnson, K. Rogness, R. Abraham, A. Sommervold, M. Hongslo, K. Brady, J. Lundberg, J. Moller, M. Weyen. 3rd row—T. Vanderham, T. Greenhagen, T. Sogn, C. Nygard, S. Lappegard, L. Peterson, D. Stuart, P. Jensen, R. Kezar, G. Swanson. Back row—S. Erickson, R. Pederson, K. Nygard, J. Banks, J. Fickbohm, M. Lind, K. Schumacher, K. Buum, and D. Saugstad. Stage Band Jazzes Alcester Front row (L_R): Tina Vanderham, Teresa Greenhagen, Shelley Johnson, Johnette Banks, Kristi Nygard, Brian Treiber, Renee Lappegard, Patti Jensen. 2nd row—Kirsten Anderson, Mary Pederson, Karla Schumacher, Kate Buum, and Stacie Pilla. Mixed Chorus Makes Beautiful Music Bottom row (L-R)—M. Hongslo, K. Rogness, K. Brady, M. 3rd row—K. Nygard, J. Lundberg, A. Sommervold, D. Webster, Johnson, R. Pederson, K. Anderson, S. Lappegard, D. Chavis, L. P. Albers, T. Greenhagen, G. VanWyk, P. Jensen, K. Allen, W. Ronning, K. Buum, L. Peterson. 2nd row—A. Brickhouse, T. Lundberg. Back row—Mrs. Larsen, B. Johnson, C. Treiber, R. Sogn, D. Limoges, J. VanBallegooyen, B. League, D. Saugstad, S. Lundberg, B. Treiber, J. Fickbohm, R. Kezar, R. Abraham, K. Peck, T. Nelson, K. Merrick, P. Limoges, T. Sogn, T. Vanderham. Johnson, C. Nygard. Show Choir ... Just A Swingin’ JR Bottom row (L-R)—Joe VanBallegooyen, Kate Buum, Jill Rick Lundberg, Ross Abraham, Brian Treiber, Steve Peck. Back Lundberg, Brett League. 2nd row—Renee Pederson, Angie row—Robert Kezar, Jason Fickbohm, Carl Treiber, and Brad Brickhouse, Tracy Nelson, Tracy Vanderham, Gayle Van Wyk, Johnson. Shelley Lappegard. 3rd row—Mary Johnson, Teresa Greenhagen, Vocal Music Enjoyed This year the swing choir and mixed chorus presented a number of concerts including Fall, Christmas, Spring, Pops, and the Stage Band and Swing Choir Show. After Christmas there was a busy time getting ready for the Vocal Contest in Vermillion. Then the swing choir had another con- test to attend which was specifical- ly for them. This year in swing choir and mixed chorus was a year for work and fun, along with many ac- tivities. Mrs. Connie Larsen was the director for both. It was a great year and everyone enjoyed it. Above: Soloists (Back row standing)— Karla Allen, Jason Fickbohm, Robert Kezar, Steve Peck, Carl Treiber, Renee Pederson. Front (sitting) — Joe VanBallegooyen, Teresa Greenhagen, Shelley Lappegard, Tracy Vanderham, Tracy Nelson, and Ross Abraham. Not pictured—Johnette Banks. Right: Freshman and Sophomore Girls Ensemble Back row (L-R)—Patti Jensen, Wendy Lundberg, Lisa Ronning, Darla Chavis. Middle row (L-R)—Kim Rogness, Lisa Peterson, Kristi Nygard, Mary Johnson, Renee Pederson, Kate Buum, Kirsten Anderson. Front row (L- R)—Michele Hongslo, Karla Allen, Angie Sommervold, Kathie Brady, Jill Lundberg. Not pictured—Jody Goetz. Below Right: Piano, Guitar, and Drum Accompanists—Back row (L-R)—Lisa Ronning, Brian Trieber, Joe VanBallegooyen, Tracy Nelson, Kim Rogness. Mid. row—Jill Lundberg, Renee Pederson, Kirsten Anderson, Kristi Nygard. Front—Kate Buum and Mary Johnson. 26 Right: Junior and Senior Girls Ensemble Back row (L-R)—Pam Albers, Tracy Nelson, Deb Limoges, Angie Brickhouse. Front row—Kri9ti Merrick, Terri Sogn, Patty Limoges, and Danielle Webster. Below: Mixed Ensemble—Back row (L-R) Teresa Greenhagen, Tracy Nelson, Carl Treiber, Ross Abraham, Brian Treiber, Shelley Lappegard. Front row—Gayle Van Wyk, Brett League, and Tammi Sogn. Above: 1984 Honors Choir Participants and Male Duet—Carl Treiber and Ross Abraham. Left: Boys Ensemble—Back row (L- R)—Steve Peck, Charles Nygard, Karl Johnson, Rick Lundberg, Brad Johnson, Ross Abraham, Jason Fickbohm. Front row—Robert Kezar, David Saugstad, and Joe VanBallegooyen. 27 Juniors Present “Send In The Clowns” This years Junior-Senior prom was held May 11. Brian Treiber, junior class president, welcomed the seniors to their last prom. After the meal, Tamra Tucker and Carl Johnson presented the class history. Tracy Nelson and Dwight Gubbrud read the class prophecy. Instead of having a speaker, the juniors presented a slide show. The program ended with the juniors singing “Full Circle”. The 1985 Prom was a night that both seniors and juniors will remember. 28 Page 28: Top Left: Brian Treiber, Master of Ceremonies, welcomes everyone to prom. Top Right: Carl Treiber, senior class presi- dent, thanks the juniors for the great job they did on the prom. Bottom Left: Julie Moller serves coffee to everyone. Bottom Right: The sophomore waiters and waitresses sing “If Only You Believe”. Page 29: Far Top: The juniors sing “Full Circle”. Above Left: Dwight and Tracy entertain the guests with the class prophecy. Above Right: Chad Wells escorts Lisa Holt to her chair. Left: Tamra Tucker and Carl Johnson give the class history. I 1 29 Magic! Magic! Is Everywhere! On April 19th and 20th, Magic! Magic! hit the Alcester High School. Mr. Vissia was director. The main characters were Tina Vanderham as Kaye Kaye Harrington, and Carl Treiber as Renzo the Magnifi- cent and Bob Marlowe. The play featured many dif- ferent magic tricks. There was good turn out both nights. Right: Brian “Monroe” Treiber attempts to kill Carl “Bob” Treiber. Bottom Left: Karla Schumacher, “MazaCasso” tells Tina Vanderham, “Kaye Kaye”, her horoscope. Bottom Right: Karla studies her lines. I Top: Play cast—Back row (L-R)—Bob Kezar, Stacie Pilla, Lisa Peterson, Kirsten Anderson, Joe VanBallegooyen, Kristi Nygard, Michele Hongslo, Mary Johnson, Patty Limoges, Deb Limoges, Teresa Greenhagen, Shelley Lappegard, Carl Treiber, Kim Rogness, Mr. Vissia, Danielle Webster. Mid. row—Mike Schumacher, Mitch Merrick, Tina Vanderham, Tracy Nelson, Ross Abraham, Tracy Vanderham, Renee Pederson, Carmen Ahlers, Dwight Gubbrud, Brian Treiber. Front—Jason Fickbohm, Rick Lundberg, Jim Upton, Johnette Banks, Gayle Van Wyk, Angie Brickhouse, Karla Schumacher, and Renee Bouthillier. Left: Patty and Tracy are waiting for a rabbit to appear. Above: Everyone is standing around staring at Tina’s mud-packed face. 31 Senior Class Makes Lasting Memories The seniors had a very exciting year. They picked out an- nouncements, Senior keys, and were visited by many college representatives. The class was led by Carl Treiber as president; Tina Vanderham, vice president; Patty Limoges, treasurer; and Tammi Sogn, secretary. The seniors sold pies and worked in concession stands so they could go on a senior trip. They went to Omaha, Nebraska. They visited the Dodge House, Henry Doorly Zoo, and Westroads Mall. They had an ex- citing time. The seniors are ending a time in their lives, yet they are beginning a new part. Good luck seniors! Right: Class officers—Tammi, Patty, Carl, and Tina. Below: Seniors on their Homecoming float. HiVW 32 33 Theron Ahlers Johnette Banks Lisa Holt Brad Johnson Patricia Limoges Mitchell Merrick Class Of Mark Doty John Hodgson Carl Johnson Bret League Michael Schumacher Tammi Sogn 1985!!! Terri Sogn Carl Treiber James Upton Tina Vanderham Terry Warner Chad Trudeau Tamra Tucker Gayle Van Wyk Ernie Wangerin Mary Weyen Seniors!!! Alumni At Last! On May 29, 1985, 22 seniors became the newest alumni. Their motto was “Set us adrift on a sea of hope, and we’ll set our sails to a new horizon.” Their class colors were burgundy and ivory. Their flower was white rose tipped in burgundy with a burgundy ribbon. The tears the seniors shed were for joy and sadness, for they knew they would be leaving their friends. Above Left: Mary Weyen receiving her diploma. Above Middle: Tamra Tucker talks of “Yesterday”. Above Right: Carl Treiber sings for the crowd at Baccalaureate. Bottom: Senior chorus sings “Time for Moving On”. Top: The Class of 1985 Left: Valedictorian Theron Ahlers and Salutatorian Lisa Holt. Above Right: Gayle Van Wyk gives a speech on “Memories”. Grad Night Ross Abraham Carmen Ahlers Pamela Albers Arlan Bern Angela Brickhouse Dwight Gubbrud Debbie Limoges Rick Lund berg Kristi Merrick Connie Paulson Steven Peck Brian Treiber The Junior Class Officers Back: Treasurer, Danielle Webster; Secretary, Ross Abraham; Front: Vice- President, Charles Nygard; President, Brian Treiber. 40 The juniors have one more year left, and although they have been anxious to become seniors, they kept busy with several activities. They elected Brian Treiber as President, Charles Nygard as Vice-President, Ross Abraham as Secretary, Danielle Webster as Treasurer, and Kris Merrick, Dwight Gubbrud, and Tracy Nelson as Student Council Representatives. They also chose Rick Lundberg and Tracy Nelson as Homecoming attendants. These people helped lead the juniors in magazine sales and other fund raisers which they used to sponsor the Jr.-Sr. Prom. After a busy year as juniors, they are ready to become seniors. Junior Attendants Tracy And Rick Robert Miner Tracy Nelson Charles Nygard Tracy Vanderham Danielle Webster Daniel Wiberg Not pictured: Karl Johnson and Heather Manning. 41 Karla Allen Kirsten Anderson Randy Anderton Shane Carlson Gavin Clark Shari Erickson Jason Fickbohm Jody Goetz Teresa Greenhagen Mary Johnson Cassandra Joseph Shelley Lappegard Renee Pederson Stacie Pilla Lisa Ronning Tricia Satter 42 Soph. Class Officers (L-R)—Secretary, Chad Wells; Vice President, Kirsten Anderson; President, Jason Fickbohm; and Treasurer, Jeff Schumacher. This year the sophomores were busier than ever. They elected Jason Fickbohm, president; Kirsten Anderson, vice president; Chad Wells, secretary; and Jeff Schumacher, treasurer. Teresa Greenhagen and Doug Medema were elected to serve on the Stu- dent Council. Homecoming atten- dants were Tricia Satter and Doug Medema. Mr. Bauer helped the sophomores through the year by being their class advisor. Soph. Attendants Tricia And Doug Margaret Lind Wendy Lund berg Doug Medema Julie Moller Jeff Schumacher Jim Volden Chad Wells Paula Wiberg 43 Not pictured: Shelli Neufeld and Mike Weyen. Renee Bouthillier Kathie Brady Kate Buum Darla Chavis Mike Embrock Nathan Grage Patti Jensen Jason Johnson Robert Kezar Jill Lund berg Kristi Nygard Clint Nyreen Wade Smith Angela Sommervold David Stuart 44 Freshman Officers Right (L-R)—Vice-President, Jason Johnson; President, Lisa Peterson; Secretary, Kristi Nygard; Treasurer, Nathan Grage. - The Freshman class started out the year by electing the class of- ficers. They were President, Lisa Peterson; Vice-President, Jason Johnson; Secretary, Kristi Nygard; and Treasurer, Nathan Grage. Student Council Representatives were Jill Lundberg and Mike Embrock. The freshmen entertained the Homecoming Royalty with many great skits and got the “A” ready for burning after coronation. Their attendants were Kate Buum and Mike Embrock. The class continued to do ter- rific things for AHS throughout the year. Fresh. Attendants Kate And Mike Lisa Peterson Kim Rogness David Saugstad Karla Schumacher Greg Swanson Joe VanBallegooyen Eddie Williams Not pictured: Bob Haines and Michele Hongslo. 45 Right: Basketball Team (L-R)—A. Johnson, M. Newberg, C. Treiber, W. Smith, C. Powell, J. Smith, W. Hartman, D. Moller. Below: 7th Grade—Front row (L-R)—A. Johnson, P. Wessels, J. Smith, G. Waddell, D. Webster. 2nd row—W. Steeneck, A. Olson, S. Peterson, G. Van Wyk, A. Wiberg. 3rd row—K. Hansohm, L. Ronning, T. Lundberg, A. Numsen, A. Ahlers, S. Carlson. Back—R. Ronning, V. Harris, C. Joseph, L. Stuart, S. Farley. Bottom: Football—Back—Mr. Vissia, M. Kezar, T. VanMeeteren, D. Sogn, C. Treiber, T. Long, M. Newberg, D. Fickbohm. Front—D. Moller, A. Johnson, P. Wessels, M. Seivert, A. Olson, C. Powell. 46 7th Graders Meet New Challenges The junior high plays an important part here at AHS. They must learn how to adjust to being the youngest group in school. They also have a chance to participate in many activities in- cluding basketball, football, chorus, band, and cross country. These activities, as well as their classes, keep the students busy throughout the year. W - 8th Grade Gets Into The Swing Of Things! 8th Grade Girls Basketball—Front (L-R)—R. Ludwig, L. Thompson, K. Limoges, T. Treiber, P. Bishop. Back 7th Grade Basketball Team—Front row—V. Harris, D. Webster, row—Coach Bauer, A. Schoellerman, C. Kroger, E. Brickhouse, 2nd row—S. Peterson, C. Joseph, A. Wiberg. 3rd row—G Waddell J. Osterkamp, A. Erickson. T. Lundberg. Top—A. Ahlers. 8th Grade: Front row (L-R)—C. Peck, J. Boldenow, P. Bishop, T. J. Klemme, A. Erickson, R. Ludwig, T. Treiber, K. Kratochvil. Boyer, A. Schoellerman, M. Scott. 2nd row—W. Hartman, L. Back—W. Dreeszen, T. Long, M. Newberg, J. Walz, C. Powell, D. Thompson, B. Solberg, K. Limoges, L. Schoellerman, E. Fickbohm, D. Sogn, C. Treiber, C. Kroger, J. Osterkamp. Brickhouse, P. Pastian. 3rd row—M. Kezar, D. Chavis, D. Moller, 47 Kindergarten Front row (L R)—Jason Thompson, Pete Broadwell, Joshua Hofer, Luke Limoges, Nick Sorlie. 2nd row—Emily Haugland, Kimberly Huenink, April Salmonson, Sheila Zweifel, Stephanie Johnson, Abby Peterson, Jamie Verros. Back row—Cory Hughes, Edward Ness, Kyle Steen, Vongmala Teso, Doug Hale, Tim Vanderham, and Mrs. Schemp. First Grade Front row (L-R)—Luke Johnson, Kelly Moore, Bethany Ellwein, Tristen Larson, Kari Schurman, Heidi Coleman. 2nd row—Mark Walz, Jeremy Scott, Jarid Brose, Stephanie Nyreen, Wynette Heeren. Back row—Nichole Saugstad, Jennie VanBallegooyen, Tami Verros, Brent Wielenga, Michael Harders, Crystal Winquist, and Tiffany Glenn. Second Grade Front row (L-R)—Tonya Peterson, Shannon Messier, Helen Schumacher, Kelly Pigman, John Schempp. 2nd row—Craig VanEngen, Jennifer Jurgensen, Susie Anderson, Mike Keiser, T. J. Winquist, Bounthiene Moumy. 3rd row—Chad Holthe, Russel Wessels, Tracy Kiewel, Jenny Evanson, Melanie Nyreen. Back row—Katie Reiss, Brandon Peterson, Heather Wielenga, and Amy Peterson. 48 Kindergarten Front row (L-R)—Matt Jurgensen, Darren Larson, Eric Pulfrey, Nathan Reiss, Phillip Serck. 2nd row—Kristen Peterson, Kelly Reppe, Jackie Hughes, Carrie Fickbohm, Rachelle Wetrosky, Elena Smith, Abbey Messier. 3rd row (L-R) — Robbie VanBallegooyen, Eric Solberg, Matt Carlson, Kent Kroger, Christopher Hongslo, and Corey Pearson. Back row—Mrs. Schempp. Second Grade Front row (L-R)—Jeremy Kjose, Jason Preston, Ryan Sailor, Jeremy Limoges, Rachel Hedeen. 2nd row—Katie Huenink, Cindy Dominisse, Matt Klemme, Evan Schurman, Jeremiah Blake, Chad Cole. 3rd row—Sara Keiser, Laura Akland, Jennifer Nelson, Jeremie Johnson, David Smith, Rolf Gubbrud, Tina Lundberg. Back row—Mrs. Scott. Not pictured—Andy Blauth and Jeff Peters. Third Grade Front row (L-R)—Rachel Hakl, Jeremy Brady, Carl St. Pierre, Miss Soukup. 2nd row—Sysouda Teso, Andrea Saugstad, Heather Thompson, Brian Limoges. Back row (L-R)—Travis Stene, Audra Kezar, Craig Winquist, Brian Van Steenwyk, Kari Kiewel, and Bryan Wells. 49 Third Grade Front row (L-R)—Steve Ellwein, Chad Fickbohm, Rachael Saugstad, Melissa Ende. 2nd row—Korby Kratochvil, Nathan Solberg, Angie Moore, Mrs. Westling. 3rd row—Shelly Albers, Jeff Reiser, Paul Smith, Andy Broadwell. Back row—Kristy Glenn, Gretchen Lerseth, and Valerie Ronning. Fifth Grade Front row (L-R)—Matt Saugstad, Allen Albers, Kathy Limoges, Tami Dominesse, Shane Talbott. 2nd row—Anthony Anderberg, Jen Blake, Sue Sommervold, Catina Quick, Kimmy Reiser, Susie Scott. 3rd row—Chris Brady, Kari Hagen, Susan Smith, Rusty Lenners, Debra Boyer, Amy Harris. Back row (L-R)—Shawn Drown, Carl Smith, Mrs. Marsh, Walter Jensen, Ann Smith, and Amy Akland. Sixth Grade Front row (L-R)—Tammy Sommervold, Wendy Smith, Angela Limoges, Jody Nurasen, Rachel Talbott. 2nd row—Stephanie Boyer, Brian Klemme, Jason Albers, Lance Joachim, Dean Moller. 3rd row—Ryan Schurman, Jared St. Pierre, Angie Glenn, Wendell Steeneck. Back row (L-R)—Bryan Bouthillier, Thad Keiwel, Jim Paulson, Scott Williams, and Mrs. Smith. 50 Fourth Grade Front row (L-R)—Mischa Ludwig, Jennifer Limoges, Chad Williams, Scotty Hammitt. 2nd row—Steve Crawford, Janelle Joachim, Tim Huenink, Mindy Johnson, Teresa Gross. 3rd row—Troy Twedt, Tiffany Larson, Tonya Powell, Shayne Ludwig, Connie Waddell. Back row (L- R)—Kendra Cole, Erick Reiss, Sam Wood, Rodney Hemmingson, Ken VanBallegooyen, Mrs. Quick, and Alia Albers. Sixth Grade Front row (L-R)—Calhoun Carlisle, Paige Gubbrud, Veronica Nyreen, Lance Allen. 2nd row—Charles Green, LeAnne Doty, Sonja Lerseth, Hayley Johnson, Kevin Bishop. 3rd row—Greg Pigman, Christa Fickbohm, Kandy Kratochvil, Todd Chance, Mr. Broadwell. Back row (L- R)—John Anderson, Nic Hale, Jon Newberg, Jeremy Solberg. Not pictured—Scott Keiser. Pilgrim Performers Second graders perform at the Thanksgiv- ing dinner for the Senior Citizens at the high school. 51 Right: The Cubs get together to take down the opponent! Bottom: (top)—Offense of ’85—Chad Wells, Carl Treiber, Mark Doty, Carl Johnson, Brad Johnson, Brian Treiber, Jim Gannon, Mitch Merrick, Dwight Gubbrud, Rick Lundberg; (bottom)—Defense of ’85—Mitch Merrick, Carl Treiber, Kim Wegner, Carl Johnson, Mark Doty, Chad Wells, Scott Snedeker, Jim Upton, Jim Gannon, and Dwight Gubbrud. Something New Hits Cub Football This year was a new experience for everyone in football because they joined teams with the Hudson Trojans. Nine Hudson boys came over to Alcester everyday after school for practice. They also brought the assistant coach, Mike Seivert. With patience and cooperation, they soon became teammates and good friends. The team was lead by Mr. Jerry Joachim and assisted by Mike Seivert. C. Johnson was the leading tackier with 94. J. Gannon was the second Cub runner to gain 1000 yds. in one season. The All- Conference selections were C. Treiber and J. Gannon. S. Snedeker received Honorable Mention. Scoreboard We Team They 0 Chester 24 20 Wakonda 46 21 Parker 29 8 Irene 30 6 Viborg 21 16 Hurley 25 40 Gay.-Volin 6 6 Centerville 22 0 Baltic 6 Left: Jim Gannon runs for another touchdown! Above: Back row (L-R)—Brian Treiber, Jim Upton, Scott Snedeker, Mitch Merrick, Chad Weils, Jim Gannon, Carl Johnson, Rick Lundberg, Joe VanBallegooyen, Brad Johnson, Carl Treiber, Mark Doty. Front row (L- R) — Anthony Anderson, Jason Fickbohm, Tobin DeBondt, Alan Roskam, Steve Torkelson, Mike Embrock, David Saugstad, Doug Medema, Nathan Grage, Randy Anderton, Kim Wegner, Bob Kezar. Coach Jerry Joachim, Student Manager Jeff Schumacher, and Assistant Coach Mike Seivert. Q - o ui w ! Right: Ross Abraham and Michael Schumacher were the participants at the state meet. Bottom Left: Ross takes the corner with ease. Bottom Right: Mike gives it his all. Cross Country Team Runs Well The Cubs had a good year in the Cross Country department, quali- fying 2 runners for the State meet. The team placed well at all of the meets and improved as the year went on. The team was coach- ed by Mr. Glenn Kroger. M. Schumacher led the Cubs by plac- ing 29th at the State meet. R. Abraham also competed. C. Trudeau, W. Smith, J. Smith, and M. Kezar also put forth hard effort through the year. Margaret Lind was the only run- ner for the girls division this year. She placed 16th at the Region meet, missing her chance to go to the State meet by one place. Overall, both teams had a good year and represented Alcester well. Top Left (top to bottom)—Coach Glenn Kroger, Chad Trudeau, Ross Abraham, Mike Schumacher, Wade Smith, Jeff Smith, Wade Hartman, Mike Kezar, Margaret Lind. Top Right: Chad keeps up his stride as he edges toward the finish line. Left: Margaret finishes the race with great success! Right: Coach White gives advice to team during time out. Bottom: Back row (L-R)—Renee Pederson, Lisa Ronning, Tina Vanderham, Paula Wiberg, Tricia Setter, Angie Brickhouse, Tracy Nelson, Tracy Vanderham, Carmen Ahlers, Debbie Limoges, Terri Sogn, Julie Moller. Front (L-R)—Coach Lee White, Student Managers—Johnette Banks, Karla Allen, and Coach Kathy Johannsen. Tri-Valley Conference Scores: Gayville-Volin—38-52 Hudson—30-33 Hurley—39-34 District Action: Wakonda—16-55 New Basketball Coach Comes To Alcester The girls basketball team, coached by Mr. Lee White and Mrs. Kathy Johannsen, ended their season with a 3-17 record. Terri Sogn led the Cubs in scoring. Tracy Nelson led them in rebounding. After the season ended Terri Sogn was selected as an All- Conference player in the Tri- Valley Conference. The Cubs might not have done too well on the scoreboard, but they gained good experience for next year. Scoreboard We Team They 30,34 Centerville 55,63 18 Harrisburg 81 38,38 Gay.-Volin 36,41 16 Wakonda 58 30 Elk Point 50 37 Hudson 30 32 S.F. Christian 51 29 Irene 58 27,22 Viborg 30,37 37 Hurley 58 29 Jefferson 118 22 Beresford 44 Left: Lisa Peterson steps in front of the crowd for a successful lay-up. Above: B-team players, front row (L- R)—Lisa Peterson, Kate Buum, Patty Jensen; Second row (sitting)—Karla Schumacher, Lisa Ronning, Tricia Satter, Paula Wiberg; Last row—Coach Johannsen, Renee Pederson, Julie Moller. r P-I-N Was Wrestlers’ Motto The Cubs, led by Barry Kelley and Craig Anderton, ended the season with an overall record of 2- 8. Letter winners were Carl Johnson, Jim Upton, Rick Lund- berg, Robert Miner, Randy Ander- ton, Jason Fickbohm, Robert Kezar, David Saugstad, and Dar- win Sogn. Advancing to Regions was Rick Lundberg placing 1st at Districts, and Jason Fickbohm and Steve Peck both placing 3rd at Districts. (££ W Above: Darwin adds 2 points to his score for this takedown. Above Middle: Back row (L-R)—Randy Anderton, Jim Upton, Jason Fickbohm, Robert Miner, Robert Kezar, Steve Peck. Mid. row—David Saugstad, Darwin Sogn, Rick Lundberg, Bob Haines, Carl Johnson, Pat Wessels. Front (L-R)—Jared St. Peirre, Mike Kezar, David Fickbohm, Greg Swanson, and Nathan Grage. Right: Jason goes for six!! 58 Below: Jim gets a hold of his man for Below right: C. J. maneuvers his man a takedown. on the mat. Rick Places 2nd At State Lundberg advanced to State with another first place finish at Regions. This was Rick’s second trip to the state tournament, but failed to place after winning two matches and losing two. Receiving individual awards were Rick Lundberg with most wins (21) and most takedowns (42). David Saugstad and Randy Anderton both received the most improved wrestler award. Region Participants: Steve Peck, Jason Fickbohm, and Rick Lundberg. Scoreboard We Team They 4th Early Bird Tournament 30 Marion 36 8th Chester Invitational 24 West Sioux 42 28 Scotland 42 37 Harrisburg 30 18 Marion 51 7th Flyer Invitational 34 Lennox JV 35 27 Elk Point 44 17 Akron W estfield 56 30 Beresford JV 27 20 West Lyon 50 59 Right: The team huddles for a conference. Bottom: Back row (L-R)—Coach Jack Bauer, Chad Wells, Carl Treiber, Arlan Bern, Dwight Gubbrud, Mark Doty, Assistant Coach Lee White. Middle row (L-R)—Joe VanBallegooyen, Mike Embrock, Brian Treiber, Doug Medema, Chad Trudeau, Wade Smith, Jim Volden. Front row—Waterboy Todd Chance and Student Manager Charles Nygard. Tri-Valley Conference Scores: Wakonda—42-73 Gayville-Volin—71 -62 Irene—58-56 District Action: Jefferson—56-54 Wakonda—48-64 Other Scores: Gayville-Volin—50-33 Centerville—58-65 Beresford—52-74 Sioux Falls Christian—52-57 Cubs Hit Season Hard The Alcester Cubs Basketball team was made up of 13 players. They were coached by Jack Bauer and assisted by Lee White. The Cubs placed 5th in the Tri- Valley Conference and finished 4th in the conference standings with a 3-4 record. Arlan Bern was chosen as the only All-Conference player. Carl Treiber received Honorable Mention. The Cubs weren’t always on the winning side but felt with each game they played, they improved. Scoreboard We Team They 42 Parker 73 45 West Sioux 67 45 Wakonda 71 48 Akron We8tfield 66 70 Hudson 59 68 Irene 65 50 Elk Point 62 58 Viborg 90 53 Jefferson 56 65 Hurley 77 49 Baltic 55 54 Harrisburg 71 Left: Mark and Carl going for another Embrock, Wade Smith, Doug Medema, rebound. Jim Volden, Craig Treiber, Doug Moller, Above: (L-R)—Student Manager Charles and Coach Lee White. Nygard, Joe VanBallegooyen, Mike Above Left: State track participants— standing (L-R)—Chad Wells, Arlan Bern, Carl Treiber, Mike Schumacher. Sitting—Doug Medema. Above Right: Boy runners—Back row (L- R)—Wade Smith, Mike Weyen, Arlan Bern, Chad Wells. Mid. row—Bob Haines, Ross Abraham, Doug Medema, Mike Embrock, Bob Kezar. Sitting—Carl Treiber, Mike Schumacher. Right: Boys and Girls Track Team—Back row (L-R) — Kris Merrick, Tracy Vanderham, Shelley Neufeld, Arlan Bern, Carl Treiber, Mike Schumacher, Mike Weyen. Mid. row—Lisa Peterson, Kate Buum, Carmen Ahlers, Karla Schumacher, Wade Smith, Doug Medema, Bob Kezar. Front—Lisa Ronning, Jodi Tuttle, Patti Jensen, Michele Hongslo, Mike Embrock, Bob Haines, Ross Abraham, Chad Wells. 62 .. ; ■ BKj ; � v r; i ■ IB 'his year the boys track team was led by Mr. Larry Vissia in his first head coach job. The girls were coached by Mrs. Kathy Johann- sen. We would like to commend them on a job well done. When the Region meet was over, the boys had 5 going to the state track meet. They were Arlan Bern, Chad Wells, Doug Medema, Mike Schumacher, and Carl Treiber. These boys went in two relays, the 880 yard and mile relay. The track teams should be com- mended on a job well done. Top: Boys and Girls Field Events—Standing (L-R)—Kris Merrick, Tracy Vanderham, Carmen Ahlers, Mike Weyen, Wade Smith, Arlan Bern, Bob Haines. Sitting—Patti Jensen, Bob Kezar. Above: Girl Runners—Standing (L- R)—Jodi Tuttle, Lisa Peterson, Michele Hongslo, Lisa Ronning, Kate Buum, Karla Schumacher, Patti Jensen. Sitting—Tracy Nelson, Shelley Neufeld, Carmen Ahlers. 63 Right: Boys Basketball Varsity Cheerleaders (L-R)—Tricia Satter, Julie Moller, Carmen Ahlers, and Margaret Lind. Below: Wrestling Cheerleaders (L-R)—Gayle Van Wyk, Shelley Lappegard, Kri9ti Merrick, and Tracy Nelson. We’ve Got The Spirit The cheerleaders really did a good job in adding spirit to the student body. They were busy in the summer deciding on what out- fits they wanted and practicing every week on new cheers and routines. Hudson joined Alcester in football so they had to decide who would be cheerleaders. They chose four from Alcester and two from Hudson. Anita Gannon and Paula VanMeeteren were the Hudson cheerleaders. They were all busy making posters and signs adding life and spirits to their sport. They were complimented a great deal on their fine jobs in their cheerleading ability. 64 Left: Football Cheerleaders (L- R)—Tammi Sogn, Tamra Tucker, Paula VanMeeteren, Mary Weyen, Anita Gannon, and Carmen Ahlers. Above: Girls Basketball Cheerleaders (Clockwise)—Kim Rogness, Cassandra Joseph, Gayle Van Wyk, Kristi Nygard. Right: Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders (Clockwise)— Renee Bouthillier, Kathie Brady, Kate Buum, and Lisa Peterson. 65 Mrs. Connie Larsen Vocal Music Mr. Glenn Kroger Science Mr. Larry Vissia English and Speech Mr. Lee White 7-9 Math Mr. Alan Hall English and Guidance Counselor Miss Dawn VanMaanen Resource Room Mrs. Kathy Johannsen Business and Typing Mr. James Quick Agriculture Facuity Add To Mr. David Larsen Instrumental Music Mrs. Christi Larsen Home Economics Mrs. Deb McKellip8 Librarian Mr. Robert Carlson Art Mr. Barry Kelley Jr. High Social Studies and P.E. Mr. Jack Bauer Government, History, Psychology, P.E. Mr. Roy Webster Science, Math Mrs. Mary Horst Jr. High Language Arts Student Life At AHS! Personnel Top Left: Administration (L-R)—Donowan Larson, Marchi Lingert, Dan Solberg, Jerry Joachim, Don Zingler. Top Right: Cooks: Back (L-R)—Mrs. Osterkamp, Mrs. Schoellerman, Mrs. Holthe, Front—Mrs. Harders, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Trudeau. Middle Left: School Board (L-R)—Gerald Gubbrud, James St. Pierre, Ron Treiber, Melva Leafstedt, Jerry Kratochvil, Charles Haugland, Rodney Schempp. Middle Right: Bus drivers (L-R)—Eldon Saugstad, Keith Anderson, Herb Groon, Rosa Muller, Ed Hartman. Above: Chapter I and Resource room personnel: Front (L-R)—Gayle Pigman, Lorna Peterson. 2nd row Isabel Onnen, Carla Limoges, Ruth Lind, 3rd row—Darlene Crawford, Lois Hongslo, Gladys Johnson, Marge Eilers. 68 Back row—Marilyn Newberg, and Bonnie Debondt, Resource Room teacher. Above: Janitors (L-R)—Nola Chance, Mildred Embrock, Orville Embrock, and Carla Limoges. ALKOTA Cleaning Systems, Inc. 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