Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Photos taken by Susan Jutting Actors in costume are David Hatt. Travis Roberts. Deanna White. Kirsten Petersen. Dana Bakken. Marsha Lahammer. Marc Ni kolas. Amy Sebastian. Julie Westegaard. and Jessie McGinnis TALKING OVER tea are Amy Sebastian and Julie Westegaard Pages designed by Mary Wolf-Fall Play-19

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The Night Ushers in A Halloween highlight for Central actors was participating in the fall play. The Night Is My Enemy.” Mr. Engler, principal, commented. “You could tell there was a tremen- dous amount of practice involved because of the excellence of the play.” Cast members include: Marsha La- hammer (Roane Shepperley), Jes- sie McGinnis (Tessie), Deanna White (Margaret Biller), Travis Rob- erts (Tommy), Amy Sebastian (Hes- ter Fontaine), Julie Westegaard (Augusta Garvey), Dana Bakken (Gerald Clayton), Marc Nikolas (Ora Fontaine), David Hatt (Hubert Biller) and Kirsten Petersen (Ange- line Church). The play was about a young, blind Is My Enemy Halloween girl, Roane. Her parents had died, so she went to live with good friends of the family. A murder was committed on their estate, in which their maid was killed. Many charac- ters were slowly being killed be- cause of their physical defects. At- tempts were made on Roane’s life. The killer turned out to be Ora, Roan’s Uncle. His wife knew about it and she stopped Ora from killing Roane. Ora thought it was his duty to rid people who were a burden to society. He ended up killing himself by jumping off a cliff. During the play Roane, Marsha La- hammer, was strangled. Her com- ment about the experience was, “This was the first time I’d been in a murder mystery. It was interest- ing, although I had bruises on my neck for weeks!” LISTENING INTENTLY is Dana Bakken (Roane Shepperley) speaks (Gerald Clayton), while Marsha Lahammer TALKING ABOUT the murder, are Gerald (Kirsten Petersen), and Roane Shepperley Clayton (Dana Bakken), Angeline Church (Marsha Lahammer) » t • — —- - im m ,.m —-v • TWO ACTORS. Amy Sebastian and Marc Nikolas carry on a conversation

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PIP work together PIP. Partners-In-Prevention, was a self discovery group in its second year at Central. PIP Group comes from PIP Fest which is “a weekend in awareness” said Annie Falk, ad- visor of the group. It was a chance for students to talk confidentially about whatever concerns they might have. Some things the group discussed were sexual awareness, disfunc- tional family systems and self es- teem. PIP members also get other students involved in going to PIP es - BRAINSTORMING IDEAS arc PIP members Jerry Dorris. Heather Brosz and Brad Borgc PIP GROUP members are Jerry Dorris, Angie Greseth, Jyl Tollef- son, David Kramer, Brad Borge, Jennifer Schumacher, Amy Chee- seman, Brenda Fauth, Cathy Kraemer and Heather Brosz. 20-PIP group-Page by Melissia Dailey