Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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SEATED: Mr. Herbold, Advisor; M. Hongslo, R. Johnson, V. Wells, M. Hendricks, A. Thormodsgaard, STANDING: T. Cole, G. Thormodsgaard, J. Trudeau, A. Hughes. Student Council Aids in Governing the Student Body The student council, under the leadership of Presi- dent Arvid Thormodsgaard and advisor Mr. Herbold, organized and directed the Homecoming and Sweetheart dances, the annual March of Dimes Drive, and the school picnic. The other officers this year were Marlene Hongslo, Vice-President and Tom Cole, Secretary-Treasurer. Arvid reads a letter that he has received as Student Body President. Student council members check the calendar for coming events which they must plan. 9

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SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SEATED: Vere Larson Richard Johnson Arnold Kruse Marvin Westin Norma Westin STANDING: Harold Stubbs Supt. Herboid Not Pictured: A.M.Bradley Serving A.H.S. is Their Purpose SECRETARY Mrs. Ofstad Providing a good education for 283 students at the Alcester High and Grade School is primarily the responsibility of the seven members of the school board who hold their monthly meetings in the school office. Mrs. Ofstad. school secretary. andBobStoen, custodian, per- formed their duties very well. The cooks prepared delicious meals daily, while the three bus drivers delivered the students safely to and from school. CUSTODIAN Mr. Stoen BUS DRIVERS Mr. Solberg, Mr. Larson, Mr. Larson. 8

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Only the Strong Remain Free CHERYL ANDERSON F H A-1 - 4; Da kota- 2 - 4, Pr oduct ion Editor-4; Pep Club-1-3; Girls’ Glee-1; Declam-3. The four high school years has given the 42 graduates many fond mem- ories. Some will look back with regret because of the opportunities they didn't use; but fortunately, many can look forward to the future with courage due to their adequate preparation. Many fun-filled hours were spent preparing for their two class plays. Several senior boys found much satisfaction and pleasure in their hours spent participating in sports. Be- ingthe guests of the Juniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet was another high - light of the year. They also enjoyed DON ANDERSON FFA - 2 -3; Football Manager- 3-4; Track-1-4; BasketbalH-4. going to Omaha for Skip Day. Among the subjects taken their senior year were: English, home economics, agriculture, bookkeep- ing, government, economics, phy- sics, shorthand, and German. ACT Tests were another important event for the college-bound students. The seniors kept themselves busy with Pep Club, A Club, FFA, FHA, music, and editing the Dakota and Cubette. The senior class chose purple and silver as their colors and the purple mum as their flower. JOYCE ANDERSON FHA -1-4; Pep Club-1-4; Band- 3, 4; Girls’ Glee-1-4; Chorus-1- 4; Madrigal-3; Vocal Solo-4; Class Plays-2,3, 4. ROBERT ANDERSON FFA-1-4, President-4; Cubette - 2-4. Business Manager-4; Dak- ota-2-4; Football-1-4; Chorus- 1-4; Track-1-4; Golf-3; Basket- ball-1-4; Homecoming Attendant- 1, 4; Class Secretary-2, Treas- urer-3; FFA Conservation A- ward-3; A Club-1-4. Treasurer- 3, President-4; Class Plays-2,3 . ELIZABETH ARENDS FHA-1-4; Pep Club -1-3; Girls Glee-I. 10