Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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SEATED: Mr. Herbo Id, Advisor, Margery St. Pierre, Sharon Hoithe, Janene Mollet Susan Westin, Larry Abrahamson, President. STANDING: Glen Thormodsgard, Arvid Thormodsgard, Douglas Sandvail, David St. Pierre. Student Council Voices Student Opinion The student council headed by President Larry Abrahamson carried on the usual activities of the student body. The March of Dimes drive, one of its annual activities, sold shoe strings and had a ’blan- ket toss” at one of the basketball games, as a means of raising funds. Other officers of the council were—David St. Pierre, Vice-President and Janene Mollet, Secretary-Treas- urer. Larry Abrahamson Student Body President 9

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SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SEATED: Harold Trandahl Harold Stubbs Norma Westin Supt. Herbold STANDING: Vere Larsen Marvin Westin Richard Johnson School Board and Staff Work Behind The Scenes The responsibility for providing a good education for 280 schoolchildren attending Alcester school falls primarily upon the members of the Board of Education elected to represent the community. The duties of the school secretary this year were performed by Mrs. Ofstad. Everyday the two cooks, Mrs. Shuck and Mrs. Paulson, prepared delicious meals for 175 students. Oscar Newberg served as school custodian, and Don Larson, Gene Anderson, and Stanley Solberg drove the buses each day. Secretary Bus Drivers Custodian 8

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Not Merely to Exist, but to LARRY ABRAHAMSON Many lasting impressions have been made by the 32 gradu- ating seniors during their high school years. The memory of 'what we did when we were in high school will never be for- gotten. The class play casts spent many long and exciting hours rehearsing for two very successful productions. Long hours of athletic practice created much excitement and satis- faction for many of the senior boys who participated in sports throughout their four years of high school. Skip day was an- other event which highlighted their high school days. Class parties also added fun-spots during these years. Among the subjects undertaken by the seniors this year were : home economics, agriculture, bookkeeping, government and social problems, English, chemistry, shorthand, and sociol- ogy and economics. College entrance exams were an impor- tant event during the year for the college-bound students. The senior class chose white roses for their class flower and lilac and white for their class colors. HELEN ANDERSON LARRY ABR AHAMSON-FFA-1, Cubette-1-4, Business Manager-4; A Club-2-4, Reporter-4; Football-1-4; Basketball-1-4, All-confer- ence-4; Track-1-4; Boys State, Homecoming Attendant-3, King-4; Class Plays-3, 4; Class Treasurer-1, President-2; Student Body President-4; Economic Conference-4. HELEN ANDERSON-FHA-1-4, Historian-2; Cubette-4; Dakota-2-4, Editor-4; Pep Club-1-4; Band-1-4; Girls Glee Club-1-4; Chorus-1-4; Library-1-3; Science Field Trip-3; Homecoming Attendant-3; Class Secretary-2. ARLIEN BEELER-FHA-1-3; Girls Glee Club-1-4; Chorus-1-4; Class Play-3. EDITH DANIELSON-FHA-1-4; Dakota-3,4;. Pep Club-1-4; Girls Glee Club-1-3; Library-1-4; Class Play-4; Student Council-1. DENISE DAVIDSON-FHA-4; Cubette-4; Pep Club-4; Band-4; Girls Glee Club-4; Chorus;4. ARLIEN BEELER EDITH DANIELSON DENISE DAVIDSON 10