Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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a Photographer Brad Vircks will do anything for a picture, but he has to be careful not to go off the deep end. b Dennis Vik and the wheelbarrow crew patrol the street after the Shrincr parade, c Bargain hunting during Oazy Days occupies Kathy Richter and Dawn Grey, d Seniors Cindy Fowler and Lois Lonnevik re- lax on GentraFs lawn during the last days of summer. e Jo and Julie Bruse perform a modern dance during the Oazy Days mini shows in front of Engel's. f Chewing gum can be fun when the taste is the one that tastes so double good ...

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In the Good Old Summer Time Summer 1973 was something else. For one thing, it was the driest summer on record for the Aberdeen area. TV was dry, too, because of the Watergate hearings, so Centralites had to look just a little harder for entertainment. Many students joined thebicy- cle boom to try and stir up a breeze during the hot, muggy days. More often than not, bike riders ended up gorging ice cream at the nearest drive-in. Some of the more energetic cyclists pedaled to the nearby lakes or even took extended bike trips. Wylie Lake was a popular place this summer. It was the scene of several dancesand rock concerts. Even when there wasn’t something special going on, the beach always had its share of sun-worshipping Centralites. Of course, not every moment was spent loafing. The Driver Education classes kept quite a few busy for a while each day. A lot of Centralites had summer jobs, and those who didn’t were trying to find one. How can one summarize a summer? In many ways, it was just like any other. Still, for most there was something truly unique about summer 1973, and it made vacation time unfor- gettable.

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Homecoming Week Colors CHS World Perfect fall weather contributed to a perfect Pageant Day weekend. “Color my World was the theme for Thursday's coronation, with “Myths and Legends the theme of the Friday parade. A spirited pep assembly started out Homecoming day. The Lagles claimed a victory over the Huron Tigers, and a dance ended the festivities. a Patty Stevens and Mark Bosanko were chosen by the student body as 1973 Homecoming Queen and Marshal. b Queen candidates were; Sandy Fredrickson, Sue Jcrke, Sylvia Grote, Kris Sveen, Kris Geier. Ann Harrington, and Cory Manning. Marshal candidates were; Monte Rasmussen, Scott Gordcr, Rob Anderson. l oug Forseth, Bill Hayes, Dave Syhrc, and Ron Schreiber. c Wendy I einstein, a part of the coronation entertainment, performed an original dance. d As hard as they tried, the juniors didn’t win the yelling contest, c Part of the fun of the assembly was seeing Steve Kline as an over- sized cupid. f Coach Niescn looks on as his fired-up Fagles win the game 20-6 over Huron. g Dennis “Cupid” Gcllhaus flashes a cheery grin on the winning Senior class float. h Monte Walz prepares to ride the winning junior class float, i These five sophomores are obviously proud of their creation. • » x