Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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Class of ’56 Lowell Wetrosky President Mary Hebert Vice-President Norma Jean Abraham Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore boys have found Agri- culture to be more challenging all the time in their shopwork and the various trips they took as judging teams. Our sophomore year has been a busy one despite the fact that we have had no banquet or play to produce. Biology was a new and varied experience for all of us, and many interesting times were spent viewing different specimens under the microscope. Taking an active part in many activities this year has given us a broader understand- ing of Alcester High, and now we look ahead to the unforgettable moments that will come to us in our junior year. Twila JoAnn Marilyn Melvin Kent Bernard Buum Clementson Fickbohm Gabel Hammer strom Hansen Jack Beverly Henry Muriel Marilyn David Hemmelrick Hebrandson Hummel Jacobson Johnson Lappegard 14

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Sopi ornor e $ (Continue . . . J ust Jivo l jeari Jhey oCacb! Donowan Larson Mary Delie Larson Mona Lee Stuart Raymond Eldon Larson Leafstedt Lundberg Newberg Gorman Loree Rodney Lloyal Connie Marla Nygard Olson Olson Saugstad Schnose Shuck Jean Skinner Joyce Skinner Sandra Stene Renee Stephens Home making has had a great effect on the sophomore girls as they have made suits and dresses out of a finer quality material and more difficult pattern-than those of their freshman year. They have also had the thrill of preparing large family dinners all by themselves; and with that, the en- joyable task of eating them! 15