Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Contents 6 I. Administration II. Classes ( c d-H y°- a C £1 av v To- 'JkA' III. Sports I1 V OP., IV. Activities vcTU) £1 y» ..... ■'--- .-»r: In Memoriam Two of our students who passed away during the year have been missed by their classmates. Leslie Mills, junior, son of Mrs. Ksther Mills passed away, October 11, 1948. Jeanette Ruddy, sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Ruddy passed away March 28, 1949.

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Forward We give you this hook as a representation of life at Central just as we are living it. We want to preserve these memories—to keep them fresh and vibrant, as they will remain valuable to us all through life. Do not look over these pages to find any one individual or organization in the limelight. There has been no discrimination. The purpose was to tell a story; one that would retain the flavor and sincerity of “your high school world.” Since hunting has influenced every one of us, directly or indirectly, we are using it as our theme with the hope that its future may progress with the passing of time. We sincerely hope that we have accomplished our goal—that you will “read between the lines —for there is much to be had in its reflections. — the editor —

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 .i x. His advisorship in previous years has always brought laurels to our yearbook. He was never too busy to give us advice and help us in many ways on the publication of this year's Arrow. He is all we admire in our teachers. Mainly, a friend to each student, a good sportsman, a lover of his home and family, and one who gets enjoyment from teaching and helping others. He stands for the many traditions of which Central is proud. We dedicate our 1949 Arrow to Printing Instructor