Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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Row 4-L to R-Denise Fischer, Beth Sullivan, Millie Jensen, Gayle Van Wyk. Landra Allen, Mrs. Larsen. Row 3-Tammi Sogn, Patty Limoges, Tamra Tucker, Karen Swanson, Shayna Brady, Teresa Limoges, Gail Grage, Leisa Johnson, Deb Hem mingson, row 2-Terri Sogn, Tina Vanderham, Johnette Banks, Tara Sonichsen, Shelley Hartman, Pam Tucker, Jo Ann Zingler, Rhonda Hakl, Bev Kkanger, Row 1-Melanie Ronning, Rochelle Twedt, Roxie Pe- derson, Jill Abraham, Joanne Lind, Amy Sundstrom The Future Homemakers of America had an interesting year. Their impact project was understanding and helping the handicapped. Highlights of the year were Dad’s Night Out, the Mother’s Banquet and many others. The Alcester FHA also sponsored a Reading Olympics by pledging the money for each book an Elementary child read. Some FHA members represented the chapter at the Regional and State conventions. During FHA week, there were dif- ferent activities each day. One of those activities was to send cards and presents to the shut-ins in the community. F.H.A. Improves Community FHA officers-Row 2-L to R-Amy Sundstrom, Pres., Rhonda Newberg, Stu- dent Council, Melanie Ronning, Reporter, Ro- chelle Twedt, Secretary, Row 1 -Joanne Lind, V.P., Roxie Pederson, Treasur- er. Mary Beth Newberg, Historian. Jill Abraham, song leader, (not pictured- Jeanine Hagen, Librarian) 15

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FFA Membership Grows The Alcester Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica had a very successful 81- 82 school year. The FFA started out the year with their BOSDC project. Their project consisted of donating $500 toward the contribution of the new restrooms at the football baseball field. In November, three of the sen- ior FFA members, Jon L., Tim A., and Dave F., repre- sented Alcester at the Na- tional FFA Convention in Kansas City. Some of the other activities that the local chapter worked on were sell- ing fruit, replacing and re- pairing street signs. The highlight of the year was having three state farmers in one year and also the possi- bility of having a state offi- cers. The activities have been lead by the local offi- cers and Mr. Quick, local ad- visor. Top Right - L to R - FFA Officers Danny Schoeller- man, Ryan Ronning, David Farley, Tim Anderton, Jon Leafstedt, Keith Lapour, Mr. Quick. Top Center - Back Row L to R - Bret League, Tim Walz, Carl Johnson, Larry Holzman, Mark Doty, Den- nis Tucker. Row 2 - Curt Geveshausen, Tim Anderton, Steve Hartman. David Farley, Erik Johnson, Rob Ness, Brad Johnson, Keith Lapour, Ryan Ronning, Tim Warner, Dean Sommervold, Mr. Quick, Carl Treiber. Row 1 - Robbie Heiman. Trent Nelson. Todd Wells, Jon Leafstedt, Danny Schollerman, Randy Ymker At left-FFA boys put on a complimentary breakfast for the teachers. 14

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The A-Ciub and GAL Club, made up of all letter winners, had various projects throughout the year. Miss Lund advised the GAL Club, and Mr. Joachim was in charge of the A-Club. One fund- raiser was a joint concession at a basketball tournament. All in all, both organizations had a very good year. To right- A-Club Officers- Grant Gubbrud, S.C. Rep; Tim Anderton, Pres; Kevin Kroger, V.P.; Mark Newberg, Sec.-Treas. GAL CLUB- back row-L to R - B. Cooper, R. Twedt, P. Evanson, A. Brickhouse, T. Vanderham, T. Sogn, A. Sundstrom. Row 2- C. Bern, M. Weyen, T. Limoges, K. Swanson, L. Kleinhans, R. Pederson, P. Hammitt, G. Grage. Row 1- R. Embrock, K. Treiber, J. Zingler, S. Hamilton, J. Abraham, S. Hartman. Top left- GAL CLUB Officers- Robin Embrock S.C. Rep, Paula Evanson Sec.-Treas; Shelley Hartman, President; Barb Cooper-V. Pres. A-CLUB back row- T. Wells, T. Embrock, T. Nelson, R. Heiman, R. Hongslo, D. Grage, S. McClara, C. League, J. Ahart, S. Hartman, 2nd row- J. Newberg, M. Onnen, D. Farley, D. Anderson, G. Gubbrud, K. Kroger, T. Berg, M. Newberg, T. Anderton, K. Keiser, J. Leafstedt, Front row- M. Schumaker, J. Hodgson, K. Jacob, C. John- son, E. Johnson, M. Gross.