Renville High School - Renvillon Yearbook (Renville, MN)

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Deciam One-Act Play Renville participated in Speech and One Act play contests through the district levels. “The Storm” was the one act play presented. Don Wolter, Patty Schemel, Mary Loskota, Mary Johnson, and Dave Henneberry were actors. Petie Hauenschild and Cathie Wahl assested with the production which was directed by Mrs. Linda Anderson. Twenty people attended the Sub- District Speech Contest at Danube; 11 people advanced to the District contest at Bird Island; and three people were chosen as alternates to the Region contest. Speech was coached by Mr. Robert Kutter. ONE ACT PLAY CAST First Row: (left to right) P. Hauenschild. M. Loskota, M. Johnson, P. Schemel, D. Henneberry, D. Wolter. DECLAM First Row: (left to right) D. Wolter, T. Kottom, B. King, P. Schemel, L. Haug, M. Grabow, C. Hebrink, T. Schemel, D. Berger, S Graves, J. Zaske. Second Row: B. Rice, L. Reetz, E. Branick, G. Swart, S. Eckstrom, J. Bach, P. Anderson, M. Standfuss, K. Eckstrom, L. Bluhm, D. Feldman, J. Johnson, S. Kemnitz, J. Muetzel, R. Kutter (advisor). Third Row: R. Sietsema, C. Wahl, T. Smith, C. Sietsema, K. Nelson, J. Strootman, N. Jacobs, K. Hebrink, R. Hebrink, D. Henneberry, B. Zaske, S. Wolter, C. Bratsch, D. Smith, J. Zaske, L. Biederman. 7

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Junior Class Presents Our Girls After many practices the junior class put on a fine performance of “Our Girls.” Having the star roles were Donna Haug as Mildred, Bill Zaske as Elmer, the three girls, Tim Berger, Kevin Prodoehl, and Kevin Mulder with Ruth Reetz as Aunt Jessie. Miss Martinson directed the play. The story took place in the 1940 s when a queer English aunt visits the United States to give one of the “girls” five thousand dollars. She wouldn’t give the money to boys therefore the boys had to dress ud to become “our eirls, ” TOP CENTER: Aunt Jessie meets Vivian and Jesse for the first time while their mother looks on. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY First Row: (left to right) T. Haug. Second Row: N. Merkel, J. Olson, D. Mulder, A. Berger, K. Mulder, K. Prodoehl, R. Reetz, B. Zaske, D. F tiborg, M. Loskota. 6

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Renville Hosts Germany's Petra Hauenschild TOP LEFT: Petie leads a cheer at the girl’s Basketball game. TOP RIGHT: Petie talks on the phone. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Petie and Cathie do dishes. Petra Hauenschild came to Renville on August 19. She lived with the Frank Wahl family. Cathie and Ellen have been good sisters to Petra. They got along like regular sisters. At first, she thought our small town would be hard to live in because of its size, but when she got to know everyone in school and around town she liked it a lot. Petra was known to everyone as Petie. Her outgoing personality charmed her many friends. Petie was enjoyed by the seniors in her class and they tried to show her a good time. During the year Petie participated in girls’ basketball, the senior class play, one act play, band, chorus, girls’ glee, FTA, FHA, student council, and was secretary of the German Club. She attended the First Lutheran Church and was a member of the Renville Aces 4-H Club.