Red River High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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1-1-4 Speech Club Offers Range of Events Students who participate in individual speech events prepare and deliver speeches in one of eight events ranging from original oratory to radio broadcasting. 1972-73 contests saw Red River's students at Fargo North, Moorhead State, University of North Dakota, and Jamestown High School: NDHSAA competition included the Class A section- al, hosted by Red River, and the State Contest in Dickinson. At the UND Tournament, special honors were a- warded to Kevin Dunlevy Cfirst in extempj, Steve Osnowitz Csecond in extempj, and James Goodman fsecond in Radioy. A. ROW 1: Steve Osnowitz, Kevin Dunlevy, Jim Goodman. ROW 2: Dave Finn, Kris Sorenson, Mary Healy, Ed Peterson, Becky Fis- cher. B. Dave Finn interprets Mark Twain. C. Randy Dufault, Mrs. Fischer, advisor, Dave Finn, and Mary Healy. img ,Q 'i 1' Wi.. 1 ii public speaking 105 OC iam i

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Debate Teams Win State Ratings Resolved: That governmental financial support for all public elementary and secondary education should be provided by the federal government: this was the topic eleven Red River debate members de- bated during the 1972-73 season. The team parti- cipated in twelve meets during the year, their longest trip being to the University of Minnesota. At the State debate tournament in Bismarck, George Waller was named the best speaker, and George and Steve Osnowitz placed second in cross examination division Ctop divisionj. The varsity team of Larry Wall, Pat Haivala, Jeff Griffin and Ed Peterson placed third, as did the novice team. The 1972-73 debate team was coached by Marsha Gunther. A. George Waller and Steve Osnowitz, varsity debate members, placed second in state competition. B. Krevin Dunlevy and Carol Hagerty, varsity debators, parti- cipated in state competition. C. DEBATE TEAM. ROW 1: Connie Bloomquist, Randy Dufault, Lindsey Auer. ROW 2: Amy Deruytter, George Waller, Kohn Kotalek, Pat Johnson, Jim Douglas, John Wall, Jeff Griffen. Pat Haivala. 104 debate

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Epilogue Scheduled for Fall Delivery For the first time the Epilogue is scheduled for a fall delivery. This year's staff decided a fall delivery date would allow them to cover the whole year's acti- vities and provide a more com plete coverage. Yearbook activities began last September when the editors, Nancy Loberg and Lori Holmgren, Scott Urness, Candi Samson, and Nlr. Mickels visited the yearbook plant in Winnipeg with Arlan Waters to make preliminary plans, chose the theme and the cover. From this point on, work became a de- manding round of deadlines, identification of stu- dents, making lay-Outs, last minute rushes and lack of pictures. A. ART EDITORS: Ken Helenbolt, Lon Swingen, Scott Urness, B. YEARBOOK STAFF. ROW 1: Melanie Ryan, Karen Kresl, Mary Hensrud, Lori Holmgren, Nancy Loberg, Candi Samson. ROW 2: Debbie Kinzler, Peggy Meisel, Jennifer Hughes, Kathy Tsoumpus, Becky Schriech, Deanne Davison, Becky Amble. 106 yearbook itilfil'