North Dakota State College of Science - Agawasie Yearbook (Wahpeton, ND)

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Girls Have Their Ups and Downs WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL The women's volleyball team this year had a very up and down season. At times they played good enough to play with anyone in the nation and at times their games would just fall to pieces. Over the season, the team showed slow but steady improvement, but it still wasn't enough to overcome the talent of Williston in the State Playoffs. This year’s 11-12 overall record is a vast improvement over last year’s 3-15 record and under the coaching of Mary Ann Grage. the team should he improved next year. The most valuable player is Karla Skoog and Karla also had the most serves. Gayle Sahr had the most spikes and Cheryl Larson the most sets. Members of the volleyball team are: Rev Benda, Carol Beyer. Paula Broker. Cheryl Braun, Kristen Johnson. Cheryl Larson. Susan Larson, Cheryl Lund, Karen Mahler. Julie Michal-son, Bev Raeder, Gayle Sahr. Kathleen Spilman. Pam Johnson. 28 rM

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Cross-Country Track This year was an up and down year for I he Science Cross-Country Team. Although not doing that well in most of their meets, the team showed steady improvement as the season progressed. They ended their season by taking fifth in the region against some of tlte top Junior College teams in the nation. Dale Schlotfeldt was named Most Valuable Runner and Kevin Lacher was considered the Most Improved, while Brian Belcher was chosen as the Hardest Worker. RANDALL’S SUPER SERVICE . . . WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE I., to R.. 1st Row: Ken Snmpson, Spencer Giddings. Brian Belcher. Arnie Schaff. Dale Schlotfeldt. 2nd How: Glen Skelton. Bruce Krueger. Kevin I richer. Not Pictured: Coach. Owen Jensen.