Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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Row 1—B. Peterson; M. Huebner; M. Siemers; L. Wiberg; L. Eldsness; M. Evjen, Treasurer; K. Lykken, President; A. Johnson, Vice President; R. Hammerstrom. Secretary; J. Warnkvist, Parliamentarian; M. Day; I. Siemers; C. Dean. Row 2 V. Hagen; K. Anderson; M. Erickson; R. Trudeau;B. Sogn; M. Groon, G.Bergstrom; K. Moberg; B. Williams; S. McKellips; S. St. Pierre; C. Hammerstrom; L. Win- quist; B. Rusten; L. McCall. Row 3 D. Mudder; C. Lundberg; J. McCormick; G. Hartman; L. Peterson; S. Doty; G. Ekren; M. Ludwig; L. Trudeau; D. Fiekbohm; M. Shuck; P. Schumacher; C. Solbue; G. Holthe; J. Peterson; J. Wells. Row U— S. Eggen; J. McCormick; C. CampbelljJ. Beeler; M. Huebner; J. Paulson; G. Lud- wig; M. Hongslo; D. Erickson; D. Numsen; E. Nylund; S. Herbrandson; M. Ander- son; M. Day; R. Hammerstrom; L. Bartlett. FUTURE HOMEMAKERSof AMERICA Future Homemakers of America at A. H. S. have been busy this year with their various projects. In October, Marcia Day, retiring State F. H. A. His- torian, and Mrs. Ericson, chapter advisor, attended the state convention in Huron. A penny carnival was held on October 16 to raise money for the UNESCO, Crippled Children's Horae, and State F. H. A. Scholarship projects. Our Christ- mas party featured Daddy-Date night. The year’s events climaxed with the Mother-Daughter banquet held March 19 in the gym. Eighth grade girls were en- tertained at a tea in April. Mrs. Ericson, advisor, and Karen Lykken,pres- ident, at the Mother- Daughter Banquet, Mrs. Virginia Wennblora, speaker at Mother-Daugh- ter banquet on Under- standing Our Neighbors at Horae and Abroad . Mrs. Walt Hammerstrom, senior chapter mother, gives the response to the welcome. Mrs. Einar Anderson, seated right,showed slides of Sweden.

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FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA ALCESTER Row 1--R. Siemors, M. Ronning,B. Montgomery, W. Siemera, L. Lundberg, D. Skin- ner, L. Pilla, F. Cooper. Row 2--H. Schoellerman; C. Turner, secretary; L. Solbue, parliamentarian; L. Sveeggen, treasurer; C. Peterson, president; R. Siemers, sentinel; J. Johnson, reporter; L. Saugstad, vice president; E. R. Dobberstein, advisor. Row 3—P Peterson, J. Abrahamaon, C. Waddell, R. Han- son, C. Ounnare, G. Thormodagard, G. Kratochvil, D. Pickbohm, E. Peterson, M. Sommervold, D. Setter, V. Swanson, D. Swanson, C. Sandvall, C. Peterson, C. Welch, D. Sogn, N. Skinner. Row 1 --D. Saugstad, L. Fdckbohm, D. Stene, J. Mc- Kee, D. Dahlin, J. Setter, W. Edson, R. Holthe, R. Skinner, S. Keiser, G. Schoellerman, N. Thormodagard, G. Hendricks. P. P. A. activities started with sip at the banquet, held November 20. 1958. About 125 boys, fathers, and guests attended. Rex Messersmidt, WNAX, showed slides from a recent trip to Europe. Robert Anderson, former chairman of the Board of Education, was given the honorary Chapter Farmer Degree. The National P. F. A. convention was held in Kansas City during the month of October. Representatives attending from the Alcester chapter were Charles Peterson and Leland Saugstad. On April 20,21 the Alcester chapter attended the State P. P. A. Conven- tion in Brookings. Chapter delegates were David Satter and Douglas Saugstad. Alcester can be very proud of its chapter because they received a superior rating at the convention. These awards are based on accomplishments made by the chapter daring the year. Pour officers, Charles Turner, Charles Peter- son, Loren Solbue, and Leroy Sveeggen discuss P. P. A. policies. Several Agriculture III students do a lit- tle welding in the shop. -27-

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