Fargo South High School - Bruin Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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Senior Dave Barge, one of four seniors on the team, Junior Clint Emerson attempts to return the ball as his doubles partner freshman Paul tees off on a practice round at the Fargo Country Club. Scott watches. The number two doubles of Emerson and Scott finished first in the EDC. Varsity Golf, Row 1: S. Adelson, S. O'Neil, S. G. Olson, S. Pollock, M. Tryhus, S. Linn, D. Coach Tom Engh. Bergo had one of the high- Bergo, J. Johnson. Row 2: T. Jones, J , Meyer, Barge, J. Fercho, D. Hentges, S. Green, lights of the season when he hit a hole-in-one. one hundred twenty-one

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Thune Leads Tennis Team To Second Place In State South's tennis team suffered a narrow defeat in the state meet, losing to Fargo North 8-7 in the finals and having to settle for second place. Coach Tom ,E Engh's golf team had a fi C poor performance in t the state and ended T' ,gig up in sixth place. A iigcc The Dave Thune led I aif' tennis team had a dual y record of 10-2 and r T liiit ' captured the EDC Tom Manley meet. Thune placed ,f g vr first in EDC and sec- C' ond in State. The num- 5 llll ber two doubles team f ..r Q of Paul Scott-Clint Em- 5 r1. erson also won in i fp tii. the state match a- gainst North. Thune Lili ? and number three sin- 2 'ieff l gles player Jim Lev- Tvm Ensh erson were the only seniors on coach Tom Manley's squad. Scott is a freshman. The golf team was led by seniors Mark Tryhus and Dave Barge, juniors Dave Hentges and Tim Jones and sophomore Scott O'Neil. The highlights of the season included wins in three meets: Lisbon, Valley City and South Region. one hundred twenty Varsity tennis team members are P. Scott, J. Kasdan, D. Norman, J. Leverson, C Emerson, D. Thune, J. Herbst. Leverson and Thune are the only seniors on the team Senior Dave Thune serves during the West Fargo meet. Thune finished first in the Eastern Dakota Conference meet and took second in the state tennis singles.

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Clubs and Activiticsg Changing With Interests Over the past ten years since Fargo South opened, the roster of student activities has changed considerably. New clubs have been formed, and old clubs have become defunct because of lack of interestg but among all of those organizations, a few have continued to be active through the years. Of all organizations at South, Key Club has stayed consistent and has been a constant credit to the school. Over the years Key Club has sponsored the Clean-up Days and held the first blood drive in 1974. They then expanded this program to bi-annually during the next two years, continuing a service project to the Fargo community. Student Council has been organized each year as the student representatives of the school. Over the years it has been in charge of homecoming, revised the school constitution and put out student directories. Pep Club began when South began with its main objective being to promote school spirit. ln the past ten years Pep Club has sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Day, helped with homecoming and helped to promote school spirit. The Drama Department of South High has seen many different types of plays and productions. Such plays as Alice in Wonderland and Come Blow Your Horn have been produced, as well as the musicals Fiddler on the Roof and 'LBye Bye Birdie . 5-0 one hundred twenty-two-Activities M, mn