Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1989 volume:

4 9 1989 Cubette Alcester High School Activities - p. 3 People - p. t5 Athletics - p. 33 Organizations - p, 51 1 Auntie Alta Malls Senior Trip Kansas City window seats Mr. Lehr Jobs long lines searches Jackrabbit buses Helium balloons Open Campus Graduation Marching in the rain Homecoming Coronation The Blue Crush Football Poison Concert in Sioux City Band played at Dukakis Rally Oh, yea, party Bus Rides Boys Basketball College Visitation Tournaments Super Santa Stud by Nike Fights Track Walking practice Senior celebration Suntlower seeds Government debates Tanning booths Senior Pictures Student Rally Bush Wins Big! The Smurfs Road Trips McDonalds New Year's Eve hall gossip State A's Bowling Candy Bar Sales Interstates Parties Tears Sweetheart Snowstorm Coke Birthdays Cubs Government Days in Elk Point Couples Girls Basketball Snow, Ice, Ditches Trip to see SD Supreme Court It's A Big Mess Poison Concert in Sioux Falls Wrestling Deer Volleyball Cars Sunglasses Basketball plaques English IV Last class to graduate from AHS Now to become A-H HS 2 Homecoming week at A.H.S. was filled with activi- ty from Monday morning through Friday night's foot- ball victory. Manic Mon- day started the week and was followed by Tuesday's Support a Lady Cub Day. Everyone wore buttons to show his her support. Hat Day followed on Wednes- day, Next came Tropical Thursday followed by the traditional Blue and Gold Day on Friday. The Girls Basketball Team was defeated on Tues- day night by Wakonda during homecoming week. Thursday night, at the coronation, the curtains parted to reveal the stage beautifully decorated to depict the theme, Love is a Bridge . Master of Ceremonies, Aaron Johnson, announced the candidates and royal- ty. Julie Torkelson and Craig Treiber were crowned as the 1988 Homecoming King and Queen. Skits and songs were provided by the classes and some of the organi- zations to entertain the royalty, their court, and the crowd. Friday was the parade downtown. The Senior float carrying the candidates and royalty led the pa- rade, The cheerleaders and the band came next, fol- lowed by the remainder of the student body. First the parade marched to Morningside Manor where a king and queen were crowned from among the residents of the Manor, by the A.H.S. Homecoming king and queen. From there the parade continued downtown where the traditional pep rally was held. It was a tre- mendous success! The Senior class won the class cheer competition, and the Manor won the window display contest. Prior to the football game, the royalty and the candidates were introduced to the crowd. The band presented the half-time show. The football game was excellent! The 28-6 victory over Parker topped off the festivities. The Homecoming Dance was held at the high school gym after the game. The music was provid- ed by the Kg-95 Hit Men. Homecoming-Love is a 5 The 1989 Sweetheart Coronation was held on March 14,1989. The five candidates were: Tri- cia Treiber, Jolene Osterkamp, Connie Kroger, Kristin Limoges, and Lisa Thompson. That night, af- ter the lights came on to reveal the stage beauti- fully decorated with the theme, Lost in Your Eyes , the candidates were escorted in and took their places on the stage. Jeremy Solberg an- nounced the winner, Connie Kroger, as Sweet- heart Queen. Jon-Paul St. Pierre crowned the new queen, and Rita Thompson presented her with candy from the Student Council. The night's entertainment was provided by 6 A.H.S.'s own rendition of 20 20. Matt Newberg and Annette Schoellerman co-anchored the program. Regular features of the show were the news, the restaurant reviews, and the roving re- porter. Included in the show was singing by Shelly Feekes and Cathy Peck, and a song by Angie Brown. Featured were live interviews with Governor George Mickelson , an Iranian sky- jacker, John Tower, and a prominent sports figure. A special segment on the new video Exercising Your Legs Off was also included. Your Local Dodge Dealer and Doritos co-sponsored this special episode of 20 20. Following the coronation, the dance was held in the gym. Music was provided for the event by the Sioux Falls Hitmen. Sweetheart - Lost in Your Eyes 7 Every Rose Has Its Thorn was the theme selected by the Junior Class for the 1989 Junior-Senior Banquet and prom. This theme was based on a song by the same name made famous by the musical group called Poison. This event was held at the Alcester Steak House this year. The party room there was beauti- fully decorated in red and black with large hearts with roses inside of them as accents. 8 Entertainment at the banquet was very diverse in nature. Jeff Smith served as MC, The Sophomores who were waiters and wai- tresses put on a skit entitled Ten Year Reunion , Shelley Feekes and Tiffany Boyer read the class history. Shelley Feekes sang a song. The prom featured music by the KG 95 Hit Men. A special new feature this year was professional photos of all guests and their dates by Landau Photography. The after-prom party, put on by the Junior Class Parents, was also something new. Everyone was taken to Sioux Falls to the New Towne Theater to see the movie Lean On Me. Before returning home, everyone was treated to breakfast at the Fryin' Pan. There were also many door prizes given away. - Every Rose Has Its Thorn Prom 9 Rather than doing a single 3-act all-school play this year, it was decided to do three, separate, one-act plays. Mrs. Wensing was the director of this project. The first play was entitled Dream Walk , and dealt with how two teenagers were supporting one another in dealing with cancer, and with their difficul- ties in getting their families to talk about it. The lead roles were played by Nikki Larsen and Jeremy Solberg. The second play was entitled Five for Bad Luck . 10 It dealt with the irony of first impressions and the prob- lems of interpersonal relations. The lead roles were played by Craig Treiber and Kandy Kratochvil. The third play was entitled The Cop and the An- them . This play was a satirical comedy making fun of man's efforts to control his life and his destiny. Matt Newberg and Aaron Johnson portrayed the leading characters in this particular play. All School Plays - What a Show r a d u a t i o n with faith in EACH other and the EXPERIENCES WE VE shared. With faith in each other and the experiences we've shared, we advance into our future building from what we have learned. This was the motto writ- ten by the graduating class of 1989, and was the theme for graduation. Thirty-two Seniors walked down the aisle in the Ele- mentary School gym and across to the podium to re- ceive their diplomas. Seven of this number had earned the privilege of wearing gold honor cords. The band provided the Pomp and Circumstance for the pro- cessional. Honor Guards were: Shane Wood, Darcie Webster, Mike Seivert, and Ginger Waddell. Pastor Charles Peterson gave the Invocation. After the audi- ence sang the hymn Take Thou My Hands and Lead Me , Gretchen Gubbrud gave her Salutatory Address entitled Footprints . Matt Newberg and Jolene Oster- kamp sang the song Friends , followed by Jeff Walz giving the Valedictory Address. The Senior Chorus en- tertained the crowd for the last time as a group by sing- ing the song Like An Eagle . Matt Newberg did some nostalgic reminiscing with Remember When . Shelley Feekes and Lisa Thompson talked about What Lies Ahead? . The Teacher of the Year award was given to Mrs. Pam Wensing. Mr. Joachim presented the grad- uating class to School Board President Jerry Kratochvil, who presented the graduating Seniors with their diplo- mas. Before the band played the recessional. Pastor Peterson gave the Benediction. 12 1989 was an election year and everyone at AHS was in- volved. Students did more than just argue about candidates, they participated. The pep band was invited to play in the Demo- cratic Dukakis Bentsen rally held in Sioux Falls. A great time was had by all — even the Republi- cans in the group. The Natural Helpers sponsored a local rally in high school on Election Day. The government classes went to each class and explained the candidates and issues. Then bal- lots were passed out and the en- tire student body voted. The votes were tallied and the results announced at the end of the ral- ly. The votes were fairly accurate in comparison to the real election results. The next President of the USA is G. Bush. 14 Tiffany Mae Boyer Angela Lee Erickson Bicester High School 1988-1989 Senior Class Laramie Wade Anderson Wade Roy Dreeszen Brian James Anderson Angela Joy Brown Raschelle Lynette Feekes David DeLane Fickbohm Gretchen Kay Gubbrud Wade Henry Hartman Michael Stephen Kezar, Jr. Kistsy Michelle Kratochvil Connie Elaine Kroger Kristin Marie Limoges Troy Douglas Long Renee DeAnn Ludwig Douglas James Moller Matthew Alan Newberg Cathy Marie Peck Christopher Allen Powell Jolene Carol Osterkamp Annette Marie Schoellerman Lynette Sheri Schoellerman Mary Mildred Scott Darwin Lance Sogn Rebecca Elizabeth Solberg Jon-Paul St. Pierre Lisa Louise Thompson Tricia Jane Treiber Jeffrey Alan Walz Lee Carl Westphal 17 Ahlers, Alyson Carlson, Shannon Farley, Sheryl Hamilton, Mark Hansohm, Kenny Harris, Valerie Johnson, Aaron Joseph, Cheriiyn Lundberg, Tricia Lutteman, Matthew Olson, Sheila Peterson, Stacy Ronning, Lesley Ronnmg, Regan Seivert, Michael Smith, Jeff Steeneck, Wade Stuart, Lisa Van Wyk, Genelle Ver Muim, Carla Waddell, Ginger Webster, Darcie Wiberg, Amy Wood, Shane The junior class managed to keep ahead of things all year long. This Is quite a task considering all that they accomplished this year. They began by eleoting olass officers, President Jeff Smith led the olass all year long Assisted by vioe-president Tricia Lundberg and Leslie Ronning who served as their secretary treasurer. Representation on the student oouncll was provided by Aaron Johnson and Stacy Peterson, All class members were aotive ail year, however. Under the direction of Miss Landt and Mrs. MoKellips they raised money for and presented the junior-senior prom, Their first big money raiser was a magazine drive. They also held pie sales and worked in many concession stands, They chose a prom theme and appropiate decorations In the spring they decorated for the prom. And then, along with the seniors, enjoyed themselves All their hard work paid, off, They had an outstanding year and should be oommended for their efforts, Keep up the good work next year and good luok, Have funl 18 Juniors - The next generation... Albers, Jason Allen, Lance Anderson, John Blake, Bryan Bouthillier, Bryan Boyer, Stephanie Brown, Aaron Carlisle, Calhoun Chance, Todd Fickbohm, Christa Glenn, Angie Green, Charles Gubbrud, Paige Hale, Nicholas Hummel, Shane Joachim, Lance Johnson, Hayley Johnson, Jeff Kiewel, Thad Klemme, Brian Kratochvil, Kandy Limoges, Angela Moller, Dean Paulson, James Pigman, Greg St Pierre, Jared Solberg, Jeremy Sommervold, Tammy Spade, Julie Steeneck, Wendell Talbott, Rachelle Twedt, Stacy Van Egdom, Steve Wegner, Barbara Williams, Scott The sophomore class elected J Solberg a their president, S, Hummel was chosen a vice-president; and L Joachim was selected secretary treasurer, Mr Webster advised the class They earned money by working in concession stands They decorated the graduation stage and the tables for homecoming, Good lucki 20 Sophomores - Just hangin’ around... 21 MKiana, Mmy Albers, Allen Anderberg, Anthony Boyer, Debra Brady, Chris Cushing, Daniel Dominisse, Tami Drown, Shawn Gray, Ronnie Hagen, Kan Harris, Amy Jensen, Walter Keiser, Kim Larson, Nicole Olson, Erica Quick, Catma Saugstad, Matt Schlup, Todd Scott, Susie Smith, Anne Smith, Carl Smith, Susan Talbott, Shane VanEgdom, Jennifer VanEgdom, Lance The 25 member freshmen olasB began their four years of high sohool with the eleotion of their first olass offioers. They eleoted Shane Talbott as their president. Matt Saugstad was eleoted as their vioe-president. They eleoted Catina Quiok a6 their seoretary trea6urer. Shawn Drown and Nioole Larson will 6erve a6 their representatives on the student oounoil. Under the direotion of Mr. Koenig the freshmen olass had a very good first year at Aloester High Sohool. Aside from the usual high sohool aotivities, they also managed to find time to make the traditional homeooming A . They also deoorated the tables for the sweetheart danoe Another first for this freshmen olass was their first oonoes6ion stand. They are well on their way to a suooessful high sohool oareer. They are eagerly looking forward to a great next three years. We wish them the best in all they will do and try in the upcoming years. Have fun I 22 Freshmen - We’ve just begun... 23 S G e r v a e d n e t h Seventh Grade: back r’OWr-P, LuttmarVi, L. Brown, L Serck, N. Solberg, K. Kiewell, K. KratchvH, S. Gardener, K. Glenn, C. Wlnquist, C. Williams 4th rcw-M. Briggle, M, Sohl, R, Johnson, K. Scott, M. Carlson, C. Harvey, P. Smith, J. Keiser, A. Broadwell 3rd row-B. Wells, A. Moore, J. Mongus, S. Albers, S. Johnson, S. Teso, ???, A. Kezar, T, Carpenter, G. Flckbohm 2nd row-A. Saugstad, R. Hakl, C. Boyer front row-T. Stene, J. Brady, H. Thomp- son, V. Ronning, T. Joyce, R. Saugstad, B Limoges, C. 9t. Pierre Eighth Grade: back row-T. Rasmussen, T. Powell, J. Joachim, T. Larson 3rd row-J. Osterkamp, R. Hemmingson, A. Albers, D. Snedeker, M. Ludwig, J. Limoges, M. Walsh 2nd row-M. Homandberg, E. Reiss, J. Carlson, T. Nuenink, M. Hummel, M. John- son, K. Cole front row-K. VanBaHegooyen, S. Crawford, S. Ludwig, J. Serck, C, Safer Jr. Hi. - We're here, we're involved, 24 The to-«9 school year wk very busy year for the� junk high students. Even though school work kept them busy, they seemed to find time for activities- Together with the sWh graders, both of their basketball teams had successful seasons, Their football team went undesrtedl The girls played volleyball for the first year and did very well B-band and choruse, both optional, worked very hard this year and sounded really good. Several students went to contests. They also competed In an essay contest. The peace officers citizenship award was awarded several times again this year. Here we are, ready and waiting... Kinderperten Back row J, Nyrwn, S Eden, R, Schreur, J, Vreuqdenh , D. Vow, kC. Duncan, L, Merrick c nd rwr-Ki Wlekamp, S HaM, C Doty, t. Ssupstad, R, Teeo, 0, Fbkbohm, M, Thompron From rw-A, Johnson, T Barnes,K Win, J. Reynolds, R, Bern, K: Doty, S, Liston, N. Ahart Ntf pictured Nr Peton Kinder part on Back row-J. Kendall, C. Winqutet, C. Car lean, P. Carbon, C. Larsen, N. Day, E. Retse E nd row-A, MWke, C. Stringer, J, Barnes, K, Ahart, M. Sommervoid. R. Dr been, B. Perclnger Front rowr-J. Moumy, C. WHeon, K. Gates. L Baker, J. Duncon, T. Hakl, J. Hughes Not pictured - J, Haverhate Firol Qrada: back row-J. Liston, C. McKallips, A. Johnson, S. Heiman, J. Scott, A, Mielka, G. Klainhans, J. Winquist, P. Haeran, J. VonHagel 2nd row-A. Kandall, N. Kalian, B. Groon, fl. Carlson, A. Baaler, A. Powell, K. Kezar, T. Patars, J. Hammltt front row-V, Lappegard, L. Fickbohm, K. Witt, N. Jurrens, N. Johnson, B. Solem, J. Hughes, A. Jervik Second Grade; back row-E, Haugland. H. Wetrosky, A. St, Pierre, K, Schreur, J, Paulson, R, Huenlk, A, Drown, A, Olson, T, Johnson, L Evanson, K, Duncan 2nd row-D. Jervik. S, Homandberg, A. Perslnger. J. Duncan, N. Fickbohm, J, Reppe, J, Stinger, T, Harders, B, Larsen, K, Irwin, A, Preston, BJ Jurgensen, K, zwelful, T. Peters front row-R, Thompson, N, Erlcson, L Limoges. J, Bern, M, Grye, K, hongslo, K. Ahart, M. Verros, J. Akland, M. Larson, S. Eden, P, Steeneck, M, Jurgensen not pictured !, Gates, J. Jager Third Grade; back row-L. Brown, K. Kreezen, J. Jones, R. Ronning, A, Albers, M. Seivert, J. Winquist, N. Groon, H. Heiman, A. VanBallegooyen, T. Dominlsse, T. Pearson, J. Nllson, G. VanWyk, K. Blauth 2nd row-D, Hodgenson, D. Carlisle, J. Voll, A. Johnson, K. Anderson, K. VanEngen, A, Wilson, P. Lundberg, S. Thompson, R. Sailor, S, Baker, J. Joachim front row-J. Moumy, T. Feekes, S. Johnson, S. Nuss- Warren, T. Harris, S. Embrock, E. Gubbrud, J. Hokhe, C. Fickbohm, M. Limoges, P. Allen not pictured-G. Carpenter Alcester Elementary School - It’s a great place to start... 27 Fourth Grado: back row-E. Haugland, S. Walsh, D. Kingma, S. Johnson, T. Vandorham, fl. Watrosky, C Hughoc, K. Kroger, J. Thompson, E. Saugstad, C. Fick- bohm, C. Pearson, J. Hofer 2nd row-N. Sorlie, J. Feekes, J. Hughes, A. Jahn, T. Lias, K. Huenink, K. Wiekamp, E. Ness, J. Olson, M. Carlson, C. Hongslo, K. Stene, N. Reiss front raw-P BroadwiH, V. Toco, P. Serck, M. Jurgensen, D. Larson, K. Roppo, J. Verroc, K. Petorson, S. Zwolful, K. Hale, A. Peterson, K. Lappegard Fifth Grade; back row-8. Wlelenga, M, Harder e, S. Jones, J. VanBallegooyen, J. Scott, T. Larson 2nd row-K, Moore, T. Verroe, Y Heeren, T, Glenn, N Saugstad front row-C. Lappegard, K. Schurman, C. Wlnqulst, M. Walz, J. Brose Sbrth Grade: back rcw-B. Peterson, H, Wielenga, K. Cobb, H. Schumacher, T. Lundberg, L. Akland, J. Harvey. S. Keiser, C. Bauler, K. Huenink, C. Dominlsse, T. Kiewel 3rd rowr-B. Walsh, J. Bossman, J. Evanson. A. Peterson, K. Retas, R. Gubbrud, D. Smith, K. Mangus, C. Holthe, M. Klemme, TJ Wlnquist 2nd row-M. Keiser, J. Peters, J. Fisher, A. Blauth, S, Luttmann, K. Pigman, J. Jurgensen, T. Peterson, B. Moumy, R. Hedeen, R. Olson, E. Schurman front row-J. Preston, S. Teso, J. Limoges, J. Schempp, C. Cole, K. Served 11'.� . ........................... I Kindergarten, let, 2nd; Beck iw-K. SchluPi S Dunnam, M, Haverhal , J, Horner, C, Radack, A, Simonson 2nd rw-M, Hansen,D, Sobl, T, VanderMore, J, Gray, E Haverbate, C Homandtoera, J, VerMulm, M. L arson Front row-B. Slmoneon, 6, Nennige, T, Hilt, D. Anderson, J, Dev eluar, J, Serck, K, RoMnge, A. Smith 3rd, 4th, 5th, eth Back row-D. Hammack, M. Gray, S. Fisher, B. Hsverhais, M. Hommandbers, N. Blake, S. Spade 3 rd rw-J, Taylor, J. Cole, A. VanderMore, E Langfeldt, N. Haverhals, S. Westphal, D. Larson 2 nd rcrw-L. Haverhals, M. VerMulm, M. Schfup, C. VanEgdom, R. Simonson, A. Langfeldt. C. Scott Front row- R. Wogner, A. Westphal, H. Larson.M, Serck, K. Cole, K. Turner, D. VandeMcre Absent Q VanEgdom Hudson students - a small family... 29 Joni Schempp- Kcind. 3eth SercK- Kind Oiana Anderson-1 st Linda Merrick-1 st Unda runtiancT Tst 5 2nd Olive Scott- 2nd Ruth Westlmg- 2nd Bobette Anderson- 3rd Oianne Voerger- 3rd Fay Soriie- 3rd 4th Cenita Quick- 4th Tony Lanning- 4th □avid Broadweii- 5th Vera Horner- 5th 6th Julie Ortman- ©th Dotie Schlueter- ©th Mary Horst- Jr.Hi. Eng. Karon Bossman-Jr.Hi. Math Science Berry Kelly- Jr.Hi. Social Sciences □eb McKellips- Librarian T e a c h e r s AltCULI «Jill 2+2=4 Teachers - Guide us in our learning... School Board; J, Si, Pierre, 0, Haufltand, 0. Lareon, T, homarxi- berg, J. Kralockvi, R- . ee-Warren, D, Wlleon S C H 0 O L S T A F F Etomontwy Admin,; D. Sdwa R. Maugland Hudeon Staff; D. St off el, M. Hangman, G. Smith, E. Haneon, Scrrtt Cooke; I, Hotf’ , 0 Schrollermars. M Trudeau. L Johnwr J= OetarKamp, F B fg Bue Driver ; M. Pflereon, K. Ander on, Weetpbai, R, T. Kjoee , E, Hartman, Behind the scenes at 32 Staff; L Peter eon, .Johnson, a Und, L Thompson, T Saugetad. M, Nwberg, 0 Ronntng root pwtured; M Elier?, J, Biauth, B Tr� b r The 1988 football team had a good year. The 24 members played hard and had fun. Mr. Joachim and Mr. Seivert, along with the 9 Seniors, led the Cubs through a season of which they can be proud. They fin- ished with a season record of 3-4. They also had one forfeit. 18 players lettered. All-Conference honors went to Craig Treiber, Troy Long, and Matt Newberg. All- Conference honorable mention went to Jon-Paul St. Pierre and Darwin Sogn. Other awards went to Jon-Paul St. Pierre for Offensive Back of the Year and to Matt Newberg for Offensive Lineman of the Year. Craig Treiber was named as Defensive Back of the Year , and Troy Long was named the Defensive Lineman of the Year. Many sacrifices were made by each player during the season. Good job, guys! We're proud of you! 34 35 Football-The Blue Crush is On I— ft ft irr f i wd i 1 % f 1 The 1988 Girls Basketball team had a good year. The 15 members who finished the year played hard and had fun. Mr. Koenig and Miss Ortman, along with the 6 Senior girls, led the Cubs through a good season. The season record was 10-12 for the varsity team and 3-13 for the junior varsity team. All-Conference honors went to Tricia Treiber on the blue team and to Kristin Limoges on the gold team. Many sacrifices were made by each player during the season. The girls captured third place in the Tri-Valley Conference Tournament. All in all, it was a good season and one of which all of the girls can be proud. Good job girls! We're proud of you! 36 Girl’s Basketball-A Smurfy Season 37 The Boys Basketball team won the majority of its games this season; their final win-loss record was 13-10. Coaches Jack Bauer and Mike Seivert, along with the four Seniors, led the Cubs in their successful efforts. 13 boys finished the entire season on the varsity team and 9 boys completed the entire season on the junior var- sity squad. The varsity team placed third in the Tri-Val- ley Tournament. The varsity squad qualified for the re- gional tournament, but they did not go on to the state tournament. All-Conference recognition was earned by Aaron Brown, Shane Hummel, and Mike Seivert. Good job, team! You had a good season, and we're very proud of you! 38 Boy’s Basketball-We Shoot for the Top 39 The 1988-89 Volleyball Team had a fairly good year, considering that this is only the third year that A.H.S. has had volleyball. The 16 members who finished the year played hard and had fun. Miss Bossman and Mrs. Thompson, along with the 2 Senior girls, led the Cubs through the season. The final record of 2-18 for varsity did not accurately reflect all of the games. The junior varsity also played very well much of the time, 11 girls lettered this year. Special awards were pre- sented to the following girls: Amy Wiberg for Best Serv- er , Connie Kroger for Best Spiker , Lisa Stuart for Best Setter , and Tammy Sommervold for Most Im- proved . Good job, girls! We're proud of you! 40 Voiieyball-We Set Our Sights High The 1988-89 Wrestling Team had a fairly good year. The 13 members who finished the year worked hard and had fun. Mr. Kelley, along with the 3 Senior boys, led the Cubs through the season. The final dual- meet record of 5-10 does not accurately reflect the effort put out or the matches won by this team. 9 boys lettered this year. Special awards were earned by Shane Talbott for Most Wins with 25, and for Most Points with 235. The Most Takedowns award went to both Shane Talbott and Jared St. Pierre with 29 each. Darwin Sogn earned the Most Improved award. The team as a whole tied a school record by qualifying 7 wrestlers for the regional competition. Good job, boys! We're proud of you! 42 Wrest!ingJIKnot a Bad Season at AH 43 The 1989 Girls Track Team had a good year. The 14 members, 7 high schoolers and 7 junior high school girls, worked hard and even managed to have some fun. Miss Bossman, along with the 3 Seniors, led the Cubs through a respectable season. 12 team members let- tered. Several of the girls participated in both field events and running events in addition to the relays. This took much time and dedication on the part of all those involved. Many sacrifices were made by each member during the season. One runner qualified for the state track meet. Tami Dominisse qualified in the 100 meter dash. Special awards were given to the following members: Connie Kroger for Field Events MVP , Tami Dominissee for Sprint MVP and for Most Improved . Good job girls! We're proud of you! 44 Girl’s Track- She’s Like the Wind” The 1989 Boys Track Team had a good year. The 12 members worked hard and even managed to have some fun. Mr. Seivert, along with the 5 Seniors, led the Cubs through a respectable season. 10 members let- tered. Several of the guys participated in both field events and running events. This took much dedication on the part of all of those involved. Many sacrifices were made by each member during the season. Two runners qualified for the state track meet. Jon-Paul St. Pierre qualified in the 100 meter dash and Todd Chance qualified in the 1600 meter run. Special awards were given to the following members: Todd Chance was awarded “Distance MVP , Jon-Paul St. Pierre for “Sprint MVP , and Mike Seivert for Field Events MVP and also for “Most Improved. Good job, boys! We're proud of you! 46 Boy’s Track-Run, Run, Run Away 47 48 The 1988-89 Cheerleading squads were a tremendous help to our sports teams! They kept the fans enthusiastic, boosted the mor- al of the teams, worked hard to maintain school spirit, and set an example for all of good sportsman- ship. Cheering this year for Football and also for the varsity Boys Basket- ball teams were Seniors Gretchen Gubbrud, Lisa Thompson, Julie Tor- kelson, and Kristin Limoges. The var- sity Girls Basketball Team were cheered on by Sheryl Farley, Kandy Kratochvil, Alyson Ahlers, and An- nette Schoellerman. Cheering on the Wrestlers were Christa Fick- bohm, Rachelle Talbott, and Kandy Kratochvil. The junior varsity cheer- leaders for Girls Basketball were Kim Keiser, Erica Olson, and Rachelle Talbott. The Boys Basketball junior varsity cheerleaders were Erica Ol- son, Kim Keiser, Stephanie Boyer, and Angie Limoges. Cheerleading-Our Spirits Are Soaring 49 The 1989 Cross Country Team, coached by Mr. Glen Kroger, kept in good condition this year by all of their practice, and ran competitively in several meets during the season. Alcester hosted a cross country meet in addi- tion to participating in several meets around the area, including West Sioux, Elk Point, and West Central. Todd Chance represented the team at the state meet and placed 16th. Keep up the good work, team! Cross Country-Miles of Smiles 50 Student Council Organizes Dances AHS Student Council spent a busy year organizing Homecoming, and Sweet- heart dances, promoting a Christmas room decoration contest, and representing students in their regular meetings. Jon St. Pierre served as President for the year. Kris Limoges was Vice Pres., Jolene Osterkamp, Sec.-Treas., Mr. Joachim ad- vised the group. National Above - '88-'89 Council - Row 1 - Kris Limoges, Jon St. Pierre. Aaron Johnson; Row 2 - Angie Limoges, Stacy Peterson, Lis Stuart, Jolene Osterkamp. Tricia Treiber, Julie Torkelson, Nicole Larson; Row 3 - Chris Powell, Matt Newberg, Aar- on Brown. Shawn Brown, At Right - Students enjoy time together at dance sponsored by Student Council. Honor Society Promotes Academics National Honor Society sold candy to fund scholarships to be given to senior members. Re- ceiving those awards this year were Jeff Walz, Kris Limoges, Julie Torkelson, Craig Treiber. Offi- cers for the year were Treiber, Pres., Limoges Sec., Torkelson, Vice Pres., Walz, Treas. Mr. Zin- gler advised the group. At Left - NHS members - Row 1 - Sheryl Farley. Angie Erickson. Julie Torkelson. Lisa Stuart; Row 2- Tricia Lundberg, Lynette Schoellerman, Gretchen Gubbrud; Row 3 - Jeff Walz, Jeff Smith, Stacy Peterson. Lesley Ronning. Above - Senior members of NHS hold the gold cord as recognition of their academic accom- plishments at Commencement exercises. FHA-FFA Serve School and Community The FHA, with Mrs. Chris Larsen advising, spent a busy year sponsoring FHA week, practicing and pre- senting Action Activity speeches, and attending dis- trict and state meetings, in addition to promoting lo- cal activities and service, Officers for the year were President, Kitsy Kratochvil, Vice Pres., Connie Kroger, Sec., Gretchen Gubbrud, and Treas., Kris Limoges. Mary Scott served as Historian, Genelle Van Wyk as Reporter, and Alyson Ahlers as Librarian. Tricia Treiber represented the FHA on Student Council. The AHS chapter of FFA, under the direction of Mr. Quick, sponsored FFA week, participated in local and regional judging contests, job interview competition, sending representatives to the National FFA conven- tion, as well as promoting agriculture and service local- ly. Chris Powell served as President, Jon St. Pierre as Vice Pres. Troy Long was Sec. Craig Treiber, Treas. Re- porter was Aaron Johnson; Sentinel, David Fickbohm; Regan Ronning, Student Advisor. FHA - Row - Kari Hagen, Amy Harris, Tami Dominisse, Rachelle Tal- bott, Nicki Larson, Valerie Harris, Susie Scott, Annette Schoeller- man. Row 2 - Catina Quick. Amy Akland. Angie Brown. Cathy Peck, Kitsy Kratochvil. Shelly Feekes, Shannon Carlson. Kandy Kra- tochvil; Row 3 - Kris Limoges, Jolene Osterkamp, Julie Torkelson, Connie Kroger, Lisa Thompson, Lisa Stuart, Alyson Ahlers, Cherilyn Joseph, Sheryl Farley; Row 4 - Susan Smith. Mary Scott, Genelle Van Wyk, Sheila Olson. Lesley Ronning, Paige Gubbrud. Julie Spade, Gretchen Gubbrud. FFA - Row 1 - Allen Albers. Matt Saugstad, Stacy Twedt, Jason Al- Powell, Regan Ronning. Jon St. Pierre, Dave Fickbohm, Troy Long, bers, Charles Green, Brian Klemme; Back Row - Craig Treiber, Chris Wade Dreeszen, Doug Moller, Aaron Johnson, Wade Steeneck. 53 Newly Organized Spirit Boosts Teams Organized this school year, the Spirit Club sought to promote school spirit at games. Row 1 - G. Gubbrud, A. Saugstad, M. Carl- son, M. Scott, A. Ahlers, V. Harris, S. Scott, S. Smith, C. Quick; Row 2 - T. Dominisse. S. Boyer, A. Limoges, S. Farley. R. Talbott; Row 3 - S. Drown, S. Williams, M, Seivert, J. St. Pierre, T. Long, C. Fickbohm, K. Scott, C. Williams; Row 4 - M. Saugstad, C. Treiber, M. Newberg, A. Johnson, L. Thompson, A. Erickson, A. Schoellerman, K. Limoges, J. Torkelson. A-Club GAL Club Appreciate Support A-Club, for letter winners in various sports this year are. Row 1 - S. Williams. D. Moller, J. St. Pierre, J. Smith, M Seivert, W. Hart- man, D. Sogn, Row 2 - T. Chance, J. Solberg, W. Dreeszen, T. Long. A. Johnson, M. Kezar, S. Talbott, M. Saugstad, Row 3 - A. Brown, S. Hummel, L. Westphal, M. Newberg, M. Luttmann, L. Joachim, J. St. Pierre. GAL Club includes letter winners for sports and cheerleading. This year's members include, Row 1 - A. Saugstad, S. Boyer, R. Talbott, C. Fickbohm, T. Dominisse, C. Kroger, T. Treiber; Row 2 - K, Kratoch- vil, A. Limoges. T. Sommervold, J. Osterkamp, G. Waddell, K. Lim- oges, L. Stuart; Row 3 - S. Peterson, L. Ronning, A. Schoellerman, D. Webster, T. Lundberg, A Ahlers, C. Joseph, Row 4 - J. Joachim, M. Hummel, S. Farley, S. Olson. 54 Natural Helpers Begin at AHS In cooperation with Thresh- old in Sioux Falls, AHS orga- nized a Natural Helper Pro- gram. The program is to pro- vide trained students who are sensitive to others, good listeners, and students who can help peers see alterna- tives when they are having problems. They go back into the high school as helpers and as promoters of school spirit. Above left - Natural Helpers Lesley Ronning, Alyson Ahlers, Jeremy Sol- berg. Darcy Webster. Matt Lutt- mann, Hayley Johnson, Aaron John- son, Susan Smith, Todd Schlup. Not pictured. Jolene Osterkamp. Left - The Natural Helpers sponsored an Election Rally to build up enthusi- asm in the school. Declam - Voice of Democracy Challenge Students Each year students in 10th- 12th write essays for the Voice of Democracy essay contest. Top three local win- ners are selected by judges from the local VFW, sponsors of the contest. The local winner competes in a regional contest. At left are the local winners. Matt Newberg (middle) won 1st place, while Paige Gubbrud (left), and Sheryl Farley (right) placed 2nd and 3rd. This year's participants in the local declam contest are shown at the left in a relaxed mood after their hard work. Seated are Paige Gubbrud and Nic Hale; Standing are Gretchen Gubbrud, Susie Scott, Mary Scott, and Stacy Peterson. 55 Musicians Share Talents With Community The 1988-89 school year held a number of high- lights for AHS musicians. Under the direction of Mr. Ted Powell, in his first year as instrumental director; and veteran, Mrs. Connie Larsen, vocal director, many groups and individuals brought music to the commu- nity. Instrumental groups included Marching Band, that performed at Homecoming, Pep Band, playing at games. Stage Band, and Concert Band that per- formed at several concerts. Vocal groups included Mixed Chorus, and Swing Choir. Swing Choir participated in the Coyote Jazz Festival at USD, besides joining the Mixed Chorus in concert appearances. The musical department presented concerts in the Fall, winter and spring. In addition to concerts, the student musicians competed in the regional con- tests, presenting solos and ensemble numbers in both vocal and instrumental. The year was an active one, rewarding for both the performers and the listeners, Above - Mixed Chorus - Row 1 - S. Scott, A Harris. N. Larson. T. Dom- inisse, C. Quick. A. Akland, A. Brown, P Gubbrud, K. Kratochvil. K. Keis- er, D. Boyer, S. Smith; Row 2 - G. Gubbrud, B. Solberg, A, Schoeller- man, J. Osterkamp, M. Scott, T. Boyer, E. Olson, T Lundberg, K. Kra- tochvil, S. Peterson. G. Waddell, T. Treiber; Row 3 - A. Albers, M. Saug- stad, J. St. Pierre, M. Seivert, B. Blake; Row 4 - S. Talbott, J. Solberg, T. Long, A. Johnson, S. Hummel, W. Hartman, A. Brown, T. Schlup, M Newberg, C. Treiber, S. Drown, W. Jensen, M. Kezar. Below - Swing Choir, in concert, display their talents. 56 Above - Varsity Band - Row 1 - A. Brown, K. Limoges, J. Osterkamp, G Gubbrud, L. Stuart, H. Johnson; Row 2 - A. Akland, S. Peterson, M. Scott, C. Quick, J. Torkelson, S. Farley, C. Fickbohm, T. Dom- inisse, D. Webster, V Harris; Row 3 - S. Scott, S Smith, K. Keiser, S. Boyer, M. Luttmann, W Jensen, L. Ronning, A. Ahlers, A. Limoges. C. Kroger. Row 4 - P. Gubbrud, J. Walz. J. Spade, W. Hartman, B Wegner, N. Larson, J. Anderson, J. Smith. M. Seivert, G. Waddell, K. Kratochvil, L. Schoellerman, J. Solberg; Back - J. St. Pierre, R, Ron- ning, M. Newberg, A. Johnson, T. Sommervold. Above - 1988-89 Stage Band prepares to perform at Spring Con- cert. Left - AHS Band playing at the Dukakis rally in Sioux Falls before the election of 1988, were highly acclaimed by rally organizers for their performance and behavior. 57 Scholars Receive Awards Clockwise, Beginning Upper Left - Lynette Schoellerman received the Alcester Education Association Scholarship; Jeff Walz received the Anderson Memorial; Sheryl Farley. Girls State Rep and Matt Luttmann, Boys State; Tiffany Boyer, Lynette Schoellerman and Annette Schoellerman received the Harry Lee Scholarships; Lead- ership awards to Jeremy Solberg. the Hugh O'Brien, Jeff Walz. the Lois Meador, and Lisa Stuart, the Minnie Larson. Jolene Osterkamp received the Hammitt Music Award, Darwin Sogn received the Bi- State Fertilizer Scholarship. 58 Clockwise, Beginning Upper Left - Jeff Walz, Kris Limoges. 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