Alta Community High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Alta, IA)

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MEMBERSHIP DRIVE BANQUET PREPARATIONS REFRESHMENTS AFTER THE DANCE AMATEUR MANICURE N I 48-4' I-'rom row: Durlr-no Speckctc-r, Jean Ann Morrison, Dx-anna Johnson, Judy Brown S1-cond row: Shnron Pattvrson, Judy Erickson, Frances Dahl, Diane Holtz, Dorxs Johnson, Carolyn Lax'- ss n, Doris Johnson Third row: Put Pollard. Susan Mangold, Daphne Holmes, Carmen Nikoley, Mary Huseman, Linda Cone Fourth row: Carolyn Stills-, Karen Llehz. Nancy Kinclwall, Allce Noble, Dxane Schuler, Laverne Lichten- bvrg, Susan Norton 1 W7 2 -S, f - '21 I T' X If KEN. xg, ,,!73f an 'fffn L, Q O CHRISTMAS SPIRIT SPONSORED BY HORNER AND OLSON Storm Lake 39

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Front row: Miss Kundel lSponsorh, Sharon Lichtenberg lTreasurer3, Jacque Otto tPresidentD, Sandra Svendsen 4Vice-presidentl, Connie Lichtenberg tSecretaryI Second row: Sherrill Peterson, Janet Peterson Faith Oberg, Carole Walton Third row: Sharon Huseman, Sara Ryherd, Carol Johnson, Janet Swanson, Jennie Smith Fourth row: Annette Schmidt, Karen Ankerson, Donna. Becker, Martha Becker,xMary Louise Otto The Alta FHA Chapter is affiliated with the state and national FHA organization made up of high school girls studying home economics. The Alta advisors for the year were Miss Kundel tHome Economics teacherl, and Mrs. Carl A. Otto tclub motherl. The flower, a red rose, and the colors are red and white which symbolize the innocence and the de- termination of youth. The Alta Chapter began their year's activities in Septem- ber by welcoming their new members at a watermelon party and picnic. Then came the district convention where Mary Louise Otto of Alta served as district president and Connie Lichten- berg was installed as the district recreation chairman for 1957-1958. Along with the regular meetings, other activities for the year included the formal Christmas dance, the installation of officers held at a PTA meeting, and a sock hop after a basket- ball game. Attending state convention, observing national FHA week, serving adult night school lunches, and sponsor- ing the annual Spring Style Show. Four new officers were added to the executive council. Assistant officers were appointed to enable younger members to develop leadership abilities. Through their activities and program of work the girls look Toward New Horizons and face the future confidently as Future Homemakers of America. FHA SEWING CHILD CARE NUTRITION SPONSORED BY MELANDER'S GAMBLE STORE

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FFA Front row: Dennis Otto 1Reporterb, Ralph Watts 4Sentine1l, Merle Larson 1Secreta.ryb, Burton Johnson tPresidentr, Harlan Hogrefe 1Vice-Presidenb, Jerry Otto qTreasurerb, Marvin Polzien 1Advisory Second row: Melvin Molgaard, Vernon Hoops, Phillip Stokes, Mike Langlet, Merlin Ryherd, Richard Hogrefe Third row: Bill Huseman, Loren Winterhof, Paul Koth, Arne Axelson, Clem LeDoux Fouxth row: Eugene Peterson, Alvern Miller, Terry Ingram, Kent Huseman, Joe Syndergaard, Ordell Kindwall The Alta Chapter is composed of 27 members. This year we initiated 11 greenhands and 4 chap- ter members. We have one Iowa Farmer, James Otto, and we have another boy trying for the de- gree this year. He is Burton Johnson. The 1957-58 officers were President Burton Johnson: Vice-President Harlan Hogrefeg Secretary Merle Larson, Treasurer Jerry Ottog Reporter Dennis Otto, and Sentinel Ralph Watts. Our advisor, Mr. Polzien, is a 1956 graduate of Iowa State College. He has helped a great deal in making a success from a slowly dieing FFA. Harlan Hogrefe had our chapter chain sow this year. We received 6 hogs which sold for a average of 20 cents a pound. In December we harvested our corn. We sold the corn to Barney Kindwall. Later the chapter picked up the corn which the picker missed, we then sold this corn to Burton Johnson. Burton Johnson represented the Alta Chapter at Sioux City. He toured through the stock yards and appeared on the nightly T.V. market show. EFA-FHA Picnic The Chapter held a Parent-Son Banquet Feb- ruary 28. About 70 attended the banquet with Burton Johnson as master of ceremonies. The chapter took their own movie which they showed that night. Our Parliamentary Procedure team and ex- temporaneous speaker survived the Sub-District contest. In the Northwest District contest both groups ranked very near the top. In- judging work this year the chapter also rated very high. At the Sioux City four-state judging contest, Alta's team composed of Burton Johnson, Merle Larson, Jerry Otto, and Clem Le- doux received a total of 27,964 points out of a total of 32,000 Jerry Otto placed third in the swine Judging. D In general our chapter has improved very much in the past year due to the help of our advisor and by the cooperation of our member. Hot Dog!