Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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National Honor Society Sells Candy The National Honor Society is composed of Juniors and Seniors that have maintained at least a B average during their four years of high school. Their main purpose is to raise money to give scholarships to three of the graduating seniors. The NHS sold candy to raise money this year. Lisa Kleinhans recieved a hundred dollar scholarship for selling the most candy. The other three seniors recieving a scholarship each were, Shane McClaro, Pam Tucker and Pat Hammitt. Mr Zingler was the advisor for the group. Above; NHS Scholarship winners Lisa Kleinhans. Pat Hammitt. Pam Tucker. Shane McClara; Left; NHS Officers-top to bottom-Pam Tucker-Sec.. Lisa Klein- hans-president., Paula Evanson-Treasurer,. Kersten Johnson-Vice President 23

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Student Council Improves School Under the guidance of Keith Lapour as President and the oth- er officers, the Student Council was involved in many projects. With the cooperation of the members, the officers and Mr. Joachim, the advisor, they se- lected themes for Sweetheart and Homecoming as well as set up the Homecoming week com- petitions. They also worked dur- ing the city clean up day and provided a new net and poles for the school’s tennis court. Above: Student Council Officers-V P. Kersten Johnson, Sec Pat Ham mitt. Pres. Keith Lapour, and Treas Shane McClara Left: Student Coun cil Row 1 -Shane McClara, Pat Hammitt, Kersten Johnson, and Keith Lapour. Row 2 Tammi Sogn, Kathryn Treiber, and Ross Abraham Row 3- Barb Cooper. Jill Abraham, and Shayna Brady Row 4-Todd Embrock, Robbie Heiman, Tracy Nelson, Ryan Ronning, and Todd Wells. Below; Declam Participants-Front row Kathryn Treiber, Kersten Johnson, and Ross Abraham Back Row Mary Hendricks, Johnette Banks, Amy Sund strom, and Robbie Heiman. Declam Team Competes With Mr. Vissia as coach, the seven people in declam traveled to Yankton for the District competitions. At that tournament Kathryn Treiber and Rob Heiman recieved an excellent on their duet memorization speech. Mary Hen- dricks, serious interpretation of dra- ma, Ross Abraham, humorous, and Johnette Banks, oratory; also each re- ceived an Excellent. Amy Sundstrom received a superior rating for poetry and went on to Regional Competition in Sioux Falls. 22

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Future Farmers Of America Improve Community Again this year the members of the FFA sold fruit to raise money. This mon- ey was used to send three students, Keith Lapour, Robbie Heiman, and Erik John- son to the National Convention in Kansas City. They also used their money on sev- eral projects like the City clean up day. They built benches for the community businesses who purchased the materials and carved the names of each business in the back of the bench. All these activities were led by the local officers and the advisor, Mr Quick. Top right: FFA Front-D. Wiberg, S Peck, C. Nygard, R. Lundberg, B. Treiber, M. Quail; Middle-C. Johnson, R. Heiman, D. Schoellerman, T. Walz, S. Hartman, R Ronning, E. Johnson, C. Treiber; Back Advisor, Mr Quick. T Warner, R Ymker, B Johnson. K, Lapour, C. Geve shausen. D Sommervold. T McKee. A Bern; Bottom left: Officers- Mr Quick, T Walz. E Johnson. R Ronning, R. Heiman, K Lapour; Bottom right: Carl TreibeT and Brad Johnson during shop class 24