Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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ACT II

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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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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY B. Sogn, D. Madder, L. Lind, K. Edson, D. Erlcson, A. Johnson, 0. Buum, E. Nylund, S. Eggen L. Hagen, J. Larson, D. Anderson, V. Hagen, D. Siemers, R. Hanson, P. Repp, S. Ball, D. Edson, L. Bartlett. Bill Jones (David Anderson), fresh out of the navy, returns home to find hie sweetheart, Lorie Wilson (Vivian Hagen), in the act of marrying Clarence (Peter Repp), a dignified lawyer. Mayor Wilson (Lauren Lind), Lorie s father, resents Bill and insists that he leave their household. However, his wife, Verna Wilson (Diane Mudder), is less resentful towards the new house guest, because Bill is an adopted grand- son of her mother, Maggie Jones (Sharon Ball). Unable to hold a Job, Popcorn (Bill), creates much trouble in the Wilson home. Although he becomes an enemy of Mayor Wilson,he proves to be quite pop- ular among the college students. An election is held which results in Pop- corn becoming the new college president in spite of his lack of intelligence. At the wedding ceremony of Popcorn and Lorie, Popcorn realizes that the life he really wants is the navy life, and once again a wedding is stopped. Lorie is understanding, and Popcorn returns to the navy leaving a very happy Mayor Wilson. MI now pronounce you man and wife.” How- ever, these last three words are never spoken by the parson (John Larson) when Popcorn decides to return to the navy life. Clarence (Peter Repp) is all caged up by college students (Owen, Sandra, and Vivian) when he interferes in their election plans.