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Wednesday, December 21, was the date of the High School Christmas Program, whichwas under the direct- ion of Mr. James Merkel. The band, the choruses, and various vocal groups pro- vided musical entertain- ment for the audience. Members of the eighth grade trio who sang “Lullaby on Christmas Eve at the Christmas program are Sandy Bottge, Sharon Bratsch, and Barbara Ranney. Eldon Eddy Commencement exercises are scheduled for Monday evening. May 28, with Dr. F. C. Gamelin of Austin, Minnesota, delivering the address. Ardus Kluth and Eldon Eddy were chosen Co-Representative Seniors of the Class of 1956 and will speak for the seniors at Com- mencement. This honor was de- termined by scholastic achieve- ments, and vote of the seniors and faculty. 7 Ardus Klutn
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Student principal Tom Fawcett, standing; student superintendent Royce Fuller, talking on the telephone. Karen Binger receiving National Honor Societypin from Mr. Al- bert Moehler with Mr. Harold Pluimer, principal, announcing members. Student In keeping with American Edu- cation Week, the students of Renville High School observed Student Government Day on November 8. Members of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes substituted for teachers of the junior and sen- ior high. This program was very successful and highly edu- cational. Ttutiouat 'rtyouon, Society At a program in the school auditorium on Parent Visit- ation Day, November 9, Mr. Albert Moehler spoke to the student body and parents on Democracy, Citizenship, and Education. Mr. Moehler and Mr. Pluimer presented Nation- al Honor Society Pins and membership cards to fifteen high school students. 6
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Sc oaC s4cCdctco t Workmen began construction on the additions in July and these photos show the extent of the progress as of November, 1955. Pictured at the left is the foun- dation of the south wing. This por- tion of the building will include a kindergarten department and six grade rooms. In the picture below is the north section, which will house the new auditorium, a band room, locker rooms and a home economics department. Also adjacent to the north side of our present building will be new fa- cilities for industrial arts and agri- culture.
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