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

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Sidekicks Entertain Sports Fans Wlur n ., SiJikiJ. ' A SiJckia, was .iu- of tliirtixn i irls wIid IsKktil up Ikt IkxIs m nitk J.imini; .ihilm llic Sidckieks pcrldrrmd at rnusK witli the- aij 1)1 pi.iii pwiiis Mil- uirK vi irt mam tMothalL li .ckt- , ami haskctball yariK-s red skirts and L-sts. wliitu hk )11sls. a)ld rid tics Mk- i;if|s did s.niic nl tlicir tklmln at sikool I ht Skkkick iiRinhtrs wire siltititl tlimuuli pi p rallies wlitrt thiir svnclin ini ed iLiiut pat - trviaits at wiilili tlie vveti |udi;ed iin ii er-all terns uire lieartiK appLluded appearalue aiul pi rsc j|iaiit hut niairiK iin tliiir iir Sidekick members (front row) Jana Holmes. Ronnie Comcau.Jen Surr, ( sec jnd row) Roxcannt hkcland. Kath i mstad, Sht-rrj hontdine. Lisa Cntntau, Bonnie Ry jg, (third row) Cindy Davidson. Patti Schlenker. Janet Arnason.Jane Hillsland. and Teena Morris. (Not pictured Advisor Miss Strehlowl uccess U i M A t .i I i t ' J A happ Ronnit- ( niiicau ku ks up !kt Ic iri tlic mIkioI ■vtnnasium At a pep rall tlic t;irK intt-rtain thi- t rowd Sidi-kitks CI

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Thespians Promote Theatre Arts I pitalK . [xopic Diisidn.struc the meaning (if Thc-spian wht-ii vou tell them vou arc one. A Thespian is .) iiKfiiher dt the National I ' hespian S(iCiety, This society honors those who have been aitne m the theatre arts and have earned a certain number »)( points bv pertornianie )r other sra e invtilved work. Members tried to promote theatre by their own participation in productions The society selects new members in the spring ot each vear A some what secret ceremony is held in the theatre where new members are initiated- Sources had it that black robes and candles were used by old members as part ot the Ceremony. A new and old members picnic at Drama teacher Mr. Fosse ' s house to! - loweil the ceremony Vtliili, difitiin a play, tuturc I htspidn Juiit (iilbuuh. UK ' S tht drlijgf an .l (lit iltffH.irs Stnul. Ilitspuns ilfiini row) 1 1 ni I illippi. titjni Dunham, Sttrvt Murmn. i second row i Dana ' I ' uun , Kim LtClcrc. Tom Young, Mar Sicglf. (tliird row I Kjfcn Plate Hfiiida Baakt. Kathy Carlsiin, Janet Bcr . Stcph Forness, Mark Ramstv. Grant Shaft, Itiiiirth r jwl Jim l.indhi.-r and Hrt iJtnt Steve llllppl llirtiliTlrimi - SK.L ..LTH . 3VgMI-,7a.-MLTi. WlM «T«

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Concert Choir Sings With Professional Musicians Red River Hij;h School has the pleasure and honor of having one of the best and well- know n high school choirs in the state of North Dakota. Traditions have continued from year to year which began in 1967 when Red River ' s doors first opened, The director who has com- piled these talents into a number of choirs is Mr, Ken Sherwood Mr, Sherwo(jd has jLlaptcJ a plan that lets the choir do all forms and styles of music. The choir has many achievements to Its credit. Through the years, the concert choir has produced albumns, and has performed at various places in the U.S. The choir has, on the average, about 16 appearances each year. The two most enjoyable concerts tor the members are the Mother ' s Day Concert which is per- formed at Kem Temple, and the Alumni Con- cert which IS the last concert of the year. This concert is probably the most emotional and well -remembered. At the closing ot the Alumni Concert, all former ch(jir members are invited to the stage to sing the choir benediction The highlight of this year ' s events was the sing ing of the Lord Nelson Mass by Hayden witf the UND Concert Choir as well as the profes- sional Chamber Orchestra of St. Paul. The con cert was held at the Chester Fritz. The choir i really )ust a large family which sticks togethe and couldn ' t be more proud of its traditions. As Rochelle Arch says, The 1979-80 choir year has been a rewarding one, and I ' m sure will hold many memories for us all. With director. Ken Sherwood, room nine has become a Red River landmark. Scott Kuzell- Junior Linda Norum is rcininaced in front of the cfioir One year choir membtrs Jim Ny ren. Kathy Norvell, and Mary Siegle sing the bunny song at Easter. the bow lies worn by the Concert Choir men are sometimes uncomfortable as Fritz Arnason shows here. The choir performs the fall concert in the theatre Mr Sherwood directs the choir warm-ups