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

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Track Team places third in District The Red River High School girl's track team of 1973 started off slowly but picked up speed as the team became more experienced. Highlighting this years effort was the 440 relay team that placed 5th in the State meet. The team included Debbie Opp, Nancy Youlden, Nancy David- son, and Kathy Anderson. These girls were also awarded trophies. Other girls qualifying for state were: Pat Soli competing in the 880 and mile run, and Vicki Johnson competing in the soft- ballthrow. A. LeAnn Haas, Rhonda Strickland, Debbie Opp, Pat Soli relax during a track meet. B. Nancy Youlden places at track meet. C. Debbie Opp strives for a victory. D. Kathi Anderson, Nancy Youlden, Nancy Davidson, Vicki Johnson all qualified for the state meet. .. ii :L -ff s 68 girl's track

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RR Track Team Wins District Meet Aided by ideal spring weather, the new reslite, all-weather track, and strong efforts by team members, Red River's track team completed a long and successful season. Participation in sixteen meets made this season the longest in the school's history. The team, aided by strong underclass men, rose in conference standings and for the first time defeated both Fargo schools. Another indication of the team's strength was their placing fifth at the Shanley meet, a meet including the strongest teams from North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota. Jay Haley was the first Rider track man to score over 1OO points duringa season. Prospects for next year look excellent as there are many strong returning lettermen and also because the junior high prospects look favorable. A. Bob Bennet B. Jay Sidie, Steve Olson, and Jay Haley. C. TRACK TEAM. ROW 1: Scott Simonson. John McLeod. Mike Compton, Dale Lian, Tim McKenna, Keith Olson. Bob Hallgrimson, Mark Moon, Jim Priest, Mark Waterman. ROW 2: Albert Edwards, Keith Bader, Mitch Synder, Mike Funderburk, Steve Olson, Brad Gador, Jay Sidie, Mark Johnson, Rod Smith, Steve Funderburk, Mike Bader. ROW 3: Mr. Larson, Mr. Hallgrimson, Bob Bennet, Fred Ferestad. Dave Nemitz, Dave Hillesland, Jay Haley, Dennis Smalley, Mike Monk, Gary Marweg, Jeff Mondry, Steve Hetland. Mr. Frazert, Mr. Compton. fi - rfsf9S5?,.ii'r5 f'i525??5? il fitigf yr-1.34 .4-wfg .wr ,, V . l Y 'iiliriisri ir -'visit Q- 70 boys track