Ellendale High School - Redbird / Microphone Yearbook (Ellendale, ND)

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First Row: Dana Monroe. Deb Hokana, Rita Miller. Margo Brost. Susan Aman, Alysen Dunn. Audrey Zvorak. Manager Gloria Michaelsohn. Second Row: Coach Johnson. Deb Radtke, Sheila Richter. Shiann Ostlund, Dorene Henningson. Jennifer Purdy, Wendy Hansen, Karla Dingwall. Ann Synder. Lisa Voegeli, Carmen Kosel. 1980 Redbird [High School Annual, Ellendale North Dakota] 23

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BOY’S GIRL’S TRACK RUN LIKE THE WIND Coaching by James Johnson and team efforts put the girls’ in fifth place at the Conference meet at Valley City. Lisa Voegeli. track captain, advanced to the State Meet at Dickinson placing second in the 1600 meter and third in the 800 and 2400 meters, finishing in eighth place with total points overall. Coach Lee Alger and Co-Captains Dale Aman and Glenn Mastel led the boy’s track team to a third place at the Conference meet. Dale Kurth went on to competition to repeat his title as State Champion at the discus throw. Glenn Mastel came through with a first place in the 1600 meter and a second place finish in the 3200 meter run. Kurth and Mastel placed sixth overall as a team. Top Left: Paul Sand demonstrates hurdle form. Bot¬ tom Left: Alan Coleman and Dean Sand running the tw’o-mile relay. Middle: Audrey Zvorak running the mile. Top Right: Shawnda Rudolf and Margo Brost getting a little rest and relaxation. Bottom Right: Lisa Voegeli with three laps down and three to go. First Row ' Keith Gall. Richard Voegeli, Tim Koetitz, Steve Hansen. Jeff Roehl. Doug Rice. Second Row: Todd Flynn, Todd Bertsch. Ned Steinwand, Alan Coleman. Jason Bertsch, Jeff Buchholz. Greg Rowerdink. Third Row: Davy Hokana. Glenn Mastel, Dale Aman. Don Babcock. Dale Kurt. Gene Crabtree, Keith Fredericks, Kurt Morrison, Dean Sand. Not pictured Paul Sand. 1980 Redbird [High School Annual, Ellendale North Dakota]

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SCHOOL SPIRIT Pep and Spirit .. that’s what we’ve got! EHS students let their spirit show. A poster contest was held during Homecoming Week. The class of ’83 showed spirit by sup¬ porting their Homecoming Candidates with the most posters. The cheerleaders spent hours practicing cheers and planning pep- fests consisting of pudding, pie-eating, bub- ble-gum, and baby-face contests. The bas¬ ketball cheerleaders set up a Pep Club to keep school spirit soaring. EHS athletes al¬ ways give it their best in competition. They win some and lose some, but there’s always that winning spirit. Athletes came out of f ames with all kinds of pains, bumps, and ruises while cheerleaders and faithful fans went home with hoarse throats. What’s that we’ve got? Excess energy, lots of en¬ thusiasm and pride! Top Left: Loyal fans of the fighting Cardinals Top Right: Gene Crabtree practicing in hopes of becoming a future Harlem Globetrotter. Left: Pep Club members rootin’ for the Cards. Middle Left: Richard Aman and Nancy Webster study their favorite subject sleep. Middle Right: Feast today, fast tomorrow! Right: The football team’s reinforcements behind the bench. Bot¬ tom Left: Mr. Hansen’s still a kid at heart. Bottom Middle: Shiann Ostlund lets her spirit show! Bottom Right: Jerry Haussler immitates the Fonz. Ellendale North Dakota] 1980 Redbird lh School