Renville High School - Renvillon Yearbook (Renville, MN)

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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

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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

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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.