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

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M 77 PCDLEC 77 l PCULE 77 4 P CULE 7K 77 . H5595 77 CULE 77 .35 ,N , 400 vu 352.1 QQ Senior Rich Millar gets into the act during intermission with some daring dives. Clown divers did various stunts to amuse the crowd. Twelve girls were chosen to' join the Aquarians. Election of officers are held every year, this year senior Lori Wightman was elected as president along with Tracy Kippen as secretary-treasurer. A very unique part of the show was the use of two new under water speakers purchased from funds raised in previous years. This years show was a great success, stated adviser Claire Heath. Michelle Kelly and Nancy Renner hula to Elvis' 9 Clown divers and light and sound crews are, Front Row: D. Reif, V. Naylor, D. Radcliff, D. jahnke, Rnw 2: M. Schneider, C. Hornbacher, J. Petterson, J. Klein, L. Rykpkema, C. Hilleboe. Row 3: D. Dahl, R. Haarstad, J. Millar, D. Webber, D. Webber, S. Rey. Row 4: 1. Leverson, A. Cambill, B. Belk, K. Kollman, E. Aleckson, M. Trom and R. Millar. They were directed by Claire Heath. l l Seniors Lisa Anderson and Nancy Boatman represent China in lt's a Small World . A Moonlight Swim which represented Tahitti. They did the skit with two other Aquarian members to the song Kung Fu Fighting . one hundred nineteen

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i i l l l l l F l i 5 i From the opening deck routines to the exactness of the water desired effect in their water show. The final effect was seen by over routines the Aquarians spent many hours working to achieve the 500 people when lt's a Small World was presented with lights. It's a Small orld Title of 10th nnual Snych Swim Show April 6, 7 and 8 marked the 10th annual synchro- nized swimming show. A record crowd of over 500 people saw the show entitled lt's a Small World. Twenty-six Aquarians performed with three girls unable to participate. Lori Wightman highlighted the show with her solo done to Nadia's Theme . In February tryouts were held after practices in which the various stunts and strokes were taught. 7 Participants in the 1978 watershow are, Front Row: M. Danielson, son. Back Row: N. Renner, L. Urban, N. Boatman, A. Weidner, L. H. Ohrt, M. Kelly, J. LeClerc, L. Wightman, B. Gorman, K. Feste, Rypkema, K. Okerlund, J. Strege, P. Doyle,M.Winstanley, S. Dahl, K. Olafson, J. Ployhar, T, Kippen, J. Twete, S. Black, L. Ander- S. Schobinger, S. Westrick, K. Feste, M. LeClerc, C. Vennerstrom. one hundred eighteen

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YS' Yfylh Vx! Foreign Exchange Club, Front Row: C. Izzo, A. Dias, 1. Odegaard, W. Czichotzki, adviser D. Rusch. Row 2: T. Kautzman, T. Kankel- Exchange Club Gives 100 Scholarship To South Student fritz, B. Blatchford, M. Edgerly, M. Chilson. Back Row: D. Kenward, J. Strickland, P Moore M. Zenner and S. Smith. Ten members of South's German Club were able to attend Concordia College's language camp this year. Over half of the expenses were paid from money raised from the sales held by the club. This year's club consisted of sixteen students. A weekend field trip to Winnipeg highlighted the year for members of the French Club. The students were able to use the skills that they have French Club members are, Front Row: N. Linnerooth, R. Harmon, Richmond, C. Camp, P, Rypkema, M. Cordon and j. Camp. The adviser P. Papacek, T. Smith, N, DeSautel, C. Thorson. Row 2: L. French Club students took a field trip to Winnipeg, Canada one hundred twenty