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SIGNS OF Students enioyed movies at the Orpheum and Capitol Theaters. THE TIMES Having five months of snow made it hard to forget. A variety of music made dances special this year. PROPE
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Students Come Alive After School There were some memorable events this year. Up With People” gave Central students a free con- cert last fall. They were young people from around the world who tried to spread good-will through song. Johnny Rivers and John Denver, two popular singers gave concerts in Aberdeen. Besides the school plays the Guthrie Theater Company of Minneapolis presented “Of Mice and Men , and Northern produc- ed a few plays. As movies go Reefer Madness” and Last House on the Left” may not have been the best movies seen, but thev were the most talked about. Some of the songs remembered are “Your So Vain”, Rocky Mountain High and “My Ding-a- Ling.” American Top 40 was one of the most widely listened to radio programs. TV favorites included In Concert”, The Waltons , and All In the Family.” Main Street lost some of its traffic this year. Somehow when it was made one way it lost its pop- ularity. Although it never got as big a crowd as basket- ball, wrestling did become a popular sport this year. There was an average of 200 fans at a match. Mat Maids worked hard helping the wrestlers to have a successful season. “Sound of Celebration”, an ecumenical church group, kept over a tenth of Central busy this year. It was one of many church groups in town. Picnics in the spring and fall along with winter sports such as toboganing, sledding, and snowball fighting rounded out the school year. For Centralities after-school time was precious and short. There were games, sports, clubs, jobs, and homework. Some spent time watching TV, listening to records and radio, or even reading books. There were parties and dances to go to along with plays, concerts and movies. Food always seemed to find its way into the evening. Wrestling was popular this year, both in and out of school. A game with Roncalli always brought a crowd.
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Among Central's 1320 students you'll find many different faces-most of them as interesting as these. Pic- tured are (clockwise) Nicki Ochsner, ason Novak and Kathy King, seniors; Rich Beauchene, junior; and Steve Kline, sophomore. 30
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