Fargo Central High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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n 'Q -i CPUS 1931 A bird's-eye view of the activities of the school year shows that success has been attained by individuals and by the school as a whole. The honors won by individuals are shared with the school while scholastic achievements depend partly on the student himself and partly on the careful selection of his course. The curricula of Fargo High School offer a variety of choices wide enough to satisfy every natural inclination. Those who expect to attend college usually take the classical or literary course according to the requirements of their chosen institu' tions. The scientiic course is a preparation for future study in the field of science. For those who plan to participate in the business world of tomorrow the commerce or prefsecretarial curriculum is advisable. Opportunities present themselves to talented students for further instruction in such courses as art, music, home economics, industrial arts, and drafting. This year German has been introduced as a new course. In addition to the regular school studies extra education in the form of enter' tainment or lecture has been furnished through assembly programs. Of these, the Apollo Male Trio, musicians of high standing, Lawrence Brings, who read 'flour' neyfs End, and Dr. Barker, are worthy of attention. The extrafcurricular activities have also influenced the degree in which this school year has been a successful one. The new ruling concerning extrafcurricular work which limits the extent that any student can take part in these activities, resulted in a better distribution of honors. Outside of the regular society plays which are presented annually, Fargo High School has won recognition in other fields. The interscholastic debate team reached the finals in the state contest. The representative of the school went to Kansas City to compete in the National Ora' torical Contest. The music department presented an excellent grand concert featurf ing soloists and small musical groups as well as the larger organizations. In the May Festival and State Contest Fargo came out with many places. In athletics the teams have done exceptionally well. The football players gained the unofficial state title by defeating Bismarck and the basketball men returned from Bismarck with the state championship. Not only in the first team were athletics promif nent, but also in intramural teams for football, basketball, hockey and track. And so, in looking at a bird'sfeye view of this school year, the conclusion is reached that it is among the best if not the best in the history of Fargo High School. F101

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