Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Work Without Praise X X 52 .-fi Shzrley Hennmg and Sylv1a Trombley are secref1r1es to Xlr Elhs Th1S Job 1r1volves much tlme be cause of the many records that must be kept For t1ur mum hours of SGTVICG to Central ue lush to extend our apprcczatzon Grace Clcmmt scrus the -Xherdcen CltV Frllzn thc posztron of Fnglstcrcd 'Nurse for the School Sxstem 15 IIc1lth Supgrxlsor Thls yob Aberdeen puhhc schools IS Nlrs jcmctte Hurrell She ent 11ls ll1I'CCtlIlf' the lu 1lth 1ct1x1t1cs of the 15 III chmfn of lfttllillllfl to all the umrqumx measures school ehxlclun COIICCTIIIIIV' tlu h1 1lth of thc Lllllilfill Ill the schools H t f tl f peopleelsslgfetrltllxlnxlnllricllltulelllefllfn liogltllrg The pc oplc of Abs rclun xush to th lllls Nlrs Hunell Aberdeen for h1 r clulu 1t1 nl work for thn xouth of o11r co111111u111tx 14 l 1 . . . . .Q . . . . - , .1 1 . . 1 - ' . 1' .. 1 1 . 1 - C . 1 1 H . , , 1 1 1 , 91.1 I 1 A 1 1 l ' I 1 I -A f 1 .. 1 Q i '27 '- 1 ' '5' Q . 1, 1 1 1 ug , 1 Q, -1,.f,, ' 1 1 , 111, 51, 2 . V N N -, 1 . A 1 C I 1 ,f ' . , I 1 1 1 1 -1' 1 ' ' ' U 1 -' ' 1 '- 1 1 ' . . 1 , . 1 ' 1 1' ' li L 2 ' 11 ' -1 - ' 12 1 2- I l I 5 x BL ll . .1 4' Q 1 L -sl nz l . A 2 x x lk i 1 I' ' i 1 11 I I 2' x I A X ' I 'U . ., 1 . A wx x ' h h I ' 1 I ' 1 . I L , . V .1 V1 x V X A 1 1 1 ' 1 11 K L 0 N A ' ' 1 . 1 - - 1 - 1 ' v l 1 1'

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il N-H Our Gllldlllg lights The Prmczpal of Central Hrgh 15 a busw man XVII lard Elhs has the 1ob of seeing that the curriculum clded upon by the Board of Educat1on IS carrred out bx the teachmg staff Xir Ellrs IS constantly vsorkmg for the betterment of th1s mstltuhon and has contrrbuted much t1me and effort toward furthermg the educatxonal opportumtxes offered to Centralltes The students trulw apprecrate h1s gurdance and hrs efforts on behalf of Central Hlgh j The fob of counselmg the semor class IS the posr t1on Fred Claudon holds at Central Hrgh Xlr Ll 1llLlOI1S dutlcs lIlNOlXL long h 1rd hours In add1t1on to managlng and HdITl1DlSt6I'11'lg the test battery for semors he works xxlth tht students on problems concernmg college and NOC'ltlOI'l1l CllOlC6S ind helps thcm Vltll person rl Lllff1CllltlLS Ht also holds 1IldlXlCll1ll School i X., Ai-4 conferences xuth each of the 790 scmors ..f Hls C0l1tI'1bl1t1OIlS to the future of all Centrfllltes are apparent as our gradu 1tL5 nmltc thelr contrlbutxons as crtlzens of Amer1ca f' X X .l 3 fx Xlxss X era Xlastcrs Sophomore junxor Counselor as var1ous dutres whlch flll most of the hours of each ax Serung as adult adusor to such orgamzanons as Future Teachers 'XSSOCIHUOII and Kex stone Natlonal Honor SOCICQ as xx ell as counselmg the underclassmen help to occupx the t1me of thls thoughtful and alxx axs UI1Cl6I'StlIlCllHQ xx oman 13

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,D Ronald Coats Constance Conner Xiodern Problems American lixstorx Athletlcs Niodcrn Problems Hentuge ofthe Past vigil Robert Orr Cletus Noecker Huston Iournahsm Modern Problems Niarv VV1llxams kmencan Hxston r 15