Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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 Nicole Geisler and Brian Haar pause a moment to take hold of the Valen tine's spirit. Barb Monnier and Jeff Fries exchange wedding vows at the marriage booth. ¥ Rachelle Smith. Stephanie Schimke and Kristi Gross buy flowers for their sweethearts. 17

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Will you be my Valentine? ”1 thought the Valentine’s dance was a lot of fun because everyone was in the Valentine spiritsaid Renee Mar tell, sr. about Central's 1985-86 Valentine’s Dance. The Dance was held in the Are- na. Sweethearts could get married (with rings and marriage certificates provided), and get their pictures taken together. The Valentine Royalty was given to two students from each grade who thought of others before themselves, and were generally nice to everybody. The Seniors were Kevin Schilling and Sherry Keithley. The Juniors were Tami Kautz and Kevin Rook and the Sophomores were Tina Roth and Matt Mohr. On Valentine’s Day tradition that was again renewed was the selling of car- nations by the Cheerleaders. Students could have a carnation (red. pink, or white) sent to another student or teacher for one dollar per flower. 7 bought a lot more flowers this year ' said Nancy Nikolas, jr. ”1 am closer to a lot more people, and I think it’s a really neat idea.” The 1985-86 King and Queen of Hearts were Ken Heupel and Miss Karren Pe- terson. They were awarded this honor because they received more hearts (bought by students) than any other teachers. T 16 Valentines Day Mr. Heupel dons the crown of the Valentine's King of Hearts.

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One of Jason ToHefson's duties is to see that the animals get their meals on time. 3 utures market unpredictable. A g Business. K uhcubus grain prices. j [ erchants of Food. 8 nvironmental Production. K isks. year after year. Carmin Heckler gets looked over by the curious cow behind her. 18 Agriculture