Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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The one act play “Pyramus and Thisbe, ” also tied for second. From ( I to r ) Bob Mason, Nicki Ochsner, Lyle Carlson and oy Schlagel. The opening act was a song and dance routine done by the cheerleaders. From (I to r ) jane 11 Wilcox, Terri Weber, Pam Sullivan and Kris Sveen. Wendy Feinstein took 3rd place with an original acrobatic routine. Discussing final preparations for the Follies are Dave Pickus, Forrest Allred, and Steffen Porter. 25

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Iason Novak, Nicki Ochsner, and Sue Odland were the first place winners of the $15 prize. Eaglean Follies Reveal Talents After hard preparation and with only a limited number of acts the Eaglean Follies was held Wednes- day, March 7. The winning act, Jive 5 Minus 2,” sang three songs with guitar and mandolin accompaniment and received a cash prize of $15. Members of the group were Jason Novak, Sue Odland, and Nicki Ochsner. There was a tie for second place between an Instrumental Ensemble and a one-act play with each group receiving a $10 prize. The ensemble played the Chicago hit, 25 or 6 to 4” and consisted of Dave Lee, Kurt Cogswell, Dale Shornack, Craig Hyde, Kent Mottle, Tom Ecker, Chris Schwan and Richard Beauchene. The one-act Pyramus and Thisbe” consisted of Lyle Carlson, Bob Mason, Joy Schlagel, Dann Sandvig, Nicki Ochsner and Kent Hyde. Placing third and receiving a $5 prize was Wendy Feinstein who performed an acrobatic act to the song Killing Me Softly.” The Follies was again sponsored by Student Sen- ate, with Dave Pickus as chairman, and Miss Pat Peterson, and Mrs. Carol Hering as faculty advisors. 24 Peggy Mils lead and Denise Poirer sang a variety of folk songs. Forrest Allred and Steffen Porter acted as M.C. 's for the Fol- lies.

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Pictured above are the semifinalists in the 5O's dress contest. From I to r, Tom Call, Debbie Stassel, Dave Glenn, Kristi Voigt, Lori Vikesland, and Doug Smith. 50's Revived Central’s halls were full of brushed-back pony tails, rolled over bobby socks, leather jackets and greasy hair january 23 when 50’s day was held. Each homeroom sent two students to be judged by the cheerleaders for being a best-dressed semi- finalist. The semifinalists were: sophomores, Lori Vikesland and Doug Smith; juniors, Debbie Stassel and Tom Call; and seniors, Dave Glenn and Kristi Voight. These students were again voted on and the finalists were announced at the pep assembly. Debbie Stassel and Tom Call were the finalists and received a free three months pass to the Or- pheum theatre. Saturday night a 50’s dance was held where stu- dents jitterbugged to the group, the ’‘Apostles.” The dance was held at the YMCA and was sponsored by the 4-20 Club. Putting the finishing touches on their nails are Sheryl Vikes- land and Diane Theis. Looking tough and greasy are Teen-angel and Bruiser, alias Dann Sandvig and Rick Griepp. Dreaming about their teen-angels are Shelley Anderson, Kris Hanson, Cory Manning and ill Mogen. 26 . L