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

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Pillow Talk pens Drama Season .Y 'T Miss Conrad iTroi Kankelfritzl listens to the supervisor iMarietta Rasmussenj. Mrs. Walters CP. Henning! thanks Pierot QD. Jacobsenj as Alma IS. Levinej looks on. sixty-two To start off the year, South High's Drama Depart- ment produced a three-act comedy, Pillow Talku. The play was under the direction of Mr. Leo Myxter. lt was staged November 18-20. 'LPillow Talk is the story of a sophisticated career woman, Jan Morrow lplayed by junior Susy Wenzl, and a song writer, Brad Allen iplayed by junior Kelly Normanh. Jan is an interior decorator who is fed up with the men she had met up until she met Brad, with whom she shared a party line. Brad, along with Jan's rneddlesome maid portrayed by senior Sari Levine, devised a plan to make Jan realize that he loved her. The play re- volved around his efforts. Eileen fMary Knoxl trys to tell Brad iKelly Trying to get the attention of Jan CSusy Wenzj Normanl that he works to hard on his music who is an 1nter1or decorator Brad iKelly Nor

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'if YE 4 Ll-ERS! TEA cHERS! We Declare We will ht you And youwdlsweff 1 English teacher Leo Myxter and math instruc pie throwing booth during the Bruce Wang made participating fun. The We Still Care tor Richard Lindstrom are the targets for the fundraiser. Teacher and student involvement theme typified the students' commitment, Council Holds Benefit for Student E ,- 'i ' S f ll ! V Ublllvlarqauagnnwfql 4' , 'ly V 1 My 2 ' E ' , fwfff 7 ., ' ,-WW 23W ,.: ' 'l 2 ' ' 'JL ' ff , - v A if-'is W' , 3 A-Nw if 5 ' f H ' ' , 'V If 4 . nfl X ia - 'CGI' y, , ml A 1173 ! , r , V: .K lr V f. I - 'M 4 4 - ki K ' V' , ' . ' f - , ' ff.f::,5P5Q:, I Lb V435 W , i :K 1 W V U.. ' I. ' 'xiififafllll '35 .7 4 ' ' 4' . ' . eil 'V HH , 'f ' ' 1 1 , . 3 X ,ggi I Y . L ' ' 7 J 'f f ' ' E, ' f H ' . 1' C' 1 , A , H' V, ' .l be TP1 ,o gg V Q ' .. X V- ., -. Q, ,psf :M Blindfolded, a girl attempts to shave a Balloon the Kevwanette's Jail, junior class! kissing at one of the various booths. Others included booth and the Student Council refreshments, sixty-four Oifif December 31, 1926, the so South High Student. Council - sponsored a benefit for t sdiohorniore Bruce Wang. Q Bruce has aplastic anemia, and underwentia tang stay T at University Hospital in Minneapolis. After the family started having T financial difficulties, South decided to heipg Thesis T as f benefit, entitled We Still Care raised approximately. 52300 for the Wang family. A The fundraiser consisted of i booths, eiwtertainmerrtr s ff? and an auctiong The Bruce 3 Wang Benefit Boogie? F was heldiafter a hockey if game in the gym. Junior t Marthalseclerciwas named 3 over-all chairperson for the benefit, and Student Council was in charge of it.