Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1988 volume:

ROUND TWO — Former Senator Gary Hart (D-Colo), with his wife Ijee, re-entered the 1988 presidential race. Hart withdrew earlier after reports of a sea cruise with Donna Rice caused a scandal LITE METAL — The top- selling album of 1987, Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet, sold 11 million copies, the largest-selling album ever in the metal category. TINY HEROINE — Eighteen -month-old Jessica McClure held on for two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midland, Texas. FAREWELL FINAL BOW — Fred Astaire, 88, was called the greatest dancer in the world. His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth. SHOWBIZ —The consummate showman, Liberate, 67, was famous the world over for glitzmg up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candelabras. HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor John Houston. 81, acted in 21 films and directed 41, including The Maltese Falcon' and The African Queen. 1988 Cubette Alcester High School Activities ..........................................7 Organizations ......................................19 People..............................................31 Sports .............................................49 A.H.S, winners of the Miss Photogenic” contest. Renee and Regan: possessed, The Backfield takes to the A.H.S. stage once again. Kristi gives Joe his just desserts”. This picture needs no words! These faithful band members strut their stuff at a pep rally. 3 Buck Rogers arrives at A.H.S. ■hhm S J A.H.S. is honored to have Joe Cool cruising the halls and Aaron Johnson as The Beaver! It's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde loose in the Chemistry department. Look, mo. no brains! (Just kidding, Jon) You get to think up your own caption for this one 5 I've heard of tripping up your opponents, but really, Darcie ... What a look! Someone had better call the men in white Yo! jackets! The freshmen are reknowned for their studying habits! A Yum-yum! The crowd goes wild during one of Mr Joachim's pep talks. The Cubs fans go wild at District Fievel Brings Homecoming Spirit To A.H.S. 1987 Homecoming Royalty- Front row: Jesse Voss, Brian Larsen, Mike Embrock, Kim Wegner. Kate Buum, Jill Lundberg. Jill Akland. and Esther Gubbrud. Back row Steve VanEgdom. Aaron Johnson. Troy Long, King David Stuart. Queen Kathie Brady. Jolene Osterkamp. Ginger Waddell, and Angie Limoges. As the lights dimmed and the curtains parted, the theme song of Homecoming 1987, Somewhere, Out There, was played by Kristi Nygard. MC Renee Bouth- illier then introduced the candidates and attendants. Soon it was announced that Kathie Brady and Dave Stuart were Homecoming Queen and King. After they were crowned and robed, the classes and organiza- tions presented many entertaining skits. Homecoming activities ended on Friday with the downtown pep rally. The burning of the A was held before the Homecoming football game versus the Irene Cardinals. The Cubs were victorious over the Cardinals with the final score of 14-8. The Homecom- ing victory was celebrated at the dance which ended a Homecoming week that will be remembered for many years to come. Jeremy Solberg gives Calhoun Carlisle a free ride to the trash. The freshmen do the old pie in the face” gag! “Well .. .” President Jason Johnson is well-guarded by his secret service agents, David and Ed. Joe VanBallegooyen and Sonja Lerseth sing Somewhere. Out There.” MC Renee Bouthillier announces the 1987 Homecoming royalty. Karla Schumacher - always at the height of fashion. Like The Wind Leaves Sweetheart Memories 10 SWEETHEART ROYALTY: Lisa Peterson, Michele Hongslo, Queen Kate Buum. Renee Bouthillier, Jill Lundberg. Me Tobin welcomes the audience to Sweetheart 1988- She's Like the Wind Father Time (alias Mr. Kroger) makes an appear- ance at AHS. The lights dimmed, the curtains slowly parted and Sweetheart 1988 began. As Kristi Nygard played the theme song She's Like the Wind, MC Tobin DeBondt came on stage to announce the candidates and their escorts: Renee Bouthillier and Jason Johnson, Kate Buum and Mike Embrock, Mi- chelle Hongslo and Joe VanBallegooyen, Jill Lundberg and Dave Stuart, and Lisa Peter- son and Kim Wegner. Tobin opened the en- velope and announced that Kate Buum was the new Sweetheart Queen. Student Body President Mike Embrock crowned the queen and Sarah Nuss-Warren presented her with a box of candy. David Stuart and Jason Johnson played co-hosts for the En- tertainment Tonight skits. The evening was topped off by a dance with music by the KG-95 Hitmen. Mr. Bauer plays “the bad guy in the teachers' skit An Old, old Melodrama. Dr Red Duke delivers a public service announcement about moon- burns. The moment everyone is wait- ing for . Tobin gets ready to announce the new queen Jason and Dave Host the AHS version of Entertainment To- night The Great McGillicutty receives vibes about infamous AHS'ers. Doc St. Pierre and his Tonight Show Band perform at AHS. Joe and Mike work on pumpin' up the crowd Eddie the Eagle Williams tells his fans of his skiing exploits. Live from Alcester High School, it's the Backfield performing their number one hit. Splish Splash. Seniors Told To Never Say Goodbye Karla Schumacher and Renee Bouthillier relate the history of the Class of '88. Senior class president Dave Stuart thanks the juniors for Prom. The theme song Never Say Goodbye set the mood for Prom 1988. The seniors were escorted in by the sophomores and Mr. Hall began the meal by giving the Invo- cation. The class' futures were predicted and the class history was given. The sopho- mores gave out certificates of achieve- ment to each senior for excelling in a cer- tain area. The year's special moments were remembered in a slide show, A duet about friends was sung in honor of the seniors. The music for the dance was provided by Powershift. Games and prizes at Casino Night topped off a fun-filled night. 12 Junior class president Jeff Walz welcomes the sen- iors. Ooo. Dave, can we try? Tobin brings class to AHS in his limo. Matt Newberg and Jolene Osterkamp sing about friends. WAITERS AND WAITRESSES- Top to bottom: Darcie Webster. Ginger Waddell. Aaron Johnson, Michael Seivert, Tricia Lundberg. Regan Ron- ning. Robert Schurman. Stacy Peterson. Lisa Stuart, Jeff Smith. The banquet was enjoyed by all. The juniors show everyone how to have a good time. Dance Fever hits AHS. Craig Treiber and Troy Long try their hand at fortune-telling Conrad Birdie Arrives at A.H.S. MUSICAL CAST: Front row- Lisa Thompson, Sonja Lerseth, Kathie Brady, Tricia Treiber. Row 2- Mrs. Horst, Paige Gubbrud, Shelly Feekes, Gretchen Gubbrud, Kristi Nygard, Kandy Kratochvil. Renee Bouthillier, Lisa Peterson, Miss Ites, Mrs. Larsen. Row 3- Jolene Osterkamp. Troy Long. Row 4- Robert Kezar, Mike Embrock, Mike Seivert, Joe VanBal- legooyen, Kate Buum, Karla Schumacher, Matt Newberg, Aaron Johnson, Jeremy Solberg, Jill Lundberg. Back row- Mary Scott, Todd Chance, Kristin Seivert, Renee Ludwig, Craig Treiber, Aaron Brown. Conrad gets a little carried away! The musical-comedy, Bye, Bye Birdie, was presented April 15 and 16 by twenty-nine high school stu- dents. After many weeks of hard practices, the cast was able to per- form a very memorable show which was enjoyed by all. Leading men and women were Joe VanBalle- gooyen as Albert, Kate Buum as Ro- sie, Jolene Osterkamp as Kim, and Matt Newberg as Conrad. Directors were Mrs. Horst and Mrs. Connie Lar- sen, with Ginger Waddell and Miss Ites as accompanists. 14 Sweet Apple teens take pledges for Conrad Birdie Telethon??? Are you showing us your best side, Karla? See Albert. See Rosie. See Albert and Rosie at the desk. Mr. MacAfee demonstrates his karate moves on son Randolf Mr MacAfee directs our attention to more play pictures. Another one bites the dust! BYE BYE Bl RDIE Is it the Church Lady or Mama? Mr. MacAfee leads the group in the Well I Had a Little Rooster ' cheer. Kim serenades Hugo as two bystanders stand by. Class Of '88 Departs With Many Memories ft uie have grown together toward this moment; now we depart as better individuals because of the experiences we've shared The Class of '88 unites as one a final time. The moment the Class of '88 had been building towards for thirteen years arrived on May 29 as the twenty-six class members became alumni. With the stage decorated in the class colors of burgundy and silver, the senior speakers, Salutatori- an Jill Lundberg. Co-Valedictorians Gretchen Lutt- mann and Kim Rogness, and Kristin Seivert, talked of the many memories and events leading up to Com- mencement, along with hopes of the future. Principal Jerry Joachim presented the class as School Board President Jerry Kratochvil awarded the diplomas. As the Class of '88 said their final goodbyes, they knew the memories they have will never fade. The Senior Choir sang Something Special”. We have grown together towards this mo- ment; now, we depart as better individuals because of the experiences we've shared. -Class of '88 Jason Harlow Johnson receives his diplo- ma!!! Kristin presents We've Had the Time of Our Lives. Alumni at last! This is Alcester's perfect couple? These studs are too cool for words. Our star drummer in action! It's a bird .. it's a plane ... it's SuperBill to the rescue! The seniors behave as normal during English class. And the winner of the swimsuit con- test is ... Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL- Front row: Lance Joachim. Aaron Johnson. Mike Embrock. Tricia Lundberg; Row 2: Joe VanBallegooyen, Scott VanEgdom, Doug Moller, Renee Bouthillier. Angie Limoges. Darwin Sogn, Tobin DeBondt; Top: Kathie Brady. Jolene Osterkamp. Karla Schu- macher. Kate Buum. The Alcester High Student Council, made up of elected representatives from the classes and organizations, worked very hard this year to raise school spirit and pride. The council started a Student of the Week program which recognized outstanding students for various accomplishments. With Mr. Joachim's guidance, the student council members also planned Homecoming Week and Sweetheart activities. The Student Council did a good job of both representing and recognizing AHS students. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Vice-Pres. Jo© VanBalle- gooyen, Pres. Mike Embrock, Sec.-Treas. Kate Buum, N.H.S. NHS- Top to bottom: Kim Wegner, Dave Stuart. Jill Lundberg, Renee Bouthillier, Lisa Peterson, Karla Schu- macher, Craig Treiber, Kate Buum, Patti Jensen, Kristi Nygard, Gretchen Luttmann, Kim Rogness, Jolene Os- terkamp, Kristin Seivert, Lynette Schoellerman, Gretch- en Gubbrud, Kristin Limoges, Julie Torkelson, Angie Erickson, Jeff Walz. The National Honor Society, made up of those juniors and seniors with a grade point average of 3.0 and above, was busy raising money for scholarships and graduation honor cords. Through candy sales, the NHS awarded three $100 scholarships to seniors. The group voted on who would receive the scholarships. Two members, Dave Stuart and Kristin Sei- vert, competed for the national NHS scholar- ships. Mr. Zingler advised the group. NHS OFFICERS: Treas. Kim Wegner, Vice-Pres. Jill Lund- berg, Pres. Dave Stuart, Sec. Kristin Seivert. Cubette CUBETTE STAFF- Front row: Joe VanBallegooyen, Mike Embrock, Kim Mr. Photogenic Wegner, Scott VanEg- dom; Row 2: Lisa Peterson, Dave Stuart, Jason Johnson, Tobin DeBondt; Row 3: Gretchen Luttmann. Jill Lund- berg. Kathie Brady. Kate Buum; Back row: Kim Rogness, Patti Jensen, Michele Hongslo, Karla Schumacher, Kristi Nygard, Renee Bouthillier, Kristin Seivert. Selecting pictures, laying out pages, and writing stories are just a few of the many jobs the Cubette staff undertakes in order to com- plete the yearbook. Many people are needed to help make the Cubette a success. Co-edi- tors Gretchen Luttmann and Kim Rogness worked with many seniors and advisor Mr. Hall throughout 1987-1988. The Cubette staff would like to thank Mr. David Larsen for all of his hard work throughout the year taking pictures which hopefully made this Cubette a success. CUBETTE: Co-editor Gretchen Luttmann, Advisor Mr. Hall, Co-editor Kim Rogness. __________ Deciam DECLAM MEMBERS- Front to back: Stephanie Boyer. Gretchen Gubbrud, Nic Hale, Julie Spade. Sonja Ler- seth. Paige Gubbrud, Shelly Feekes. This year the Declam team consisted of sev- en members. With the help and advice of their advisor, Mrs. Wensing, the members individual- ly worked on their declam pieces and pre- pared for contest. The members, competing in three different categories, participated in the Alcester Meet at which three members earned the right to continue on. One member, Sonja Lerseth, advanced on to the State com- petition. The members should be congratulat- ed on their hard work this year. n a i LOCAL DECLAM WINNERS Feekes, Sonja Lerseth. Gretchen Luttmann, Shelly 21 22 F.F.A. F.F.A.: Front row- Robert Ke2ar. Jon St. Pierre. Joe VanBallegooyen Row 2- Chris Powell. Tobin DeBondt Row 3- Charles Green. Brian Blake. Mr Quick, Thoa Kiewel, Jason Johnson. Row 4- Regan Ronning. Bob Schur- man. Ken Hansohm Row 5- Darwin Sogn, Aaron Johnson. Troy Long. Stacy Twedt Row 6- David Fickbohm. Craig Treiber. Doug Moller, Ed Williams, David Saugstad The Future Farmers of America were kept very busy the past year while prepar- ing for their activities. The annual fruit sales helped them earn money for their various activities throughout the year. Two F.F.A.er's, Joe VanBallegooyen and Ed Wil- liams, attended the national convention in Kansas City, and two judging teams earned the right to participate in the state contest which was held in April. Mr. Quick and his F.F.A. members should be very proud of their accomplishments. F F A OFFICERS Front row- Pres. Joe VanBallegooyen. Vice-Pres Tobin DeBondt. Sec Jon St Pierre Back row- Sentinel Chris Powell. Treas Cimt Nyreen. Reporter Robert Kezar F.H.A. F.H.A. Front row- Angie Limoges. Kandy KratocnvM, cnnsta Fickbohm, Tammy Sommer void. Paige Gubbrud Row 2- Lisa Thompson. Renee Ludwig. Gretchen Gubbrud. Sheryl Farley. Stephanie Boyer Row 3- Kate Buum. Kristin Limoges. Becky Solberg. Sheila Olsen. Annette Schoellerman. Alyson Ahlers, Titfany Boyer, Cherilyn Joseph Row 4- Julie Torkeison. Joelene Osterkamp. Kristin Seivert. Kitsy Kratochvi. Karla Schumacher. Cathy Peck. Shelly Feekes. Kristi Nygord Row 5- Lesley Ronning, Darcie Webster, Lisa Thompson. Connie Kroger. Ginger Wad- dell, Julie Spade. Kim Rogness. Tricia Lundberg. Lynette Schoellerman Bock row- Stacy Peterson. Kathie Brady. Tricia Treiber. Jill Lundberg, Renee Bouthilker. Lisa Peterson Not pictured- Gretchen Luttmonn. Mary Scott, Rochelle Talbott, Tricia Treiber. Genelle VonWyk. Barb Wegner With a goal of encouraging family com- munications, the Future Homemakers of America and Mrs. Larsen worked very hard on many individual and community activi- ties. Many F.H.A.er's presented A.A.E s at the district meeting, with 27 going on to the state meeting. The F.H.A. chapter re- presented A.H.S. very well and they should be proud of their activities. F H A OFFICERS Front row- Treas Jill Lundberg. Historian Julie Torkeison. St Council Rep Kate Buum. Sec Renee Bouthillier Back row- Vice-Pres Lisa Peterson. Librarian Connie Kroger. Reporter Lisa Thompson. Music Leader Jolene Osterkamp. Pres. Kim Rogness A-ClUB OFFICERS Sec Craig Treiber. Treas Jon St Pierre. Pres Mike Embrock, Vice-Pres Kim Wegner A- Club A-CLUB Front row- Darwm Sogn. Ed Williams. Mike Embrock. Jared St. Pierre Row 2- David Saugstod, Scott VanEgdom. Kim Wegner. Robert Kezar Row 3- Lance Joachim. Matt Newberg. Joe VanBallegooyen. Jeremy Solberg Row A Mike Seivert. Jeff Smith. Jon St Pierre, Bobby Schurman. Tobin SeBondt Row 5- David Fickbohm. Ryan Schurman. Mike Kezar. Shane Talbott Not Pictured- Wade Dreeszen. Nathan Grage. Wade Hartman. Troy Long. Doug Moller. Chris Powell. Craig Treiber. Shane Wood The A-Club, made up of all the boys who have lettered in athletics, began the year by electing their officers. With their leader- ship and Mr. Seivert's guidance, the A-Club ran the concession stand during the junior high tournaments. GAL Club GAL CLUB Front row- Kristin Limoges. Amy Wiberg. Darae Webster. Amy Numsen. Gretchen Gubbrud Row 2- Annette SchoeBerman, Kim Rogness, Kate Buum. Kathie Brady. Kristi Nygard, Tricio Treiber. Joiene Osterkamp. Kristin Seivert. Lisa Thompson Row 3- Juke Torkelson. Steph Boyer. Christa Fickbohm. RacheBe Toibott. Kandy KratochvB. Patti Jen- sen. Michele Hongslo. Renee Bouthiiier Back row- Ginger Waddell. Conme Kroger, Karla Schumacher. Lisa Peterson Early in the school year, the girls athletic letters winners met with their advisor. Miss Karen Bossman, to make plans for the year. Karla Schumacher, Kristi Nygard, and Connie Kroger were elected to lead the GAL Club. The girls worked in several concession stands to raise money and make 1987- 1988 a successful year for the GAL Club. GAL CLUB OFFICERS Vice-Pres Connie Kroger. Pres Kona Schumacher. Sec -Treas Kristi Nygard 23 Strike Up The Band For Another Year! J' J J' CONCERT BAND- Front row: Gretchen Luttmann, Kim Rog- ness, Gretchen Gubbrud, Darcie Webster, Sheryl Farley, Lisa Stuart. Hayley Johnson, Becky Solberg, Valerie Harris. Steph- anie Boyer, Christa Fickbohm. Row 2: Kristin Limoges. Jill Lundberg, Julie Torkelson, Kathie Brady, Angie Brown. Lisa Thompson. Jolene Osterkamp. Kristi Nygard. Angie Erickson, Lesley Ronning, Cherilyn Joseph. Alyson Ahlers, Angie Li- moges, Nic Hale; Row 3: Mary Scott. Annette Schoellerman. Shannon Carlson. Stacy Peterson, Connie Kroger. John An- derson, Jeff Smith, Tricia Lundberg, Michael Seivert, Kate Buum. Karla Schumacher; Row 4: Kristin Seivert. Paula Smith, Jeff Walz, Lisa Peterson. Patti Jensen, Paige Gubbrud, Julie Spade. Genelle VanWyk, Barb Wegner, Brian Anderson, Mike Kezar, Matt Luttmann, Bob Kezar; Back row Regan Ronning, Aaron Johnson, Kim Wegner, Matt Newberg. Re- nee Bouthillier, Joe VanBallegooyen. Chris Powell. Tammy Sommervold, Kandy Kratochvil. Sheila Olson. Lynette Schoellerman, Jeremy Solberg. Not pictured. Wade Hart- man Front row: Saxophone Quartet- Alyson Ahlers, Kristi Nygard. Lesley Ronning. Cherilyn Joseph; Back row: Flute trio- Sheryl Farley, Kim Rogness. Gretchen Luttmann, Brass trio- Kate Buum, Jer- emy Solberg. Michael Seivert. The flutes and trumpets keep spirit alive at a pep rally. JAZZ BAND: Front row: Shannon Carlson, Lesley Ronning, Kristi Nygard, Cherilyn Joseph. Alyson Ahlers, Kristin Limoges. Mike Kezar; Row 2: Kim Wegner, Jolene Osterkamp, Joe VanBalle- gooyen, Jeremy Solberg, Karla Schumacher, Lynette Schoellerman, Connie Kroger, Julie Tor- kelson. Back row: Kristin Seivert, Wade Hartman, Jeff Walz, Patti Jensen, Paige Gubbrud. Not pic- tured: Kate Buum. SOLOISTS: Front to back. Tammy Sommervold, Kandy Kratochvil. Karla Schumacher. Kristi Nygard, Gretchen Gubbrud, Mike Kezar, Jeff Walz. Kristin Seivert. Bob Ke- zar. Starting out the year by playing pep band music at games and pep rallies, the band also worked on some serious playing, The concert band performed at three con- certs throughout the year. They attended the region music contest at which three groups brought home l-ratings. They marched at Homecoming and also at the USD parade. The group made appearances at the Veteran's Day and Memorial Day programs and at Graduation. The jazz band performed well at both concerts and con- tests. The band earned money for an end of the year trip to see the Twins. “We got the beat! Front row: Flute duet- Gretchen Gubbrud. Dar- cie Webster. Trumpet duet- Julie Spade. Paige Gubbrud; Back row: Drum ensemble- Renee Bouthillier. Kim Wegner, Lisa Peterson. Matt New- berg. Joe VanBallegooyen. CLARINET CHOIR- Front to back: Julie Torkelson. Angie Brown. Jolene Osterkamp. Jill Lundberg, Kathie Brady, Connie Kroger, Annette Schoellerman, Kristin Li- moges, Michele Hongslo, Lisa Thompson. Front row: Flute duet- Kim Rogness, Gretchen Luttmann; Row 2: Saxo- phone duet- Kristi Nygard, Angie Erickson, Drum duet- Aaron Johnson, Regan Ronning; Back row: Trumpet quartet- Kristin Seivert, Paula Smith, Lisa 25 Peterson, Jeff Walz. Chorus Hits The Right Note! CHORUS: Front row- Rochelle Talbott, Stephanie Boyer, Gretchen Gubbrud, Becky Solberg, Mary Scott, Kandy Kratochvil, Kristi Nygard. Row 2- Cathy Peck, Tiffany Boyer, Annette Schoellerman, Kathie Brady, Lisa Thompson, Renee Ludwig, Tricia Treiber. Row 3- Jill Lundberg, Kate Buum, Paige Gubbrud, Shelly Feekes, Jolene Osterkamp, Kristin Seivert, Sonja Lerseth, Ginger Waddell. Row 4- Jared St. Pierre. Mike Seivert, Todd Chance, Aaron Brown. Mike Kezar, Mike Embrock, Jon St. Pierre. Jason Johnson. Row 5- Joe VanBallegooyen, Jeremy Solberg. Aaron Johnson, Troy Long, David Saugstad, David Fickbohm, Craig Treiber, Matt Newberg. Robert Kezar The Alcester High School chorus had a very busy year preparing for their concerts, the regional music contest, and the musical, Bye, Bye Birdie. Mrs. Connie Larsen, along with Karen Ites, a student teacher from USD, helped twelve soloists and six vocal groups prepare for the contest held at USD. Several groups brought home superior ratings, along with the Swing Choir which performed a medley called Surfin' USA. Many of the chorus members were also involved in the musical Bye, Bye Birdie which was put on in April. - ♦ 1987-88 was a very productive and fun-filled year for the chorus members and much was accom- plished. SWING CHOIR: Front row- Troy Long, Mike Embrock. Row 2- Sonja Lerseth, Kristi Nygard, Paige Gubbrud, Jolene Osterkamp, Kate Buum, Lisa Thompson. Ginger Waddell. Row 3- Jill Lundberg. Annette Schoellerman, Matt Newberg, Kathie Brady. Kandy Kratoch- vil. Row 4- Joe VanBallegooyen, Jeremy Solberg, David Saugstad. Craig Treiber. Wade Hartman. Aaron Johnson, Robert Kezar GIRLS SESTET: back to front- Jolene Osterkamp, Kristin Seivert, Kate Buum, Kristi Nygard, Kathie Brady, Jill Lundberg. SOLOISTS: front to back- Jolene Osterkamp, Kandy Kratochvil, Mary Scott. Gretchen Gubbrud. Row 2- Mike Kezar, Annette Schoellerman, Shelly Feekes. Row 3- Sonja Lerseth, Joe VanBallegooyen, Robert Kezar. Row 4- Kate Buum, Jeremy Solberg DUETS: Back to front- Kate Buum and Jill Lundberg, Sonja Lerseth and Shelly Feekes. BOYS QUARTET- Back to front; Craig Treiber, Troy Long, Matt Newberg, Joe VanBallegooyen. BOYS ENSEMBLE: Row 1- Jared St.Pierre, Jon St. Pierre. Jason Johnson. Row 2- Troy Long. Todd Chance, Mike Seivert. Wade Hartman. Row 3- Mike Kezar, Robert Kezar, Aaron Brown, Aaron Johnson. Back row- Jeremy Solberg. David Saugstad. David Fickbohm. Mike Em- brock, ACCOMPANISTS: Kristi Nygard, Jolene Osterkamp. Ginger Waddell, Gretchen Gubbrud. GIRLS ENSEMBLE: Front row- Becky Solberg, Sonja Ler- seth, Lisa Thompson. Row 2- Paige Gubbrud, Kandy Kratochvil, Tricia Treiber, Renee Ludwig. Row 3- Shelly Feekes, Rachelle Talbott, Steph Boyer, Mary Scott. Row 4- Annette Schoellerman, Gretchen Gubbrud. Back row- Tiffany Boyer. GUBBRUD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Karla and Jill. NHS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Kristi. Dave, Karla and Kristin. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY SCHOLARSHIP (Sr Citizens). WINNERS: Gretchen (Anonymous) '4 and Lisa HAMMITT AWARD WINNERS: Kate Buum, Jill Lundberg, Kristi Nygard. WILSON HYBRIDS SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT: Kim Rog- neas. HARRY LEE SCHOLARSHIPS: Paula Smith, Kim Rogness, Kristin Seivert. 28 BENJAMIN THOMPSON and NURSES SCHOLARSHIP: Renee Bouthil- lier. DR. SHORAGA SCHOLARSHIPS: Mike and Kim. ANDERSON MEMORIAL and AEA SCHOLAR- SHIPS: Kristin. AAA WINNERS- Front row: Stacy Peterson, Lisa Peterson, Kate Buum, Kristin Seivert, Gretchen Luttmann. Kim Rogness, Julie Torkelson; Row 2: Tricia Lundberg, Kandy Kra- tochvil, Paige Gubbrud, Gretchen Gubbrud, Kristi Nygard, Kathie Brady, Lisa Stuart, Christa Fickbohm, Steph Boyer, Sheryl Farley; Back row: Matt Luttmann, Jeff Walz, Jeremy Solberg, Dave Stuart. Scott VanEgdom. Kim Wegner, Kristin Limoges, Jill Lund- berg, Patti Jensen, Jeff Smith. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS: Rusty, Kim, Catina, Kate, Jill, Dave. Kristi, Karla. Gretchen, Kristin, Lisa. KEVIN PETERSON MEMORIAL AWARD: Regan Ron- ning. MATH CONTEST WINNERS: Kim Rogness, Gretchen Gubbrud. Gretchen Luttmann. Kim Wegner. Lyn- ette Schoellerman. COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Kristin Seivert, Kristi Nygard, Kim Rogness, Jill Lundberg, Gretchen Luttmann. LOIS MEADORS AWARD: Kim; MINNIE LARSON AWARD: Jett; HUGH O'BRIEN AWARD: Jeff. 29 fP. Jill and Kate proudly show off their creation. See Joe. See Joe sing. • s , i . Karla wants to be a Bea- ver - wouldn't you like to 32 be a Beaver too? Boppin' Bob bumps off another one! The Rogkinsen's Disease poster Lisa introduces her Homecoming date child. CLASS OF 1988 Class Motto We have grown together towards this moment; now, we depart as better individuals because of the experiences we've shared ' Class Colors Class Flower Burgandy and Silver ivory Rose tipped in Burgandy Tobin Shannon DeBondt Michael Jay Embrock Nathan Matthew Grage Michele Lauren Hongslo Patricia Jean Jensen Homecoming Memories ... 1987 Homecoming theme: Somewhere, Out There ... the Homecoming victory over Irene ... the senior float ... Queen Kathie Brady and King Dave Stuart Robert Michael Kezar Jason Harlow Johnson ... Senior Class Rap We are the seniors, a studly crew and we are here to do a rap for you. We're the finest class in A.H.S. Yes, it's true, we must confess The Cubs play the Cards tonight you see. We're gonna have a Homecoming victory! Jill Marie Lundberg Gretchen Lynne Luttmann Kristi Kay Nygard Clint Larry Nyreen So com© on out and watch the Cubs tonight 'Cuz those good or boys are outta sight The Class of '88 is proud to say, We hope you enjoyed our rap today. S-E-N-l-O-R-S Seniors, Seniors We're the best! Oy! Lisa Michelle Peterson David Douglas Saugstad Kimberley Jill Rogness Pierre Memories ... ... leaving at 4:00 a.m. (Or as soon as Kristin woke up!) ... the freezing bus ride ... getting locked out of the bus ... taking a picture by the Happy Chef in -50° windchill Karla Gerise Schumacher Kristin Leigh Seivert Paula Jean Smith David Alan Stuart Scott Alan VanEgdom Greg Allen Swanson Kim Eugene Wegner Joseph Alan VanBallegooyen Edward Oliver Williams More Memories ... ... 1988 Sweetheart theme: Like the Wind ... the girls basketball team winning districts for the first time ... both the girls and boys basketball teams going to regions ... the boys basketball team winning the Tri-Valley Conference ... Jason and his Scooby Doo lunchbox making it through twelve years to- gether ... flannel friends, Beowulf and Grendel Stomper, pix- alated, frippery and other Adventures in English Litera- ture ... our favorite quote: the Class of '88 is the class that makes English Lit fun! Mr. Alan Hall ... all of the friendships we've made through the years Seniors Of '88 We are the seniors, a studly crew; this is what we did the whole year through. Besides writing a class rap, the seniors also wrote their class motto and picked their graduation colors and flower. With the help of Mr. Hall, they raised money to go on a senior trip through con- cession stands, pie sales, and car washes. Karla Schumacher and Ed Williams were elected to represent the seniors on the student council. In all, the seniors had a very exciting year and one they'll never forget! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer Kim Wegner, Secretary Renee Bouthillier, President Dave Stuart, Vice-President Scott VanEgdom. Feivel and the senior class pose for a picture on the senior float. The seniors observed Flat Day '87! A Happy Chef convention at A.H.S.!?! Single-living class members Greg Swanson, Scott VanEgdom, Jason Johnson, Clint Nyreen. David Saug- stad, Lance Anderson. Nathan Grage, Tobin DeBondt. The rappin' seniors perform their class rap at the downtown pep rally. Oylll 33 Juniors Have A Successful Year! 34 Laramie Anderson Tiffany Boyer Angie Brown Wade Dreeszen Angie Erickson Shelley Feekes David Fickbohm Grefchen Gubbrud Wade Hartman Michael Kezar Kitsy Kratochvil Connie Kroger Kristin Limoges Troy Long Renee Ludwig Doug Moller Matt Newberg Jolene Osterkamp Cathy Peck Chris Powell Jon-Paul St. Pierre Annette Schoellerman Lynette Schoellerman Mary Scott Darwin Sogn Becky Solberg Lisa Thompson Julie Torkelson Craig Treiber Tricia Treiber Jeff Walz Lee Westphal JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS- President Jeff Walz, Secretary Julie Torkelson. Vice-President Wade Dreeszen. and Treasurer Kristin Limoges. The junior class was very busy during 1987-1988 working on many different projects. Under the guidance of their class ad- visors, Miss Landt and Mrs. McKellips, the juniors planned and decorated for the junior-senior prom. Some of the Class of '89's fundraisers included a dance, a pie sale, conces- sion stands, and the annual magazine drive. Doug Moller, Jolene Osterkamp, and Darwin Sogn were elected by their classmates to represent them on the Student Council. The other junior offi- cers were President Jeff Walz, Vice- President Wade Dreeszen, Secretary Julie Torkelson, and Treasurer Kristin Li- moges. The juniors worked very hard and had a lot of fun throughout the year. JUNIOR HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS- Troy Long and Jolene Osterkamp. Class Of 1989 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 Robert Schurman Michael Seivert Jett Smith Wade Steeneck Lisa Stuart Genelle Van Wyk Carla Ver Mulm Mike Waack Ginger Waddell Class of Darcie Webster Amy Wiberg Shane Wood 1990 36 Sophomores Learn Responsibility The sophomores started out the year by electing class officers and selecting Aaron Johnson and Tricia Lundberg as Student Coun- cil representatives. The Class of 1990 spent their time involved in many activities. Ordering and receiving their class rings, participation in the Homecoming and Sweetheart programs, decorating tables for dances, serving as prom waiters and wait- resses, earning money by working in conces- sion stands and decorating the stage for graduation highlighted the sophomores' schedule. Mr Koenig served as class advisor throughout the year. £ Sheila Olson and Sheryl Farley celebrate Christmas. Four sophomores perform their class skit “Cubs at the Homecoming program. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President-Matt Luttmann. Treasurer-Stacy Peter- son. Vice President-Jeff Smith and Secretary-Lesley Ronning. SOPHOMORE HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS: Aaron Johnson and Ginger Waddell. Sophomores Stacy Peterson, Lesley Ronning, Cherilyn Joseph and Lisa Stuart dress up for “Weird Wednesday during Homecoming Week. 37 Freshmen Begin Journey Through A.H.S. Jason Albers Lance Allen John Anderson Bryan Blake Bryan Bouthillier Stephanie Boyer Aaron Brown Calhoun Carlisle Todd Chance Christa Fickbohm Angie Glenn Charles Green Paige Gubbrud Nic Hale Shane Hummel Lance Joachim Hayley Johnson Thad Kiewel Brian Klemme Kandy Kratochvil Sonja Lerseth Angie Limoges Dean Moller Jody Numsen Jim Paulson Greg Pigman Jared St. Pierre Ryan Schurman Jeremy Solberg Tammy Sommervold L Julie Spade Wendell Steeneck Rachelle Talbott Stacy Twedt Steve VanEgdom Barb Wegner Scott Williams HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS: Steve VanEgdom and Angie Li- moges. The freshmen began their journey through A.H.S. by electing officers and student council representatives, Lance Joachim and Angie Li- moges. The freshmen also worked in many concession stands to raise money. The Class of 1991, under the guid- ance of their class advisor, Mr. Bauer, the freshmen decorated tables for dances and made the A which was burned during homecoming week. The freshmen are sure to have three more fun years at A.H.S.! FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-President Steve VanEgdom, Treasurer Greg Pigman, Secretary Jim Paulson, President Kandy Kratochvil. The freshmen show their spirit at the downtown pep rally. Calhoun taste tests Tammy's pie. 39 Junior High Gets Involved 8th GRADE: Row 1- Amy Akland, Susie Scott, Anne Smith, Deb Boyer, Catina Quick. Row 2- Kim Keiser, Erica Olsen, Kathy Limoges, Tami Dominesse, Nicole Larson, Susan Smith. Row 3- Kari Hagen, Anthony Anderberg, Ronnie Gray, Todd Schlup, Matt Saugstad. Back row- Chris Brady, Walter Jensen, Carl Smith, Allen Albers! Shawn Drown, Shane Talbott, Rusty Lenners. Not pictured, Amy Harris. 7th GRADE: Front row- John Osterkamp, Steve Crawford, Joe Carlson, Tim Huenink, Josh Serck, Jenny Limoges, Teresa Gross, Mindy Johnson. Row 2- Dawn Snedeker, Meghan Walsh, Mischa Ludwig, Alia Albers. Row 3- Shayne Ludwig, Tiffany Larson, Kendra Cole, Janelle Joachim. Row 4- Chris Safer, Ken VanBallegooyen, Troy Rasmussen, Mindi Hum- mel. Row 5- Tonya Powell, Erick Reiss, Connie Waddell, Rodney Hem- mingson, Matt Homandberg. 40 These jr. high students got into the spirit of homecoming week. The junior high students became very involved in school activities this year. Many students took part in band, boys or girls bas- ketball, football, wres- tling, track, or cheerlead- ing as extra curricular ac- tivities. This year a new program was started in the junior high. The Union County Peaceofficers sponsored a citizenship award which was given to a junior high student who had been nominated by a teacher on the basis of his positive attitude, school pride, and actions towards oth- ers. The junior high worked very hard to make 1987- 88 a good year! 8th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM- Front row: Amy Harris, Susie Scott. Back row: Nicole Larson, Kari Hagen, Tami Dominesse, Kathy Limoges. Susan Smith. JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM- Front row: Josh Serck, Chris Safer. Row 2: Coach Koenig, Ron Gray. Matt Homandberg, Steve Crawford, Rusty Lenners. Row 3: Shawn Drown, Todd Schlup. Back row- Ken VanBallegooyen. Nathan Solberg. 7th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM- Front row: Heather Thompson. Andrea Saugstad, Rachel Hakl, Cindy Dominesse. Row 2: Rachel Saugstad, Sheila Gardener, Korby Kratochvil, Charly Boyer, Audra Kezar. Row 3: Janelle Jo- achim. Teresa Gross. Jenny Limoges. Mindi Hummel. Back row: Tiffany Larson. Connie Waddell, Dawn Snedeker, Mindy Johnson. Meghan Walsh. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM- Front row: Ryan Johnson, Todd Schlup, Matt Saugstad, Shane Talbott, Shawn Drown, Rusty Lenners, Ron Gray, Chris Brady. Luke Serck, Matt Brigle. Row 2: Craig Winquist, Chris Safer. Paul Smith. Carl St. Pierre, Paul Luttmann. Jeremy Brady, Brian Wells, Brian Limoges, Chad Williams, Shayne Ludwig, Stave Crawford, Ken VanBallegooyen. Luke Brown, John Osterkamp, Tim Huenink. Nathan Solberg, Jeff Keiser, Matt Homandberg, Not pictured: Josh Serck. 41 Alcester Elementary School Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Jake Hughes, Nicole Jurrens. Anna Jervik, Bethany Groon; ROW 2: Jamie Lis- ton. Rick Carlson, Jessica Hammitt, Tara Peters, Sara Heiman; BACK ROW: Colin McKellips, Greg Kleinhans, Jamie VonHa- gel, Justin Scott. Absent: Nolan Johnson. Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Sean Cole- man. Leslie Fickbohm, Nikki Kellen, Benji Solem; ROW 2: Paige Heeren, Val Lappegard. Erik Sommer- void; ROW 3: Amanda Kendall. Karen Kezar, John Haverhals. Justin Winquist, BACK ROW: Adam Hofer. Amber Beeler, Aaron Johnson. 42 1st Grade FRONT ROW Megan Frye. Laura Limoges. Jason Jager. Nichole Erickson. Michael Jorgensen. Rita Thompson. Shelli Eden, Renae Steeneck ROW 2: Angela Pres- ton. Sara Homandberg. Kyla Hongsto. Trocie Zweifet. Jessica Bern. John Gates. Amy Per singer. Karen Zwetfel. Jessica Hughes. ROW 3: John Paulson. Tara John- son. Tim Peters, Nicholas Fick- bohm. Brian Larsen. Danny Jervik, Jesse Duncan, Melissa Verros. Jill Akland. Laura Evan son. Eric Haug- land, BACK ROW Ryan Huenmk. Jason Reppe. Karen Sc hr eur. Kelly Ahart. Kent Duncan. Tiffany Harders. John Sommervold. Heather Wetrosky. Alicia Olson. Scott Johnson. Jesse Stringer. Adam St Pierre Absent Amanda Drown. BJ Jorgensen 2nd Grade FRONT ROW Joshua Mourny. Mi- chele Limoges. Jesse Voss. Katie VanEngen, Payne Alen. Sheryl Johnson, Jennifer Holthe. Sarah Nuss-Warren. Lori Brown. Sarah Ba- ker ROW 2 Ashley Johnson. Tony Harris, Jufce Joachim. Sara Thomp- son. David Hodgson. Darcie Drees- zen. Anrve Wilson. Katie Anderson. Greg VanWyk. ROW 3: Desiree Car tele, Esther Gubbrud, Lonnie Johnson, Rebecca Ronnmg. Scott Embrock. Annie VanBaUegooyen. Jesse Jones. Nathan Groon. Kama Johnson. Travis Dominesse; BACK ROW Ross Sailor. Anna Albers. Jeremiah Nison. Chuck Milage, Tylese Pearson. Joshua Lerseth. Paul Lundberg. Matt Seivert. Josh- ua Wnquist. Heath Heiman. Ab- sent Kevin BJouth. T'rn Feekes 3rd Grade FRONT ROW Jaclyn Hughes. Sheila Zweifel. Peter Broadwel. Tina Lias. Vongmala Teso. Abby Peterson. Kellie Lappegard; ROW 2: Jule Ol- son. Philip Serck. Darren Larsen. Matt Jorgensen. Doug Hale. Na- than Reiss. Jamie Verros, Kristi Wie- kamp. Kristen Peterson ROW 3 Kelly Reppe. Corey Pearson, Josh- ua Hofer. Jeremy Feekes. Seamus Walsh. Andy John. Christopher Hongsto. Nick Sorlie. Kyle Stene. Matt Carlson. Derrick Kingma, BACK ROW Kimberly Huenink, Stephanie Jurgensen. Kent Kroger. Luke Limoges. Tim Vanderham. Eric Sotoerg. Jason Thompson. Ed Ness. Emily Haugland, Corey Hughes. Rochelle Wetrosky 43 4th Grade FRONT ROW: Crystal Win- quist, Kelly Moore, Mark Walz. Kari Schurman, Karid Bros©, Cheri Lappe- gard; ROW 2: Wynette Heeren, Tami Verros, Tris- ten Larson, Heidi Cole- man. Luke Johnson. Ni- chole Saugstad. Tiffany Glenn; BACK ROW: Sarah Jones, Jenny VanBalle- gooyen, Michael Harders, Brent Wielenga, Jeremy Scott. 5th Grade FRONT ROW Susie Anderson. Kelly Pigman, Jeremy Limoges, Bounth- emie Moumy. Jeremie Johnson. Mike Keiser. Jeremy Kjose. Craig VanEngen. Sopith Teso. Jason Preslon; ROW 2; TJ Winquisl, Jenny Jurgen sen, Rhonda Barnes. Kim- berly Mangus, Chad Cole. Evan Schurman. Rachel Hedeen. Tanya Peterson. Sarah luttmonn, Ryan Sailor, ROW 3 Jeff Peters, Andy Blauth. Katie Set vert, Tina Lund- berg. Helen Schumacher. Brenna Walsh. Matt Klemme. Amy Peter- son. Rhonda Olson. John Schempp. Chad Hoi the, BACK ROW Cindy Dominrsse. Heather Wielenga. David Smith. Brandon Peterson. Joshua Harvey. Laura Akfand. Sara Keiser. Jenny Evan- son. Rolf Gubbrud, Jason Bossman, Katie Reiss. Katie Huenink Absent Traci Kiewei 44 6th Grade FRONT ROW Ryan Johnson. Andy Broad well, Jeremy Brady. Sysouda Teso. Carl St Pierre. Shawna Gardner; ROW 2 Angie Moore. Val Rorming. Stacey Johnson. An- drea Saugstad. Heather Thomp- son, Brian Limoges. Travis Stene. Paul Smith. ROW 3. Luke Brown, Craig Winquist, Paul Luttmonn, Jeff Keiser. Chad Wlams. Juke Man- gus. Gretchen Lerseth. Brian Wells, Racheal Saugstod; BACK ROW Nathan Solberg. Shelly Albe.s. Kristy Glenn. Korby Kratochvi. Kari Kiewei. Courtney Harvey, Audra Kezar. Matt Briggle. Kely Scott. Mindie Carlson. Absent Charly Boyer. Rachel Hakl. Hudson Attendance Center K-1st-2nd FRONT ROW: Mark Bidne, Dustin Sohl, Matt Hansen, Tony VandeMore. Aman- da Larson; ROW 2: Emily Haverhals, Joanna Ver- Mulm, Justin Gray, Chris- topher Homandberg, Carissa Christiansen; ROW 3: Heidi Larson, Daniel VandeMore. Candice Ra- dack. Craig Wilson, Shanna Dunnam. Jenny Horner. Amber Simmon- son, Mark Haverhals. Kara Schlup; BACK ROW: Allen Langfeldt, Eric Brown. Amanda Westphal, Rhonda Wegner, Michael Bidne, Robbie Simmon- son. Carey VanEgdom, Amanda Wilson, Absent: Scott Spade. Corey Scott. 3rd-4th- 5th-6th FRONT ROW: Samantha Westphal, Danielle Haver- hals, Nicholas Blake. Adam VandeMore; ROW 2: Michael Schlup. Luke Serck. Michael Gray. Jeff Cole. Matt Bidne, Michael Homandberg, Mary Serck; BACK ROW: Krystal Turner, Nicholas Haver- hals, Leah Haverhals, Dion Schaaf, Mark Sohl, Eric Langfeldt, Melissa Ver- Mulm, Kari Cole. Teachers Start Students Brenda Akland Bobette Anderson Chapter I Director Third Grade Diana Anderson First Grade David Broadwell 5 6 Math and Science Bonnie DeBondt Special Education Linda Farley First Grade Vera Horner Hudson 5 8c 6 Kevin Kelley Speech Anthony Lanning 58c 6 Cathy Neuharth Third Grade 46 On Pathway To Success Jack Bauer History Karen Bossman Jr. High Math and Science Rita Burke Special Education Robert Carlson Art Alan Hall Guidance, English Mary Horst Jr. High Reading Jerry Joachim English Barry Kelley History Bill Koenig Math and Computer Glenn Kroger Science Linda Landt Business Christi Larsen Home Economics Connie Larsen Music David Larsen Band Deb McKellips Librarian High School Administration- Principal Jerry Joachim, Busi- ness Manager Donowan Larson, Secretary Kaleen Voeltz, Superintendent Don Zingler School Board- Dana Wilson, Jerry Kratochvil, Donn Larson, Charles Haugland, Harold Ronning, James St. Pierre. Tracy Homandberg. 1987 1988 A L H C U E D S S T 0 E N R Elementary Aides- Front row: Kevin Jacob. Lorna Peterson. Back Row: Tracy Saugstad, Marilyn Newberg, Marge Eilers, Ruth Lind. Pat Thompson, Gladys Johnson, Julie Blauth. S T A F F 48 Alcester-Hudson Elementary Administration- Principal Da Solberg. Secretary Robin Haugland. Hudson Staff- Jan VerMulm, Gerald Stoffel, Darlene Stoffe Cindy Scott, Mavis Hansman. Alcester Cooks- Front row: Head Cook Donna Schoelle? man, Joan Osterkamp, Mary Trudeau, Inez Holthe. Row2i Esther Berg, La Vila Johnson. Alcester Custodians- Daryl Fickbohm. Orville Embroc Carlyle Hagen. Cubs Win District 6 Championship 1987 CUB BASKETBALL TEAM- Front row: Student Manager Alyson Ahlers, Darcie Webster, Kristin Limoges, Lisa Thompson, Student Manager Michele Hongslo, Row 2: Coach Koenig, Kate Buum, Tricia Treiber, Amy Wiberg, Julie Torkelson, Coach Bossman; Row 3: Jolene Osterkamp, Connie Kroger, Karla Schumacher, Ginger Waddell, Kristin Seivert. 50 CUB SCOREBOARD Cubs Team Them 44 Jefferson 47 42 Harrisburg 65 55 Garretson 69 62 Centerville 48 57 Elk Point 35 36 Wakonda 81 76 Chester 36 59 Parker 49 5th Tri-Valley Tr. 40 Irene 48 73 Marion 62 54 Viborg 62 43 Baltic 63 50 Hurley 76 91 Gayville-Volin 54 48 Viborg 60 55 Beresford 47 1st District Tr. v —-J Senior forward Kristin Seivert lays it in for two more. « _ ' Junior forward Jolene Osterkamp looks to pass. Junior guard Kristin Li- Junior guard Tricia Treiber moges starts a fast goes in for a lay-up. break, The 1987 Girls Cub Basketball team will go down in history as being the first ever to bring home a District Championship. Not only was history made when the team won the Dis- trict 6 Title, but many individual and school records were broken along the way. With a season record of 11-11 and a conference record of 3-4, the girls' hard work really paid off. Besides winning districts, the Cubs also won the Consolation Cham- pionship in the Conference for the third straight year, advanced to re- gions and broke twenty-six old re- cords. All of these added up to an unforgettable year for the coaches, the players and the fans. Leading the team spirit this year were the senior tri-captains Kate Buum, Karla Schumacher and Kristin Seivert, Named to the Tri-Valley All Conference Team was Kristin Sei- vert; Tricia Treiber received Honor- able Mention. Dedication and spirit were the keys to the team's winning season. Senior forward Kate Buum tries tor two points. Senior center Karla Schumacher in a jump shot for two. 1987 CUB BASKETBALL B-TEAM: Front row: Christa Fickbohm, Darcie Web- ster; Row 2. Kandy Kratochvil, Valerie Harris, Amy Wiberg, Stephanie Boyer; Back row: Angie Limoges. Amy Numsen, Coach Bossman, Julie Spade, Barb Wegner. The Cubs play deadly defense on their opponents. 51 The Cubs battle for the rebound. Football Team Kicks Off A Great Year! Cubs Them 20 Chester 32 6 Centerville 52 6 Wakonda 42 28 Parker 20 14 Irene 8 8 Viborg 34 30 Hurley 20 32 Gayville-Volin 22 After the agony of defeat, the Cub football team experienced the thrill of victory as the hours of hard work in practice finally paid off. The season ended with a re- cord of 4-4, and many records were shattered throughout the football season. Also contributing to the success of the year was the naming of Mike Embrock, Robert Kezar, and Kim Wegner to C'mon Kim, let's do the twist! the all-conference team, with Craig Treiber receiving Honorable Mention. Kim Wegner was also named to the Coaches' Associ- ation All-State team and to the Argus Leaders' Elite-45, to which Mike Embrock was named Honor- able Mention. The six seniors and Coaches Jo- achim and Seivert should be proud of their accomplishments throughout the season. CUB FOOTBALL TEAM: Front row- Nic Hale, Dean Moller, Scott Williams, Ryan Schurman. Row 2- Steve VanEgdom, Lance Joachim, Doug Moller, Mike Seivert, Jared St.Pierre, Bryan Bouthillier. Todd Chance. Row 3- Matt Luttmann, Bobby Schurman. David Fickbohm, Jon-Paul St.Pierre, Troy Long, Wade Dreeszen, Aaron Johnson. Row 4- Coach Seivert, Joe VanBallegooyen, Ed Williams, Mike Embrock. Darwin Sogn, Aaron Brown. Coach Joachim. Row 5- Jeremy Solberg, Matt Newberg, Craig Treiber, Kim Wegner, Nathan Grage, Robert Kezar, Mike Kezar. 0 €= ••• 52 5 v: 0 0 V: if; 0 SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS: 76 Robert Kezar. 77 Kim Wegner. 56 Nathan Grage. 10 Joe VanBallegooyen. 21 Mike Embrock. 78 Ed Williams. CUB FOOTBALL % The goal line is in sight as Craig rushes for another six points. pass. Cubs score another touchdown in their victory over Hurley. V: • _ Vs V 53 Cubs Win Tri-Valley Conference Title 1987-1988 CUB BASKETBALL TEAM: Mike Embrock, Doug Moller. Joe VanBallegooyen, Kim Wegner, Jeremy Solberg, Matt Newberg. Scott VanEgdom, Shane Hummel, Craig SENIORS: Kim Wegner, Scott VanEgdom, Mike Embrock, Joe VanBallegooyen. Not pictured: Clint Nyreen. Treiber, Jeff Smith, Jon St.Pierre, Michael Seivert, Tocfc Chance, Not pictured: Clint Nyreen. Junior guard Doug Moller dribbles around the defense. 54 1987-1988 B-TEAM: Aaron Johnson, Todd Chance, Wade Dreeszen, Jeremy Solberg, Shane Hummel, Matt Luttmann, Jeff Smith, Troy Long, Michael Seivert, Lance Joachim. No pictured: Thad Kiewel, Steve VanEgdom. Senior center Kim Wegner outsmarts the de- fense and shoots for two. Senior Scott VanEgdom aims for the basket. Junior forward Craig Treiber performs the per- fect jump shot. The Alcester Cubs 1987-1988 basketball team had a very suc- cessful season, finishing with a 15-6 record, including a perfect 7-0 in Tri-Valley Conference play. This was the first time that the Cubs have taken the title. The Cubs placed five squad members on the All-Conference team. Matt Newberg and Craig Treiber were named to the Hon- CUB SCOREBOARD Cubs Team Them 48 West Sioux 50 59 Garretson 64 63 Centerville 57 67 Akron-Westfield 56 64 Wakonda 46 62 Baltic 51 56 Parker 43 7th Tri-Valley Tr. 63 Irene 61 81 Jefferson 63 71 Viborg 68 57 Harrisburg 55 54 Hurley 41 83 Gayville-Volin 78 44 Beresford 42 51 Elk Point 46 2nd District Tr. orable Mention list, while Doug Moller, Scott VanEgdom and Kim Wegner were named All- Conference selections. Scott also received 1st Team Class A State Honors as chosen by the S.D. Sportswriters Ass'n. The B- team also had a successful sea- son with a 15-3 record. The coaches were Jack Bauer and Mike Seivert. Junior guard Jon St.Pierre lays in an- other two. Junior forward Matt Newberg shows off his Senior forward Scott VanEgdom super-duper dribbling skills for the defense. struts his stuff! Pins, Wins and Takedowns are Wrestlers' Goals 1987-1988 WRESTLING TEAM- Front row: Matt Saugstad. Back row: Laramie Anderson. Bob Kezar. Mike Kezar. David Shane Talbott. John Osterkamp, Tim Huenik; Row 2: Ryan Fickbohm. David Saugstad. Not pictured: Nathan Grage, Schurman. Jared St.Pierre, Wade Hartman, Shane Wood; Bobby Schurman, Troy Rasmussen. 56 David and his opponent engage in a game of Twister. Jared St.Pierre, a freshman, was the only Cub to advance to the State Tournament. Shan© makes everything look so easy! The wrestling team, led by the three seniors and coached by Mr. Kelley, worked throughout the year to reach their goals. The 16 mem- bers of the squad, 7 of which let- tered, ended with a 4-13 record. Three wrestlers, Shane Talbott, Shane Wood and Jared St.Pierre each had 20 wins for the season. The Cubs qualified six wrestlers for regions; and one, Jared St.Pierre, advanced to the state tournament. Nathan gets ready to pull a fancy move on his opponent. Cubs Them 16 Harrisburg 49 18 Parker 45 35 Elk Point 30 35 Marion 28 22 Garretson 40 33 Parker 27 26 Scotland-Menno 42 20 Harrisburg 31 34 Parker 36 41 S.F. Lincoln 26 1 27 Elk Point 30 17 Akron-Westfield 47 12 Harrisburg 54 27 Lennox 42 30 Beresford 36 21 West Central 40 21 West Lyon 45 —■HW ML 1 m This is no time to take a nap, Shane! Shane takes a moment to figure out his strategy. 57 Volleyball Team Sets Up For A Great Year! The 1987-1988 Cub volleyball team set, bumped, and spiked their way to a successful season. Under the leader- ship of Head Coach Karen Bossman and Assistant Coach Pat Thompson, the Lady Cubs worked very hard dur- ing their practices and matches. The girls constantly learned new skills and improved on old ones. The team was led by four seniors, Michele Hongslo, Patti Jensen, Lisa Pe- terson, and Kristin Seivert. They were joined by four other varsity players and eleven junior varsity players. 1988 was a very fun-filled and suc- cessful year for the Cub volleyball team! VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM- Front to back: Mi- chele Hongslo, Coach Bossman, Amy Wiberg, Tricla Treiber, Connie Kroger. Lisa Peterson, Kristin Seivert, Patti Jensen, and Gretchen Gubbrud. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM- Front to back: Cherilyn Joseph, Tammy Sommervold, Lisa Stuart. Lesley Ronning. Lynette Schoellerman. Paige Gubbrud, Sheila Olsen, Sonja Lerseth. Darcie Webster, Angie Glenn. Stacy Peterson. Volleyball Scoreboard Cubs Them 0 SDSD SFC 2 0 Hurley 2 0 Viborg 2 0 Viborg 2 1 Lennox JV 2 2 Freeman 0 1 Hurley 2 0 Avon 2 0 Jefferson 2 0 Elk Point 2 0 Jefferson 2 0 Parker 2 SDSD SFC 2 SENIOR VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS- Left ro right: Patti Jensen, Kristin Seivert, Michele Hongslo, and Lisa Peterson. Cubs Sprint Towards Success 1988 TRACK TEAM- Front row: Michael Seivert, Wad© Hart- St.Pierre, Bob Kezar, Coach Seivert. Not pictured: Todd man, Lance Joachim; Back row: David Fickbohm, Mike Chance. Jared St.Pierre. Embrock, Kim Wegner, Craig Treiber, Jeff Smith, Jon Flying feet are the symbol for track, and that was appropri- ate for the 1988 team. Led by three seniors, Mike Embrock, Robert Kezar, and Kim Wegner, the team placed well at the meets they participat- ed in. Jon St.Pierre was the only trackster to qualify for the State Meet held in Flandreau. Jon ran the 200 meter dash at the meet and he should be very proud of his accomplish- ments. Most valuable player awards were given to Jon St.Pierre, sprinter and most improved; Kim Wegner, field events; and Todd Chance, distance events. Mr. Seivert and the twelve boys out for track have reason to be proud of the way in which they represented Alces- ter. 60 Three seniors led the team: Kim Wegner, Mike Embrock, Robert Kezar. Jon St.Pierre advanced to the State Meet. FIELD EVENTS. David Fickbohm, Michael Seivert, Jeff Smith, Kim Wegner. Craig Treiber. Robert Kezar. 1-2-3 Jump! 61 Girls Track” Down A Successful Season! GIRLS TRACK TEAM- Front row: Rene© Ludwig, Kandy Kratochvil, Karla Schumacher, Teresa Gross, Connie Kroger, Kristi Limoges, Tricia Treiber. Row 2: Angie Limoges, Christa Fickbohm, Janelle Joachim, Lisa Peterson. Back row: Steph Boyer, Kristin Seivert, Kitsy Kratochvil, Tami Dominisse, Kathy Limoges, SPRINTERS- Bottom: Tami Dominisse. Connie Kroger. Kathy Limogea. Angie Limoges. Top: Kandy Kratochvil. Lisa Peterson. Kristi Limoges. Tricia Treiber Girls' Track 1988 LONG DISTANCE: Kristin Seivert, Janelle Joachim, Karla Schumacher, Karla Schumacher, Steph Boyer, Christa Fickbohm, Teresa Gross, Renee Ludwig. Whether it was field events, relays, or dis- tance events, the girls track team excelled during the 1988 season. Coach Bossman led the girls to a second place finish in the Tri-Valley Conference meet. The freshmen girls team placed first in their conference meet. The three senior tracksters, Lisa Peterson, Karla Schumacher, and Kristin Seivert, pro- vided leadership for the younger team members. Most Valuable Player awards were given at the end of the season. Field event MVP was Kristin Seivert; Distance MVP was Karla Schumacher; Tami Dominisse received Sprint MVP and Most Improved. The girls worked very hard in their prac- tices throughout the year, and their efforts paid off as 1988 proved to be a successful year for the Lady Cubs. SENIORS: Lisa Peterson, Karla Schumacher, Kristin Seivert. RELAYS: Connie Kroger, Karla Schumacher, Christa Fickbohm, Janelle Joachim. Tere- sa Gross, Kristi Limoges, Tricia Treiber, Lisa Peterson, Kathy Limoges, Tami Dominisse. Karla speeds off in her relay. 1-2-3-4 Cheerleaders Make Spirits Soar! With the help of Mrs. Burke, the new cheerleading advisor, the cheerleaders had a great year adding pep and spirit to the games. The cheerleaders were very busy making post- ers, leading pep rallies, and sparking the crowd's enthusi- asm for the games. A new way of selecting the cheerleaders was used this year. USD cheerleaders came to the school and judged tryouts. This was a new exper- ience for the girls and proved to be successful in building a superior squad. GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Kim Rogness. Renee JV GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Gretchen Gubbrud, Hayley Johnson, Bouthillier, Kristi Nygard, Kathie Brady. Jody Numsen, Annette Schoellerman. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Jolene Osterkamp, Julie Torkelson, Kristin Limoges, Kate Buum. GBB cheerleaders cheer for a team effort of 7 Fights. BOYS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Kristin Limoges, Jolene Osterkamp, Gretchen Gubbrud. Lisa Thompson. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Rachelle Talbott, Christa Fickbohm, Kandy Kratochvil. Not pictured: Amy Num- sen. JV BOYS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Angie Limoges. Alyson Ahlers, Sheryl Farley. It's football players against wrestlers in a game of Win, Lose or Draw! The JV cheerleaders inspire the crowd with I had a little rooster! Runners Star In Cross Country At AHS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Wade Smith, Walter Jensen, Jeff Smith, Andy Broad well. David Saugstad. Wade pushes it to the limit as he nears the finish line. 'A mm U - mm r v Walter runs to win! Jeff gives it all he's got! 66 These four senior girls worked really hard at the Alcester meet! Senior team. Although the 1987 Cross Country team was small in numbers, that did not stop the members from working hard and doing their best. The five mem- bers, under coach Glenn Kroger, attend- ed eight meets during David Saugstad led the '87 the season. The team brought home a 1st at the Canton meet where Wade was 2nd and Jeff was 4th. They placed 4th at the Al- cester, Baltic and Bon- Homme meets. David Saugstad qualified to advance to regions. 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Dodgers 4) Miami Dolphins Minnesota Vikings Time of My Life Wait Pour Some Sugar On Me She's Like the Wind Don't Mean Nothin' Song 1) Patrick Swayze 2) Tom Selleck Tom Cruise 3) Mel Gibson Actor t) Richard Marx 2) Whitney Houston 3) Randy Travis 4) Hank Williams, Jr. 5) Sammy Haggar Singer TV Show 1) Knots Landing 2) Growing Pains 3) ALF 4) Cheers 5) thirtysomething Food 1) Pizza 2) Taco Salad 3) Lasagna Ice Cream Steak Actress 1) Jennifer Gray Kelly McGillis Molly Ringwald 4) Kathleen Turner Cybil Shepard M A S H Hogan's Heroes Leave it to Beaver Little House on the Prairie Gilligan's Islands Rerun AC DC Def Leppard Chicago Huey Lewis and the News Bon Jovi Group F A V 0 R I T E S 0 F 1 9 8 8 Alcester Feed And Grain Anderson Implement Deutz Allis Box 67 Alcester, S.D. 57001 (605) 954-2698 Feed, Grain, Fertilizer, Chemicals Doug Thompson 605-934-2540 Manager Alcester Medical Clinic Gerard Bouthillier, PA Fresh Frozen Meat Products IHfcU, (fllfrtnlrunrti, JLjmiglfliit) Phone (605) 934-2460 ATTORWCYl AT LAW Branch Office P.O.Box 97 Rt.l.Box 128 Alcester. 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Building Center Hudson, SD i 984-2417 I Hudson, SD Phone: 984-2014 Chuck Smith, Mgr. Torkelson And Son Clover Farm Groceries Village Cafe Hudson's Best Hamburgers Phone—984-2130 Hudson, S.D. 57034 Hudson, S.D. 57034 Phone—984-2662 Contributors Akron Booth Drug Akron Grain Co. Barwick Implement Brown Sales of Akron Dirks Motor Co. Coast to Coast Jerry's Jewelry Smart Shop TV Shop The Unique VerHoef Chevrolet-Olds, Inc. Alcester Hudson A Cut Above Alcester Union Alkota Cleaning Systems Clover Farm Corner Cafe Lincoln-Union Electric Bill's Bar Fullenkamp Drug Hudson Feed and Grain The Hudsonite Hudson Locker Stubb's Barber Shop Village Bowl Vermillion Hawarden Zimmerman Hardware Blinde Floral 1987 LANDMARK TREATY — Ronald Reagan and Soviet head of state Mikhail Gorbachev begin the first of three days of summit talks, which ended in the signing of a treaty banning medium - and shorter-range nuclear missiles from Europe and Asia. TEARFUL MELTDOWN — Televangelists Jim and Tammy Bakker watched their FTL empire fall in March after alleged corruption and wrong-doing within the organization. PAPAL VISIT— Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey, Calif., was just one of Pope John Paul 's stops during his nine-dty tour of the United States in September. NUMBER ONE — Marlee Matlin signed her thanks at the 1987 Academy Awards after winning the award for Best Actress for her role in Children erf a Lesser God. LET FREEDOM RING — Fireworks above Independence Hall in Philadelphia celebrate the 200th anniversary of the US. Constitution. A GIANT WIN — New York Giants teammates Brad Benson and Phil Simms celebrate their 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI. Photos by: Wide Wbrkl Photos WAR ZONE —While patrolling international waters in May, the frigate Stark was hit by Iraqi missiles, killing 37 crewmen. HEATWAVE — Lt. Col. Oliver North seized the spotlight for six days in July during the Iran-Contra hearings. Despite the wave of Olliemania, many .Americans felt North broke the law. BLACK MONDAY — The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 508 points to an all- time low following the biggest one-day selloff in history October 19. FAREWELL POP ARTIST —Andy Warhol, 58, immortalized the Campbell's soup can and brought pop art to life in the 1960s. He once proclaimed everyone would have 15 minutes of fame. HOW SWEET IT IS” — Jackie Gleason, 71, created Brooklyn’s rotund bus driver, Ralph Kramden, in television's ‘The Honeymooners.” TV FAVORITE — Lome Greene, 72, played the father to three boys in the television series Bonanza for fourteen years. He later used his gentle, but rugged, appearance in TV commercials.