Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1964 volume:

The 1964- Cubette Alcester High School Alcester, South Dakota Presents Our School... Foreward As the school year passed, we paused to catch a final glimpse of everything we have done. Activities such as Home- coming, class plays, Sweetheart and school picnic have played an important role. Our classmates, friends, and teachers have all played a part in this school term. We have attempted to preserve these memories through words and pictures. You made it; you lived it. Here it is... the 1964 Cubette. 2 Table of Contents The People Who Comprise Her 5 The Projects They Organize 29 The Athletics They Pursue 51 New member joins the band. Behind the scenes at the senior play. The P.E. girls out for a breather. Germany represented at the FHA World Wide Fair. JJ___________________ I The People Who Comprise Her u Knowledge Guides Them Superintendent W. B. Herbold B. S.-N.S.T.C. M.A.-U.S.D. Mr. Thuringer Social Science Physical Education Grade Coach B.A. -S.S.C. Mrs. Aaen English I and III Library B.A.-W.S.T.C. Mir. Lusk Vocal Music B.A.-S.F.C. Mr. Carlson Mathematics Chemistry B.S.-G.B.S.C. 6 Mr. Smith Gen. Sci. - Biology Coach B.S.-S.D.S.l. M. Ed.-S.D.S.L. asThey Shape the Future Mrs. Marble English II and IV Grade Music B.A.-St. Olaf Principal E. R. Dobberstein Agriculture B.S.-S.D.S.U. M. Ed.-U.S.D. Mrs. Herbold German Counselor B.S.-U.S.D. M. Ed.-U.S.D. Mr. Hills Business B.S.-B.H.C. Mrs. Ericson Home Economics B.S.-S.D.S.U. Mr. Swanson Band B.S. (Music Ed.) Augustana M.M.-U.S.D. 7 Ki SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS LEFT: Marvin Westin, Richard Johnson, Vere Larson RIGHT: Arnold Kruse, Supt. Herbold, Norma Westin, Harold Stubbs School Board and Staff SECRETARY Mrs. Ofstad Vital Spokes in School System Alcester High School has helped many students develop good character and pleasing personalities. The Board of Education has a major task in selecting teachers for schooling and properly guiding its students. The Board makes plans for better school policies and better education of the students. The cooks are busy every day preparing meals for about 200 students and teachers. Mrs. Ofstad is the school secretary and Bob Stoen is the new custodian. Delivering the students to and from school is the job ofDonowan Larson, StanleySoL- berg, and Orrin Larson. COOKS Mrs. Numsen, Mrs. Paulson CUSTODIAN 8 Mr. Stoen BUS DRIVERS Mr. Solberg, Mr. Larson, Mr. Larson Paul Thormodsgard served as student body president with the assistance of eight other members and Mr. Herbold, their advisor. The student council carried out its usual activities for the year including a blanket toss” for the March of Dimes, and planning festivities for the Homecoming and Sweetheart affairs. Paul keeps busy with the correspondence for the student body. Student council members and assistances spin records for the Sweetheart Dance. Student Council Spokesman for Students SEATED: Mr. Herbold, Advisor: P. Doty, J. Klostergaard, K. Saugstad, D. Herbrandson, P. Thormods gaard, President. STANDING: J. Heiman, T. Cole, D. Keiser, M. Solberg. 9 One Goal Reached; Many Beyond ALAN ABRAHAM FFA-l-4. Vice-president- 4;Foot ball-1-4; Basketball-1-3; Track- 1-4. CURTIS ABRAHAMSON FFA-1; Cubette-l-4, Business Manager-4; Dakota-1, 2, 4; A Club-2-4, Vice-president-3,4; Student Council-2; Chorus-1-4, Vocal Solo-3, 4; Class Plays-3, 4; Homecoming attendant-1, 4, Class President-1; Vice-pres- ident-3, 4, ; Football-1-4 ;Track- 1-4; Basketball-1 -4. Graduation marked a mile-stone for the senior class after having spent four glorious and educational years at AHS. This class has pre- sented two thrilling class plays, an enjoyable spring banquet, many leaders, scholars, record-breaking athletes, plus a variety of per- sonalities and faces. The red rose and the colors of red and white were used in decorating for commencement activities. The class has bid farewell to the halls of AHS; and through their many subjects nd responsibilities, they have been prepared to face the future with much courage. Loren anderson FFA-l-4, Treasurer-4;Class Play-3. MARLYN DIETRICH A Club-3,4; Chorus-1-4, Band- 1-4, Vocal Solo-1-4;Class Play- 4; Football-1-4; Basketball-1-3; Track-1-3; Golf-1-4. PAT DOTY FHA-1-4, Historian-4; Cubette- l-4, Art Editor-4; Pep Club-1- 4, President-3; Band-1-4; Girls' Glee-1, 2, 4; Homecoming At- tendant -1, Queen-4; Class Play- 41 Class Secretary-1; Student Council-4; Cheerleader-1; Ru- ral Electric Cooperative Essay Winner-3. 10 BETTE DRAVES FHA-1-4; Dakota-1; Pep Club-1, 2, 4; Girls' Glee-1, 2, 4; Class Play-3. LEONARD ELVING A Club-1-4; Mixed Chorus-1-4; Football-1-3; Basketball-1-3; Track-1-4 CLARIE FICKBOHM FHA-1-4; Cubette-2, 3, 4; Dako- ta-1-4; Pep Club-1-4; Band-2f 3, 4; Girls' Glee-1-4; Declam-1, 2 Class Play-4. GREG HAMMERSTROM Basketball-4. DAVID GROON FFA-l-4. Senteniel-4: Band-l- 4; Cubette-3; Mixed Chorus-2, 3,4;Trombone Quartet-3,4;Class Play-3; Madrigal-4. JAMES HEIMAN FFA-1; Dakota-4; A Club-4; Student Council-4; Football-4; Basketball-4; Track-1,2. 11 LOREN JACOBSON JUDY JOHNSON FHA-1-4. Treasurer-3: Cubette- 1,2; Dakota-3. 4; Pep Club-1 -4; Band-l-4;Girls‘ Glee-1,2,4; Lib- rary-1; Class Vice-president-2; Cheerleader-1, 2. NEIL JOHNSON DAVID KIEWEL FFA-1-4, Reporter-4; Band-2- 4; Chorus-3, 4; Tuba solo-4; Brass ensemble-4. JOANNE KRATOCHVIL FHA-1-4; Cubette-1-3; Dakota- 1-4, Co-Editor-4; Pep Club-1-4; Girls’Glee-l. Band-1-4;Library 1 3; Class Play-3; Student Coun- cil-!; Cheerleader-1-2. MILDRED LUNDBERG FHA-1-4; Cubette-3; Dakota-1- 4; Pep Club-1-4; Girls’ Glee-1-4; Declam-1-4. 12 LINDA LYKKEN FHA-l-4; Cubette-4; Dakota-1-4, Production Editor-4; Pep Club- 1-4; Girls' Glee-1-4; Chorus-4; Class Plays-3, 4; Cheer leader-4. KATHY McKELLIPS FHA-l-4; Cubette-1; Dakota-1- 4, Production Editor-4; PepClub- 1-4; Band-1-4; Girls' Glee-1, 2; Deciam-1. JANENE MOLLETT FHA-l-4; Cubette-2-4, Photog- rapher-4. Dakota-1-4. Co-editor- 4; Pep Club-l-4;Band-l-4; Girls' Glee-l-4;Chorus-l-4;Vocal solo- 1- 4; Girls' Sextet-1-4; Library- 2- 4; Declam-1; Sweetheart Atten- dant-4; Class Plays-3, 4; Student Counci 1-3. ALBERTA NELSON FHA-l-4; Dakota-4; Pep Club- 1-4; Girls Glee-1-4; Chorus-4; Band-3, 4; Deciam-1,2. Z' HARVEY OLSON FFA-1-4; Mixed Chorus-3. JEROME OSTLUND Mixed Chorus-1-4. 13 RUSSELL PAULSON Basketball-2, 3, 4, Manager-2; Track-1, 2, 3; FFA-1-4. KAY PETERSON FHA-l-4; Cubette-2-4; Dakota - 2-4; Class Play-3; Sweetheart Queen-4; Pep Club-1-4; Girls' Glee-l, 2, 4; Deciam-I, 3. Cleaning up food after a banquet. RODNEY PETERSON FFA-1-4, President-4; Home- coming King-4; 3rd Place State Cooperative Essay Winner-3. MARLYS QLINN FHA-l-4; Cubette-2-4; Pep Club-1-4; Dakota-2-4; Declam- 4;Girls' Glee-l-4;Chorus-l-4; Girls Sextette-4; Library-4; Class Play-3,4; Class Vice- president-1. LYNN PILLA Cubette-4; Dakota-1-4; Declam- L 2, 4; Class Plays-3, 4; Class President-2. 14 Do these students have their minds on government? LINDA RODUNER FHA-1-4; Cubette-4; PepClub-l- 4; Band-2-4; Girls' Glee-2,3; Library-3; Declam-2,3; Class Play-4; 2nd Place State Coopera- tive Essay Winner-3; 1st Place State Handicapped Employment Essay Winner-4. ELAINE ROWLEY FHA-l-4; Dakota-1-4, Feature Editor-4; Cubette-3, 4; Girls' Glee-l-4; Pep Club-1-4; Chor- us-1-4; Library-2,3; Dec lam- 1,3; Class Play-3; Class Pres- ident-4; Girls'State-3; Home- maker of Tomorrow Award-4; Sa lutat or ian. DOUGLASSANDVALL Cubette-2-4; Band-1-4, pres- ident-3; Chorus-l-4; Brass Sex- tet-2-4; Trombone Ouartet-3; Trombone solo-2-4; Class plays 3, 4; Student Council-3; Piano solo-2; Piano accompanist3, 4. ILENE SIEMERS FHA-1-4; Cubette-3, 4; Dakota- 1, 2; Pep Club-1-4; Girls' Glee- 1, 4; Chorus-4; Library-l; De- clam-2,3; Class play-4; Class Treasurer-l. MARLYS SOGN FHA-1-4; Dakota-3, 4; PepClub- 1-4; Girls’ Glee-l-4; Chorus-1- 4 ; Dec lam-2. 15 WENDELL SOLBERG FFA-l-4;Chorus-2, 3; Track-2; Class Play-4; 2nd Place Rural Electric Cooperative Essay Win ner-3. ARV1D SOMMERVOLD FFA-1-4, Secretary-4; Chorus 3; Track-l; Student Council-2. DALLAS STENE FFA-1; Cubette-4; Dakota-3, 4; A Club-3, 4, Secretary-4; Stu- dent Council-1; Homecoming-3; Class Plays-3, 4; Football-1-4; Basketball-1-4; Track-1-4. SANDRA SWENSON FHA-l-4; Dakota-3, 4; Pep Club- 1-4; Band-1-4; Girls' Glee-1-4; Chorus-4. VICKI STUBBS FHA-1-4; Cubette-3; Dakota-4; Pep Club-1-4, Secretary-Trea- surer-4; Band-1-4; Girls' Glee- 1, 2, 4; Declam-1-4. KATHY THORMODSGARD FHA-1-4; Cubette-4; Dakota-3; Pep Club-1-4; Vice-president-3; Girls’Glee-l-4;Choru9-l-4;Home- comingattendant-3, 4;Sweethear attendant-4;Class Play-3, 4;Class Secretary-4, PAUL THORMODSGARD FFA-1,2; Cubette-4; Dakota- 3,4, Sports Editor-4; A Club- 3, 4, President-4; Student Coun- cil President-4; Homecoming Attendant-2,4; Class Play-3; Class Secretary-2; President- 3; Football-2-4; Basketball-1-4; Track-1-4; Summer Science Field Trip-2; Boys State-3;3rd Place State Tuberculosis Essay Winner; Valedictorian. EILENE TILTRUM FHA-1-4, Vice-president-4; Cubette-l-4, Editor-4; Dakota - •1, 2; Pep Club-1-4, President-4; Band-1-4; Girls' Glee-1-4; Chor- U8-1-4; Brass Sextet-3,4; Cor .net trio-3, 4;Library-1, 2; Sweet- heart attendant-4; Class Plays - 3, 4; Class Secretary-3; D.A.R . Representative. JANIS WES TIN FHA-1-4; Cubette-3; Dakota-3,4; Pep Club-1-4; Girls'Glee-1. 2; Band-1-4; 1st Place State Coop- erative Essay Winner-3. CYNTHIA TRUDEAU FHA-1-4; Cubette-1-3; Dakota- 1-4, Art Editor-4; Girls Glee- 1; Homecoming attendant-2, 4; Sweetheart attendant-4; Class Treasurer-2, 4; Cheerleader - 1-3. 17 Cheryl Anderson Don Anderson Ardis Beeler Dennis Belkey Juniors Play the Role Joyce Anderson Robert Anderson Elizabeth Arends The 43 juniors found little time for themselves with thei r many studies and activities throughout the year. They have prepared for future responsibilities through the classes and activites they selected. Their studies made up the most im- portant part of their career. Courses for juniors were Chem- istry, English, American history, typing, German, agricul- ture, and algebra 11. Activites included editing the Dakota and Cubette, Pep Club, A Club, F. H. A., F. F. A., Sports and music. The annual class play presented in March, and the Junior-Senior Prom held in the spring are memories for the entire class. Linda E. Carlson Linda M. Carlson Tom Cole Arthur Dobberstein Lynda Edson Lynette Edson Bruce Ellingson Linda Fickbohm Ronald Gunnare Craig Hakl 18 as Upperclassmen Juniors and sophomores are concentrating on typing?? Eileen Lapour Bruce Ludwig Thomas McCall Pat Manning Merle Lykken Sandra Newberg Danny Parsons John Peterson Lloyd Peterson Larry Roduner Viola Williams Janet Wyant 19 Leon Stalls Linda Sundvold Arvid TTiormodsgard Janet Thormodsgard Sophomores Progress Along Carla Anderson Douglas Anderson Reid Boetell Cheryl Broline Patricia Buum Cecelia Day Anna Ebsen Thirty-nine sophomore students ascended the familiar steps of Alcester High in the fall of 1963. This year presented an al- together different challenge as they regis- tered for their new classes. The subjects offered were: English, home economics, agriculture, biology, geometry, typing, general business, and German. Several class parties added to the enjoyment of their sophomore year. Arlene Ekle James Ekren Pamela Erickson Gloria Hovdenes Larry Huenink 20 the Road of Knowledge Beverly McKellips Janice Mollet Marcine Mudder Larry Offerdahl Lester Offerdahl Margery St. Pierre Judy Satter Kathy Saugstad Delmer Scott Glen Thor mod sg rd Lee Thormodsgard Terry Twedt Jane Westin Bruce West ling Alice Williams 21 Freshmen Start School A new and different challenge awaited the freshmen as they entered the halls of Aicester High. Forty-three girls and boys registered for their classes. Among the subjects offered were: English, math, algebra, science, home economics, agriculture, and general business. Extra-curricular activities were also an exciting part of their first year in high school. Jo Ella Beeler Mary Bowers Robert Fickbohm Lynn Frick Alan Hagen Craig Fickbohm Jean Ericson Scott Hammerstrom Deborah Herbrandson ferry Johnson Lance Johnson Robert Kiewel Marylee Ludwig Mike Manning 22 with Enthusiasm Freshman girls clean-up after cooking Merlyn Solberg Constance Stubbs Robert Swanson Evelyn Thormodsgard Jeffrey Trudeau Warren Wilkens Eldon Wilson Virginia Wells Bernard Van Engen Steven Wilson Cynthia Winquist Margery Westin Miriam Zweifel 23 Top Leaders Reap Deserved Rewards Picture one: Arvid Th or mods gar d and Douglas Johnson were accepted at St. Olaf’s College where they studied math for a week this summer. Larry Roduner studied chemistry for six weeks at Augustana College this summer. Picture two: Eilene Tiltrum and Elaine Rowley received the DAR Award and the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, respectively. Picture one; Linda Roduner tells Linda M. Carlson about her'trip to Washington D. C. which she was awarded as the winner of the State Handicap Essay. Linda M. was the winner of the local REA Coop- erative essaycontest and will also travel to Washington D.C. this summer. Picture two: Elaine Rowley and Paul Thormodsgard congratulate each other on being salutatorian and valedictorian, respectively. They were winners of the State 'Why I Want to be a Teacher” Essay Contest and third place in the State ’Smoking and Your Health Essay Contest. Picture three: Lorene Heiman and Art Dobberstein were chosen to Girls State and Boys State, respectively. Picture one: Pat Doty and Wendell Solberg received first place in the Lincoln-Union Cooperative Essay Contestanda trip to Washington D.C. and second place in the Cfay-Union division, respectively.Picture two: Paul Thormodsgard receives a $400 Federal Land-Bank scholarship. Picture three: Janis Westin. Linda Roduner, and Rodney Peterson hold $50, $25, and $l5checks they received for winning first, sec- ond and third place in the State REA Essay Contest, respectively. 24 The junior officers especially busy get- tingideas for the prom areR. Holthe, sec- retary; R. Anderson, treasurer;A. Thor mod8gard, president; and J. Peterson , vice president. The senior class officers, E. Rowley, president; K. Thormodsgard, secretary;C. Trudeau, treasurer; and C. Abrahamson, vice president are toasting to their future careers. Class Officers Lead Activities L. Thormodsgaard, vice president; P. Erickson, secretary;]. Satter, treas- urer; andG. Thormodsgard,president; were the sophomore officers who led their class to new heights in knowledge and wisdom. of Classmates D. Quinn, secretary-treasurer; W. Peterson, vice president; and A. Hag- en, president were the officers for the freshman class who entered their first year of high school with an enthusiastic attitude. 25 EIGHTH GRADE: ROW I: Mrs. Meadors, L. Anderson, D. Fickbohm, B. Elving, M. Hendricks, M.Ros- keland, V. Keiser, R. Anderson. ROW 2: A. Trudeau, D. Hovdenes, M.Buum, S. Hagen, C. Stoen, L. Larson, B. Wahl. ROW 3: K. Fickbohm, J.St. Pierre, M. Pederson, A. Pow- ell, L. Heiman, S. Johnson, G. Peterson, B. Bowers. Not Pictured: T. Nilson Grades Prepare Them 26 SEVENTH GRADE: ROW 1: M. Trudeau, J. Larsen, M. Peterson, C. Westin, B.John, D. Fickbohm, D. And- erson, Mrs. Lusk. ROW 2: C. Larson, T. Hovdenes, P. Fickbohm, G. Williams, K. Ed- son, D. Solbue, Z. Rabey, L. Wetrosky. Not Pictured: T. Stubbs, C. Howard FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE: ROW 1: Mrs. Huebner, G. Anderson, L. Peterson, M. Anderson, ]. Trudeau, R.Nilson, B. Johnson, S.Wahl, A. Peterson, K. Severson. ROW 2: D. Johnson, L. Anderson, J.We- trosky, G. McKellips, L. Anderson, J. Fickbohm, J. Williams, C.Newberg, G. Johnson, ROW 3: S. Hebert, J. Newman, D. Johnson, L. Hansen, D. Hebert, M.Day, G. McCormick, L. Williams, C. Pilla, K. Hovdenes, for Future Education THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE: ROW 1: C. Johnson, C. Anderson, C.Buum, J.Newman, W. Stubbs. J.Streblow, G. Thom- pson, J. Anderson, M. Keiser. ROW 2: B. Johnson, G. Baker, L. Hebert, T. Hughes, K. Waag, P. Peterson, J. Day. ROW 3: Mrs. Cole, R.Jurgensen, L. Ellingscn, S. Solberg, G. Kruse,. D. Pederson, K. Eden, E. Bradley, N. Hammitt. Not Pictured: W. Fickbohm, C. Brenneise, B. Wetrosky 27 28 SECOND GRADE: ROW 1: Mrs. Earll, T. Johnson, K. Berg, C.Ericson, D. Giddings, C. Baker, L. We- trosky, D. Tucker. ROW 2: M. Sundstrom, C. Tucker, B. Day, K. Johnson, M. Anderson, B. Kruse, K. Hongslo. Not Pictured: C. Brenneise, B. Eden, M. Lunning FIRST GRADE: ROW 1: Mrs. Anderson, L. Stubbs, K. Hebert. L. Keiser, P. Anderson. J. Baker, C. He- bert, K. Johnson, S. Trudeau. ROW 2: B. Cooper, P. Streblow, C. Kruse, M. Bradley, B. Waag, A. Backman, D. Anderson, R. Eden. Not Pictured: J. Jurgensen, D. Hammitt Checking the type. Putting finishing details on layout pages. The job of recording the drama of A. H. S. in pictures and word form was a big task for the hard-working Cubette staff. Cropping pictures, writingcopy, typing, and pasting constituted their work. Work on lay-out pages began in earnest upon the re- turn of the pictures. The editor, Eilene Tiltrum, and hard-working associates spent many hours on the pro- duction of this year’s annual. Staff members were un- der the supervision of Mr. Herbold. Recording the Year in Words and Pictures SEATED: Mr. Herbold, Advisor; L. Heiman, Jr. Editor; P. Doty, Art Editor; E. Tiltrum, Editor; C. Abrahamson, Business Manager; K. Thormodsgaard. ROW ONE: J. Satter, K. Saugstad, M. St .Pierre, L. M. Carlson, Jr. Art Editor; R. Anderson, Jr. Business Manager; E. Rowley, J. Moliet, M. Quinn. ROW TWO: J. Thormodsgaard, J. Westin, M. Ronning, D. Sandvall. C. Fickbohm, L. Roduner. ROW THREE: J. Mol let, J. Klostergaard, I. Siemers, K. Peterson, P. Thormodsgaard, D. Stene, L. Pilla, L. Lykken. 30 Seated-M. Ouinn; Mrs. Aaen, Advisor. Standing-V. Wells; J. Thormodsgard; M. Zweifel; P. Buum; L. Fickbohm; P. Peterson;]. Mollett; L. Sundvold; J. Wyant. Library—Sole Source of Information Learning by doing could have described the activi- ties of our ten librarians. Their duties included check- ing out, repairing, and cataloging the numerous books and magazines in our library. One hundred twenty-five new books were added to the collection this year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Aaen, the librarians maintained order and efficiency in the library. Every student has benefited from their activities. Mrs. Marble obtained a paper-back book library for the students this year. Anyone who was interested could buy the books. Students seek references in the lib- rary. 31 Expressions and Speech are Guideposts for Declam LOCAL WINNERS AND ADYISORS Mrs. Aaen, L. Pilla, D. Anderson, M. Guinn, D. Par sons, and Mrs. Marble DRAMATIC Danny Parsons and Mildred Lundberg Lynn Pilla, Douglas Anderson, Marlys Quinn, and Danny Parsons defeated seven other students to win the local declam contest. They went on to the district contest where Douglas and Marlys each received an excellent rating, and Lynn and Danny each received a good rating. All eleven students were assisted by Mrs. Aaen and Mrs. Marble. POETRY Jane Westin, Marlys Quinn, Pat Buum HUMOROUS Linda K. Fickbohm, Vicki Stubbs, Lynn Pilla, Marlene Hongslo, Cheryl Anderson ORATORY Douglas Anderson SEATED: Mr. Hills, Advisor; K. MeKellips, Production Editor; J. Johnson, Business Manager; J. Mollet andj. Kratochvil, Co-Editors; C. Trudeau, Art Editor; E. Rowley, Feature Editor; P. Thormodsgard, Sports Editor. ROW ONE: V. Stubbs, J.Satter, K. Peterson, L. Lykken, L. Edson, S. Holthe, M. Hong- slo, M.Solberg, L.E. Carlson, C. Anderson. ROW TWO: K. Saugstad, R. Hendricks, S.Newberg, L. Sundvold, M.Lundberg, P. Manning, B. Ellingson, S. Swenson, A. Nelson, L. Heiman, P.Buum. ROW THREE: C. Fickbohm, J. Klostergaard, L.K. Fickbohm, P. Erickson, J. Ericson, M. Quinn, J. Westin, C. Hakl, D. Belkey, D. Quinn, B. McKellips. ROW FOUR: M. Sogn, J. Westin, M. Ronning, R. Johnson, L. Offerdahl, R. Anderson. C. Abrahamson, L. Pilla, D. Johnson, J. Thormodsgard. Student News Reported in Dakota The DAKOTA is a monthly publication edited and printed entirely by the staff mem - bers of Alcester High School. The staff members are kept busy every spare mo- ment with story assignments, typing sten- cils, running off the pages and passing out the finished paper to the students. Several of the staff members attended the Press Association Convention this fall where they gained many useful ideas. Qo-Editors, Jo- Anne Kratochvil and Janene Mollet, under the supervision of Mr. Hills, have done a very successful job this year. Chec k that error Linda. Final touch-ups before running it off. SEATED: Mrs. Ericson, Advisor; L.M. Carlson, Parliamentarian; P. Doty, Historian; L. K. Fickbohm, Secretary; M. Hongslo, President: E. Tiltrum, Vice-President; S. Holthe, Treasurer; L. Edson, Music Leader; R. Hendricks, Reporter. ROW ONE: C. Anderson, R. Peterson, J. Johnson, A. Ebsen, M. St. Pierre. K. Roduner, V. Stubbs, J. Westin, C. Broline, S. Newberg, E. Thormodsgard. M. Bowers. K. Abraham, J. Satter, C. Anderson, V. Wells, C. Stubbs. ROW TWO: C. Beeler, J. Klostergaard, P. Buum, J. Moberg, J.Mollet.L. Roduner, P. Erickson, J.Mollet,J, Beeler, M. Lundberg, ]. Wyant, ]. Thormodsgard. L.E. Carlson, E. Lapour, P. Manning, K. Saugstad, D. Herbrandson, C. Winquist. ROW THREE: E. Arends, C. Pilla, J. Ericson, L. Edson, J. Arends, L.Sundvold, G. Hovdenes, J. Kra tochvil, V. Williams, E. Rowley, B. McKellips, M. Sogn, C. Fickbohm, A. Nelson, L. Lykken. ROW FOUR: M. Ludwig, F. Danielson, K. Naeve, C. Anderson, B. Draves, S. Swenson, M. Quirfn, L. Hei- man, J. Westin, K. Peterson, M. Ronning, L.A. Fickbohm, K. McKellips, M. Westin, M. Zweifel, I. Siemers, P. Peterson, A. Beeler, M. Mudder, R. Johnson. Not Pictured-Arlene Ekle F.H.A. for Tomorrow’s Homes Your Home--A Key to the Future. This was the theme carried out at the State Convention which ten girls attended on October 28, to represent our local chapter. Some of the other highlights and activities throughout the year were the Mother-daughter Banquet, the Christmas Supper for our fathers, the F.H.A. World Wide Foods Fair, furnishingcurtains for Morningside Manor and observing F.H.A. week. Eighty-four girls participated in the chapter under the guidance of Mrs. Ericson. F.II.A. ers show their artistic ability in their centerpieces. 34 Cook's parade at the F.F.A. banquet. The officers are presenting a portion of the program at the Father-Son Banquet. The F.F.A. Chapter had an enrollment of forty-nine mem- bers . Significant events of the year were the Father-Son Banquet and the observance of National F.F.A. Week, climax- ed by an assembly program . Rodney Peterson, David Kiewel, and David Croon attended the National F.F.A. Convention at Kansas City. Several members of the chapter, accompan- ied by Mr. Dobberstein, attended the State F.F.A. Judging Contest and Convention at Brookings. This training school consisted of seed identification and meat and livestock judg- ing in which the various members participated. F.F.A! officers conduct the monthly meeting. Agriculture — Vital to America SEATED: D. Kiewel, Reporter; L. Anderson, Treasurer; A. Sommervold, Secretary; R. Peterson,, President; A. Abraham, Vice-president; D. Groon, Sentinel; Mr. Dobberstein. Advisor. FIRST ROW: B. Van Engen, M. Lundberg, D. Keiser, D. Anderson, B. Ellingsen, B. Westling, L. Stalls, W. Wilkens, D. Ebsen, E. Wilson, R. Kiewel. SECOND ROW: L. Johnson, L. Frick, L. Offerdahl, S. Kiewel, D. Scott, M. Lykken, G. Thormodsgard, W. Solberg, H. Olson, G. Hougslo, S. Wilson, J. Johnson, W. Bowers. THIRD ROW: C. Fickbohm, L. Huenink, T. Twedt, L. Thormodsgard, R. Holthe, J. Ekren, C. Hakl, C. Hakl, R. Paulson, R. Anderson, D. Johnson, D. Anderson, D. Fickbohm, J. Johnson, L. Peterson. 35 ... Father was a Housewife Gusto sweeps the country! You call me ’Beloved'. Cindy Lou sings Tom's song. The senior class presented their play on November 12-13. The story is about a father who takes over the household duties and rearing of the twins while his wife practices medi- cine. When a neighbor tells him he is a candidate for ‘Mother of the Year’’ he rebels, and things start to happen. Although the play is basically a straight comedy, it does feature three happy hit songs. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Esther Marble. 36 SEATED: I. Siemmers, Miss Osborne; C. Fickbohm, Julie Butler; C. Abrahamson, Tom Butler; K. Thormodsgard, Dr. Butler; M. Dietrich, Doug Butler; L. Lykken, Mrs. Cran- field. STANDING: L. Pilla, Hank Steincke; E. Tiltrum, Mrs. Norris; P. Doty, Mrs. Ames; D. Stene, Warren; L. Roduner, Pat Flanagan; D. Sandvall, Calvin Pepper; J. Mol- iet, Cynthia Lewis; W. Solberg, Sgt. Lutzfelder; M. Quinn, Mrs. Hanson. SEATED: A. Dobberstein, William Heupei; M. Hongslo, Sylvia Long; L. Edson, Anna; R. Anderson, Mike Denson (Alias Gregory Long); L. M. Carlson, Clara Heupei; R. Gunnare , Paul Harden. STANDING: D. Johnson, an officer; J. Anderson, Miss Tessie Tingle; S. Holthe, Elizabeth (Betsy) Brown; L. Heiman, Mrs. William Heupei. ‘Don't try any more funny busi- ness. Juniors Star in . . . Three Fingers in the Door The junior class presented their play on April 20-21. The plot centered around the problems of a young woman who went to visit her aged uncle in his dilapidated old man- sion. Members of the class.were kept busy as stage managers, prompters, publicity agents, and doing the other numerous jobs that were necessary for the production of their play. The entire production was under the direction of Mrs. Aaen. Take me_______to my______room. I'm--------getting----weak. Get up from there. What were you do- ing at that door? 37 ROW ONE: S. Johnson, M. St. Pierre, J. Westin, J.Mollet, T. McCall, S. Swenson, B.McKellips. ROW TWO: V. Stubbs, P. Doty, L.Heiman, B. Wahl, L. Roduner, L. Wetrosky, J. Ericson, F. Danielson, M. Westin, M. Westin, M.Mudder, J.Mollet, R.Johnson, L.M. Carlson. ROW THREE: C. Stoen, J. Klostergaard, C. Anderson, R. Peterson, D. Fickbohm, J. Anderson, M. Hendricks. G. Peterson, R. Hearts are Filled 38 The marching band led the Homecoming parade. The band was busy as usual this year preparing pep music for football and bas- ketball games, marching in parades and practicing numbers for the spring con- cert and contest. The band participated in the Dakota Day Parade at Vermillion, and gave a winter and spring concert. New uniforms added much to the appear - ance of the band. Mr. Swanson was the director. Hendricks, D. Belkey. K. McKellips, D. Anderson, A. Nelson, M. Hongslo, D. Herbrandson, M. Ronning, M. Buum, A. Dobberstein, L. Edson, D. Groon, D.Sandvall. ROW FOUR: D. Kiewel, M.Lykken, R. Kiewel, E. Tiltrum, S. Holthe, C. Fickbohm, L. Edson, L. Roduner, S. Wilson, E. Wilson, D. Anderson. ROW FIVE: C.Hakl, R.Gunnare, J. Kratochvil, J. Johnson, Mr. Swanson, M.Solberg, M. Dietrich. CLARINET Ql'ARTET-S. Johnson, M. St.Pierre. L. Heiman, B. Wahl. TROMBONE OUARTET-D. Sandval, D. Groon, L. Edson, M. Buum. BRASS SEXTET-D. Sandval, S. Holthe, M. Hongslo, D. Kiewel, E. Tiltrum, M. Westin. CORNET TRIO-T. Nelson. E. Tiltrum. S. Holthe. GIRLS’ SEXTET-L. Edson. J. Mol let, M. Ronning, M. Ouinn, M. Hongslo, R. Hendricks. MADRIGAL- ROW I: J. Moberg, L. Ed- son. ROW 2: J. Moliet, J. Ericson, E. Lapour. ROW 3:J. Anderson, L. Hei- man, M. Westin. ROW 4: M. Solberg, L. Roduner, D. Groon, L. Frick. ACCOMPANISTS- L. Edson,L. Heiman SUPERIOR SOLOISTS-J. Moliet, C. Abra- hamson. D. Herbrandson. MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: S. Holthe, E. Rowley, J. Moliet. J. Moliet, L. Lykken, L. Edson, M. Hongslo. J. Thormods- gard. R. Hendricks, P. Manning, J. Moberg. ROW 2: D. Herbrandson, J. Ericson. C. Anderson, R. Gunnare. J. Ostlund, D. Groon, M. Solberg, K. Thormodsgard, M. Dietrich. D. Sandvall. ROW 3: F. Danielson, P. Peterson, S. Swenson, E. Lapour, J. Anderson, L. Edson, D. Kiewel, G. Thormods- gard. A. Dobberstein. L. Elving. D. Belkey, L.M. Carlson, M. Westin. ROW 4: M. Ronning, M. Quinn, L. Roduner, M. Lykken, C. Hakl, R. Anderson, C. Abrahamson, E. Tiltrum. M. Sogn, I. Siemers. Lend an Ear to Music GIRLS GLEE ROW 1: R. Hendricks, D. Herbrandson, K. Roduner, C. Winquist. C. Beeler. C. Anderson, K. Abra- ham, J. Beeler, E. Thormodsgard, M. Bowers. J. Moberg, V. Wells, J. Satter. S. Holthe. C. Stubbs. S. Newberg. A. Beeler. ROW 2: P. Doty. L. Fickbohm, P. Erickson, P. Peterson, L. Sundvold. L. Edson, K. Peterson, M. Lundberg. J. Moliet. V. Williams, J. Johnson, M. Hongslo, V. Stubbs. L.M: Carlson. ROW 3: M. Sogn, M. Ludwig, A. Nelson, J. Moliet, J. Ericson, L. Lykken. J. Anderson, C. Fickbohm, K. Thormodsgard. E. Rowley. P. Manning, M. St. Pierre. B. McKellips. J. Thormods- gard. K. Saugstad. ROW4:F. Danielson, E. Lapour. S. Swenson, B. Draves. M. Ronning. M. Quinn. L. Heiman, E. Tiltrum, L. Fickbohm, K. Naeve. I. Siemers, M. Zweifel. M. Westin. M. Mudder. Class president crowns Queen Pat. King Rod crowned by student body represent- ative . ROW ONE: Kurt Johnson, Clint Tucker, Mary Sundstrom, and Shelie Trudeau. ROW TWO: Alan Hagen, Lee Thormodsgard, Arvid Thormodsgard, Curtis Abraham son, Paul Thor- modsgard, Rodney Peterson, Pat Doty, Cynthia Trudeau, Kathy Thormodsgard, Marlene Hongslo, Kathy Saugstad, and Jean Eric son. Pat and Rodney Reign Senior Royalty Float Oueen Pat and King Rodney were chosen by the student body to reign over the 1963-64 Homecoming fes- tivities. They were crowned on Oct- ober 3, 1963 in the high school gym, witnessed by many friends, rela - tives , and schoolmates. And they were favored with a program, pre- sented by members of the four classes. To place the last jewel in their crowns, they were honored at a dance on October 4, after the Home- coming football game. m Junior’s Imaginary Ride Most Original Float Burning Spirit of A. H. S. Senior Novelty Number “April in Fairbanks Freshman Aspirin Commercial Junior Prize Winner Victory at the End of the Rainbow’ Final minutes before the coronation Queen Kay holds the box of Valentine candy which was presented to her by the student body. Cupids Choice on 'The Beatles present a portion of the program. Valentines Paul Thormodsgard, the student body presi- dent, crowned Kay Peterson as the Sweetheart Queen on Friday evening, February 14. Her attendants were Eilene Tiltrum, Janene Mollet, Cynthia Trudeau, and Kathy Thormodsgard. Each class provided skits and novelty num- bers in honor of the Queen. A dance followed. Couples enjoy the dance following the coronation. 46 Queen and attendants receiving punch We'll share our table with you.” “Singing in the Rain” Portrayed The theme. Singing in the Rain , made a color- ful atmosphere for the Junior-Senior Banquet on May first. A colorful rainbow, a castle, awishingwell, and a pleasant garden scene all added to the theme. Following the banquet, everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of the jazz band. After the prom, every- one traveled to Hawarden to see The Main Attrac- tion” . A breakfast was served by the junior mothers following the movie. at Banquet SUNBEAMS AND SHADOWS STANDING: J. Westin, L. Thormodsgard, B. Mc- Kellips, J. Ekren, R. Hendricks, G. Thormodsgard. KNEELING: J. Satter, D. Keiser, K. Saugstad 47 T. Twedt. ’She loves, you, ya, ya, ya! Theme is carried out in corner scene. Twisting is enjoyed by everyone. A pleasant garden scene Castle in the sky Honest! I didn’t spike the punch. 48 Patiently waiting for the banquet meal Seniors Skip to Okoboji Sea sick? Hang onto your hats! May 7. 1964 marked the date of the Senior Skip Day. At 6:30 A.M. the seniors boarded the school bus and twocars to journey to Arnold's Park at Lake Okoboji. The day was spent enjoying rides, food, an excursion on the S.S. Em- press, and just roaming around. The group returned to Sioux Falls to enjoy a delicious meal at the Nor- mandy, and the balance of the even- ing was spent window shopping and taking in the movie, Tom Jones . Help! My ice cream’s melting. Waiting for a ride! II ii . Hkl i; Just resting.. .our money is gone Where shall we go next? View from the lake 49 Our organized marching band??? Tieing ties in home ec. Erasers flying again?? Classroom Scenes ... Biology class is segregated. Practice makes perfect No cheating, Rita. . Theme time again LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Hagen, A. Dobberstein, D. Belkey, A. Abraham, L. Thormodsgard, R . Boetell, A. Thormodsgard, C. Hakl, J. Heiman, ]. Ekren, T, Cole, J. Peterson, M. Lykken, C. Hakl, B. Westling, L. Elving, M. Dietrich. CENTER: D. Stene, Secretary; P. Thormodsgard, President; Coach Smith; C. Abrahamson, Vice-President; R. Anderson, Treasurer. Lettermen are Active in “A” Club The A Club consisted of 21 members. The junior class won the school basketball tournament and team honors in tfie decath- lon. Paul Thormodsgard was Athlete of the Year and Curtis Abrahamson Inspirational Athlete. The closing of the year was highlighted by the Club Stag Party at the Village Bowl. BASKETBALL ACE OF THE WEEK Tom Cole Seniors receive awards at Awards Day Assembly. C. Abrahamson, Inspirational Athlete ; P. Thor- modsgard, A. Dobberstein. R. Boetell, A. Hagen, Athletes of the Year. Get that ball, Paul. Boarding the bus Student Weight Club Consoling the coach after the game Make it, Tom. Waiting for the rebound. Lei me go! FIRST ROW: Doug Quinn, Gary Numsen, Ward Peterson. Mike Manning. Alan Hagen , Jer- ry Johnson, Don Keiser. SECOND ROW: Coach Smith, Alan Abraham , Marlyn Dietrich , DeLayne Fickbohm, Merle Lykken , Craig Hakl Reid Boetell , Bruce Westling , Dennis Belkey , James Ekren . THIRD ROW: Art Dobberstein , Arvid Thormodsgard . John Pet- erson , Dallas Stene . Curtis Hakl , Jim Heiman , Paul Thormodsgard , Robert Anderson , Curtis Abraham son . •Denotes Letter men Sportsmanship and Stamina Characterize A.H.S. Lettermen The Alcester Cubs experienced a below-aver- age season in football this year. The Cubs, how- ever, made especially good showings in the Park- er and Centerville games. At Homecoming, the Cubs were upset by the Garretson Dragons. The Cubs played well defensively, but they lacked the scoring punch needed to win games. Despite the poor record, the Cubs did well in some aspects--several individual records were brok- en and much valuable experience was gained. ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL PLAYERS Paul Thormodsgard and Art Dobberstein They're in there rough and tough. 54 LEADING LINEMEN Bottom Row: Curtis Hakl, Dennis Belkey, Arvid Thor modsgard. Top Row: Reid Boetell, Bruce Westling. STARTING CENTER and GUARDS Dallas Stene, Merle Lykken, Curtis Abrahamson TOP BACKFIELD MEN Bottom Row: Alan Abraham. Art Dobberstein. Robert Anderson. Top Row: Paul Thormodsgard, Art Dobber- stein, Craig Hakl. STARTING ENDS James Heiman, John Peterson The Cubs fight for victory. MANAGERS Bottom Row: Jeff Trudeau, Scott Hammerstrom. Top Row: Bob Fickbohm, Don Anderson. Excitement, Victories and Defeats KNEELING: B. Westling, Manager; G. Hammerstrom, J.Ekren, Manager. STANDING: G. Numsen, R. Anderson, A. Thormodsgard. B. Ludwig, T. Cole, R. Paulson, J. Heiman, P. Thormodsgard, J. Peterson, D. Stene, C. Abrahamson, A. Dobberstein. i ALL-CONFERENCE BASKETBALL PLAYERS Paul Thormodsgard and Tom Cole. The Alcester Cubs had a below average season as they compiled a 5-13 record. At the start of the season the Cubs were plagued by injuries. Art Dobberstein received a broken ankle in the last con- ference game of the football season against Centerville. This kept him out through half of the basketball season. The Cubs needed a backcourt man badly and certainly missed Art in this position. The Cubs hopes waned further as Leon Stalls, probable center for the starting team, was in a freak auto accident, which kept him out for the entire season. In the conference standings Alcester ended with a 2-5 record. In district play, Alcester drew Hurley as their opponnet in the first game. This was an exciting game. It seemed like Hurley had the game won as they gained a 19 point lead in the third quarter. But Alcester did not give up and held Hurley scoreless in the fourth quarter, but could not quite close the gap and had to take a 54-50 defeat. There is an old saying, there will always be a next year. ' Mavbe it will apply to next year's Alcester Cubs--we hope so! 56 Opponents We-They Chancellor 42-60 West Sioux 42-53 Hudson 58-48 Brandon 37-50 Viborg 29-47 Elk Point 53-51 Irene 55-65 Akron 68-79 Dell Rapids 51-54 Parker 51-52 Beresford 47-80 West Sioux 67-55 Lennox 70-56 Centerville 61-59 Canton Academy 52-57 Viborg 51-74 Centerville 59-46 Canton 43-64 •Denotes conference games District 20 Tournament Hurley 50-54 Marked Basketball Season Paul Thormodsgard All eyes and ears are opened as Coach Smith tells the team the winning play. James Heiman Curtis Abrahamson Paul struggles for a good shot. Dallas Stene 57 It’s a sure shot for James. 5g Tom Cole Art Dobberstein Art is up for tne rebound. Robert Anderson Arvid Thormodsgard ROW 1: S. Hammerstrom, A. Trudeau, M. Buum, B. Wilson, L. Frick, M. Solberg, G. Johnson, M. Harders, L. Thormodsgard. ROW 2: J. Trudeau, D. Anderson, B. Fickbohm, S. Wilson, D. Quinn, J. St. Pierre, A. Hagen, W. Peterson, W. Bowers, M. Manning, G. Thormodsgard. “Little Cubs” Learn Technique Will this pass-off prove to be successful? of Basketball Alcester's Little Cubs ’ basketball team had two wins against thirteen losses in season play. The team consisted of one junior, three sophomores, and three eighth graders. Jamie St. Pierre, an eighth grade sharpshooter, took individual scoring honors with 116 points for the season. Gary Numsen was voted as the most valuable player and Ward Peterson was voted as the most improved player. Opponents We-They Chancellor 30-42 West Sioux 34-48 Hudson 42-17 Brandon-Valley 19-39 Elk Point 15-27 Viborg 16-40 Irene 9-38 Akron 31-36 Dell Rapids 22-36 Parker 21-33 Beresford 31-45 West Sioux 25-39 Lennox 42-40 Centerville 39-51 Canton Academy 32-44 Viborg 25-43 Centerville 30-33 Canton 26-39 DECATHLON CHAMPS and RUNNERS-UP DECATHLON RECORD HOLDERS ROW 1: A. Thormodsgard, D. Belkey. B. Ludwig, W. Bowers, S. Kiewel, R. Boetell, L. Huenink, P. Anderson, M. Lundberg, L. Thormodsgard, Coach J. Smith, ROW 2: J, Peterson, R. Anderson, A. Dobberstein, T. Cole, P. Thormodsgard. C. Abrahamson, A. Hagen, D. Quinn, M. Manning, L. El- ving. ROW 3: J. St. Pierre, C. Hakl, D. Stene, L. Peterson, B. VanEngen, M. Solberg, G. Numsen S. Hammerstrom, M. Anderson, A. Trudeau. ROW 4: G.Ronning, M. Pederson, L. Johnson,D. Eb- sen, L. Anderson, M. Buum, W. Peterson, B. Fickbohm, D. Hovdenes, D. Anderson, B. Elving. Track Squad Sprints to Success TOP SPRINTERS RECORD - BREAKING RELAY MEN TOP DISTANCE RUNNERS The Cub track squad experienced an average season while par- ticipating in nine senior high and two junior high meets. The boys showed a lot of interest and determination under the supervision of Coach Smith. Consistent point winners for the Cubs were Leonard Elving in the mile. Tom Cole in the pole vault and high jump, and Art Dob- berstein in the hurdles. One high gchool track record was broken. The 1955 shot put record of 40' 4 1 2” by. Duane Ludwig was stretched by Curtis Abrahamson at the Region track meet in Sioux Falls. Rivaling Curt in the weight events was Paul Thormodsgard who threw the shot over 40' in the last two meets. Hopes for the future were brightened when the freshman relay team broke the 440 and 880 yard relay records in times of 52.1 and 1:50.8 respectively. Members of the freshman relay tearn were Doug Quinn, Gaylon Ronning, Bernard VanEngen, and Wilburt Bow- TOP HURDLERS ers. The track squad is looking for another good track season next spring with several returning lettermen. .. .and they're off and running. Cheerleaders Encourage School Spirit Linda M. Carlson Linda Lykken, Margery St .Pierre, Linda Carlson, Judy Satter. Judy Satter Margery St.Pierre In the spring of 1963 the student body elected the cheer- leaders for the 1963 1964 season. Four were selected to lead cheers for both the A” and B games. This was a new ex- perience for all the girls. The cheerleaders worked hard during the summer and the school year preparing for pep meetings and leading yells at all the games. They also spon- sored dances after a few of the home games. Head Cheerleader-Linda Lykken 62 SEATED: Cheerleaders, J. Satter, M. St. Pierre; E. Tiltrum, President; R. Hendricks, Vice-president V. Stubbs, Secretary - Treasurer; Mrs. Herbold, Advisor; Cheerleaders, L. M. Carlson, L. Lykken. FIRST ROW: C. Anderson, J. Johnson, R. Peterson, A. Ebson, K. Roduner, M. Hongslo, L. Edson, J. Westin, C. Broline, S. Holthe, S. Newberg, E. Thormodsgard, M. Bowers, K. Abraham, C. Anderson, V. Wells, C. Stubbs. SECOND ROW: C. Beeler, J. Klostergaard, P. Buum, J. Moberg. J. Moliet, L. Roduner, P. Erickson, J. Moliet, L. Fickbohm, J. Beeler, M. Lundberg. J. Wyant, J. Thormodsgard. L. E. Carlson, E. Lapour, P. Manning, K. Saugstad, D. Herbrandson, C. Wioquist. THIRD ROW: E. Arends, C. Pilla, J. Ericson, L. Edson, J. Arends, L. Sundvold, G. Hovdenes, J. Anderson, C.Peter- son, K. Thormodsgard, C.Trudeau, J. Kratochvil, V. Williams, E. Rowley, B. McKellips, M. Sogn, C. Fickbohm, A. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: M. Ludwig, F. Danielson, K. Naeve, C. Anderson, B. Draves, S. Swenson, M. Quinn, L. Heiman, J. Westin, K. Peterson, M. Ronning, L.A. Fickbohm, K. McKellips, M. Westin, M. Zweifel, I. Siemers, P. Doty. P. Peterson, A. Beeler, M. Mudder, R. Johnson. Pep Club Supports the Cubs The Pep Club created enthusiasm for athletics through- out the school year. The girls showed their school spirit by attending and yelling at all the games. The organization raised money by having a bake sale. Pep club girls are managing the coat check. As the years pass the editorial staff wishes to the class of '64 the best of luck in whatever they do and hope that this year book will secure lasting memories. The editorial staff would also like to thank all those aiding in the production of this book. 64 The Editorial Staff Eilene Tiltrum, Editor Pat Doty, Art Editor Curtis Abrahanson, Business Manager NILSON FUNERAL HOME VILLAGE BOWL Our Sponsors ... $10.00 Contributors Aggie's Cafe Alcester Locker Plant Anderson Garage City of Alcester Farmers Union Co-op Ass. G A Oil and Garage H N Store Hawarden Cleaners Iowa Public Service Larsen Drug LaVonne's Beauty Shop Lincoln-Union Electric Co. McKellips Insurance Agency Moris' Super Saver Nilson Funeral Home O. G. Beck State Bank of Alcester Stubb’s Barber Shop Swede’s Service The Tollingers-Canton Village Bowl $5.00 Contributors Alcester Union Anderson Elevator Dr. Louis H. Shoraga Great Plains Supply Co. Hawarden Theaters Hebert Milling Service Pete's Produce Roger’s Place Stroshane Hardware Less than $5.00 Paul's Produce Swenson’s Gambles MORIS SUPER SAVER LINCOLN-UNION ELECTRIC CO. 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