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

Page 151 text:

Right: Bruin yearbook and Sudhian news- paper staff members are seated: Diane Pyle, Laurie Lind, Mary Knox, Dave Dabill. Standing: Valerie McKay, Sandy Schenatzki, Dave Koloack, Teresa Beard, Erik Haarstad Pat Wegenast and Karen Inks. Above: Bruin editor Dave Kolpack waits tor the action to begin while shooting a tennis game at South Wir, f . iiry '1,,irs tt i. s s'ss rsitti '1 ssir'r ist'1 t rfii digg i isi i rti,i t irr i f i i i iiii iiii ' r e rrki isi raii r rri ii t , i iir , t,fi,i asii 1 ,ii,i iiref 2552 ir,t ..,s.t i ,sis t .rfi - ,siiii ,iiie ,fki si,i V. A ra isr r'ssi i'i i ' rr, Ji sQte, i fork the i iir 'iiie i tre Thaawafd pfgsenfed swear y 192? Bruin aaandss rMf.fsr R.fo.as one hundred forty-seven

Page 150 text:

,mf , ' x ,ig

Page 152 text:

I Wish I Could Go Back! From a fire, to split-shifts at North, to 1840 Avenue South, the and her nary one. The is best told who the Mrs. uated story personal perspective. I was in of us were up in the front I remember looking up, coming in around floor to floor. I smoke cwhing inl' He yelled, the he utta herel' We to our do that eil g think the wh buildi, minutes. It was W'i'iflel9Qf know, that heavy wet P across the street to the Emerso remember I saw Miss Grant, and I Grant, there's a firel' She said, 'No, itfs drill.' But then the fire trucks came, and she believed me. I had a green coat with a big fur collar. That was the style then! They wouldn't let us go in the building to get anything, so I had to leave it in my locker. But a couple days later, when they let us go back to get things, I got it out of my locker, and it was OK. Mrs. Cossette remembers that most of the kids thought that the sounding of the bell was only a drill. When it became evident that it was an actual fire, They were all concerned about the other one hundred forty-eight-Classes but he didn't even let us your books,' he said. I evacuated our yyyg ooks, I y M Q ' ra kids. They wanted to make sure everyone got out OK. Within only three days, the Central students were attending North High under a system called split-shifts. In this way, the North students attended school in the morning and the Central students during the afternoon. Claire Heath, the former Claire Carson, was a sophomore the year of the fire. In describing the split-shifts at North, Claire said, I liked it, because I didn't have to come until the after- noonsf' Because of the awkward scheduling, many students found it necessary to continue some of their home activities at school. For instance, Claire now and then would wear her hair in curlers at school. Mr. Hendricks took my picture with my curlers in and put it in the like that at all, she Despite these managed felt that school pep fests to learn The high point was, like many, graduation. It was like starting a whole new life. A whole new life was opening up for me. As far as the high school went, it was super. I think it was a lot more open than North. We had freedom to cope with, and very good teachers. Miss Schnell was to eventually marry Tim Corwin, who was also a member of the Class of '71.