Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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c Ploy Receives Top Honors Members of Central’s one-act play “Interview,” written by John-Claude Van Italle, received top honors in district and state competition. The cast first traveled to Warner in January for a One-Act Play Festival, where several schools presented their plays to each other. Judges gave advice on how the students could improve their plays. Central’s players then went to the district contest in Watertown where both Roncalli and Central won su- perior ratings and earned the right to go to the State One-Act Contest in Huron January 25-26. Here Central also won a supe- rior rating. The cast also presented the play, a drama which dealt with people’s attempts to find meaningful dialogue with anyone, during all the English hours January 9. Members of the cast were Jill Mogen, Paul Novak, Debbie Ganje, Dennis Vik, Sue Dummer, Cindy Midthun, Chris Novak and Mike Kettering. a The cast of the one-act play, “Interview, ’ included (back row) Dennis Vik, Sue Dummer, Jill Mogen; front row, Cindy Midthun. Paul Novak, Debbie Ganje, Chris Novak. Not pictured is Mike Kettering, b Debbie Ganje gives Dennis Vik a skeptical look during a performance, c Jill Mogen carefully applies her make-up. d Mike Kettering and Paul Novak wait to start rehearsal, e Paul and Chris Novak and Mike Kettering discuss techniques during a rehearsal. 26

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h Students Active In Spiritual Life Many Central students were involved in a variety of religious groups ranging from the large group of Sound of Cele- bration to the smaller church youth groups. Sound of Celebration had approxi- mately 160 members from 17 different churches. They sang for church services and special religious programs through- out the state of South Dakota. Some of the youth groups in which Central students participated were St. Mary’s, Sacred Heart, Bethlehem Lutheran, and the Jewish Synagogue. Various activities in the youth groups included retreats, tobogganing, hayrides, skating parties, conventions, bowling, photography, canoeing and summer camps. 25

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Cupid Strikes Again The annual Sweetheart Dance spon- sored by 420 council was held Saturday, February 16 at the YMCA from 9:30-12: 30. The group. “Matthew,” provided mu- sic ranging from hard rock to country western. This year the dance changed from the traditional formal to semi-formal because of the results of a survey taken by Student Senate. Shelley Anderson and Steve Reisenweber were selected King and Queen and each received a S10 gift cer- tificate from the clothing store of their choice. The 420 council served punch and decorated the gyms to add a “loving touch44 to the Sweetheart Dance. a Many couples enjoyed the annual Sweetheart Dance. b Tom Reid, fot Dunkel, Brian Lux, Sue Cox, Ann Ulrich and Dick Wollman seem to be enjoying themselves. c Angie Ballard and Jay Schlagel rest and en- joy “Matthew.” d Terri Johnson and Greg Amble stop for punch. e Diane Johnson and Kurt Cogswell pause to look at the group. 27