Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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SEATED: Mrs. Aaen, Advisor; E. Danielson; M. Solberg. STANDING: P. Manning; E. Rowley; G. Lappegard; B. Dobberstein; L. Roduner; J. Kratochvil; J. Thor mods gar d. Librarians Specialty—Books If you want a book to read for pleasure, a reference for that theme you are writing, the daily newspaper, or an up-to-date magazine; the high school library is the place to go. Nine librarians check out, repair, and catalog the many books and magazines in our library. This year over eighty new books were added. Under the super- vision of Mrs. Aaen, their advisor, the librarians keep the library in good order and running smoothly. Their time spent is educational as well as helpful to the students. Magazines entertain these four senior boys The library is often used for studying, Mrs. Aaen and the librarians work together 29

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SEATED: Mr. Hills, advisor; B. Hagen, Head Reporter; S. Westin, Feature Editor; H. Anderson, Editor; J. Ericson, Art Editor; M. Solberg, Assistant Editor; S. Westling, Business Manager. FIRST ROW: B. Ellingson, C. Hakl, Co-Sports Editors; K. McKellips, J. Johnson, J. Kratochvil, C. Trudeau, S. Swenson, D. Davidson, D. Stene. SECOND ROW: J. Moliet, K. Holthe, E. Daniel- son, M. Lundberg, L. Pilla. THIRD ROW: J. Westin. M. Quinn, E. Rowley, J. Westin, C. Fick- bohm, K. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: P. Thor mods gard, Co-Sport Editor; R. Anderson, D. Parsons. The Dakota Keeps Students Informed Many changes have taken place in the production of the DAKOTA this year. New columns and mimeographed pic- tures have been added for extra interest. The staff mem- bers have been busy every spare moment as one issue was published the last Friday of each month. Their duties included making story assignments, typing stencils, run- ning off the pages, and passing out the finished paper to the students. Several of the staff members attended the Press Association Convention this fall where they gained many useful ideas. Mr. Hills supervised this work dur- ing the year. Meeting the deadline Running off the DAKOTA Almost finished at last 28

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SEATED: Mrs. Ericson, Advisor: M. Hongslo, Treasurer; S. Westln, Historian; D. Ronning, Music Leader; B. Dobbersteln, President; K. Holthe, Vice-president; K. Jurgenson, Parliamentarian;S. West- ling. Secretary;B. Hagen. Reporter. FIRST ROW: C. Anderson, L. Edson, P. Peterson, J. Orvtk. A. Ebsen, P. Buum, L. Flckbohm, S. Holthe, J. Klostergaard, A. Ekle, K. Saugstad, J. Satter, R. Hen- dricks. C. Broline, C. Fisher, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: S. Newberg, J. Erlcson, E. Ekle, J. Thor mod sgard, V. Swanson, M. Lundberg, G. Treiber, E. La pour, S. Swenson, M. Solberg, G. Hen- ry, E. Danielson, J. Moliet, B. McKellips, K. Peterson, K. McKellips, C. Flckbohm, J. Kratochvil. THIRD ROW: M. Ronning, B. Draves, E. Arends, J. Anderson, M. St. Pierre, J. Westin, A. Beeler, L. Lykken, L. Roduner, L. Edson, J. Moliet, K. Thormodsgard, E, Rowley, I. Slemers, R. Harders, G. Hovdenes, P. Doty, C. Trudeau, L. Sundvold. FOURTH ROW: C, Pilla, P, Peterson, R. Johnson, M. Mudder, A. Nelson, G. Lappegard, C. Day, C. Anderson, D. Davidson, E, Tiltrum, H. Anderson, L. Heiman, J. Westin, M. Quinn, B. Lykken, L.M. Carlson, L. E. Carlson, L. Flckbohm, M. Sogn, P. Manning. FHA—Toward New Horizons The local FHA chapter had an enrollment of eighty-four girls. Nine of these girls represented the Alcester chapter at the State Convention at Huron on October 5-6. The year's activities were planned around the national and state FHA goals and projects. The main highlights for the year were a Christmas supper for the fathers, the Mother-Daughter banquet, the Eighth Grade Tea, a basket social, and the obser- vance of National FHA Week. Each member also contributed to the FHA Scholarship Fund. Mrs. Ericson served as chapter advisor throughout the year. Betty Dobbersteln presents Mrs. Ericson a corsage at the State FHA Convention. Initiating the freshmen into FHA. Senior FHAer's help serve the FFA Banquet. 30