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

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All Sophs Take Highway Safety AFRCTC, aerospace, was coor- dinated by Col. John Hinton and the courses were taught by Sgt. Chester Charleton and Col. Hin- ton. In the aerospace program the students were introduced to the basic information concerning the aerospace industry along with the basic elements of the military. One of the best known elements of the AFROTC program was the color guard units which performed at the various school and civic func- tions during the school year. Highway Safety was taught to all sophomores during the second semester. This program was di- vided into two main areas: the classroom section and the behind- the-wheel section. The students also had the experience of the driving range located at North High school. This was the second year for the operation of the range. Junior Robert Price acts as a flight command- his ROTC class. Front: T. Wumkes, R. Wend- stad, Col. Hinton. Back: B. Cullen, L. Alton, er observing an inspection by Col. Hinton in lick, D. Smith, T. Smith, A. Johnson, T. Grim- D. Plante, J. Kennedy and S. Bernie. twenty-five

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.l-.: Chester Charlton AFROTC lin John Hinton AFROTC Earl Nygaard Sophomore Gayle lsta tests Andy Zarling's field of vision sophomores. This test was administered along with Highway Safety during the Highway Safety class which is required for all numerous other tests such as eye sight and reaction time. Jenny Konrad, sophomore, tests her steadiness while Brent Tom Gaash attempts to find a number in the mass of colored dots for the color Hang watches the light to indicate the degree Of her Sf0aClif12SS. blindness test during his Highway Safety class on the personal testing day. twenty-four J

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rt 4 Students aint Enrollments in arts and crafts remained about the same when compared to other years. Roger Goettsch and Robert Walton taught the art courses and Al Hanson handled the teaching of crafts. No major curriculum changes were made in the Art Department but Dr. Goettsch's students did a major painting project. Working in pairs, the Art 4 students painted 3 X 4 panels for the Commonls walls. The six panels were painted around themes of still life, sports, transportation and landscapes. This was a spring art project. Commons Crafts 2 students were into- duced to stone sculpture and stain glass techniques while Crafts 3 students were making wax cast- ings from wax patterns using a centrifugal casting method. Crafts 3 students also did silver and gold electro plating in jewelry units. ' In a relaxed, informal atmostphere, art King during a sketching unit. Goettsch 4 painting Class, degigngd for seniors who instructor Dr. Roger Goettsch advises Warren teaches five art classes, including an Art hope to Continue painting after high School, twenty-six