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

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I l ' .fr The first dancers art silh ucded against the li ht There ' s always a gathering at the ticket table to checkout who ' s going to the dance Signs on the walls promote this weekend ' s activity, Absence Of Floodwaters Causes Celebration Can you picture yourselt standing in a back yard with a wall i)i water )ust waiting to break through your eii;ht toot hi h man-made dike of sandbars. ' ' Well, that was the drama )i last year, and this year we are celebratm the teelin of staying hii;h and dry. The Red River swelled ttJ only M feet takmi; away the worry and wcek-off of school we had in 79. To bring back some grubby memories, mhik- people dressed up in old tlood-tighting clothes and rubber hoots tor our inspired Mood Dance. Despite all the signs throughout the school pro- moting the event, the turnout wasn ' t js good as expected, but the students who arrived had a good time dancing to the music provided by Campus Sounds and reminiscing with friends Mark Dooleys ' attention wanders from his dancing partner DanLing in t lose quarters puts Brian Kvarnme amJ John Mart back to back riood Dance '

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' ■A m Mrs Erickson. art instructor, prtscrus Karfii PUrc with an an and atadcmics schdljrsliip ti) Wdshin ton University in St Louis, Missouri Betn on rht- Math Track Team, Paul Clark and Jttl Dixon receive honorable mentKin whii Gavin Borclicrt takes first plact- for mp sophomore Irom Mr Larson Kim LcClerc receives two big thrills, the Mr Larsen con ;ratulates his son, Scott Supporting Actress title and a hug Larsen. tor winning this Band Award ' ' - m k Thi- Most Valuable Vollcvhall Atliliir is awankd by Mrs Gaspanni n. Barb Ifctksad m A KNOXs Outstanding I outball Athlete award is accepted by Greg Herndon.

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Prom Night Has Special Meaning For Many Prom nij;ht is pmbably the most talked about event ot the whole school year. And for those who have at- tended, there is good reason. So much work goes into the making ot an event such as this especially all the fund raisings that pay for decorations, band and re- freshments. Two days before the prom, decorating starts and continues almost around the clock. Finally, the big night arrives. One by one the cars arrive at the school and out come the couples — guys in tuxes and the girls in their elegant gowns. Compliments are passed hack and lorth as each couple waits their turn in the Grand March. Later there is dancing, refresh- ments, and of course, picture taking — pictures that will capture the excitement and wonder of the evening and preserve it forever. Finally there is the fun of pulling down the streamers as momentoes. And then Prom Night ' SO is |ust a memory . . . Kelli Bcstland Jackie Nelson and her date seem to catch the real mood of the prom as they toast to one another Students mingle in the commons as they fiil out their escurtment card V Lynn Bye and Barb Miller stand in line to sign the guest bookli Chaperoncs Mr, and Mrs, Dunphy take advantage of the swings relaxin, ii m!B mm