Renwick High School - Raider Yearbook (Renwick, IA)

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enior Blass History Top Row KL to Rl James Larson, LeA1len Nevernnn, Billy Hippen, Alan Heggen, Ken y Pogge, Tom Roseberry, Gene Harms, Don DeHots. Middle Row CL to Rl Miss Flon, teacher: Kenny Gillespie, Jerry Green, Clair Swan, Jim Straugh, Chris Bunk, Frank Siemens, Andy Evje. Bottom Row IL to RJ Shirley gaugland, Marilyn Dasch, Nan Latch, Carolyn Kurfman, Jan Helmke, Mirna Hoble, Wanda Smit, Joan Porterfield. MEDIEVAL Now this is a very dry subject, but you must bear with us and get all of the time elements in mind. We will begin with Medieval history. Back in the dark ages of 1935 and 1936 sixteen sweet little children were being born to fourteen proud sets of parents. RENAISSANCE Along about the dawn of the Renaissance the Bunka, Swans, Hauglands, Hip- pens, Latches, Helmkes, Siemens, Pogges, and Kurfmans decided to send their little angels to school to learn to read and write. This was the year l9hl and all of them got along famously. By the second year of attendance Don DeHots joined the group and stayed throughout the ages. Page sponsored by RALPH WHITE, Renwick, Iowa PEOPLES CAFE, Renwick, Iowa

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Many great battles were fought throughout these formative years. In the fifth grade Jan took Clair down and sat on him. This is one encounter that will make history forever. A great scholar entered history along in the sixth grade to march to the head of the class and become valedictorian. This could be none other than Ton Roseberry, better known as Mouse. EXPLORITORI AGE As the age of exploration dawned this civilisation of Sly, graduates found themselves preparing for high school by attending junior high. Two sets of twins--Doris and Dean, then finally Donald and Dorothy joined the camp to push forward into high school. Athletics held an important position throughout this period--the girls won the runner-up trophy in the junior high tournaments both years. VICTORIAN AG The last link of this golden era of personalities was filled by the pre- sence of Roberta Kleveland as the Victorian Age came into existance and high school was finally realised. High school gave these pioneers the opportunity to participate ln music, athletics, journalism and to attend high school dances. As this age was drawing to a close the girls made real history by playing in the state tournament in Dee Moines. ATOMIC AGE The Atomic Age found the nine little lambs who started school together, Joined by seven others, to go onto graduation together. They have all enjoyed their school days and sincerely wish that they had a few more golden years left together: but time marches on and it is hoped that in the years to come the will each take their place in the history annals of the world. Page sponsored by LARSON PONTIAC, Eagle Grove, Iowa SEGERS GROCERY, Hardy, Iowa