Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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Don Jervik Brenda Johnson David Limoges Barb Ludwig Arlo Lykken Betsy Lykken Gary McCormick Gary McKellips Pam Merrick Scott Minor Randy Moller Marlon Mollet Bob Nelson Steve Nelson Sydelle Numsen Joan Pearson Dave Peterson Lena Peterson Barb Richter Kathy Rogness Allan Saugstad Cindy Schempp Karen Severson Linda Shuck Jeff Sogn Carla Sundstrom Ellen Thormodsgard Shari Wahl 4 20

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Linette Swanson Jim Trudeau Margie Van Engen Dean Witt Sophomores Prepare to Play the Role of Upperclassmen The forty-seven sophomores were now a little better acquain- ted with high school life and were more eager and confident in participating in activities. They found this year to be another step toward a broader education through their studies of English, Home Economics, Ag- riculture, Biology, Geometry, and Typing. The sophomores not only pre- pared themselves mentally but physically in their P.E. classes. The girls participated in physi- cal exercises and sports on Mon- day, Wednesday, and Friday; and the boys on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Some of the P.E. students did some tumbling for entertainment at one of the home basketball games. Now the sophomores have met the challenge of this new life as underclassmen and are on their way to filling the part as upper- classmen. Class Officers: President: Margie Anderson Vice-President: rawn Johnson Secretary: Cheryl Duncan Treasurer: Karla Sommervold Loma Anderson Wallace Beeler Julie Carlson David Duncan Colleen Fickbohm Carol Groon Sharon Holtcamp Jean Hultgren 19

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Jolene Wetrosky Darla Wilkens Clark Wilson Eileen.Withee Freshmen Become Familiar With High School In the fall of 1968, and all time high of freshman entered the world of A.H.S. These stu- dents be.wildered at first, found their classrooms, teachers, and made new acquaintances, and eventually became familiar with high school. They were sur- prised st the long lunch lines, detentions, and those quizes which they weren't quite pre- pared for. Algebra, English , General Science, Home Economics, Agri- culture, Typing Math, and Phys- ical Education were the classes they took. The students added support to the Athletic department, and the ones that didn't participate had physical education to contend with. This year PE class of fered a dancing class to keep fit. The girls had PE Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in period two. The Boys on Tuesday, two. The boys had it on Tuesday Wednesday, and Friday in period one. Class Officers: “resident: Mark Keiser Vice President: Mike Reppe Secretary: Becky Wetrosky Treasurer: Reaeon Homandberg Karen Albers Alan Anderson James Anderson Oayland Bakker Dwight Beeler Darby Pelkey Craig Brenneise Kathy Briggle 21