Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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 Our world of activities is based on striving to develop new and old talents. TUe challenges they face and the satisfactions they gain now can be used to make them worthwhile persons in their future worlds. 29 Activities

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Custodian Mr. L. Anderson is often seen n the halls of A.H.S. Our cooks Mrs. A. Schiefen, Mrs. V. Harders, and Mrs. G. Numsen are shown before resuming their afternoon's schedule. Writing out a meal ticket is secretary Mr. D. Lar- son. New Faces Appear on Staff Beyond the classrooms and extra-curricular activities we find our school staff coping with the many everyday problems with which they are faced. Our cooks ask themselves, Will it be taverns or meat- balls. .The four busdrivers wonder, Are those roads too icy today? Mr. Donowan Larson, our school secre- tary asks, What goes on the announcements this morn- ing? And the janitor, in the miast of commotion, wonders if he should scrub the floor again. Often they are found working over weekends and holi days, too. These people behind the scenes are the ones who add those little 'extras to our routine schedule Long and often difficult hours are put in by the staff anu the students fully appreciate their services. Bus drivers Mr. G. Schumacher Jr., Mr. ]. Solbue, Mr. D. Larson, and Mrs. D. Merrick pose before going out on their afternoon routes. This page sponsored by: Anderson Garage.

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SEATED: Mr. W. Thomas, Advisor; M. Hendricks, Junior Editor; M. Zweifel, Editor; C. Anderson, Business Manager; M. Westin, Photographer. ROW ONE: M. Bowers, E. Thormodsgaard, Copy Editors; L. Wetrosky, M. Arends, L. Riffe, Typist; I. Siemers, S. Hagen, ROW TWO: C. Stoen, D. Johnson, V. Wells, Art Editor; M.E. Hendricks. ROW THREE: D. Quinn, Sports Editor, D. Lykken, S. Croon. Cubette Tells Story of Our World Memorable moments and incidents of the past years are recaptured in the historic pages of the Cubette. Through words and pictures classroom and other school activities Members of Cubette staff campaign are relived by students who played a part and shared in the for higher sales. making of those many contrasting moments. There were times ofworry, tenseness, and cramming for tests. And then there were those moments of gaityand fun and having good times with classmates and friends. Devising a new technique for planning and putting to- gether a new and different annual was the task which the Cubette staff, under the supervision of Mr. Thomas, at- tempted to undertake. At the opening of the year, staff members attended a one day workshop in Sioux Falls and the yearly press conference at Brookings. There, fresh and original ideas on building a better school yearbook were accumulated. The junior staff learn to make well- balanced yearbook pages. This page sponsored by: O.G. Beck, Lawyer. 30