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

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MEN’S TRACK The men's track team took second place this year at the region XIII track meet, and fifth place in the NDCAC Conference meet. Sophomore Mike Krokc won the '100 meter run in the region XIII meet and placed second in the NDCAC. Clayton Jacobson also a sophomore took first place in the region and third place in the NDCAC in the pole vault. Greg Herndon, a freshmen for NDSSS. placed first in the shot put and second in the discus at the region. In the NDCAC conference he placed fifth in both events. One of coach Owen Jensen’s highlights of the year was having five of his team members make the All Region XIII Team. They were Mike Kroke, Greg Herndon. Loren l.ortiz. Richard Sayler. and Craig Schmidt. Front Row I., to R Mike Krokc, Stott Jorgenson. Grc£ Herndon. Paul Olemmrf. Keith Solctn. Steve Kline. Richard Sayler. Second Row: Chad IHadow. Clajton Jacobson. Stewart Gripe ntrop, Keith Palmer. Tim O'Hara, Hrctt llestdahlcn. Kelly llady. l.otcn Lortiar. Third Row: Gary Bloomquitt. Darrel Martinet!. Joel Sandcn. I.upe Ortiz. Paul Morbtn. John Tollcfvon. John I-andpaard. Fourth Row: Duane Oberfoell. Keith Johnvan. Kevin Millar. Jerry Gocrjjcn, Kevin N'issen. Ritk Bren del 12 Men s Track

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Mu J VVrc%tlm£ | j FUN IN THE MUD The spring of l‘)Sl brought mud. Some was from the spring run off but the mud at NDSSS was inside at Bute Gym. There, in the middle of the floor sat a ring about the size of a boxing ring filled with several inches of mud. Inside this ring was one per-son against another to see who would get the most mud plastered all over them. It was a hilarious time for all who attended, and even more fun for those who wrestled. Trying to remove the mud was a great time in itself. Fun in the Mud-that’s what it was!

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 WOMEN’S TRACK Liu Heck and Jolcne Weigel running in a relay. The women's track team had yet another successful year by finishing in the top three places as a team against seventeen different four-year colleges and twelve junior Colleges. Four new outdoor records were broken throughout the 1981 season, Dalanne Fodenski putting the shot -1-1 3 . !X b Evenson throwing the discus 1J5T'. Glorianne Whitmore throwing the javelin l-k ’5 , and the two-mile relay, consisting of Debra Litton, Lori Peterson. Jolcne Weigel, and I.ynette Maueb. with a time of 10:12.25. Wanda Zabcl-100 meter dash, Glorianne Whitmore-javelin and Dalanne Fodenski-shot put, all won their events in the Region XIII meet. Qualifying for the Nationals in San Angelos, Texas, this year were Melissa Carpenter-high jump. Deb Hvenson-discus, Glorianne Whitmore-javelin, and Dalanne Fodenski, who earned All American Honors placing third in the shot put with a toss of -12 11 Vi and sixth in the javelin with a throw of 127'2 . Other girls receiving awards, which were voted by their teammates, were Dalanne Podenski-Most Valuable. I.ynette Mauch-Most Improved, and Jolcne Weigel-Hardest Worker. Front Rim- I., to R: Joanne Wcigum. Glorianne Whitmore, l oti Peterson. Debra I’tton. Jolene Weigel, Karen Peterson. I.ynette Mauch flack Row. Wanda Zabel. Lila Beck. Dalanne Podenski, Gay Lynne l-intis. Deb Kvenson, Melissa Carpenter, Kim Michelsen. I Dalanne Podetvski putting the shot put. Women's Track II