Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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lilxlkillblllf IIQBI1! NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH Nothing But the Truth, by James Montgomery, was presented by the Senior Class, May sixth and seventh in the Central High School Auditorium. The play, a comedy, demonstrates how very diiiicult it is to tell the truth in modern life and how thorny is the path of one who tries to do so. Bob Bennett is convinced that it is easily possible, and highly desirable, to tell the truth at all times E. M. Ralstan, his prospective father-in-law, maintains that there are certain necessary business and social lies. In order to assist his fiancee raise money for charity, Bob bets ten thousand dollars of her money with Ralstan and two business associates that he can tell the absolute truth for twenty-four hours. As a result of the bet, Bob is soon threatened with social disfavor and Mr. Ralstan suffers huge financial losses. In the end it takes many lies on the part of Bob to undo the mischief he cre- ated by telling the truth in a few earlier instances. The play was directed by Mr. Linn. The high school orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Herman, furnished music between the acts.

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Allklllllllllllf llilllill 1 - SENIOR BOYS' CLUB The Senior Boys' Club, under the capable leadership of Mr. Byrne, has been one of the most active clubs of the year. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Orpheus Meyers ....... ....... P resident ....., ii,.. O rpheus Meyers Bob Blanchard .... ...... V ice President ..,.. ,ii.... R udolph Houge Jack Welsh .............. ...... S ecretary ...... ............... J ack Welsh Marvin Calmenson ..,.... ............, T reasurer. .....,,.............. Marvin Calmenson The club was organized to provide an activity in which the senior boys of the school might participate as a unit. It provides membership for many boys who would not otherwise hold membership in any other organization. Cooperation among the club members this year has been outstanding. The chief activity of the first semester was the annual pep fest held the night before Pageant Day. In the last semester of the school year the boys planned Field Day, the annual contest between the junior and senior boys. Also during the last Semester the club entertained the senior play cast committees. The chief object of this organization is to raise the standard of conduct among the boys. It is primarily a service club.

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Macaw umm! CAST OF CHA RA CTERS fin order of appearancel Clarence Van Dusen .........,. ,................................ ..........,.. . B ob Glau E. M. Ralston .......,....... ........ . Steven Keane Bishop Doran ...... ........ J ohn Barstow Dick Donnelly ....... ............ H arry Fuller Rodert Bennet ....... .......... . Raymond Parrott Mrs. Ralston .... .... ....., M a rgarette Freeman Gwen Ralston .,...... ......... . Majorie Thomas Ethel Clark ........ ........ R ose Brussell Mabel Johnson ...... ............. . Ruth Clark Sable Johnson ,....... ............................. .................... J o y Derleth Martha. ..........,... ..................................,...... M arion Wedegartner C O M M I T T E E S Stage Director and Prompter ..... ................................. M arion Wedegartner Stage Manager ..,........................ .............. R obert Blanchard Electrician ........ .................,.................,.............................. H arold J ahnel Staging Commitee-Milton Paeth ....................... Miss Flemington, Adviser Harold Jahnel, Dean Stedman, Lillian Liedtke, Oscar Zeller, Jane Suttle, Amy McPhee, Carolyn Merryfield, Delores Richmond, Marian Phelps, Virginia Slater. Costume Committee-Ruth Lackness ........................ Miss Pieper, Adviser Mona Jensen, Marjorie McClure, Lucille Koepke, John Kraft. Advertising Committee-Orpheus Meyers .........,..,...... .Miss Ulrey, Adviser George Rennix, Marvin Calmenson. Business Committee-Bob Welsh ................................. Miss Ulrey, Adviser Harold Ihde, Clifton Anderson, Ruth Bates, Elizabeth Lyons, Dorothy Jonason, Olwin Ackley, William Mueller, John McDowell, Dorothy Hilt- Jen. Usher Committee-Margaret Nelsen. .......................... .Mr. Byrne, Adviser Grace Lewark, Fred Mueller, Emma Meyers, Beatrice McLaughlin, Boyd Connell, Eleanor Houlihan. Make up Committee-Frances Birdseye ...........,.. Miss Christensen, Adviser Beulah Bennett, Betty Brearton, Maxine Avery, Margaret Zech. Hall Committee--Ronald O'Riley ...,..... ..,.,................... M r. Byrne, Adviser Leslie Nelsen, Arild Madsen, William Mundy. Music-High School Orchestra .............................. Robert Herman, Director