Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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INSTRUCTORS Kenneth Liveris B. A., Yankton College Mias Janet Keating B. A,, S. D. S. C. English, the golden language is taught by Miss Keating and Mr. Liveris. Along with being in charge of declam and the library,Miss Keating teaches Eng- lish II, III, and IV. She also has served as pep club advisor this year. Mr. Liveris may be found teaching both sections of English I, world history, and the senior government-senior problems class. Working with intramural basket- ball and B team basketball, as well as acting as assistant football coach have been part of Mr. Liveris1s work. He also works .with grade basketball. Is everyone ready for a timing? Mrs. Baird can be heard giving instruc- tions to the many students under her supervision in typing I, office practice, bookkeeping, and shorthand classes. She acts as advisor of CU5ETTE and uAKO.A. Future Homemakers are guided Toward New Horizons by Mrs. fcricson, home economics I,II,and III instructor. She also serves as general science teacher. Miss Young leads A. H. S, musicians in band, chorus, and girls' glee club. Giving lessons and helping soloists and small ensembles prepare for contest are among her duties. She teaches music to the grade school students and directs Junior and senior plays.

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DRAMA As the twig is bent, the tree's inclined--Alexander Pope. The responsibilities and joys of being a teacher, a drama instructor in the drama of A. K. S., are many. Mr. Herbold, our superintendent, finds time in his busy schedule to teach a class of general business. Mr. Dobberstein, veteran of 16 years at A. H. S., serves as agriculture instructor, having ag. 19 and III classes. P. P. A. requires much of his time; Better Days Through Better Ways are taught in both ag classes and F. F. A. work. Coaching is the first-love of Mr. Oaks who works with the freshman foot- ball, ”AM and freshman basketball squads, and track. Biology and American his- tory, are also taught by Mr. Oaks. Algebra, geometry, and chemistry are under the direction of Mr. Thomas, who spends much time coaching football and work- ing with the track team. -u- Micheal Thomas B. S., General Beadle Irl Oaks B. A , Yankton College

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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 -