Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1987 volume:

1987 CUBETTE Alcester, South Dakota Activities Organizations Classes ..... . 5 Sports........ 15 Faculty......... 29 Contributions 47 63 67 CUBETTE Brings Color To ’87 Yearbook! The CUBETTE staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to our foreign exchange students, Beatriz Velasco and Marie Soiheim. They made the year a memorable and special time for all of us. We will never forget either of them. Pictured below is the CUBETTE staff, Teresa Greenhagen, editor; Mr. Hall (Capn. H), Advisor; Cassandra Joseph; Julie Moller; Karla Allen; Jason Fickbohm; Doug Medema; Mary Johnson; Margaret Lind; Renee Pederson; Margie Vandemore; Chad Wells; Kim Rogness; Shari Erickson; Kirsten Anderson, editor; Shelley Lappegard; and Gretchen Luttmann. 2 3 Top Left: Captain Christmas and Joe VB are at their best while singing. Top Right: Where’d you learn how to rollerskate, Kitsy? Bottom Left: Shelley and the Cub work together at a football game. Bottom Right: Dave gets attacked by “the hand” from the coat rack during noon hour. Activities 6 Homecoming 1986 As 7:30 drew near, the lights dimmed and the audience watched anxiously as the curtains slowly parted to reveal the 1986 Homecoming theme “Dreams”. The spotlight soon shifted from the stage to the doorway as accom- panists Mary Johnson and Renee Pederson softly played the theme song. The master of ceremonies, Jason Fickbohm, then announced the attendants, freshmen Darcie Webster and Jeff Smith; sophomores Julie Torkelson and Jon St. Pierre; juniors Lisa Peter- son and Joe V.B. Above (Left to Right): King and Queen: Steve Torkelson and Tricia Satter. Candidates: Jeff Schumacher and Julie Moller, Randy Anderton and Angie Havelaar. Below (Left to Right): Vem, played by Karla Schumacher, pleads his case to an unidentified bag lady. The Homecoming activities have affected AHS students in many strange ways. Homecoming Court 1986: (Row 1) Jeff Smith, Jon St. Pierre, Joe V.B., Scott Em- brock, Joshua Hofer, Kama Johnson, Abby Peterson, Lisa Peterson, Julie Torkelson, and Darcie Webster; (Row 2) Jeff Schumacher, Randy Anderton, King Steve Torkelson, Queen Tricia Satter, Angie Havelaar, and Julie Moller. Steve And Tricia Reign Over A Night Of “Dreams” Following the attendants were crown bearers Scott Embrock and Kama Johnson, flower girl Abby Peterson, and envelope bearer Joshua Hofer. The senior candidates were Angie Havelaar and Randy Anderton, Julie Moller and Jeff Schumacher, Tricia Satter and Steve Torkelson. Jason then announced that the 1986 Homecoming King and Queen were Steve Torkelson and Tricia Satter. To entertain the royalty, the classes presented a variety of skits and musical selections. Right: The Backfield (Matt, Chad, Doug, Shane, Mike, and Kim) provide the Queen and her court with some fine musical entertainment. Below: 1987 Sweetheart Royalty: Shari Erickson, Margaret Lind, Sweetheart Queen Angie Havelaar, Kristen Peterson, Marie Solheim, and Julie Moller. Alcester High Shows Its “True Colors” At Sweetheart As Kristi N. played the theme song, Joe V.B., the M.C. announced the candidates and their escorts: Angie H. and Steve T.; Shari E. and Jamie J.; Julie M. and Shane C.; Marie S. and Gavin C.; and Margaret L. and Randy A. Joe then announced, “The 1987 Sweetheart Queen is Angie Havelaar!” Jason F. crowned the new queen, and Kristen Peterson presented her with a box of candy. Everyone was then entertained by various skits and musical selections. The program ended with Renee P. singing the theme song, followed by a dance with the music by “Hitmenn”. 8 Angie Reigns As AHS Queen Top Left: Shari Erickson congratulates Queen Angie. Top Right: Renee Peterson sings the Sweetheart theme, “True Colors” Middle Left: The Junior Skit, “The Newlywed Game”, brought many diverse characters to AHS. Middle Right: The “church lady”, Karla Schumacher, questions Angie as Tricia and Renee look on. Bottom Left: Robin Leach pays Willie Shoebox to get the hard facts about his life. Left—Sophomores serve meal to seniors Middle—Juniors serenade the seniors Bottom right—“Too warm for you, Jason?” Prom ’87! In The Air Tonight As the 1987 Jr.-Sr. Prom theme, “In the Air Tonight,” was being played, the seniors were escorted into the banquet by the sophomores. After the welcome and response, Central Cater- ing served the meal. The class history was given and futures predicted. A slide show and music provided entertainment. Music by Powershift and casino night finished off the evening. Thanks to all who helped with Prom. Waiters and Waitresses—T. Treiber, D. Sogn, J. Torkelson, D. Moller, A. Brown, T. Long, K. Limoges, C. Treiber, L. Thompson, W. Hartman. Jr. Class Pres. David Stuart welcomes the seniors Juniors and seniors anxiously await the beginning of Prom Left—The ravishing Lavendar LaRue, ac- companied by her faithful maid. Myrtle, make a grand entrance as Circe waits to tell the fortunes. Below—Row 1—Lisa Ron ning, Paula Wiberg, Troy Long, Matt Newbere, and Jon St. Pierre. Row 2—Bob Kezar, Mike Embrock, Renee Bouthillier, Tricia Satter, David Stuart, Karla Schumacher, Michele Hongslo, and Lisa Peterson. Row 3—Julie Moller, Craig Treiber, Joe VanBallegooyen, Tobin DeBondt, Shelley Lappegard, Renee Peder- son, and Margaret Lind. Next page— Top—In an attempt to leave, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson are approached by Mrs. Canuzi. Top right—Tne eery voice of Lucy Hedge pep per speaks, as Lin and Jim con- fort each other. Middle left—Willoughby gives another one of his exhilirating speeches. Middle right—Colonel Smedley, along with lovely wife, Lady Smedley, oc- cupy themselves as the play goes on. Bot- tom—Andrew, Tenderson, Willoughby and Lavendar agree with Lucy to give Lin and Jim the money. 12 “Your Guests Are Ghosts” This year’s play consisted of eighteen cast members. The lead parts were played by Renee Bouthillier and Joe VanBallegooyen. Other cast members included R. Pederson, M. Lind, S. Lappegard, J. Moller, T. Satter, L. Peterson, T. DeBondt, M. Hongslo, K. Schumacher, D. Stuart, B. Kezar, M. Embrock, J. St. Pierre, M. Newberg, T. Long, and C. Treiber. The lights were run by Lisa Ronning and Paula Wiberg. The play was under Mrs. Anne Petersen’s direction. 13 Student Life Shane, what are you looking at? Do you have these attacks often, Wade? Who stole that car? Organizations 9 8 Getting The Job Done Under the guidance of Mr. Joachim, the student coun- cil worked hard to reach their goals. The long awaited pop machine finally arrived thanks to the efforts of the members. Along with working on Homecoming and Sweetheart, they also succeeded in boosting school spirit and pride. To contribute to the community, they donated money to the Senior Citizen’s Thanksgiving dinner and to the pool fund. The student council should be commended for all of their efforts this year. Student Council: Row 1—Kathy Brady, Chad Wells, Darcie Webster, Karla Schumacher. Row 2—Kate Buum, Jill Lundberg, Connie Kroger. Row 3—Mike Weyen, Gavin Clark, Mike Embrock, Jason Fickbohm, Troy Long, Julie Moller, and Renee Bouthillier. Student Council Officers: President—Jason Fickbohm, Vice- President—Mike Weyen, Secretary —Kate Buum, and Treasurer—Kathie Brady. NHS Sells Candy! The twenty-two members of the National Honor Society, under the supervision of Mr. Zingler, were kept busy early in the year by selling candy bars. The money raised was used for scholarships and honor cords for the seniors. Scholarship recipients were Randy Anderton, Kirsten Anderson, Gavin Clark, Doug Medema, Steve Torkelson, and Angie Havelaar. We wish the seniors the best of luck in their futures! National Honor Society: Row 1—Karla Schumacher, Renee Bouthillier, Lisa Peterson. Row 2—Gretchen Luttmann, Gavin Clark, Margie VandeMore, Julie Moller, Angie Havelaar, Karla Allen, Kristi Nygard, Kim Rogness. Row 3—Jason Fickbohm, David Stuart, Kate Buum, Jill Lundberg, Patti Jensen. Row 4—Randy Anderton, Doug Medema, Anthony Anderson, Steve Torkelson, and Kristen Seivert. Not Pictured—Kirsten Anderson. National Honor Society Officers: Treasurer—David Stuart, Secretary—Kim Rogness, President—Angie Havelaar, and Vice- President—Steve Torkelson. 16 GAL Club members: Row 1—Tricia Treiber, Lisa Thompson, Kristin Limoges, Connie Kroger, Amy Wiberg. Row 2—Karla Schumacher, Kim Rogness, Kristi Nygard, Patti Jensen, Kate Buum, Kathie Brady, Renee Bouthillier, Lisa Peterson, Kristen Seivert. Row 3—Tricia Satter, Shelley Lappegard, Karla Allen, Paula Wiberg, Julie Moller, Margaret Lind, Lisa Ronning. GAL Club officers: Julie Moller—President, Karla Schumacher—Vice-President, Tricia Satter—Secretary Treasurer. A-Club members: Row 1—Doug Medema, Chad Wells, Shane Carlson, Jeff Schumacher, Anthony Anderson, Randy Anderton. Row 2—Doug Moller, Mike Embrock, Troy Long, Jon St. Pierre, Wade Hartman, Jared St. Pierre, Ryan Schurman, David Saugstad. Row 3—Craig Treiber, Lee Westphal, Darwin Sogn, Matt Newberg, Kim Wegner, Scott Van Egdom, Chris Powell and Bob Kezar. Not pictured—Joe VanBallegooyen, Steve Torkelson. A-Club officers—Mike Embrock—Secretary Treasurer, Doug Medema—President, Steve Torkelson—Vice-President. GAL Club The GAL Club, which is made up of female letter win- ners, had another successful year under their advisor, Miss Karen Boss man. The girls worked hard to raise money through conces- sion stands and other fundraisers. A-Club The A-Club is made up of the male letter winners. Mr. Mike Seivert was their marvelous leader this year. The boys spent the year raising money through work in con- cession stands. 17 FHA Raises Money The FHA Project this year was “Building A Better Alcester” and the girls were very busy with many pro- jects. They earned enough money to donate over $1000 to the swimming pool fund. Some of the other major pro- jects included the Hoop Shoot Contest and the FHA Carnival. The FHA held its annual ice cream social for eighth graders and its member picnic at Newton Hills. They also held the Dad’s Night Out Banquet and the Mother-Member Banquet. FFA Shows Strength This year the Alcester FFA chapter raised a lot of money for the swimming pool renovation and for many other improvements around Alcester. The FFA held its annual slave auction and they served breakfast to the faculty and the school board. 1987 FHA Members: Row 1—K. Seivert, G. Luttmann, G. Gubbrud, G. Waddell, K. Limoges, B. Velasco, A. Brown, L. Stuart. Row 2—R. Bouthillier, K. Buum, L. Schoellerman. Row 3—K. Schumacher, L. Peterson, J. Lundberg, T. Treiber, C. Kroger, J. Torkelson, M. Johnson, R. Pederson, K. Kratochvil. Row 4—A. Ahlers, E. Olson, G. VanWyk, A. Schoellerman, T. Boyer, S. Feekes, L. Ronning. Row 5—M. Scott, B. Solberg, J. Boldenow, M. Hongslo, R. Ludwig, A. Harris, S. Peterson. Row 6—C. Farley, S. Carlson, A. Numsen, T. Lundberg, D. Webster, C. Joseph. A. Wiberg. FHA Officers: L. Thompson, Reporter; K. Rogness, Historian; J. Lundberg, Treas.; K. Buum, Stud. Coun. Rep.; K. Brady, Sec.; M. Johnson, Pres.; R. Pederson, V-Pres.; K. Kratochvil, Lib.; and K. Nygard, Music Leader. 1987 FFA members: Row 1—G. Clark, C. Nyreen, J. VanBallegooyen, R. Kezar, R. Anderton, D. Saugstad. Row 2—Mr. Quick—Advisor, Ed Williams, D. Moller, G. Swanson, L. Anderson, C. Powell, M. Kezar. Row 3—A. Johnson, C. Treiber, W. Dreeszen, T. Long, J. Johnson, J. Johnson. Row 4—R. Ronning, D. Fickbohm, L. Westphal, D. Sogn, J. St. Pierre, T. DeBondt. Row 5—K. Hansohm, and W. Steeneck. FFA Officers: Gavin Clark—Pres., Randy Anderton—V-Pres., Robert Kezar—Sec., Joe VanBallegooyen—Treas., Clint Nyreen—Reporter, and David Saugstad—Sentinel. 18 Left—Declam participants: clockwise— Cassandra Joseph, Kirsten Anderson, Gretchen Gubbrud, Shelley Lappegard, and Michael Kezar. Below—Voice of Democracy: Kirsten Anderson (3rd), Kim Rogness (1st), and David Stuart (2nd). 1987 Boys State Delegates: Tobin DeBondt (Hudson), Kim Wegner 1987 Girls State Delegates: Kristi Nygard (Alternate), Kim (Alcester), David Stuart (Alcester), and not pictured Scott Rogness (Alcester), and not pictured Paula Smith (Hudson). VanEgdom (Alternate). Striving For The Top And The Band Plays On Band Ensembles—Row 1—J. Moller, G. Luttmann, K. Rogness, R. Pederson, K. Nygard. Row 2—J. Osterkamp, L. Schoellerman, P. Jensen, J. Walz, T. Greenhagen, K. Seivert. Jazz Band—Row 1—K. Anderson, M. Johnson. Row 2—S. Carlson, M. Solheim, K. Nygard, R. Pederson, K. Buum, K. Schumacher, L. Schoellerman. Row 3—M. Vandemore, P. Jensen, J. Walz, K. Seivert, S. Lappegard, W. Hartman, J. VanWyk. Row 4—K. Wegner, J. Lundberg, K. Brady, J. VanBallegooyen. Band Ensembles—Hood to Bumper—Kathie Brady, Jill Lundberg, Lisa Peterson, Kate Buum, Shelley Lappegard, Karla Schumacher, Stacie Pilla, Margie VandeMore. Band Ensembles—Row 1—K. Brady, J. Lundberg, M. Hongslo, K. Schumacher. Row 2—C. Kroger, A. Schoellerman, L. Thompson, J. Torkelson, K. Limoges, K. Buum. Row 3—S. Olson, A. Brown, M. Solheim, J. Osterkamp, J. Moller, M. Scott. 20 Bottom: Front row—Jolene Osterkamp, Julie Moller, Kathie Brady, Jill Lundberg, Becky Solberg, Sheryl Farley, Gretchen Gubbrud, Cassandra Joseph, Kim Rogness, Gretchen Luttmann. Row 2—Julie Torkelson, Angie Brown, Michele Hongslo, Kristen Limoges, Shannon Carlson, Annette Schoellerman, Stacy Peterson, Connie Kroger, Sheila Olsen, Marie Solheim, Michael Kezar, Matt Luttmann, Lisa Stuart, Valerie Harris, Darcie Webster. Row 3 — Kristin Seivert, Teresa Greenhagen, Shelley Lappegard, Lisa Peterson, Paula Smith, Patti Jensen, Jeff Walz, Robert Kezar, Wade Hartman, Genelle VanWyk, Alyson Ahlers, Cherilyn Joseph, Lesley Ronning, Angie Erickson, Kristi Nygard, Renee Pederson. Row 4—Karla Schumacher, Kate Buum, Margaret Lind, Michael Seivert, Tricia Lundberg, Jeff Smith, Kirsten Anderson, Matt Newberg, Regan Ronning, Kim Wegner, Renee Bouthillier, Joe VanBaUegooyen, Aaron Johnson, Steve Torkelson, Lynette Schoellerman, and Shari Erickson. Percussion Ensemble and Flute Duets: Row 1—Regan Ronning, Joe Van Ballegooyen, Aaron Jonson, Margie VandeMore, Stacie Pilla, Gretchen Luttmann, Kim Rogness. Row 2—Renee Bouthillier, Kirsten Anderson, Jeff Smith, and Matt Newberg. Soloists: Row 1—Kristi Nygard, Renee Pederson, Mary Scott, Michael Kezar, Jeff Walz. Row 2—Gretchen Gubbrud, Kristin Seivert, Stacie Pilla, Marie Solheim, and Robert Kezar. Band Chorus Has Noteable Year Top Right—Mixed Quartet, All- State Chorus Reps.—R. Pederson, J. Fickbohm, J. VanBallegooyen, K. Buum. Mid Left—Girls Quartet—K. Buum, J. Lundberg, M. Johnson, R. Pederson. Mid right—Girls Ensembles—Row 1—G. VanWyk, S. Feekes, G. Gubbrud, B. Solberg. Row 2—L. Thompson, R. Ludwig, J. Osterkamp, T. Treiber, S. Carlson. Row 3—T. Satter, T. Greenhagen, K. Brady, K. Seivert, T. Boyer, K. Allen. Row 4—S. Lappegard, K. Nygard, M. Johnson, J. Lundberg, R. Pederson, P. Wiberg. Mixed Ensemble—J. Lundberg, M. Newberg, S. Lappegard, M. Johnson. Row 2—T. Long, J. Osterkamp, D. Saugstad, R. Kezar, T. Greenhagen. Low Right—Soloists—Row 1—K. Buum, J. Lundberg, A. Schoellerman. Row 2—S. Lappegard, J. Osterkamp, C. Peck. Row 3—R. Pederson, J. Fickbohm, M. Kezar, B. Kezar. Row 4—G. Gubbrud, S. Feekes, J. VanBallegooyen. 22 Chorus And Swing Choir Top Left — Girls and Boys Ensembles—Row 1—D. Saugstad, J. Fickbohm, C. Treiber, and A. Johnson. Row 2—M. Embrock, J. VanBallegooyen, M. Newberg, B. Kezar, T. Long. Row 3—K. Buum, L. Ronning, G. Waddell, M. Hongslo, and J. Tuttle. Row 4—M. Lind, A. Schoellerman, and C. Peck. Above—Mixed Chorus—Row 1—R. Ludwig, K. Buum, J. Lundberg, M. Lind, J. St. Pierre, T. Long, J. VanBallegooyen, A. Johnson, K. Brady, G. Waddell, L. Thompson, and T. Treiber. Row 2—T. Boyer, S. Feekes, C. Peck, K. Nygard, M. Johnson, D. Saugstad, M. Newberg, W. Hartman, K. Allen, L. Ronning, R. Pederson, J. Tuttle. Row 3—J. Osterkamp, M. Hongslo, B. Solberg, S. Carlson, T. DeBondt, D. Fickbohm, C. Wells, J. Johnson, K. Seivert, and T. Satter. Row 4—G. Gubbrud, A. Schoellerman, S. Carlson, T. Greenhagen, D. Medema, J. Fickbohm, B. Kezar, C. Treiber, J. Schumacher, M. Embrock and S. Lappegard. Left—Swing Choir—Row 1—K. Nygard, C. Treiber, S. Lappegard, W. Hartman, and T. Greenhagen. Row 2—K. Buum, B. Kezar, G. Waddell, J. Fickbohm, and A. Schoellerman. Row 3—K. Brady, M. Newberg, A. Johnson, J. Lundberg, D. Saugstad, and J. Osterkamp. Row 4—R. Pederson, M. Embrock, J. VanBallegooyen, and M. Johnson. 23 Students Receive Awards Julie Moller receives the Anderson Memorial Grant from Jamie St. Pierre. Honor Students: Row 1—L. Schoellerman, A. Erickson, K. Limoges, G. Gubbrud, J. Lundberg, K. Nygard, K. Rogness, K. Buum. Row 2—R. Bouthilfier, K. Schumacher, L. Peterson, T. Lundberg, S. Peterson, L. Stuart, S. Farley, K. Seivert, G. Luttmann. Row 3—J. Walz, R. Anderton, D. Stuart, J. Moller, B. Velasco, C. Joseph, M. Johnson, R. Pederson, P. Jensen. Row 4—G. Clark, M. Luttmann, J. Smith, C. Treiber, D. Medema, S. VanEgdom, A. Anderson, A. Havelaar, K. Allen, K. Anderson. Shari Erickson receives the Benjamin Thompson Scholarship. Renee Pederson receives the Hammitt Music Award. Top left—Randy Anderton with his award winning Tritractor Ruler, which he designed for the SDSU Science and Engineering Fair. Top right—Cassandra Joseph was the $100 Senior Citizen’s Scholar- ship winner. Bottom left—Doug Medema and Tricia Satter each received a $200 scholarship from Harry Lee. Bottom right—Kristin Seivert received the Minnie Larson Award and Randy Anderton was the Lois Meadors Award winner. Below left—Union County Peace Officers $100 scholarship win- ner—Tricia Satter. Right—Mr. Quick with Chris Gretchen Gubbrud—Hugh O’Brien winner Mary Johnson and Randy Anderton $200 scholarship winners. Memories 27 Remember When ... ? Bottom Right: Joe, who helped you with your make-up today? 28 Vv Classes 1 19 8 7 Class Of 87 Unite As One For Final Time! On May 31, 1987, excitement, happiness, and even sadness filled the Alcester Gym, as the class of 1987 joined together for the last time. After the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance” by the band, Rev. Doug Olson opened with an invocation followed by a hymn led by Alan Hall. The rest of the program consisted of music and speeches. The Swing Choir sang “Friends” and the seniors sang “A Closing Prayer.” The class of thirty students left the gym as thirty individuals ready to go their separate ways. May 31, 1987 was a day that will stay in our hearts forever. i luitt nor follow uiHCftf rfft. mnmay lead, our i win go WHERE THERE 15 flO RUTH HHD I UIIll LEfUJt' H THRU. T T f f f rf r i i; Memories were then expressed by class members through their thoughts, with words and poetry. The valedictorian address was given by Kirsten Anderson and the salutatorian address was given by Anthony Anderson. The senior class also presented Marie Solheim with an engraved picture of the class. The ivory rose was the class flower and royal blue and ivory were the class colors. May the class of 1987 be very successful. Congrats! 31 As We Remember The Past, We Look To The Future. J)|r be potential of all you form, all you prayed for but did not .) . - In me lies the dreamed but didn’t dare to do, all that you hoped but did not per- yet experience. Kim Gibbs 32 Top Right: Are these three really studying? Mid Left: Willie Shoebox plunges his way across the stage at Sweetheart. Mid Right: The seniors show their spirit at the pep rally downtown. Bottom Left: Are you girls sure you want to eat today? Bottom Right: Jason guides a youngster to the pihata. Karla Allen Anthony Anderson Kirsten Anderson Randy Anderton Marc Barnett Shane Carlson Gavin Clark Cooky Curtis Shari Erickson Jason Fickbohm Seniors Teresa Greenhagen Angie Haveiaar Jamie Johnson Mary Johnson Cassandra Joseph Shelley Lappegard Margaret Lind Doug Medema Julie M oiler Renee Pederson Class Of 1987 The senior class had a successful year in raising money and working together to make the year the best it could be. They were able to raise over $1000 so they could go to Kansas City for their class trip. The seniors were led by hard work- ing officers. Class pres.—Kirsten Anderson, Vice-pres. — Steve Torkelson, Sec.—Chad Wells, Treas.—Mary Johnson. The stu- dent council reps were Anthony Anderson and Julie Moller. Seniors Go To K.C. Juniors Lead The Way Class Officers: Kate Buum, Vice-Pres.; David Stuart, Pres.; Joe Van Ballegooyen, Treas.; Renee Bouthillier, Sec. Lance Anderson Renee Bouthillier Kathy Brady Kate Buum Tobin DeBondt Mike Embrock Nathan Grage Michele Hongslo Patti Jensen Jason Johnson Robert Kezar Jill Lundberg Gretchen Luttmann Kristi Nygard Clint Nyreen Lisa Peterson Kim Rogness David Saugstad Karla Schumacher Kristin Seivert The junior class worked very hard this year earning money for prom and their senior trip. In addi- tion to the annual magazine sale, the juniors raised money through working in concession stands and holding pie sales. The class chose Kathie Brady, Mike Embrock, and Jill Lundberg as their student council representatives. Miss Landt led them through the year as their advisor. Lisa And Joe Jun. Attendants Paula Smith David Stuart Greg Swanson Jodi Tuttle Joe Van Ballegooyen Scott Van Egdom Beatriz Velacco Kim Wegner Eddie Williams Not Pictured: Stan Horton 37 Angie Brown Wade Dreezen Angie Erickson Shelly Feekes David Fickbohm Gretchen Gubbrud Wade Hartman Michael Kezar Kitsy Kratochvil Connie Kroger Kristin Limoges Troy Long Doug Moller Matt Newberg Jolene Osterkamp Cathy Peck Chris Powell Jon-Paul St. Pierre Annette Schoellerman Lynette Schoellerman 38 Sophomores Seek Guidance Class Officers: Julie Torkelson, Vice Presi- dent; Jolene Osterkamp, President; Lisa Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer. The sophomore class has been quite active this year under their advisor, Mr. Koenig. They have stayed busy performing skits at Homecoming and Sweetheart, be- ing Prom waiters and waitresses, and decorating the stage for graduation. They also ordered their class rings this year. The sophomores earned money by working at the concession stand. Representing the class in Student Council were Connie Kroger and Troy Long. Julie And Jon Soph. Attendants Mary Scott Darwin Sogn Becky Solberg Lisa Thompson Julie Torkelson Craig Treiber Tricia Treiber Jeff Walz Lee Westphal Not pictured Tiffany Boyer Renee Ludwig 39 Alyson Ahlers Shannon Carlson Sheryl Farley Mark Hamilton Kenny Hansohm Valerie Harris Aaron Johnson Shane Jones Cherilyn Joseph Tricia Lundberg Matthew Luttmann Amy Numsen Sheila Olson Stacy Peterson Lesley Ronning Regan Ronning Michael Seivert Jeff Smith Freshmen Find Leadership Class Officers: Lesley Ronning, Secretary- Treasurer; Jeff Smith, Vice President; and Mike Seivert, President. 40 This year the freshmen found themselves responsible for making the “A” and decorating the tables for the Homecoming dance. Darcie Webster and Aaron Johnson were the Student Council Represen- tatives. Leading them throughout the year was Mr. Bauer. j Darcie And Jeff Fresh. Attendants Wade Steeneck Lisa Stuart Karen Van Egdom Genelle VanWyk Carla Ver Mulm Ginger Waddell Darcie Webster Amy Wiberg Shane Wood 41 Junior High Classes 7th Grade: Row 1—R. Lenners, A. Albers, W. Jensen, M. Saugstad, S. Talbott, K. Keiser, A. Harris, S. Scott, A. Akland, S. Smith. Row 2—K. Limoges, C. Quick, N. Hoffman, A. Sanders, D. Boyer, A. Smith, T. Dominisse, S. Drown, K. Hagen, C. Smith, A. Anderberg, and E. Olson. 8th Grade: Row 1—R. Schurman, L. Joachim, D. Moller, T. Chance, B. Klemme, C. Carlisle. Row 2—S. Williams, N. Hale, L. Allen, J. St. Pierre, C. Green, J. Paulson, G. Pigman, J. Anderson. Row 3—J. Numsen, J. Albers, T. Kiewel, S. Van Egdom, J. Solberg, S. Twedt, B. Bouthillier, W. Steeneck, C. Fickbohm. Row 4—S. Boyer, H. Johnson, A. Limoges. 7th Girls Basketball: Row 1—Connie Waddell, Meghan Walsh, Tiffany Larsen, Dawn Snedaker, Teresa Gross, Mindy Johnson, Janelle Joachim, Tonya Powell. Row 2—Susie Scott, Anne Smith, Kari Hagen, Tami Dominisse, Nicole Larsen, Kathy Limoges, and Amy Harris. 8th Girls Basketball: Row 1—Christa Fickbohm, Stephanie Boyer, Paige Gubbrud, Rachelle Talbott. Row 2—Angie Limoges, Kandy Kratochvil, Julie Spade, Barb Wegner, and Hayley Johnson. 8th Grade Cont.— K. Kratochvil, R. Talbott, S. Lerseth, P. Gubbrud, and T. Sommervold. 42 More Junior High Activities Football: Row 1—C. Carlyle, N. Hale, S. Williams, B. Bouthillier, L. Allen, R. Hemmingsen. Row 2—L. Joachim, K. Van Ballegooyen, S. Crawford, S. Ludwig, B. Klemme, M. Homandberg, M. Saugstad. Row 3—D. Moller, T. Chance, R. Schurman, R. Lennere, S. Drown, J. Osterkamp. Row 4—R. Gray, A. Brown, J. Solberg, J. Newberg, S. VanEgdom, J. St. Pierre. 8th Boys Basketball: Row 1—Jon Newberg, Scott Williams, Steve VanEgdom, Aaron Brown, Todd Chance, Rusty Lennere. Row 2—Coach Koenig, Thad Kiewel, Jeremy Solberg, Lance Joachim, Dean Moller, and John Anderson. B-Band: Row 1—T. Powell, C. Waddell, T. Dominisse, H. Johnson, C. Fickbohm. Row 2—E. Reiss, A. Anderberg, A. Limoges, K. Limoges, R. Talbott, C. Quick, K. Keiser, S. Smith, T. Larson, J. Joachim, T. Gross. Row 3—T. Twedt, M. Saugstad, D. Snedeker, P. Gubbrud, K. Cole, L. Joachim, J. Anderson, J. Limoges, E. Olson, J. Solberg. 6th and 7th Boys Basketball: Row 1—Shawn Drown, Ken VanBallegooyen, Rusty Lennere, Ronnie Gray. Row 2—Coach Koenig, Matt Homandberg, John Osterkamp, Shane Talbott, and Steve Crawford. B-Band Cont—K. Kratochvil. Row 4—R. Lennere, S. Ludwig, T. Sommervold, M. Johnson, and S. Crawford. Kindergarten Row 1—Angela Preston, Kyla Hongslo, Megan Frye, Nichole Erickson, Laura Limoges, Sara Homandberg, Renae Steeneck. Row 2—Bradley Jurgensen, Tara Johnson, Amanda Drown, Tiffany Harders, Karen Schreur, Brian Larsen, Ryan Huenink, Nicholas Fickbohm. Row 3—Jason Reppe, Kent Duncan, Kelly Ahart, John Paulson, John Sommervold, and Mrs. Schempp. Kindergarten Row 1—Rita Thompson, Jessica Hughes, Karen Zweifel, Jill Akland, Daniel Jervik, Michael Jurgensen. Row 2—Jesse Duncan, John Gates, Shelli Eden, Desiree Chavis, Adam St. Pierre, Eric Haugland, Scott Johnson. Row 3—Mrs. Limoges, Alicia Olson, Melissa Verros, Amy Persinger, Heather Wetrosky, and Mrs. Schempp. N.P.—Laura Evanson and Tim Peters. First Grade Row 1—T. Feekes, P. Allen, M. Limoges, D. Carlisle, K. Van Engen, E. Gubbrud, J. Holthe, S. Johnson, J. Moumy. Row 2—J. Voss, A. Wilson, D. Hodgson, L. Johnson, K. Johnson, K. Anderson, S. Embrock, S. Nuss-Warren, J. Joachim, A. Johnson. Row 3—S. Thompson, M. Van Steenwyk, P. Lundberg, C. Millage, S. Baker, A. Albers, N. Groon, G. Van Wyk, K. Blauth, R. Sailor. Row 4—G. Esse 11s, R. Ronning, D. Dreeszen, J. Lerseth, H. Heiman, T. Dominisse, J. Winquist, A. Van Ballegooyen, M. Seivert. Row 5—Mrs. Marsh, and Mrs. Anderson. N.P.—T. Harris. 44 Second Grade Row 1—K. Lappegard, P. Broadwell, N. Reiss, S. Zweifel, J. Olson, K. Peterson, M. Jurgensen, A. Peterson, V. Teso. Row 2—P. Serck, K. Huenink, D. Hale, K. Wiekamp, J. Verros, K. Reppe, D. Larson, M. Carlson, D. Boster. Row 3—K. Stene, E. Haugland, J. Hofer, C. Hughes, A. Jahn, J. Hughes, E. Solberg, D. Kingma, C. Hongslo, N. Sorlie. Row 4—Mrs. Westling, T. Vanderham, S. Johnson, L. Limoges, J. Thompson, C. Pearson, K. Kroger, and Mrs. Scott. N.P.—E. Ness and R. Wetrosky. Third Grade Row 1—Heidi Coleman, Jarid Brose, Cherie Lappegard, Tristen Larson, Kelly Moore, Nicole Saugstad. Row 2—Luke Johnson, Bethany Ellwein, Kari Schurman, Mark Walz, Tiffany Glenn, Michael Harders, Brent Wielenga. Row 3—Tami Verros, Jeremy Scott, Wynette Heeren, Crystal Winquist, Jennifer Van Ballegooyen, Joanna Essells, Mrs. Neuharth. F ourth Grade Row 1—J. Preston, C. VanEngen, M. Keiser, S. Luttmann, J. Jurgensen, T. Peterson, K. Pigman, R. Saior, J. Kjose, S. Teso. Row 2—J. Limoges, E. Schurman, L. Boster, S. Anderson, A. Peterson, K. Seivert, R. Olson, J. Johnson, C. Hoffman, C. Holthe, B. Moumy. Row 3—K. Reiss, R. Barnes, R. Hedeen, J. Peters, T. Winquist, J. Schempp, C. Cole, J. Bossman, T. Lundberg, A. Blauth, H. Schumacher, M. Klemme. Row 4—Mrs. Quick, R. Gabbrud, J. Evanson, T. Kiewel, H. Wielenga, B. Peterson, J. Harvey, L. Akland, S. Keiser, C. Dominisse, K. Huenink, and Mrs. Anderson. N.P.—C. Jones and D. Smith. 45 Fifth Grade Row 1—Steve Ellwein, Carl St. Pierre, Jeremy Brady, Andy Broadwell, Andre Saugstad, Heather Thompson, Brian Limoges. Row 2—Charly Boyer, Sysouda Teso, Valerie Ronning, Ryan Johnson, Paul Smith, Gretchen Lerseth, Racheal Saugstad, Bryan Wells. Row 3—Rachel Hakl, Stacey Johnson. Chad Williams, Angie Moore, Craid Winquist, Paul Luttmann, Jeff Reiser, Travis Stene, Audra Kezar. Row 4—Mr. Broadwell, Mindie Carson, Brian Van Steenwyk, Kari Kiewel, Shelly Albers, Nathan Solberg, Kristy Glenn, Korby Kratochvil, Courtney Harvey, and Mrs. Onnen. Sixth Grade Row 1—Shayne Ludwig, Steve Crawford, Mindy Johnson, Mischa Ludwig, Dawn Snedeker, Teresa Gross. Row 2—Jenny Limoges, Tiffany Larson, Joe Carlson, Kendra Cole, Erick Reiss, Tim Huenink, Janelle Joachim, Cory Gregg. Row 3—Miss Fiedler, Ken Van Ballegooyen, Rodney Hemmingsen, Tonya Powell, Connie Waddell, Chris Tilstra, and Alia Albers. N.P.—Troy Twedt. Elementary Aides Row 1—Mrs. Kathy Hedeen, Mrs. Julie Blauth, Mrs. Linda Thompson, Mrs. Ruth Lind. Mrs. Tracy Saugstad. Row 2—Mrs. Carla Limoges, Mrs. Marilyn Newberg, Mrs. Marge Eilers, Mrs. Gladys Johnson, Mrs. Loraa Peterson, Mrs. Isabel Onnen. 46 Sports 5 Reach State Cross Country This year there were 6 boys and Powell and Peterson 59th, and St. 3 girls out for CC. At state, Hart- Pierre 78th. man and Schumacher placed 44th, 4 Top left: David is in the lead with Chris close behind. Mid left: Mr. Kroger cheers ? Karla and Lisa on. Bottom left: Wade tries out a new Cross Country stance. Top right: The girls strut their stuff. 1986 Cross Country Team: Lisa Peterson, Karla Schumacher, Lisa Ronning, Mr. Kroger, Jared St. Pierre, David Saugstad, Mike Kezar, Scott Van Egdom, Wade Hartman and Chris Powell. 49 Right: Quarterback Joe Van Ballegooyen throws for a touchdown. 1986 Football Team: Front Row: Nathan Grage, Mike Kezar, Jon St. Pierre, Darwin Sogn, Aaron Johnson, Joe V.B., Doug Moller, Mike Seivert. Mid- dle Row: David Fickbohm, Toby DeBondt, Bob Kezar, Matt Newberg, Kim Wegner, Mike Embrock, Craig Treiber, Troy Long. Back Row: Coach Jerry Joachim, Steve Torkelson, Shane Carlson, Jason Fickbohm, Chad Wells, Doug Medema, Marc Barnett, Anthony Anderson, Asst. Coach Mike Seivert, Kent Anderson. Cubs Make Playoffs And Tie For Second In Conference! With the experience of 7 seniors behind them, the Cubs recorded a 5-4 record for the season. The team worked hard and brought down eleven former team records. The team was proud to say that they were only the second team in Alcester history to make the state playoffs. The three people chosen to the All-Conference team were Jason Fickbohm, Steve Torkelson, and Chad Wells. Honorable Mention went to Doug Medema and Kim Wegner. Chad Wells was also named All-State honorable mention. The team was coached by Jerry Joachim and Mike Seivert. Scoreboard WE TEAM THEM 06 Chester 46 12 Centerville 32 00 Wakonda 36 31 Parker 08 20 Irene 12 39 Viborg 16 51 Hurley 14 31 Gayville-Volin 14 08 Wakonda 44 50 Left: 1986 Football Cheerleaders: Shelley Lappegard, Kate Buum, Kristin Limoges, Julie Moller. Below: The Cheerleaders lead the crowd in a round of enthusiastic cheers. Left: Jason, Margaret, and Shelley display their spirit during the homecoming week festivities. The Cubs played the Parker Pheasants and beat them 31-8 for a rowdy homecoming victory. This victory started them on their winning streak of four more victories. The team also won the KDLT team of the week award for beating Irene. 51 Cubs Pride Shines Through On Aug. 21, twenty girls showed up for their first practice of a brand new year with brand new coaches. The new head coach was Mr. Bill Koenig and he was assisted by Karen Bossman. They finished the season with a 10-12 record. The team also broke many team and individual records this year. All-conference for the Cubs this year was Kristin Seivert and honorable mention went to Tricia Satter. Top: The crowd cheers wildly and shows their school spirit. Middle: 1986 Girls Basketball Team; Front row: Beatriz Velasco, Kristin Limoges, Tricia Treiber, Lisa Thompson, Connie Kroger, Jolene Osterkamp, Julie Torkelson and Asst. Coach Bossman. Row 2: Lisa Peterson, Renee Pederson, Kate Buum, Julie Moller, Tricia Satter, Karla Schumacher, Kristen Seivert, Paula Wiberg, Margie Vandemore, and Coach Koenig. Bottom: JV and Varsity cheerleaders; Front row: Kim Rogness and Renee Bouthillier. Back row: Gretchen Gubbrud, Cherilyn Joseph, Kathie Brady, Kristi Nygard, An- nette Schoellerman, and Alyson Ahlers. 52 WE 43 39 36 53 70 59 51 5th 54 49 43 39 56 48 51 70 Scoreboard TEAM Jefferson Harrisburg Garretson Centerville Elk Point Wakonda Parker Tri-Valley Irene Marion Baltic Hurley Gayville-Volin Viborg Beresford Chester THEY 36 84 64 62 47 73 50 42 61 45 50 45 59 45 60 Below: Julie Moller shows great form and style as Renee Pederson looks on nervously. Jr. Varsity Team, Row 1: T. Treiber, Thompson, J. Osterkamp, K. G. Waddell, V. Harris, D. Webster, Limoges, Coach Bossman, C. Kroger, A. Numsen, A. Wiberg. Row 2: L. and J. Torkelson. Junior Varsity Has Great Year All the hard work the B-team put in paid off with their record of 14-2 for the season. The team pulled together behind their new coach, Miss Bossman, and showed all the spirit and dedication they needed to have a winning season. They also showed a lot of potential for the years to come. Chad shoots for two while Doug and Scott hold off the defense. As Anthony goes in for a lay-up, Doug and Kim wait for the rebound. 1987 Boys Basketball Team—Row 1—Jon St. Pierre, Steve Torkelson, Joe Van Ballegooyen, Mike Seivert, Doug Moller, Mike Embrock. Row 2—Coach Bauer, Matt Newberg, Craig 54 Treiber, Anthony Anderson, Scott VanEgdom, Kim Wegner, Chad Wells, Doug Medema, Shane Carlson, and Asst. Coach Seivert. Below: Boys Basketball Cheerleaders: Kristin Limoges, Julie Moller, Alyson Ahlers, Julie Torkelson, Kate Buum, Annette Schoellerman, Jolene Osterkamp, and Kim Rogness. Middle Right: Coach Bauer gives instructions while the team listens intently. Cubs Have A Great Season The Alcester Cubs Boys Basketball team had a 13 and 7 record under the direction of head Coach Jack Bauer and Asst. Coach Seivert. Leading the team were seniors: Anthony Anderson, Doug Medema, Steve Torkelson, and Chad Wells. The Cubs had two people place on the All-Conference team. They were Chad Wells and Scott VanEgdom. Steve Torkelson and Kim Wegner were the 2 picks for All-Conference Honorable Mention. The Cubs took 2nd in the conference. The “B” Team had a winning season with a record of 10 and 5. 1987 JV Boys Basketball Row 2—S. Carlson, C. Nyreen, M. Team-Row 1—M. Embrock, D. Newberg, C. Treiber, T. Long, J. St. Moller, A. Johnson, J. Van Pierre, and Coach Seivert. Ballegooyen, M. Seivert, E. Williams, WE Scoreboard TEAM THEM 42 West Sioux 54 61 Centerville 71 77 Akron-Westfield 58 63 Wakonda 41 65 Garretson (OT) 60 61 Parker 64 2nd Conference Tournament 62 Irene 58 64 Jefferson 58 69 Viborg (OT) 66 62 Harrisburg 48 59 Hurley 43 68 Gayville Volin 59 53 Beresford 48 55 Elk Point 57 3rd District Tournament 55 Cubs “Wrastlers” Send One To State Right: Randy breaks down his opponent. Below: 1987 Wrestlers, Front row: Lance Anderson, Darwin Sogn, Ryan Schurman, Jared St. Pierre, Shane Talbott, Second row: David Fickbohm, Christopher Powell, David Saugstad, Jason Fickbohm, Shane Wood, Matt Saugstad, Third row: Bob Kezar, Randy Anderton, Mike Kezar, Asst. Coach Anderton, and Nathan Grage. 56 The 1986-87 Cubs wrestling squad led by Coach Berry Kelley and Asst. Coach Craig Anderton, had a fine season and set many records. They were 3-7 in dual matches. One of the records they set was the most 20 match winners in one season, set by Jared St. Pierre, David Saugstad, and Jason Fickbohm. Jared became the youngest Alcester wrestler to com- pete in the state tournament. Jason set the record for the most takedowns in one season. Con- gratulations, team! Top Left: Jason Fickbohm wins another match. State Wrestling Meet. Top Right: Statisticians Mary Johnson and Renee Pederson, along Above: 1987 Wrestling Cheerleaders: Renee Ludwig, Tricia Lund- with cheerleader Shelley Lappegard take a break for pictures at the berg, Shelley Lappegard, and Lisa Thompson. 57 Top Left—Field Events: C. Treiber, B. Kezar, M. Barnett, J. St. Pierre, K. Wegner, M. Seivert, J. Smith. Picture 2—Row 1—B. Kezar, J. Smith, W. Hartman, S. Woods, M. Seivert, M. Barnett. Row 2—D. Saugstad, J. Van- BaUegooyen, J. St. Pierre. Row 3—L. Westphal, M. Embrock, K. Wegner, C. Wells. Row 4—C. Treiber, D. Medema, Coach Seivert, and W. Dreezen. Picture 3—Wade pushes it to the limit. Boys Track Under the direction of Coach Mike Seivert the boys track team had a great year. Chad Wells qualified for state in the open quarter. The seniors out for track this year were Marc Barnett, Shane Carlson, Doug Medema, and Chad Wells. The boys had seventeen people out this year. Good job guys! 58 Guys Have A Good Season Top Right—Mike Embrock, Chad Wells, and Doug Medema show their school spirit. Top Left—Jeff hands off to Lee in the 2-mile relay. Bottom-Runners: Row 1—Jeff Smith, Wade Hartman, Shane Embrock, Kim Wegner, Chad Wells. Row 4—Craig Treiber, Doug Wood, Mike Seivert. Row 2—David Saugstad, Joe Medema, and Wade Dreezen. VanBallegooyen, Jon St. Pierre. Row 3—Lee Westphal, Mike 59 18 Girls Letter In Track Top Left Field Events: 1st row—D. Webster, T. Dominisse. 2nd row—K. Kratochvil, L. Thompson, A. Wiberg, K. Seivert. 3rd row—C. Kroger, P. Wiberg. Bottom Left—All Girls: 1st row—T. Dominisse, K. Limoges, K. Kratochvil, C. Fickbohm, A. Wiberg, K. Limoges. 2nd row—G. Waddell, J. Moller, L. Peterson, L. Thompson, K. Limoges, T. Treiber, D. Webster. 3rd row—P. Wiberg, K. Schumacher, C. Kroger, A. Schoellerman, M. Lind, K. Seivert. Bottom Right—Smile, Tricia, the race is almost over! T i BiH—Bn T i IBBI 60 The girte track team under the direction of their new coach, Karen Bossman, had another successful year. The team con- sisted of nineteen girls, five of which were junior high. Karla Schumacher and Kristin Seivert broke two records this year. Karla broke the 300m hurdles record and Kristin broke the two-mile record. Everyone gain- ed valuable experience and made many lasting memories. The seniors on this year’s team were Paula Wiberg, Julie Moller, and Margaret Lind. Bottom Right—Runners: 1st row—K. Limoges, M. Lind, P. Wiberg, J. Moller. 2nd row—T. Dominisse, C. Fickbohm, A. Limoges, L. Thompson, A. Wiberg. 3rd row—K. Limoges, K. Kratochvil, D. Webster, K. Seivert, A. Schoellerman. 4th row—K. Schumacher, C. Kroger, L. Peterson, G. Waddell, T. Treiber. Bottom Left—Spectators take a break from the excitement! Bottom Right—Christa and Annette take a break. 61 Right: 1987 B and C Teams: Row 1—Cathy Peck, Connie Kroger, Gretchen Gubbrud, Tiffany Boyer, Valerie Harris, Row 2—Asst. Coach Thompson, Darcie Webster, Amy Wiberg, Becky Solberg, Lisa Stuart, Cherilyn Joseph, Lesley Ronning, Row 3—Coach Boss man, Jodi Tuttle, Stacy Peterson, Sheila Olson, Beatriz Velasco, Lynette Schoellerman, and Amy Numsen. Bottom Left: Marie blocks a shot. Bottom Right: 1987 A Team: Row 1—Tricia Satter, Lisa Ronning, Patti Jensen, Kristin Seivert, Row 2—Paula Wiberg, Marie Solheim, Beatriz Velasco, Jodi Tuttle, Margie VandeMore, Connie Kroger, Row 3—Michele Hongslo, Tricia Treiber, and Amy Wiberg. Volleyball: A New Tradition This year marked the beginning of a new sport at AHS, and even though volleyball was new to everyone, the Cubs had a good season finishing with 4 wins and 11 losses. The girls put in long hours learning new rules and moves with the help of their coaches. The girls hope to have an even bet- ter season next year. 62 Faculty 9 8 Mr. Jack Bauer High school history, P.E. Miss Karen Bossman Jr. High math and science Mr. Robert Carlson Art Mr. Alan Hall Counselor, English Mrs. Mary Horst Jr. High English Mr. Barry Kelley Jr. High and high school history Mr. William J. Koenig Math and computer science Mr. Glenn Kroger Science Miss Linda Landt Business 64 Mrs. Christi Larsen Home Economics Mrs. Connie Larsen Vocal music and Jr. High Band Mr. David E. Larsen Instrumental music Mrs. Deb McKellips Librarian Mrs. Anne Petersen English, Spanish Mr. James Quick Agriculture Mr. Mike Seivert Athletic Director, social studies Miss Dawn Van Maanen Special Education 7-12 Mr. Roy Webster Science and math 65 School Board: Melva Leafstedt, Jerry Kratochvil, James St. Pierre, Harold Running, Dana Wilson, Charles Haugland, and Richard Akland. 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