Renville High School - Renvillon Yearbook (Renville, MN)

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Kent Daerda Brian Agre Kathleen Berger Douglas Chan David Daugherty

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Marvin Toupal. and Catherine Bratsch. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bratsch have both been accepted at Granite Falls Area Vocational .Technical Institute to begin class iri ine ciranue rails Area voc Technical Institute has recently in- formed Pamela Zetah from Renville that she has been accepted for enrollment in the Legal Secretary Program. Classes begin in August. Minnesota Congressman Vin Weber has an- nounced that John Sorenson will receive a nomination to the service academies in 1985. John is the son of Dave and Connie Sorenson of Renville. John has enrolled in the Machine Shop Program and Catherine in the Clerical Office Technologies calss. Kathleen Berger, daughter of Maynard and Pat Berger, has been accepted at Moorhead State University in Moorhead, to begin classes this fall. To make sure thai the academy receives the best nominees and to be strictly fair to all applicants. Weber states, 1 have adopted a competitive in i m ■d Heart High School took part in the dnesday. February 27. which was held Area Vocational-Technical Institute, ry. Business Math and Machines, on. and Prepared Speech was intense, ncluded Terri Keehl, Sue Raske, Deb ting II and :ird in Business Proofread- II and 4th in Business Proofreading). RSH 3rd Graders Will Tour Lac qui Parle Area Approximately 36 third graders from Renville-Sacred Heart Elementary RSH High School class officers and student council representatives for the 1984-85 school year have been chosen and were announced last week by Principal Belmer Fostvedt. Officers and council members for each grade are as follows: Grade 12: Brad Sorenson, president; Jean Aalderks, vice president; Naomi Skalbeck, secretary; Mark Fisher, treasurer; and Cheri Santjer, Amanda Smith, and Carol Ridl. student council. Grade 11: Joel Pederson, president; Angela Bruns, vice president; Kari Lerud, secretary; Jean Agre, treasurer; and Tom Sietsema and Julie Johnson, student council. Grade 10: Robert Haug, president; Kari Fisher, vice president; Janelle Sunvold, secretary; Nancy Johnson, Anita Grahn Will Speak At Civic Club Meeting The Renville Civic Club will meet on Monday, February 25, at 6:30 p m. at Doug's Cafe. Husbands of Civic Club members are also invited to attend. Anita Grahn, RSH Foreign Exchange student, is going to show slides and speak on highlights of her country. ocnuui win L e participating in an educational activity at the Lac qui Parle State Park, Lac qui Parle Game Refuge and the Lac qui Parle Mission on Wednesday, May 15. Over 1,000 students from Clara City, Wabasso, Echo-Wood Lake, Milan! Montevideo, Dawson, Maynard, Raymond, and Renville-Sacred Heart will be learning about the Lac qui Parle area through demonstration and teach- ing activities. Chippewa County Historical Society volunteers will be The Willmar Area Vocational- Technical Institute has recently in- ormed Brian D. Van Eps from Renville hat he has been accepted for sirollment in the Parts Merchandising )rogram. Classes begin on August 5. The Willmar school has been in •xistence since 1961 and now serves )ver 1,600 students annually. During he last 15 years, the job placement rate las consistently been over 95 percent lacement in vyork related directly to assisting with interpretation at the Mission site. Regional naturalists are planning special programs on animal and plant life at the park and game refuge. Community residents are encouraged i to visit and view the activities the day their school is attending the event. The activity is sponsored by the Chippewa County Historical Society, Lac qui Parle State Park and the Lac qui Parle Game Refuge. treasurer; and Laura Buschette and Julie Wohlman, student council. Grade 9: Dan Sunvold, president; Chris Haug, vice president; Nancy O’Connell, secretary; Teri Decknatel, treasurer; and Carol Enestvedt, student council. Grade 8: Jay Mulder, president, David Haen, vice president; Sara Raske, secretary; Amy Breitkreutz, treasurer; and David Sietsema, student council. Grade7: James Anderson, president; RSH Elemen tary Students Howard, secretary; Pam Reinke, treasurer ; and Richard Klvver, student council. Write to the North Pole MELISSA GLUTH. of Renville, has been accepted at Alexandria i Vocational Technical Institute for GARY DEAN MALECEK. a senior at Renville-Sacred Heart High School la shown receiving a check for $1,000 presented by Minnesota Masons at their 132nd annual communication In St. Paul recenUy. Gary was selected to receive the scholarship by his counselors, instructors and the Masonic Public School Scholarship Committee, from 4fl state high school senior applicants. Shown the 1984-85 school year. She will be enrolled in the Accounting program beginning August 19. 1985. Melissa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gluth. 5

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Mark Fisher Lisa Freiborg Melissa Gluth Anita Grahn Michael Grove