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

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SPORTS . I ) i J

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Har: f ' i ' Jg ' ■ --.-— -j-ji, Strand jnd Damn Oucrn lusslc m W ta-c throw |- l,i crs l)(.nnis Ki ' .ipman, Stevf Haley. jiui MickcN RcK.J hi-nth tins t uart(.-f Intramural Boys Defeat Central Can Red River defeat Central in the sport of basketball ' - A question on so many Red River students ' minds alter tlie Riders lost three hard louj;ht c in- tests this season. The answer is YHS ( In the eve of March 2 ' i a );r( up ol Has-Been Want-Nots called the IBA I Intramural Basketball Association) all-stars demolished the Redskin Mis- fits by a score of dS.-l . Red River proved to the standing-room-only crowd that teamwork and hustle are the name of the game. Some of the famous players of the night are Jeff (Torch-head) Simons. Dave (Clutch) Miller, Dennis (Swish) Koopman. Mickey (iceman) Rood. Mark (the Wiz) Regan. Jim (Animal) Kken. and Brent (the Junior) Zimmer- man This years ' coordinaror was Mr Janes The four reams season records looked like this: White 5-1 Greens 5-1 Blazers 2--1 Reds 1-A. In the championship game the blazers to ik on the reds The final score was -lr ' i-41 for the reds Information and comments were sup- plied by Dave Miller. In the proper intramural form Steve M.i I During J plav ' .ft f,im l n Ad- ' ■■ ' ■ attemprs a left handed layup I... ann hurries down ,l,e uun ' ' i ' ' K ' t ' de • die basket V .i ' l PiiMiinnt-d under the ha d(.-aux, and |iin Adarrib W .ktt Iim |a. ksMR, ( lark vait ti»r the rebound Ri hi- Hanked hv Tentral placers Steve Holden readies h n ell fur (he rehuund Keeping his eye taff;e( Mark Iio s Initamiiral AllSiar basketball team HotHim Row Dave Miller. Steve lialc , Dennis Ki j.jpman. J »n Raymc.nd.JimJatkvin, Mukey Rood lop ( luch Janes. Jell Simi.ns, jiin I ken, Steve H.ilden, Randy Beasley, Mark Regan Slmwini; proper torin Jefl Sitnoi enters the Key area hir a layup

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Cheerleaders Are Aided By Rooster ' h job IS ir to crcjtv spirit, bolster t n support, and kct-p tht- athlfto dud up ' Whu jrt those ;irls in thf V ■ iii-cktrd sweaters, slmrt skirts. Iarj;c smiles, jiid icrrity- in;:lv loud oiccs ' Thi-se cirN Jre the Red River cheer- leaders The cheerleaders put in hours sign paititing and making hoops tor the playct to run through. The cheer- leaders also held bake sales in the commons and pro- vided the ma|or entertainment at pep rallies Because of the growing latk ()f spirit in recent years among the student body, the cfiecrieaders had their work cut out for them The Red River Rot)Ster, arriving in late winter, gave the cheerleaders additiofijl support This ama ing Urge ret! bird costurne was worn by Dave Apanion, The birds antics incluiied leading cheers, laying pucks in- stead ot eggs, and chasing Miss Soli on several occa sions. Football, wrestling, and hockey cheerleading advisor Mrs Gaspanni speaking ot her groups said. The squads were great to work with this season. They were enthusiastic, cooperative, responsible, and fun. They put in many hours ai ' olt court-ice ' time promoting their sp)rts and scho(j| spirit Id sav the deserve three cheers ' J.Janine Arnason. veteran toothall cheer- leader. IS some what surprised by the ap- pearance ol a phtitographer at cheerleadmg tr -outs Bens basketball cheerleaders i tront row) ' l ' v .nne Vanvo. Marv Plutowski, alternate Denice B(jwer. Peggy Augustine, I back row I ( her l Rudow. Becky Rynestad. and Cindy Olson I-ootball cheerleader iirenda Mac Donald paints a sign tor an upcoming game Xrestling cliecrliadcrs Ir-.tu tou r Kan aliradka, Oebhie Gladen, Desi Xtssman. i back row i Macht orgard. iieth Knaurt Barb Bach, and alternate Kim Falos