Renville High School - Renvillon Yearbook (Renville, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

Renville High School Renville, Minnesota Volume 49 Renvillon Seniors ...........3 Underclassmen . 17 Staff 32 Sports ...........37 Activities .......58 Advertising .... 80 Our year is an end but yet a beginning. Ending with a sense of accomplishment, we are just beginning to explore. In our year we are Seniors, uncertain but optimistic. Within the school we are underclassmen, enthusiastic and meeting challenges. Helping us further our skills, the faculty, teaches, cares, but at times feel frustrated. In competition we are athletes, tense and determined. In our various activities we are individuals, working to achieve, feeling proud. Through our year we have gained the qualities and knowledge To fulfill our dreams, by Renee Mulder Dedication The Senior Class of 1980 proudly dedicates this Renvlllon to Howard Throngard for his years of service and concern for us as students in the Renville Public School. This year he retired as a janitor of the school and we have memories of him throughout our school years here. When we started kindergarten, anxious and scared, he was there to help us around. When we reached high school his duties were changed to the high school section. Throughout his fifteen years in the Renville school system he worked for the welfare and safety of the students. 2 Barton Lee Bakker Pam Louise Beck Dorri Lynette Bruns Debra Jane Freiborg Gerry Martin Gigstad Shawn Arlo Grabow Harold Franklin Halle Jamie Joe Hanson Laurel Ann Heimann Betty Jean Henry Kimberly Susan Jacobs Roberta Jean Johnson Heidi Arlene Ann Kaufhold Joseph Donald Loskota Dale David Gerald Negen David Allen Novotny Mary Knoll O'Connor 6 Jeffrey Dean Roschild Teresa Mae Toupal Ellen M. Wahl Daniel Richard Schemel Nancy Jo Smith Denise Marie Williams Tawn Frederick Wohlman David John Wordes Dalburn Lawrence Zaske, Jr. Robert Anthony Ville Susanne Kay Zaske 9 The Class With Class 1. Roberta Johnson as she nonchalantly walks down Senior Hall 2. During Social 12. David Novotny pauses for a break 3. Jeff Roschild and Jamie Hanson make final preparations for their project in the Cabin- etry class. 4. Dale Negen and Danny Schemel help carry in boxes of candles for a Senior fund-raiser. 5. Pondering over a Time magazine. Bart Bakker and Joe Los- kota check out predictions of 1980 6. What would Senior Life be without the short relationships like Steve Klatt's and Julie Thompson's? 7. Among the Seniors giving blood. Curt Rand donates a pint 8. Lon Engstrom and Gerry Gigstad let it hang loose during Homecoming practice. 9. During Homecoming week on Hat Day. David Link protects his hat from Dan Sche- mel. 10. Getting books for their next class, Laurie Heimann and Kim Jacobs look through their lockers. 11. School is such a challenge, especially for Seniors, that sometimes students like Town Wohlman have to take a break 12. A live Christmas tree for Senior hall “donated by Steve Klatt and Bob Ville. 13. Rhonda King gets measured for her graduation gown and cap by one of the Senior Class Advisers. Mrs. Westby. 14. Senior boys discuss Senior hall decorations. 1. Celeste Perry. Julie Freiborg. Tammy Bruns, and Dorri Bruns give their undivided attention to Mr Sorenson during a Socal 12 class. 2. Eager to try on new graduation gowns Bart Bakker and Joe Loskota amuse themselves 3. Once again John Rice asks the familiar question. “What did I do?” 4. The tables are turned as Jamie Hanson tries to take the water bottle away from Mr Sorenson 5. Will Bob Vine's tenor voice be raised by singing through a chair during choir? 12 Senior Class Trip To Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 1. Waiting for a tour guide, the Seniors look around the Manitoba Royal Mint. 2. Steve Klatt and Mr. Shelstad. a chaperone, marvel at the portrait of Queen Elizabeth at the Manitoba Legislative Building 3. Seniors try to find ways to occupy themselves during the eight hour bus ride to Canada which started 12 a m. on April 9th. 4. At Lower Fort Gary, an old trading post near Winnipeg, the Sen- iors listen to the tour guide 5. Clowning around on the class trip Shawn Grabow wishes RHS had such fun con- veniences. 13 Graduation 14 Class Motto Not what we get, but what we give, measures the worth of our lives. Class Colors Red, White and Black Class Flower White Rose Class Songs “We May Never Pass This Way Again Theme from Mahogany, Do You Know Where You Are Going To On Friday evening. May 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium the Class of 1980 assembled for the last time as Commencement Exer- cises began. They were filled with mixed emotions as they helped each other put on caps, gowns, and tassels in the old gym before the ceremony. As part of the program there were speeches by the Senior Repre- sentatives, Tammy Burns and Bob Ville, reflecting on both the past and future. Awards were presented to students, and the ceremony ended after diplomas were conferred. For the graduates it was a time of pride and accomplishment after years of expectation. A new part of their lives would begin as their high school days would become memo- ries. (faeuUiOUa l uuyuuK Prelude................................Orgon-Deonno Sturlougson Processional ------- -Orgon-Deonna Sturlougson Pomp and Circumstance PlOOO-Kristy Bruns Piano-Bonnie Swanson Nationol Anthem .... -Orgon-Deonno Sturlougson The Star Spangled Banner Pledge of Allegionce....................Dovid Link Invocation ....... Reverend David Parke Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Musical Selection.................Senior High Choir Them from Mohopony, Do You Know Where You Are Going To Welcome.................................David Link Clast President Commencement Address.......................Robert Ville Representative Senior Musical Selection..............................Seniors W May Never Past This Way Again Commencement Address.......................Tommy Bruns Awards ond Presentation of Class of 1980— Mr. Roger E Shelstod High School Principal Conferring of Diplomos..................Robert Swanson Vic Chairman, Board of Education 1. The 1980 high school graduates. 2. Senior girls take a break to open presents during graduation practice. 3. Senior Representatives: Tammy Bruns and Bob Ville. 4. The graduates are congratulated by friends and family. 5. Paul Elliot gives advice to Sue Zaske and Ellen Wahl. 6. Concentrating on walking straight. Heidi Kaufhold tries to keep her cap on. Tassel Ceremony...............................David Link Benediction.........................Reverend David Parke Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Recessional.................Organ-Deanna Sturlougson Pomp ond Circumstance Piano-Kristy Bruns Piano-Bonnie Swanson 15 The Class of 1980 UNDERCLASSMEN Scott Abbas Jody Agre Scott Agre Lisa Barron Lisa Berends Todd Breitkreutz Kristy Bruns Teresa Buesing Paul Elliot Vicki Emde Robin Feldman Alton Gens Juniors The highlight of the Junior year was capturing second place with the Homecoming skit. Mary Gig- stad was chosen attendent for Homecoming with Scott Abbas as her escort. The Junior's magazine drive set a new record, selling $7,381.00, with Deanne Lindahl as top sales- person. Suzy Raddatz Shannon Gluth Ida Halle Mary Hanson Brad Hebrink Pam Heimann Sue Houdek Ed Kaufhold 18 Vince King Debra Klang Allen Lenz Deanne Lindahl Joan Mulder Anita Negen Terry Peck Todd Pfluger David Prior Deb Rakke Doug Reek Natalie Reetz Teresa Ridi Kevin Ruschen Terri Smith Kathy Standfuss Bonnie Swanson Dan Williams Dave Yeschick Dave Zaske Not Pictured: Janet Schafer 19 Karen Anderson Kim Anderson Brenda Andree David Ashburn Dick Ashburn Ann Bakker Michelle Bakker Sid Bakker David Beck Troy Blankenhagen Cindy Breitkreutz Lynn Breitkreutz Ross Brouwer Michelle Buesing Mary Buschette Lori Dahlke Gene Daugherty Mike Daugherty Tom Deck note! Kim Dikken Vicky Dobmeier Chris Dunsmore Lorie Eaton Kelly Emde Johnna Engstrom Patty Feldman Russell Flaata Julie Freiborg Ken Freiborg Greg Gluth Sophomores It is a Dig cnange when fresh- men become sophomores. It is the first year of bigger and better things with participation in senior high activities. This year Ross Brouwer and Onju Van Zee were chosen as the Sophomore Home- coming attendants. Academically the Renville Sophomores were paired with the Sacred Heart Sophomores at Renville. Matt Habben Mike Hannah Darrel Hanson Dean Heimann Loran Jacobs Ann Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Bob Johnson Ron Johnson Roxy Jordet Kristie Klatt Debbie Kluver Doug Kluver Curtis Knutson Jean Larson Julie Lenz Gary Lindahl Carrie Mahlum LeAnn Mahlum LuAnn Mahlum Barb MHIerbernd Therese Nester Jackie Novotny Gerry O'Connor Amy Poll Lisa Raske Teresa Reinke David Reiten Denise Ruschen Richard Samuelson Curtis Santjer David Skalbeck Kelly Skalbeck Corinne Skogen Kirk Skogen Paul Smith Lila Abbas David Agre Mark Agre Lori Agre Rondo Brouwer Patrick Buschette Matt Chan Jodi Clouse Debbie Fredrickson Mac Gilland Patrick Halle Freshmen This year it was different for the Freshman class since they spent most of their time at Sacred Heart. Every morning the class left at 9:05 to travel to Sacred Heart and re- turned at the end of the school day For the members of the class it was their second year with the students from Sacred Heart. Nancy Houdek Dawn Johnson Greg Kemnitz Tim McKim Alicia Peck Mike Peterson Judy Raske Jackie Ridl 22 Lesley Arguien Julie Bakker Kim Barron Lynette Brink Steve Decknatel David Dunsmore Julie Eckstrom Mary Fischer Charlene Miller Rick Negen John Novotny Daniel O'Connell Joey Ross Brad Swart Peggy Swanson Dan Thostenson Not Pictured: Steve Abbas Ken Klang Dwight Williams 23 Lori Abbas Sandy Abbas Jeff Bakker Tom Bakker Paul Beck Todd Berends Toni Blankenhagen David Breitkreutz Grade Eight Although it is the smallest class at R.H.S. the Class of '83 has shown great spirit. Class members participated in wrestling, basket- ball and cheerleading. They also had the third place Homecoming skit. Rosemarie Daugherty Todd Dobmeier Richard Fredrickson David Gigstad Carol Haen 24 Curt Hebrink Dan Hemingsen David Hemingsen Bid Johnson Debra King Lori Knaresboro Steve Kuiken Scott Merhoff Nancy Prior Daryl Roschiid Mike Standfuss David Zetah 25 Brian Agre Mark Anton Kathy Berger Doug Chan Kent Daerda David Daugherty Lisa Dobmeier Mark Fisher Lisa Freiborg Melissa Gluth Douglas Gust Kentt Habben Steven Haen Wendy Hammerschmidt Linda Dahl 1' J Grade Seven Coming from elementary to ju- nior high school the seventh grad- ers faced many new experiences such as the opportunity to ride the fan buses, to rush down to the lunch lines, and to. change classes. Another highlight was when Brian Agre received his Unit- ed States Citizenship. Lisa Dahl Mike Dahl Tracie Johnson Terri KeelSl 26 Wayne Lindahl Kay Mueller Bruce O'Connell Paulette Perry Allan Rand Mary Raske Susan Raske Diane Reek Walter Reetz Allen Reynolds Carol Ridl Brad Sorenson Timothy Swanson John Toupal Brian VanEps William Van Zee Joan Yeschick Pamela Zetah 27 Elementary Front Row: Ivy Schmidt. Michelle Wohlman. Jennifer Hanson. Sarah Schmidt. Joy Piipke Second Row: Dawn Carlson. Jeana Mork. Monique Rolf. Kathleen O'Connell. Debra Raske. Third Row: Chad Reynolds. Troy Carl. Angela Harms. Pamela Hem- mgsen. Jason Rid. Fourth Row: John Mulder. Darcy Sharp. Miss Schmidt, Vicki Dahl Front Row: Diana Johnson. Linda Seward. Joy Bakker Second Row: Tracy Barron. Angelyn Kodet. Kelvin Ruschen. Vicki Feld- man Third Row: Jeff Negen. Joshua Varpness. Michelle Fuls. Steven Mitchell Fourth Row: Robert Rolf. Troy Bakker, Sandra Maurice Fifth Row: Miss Arbeiter. Phillip Hean. Abron Piipke. Chad Stephens. Jamison Wohlman 28 Front Row: Jeffry Morris. Eric Thein. Robert Kluver. Richard Kluver. James Anderson. Second Row: Shannon Blankenhagen. Jeff Butenhoff. Steven Sorenson. Kristal Hannah. Laura Mickels. Michelle Hanson. Curtis Grant. Tracy Groen, Jodi Kennedy. Jackie Zaske Third Row: Danny Fisher. Nichole Verstraete. Jennifer Howard. Becky Engstrom. Angela Reynolds. Eric Nelson, Jason Wertish. Terresa Ellingson Fourth Row: Mrs. Hamilton. '4 Front Row: Kirk McKim. Tammy Sunvold. Sara Raske. Mark Miller. Second Row: Paul Fisher, Michael Chan. Scott Klatt. Randy Fre- drickson. Connie Jensen Third Row: Judy Sietsema. Missy Harms, Jay Mulder. Duane Engstrom, Lori Lapolice. Bernard Kaufhold. Michelle Reynolds. Paula Mattson. Mrs. Van Zee. Sandra Breitk- reutz. Not Pictured: Tobi Kvernes. John Arguien First Row: Bob Abbas. Jon Van Zee. Chad Hanson. Second Row: Anna Jones. David Mulder, Joel Rohlik. Tammy Paradee. Teri Decknatel, Kim Lentz. Cherie Kennedy Third Row: Duane Frank, Mark Beck. Mark Gluth. Kristi VanEps. Nancy O'Connell. Colleen Buestng. Mr Baumann Fourth Row: Paul Ruiz. Andy Mork. Nathan Daerda Not Pictured: Paul Arguien Something new for the elementary grades this year was the elementary student council with members from grades three to six. The purpose was to plan and sponsor various activities for student participation. Scott Ahrens was elected President. Barb Hannah as Vice President and Suzy Fredrickson as Secretary. Grades one to six were involved in the annual Christmas concert. This year it was held on De- cember 20th. In February and March grades four through six participated in the MS-Read-A-Thon. Last year the students collected over a thousand dollars worth of pledges. For the elementary students there were three lyceums including an entertaining puppet show called Tom Sawyer. There was also the annual field trip for several grades this year to the Minne- sota Zoo. First Row: John Ridl, David Sietsema. Mike Roos. Sheldon Gaff- ney. Stephanie Maurice Second Row: Amy Bakker. Glenn Van Zee. Stacy Hagen Third Row: Dejnna Frank. Michael Gluth. Laura Santjer. Neil Haroldson. Robin Paradee. Dave Haen. Amy Breitkreutz. Mrs Baumann. Yalonda Carlson. Fourth Row: Chad Lentz. Susan Daugherty. Jeff Hammersch- midt. John Zetah. Greg Ahrens Not Pictured: Rob Daerda First Row: Eddie Wordes. Stacey Grabow. Joan Haen. Lon Lapolice. Jennifer Haen Second Row: Tom Sietsema. Elise Ruschen. Linda Breitkreutz. Terry Kluver. LeAnn Freiborg. Angela Bruns. Karen Roos. Sandy Sharp. Mrs Schemel. Third Row: Rick Barron, Michelle Johnson. Dan Reek. Melin- da Agre. Eva Kaufhold Fourth Row: Todd Carnes. Galen Negen, Tim Schemel. Scott Ahrens Fifth Row: Robert Sew- ard. Sean McKim. Jay Johnson Sixth Row: Joe Ham- merschmidt. David Shelstad First Row: Kari Fisher, Jody Wertish. Brad Schemel, Jim Ridl Second Row: Melissa Agre. Laura Buschette. Miss Farrell. Julie Wohlman. Juli Elliot Third Row: Sara Kaufhold. Janine Miller. Tracey Bakker. Barb Hannah. Deb Fuls, Troy Carlson Fourth Row: Benji Vogt. Rick Ruiz. Mike Gaffney. Alex Peck. Randy Brouwer, Scott Wohlman. Leif Hanson 30 First Row: Jane Bakker. Lori Freiborg. Tammy Ellmgson Second Row: Annette Zaske, Christina Ulrich. Mr Artley. Jodi Brink. Andrea Mulder, Chad Shelstad Third Row: Tom Feldman. Debbie Bruns. Stephanie Henning. Susie Fredrickson, Mike Zaske Fourth Row: Kevin Clouse. Paul Haroldson. Scott Sorenson. Jeff Zetah. Fifth Row: Mike Hebrink. | KINDERGARTEN | KINDERGARTEN First Row: Shane Blankenhagen. Scott Sun- void. Daniel Paradee. Katy Fisher Second Row: Jeremy Wer- tish. Jacalyn Verstraete. Rae Swanson. Darcy Frank Third Row: Brandon Howard. Allen Morrison. Jason Benson. Shawn Heibel. Shelly Mulder Not Pictured: Eric Keyser. Holly Miller. KINDERGARTEN First Row: Douglas Bruns. Joey Jensen. Thomas Abbas. Elizebeth Sietsema. Sarah English Second Row: Kristy Tim- gren, Jason Rohlik. Jeremy Rust ad. Jennifer Hannah Third Row: Matthew Varpness. Aaron Vogt. Sarah Pederson. Tanya Schueller. Jason Kuiken. Miss Schmidt Not Pictured: Todd Nelson. Jeffrey Peterson. AUXILIARY PERSONNEL First Row: Margaret Dozier, Develop- mental Reading. Eunice Shelstad. Title 1. Second Row: Esther Reetz. Instructional Aide; Leone Mulder. Library Aide. Ellen Troska. SLBP Not Pictured: Nancy Kutter. Speech Therapist I extra Special people SPECIAL EDUCATION First Row: Paul Johnson. Steve Christian- son. Jay Menk. Mike Christianson. Chris Malvin. Ken Klang Second Row: Mrs Elliot. Joe Ross. Curtis Willhite, Kelly Miller. Mardell Melleis. Mrs Gaffney. Dale Strey. Linda Wittman. Harold Halle. Administration School Board First Row: Shirley Fredrickson. Les Reetz Second Row: Marvin Mulder, Wayne Zaske. Robert Swanson. Third Row: Ivan Eckstrom. Chuck Haen. Office Staff: Lou Ann Decknatel. Payroll Accountant. Mardell Ranc Secretary to Elementary and High School Principals; Laura Nestei Secretary to Superintendent. Administration: Don Holm. Elementary Principal. Ivan Eck- strom. Superintendent; Roger Shelstad. High School Princi- pal. Counselor: Robert Anderson. Guidance Counselor 33 Faculty R. Anderson D. Barker P. Christiansen J. Ek L. Fisher W Friday S. Gatchell C Johnson R. Kutter R. McKim M. McKim J Merkel 34 Robert Anderson-Counselor, Physics Debra Barker-English. German Phyllis Christiansen-Home Economics Jon Ek-Elementary Music, Senior High Choir John Feldman-Auto Mechanics Loyal Fisher-Agriculture, Mechanics William Friday-Algebra II Sherrill Gatchell-English Charlette Johnson-Business Education Robert Kutter-Speech, English Michael McKim-Art Raye McKim-Librarian James Merkel-Instrumental Music, Junior High Choir Ray Miller-American History, Social Studies Rodney Nakagaki-Science Arthur Prior-Industrial Arts, Building Trades Dave Sorenson-History, Government Randy Swanson-Physical Education, Health Tom Ginkel-lnterim teacher for Math Janet Westby-Math, Algebra I, MIA Carolyn Westphal-Physical Education, Health Orville Wolf-Business Office R. Miller O, Wolf R, Nakagaki A. Prior D. Sorenson R. Swanson C Westphal T Gink el The Helping Hands of RHS 1. Cutting up apples and oranges. Mrs. Roos gets ready for another lunch hour. 2. Bus Drivers: Roger Peterson, Bill Zaske. Jim Mulder Not Pictured: John Feldman 3. Custodians: Andrew Aalderks. Lon Thompson. Roger Peterson. Marvin Toupal 4. Rog- er Peterson gives a sigh of relief after safely dropping his kids off at school. 5. Cooks: Viola Grafenstein, Jeanette Roos. Alice Herman. 54- LKV! Gridders Start Strong Ready and eager the Indian gridders opened the season with four straight victories. They came up with a homecoming victory over Maynard. The last five games were lost with close scores. The tough- est match was with Bird Island who became the eventual Class C Champions. Under the coaching of Mr. Sorenson and assisfant coach. Mr. Swan- son, the team had many seniors in starting positions. The captains were Gerry Gigstad, Dale Negen.and David Link. Lon Engstrom was injured in pre-season activity and could not help the team. Among the outstanding players were Dale Negen who lead the conference in passing with a total of 623 yards and was named to the 212 All-Conference Team, Shawn Grabow who showed his receiv- ing ability by being top in the conference wifh 237 yards, Guy Thos- tenson who placed second with 193 yards, Gerry Gigstad who was the team's leading rusher, and David Link, an offensive guard, who was chosen for WCCO Team of the the Week. Varsity Football First Row: T. McKim, R. Negen. M. Agre, D. Williams. D Dunsmore, J. Novonty, K. Klang, D. Thostenson. B Swart, K Freiborg. T Blankenhagen, S. Gluth. S. Bakker, L. Jacobs. Second Row: M. Hannah, R Brouwer, K. Emde. G. O'Connor. G. Lindahl. P Smith, P Elliot. A Gens, T Breitkreutz, V. King, S. Agre. D. Zaske, B. Hebrink, S. Rhodes Third Row: S. Sorenson, Manager. Mr Swanson. Assistant Coach. M. Hebrink. Manager. D. Link, J. Roschild, T. Wohlman, D Negen, S. Grabow. G. Gigstad. G. Thostenson. B. Bakker. S. Klatt. D. Williams, L. Engstrom, Coach Sorenson. 1. Anticipating the game, the team waits patiently during the National Anthem 2. Brad Hebrink and Jeff Roschild combine their ef- forts for a tackle. 3. Dedicated fans out weather the cold with their spirit. 4. Coach Sorenson and Coach Swanson took down the line to see if Renville made a first down. First Row: Junior High Football Cheerleaders. K. Baron. C. Hanson, J. Ridl. T Johnson Second Row: Varsity Football Cheerleaders. P. Feldman, R. Mulder. M. Gigstad, J Agre. O Van Zee 39 Renville started their record breaking year with a new coach, Mr. Nakagaki, at a tournament in Marshall. Here the girls experienced the first of only two defeats during the season. Then they began their 21 game winning streak which included a win against Cosmos (third ranked in the state) and the conference, district, and region championships. At the conference tournament the In- dians had a tough time and had to come from behind to win first place. At the dis- trict tournament the team began to play better and started to feel like state con- tenders. To gain the Region 3-A title, Ren- ville beat Madison and Springfield. From there the first girl's team of RHS would go on to state tournament competition. In spite of their high hopes, jitters got to the girls and they lost the first round to Moose Lake. Then the team relaxed and came back to win the Consolation Championship with defeats of Warren and Breckendridge. Their 25-2 record was better than any previous record of the RHS volleyball teams. Individual hon- ors went to Joan Mulder and Roberta Johnson for both All-Conference and All- Area play. Joan Mulder and Denise Wil- liams were selected as most valuable players. Denise Williams was named to the Minnesota Sports Casters All-State Team. It was a great and unforgettable year, for the team. Credit for the success be- longed to everyone for teamwork was a sort of magic that was lost if a member of the team was missing. Magic Of Teamwork A-SQUAD VOLLEYBALL First Row: Mrs. Decknatel. Assistant Coach. Coach Nakagaki. R Feldman. Manager; T. Decknatel. Manager Second Row: D. Williams, C. Hannah. A Negen. J. Engstrom. C. Breitkreutz, K. Bruns Third Row: J. Mulder, R. Johnson, R Brouwer. B. Swanson. N. Smith. M. Fischer. 1979 State Class A Consolation Champions 4. The 1980 State Voleyball Consolation Champions stand in the entry at the Metropolitan Sports Arena nervously waiting for their next big match. 5. Renville's main “killer” Joan Mulder spikes another one against the defensive blocking wall of the Cosmos Royals 6. Denise Williams dives after a hard spike while Nancy Smith stands by ready to assist. to 2. C SQUAD VOLLEYBALL First Row: P Perry. M Gluth Sec- ond Row: C. Ridl. K. Mueller. Third Row: A. Peck. T. Decknatel. Manager; T. Blankenhagen Fourth Row: J. Yeschick. Coach Decknatel, L. Abbas. Fltth Row: C. Hanson. T. Johnson. Sixth Row: S. Abbas. S. Holm. L. Agre 3. BSQUAD VOLLEYBALL CHEERLEADERS: L Brink. N Prior. L Freiborg. P. Zetah 1. B SQUAD VOLLYEBALL Sitting: T Decknatel. Manager First Row: S Holm. S. Abbas. J. Clouse. L. Agre. J. Bakker. Second Row: C. Breitkreutz, Coach Decknatel, K. Bruns. R. Brouwer. T Blankenhagen, L. Abbas. C. Hanson. A. Peck. J. Engstrom. M. Fisher. 41 Get Savage! Although the team was hurt by injuries and forfeits throughout the year it was still a good year in wrestling for the Indians. They improved their record of previous years and came close to winning many more matches. The Indians during the season participated in a number of tournaments. Wrestlers placed in both the Atwater and Sacred Heart tournaments. At the Conference tournament seven Renville mat- men placed. Tom Decknatel and Ken Freiborg were the champions in their weight classes; Sid Bakker finished fourth. Steve Decknatel. Steve Klatt. Allen Lenz and Dan Schemel placed fifth. At the District tournament the participants also did well. Tom Decknatel was a first place winner, Sid Bakker, third; Ken Freiborg, fourth. Tom and Sid advanced to the Region tournament. At Re- gion Tom continued undefeated and as champi- on he advanced to the State tournament. His undefeated record ended at the State tourna- ment with his loss in the second match. Tom was voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates. With many young team members the next few years hold much promise of exciting wrestling from the Indians. 42 A Squad Wrestling First Row: M Agre, T Decknatel. S Bakker, D Schemel. K. Freiborg. G Gluth. G O'Connor. D. Link Second Row: R. Barron. Manager; B Agre, S. Decknatel. Coach Nakagaki, L. Decknatel. Assistant Coach, D. Dunsmore. S Klatt. A. Lenz BSquad Wrestling First Row: B Van Zee. B Agre. D Gust. A Pand. T. Dobmeier. D Dunsmore. T Bakker, S. Kuiken. T. Berends. S. Abbas. C. Dunsmore. W. Lindahl. K. Daerda Second Row: L. Decknatel. Assistant Coach; P. Barron. Manager; Coach Naka- gaki. A and BSquad Cheerleaders: M Bakker. J. Bakker. K Bruns. A Peck. J. Freiborg. L. Dobmeier. J Agre. L. Abbas. J. Lenz 1. The referee is watching close as Sid Bakker works hard to pin his opponent with the “cradle 2. State contender Tom Decknatel works hard and gams the upper hand on his oppo- nent 43 Indians Compete With State Contenders ASquad Boy ’ Basketball: D Negen. D. Zaske. L. Engstrom. S. Grabow. G. Gigstad. Coach Swanson. S. Ahrens. Manager. N Artley. Assistant Coach. G. Thostenson, P Elliot, B. Hebrink. D. Prior. S. Agre. A. Gens. The boys' basketball team had a hard year in a Conference with two teams which were eventually in the State tournament. The Bird Island Panthers were the eventual winners of the State A Championship. In spite of such formidable opposition the Indians with four starting seniors managed 7 wins against 12 losses. The Conference record for the team was 5 wins and 9 losses. The season' ended in the District quarter finals with the defeat of the Indians by Benson. Among the Senior players Dale Negen was outstanding. He was named to the 212 All-Conference Team and was voted Most Valuable Player. B.Squad Boy ' Basketball Cheerleaders First Row: P Ze- tah, J. Eckstrom, M. Fischer. S. Holm. Varsity Boys’ Basket- ball Cheerleaders Second Row: O. Van Zee. R. Johnson. P. Feldman. Third Row: J. Thompson, R. Mulder B Squad Boy ’ Basketball First Pow: P Buschette. M Chan. G. Kem- nitz, T. McKim. J. Novotny. M. Gilland. R Brouwer. Manager Second Row: Coach Artley. C. Sturlaugson. M. Habben. R. Brouwer. P. Smith. M. Daugherty. G Daugherty. 1. Senior Dale Negen fires from long range. 2. Gerry Gigstad scores on the tip-in 3. Renville's bg men. Shawn Grabow. Gerry Gigstad, and Guy Thostenson, struggle for the rebound. 4. Former classmate Jm Wacholz watches while Gerry Gigstad avoids a line violation and makes a great save. Young Team Has Tough Year A-Squad Girts’ Basketball First Row: S. Grabow. Manager. N. Reetz. C. Breitkreutz. J. Novotny. M. Buschette, K. Standfuss. K. Roos. Manager Second Row: Coach Westphal. S. Zaske. T. Bueslng. M. Buesing. J. Engstrom. P. Heimann. T Thostenson, J. Mulder. R. Brouwer. S Gatchell, Assistant Coach Under the coaching of Miss Westphal the girls had an overall record of 8 wins and 1 f losses and a Conference record of 6 wins and 8 losses. For the Conference the Indians placed fifth. For the District Tournament they were rated sixth where they lost to Benson by two points to end the season. There were only two seniors on the team this year but the team had two outstanding juniors, Joan Mulder and Natalie Reetz who were named to the 212 All-Conference Team. Joan Mulder was voted Most Valuable Player and was the scorer and re- bounder. Natalie Reetz was second in the Confer- ence in assists. Both of these juniors are looking for- ward to their final year of play. 46 1. Senior, Tamie Thostenson chases after a loose ball 2. Look- ing for two. Natalie Reetz drives the base line 3. Joan Mulder has a reach above the rest B Squad Girls’ Basketball First Row: S. Henning. Manager. S. Breitkreutz. Manager Second Row: J. Novotny. M. Buschette. R. Daugherty. M Raske. L Dahl, K Mueller. T. Keehl. Third Row: C. Breitkreutz. M Buesing. Coach Gatchell, R. Brouwer, E. O'Connor. W. Hammerschmidt, J. Yeschick. B-Squad Girls’ Basketball Cheerleaders First Row: J Ridl. Second Row: C. Hanson. L Brink. K. Barren 47 Baseball Fever — Catch It Baseball Team First Row: B. Sorenson. W Reetz. B. Johnson. D. Hemingsen. R. Fredrickson. T. Berends. B. Swartz. D. Hemingsen. Manager; R. Brouwer. Manager; S Ahrens. Manager. Second Row: B. Hebrink. M. Hannah, S. Abbas. D. Zaske. S. Agre, D. Prior. R. Brouwer. D. Negen. M. Daugherty. T. McKim. Not Pictured: Coach Mulder. Guy Thostenson. Although the baseball team start- ed the 1980 season with four victo- ries. they finished the season with a disappointing 5-10 record. The first wins were against Granite Falls, Clarkfield, and two victories against Sacred Heart. These victo- ries were followed with a loss of four double-headers. Although they won the first game in District play against Raymond, they lost to Benson who won the District. The two seniors on the team Dale Negen and Guy Thostenson, were strong pitchers and Dale Negen re- ceived Most Valuable Player and made the 212 All-Conference Team. 1. Scott Abbas watches and waits for the right pitch at the Renville-Clarkfield game. 2. After picking up a hard ground ball. Scott Abbas throws to first base 3. Concentrating on the batter, third baseman Dale Negen is ready to make the play. 4. Senior pitcher Guy Thostenson warms up during practice. 5. Coach Mulder hits a few ground balls to the infielders 6. With determination and hustle. Guy Thostenson makes it safely to base be- fore the tag-out. Boy ' Track First Row: B. O'Connell. L. Engstrom, G. Gluth, S. Sorenson, Manager; M. Hebrink. Manager. Second Row: M. Gilland, D. O'Connell. Coach Sorenson. S. Grabow. M. Daugherty. T. Blankenhagen. V. King. M. Habben. K. Habben. D. Zaske. Not pictured: J. Toupal SHAWN BREAKS STATE RECORD Although it was small but spirited the boys' track team, coached by Mr. Sorenson, showed strength in both team and individual contests. At the Conference meet there were many winners as the team finished fourth. Shawn Gra- bow nailed down a first place for the Indians in the 110 high hurdles. The 1600 meter medley relay team of Mike Daugherty, Lonnie Engstrom, Shawn Grabow, and Mac Gilland also finished first. At the District meet Shawn Grabow finished first in the 110 high hurdles while Lonnie Engstrom captured a second in the high jump. Shawn Gra- bow also placed third in the long jump and the team finished fifth. The two seniors, Lonnie Eng- strom and Shawn Grabow, did well enough to advance to the Region. At The Region meet Shawn Grabow per- formed his best all season. His first place finish in the 110 high hurdles produced a new state and school record. His record performance ad- vanced him to the State Track Meet where he finished fourth and this ended the 1980 boys' track season. 1. Mac Gilland brings home the baton to give the 1600 med- ley relay team its title in the 212 Conference Boys' Track meet 2. The 110 high hurdle State record was broken by Shawn Grabow as he led by a stride in the race. 3. Shawn Grabow sends sand flying to gain a second place title in the long jump at the Conference Tournament 4. With determi- nation and concentration Lonnie Engstrom hurts the discuss in hopes of a long throw 5. Seniors Lonnie Engstrom ond Shawn Grabow exchange the baton during the 1600 meter medley relay which placed first at the Conference meet. Olfis’ Track First Row: J. Engstrom. A. Johnson. L. Breitkreutz. J. Bakker. Second Row: P. Zetah. R. Daugherty. W. Ham- merschmidt. C. Ridl. Coach Westphal. Third Row: N. Reetz. J. Mulder. T. Buesing. B Millerbernd. J. Yeschick Fourth Row: N. Houdek. K. Barron. L. Dahlke. J. Ridl. N. Prior. Fifth Row: J Lenz. J. Eckstrom. M. Buschette. P. Perry. J. Raske. Young Girls’ Track Team Has Much Determination With mostly underclassmen the girls' track team had a year for rebuilding. The girls displayed good determination. The track team had four meets this year with one junior high meet. The team placed fourth in the Conference. Natalie Reetz was first in the District in the 1600 meter run and Joan Mulder was second in the long jump. In the Region Meet Natalie Reetz placed sixth in the 1600 meter run and Joan Mulder fourth in the long jump. The team of mostly seventh and eighth graders is looking forward to the future as they get more experience. 1. The Indians make a successful hand-off during the relay 2. During the 212 Conference Meet Ann Johnson sprints toward the finish line. 3. Julie Lenz and Johnna Eng- strom wait for their events. 4. One of the loyal fans, Ed Mulder takes in another event during the 212 meet. 5. The girls congratulate each other after finding out the re- sults of the meet. 6. Johnna Eng- strom uncoils In a follow-through after taking part in the 212 Confer- ence discus event 53 Rising Stars Seventh Grade Football First Row: D. Daugherty. D. Mahlum. W. Reetz, R. Hovda. S. Haen. D. Gust. K. Daerda. D. Knutson Second Row: M. Grove. A. Reynolds. B Sorenson. B. O'Connel. D. Chan. G Malecek, J. Miller, A. Rand. P. Harokjson, Manager Third Row: B. Agre. T. Swanson. K. Habben. S. Refsland. B. VanEps. L. Lalim. Coach Allen Eighth Grade Football First Row: P. Kronlokken, P. lerohl. M. Klinger. S. Merhoff, D. Zetah. B. Johnson. T. Dobmeier, J. Bakker. P. Haroldson. Manager Second Row: E. Henrickson. T. Berends. G. IcKens. T. Bakker. M. Reinke. D. Hemingsen. D. Hemingsen. Third Row: R. Fredrickson. C. Hebrink. T. KnaDDer D Dlkken. S. Kuiken, D. Roschild. M. Standfuss. D. Gigstad. Coach Grant. 54 1. During a scrimmage, the junior high running back breaks a tackle and runs down field 2. Brad Sorenson takes advan- tage of an unobstructed view of the basket. Junior High Girl ’ Basketball First Row: T Keehl. P Zetah Second Row: P. Perry. C. Ridl. P Steinwand. W Hammerschmidt Third Row: T Blankenhagen. S Abbas. L. Abbas. Coach Westby. T Johnson, L. Dobmeier Fourth Row: J. Yeschick. L. Knaresboro. N. Prior. E. O'Con- nor. C. Haen. Junior High Boys’ Basketball First Row: L. Hanson. Manager; D Gigstad. M. Fisher. D. Daugherty. R. Fredrickson Second Row: Coach Ek. D. Chan, S. Haen. W Reetz. R. Swanson Third Row: D. Hemingsen. M. Standfuss. A. Reynolds. K. Habben. Fourth Row: B. VanEps. D Hemingsen. B Sorenson, B. O'Connell 55 Team Results Opponent Volleyball Scores Sets Atwater (18-16) (19-17) Windom Marshall Invitational (16-18) (16-18) Montevideo (18-0) (18- 4) Willmar (18- 9) (18- 2) Clark field (17-19) (18-16) (18-10) Benson (18-14) (18-13) Maynard (18- 4) (18- 1) Sacred Heart (18-10) ( 7-18) (18- 9) KMS (18-14) (18-12) Bird Island (18-12) (14-18) (18-14) Appleton (18- 4) (14-18) (18-12) Hector (18-11) (16-18) (18- 3) Montevideo (18- 6) (18- 6) Cosmos (13-18) (18-14) (18-16) Olivia ( 9-18) (18- 6) (18- 2) Opponent Sets Danube (18-14) (20-18) Willmar (18- 1) (18-11) Conference Tournament Clarkfield (18-15)( 6-18)(18-13) Bird Island (18-13) ( 6-18) (18-16) District Tournament Raymond (18-14) (18- 6) Sacred Heart (18- 6) (18- 0) Benson (18- 4) (18- 7) Region Tournament Madison (18- 8) (18-11) Springfield (16-18) (18-12) (18-14) State Tournament Moose Lake (16-18) (17-19) Warren (18-12) (18- 9) Brecken (18-11) (18-15) 56 Football Scores We Opponent They 21 KMS 6 14 Atwater 0 14 Clarkfield 9 22 Maynard 6 0 Sacred Heart 20 20 Bird Island 28 15 Hector 20 26 Belgrade 63 20 Danube 24 Girls’ Basketball Scores We Opponent They 47 Granite Falls 28 43 Wabasso 33 49 Clark field 60 59 Maynard 39 34 Sacred Heart 51 39 Prinsburg 42 42 Bird Island 50 35 Hector 57 43 Clara City 58 50 Redwood Falls 58 69 Danube 58 54 Clarkfield 46 64 Maynard 45 41 Sacred Heart 36 50 Bird Island 65 34 Hector 33 45 Clara City 54 67 Danube District 80 38 Benson 40 Wrestling Scores We Opponent They 8 KMS 54 16 Clarkfield 51 25 Maynard 34 17 Sacred Heart 43 24 Raymond 30 15 Bird Island 41 46 Buffalo Lake 17 23 Hector 29 27 Clara City 33 31 Danube 25 Boys’ Basketball Scores We Opponent They 60 Granite Falls 61 66 Olivia 46 70 Clarkfield 57 60 Maynard 41 46 Sacred Heart 53 50 Bird Island 85 72 Hector 76 36 Clara City 56 45 Danube 76 66 Clarkfield 58 61 Maynard 57 51 Sacred Heart 48 49 Bird Island 86 52 Hector 91 53 Clara City 61 52 Litchfield 54 58 Redwood Falls 54 57 Danube District 64 55 Benson 69 57 58 ANNUAL STAFF First Row: J. Mulder. N. Reetz. A. Negen. K. Bruns. D. Ruschen, B. Millerbernd. M. Gigstad Second Row: K. Kldtt, L. Heimdnn. M. Buschette. L. Ddhlke. J. Lenz. D Negen. S. Grabow. R. Mulder, E. Wdhl. Mrs. Miller. Adviser Third Row: V. Dobmeier. L Breitkreutz. C. Perry. T. Bruns. D. Bruns. N. Smith. B. Swdnson. P. Heimann. T. Ridl. S. Kldtt Fourth Row: B. Ville, Photographer. M. O'Connor. Editor. D. Willioms. Editor Not pictured: D. Freiborg Annual Staff Throughout the year every- one had to work hard on the Renvlllon to meet the dead- lines as they would come clos- er and closer. Each person of the staff added their own touches to the pages which they designed. Some changes were made this year to make this book dis- tinctive. There were original di- vision pages with drawings by Ellen Wahl, Renee Mulder, and Dorri Bruns, The poem Our Year was written by Renee Mulder as an explanation of the theme of the annual. We also chose new paper and a new type of print. Tammy Bruns de- signed the cover and Bob Ville did much of the photography work. The work was under the direction of the editors, Mary O'Connor and Denise Williams with Mrs. Judith Miller as advis- er. Mrs. Miller, Renvlllon adviser, is helping the staff with their problems Photographer Bob Ville and co editors Mary O'Connor and to meet the deadlines. Denise Williams choose pictures from the negatives 59 Queen Nancy Smith and King Gerry Gigstad Candidates Dorri Bruns and Gerry Gigstad Junior Attendants Mary Gigstad and Scott Abbas Candidates Tammy Bruns and Shawn Grabow Court Seated: Mary Gigstad. Tammy Bruns, 1978 Queen Sue Seward, King Gerry Gigstad, Queen Nancy Smith. Renee Mulder. Dorri Bruns. Onju Van Zee Standing: Scott Abbas. Shawn Grabow, 1978 King Greg Engstrom. Dale Negen. David Link, Ross Brouwer. Candidates Sophomore Attendants Renee Mulder and Dale Negen Onju Van Zee and Ross Brouwer Candidates Nancy Smith and David Link 61 Homecoming ’79 1. The class of '80 comes through in “The Good-bye Skit winning first place 2. Co-captain Dale Negen leads the Indians through the victory hoop 3. Senior artists Tammy Bruns, Deb Freiborg, Celeste Perry. Julie Frei- borg, and Dorri Bruns show off their rainbow which represents the theme of the Homecoming dance. 4. Master of Ceremonies, Bob Ville, instructs Alumni Speaker. Mike Degree, about the upcoming program 5. The “Spirit of Homecoming is mysteriously alive as students dress up for Masquerade Day during the week's festivities. 6. Who is that strange man behind the cat mask ... Dave Zaske? 7. Jeff Roschild shows his expertise as he tries to win the “tur- tle race for the Seniors during the pepfest SKIN 'EM TEAM Nancy Smith and Gerry Gigstad reigned over the 1979 Homecoming activities which began with the coronation on Monday, September 17. The Student Council designated different outfits for the students on each day of Homecoming week. Some students even showed up in their paja- mas on Monday which was Most Comfortable Day”. Tuesday was “Dress-Up Day with the unusu- al sight of well-dressed students. There was a wide variety of hats and T-shirts on Wednesday. On Thursday the students came dressed for a masquer- ade party and it was a day of guessing who was hiding behind the costumes. Friday was Mistletoe Day for the football players and the cheerleaders. There was kissing in the halls and the classrooms! The community pepfest on Friday was a time of fun and games. Senior boys participated in a cart- wheel competition and there were “Turtle Races between the classes. Kristie Klatt won the prize as the best masquerader. Patty Feldman and Mike Hannah were chosen as the “Hotlips of R.H.S. Friday night the team showed the Homecoming spirit as they defeated Maynard, 21-6. Following the game the Homecoming dance and grand march were held in the old gym. Music was provided by Paradox and the gym was decorated with rainbows and clouds. As the dance came to an end. Homecoming festivities faded into memory. 63 The German Club was busy with many activities this year especially with ten members going to Germany. The ten girls along with Miss Barker spent March 12-26 abroad, ex- periencing many interesting and unforgettable things. After President Denise Williams, Vice President Sue Zaske, and Sec- retary-Treasurer Mary O'Con- nor were elected in Septem- ber, the activities began. These included an Oktober- fest, a Christmas party with caroling, and a trip to New Ulm to get a taste of German cul- ture. The year ended with a Mai- fest dinner and program for the parents of the German stu- dents. Deutscher Verein was an exciting way of bringing a part of Germany to Renville. 1. Sue Zaske captures the true Ger- man spirit as she models the clothes she bought in Germany. 2. The Ger- man class reminisces as they look through their pictures ot Germany 3. Brenda Jaeger, Darwin Svuba. Joan Johnson, Rhonda King. Heidi Kaufhold, Denise Williams. Kira Schmidt. Nancy Smith, Sue Zaske. Theresa Schacherer. Ellen Wahl, Mary O'Connor, Tammy Bruns. Miss Barker. Connie Niggl, Bus Driver, in Rothenburg, Germany. Deutscher Verein German Club First Row: S. Zaske, D. Williams, M. O'Connor Second Row: R. Ville, T. Bruns, D. Freiborg, Third Row: D Bruns, J. Freiborg, Miss Barker. Adviser. Fourth Row: R. Miller. E. Wahl, T. Bueing, R Feldman Fifth Row: R. King, N. Smith, K. Bruns. Sixth Row: H. Kaufhold. V. Emde, J. Agre. Seventh Row: B. Jaeger, J. Johnson, P. Heimann At the Renville Speech Invitational, Kay Mueller and Kathy Berger wait for the results Library And Declam Library Club First Row: C. Breitkreutz, E. Wahl. H. Kaufhold. D Freiborg, Second Row: T. Buesing, S Zaske. J Mulder, T, Toupal, R. Fredrickson Third Row: N Reetz, S Houdek. L. Berends, D Bruns. C. Perry, R. Johnson. R Mulder. C. Haen Fourth Row: M Gigstad, L Heimann. K Klatt, B Swanson, J Agre. K Bruns Not Pictured: Char Miller, Vicki Dobmeier. Denise Ruschen. Declam Sitting: Mr Kutter, Adviser Standing: N Reetz, J. Lenz, T. Buesing, M. Buscnei ie. L. Dahlke, P. Elliot. T. Keehl, The library cadets are a working organization which as- sists the librarian. This year they worked under Mrs. McKim, the new librarian. They are kept busy stamping books, putting books away and helping stu- dents find information. Another group helped take care of the elementary library. It is not easy to stand in front of the room with the eyes of everyone focused on you. De- clam takes courage and time for preparation. Nine partici- pants were involved in compe- tition this year. For the first time Renville. Sacred Heart, and Danube sponsored an Invita- tional Contest on March 15th. Renville was the host and sev- en of the nine district teams participated. The district con- test was at Benson on April 12th. Mr. Kutter, the adviser, spent much time helping the participants prepare for com- petition. 65 Future Homemakers of America The 1979-1980 school year was a very active one for the Future Homemakers of America. As a long term goal to make everyone fa- miliar with F.H.A., the chap- ter tried to involve others in their activities. In an effort to involve their fellow students they held a KQIC Dance in November, and a roller- skating party in January. In October and November, the chapter held In-depth Projects for the mothers. The In-depth Projects were cen- tered around holiday crafts. The fathers were involved through a Father-Daughter Basket Social in May. All ac- tivities that the officers and the adviser planned, worked out for the best, and helped the chapter reach its long term goal. 2 FHA First Row: T. Bruns. B. Swanson Second Row: K. Klatt, O. Van Zee. K. Bruns. P. Christiansen. Adviser. Third Row: D. Wil- liams. M. O'Connor. C Hanson. L. Brink Fourth Row: D. Bruns. A. Peck. J. Ridl, N. Houdek Fltth Row: D. Freiborg, J. Freiborg. K. Barron. J. Agre Sixth Row: T Bruesing. N. Reetz. P. Swanson. S. Holm Seventh Row: D Lindahl. V. Emde. M. Fischer. R Brouwer Eighth Row: D Ruschen. L Raske. B Millerbernd, L Berends. Ninth Row: V. Dobmeier. L. Dahlke. M Bakker, J. Lenz. Tenth Row: P Heimann. K. Standfuss. D Rakke. M. Hanson 1. Officers: O. Van Zee, Vice President. K. Klatt. Secretary. K. Bruns. Treasurer. T. Bruns. President. B Swanson. Recreational leader Reporter 2. The Chapter sent four delegates to the State FHA convention: D. Bruns, B. Swanson. K. Klatt. K. Bruns, and one candidate for state office. O. Van Zee. Onju re- ceived a Certificate of Recognition and the chapter re- ceived an Up Membership Award. 3. President T. Bruns, and adviser Miss Christiansen discuss future activities. 4. K. Klatt. N. Houdek. S. Holm, T. Bruns, work on annual Valentine rose sale Future Farmers Of America Award Winners: Laurie Heimann. Star Agri-Businessman; leresa iou- pal. Star Poultry Farmer; David Link. Star Chapter Farmer. Star Hog Farmer; Kevin Ruschen, Star Dairy Farmer. Star Beef Farmer. Star Crop Farmer. Pioneer Seeds. Inc. Award; John Rice. Star Ag Me- chanics. Loren Jacobs. Star Greenhand. Star Sheep Farmer State Farmer Degree Recipients: Wayland Zaske and Laurie Heimann. FFA First Row: Mr. Fisher. Adviser. L. Breitkreutz. Secretary. L. Heimann. President. N. Smith. Vice President. D. Link. Treasurer, M. Buschette. Reporter. D. Zaske. Sentinel Second Row: A. Lenz. M. Daugherty. K. Ruschen. P. Heimann, T. Toupal. K. Jacobs. S. Klatt. T. Peck Third Row: D. Reek. V King. J. Rice. D. Wordes. M. Gilland. M. Habben. L. Jacobs. G. Daugherty. Fourth Row: T. Breitkreutz, D. Yeschick. M Agre. D. Dunsmore. P. Buschette. M. Chan. B. Swart. D Williams. C. Dunsmore Fifth Row: P. Smith. D. Beck. M. Buesing. H. Kaufhold. M. Gigstad, D Heimann. D. Scheme!. 1. Loren Jacobs presents Laurie Hermann with an en- graved gavel for her service as President of the Chapter for the past year 2. Parliamentary Procedure Team First Row: L. Heimann. K. Jacobs. M. Buschette, L. Breitkreutz. Second Row: S. Klatt. D. Link. N. Smith Third Row: Mr Fisher, Adviser; P. Heimann. L. Jacobs. M. Gigstad Not Pictured: 0. Zaske 3. General Livestock Judging Team: Gene Daugherty, Mike Daugherty. Dean Heimonn With Sacred Heart members it was a new exper- ience for the chapter. Since Sacred Heart had no ag teacher their chapter was merged with Renville's. The year was filled with activities, contests and con- ventions as individuals and judging teams participated in the various activities. The Meats, Fish and Wildlife. Poultry judging. Livestock judging and Dairy judging teams took part in an all day event which was held in Brookings, South Dakota. The District Parliamentary Procedure Contest and the Extemporaneous, Public, and Creed Speaking Contests were held in Renville on November 1,1979. Loren Stomberg, of Sacred Heart, placed seventh in the Creed Speaking Contest and the Parliamentary Procedure Team placed second. Six delegates from the chapter traveled to Kansas City, MO, for the national convention which was held November 6-9, 1979. The District banquet was held on April 15, 1980, at Fairfax. Nancy Smith served as District Secretary for the past year. Laurie Heimann was honored with the District Proficiency Award for Sales and Service. On April 17,1980, the chapter held its annual appre- ciation banquet. There were various awards given for the accomplishments of the chapter members. Six delegates attended the State Convention on April 20-22, 1980, at the St. Paul Campus of the Univer- sity of Minnesota. For those chapter members who participated in the activities and contests it was a rewarding and educa- tional year. Sing, Sing A Song Senior High Choir First Row: N Houdek. C. Perry. J. Freiborg, J. Agre. S. Gluth. V. Emde. T. Ridl. T. Bussing. B. Millerbernd. L. Dahlke. K Klatt Second Row: Mr. Ek. Director. N. Reetz. J Mulder. R. Johnson. M. O'Connor. T. Bruns. D. Bruns. P. Heimann. N. Smith. K. Jacobs. J Thompson. A Negen Third Row: G. Daugherty. D. Lindahl. B. Swanson, M. Bakker. S. Radditz, D. Rakke. A. Bakker, M. Buesing. L. Heimann. D. Heimann, T. Decknatel. K. Freiborg Fourth Row: D. Schemel. C. Rand. L. Engstrom. R. Brouwer. J. Rice. D. Reek. B Bakker. J. Loskota. S. Klatt. B. Ville. D. Zaske. G. O'Connor. B. Yeschick The choir worked on different numbers all year and showed off their talents at the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Fine Arts Festival and graduation. Many choir members took part in the District and Region-State Music Contests. Four students and Mr. Ek attended the Fergus Falls Music Workshop again this year. It was a fun, learning experience. Accompanists: Bart Bakker. Bonnie Swanson. Dorri Bruns. Some of the members of the Senior Class practice the song We May Never Pass This Way Again for graduation. Musical Stars For many musicians of Renville High School a high- light of the year was their participation in the District Music Contest. It all began several months before the Contest as the groups were chosen, and they started practice. A lot of time and effort was put into each selection. A practice was obtained be- fore audiences in local churches, women's groups and at the nursing home and each group also ap- peared at the Spring Choir Concert. It all came to a climax with the District Contests at Maynard and Raymond. Each group, soloist, or duet had one chance to give the best performance be- fore the judge. Julie Freiborg and Jody Agre starred with a duet and Roberta Johnson with a Soprano Solo at the Region-State Contest held at Redwood Falls on May 3, 1980. Vocal Start Flrtt Row: C. Rand, Madrigal. Boy's Ensemble, Dis- trict. B. Yeschick, Madrigal, Boy's Ensemble, District: G. O'Connor, Madrigal, Boy's Ensemble, District; S. Bakker, Boy's Ensemble, Dis- trict. Second Row: T. Bruns, Madrigal, District: J. Agre, Vocal Duet, District, Region-State: T. Ridl, Madrigal, District; C. Perry, Madrigal, District. J. Freiborg, Madrigal. District, Vocal Duet, Re- gion-State. Third Row: K. Jacobs, Madrigal. District. M Bakker, Madrigal, District; R. Johnson, Vocal Duet. Madrigal. District. So- prano Solo, Region-State; N. Smith. Madrigal. District. J. Rice. Madrigal. District Fourth Row: S Klatt. Boy's Ensemble. Madrigal, District; R. Ville, Tenor Solo. Madrigal, Vocal Duet, Boy's Ensemble. District. J. Loskota. Boy's Ensemble. Madrigal. District. B Bakker. Madrigal. District. District Instrumental Stars First Row: D. Prior, Stage Band; P. Elliot. Brass Sextet; D Link. Stage Band; C. Rand. Stage Band, Brass Sextet; S. Bakker. Stage Band. Brass Sextet. B Yeschick. Stage Band. Sax. Ensem- ble Second Row: M Hannah, Stage Band; B Bakker. Stage Band. Sax Ensemble: J. Loskota, Stage Band. Brass Sextet, Trumpet Solo; M. Bakker. Brass Sextet. C. Breitk- reutz. Stage Band, Sax. Ensemble. B. Swanson, Stage Band. Sax. En- semble, D. Williams. Stage Band; E. Wahl. Stage Band Third Row: Mr. Merkel. Director; G. O'Connor, Stage Band; D. Schemel, Stage Band; R. Ville, Stage Band. Sax. En- semble; R. Johnson. Brass Sextet. M O'Connor, Stage Band; T. Bruns. Stage Band. Sax. Ensemble, R. Mulder. Stage Band. BART BAKKER WINS MUSIC AWARD 71 And The Band Played On SENIOR BAND First Row: J Freiborg. C Perry. M. O'Connor, O. Van Zee. K. Bruns. R. King. P Feldman. M Buesing. L Raske Second Row: S Zaske. K Standfuss. S Gluth. T. Ridl. M. Hanson, M Buschette. L Breitkreutz. D. Ruschen. V Dobmeier, J. Lenz. Third Row: B Yeschick. B Ville. B Bakker. D. Prior. A. Johnson, S. Raddatz. T Buesing, C. Breitkreutz. B. Swanson, T Bruns Standing: A. Lenz. D Negen. S. Grabow, R Brouwer One of the highlights for the Senior Band this year was a trip to the Met Sports Center when the girls' volleyball team played in the state tour- nament. As a marching band they began their activities with the Sugar Beet Day parade. They also played for football, volleyball, wrestling and boys' and girls' basketball games. Concert ap- pearances were the Christmas Concert, Winter Band Concert and the Fine Arts Festival. Also as a group and individuals they participated in the District 12 music contest. Flag Girls and Majorette: J. Lenz. P Beck, D Lindahl. L. Dahlke, V Dobmeier, K. Standfuss. P Feldman SENIOR BAND First Row: D. Bruns. D. Freiborg. J. Rice. M Daugherty. M. Habben. J. Loskota. D. Lmk. D Schemel. S. Bakker Second Row A Gens S Agre J Hanson. M Bakker. D Williams. J. Mulder. N Smith. P. Beck. L. Barron. L Dahlke Third Row: P. Smith. G O'Connor. R Johnson. E. Wahl. R. Mulder. C. Rand. D Wordes. S. Rhodes. K. Ruschen Standing: P Elliot. B Hebnnk. D. Zaske. D Lindahl. Mr Merkel. Director 1. Working for perfection. Mr Merkel dir- ects the band and shows the flutes when to come in 2. Waiting for her cue. Shelly Bakker finds her music at the Girls' Basket- ball District Tournament game Stage Band First Row: B Ville. B Yeschick. G. O'Connor. M O'Connor. T Bruns. R Mulder Second Row: C Rand. D. Prior. S. Bakker. D. Schemel. D. Link. D. Williams. B. Swanson, C Breitkreutz. B Bakker. E. Wahl. Mr Merkel. Director. J. Loskota. 73 Junior High Music JUNIOR HIGH BAND First Row: P. Buschette. J. Novotny. T. McKim. M. Chan. R. Fredrickson. J. Bakker. S Haen. B Agre. J. Raske. J. Bakker Second Row: S. Raske. K. Mueller. R. Daugherty, L. Dobmeier. N. Prior. R. Brouwer. L. Brink. S Holm. K Berger. Third Row: D. Fredrickson. M. Fischer. A. Peck. K. Barron. D. Hemingsen. K. Daerda. M. Gluth. C. Haen. S. Abbas. P. Perry. Mr Merkel. Director. Fourth Row: A. Rand. W. Van Zee. M. Fisher. B. Sorenson. T. Bakker. D. Hemingsen, D. Breitkreutz. D. Gust. D. Chan. W. Lindahl. T. Berends. Fifth Row: D. King. J. Yeschick. W. Hammerschmidt. M. Gilland. D. Thostenson. M. Agre. B. Swart. J. Eckstrom. E. O'Connor, C. Hannah Sixth Row: W. Reetz. B. VanEps, T. Swanson, K. Habben. D. Daugherty. D. Williams. M. Standfuss. D. Dunsmore, D. Gigstad. T. Dobmeier. Every morning during the first hour the junior high band and choir rehearsed before the ninth graders left for Sa- cred Heart. The choir per- formed at the Christ- mas concert and the Fine Arts Festival. The band appeared at the Winter Con- cert and the Fine Arts Festival. For both groups it was an excellent preparation for their participation in the senior high school musical groups in the coming years. JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR First Row: T. Johnson. C. Ridl. W. Hammerschmidt. M. Fisher. D. Gust. A. Rand. W. Van Zee. M Gluth. P Perry, P. Zetah Second Row: T. Blankenhogen. C. Abbas, M. Chan. B. Agre. B. Swart. T. McKim. D. Johnson, L. Brink. J. Ridl Third Row: T. Keehl, L. Knaresboro. K. Mueller. D. Reek. L. Freiborg. N. Prior. D Steinwand. N. Houdek. M Raske Fourth Row: E. O'Connor. J. Eckstrom. S. Abbas. S. Holm. J. Bakker. M. Fischer. K. Berger, C. Hanson, Mr. Merkel. Director Fifth Row: L. Abbas. L. Arguien. S Raske. D. Fredrickson, C Hannah, R. Brouwer. L Agre 74 Student Council First Row: 8 VanEps. S. Haen. T. Dobmeier. C. Ridl Second Row: L. Jacobs. S. Abbas. C Hannah. C. Sturlaugson Third Row: Mr Shelstad, Adviser. G Kemnitz. D. Zaske, S. Abbas. S. Agre Fourth Row: N Smith. R. Mulder. B. Bakker. J. Loskota. B. Ville. Not Pictured: S. Gluth, D. Ausburn, J. Frieborg. Student Council The Renville High Student Council consisted of both junior and senior high school students. The members discussed the possi- bility of a Christmas movie which was tradition in the past but difficul- ties arose because of the pairing with Sacred Heart. At one of the Council meetings the members expressed their ideas about possible colors and an em- blem for the years ahead when Sa- cred Heart and Renville students would be combined for sports and other activities. The highlight for the Student Council members was their excel- lent planning of the Homecoming activities. 1. Student Council Homecoming committee discusses plans for the big week 2. Student Council Officers: Nancy Smith. Secretary; Bob Vile. President. David Zaske. Treasurer Not Pictured: Renee Mulder. Vice President 75 National Honor Society National Honor Society First Row: Mr. Anderson, Adviser; L. Heimann. B. Ville, E. Wahl Second Row: D. Williams, K. Klatt, M. Bakker, S. Gluth, J Mulder, N Reetz. J. Agre. K. Jacobs, J. Freiborg Third Row: T. Bruns, B. Bakker. D. Negen, C. Rand, G. O'Connor, L. Jacobs, C. Perry, S. Zaske. D. Freiborg. 1. Deb Freiborg checking the Banquet supper 2. Parents and the adviser enjoying the meal. 3. NHS members eye- ing the cake Under the guidance of Mr. Robert Anderson the National Honor Society tried to be as ac- tive as other organizations in Renville High School. The eleven member organization be- gan the year with a pizza party, and many other activities followed. Two of the highlights were a trip to the Renaissance Festival where the simplier lifestyle of the past was depicted and a trip to the Guthrie Theatre where a modern version of Romeo and Juliet was pre- sented. Ten new members were welcomed into the organization during the March 5th induction ceremony. The new members along with their parents became acquainted with the old members and their parents at the second an- nual banquet on March 10th. The year's activi- ties ended on April 26th as all the members went to the Chanhassen Dinner Theatre for the musical Carousel. Girls’ Letterwlnners First Row: J. Eckstrom, J. Raske. P. Feldman, J. Engstrom. L Breitkreutz. A Johnson. R. Daugherty. J Bakker. R. Brouwer Second Row: T. Bruns. J. Freiborg. B. Millerbernd. C. Breitkreutz. T. Buesing. N. Reetz. S. Zaske. Miss Westphal. Adviser Third Row: D. Williams. B. Swanson, D. Bruns. D. Freiborg. P. Beck. T. Thosten- son. C. Hannah. Fourth Row: J. Mulder. A. Negen. C. Standfuss. P. Heimann. R. Johnson, N. Smith. R. Mulder Boys’ Letterwlnners First Row: D. Negen, b. Heonnk, S. ADbas. P. tlliot. R. Brouwer, M. Hannah, S. Bakker, D. Novotny. Second Row: G. O'Connor, M. Habben, M. Daugh- erty. G. Lindahl. P. Smith. L. Jacobs. K. Emde, K. Freiborg. A. Lenz Third Row: J. Roschild. Mr. Swanson. Adviser; M. Gilland. M. Agre. D. Dunsmore. J. Hanson. Fourth Row: G. Gigstad, L. Engstrom. T. Decknatel. G. Gluth. S. Decknatel. M. Agre, S. Klatt. B. Bakker. V. King Fltth Row: S. Grabow. T. Wohlman. D. Link. D. Schemel, D. Zaske. S. Rhodes, D. Prior. S. Agre. A. Gens, T. Breitkreutz. Letterwlnners The Letterwomen's Club was not involved in money-raising ac- tivities during the year. The orga- nization, with Miss Westphal as adviser, was concerned with so- cial activities for the letterwinners in girls' athletics. Boys’ Letterwlnners Ottlcers: M Hannah Treasurer; J. Roschild. Vice President. D. Link. President; Mr. Swanson. Adviser; S. Agre. Secretary. Mr. Swanson, the adviser of the Lettermen's Club, helped the offi- cers and members plan several fund raising projects. The Letter- men sold raffle tickets for a ten- speed bike which Charlie Hannah won. The members also worked in the concession stand during the winter sports season. 77 “The Late Christopher Bean” This year the high school under the direction of Mr. Robert Kutter presented the play, The Late Christo- pher Bean. With a smaller cast of only 9 characters the students were challenged to present the Haggetts as they faced the Depression in the 1930's. The Hag- getts wanted to keep up their image and although they would deny they were doing anything unethical to gain financially, they became greedy when the opportunity presented itself. At the same time greed is the human weakness which they most vehemently denounced. “The Late Christopher Bean gave the audience an opportunity to laugh as they were presented with human weaknesses. Without the help of the many crews assisting the casts and directors the play would not have been as successful. The play dates were chosen early in the fall but had to be changed when the volleyball team won a trip to the state tournament. Front Row: Renee Mulder, (Abby); Mary Gigstad, (Ada Haggett); Mary O'Cannor. (Susan Haggett); Steve Klatt, (Warren Creamer) Back Row: David Zaske, (Rosen); Matt Habben, (Davenport); Teresa Buesing, (Mrs Haggett); Paul Elliot, (Dr. Haggett); Bob Ville, (Tallant). 1. Susan is startled by the romantic actions shown by Warren, with whom she plans to elope 2. Mr Kutter wonders if the actors will ever memorize their lines. 3. Warren ignores the arguement between Mrs Haggett and Abby while trying to sketch the girls 4. Dr. Haggett tries to read his paper while his wife nags him about their money problems. 5. Tol- lant. an impersonator and forger, tries to persuade Dr Haggett to sell his paintings done by Christopher Bean 6. Dr Haggett and Rosen exchange bids over Christopher Bean's portrait of Abby while Mr. Dav- enport tries to convince them the portrait should be in a museum. 7. Student Director Kristie Klatt stands by to prompt those who forget their lines. 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Rose Cal's Barber Shop Dwayne's Floor Covering Herb Brettin's Service Lang's Automotive Marvel's Cafe Renville Shipping Association Steve Link Portraits Wren House Motel On behalf of the Renvillon editors and staff, we would like to thank the following people for their assistance in making our book a memorable one. Robert Kutter John Miller Leone Mulder Laura Nester Tim O'Connor Mardell Rand Lloyd Ville And to all who purchased ads to help make the 1980 Renvillon a success. RENVILLON STAFF 1980 Renvillon Staff Dorri Bruns Denise Williams Adviser: Mrs. Judith Miller Tammy Bruns Kristy Bruns Editors: Mary O'Connor Deb Freiborg Joan Mulder Denise Williams Shawn Grabow Anita Negen Photographer: Bob Ville Laurie Heimann Natalie Reetz Typist: Celeste Perry Heidi Kaufhold Teresa Ridl Cover Design: Tammy Bruns Steve Klatt Lynn Breitkreutz Artists: Dorri Bruns Renee Mulder Mary Buschette Tammy Bruns Dale Negen Lori Dahlke Renee Mulder Mary O'Connor Vicky Dobmeier Ellen Wahl Celeste Perry Kristie Klatt Special Writers: Heidi Kaufhold Nancy Smith Barb Millerbernd Renee Mulder Bob Ville Denise Ruschen Ellen Wahl 94 Fine Arts The annual Fine Art's Festival is held as an op- portunity for the art. industrial arts and home economics classes to display their work for the year. This year the Fine Art's Festival was held on May 14, 1980. The Junior and Senior High Bands and Choirs, the Stage Band, Jazz Ensemble and the vocal and instrumental groups who starred at the District Contest entertained the audience. The home economics department provided drinks, pies and ice cream. Various displays were enjoyed by all. This year the English department presented a slide program of various projects from the Cre- ative Writing class which added a new dimension to the Festival. 95 IN MEMORY We the students of Renville High School would like to remember Jay Bakker. a member of the Class of 1979. who was accidentally killed by light- ning on August 2. 1979. The Class of 1979 has established an award in his memory. It is to be pre- sented annually to a senior boy who exhibits leadership, enthusiasim and dedication in athletics, music, and FFA. This year the award was presented to David Link. IN APPRECIATION We, the editors of the 1980 Renvillon, wish to take this op- portunity to express our grati- tude and appreciation to Mrs. Miller, our Adviser. She has done more than just advise and without her help we would not have had such a successful book. Although she didn't have a regular teaching job this year she gave up alot of her time to help us. Her faithful leadership and enthusiasm has influenced us. Thank you Mrs. Miller for your overwhelming interest and contribution to our class. ’ % The Proud Indian Heritage uicnbancc £ ioarb Our year is an end but yet a beginning. Ending with a sense of accomplishments. we are just beginning to explore. Through our year we have gained the qualities and knowledge To fulfill our dreams. 100