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

Page 70 text:

9' v 4 v v ,-'fi A S K M ' s-R Ni' 1 , 'fm W Ju? +53 Q , V IN. W 3 Q My 'Y QB' A Q' , lv

Page 69 text:

Q1 I Qui ca ,,,, E , 4-4 ,as ,VA 'ff 1,-, B ft Drama Club became involved in the Bruce Members Peggy Hellem and Renee Geston who attended the event. One could buy Wang Benefit in a way that appealed to most. stayed at their booth selling treats to persons cookies, bread, donuts, and other sweets. A ring toss was sponsored by the Merchants Junior Students from all high schools get down at for the well-attended dance was provided Bank Board, with quart bottles of pop as prizes. the t'Bruce Wang Benefit Boogie . Music disco style by KQWB DJ Charlie FOX- sixty-five

Page 71 text:

joy Mclby Reigns Gvcr Snow Week Snow Week Broomball'l takes on an added instead of brooms during the week's Broom- turn as most of the players use hockey sticks ball Night conducted at the South ice rinks. able and humorous activities is the human classes. The biggest problem seems to be the pyramid building contest between the four inability to provide a steady base for the top. Bad weather took its toll on this year's Snow Week activities. Temperatures which ranged to 30 below forced cancellation of sledding and the Snow Ball dance. The week began on January 25 with a pep fest. Scott Johnson and Joy Melby were named Snow King and Queen. Other candidates were Rolf Haarstad, Veronica Allen, Doug Linsteadt, Barb Ferguson, Jay Weyers and Cassie Gravel. A broomball tournament was featured that evening with 14 teams turning out. A team of sophomores , the Killers, captured first place with the Junior Birdmen placing second. Student Council e and chairperson Denise y Hayer were in charge. sixty-seven