Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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CUBETTE PRODUCERS Every drama has to have producers. By providing capital the producers make the drama financially sound. The school relies on taxes from the people for its support. Our Cubette likewise must rely on others to help its publication. We salute the town mer- chants and many others who have contributed to this years annual. Thanks to all from the staff and the students of Alcester High School. «Tollinger' s «Alcester Locker Plant «0. G. Book «’Parmer1 s Union Co-op «H 5c N «Larsen's Drug «LaVonne's Beauty Shop «Lincoln-Union Electric «Moris' Grocery «Shuck Brothers «State Bank of Alcester «Thompson Lumber Co. Wheeler Anderson «City of Alcester Alcester Lodge No. 128 Alcester Union Great Plains Supply Co. Pete's Produce Gustafson 5c Anderson Garage Stroshane Hardware Terrace Park Dairy Henning Westin Dr. Bradley Josten's Jewelry Metz Baking Co. Legion Auxiliary Anderson's Garage Anderson's Elevator Dr. Johnson Nilson Funeral Home Susie's Beauty Shop Alcester Cleaners Emery's Recreation Nora Store Ofstad Oil Co. Triangle School Service «These firms have contributed $10 -7-

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DIRECTORS OF THE DRAMA A school, like a drama, requires directors who direct and guide the drama s presentation. The Board of Education serves this purpose at Alcester Public School by deciding school policy and regulating the functions of the school. Among their duties are choosing teachers and using school funds wisely. Ably serv- ing as president Is Vere Larsen. Left to right are the other board members: John Anderberg, Richard Johnson, Norma Westin, Marvin Westin, Rev. W. Peterson, and Lester Day. STAGE HANDS Mrs. Irl Oaks acts as office secretary. Keep- ing records of students, answer- ing the tele- phone, and typing are Just a few of her numerous tasks Tasty meals for the hungry actors and actresses are pro- vided by the cooks, Mrs. Judin Solberg and Mrs.Wayne Shuck A busy stagehand at A. H. S. is Oscar Newberg, janitor and custodian. He keeps the stage in good shape for the A. H. S. drama 1 —6 -

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STUDENT DIRECTORS Row 1--Dale Peterson, Doug Costar-vice president, Leland Saugstad- president, Vivian Hagen-secretary, Mr. Herbold. Row 2—Jan Johnson, Steven Ericson, Merlyn Soimnervold, Don Larsen, Sherran McKellips. In September an election for Student Body President was held between Doug Costar, Jan Johnson, and Leland Saugstad following several days of vigorous campaigning. The senior class chose these three as candidates. Campaign speeches were given on election day by their managers, followed by the voting, which showed Leland Saugstad had been elected Student Body President, with Doug Costar becoming vice president. The council works this year under a new constitution, which was drawn up by the seniors because of the inactivity of last year's council. Student Council planned such activities as Homecoming festivities, Christmas party, school dances, and the school picnic, which was held at Newton Hills. The P. T. A. entertained the students at a Halloween party in October. Students dressed as hoboes for the occasion and a king and queen of hoboes were chosen. On April 10 David Satter was elected Student Body President for 1959-60 from a list of all of the Juniors. -8-