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

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Shall We Dance '73 Swimmers' theme Syncronized swimmers, coached by Rita Sullivan, are a group of girls combining the art of dancing with swimming to create a water ballet. With long practicing Tuesday after school they work toward the presentation of a show in the spring. The theme of this year's production, Shall We Dance, was illustrated by dancing and swimming routines including the Charleston, waltz, square dance and ballet. Pat Soli was this years soloist. A. The swim team does the Virginia Reel B, Pat Soli, soloist C. SYNCHRONIZED SWIM TEAM. ROW 1: Deb Wassmund, Pat Soli, Patty Buckholz, Jean Miller, Amy Deruytter, Mary Ann Bernard. ROW 2: Mary Compton, Ursula Hoheisel, Mary Krump, Laurie Weston, Laurie Naismith, Vicki Swanson. ROW 3: Rita Sullivan, Coach, Lorna Caldis, Nancy Davison, Debbie Wilson, Sue Lander, Laurie McEnroe, Barb Elkema. synchronized swim 89 l lift I

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Language Clubs Offer Fun, Understanding i The language clubs--composed of students study- l ing French, Spanish, German and Norwegian-- meet regularly to have fun, but more importantly, l to learn the languages, customs, and traditions of the countries they are studying. Also the clubs l observe traditional holidays and take trips. High- lighting the year were the French Club's trip to Winnipeg, the German Clubs Fasching Ball, and the Spanish Club's Mercado lVlexicano. ff, J g i iiifri. ssse tsssss ttsss t it - l , Hilti , , . g , li i ' gl! F figanqifillliii - zzz M 'UA-W' Hump 9 ,lf A T H I -1 90 language clubs