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

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At tlu- state meet CcCl- Mt-htt and Barbit- HI Lonctnttdtc bed if r chtir t- vents During d tiud trip Henny Bt-iswfn (.-r jiul IriL ' fiil [ j TIk- fitam pajdies arc Hilptul in build - X ' hik- at tiK- state swim meet, swmimers julie M..m. Marta Galleon, and In fid ' ' ' ' strength as Ingrid Lawrence l.awrtnLt i;i e Cuach Suli a beauts make-over. demonstrates hert Girls Swim Team | Record RR ' )! ri-ntr.il 77 RR laniLstoun SS RR »( ' Sli.inlc H ' i RR l.ir,U., NnrtI, ■ ! RR ' ■- ' M.«,rlR-,iJ KKI KK ' )! Cciurjl r,=, KR ii: West I.,iu,) s KK Mc 1 Iir( Kmr I jIK 17 (iirls swim team members ( truni mw ) Manager Carlns Galleg(», Head f uach Vieki Soli, Lisa Blank. Karia Uam meTiibt rs Krtiu Ikiswenger, I.na Blank, and Barbie 111 ilij ( ilick. Marta Gallego. Kathy Johnson, Asst Coach Kristy York, (middle rowl Mary Diet . Debbie f oulter, the tloor ot ilie Mandan p H l tatih[ betweefi events Dare Kietter. Konnic llensrud. Barbie I ' ll. Fenn Beiwenger. lamrny Ciraha l.aura l.indcnbeld. and Debbie Bunde, (back row) Manager Pat Jones. Steph Gregoire, Ingnd l.awrente. Ion l.otsheider, Kim Matson, f eCe (iirls J lleher. Julie Flom. and Jody Larson

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The Girls Swim Team Captures Fourth At State. Strokinj; airosi die- p il at ircincndnus vclout), pu liiiii; i;rt-f[) water lichiiu) rlniii, and wcarmi: llain- ini; red swininiini; suits is tin- Ktd River f;irls swim team ' Iroin tin- beyinnini; tn tlit tiul of the season VrIsI Soli. i;irls swim team toacli, lonjitioned lier vhlle j;foup I ' lie uirls not onlv swam many laps trainini;, hut put up with rceii water, a condition ot the pool caused hy a chemical concentration Swim- ming suits were purchased in the beginning ot the season hi duel-meet competition the team tallied four wins and tour losses. The l-astern Dakota (am- terence meet provided a showcase tor the talents ot Ingnd Lawrence. Ingrid tmished tirst in the IIKI me- ter free and first in the JtXI meter free. KarIa Cjlick placed second in the VX) free and third m the - ' (K) individual medley Picking up second in the fifty free and sixth in the KKl free was Marto Gallego. l.isa Wank, another top performer, finished fourth in the m) hack and seventh in the JIX) free. All ot the above also recened third in the t(X) free rela The team finished a strong liftli The Roughrider ladies went on to take fourth in the state tournament held in Willistim. Ingrid capped her season with a first in the 1(X) free, a state record, and a second in the 2(XI free Marta and KarIa each had a fourth and sixth place finish Lisa added a sixth in the KXI back Tlie KXi free relay was a repeat ot l:,D.C. The JIK) meilley relay followed with a tenth place finish Miss Soli made these comments. We looked really good this year. We had our highest linish ever at state Our outlook for next year is gooil We have everyhod returning ' lint Ic.iu- Ridi-i. ■ jnj ttum the It-It. starts to ltd ' 111 ttlt- state meet. Kjrl.i i ' Auk, (Ir- divt-r ianfiiM lett. is dl iHit i H! a scciind place in the (K) tree at st.ue luliil nn the winners playtorm, tn);rLj I awrtnct is awarded lor her state cham pionship in the lIKl tree style III [Ik I M ri-lj '

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At d iK.nic mtet Sttrve Soli wans jnxumsly for his time in the 0 trctstylt Team Pulls Together To Place Fourth At State After losint; seven seniors last year, we knew we had to be in shape for the stiff competition we faced. With the help of Coach Vicki Soli we pulled through our season with a ( ' ■ I tally. Miss Soli C(jmiTiented first witli a cliche. VCe had a very successful season this year. Then she adds. Our team pulled toyethcr a reat effort at state this year. losinj; third place hy only two points. If we onh had a diver ... The team, consisting ' oi two seniors, tour |uniors. six sophomores, two fresh- men, and two eighth graders, came close to their pers mel and team goals. Steve Soli led the way with only two individual losses all season, broke six individual records, and took part in two relay re- cords. Steve was always two, three, or even ten strokes ahead of his opponents. The team was a team though. We had to have good central depth to pull us through our outstanding season, re- flected this years co-captain. Randy Piper. Steve Soli was named most outstanding swimmer , Doug Morse was rcKikie of the year ' , Tim Kieffcr was chosen most versatile . Carter Anderson took ' most spirited honors. Randy Stephenson was the hardest worker . Steve Skip Gurule ' 3 1 Tim Morton tjrthcst lelt jnd Cantr Anderson on tht right wait tn the startt-rs C(jmmands. After a bout with some members of her team Coach Soli stands drenched, the obvi- ous loser RR 114 West Fargo 49 RR SO Jamestown 2S RR 66 Fargo North 101 RR 9» Fargo Soutfi f RR .56 Fosston 4 . RR 99 Central 6W RR 85 Fargo South 76 FDC RR, 2nd. RR SI Central 83 RR 70 Thief River Falls 92 RR m West Fargo 25 ( )in. lit [Ik- ttjtri LdpMiris, Rarul) Hipef Stretches out before mount- mg the block.