Renville High School - Renvillon Yearbook (Renville, MN)

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William VanZee Joan Yeschick Senior Memories Memories filled with happy things. Of sad things, of important things. And everything that school life brings. Memories from elementary years, Years that were fun and easy-going. And of all those child like fears. Junior high years were ones of coping. “Strangers” from the town down-the- road. And “big” little kids that were always hoping. Leslie Zaske Pamela Zetah Senior Class Officers are pictured ABOVE: Treas. Mark Kisher. Sec. Naomi Skalheck. Vice. Pres. Jean Aalderks. Pres. Brad Sorenson. High school meant new things to do, New places to go and people to see. In these years we learned, and grew. Then we were seniors-the top of the heap. It was a year full of fun and lots of glad moments, A year full of memories to always keep. “Remember whens” went through senior hall As the year of ’85 came to a close. And the senior class went through walking tall. Our senior year-it’ll never be forgotten. By Kay Mueller 13

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J. Bradley Sorenson Timothy Swanson John Toupal Tony Tjaden Brenda Treague David Tremi Brian VanEps

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Miller Time John Miller, an outstanding ath- lete of the class of ’85 won his fourth State Wrestling Champion- ship making him only the second wrestler ever to accomplish this in the state of Minnesota. John start- ed his career in the seventh grade as he placed fourth in Region III at 98 lbs. The next year, he fin- ished third at 105 lbs in the Re- gion. As a freshman, John started his four-year reign as the State Champion, winning four state ti- tles. As a senior, he was named to the Iowa Classic All-Star Team as captian and defeated his Iowa op- ponent. John’s six year varsity wrestling career ended with an im- pressive record of 173-12-1. John was recognized at both the Region and State Wrestling Tournaments with standing ovations by the crowds. RSH was definitely proud to have John represent them. ABOVE LEFT: The scoreboard flashes John’s win. ABOVE RIGHT: John and his opponent chat a little after his win. ABOVE: John grits his teeth in determi- nation. ABOVE RIGHT: John is on top of things, as usual. RIGHT: John, his coach and Dad. Ray share a victory hug. 14