Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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BUSY AT doing the assignment is Senior Franck Bohme SHARING A laugh, Sophomore Ricardo ELATION WITH a friendly smile is from Beit a shows a smile. Senior Susana Ortu. 22-Foreign Exchange Students-Page by Cristine Lindholm LOOKING OPTIMISTIC Senior Monika Stage writes a news story. WARM EYES and a friendly attitude come from Senior Leif Jensen “Tag,” “Hola,” “Goddag,” are just a few of the various salutations found from Central’s exchange stu- dents this year. We’ve had five ex- change students attending this year, including: Susana Ortiz from Colombia, Leif Jensen from Den- mark, Monika Stage from Sweden, Franck Bohme from Germany, and Ricardo Beita from Costa Rica. All have shared a few thoughts and opinions. For example, stated Franck Bohme, “I noticed that the school spirit is more prominent here, and I think that is due to our sports not being affiliated with the schools and it’s great to see!” When asked why they wanted to come to the U.S., all agreed on one thing that it was mostly to learn the language and culture a little better. Over all they’ve also agreed that it has been an exciting experience and that they’ve learned a lot. “I’ve enjoyed my stay here. The people are all really great and I would strongly encourage anyone inter- ested in exchange programs to try it,” said Monika Stage, senior.

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FRIENDS GATHER around a replica of the General Lee. Top photo “HEY. LET me out! says Ross Burdick as Susan Jutting walks away Bottom photo Yce haw Getting out the straw hats and cow- boy boots was just part of the fun at the Sadie Hawkins dance. Other ac- tivities included getting hitched at the marriage booth, having your picture taken next to a replica of General Lee, and possibly getting thrown in jail. When asked what they thought of this years dance Melody Warwick and Lisa Arneson both agreed, “It was a lot of fun.” MYSTERY SHERIFF Eric Knispel and Ca lamity Jane Amy Youngman Top photo “GETTING HITCHED at the marriage booth are Jaime Braley and Jeff Ochs. Wit nessing is Deanna Voegele Lower photo. Page designed by Melissia Dailey-Sadie Hawkins-21

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MUTILATING FLESH makes this creep smile. Playing the part of Dr. Frankenstein is Mr. Fred Jamieson. Haunted Forest always something fun to do The Haunted Forrest gave some CHS students an opportunity to get off Main Street. “I remember waiting in line for hours,” said Sandie Delzer, a sen- ior. Rhonda Stein, a junior, explained, ‘‘What I remember the most is the Christine car. ‘‘Standing in the long line,” is what Judd Youngman. a sophomore re- members. Bill Austin, a friend of Aric’s could only recall ‘‘When Aric tackled the college guy. Sandie believes the Haunted Forest is beneficial to the community be- cause, “It’s something different to do.” “It gives the younger kids some- thing to do, and the older ones too,” comments Rhonda. Judd thinks it’s good “ for the kids.” Aric Lier, a junior, remembered. As far as Aric is concerned, “It’s “The 300 pound wrestler that I good exercise.” tackled,” after he was stopped try- ing to sneak in without paying. Page by Mitch Huber-Haunted Forest®