First Magic City Campus class gathers
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The Class of 1974 reunites at Minot High School Magic City Campus for its 50th reunion and the school’s 50th year anniversary on Saturday. The Class of ‘74 was the first and largest class to ever pass through the Magic City Campus halls.
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Scott Faul, new Minot High School Magic City Campus superintendent, addresses the Class of ‘74.
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Larry Louser, a retired teacher, reminisces with the Class of ‘74 and emphasizes the connections the class has had with so many facets of Minot’s public education. Louser taught at the original Minot High School from 1970-73, then at the high school's Magic City Campus from its opening in 1973 until 1978. For another photo see page A7.
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- Kari Gibb/MDN Minot Hot Tots catcher, Lucas Pringle (34) a junior at Charleston Southern University celebrates a home run in the bottom of the second inning against the Badlands Big Sticks on Sunday, June 30, at Corbett Field
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- Audin Rhodes/MDN The Class of 1974 reunites at Minot High School Magic City Campus for its 50th reunion and the school’s 50th year anniversary on Saturday. The Class of ‘74 was the first and largest class to ever pass through the Magic City Campus halls.
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- Audin Rhodes/MDN Scott Faul, new Minot High School Magic City Campus superintendent, addresses the Class of ‘74.
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- Audin Rhodes/MDN Larry Louser, a retired teacher, reminisces with the Class of ‘74 and emphasizes the connections the class has had with so many facets of Minot’s public education. Louser taught at the original Minot High School from 1970-73, then at the high school’s Magic City Campus from its opening in 1973 until 1978. For another photo see page A7.
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- Audin Rhodes/MDN Shelly Weppler, right, a member of the Minot High School Magic City Campus’s Class of ‘74 and reunion organizer, leads the Class of ‘74 in a spirited rendition of the Magic City fight song, “Loyal and True” on Saturday. Weppler said although her classmates have changed and grown, the essence of who they were in high school is still very much rooted within them all.
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