Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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Reorganization of the new school district was one of the major concerns of our local schoolboard this past year. Because of the reorganization, the schoolboard expanded from seven to twelve members. Plan- ning how to accomodate all of the new students and installing new facilities took up much of their time. Many hours of hard work has been given by this group of people to make our school a better place to gain knowledge of the world today. Monthly meetings were held and several special sessions were called. The schoolboard also approved the buying of sev- eral new buses to aid in trans- porting students to and from school. Annual duties of the schoolboard include hiring the personnel for the school dis- trict, planning the budget, and levying the taxes. Schoolboard Settles the Matter of Reorganization L. to 2. D' 0K7: Mrs. Marvin . Johnson, Mr. Richard B. Kirsch, Mr. floor , xwiffe, Mr. Donowan Larson, Mr. Richard Merrick, Jj TWO: Mr. Bernard ’il on, Mr. Oscar A. A.nderson, Mr. Uchsrd Johnson, Mr. '.obert Berg. 8

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 ;rr. Zlfie Aaen n-lieh I and III '!r. Daul Sore nse:. Government History EoonoT1i''j--Socio2o -' hr. IfeTvin Ft3k Bookkeeping '-oinrr I Genr a Eor'lnes? Shorthand Mr. Dobberstein citizens and leaders. The faculty is also helpful in chaperoning school activities and promoting school spirit. Through this, they hope to help encourage better student-teacher understandings. Through PTA, the parents establish a knowledge of the faculty and the student-body. In all these ways, the thir- teen members of our faculty are helping as we take our first giant step into this competitive world. Ir. Richard ?. Kirrr'- Gursrintendent 7

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L. to I. ROW OKS: Mr. t?mona Jurgen sen, K Tfelson, Hurr v' Mollet. Pobb rstcin: advisor, I-rmpy Ilult-r-n, Lorna •'Lndsr on, lllen Hendricks, L-iZannc etrosky, HOW TWO: tov« j3 , lnderrjon, I Bri rlc, Dana Wilson, H0'.: TTTHv1]: D n Doty, tev«s i ;k, TV an Student Council Reflects the Student Body This year the Student- Coun- cil representatives were made up of one boy and one girl from the freshman and sophomore classes, two boys and one girl from the junior class, and two girls and, two boys from the senior class. This was a different type of class representation over the previous years. The governing body was led by President David Anderson and was assisted by their advisor, Mr. Dobberstein. The other off- icers included: Steve Merrick, Vice President, and LaZanne We- trosky, Secretary-treasurer. The student council discus- sed suggestions made by the stu- dents through the suggestion box and action was taken on some of these suggestions. One of the important suggestions that they acted upon was to begin a German Club for the interested German students. The group planned and organ ized the Homecoming and Sweet- heart coronation and dances, and provided for entertainment after several home basketball games. They carried out the usual ac- tivities including the annual blanket toss for the March of Dimes, and planned and helped with the school picnic. 9