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

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Pep Club This club, whose membership is open to all girls ofthe high school, fosters the high' est ideals of school loyalty and promotes ll wholesome, enthusiastic school spirit, President A A ......,.,....,............,....,.,,.... Lucy Greving VicefP1esident t....,.. ..... A A A A A , ....,, A A A ,Shirley Kienholz Sec1eta1yfTreasurer ....... A A A A A A A A AMz1ry June Reed Adviser ...,.,,....,,..,., A ,... A , A A AAAAAAA Miss Rowlands C23 Rovxlmds Reed Football banquet C15 Kienholz Lxrexing Loy ilty is expressed both by ittend ince fit gimes ind contests thus giving encour ige ment to the pl iyers und by extending hospit lllfy ind kindness to v1s1t1ng tewms At the close of the footbill selson in recognition of the loyalty dlspliyed by the members of the footb1ll te im the club entertwins them it a banquet This is followed by 1 socnl hour it which members of the te1m 1re guests of honor ind to which members of the Pep Club mqy invite guests Qk9,tsg,f5leff?? ' R ', . . A , , Y Y . ' ' S 5 v 3 1 1 5 f ' . ' f e t e e 4 i , L 3 ' , . . I . . . . . 8 e e, 1 L 1 i . I I . . . 1 . 5 H X e e , L ' X . 1 . . i . e e , e e . 1 1 4 . 5 3 's I B e e , e 1 . Tu-euzyfrhrzc f '- L ,-: V . F J 2 , . . l , J' ' g s W! - r,-.e.s A X It fr. ny,- L' ,ff 4 ,fn 1, L il.. 74,4 ,Ay ,,