Roosevelt Military Academy - Rough Rider Yearbook (Aledo, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1972 volume:

2 f A M W vf - ' 'H ,QQ X is J 425 ,vw , ffm! 5 W . 1 ,., . '1 4 Ji 2 R e 'a X 2 .5 3 - is , .J 1' , ,Q 1 , -v , If , ., , . ,, M, -, . .- 1 '::-. ' - RUUGH RIDER I I VOLUME - XXX ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY Glen Cantu Bruce Fortelka Sam Proud Thomas Alexander Allen Clewell john W1lson Colonel Mrllrkan Mrs Trghe Mr Goatley YEARBOOK STAFF co edrtor co-edltor photographer photographer layouts bylrnes photographer busrness agent advrsor ' ? QzTTTQkre2Q: mx f ,w 4 If I 'JS A4-SD Mhul5'7 5.2 ugoe QQQQQ Qow QQQQQ QQ AAQQQ QQQ QQQ SQ I X ,jg , 1 ,il 2291 ..,., , i X . jflf, 5 'FQ Lum... lla' flu- ' li I IW f-., ,N 5 'I 3 X I . xg, Q Av- f ' fe1' wE . J - . 1 -, p q! E by , N ' Q V V O I 'CQ IIT X N 1 'N D TQ- 'IN H- --2 llll A V . Foreword d Staff of 1971 72 proudly presents to you this year's copy ofthe Rough The Rough Ri er - Rider. We wish that this year's yearbook will long be cherished by the cadets of Roose- velt Military Academy and forever cherished by this year's gradating class, since this will be their last year together as a group. tl turning these pages and re- As the years pass on and we grow old, may you be frequen y living those days at R.M.A. when you were a cadet. It is our hope that this year's yearbook ' ' ember your years at Roosevelt. will stay with you through your lives, so you will long rem e future. . Go forward in with these thoughts in mind, you should never be afraid of th life and achieve all of the goals that you pursue. May you live your life to the fullest and have a lot of fun in doing it. SENIOR CLASS OF 1971-1972 Nl 7 YD f 9 September September September October October October October October October October October November November December January -Ianuary February March April May sux., ia ml! 1 Classes begin TABLE OF CONTENTS I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X. XI XII XIII Foreword Dedication Administration Academics-Staff 84: Faculty Seniors juniors Sophomores Freshmen junior High Military Activities Addresses Advertising 1971-1972 CALENDAR 17 Football, Winola-There 24 Football, Stronghurst, There 1 Football, YorkwoodwThere 7 Football, R.O.V.A.fThere QThursdayj 15 Football, Roseville4There 22-24-I-IOMECOMING WEEKEND FOR ALL PARENTS 22 Football, Union-Here Qliomecoming Gamej 23 Military Ceremonies, Gate Ceremony for New Cadets, Dance 24 Parent-Instructor Conferences 30 Football, Warren-Here QSaturdayj 5 Football, Lel-Iarpe-Here 10 November Furlough-starting 1:30 p,m.-returning 9:30 P.M. on November 14 17 Christmas Vacation-starting 1:30 P.M. 3 Christmas Vacation ends 9:30 P.M. 21 End of First Semester Qno passes this weekendj ? Four-Day February Furlough QDates to be announced laterj 28 Easter Furlough starts 1:30 P.M. 3 Easter Furlough ends at 9:30 P.M. 26-27 Commencement Exercises NOTE: The Freshman-S ophomore football games are played on Monday evenings and are not included on the calendar below nor are the basketball games. .i , T f ' 3 Af. Nl . , J V, fig? I 94' s Q- - Q! 101' , ' Q1 I' NN 5f f a A --f kv I S vw'- 7 llg' 'ill ,l .. 'L ... vllfl I-.Il llWF A7135 ff T .I Major Roy A. Staggs The Rough Rider staff of 1971-1972 would like to dedicate this edi- tion of the yearbook to Major Staggs, who has served as principal for Six years, This will be Mjor Staggs' last year at Rooseveltg after this he will enjoy his golden years of retirement. It is the sincere wish ofthe Rough Rider staff that he will have many full and happy years ahead of him. Major Staggs has served admirably as a teacher of higher mathematics and as an administrator. He has been a great help to the cadet corps in numerous ways. He may rightly be proud of himself. It is the hope of all teachers, we believe, that their satisfaction will not be attained by solely resting on their laurels, but also through the knowledge that they have taught their pupils just a little of what life is all about. Major Staggs has done all this and much more. For this, Major Staggs, we congratulate you and wish you the best of success in all your en- deavors. The 1971-1972 Yearbook Staff ADMINISTRATION Zeke I 7 ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY gg fa fm,4Nx ALEDO. ILLINOIS 61231 PHONE 309-582-5166 OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT To the Seniors of 1972: I extend my warm congratulations to each of you as you complete your final requirements for graduation and pass through the Roosevelt Memorial Gate. I know the pride your families and friends feel on this occasion ar I share it with them. The Class of 1972 has proven itself worthy of being rated with outstanding senior classes of the past. As you are about to become a part of a complex, critical and yet exciting and challenging world I would be pleased if you would take with you a little of my philosophy. HONESTY -- be honest with yourself. Do not pretend to be what you are not. Be aware of your shortcomings and endeavor to overcome them: capitalize on your stronger traits. T HONOR -- an almost forgotten word but in its meaning lies the foundation of this great country of ours -- the honorable men who fought for independence -- the honorable men who designed our constitution. You, too, can be honorable if you are fair to others, do not cheat or lie, respect your elders, respect the laws of our land and have the moral courage to say no when others about you weaken. INTEGRITY -- that quality that makes you of sound moral prin- ciples, upright, honest and sincere. DUTY -- the respect you owe to your parents and other adults, to your fellowman and to your country. This respect results 4 from a sense of justice, morality, honesty: a sense of feeling of obligation. FAITH -- faith in God to whom you may turn for help and guidance. Alone you can do nothing. SET A GOAL -- like the athlete who stretches and strains to reach the tape to win the race, reach out and set your sights on a worthwhile goal, then following these principles of honesty, honor, integrity and duty apply yourself with enthusiasm and determination to reach that goal. Good luck and best wishes to you. Make good use of your abilities an energies so that you may leave this world just a little better for your having lived -- better for those who follow you. May the highest ideals of American citizenship guide you in a life of success, happiness and achievement. Sincerely yours, Glen G. Millikan :UAT Superintendent Remedial Reading VM '-.. K ka-Q sg Mrs. Appleton, in a serious pose, instructs Grant Anda in some serious and necessary attributes having to do with compre- hension, illustrations, and imagination in associations with the fundamentals of remedial reading. S r A 5 n J W-i H gumxxfw. 'ff' Q r, 5 Q 5 - Mrs. Cavanah is not holding the stick in the background as a learning method in remedial reading. Optical illusions can be misleading. The student is Grzegorzewski. QCan you pronounce it?j Miss May Collins, our librarian, diligently assorts the var- ious papers and other paprus incidentals. '-NX ,af ,Q i Mr. Bill Courant, Quartermaster, and all-round good guy, is evidently making notes on salaries, etc. , Q f ,aa-.. ax . Mr. Steve Bivens, barber, clips the Ulocks' of Askins. cadet Mr. Grant Fosdick, chief Chef at the academy, is astutely making out the menus for the forthcoming weeks and probably months. I am certain that is quite a chore to regulate the menus from Week to week in order to come up with a balanced diet or regimen for the num- ber of cadets that we have in the battalion. Much trib- ute and thank are given you for your endeavors. 5 3 E ACADEMIC- FACULTY AND STAFF Melahaeslixs . Col. Glen G. Millikan Superintendent Monmouth College Western State University University oflll. BS MS Daniel M. Hanson Guidance Counselor Instr. Gen. Sci. 85 Sth Grade Science Parsons College BSQ Univ. of Ill. MSQ Western Univ. Extra Grad. Work 84 Under Grad. Col. David G. Lawson Commandant Executive Officer Blackburn College University of Ill. BS Roy A. Staggs Principalg Instr. Alg. 85 Geom.g CulverStockton Col BSQ University oflll. MA Grad. Wrk-Univ. of Iowag Graduate Work-Univ. of Chicago 3--.......f Cpt. James G. Weaver Senior Army Instructor Wentworth Military Academy JC-AA, Lexington, Missouri University of North Dakota ph.b. Grand Forks, North Dakota Mrs. Edith Appleton Guidance Department- Remedial Reading Augustana College, BA Mr. Bill Coutant, Bursar, Quartermaster, and Business Manager, Distributor of Uniforms Caps, Overcoats, etc. Mrs. Ella Mae Cavanah Guidance Department, Remedial Reading Kirksville State Teachers' Collegeg Western Ill. Univ. Edwin A. Johnson Dept. Head-Math Inst. of Gen. Math, Pl. Geom Algebra I. Sponsor-Sophomore Class Augustana College BA University of Iowa MA Cpt. James E. Shaughnessy Athletic Director Head-Football Coach Inst. Biology Government University of Notre Dame, BS- Loyola University MS 1 Douglas F. Anderson Instr.-Bus. Ed. Typing and Bookkeeping, Bus. Law Consumer Economics Sponsor-Senior Class N.E. Missouri State College BS, Education MS, Summer 1971 Patrick J. Granater Head Basketball Coach Ass't. Football Coach Advisor-Crack Squad Instr. Jr. High Reading, U.S. History, Psychology, Contemporary History Clarion State Coll. Penn. Rutgers State U., Princeton U., New Jersey-BS Robert A. Zielinski Director of Music Instr-English I, Speech Sponsor-Newspaper, Speech Team, Drama Club , Freshman Class Advisor Northeastern Ill. U. BA Miss May Collins Librarian Western Ill. Univ. BE Univ. of Wyoming Denver Univ. Univ. of Vermont Colorado Ug Western State Collg, Gunnison, Col. Mrs. Lee Kaempfer Instr. 7th 81 8th Gr. Mathg Geog., and Lang. Arts. Algebra I SE Missouri College, BS Grad Work University of Wis., Grad. Wrk. Mrs. Mildred Tighe Secretary to Glen G. Millikan, Col. Superintendent fi Frances I. Anderson, RN Academy Nurse Nurses' Training at: Moline Public Hospital Moline, Illinois Mrs. Linda Hamilton Secretary to Commandant, Col. Lawson SFC Donald Rose SFC Bryan Epperson Senior Drill Sgt. QLeft at Christmas Vacationj Assit to the Commandant Senior Drill Sgt. QArriveCl first part of Feb.j Ass't to the Commandant Replaced Sgt. Epperson Lt. Roger A. Ackley Night Duty Officer in charge Mr, Robert Hgfmann of Cantonment Area Superintendent of Grounds Ass't to the Commandant and Bldgg, wl A' ,img Senior Will WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY, DO HEREBY WILL AND BE- QUEATH THE FOLLOWING AS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: Bruce Fortelka-I will my keys for my VW to Robin, a case of Bud to Alfred the Butler, and my pipe to Batman. Rick Clewell-I will my footlocker to Capt. Weger, in case he loses his trunk. Skip Wilson-I will my puppet strings to Commissoner Gordon in hopes that he finds a suitable replace- ment. Sam Proud-I will my darkroom to Ague and to Col. Lawson, a carton of Winston's with the Surgeon General's warning removed. Tom Turner-I ain't leavin nothin. Glenn Cantu-I will one bottle of Weight-On to Jay Baum and my bars and medals to Tim Murray. Jack Butler-I will all my football abilities and skills to Coach Granater. Jake Alexander-I will my ability to stay slim to Mr. Zielinski and Mr. Anderson. Dart Longeway-I will my healthy knees and ankles to Robin, Hey, Hey, Hey, love to play tackle to all, and my love life to Scotty Bidgood. John Benoit-I will my football ability to Jungle, and my handcuffs and ankle bracelets to Mr. Anderson. Derrick Hamilton-I will my pep to Brimm, my ability to play sports to Bidgood, my looks to Grayb, and my grades and brains to Cureton. Pat Nester-I will my Farmer truck to Ervin so he can be a farmer. Jeff Pielet-I will my ability to play broon hockey and not get caught to Bill Seeger and Gary Sellmer and my ability to Apple Polish' to whoever needs or wants it. jeff Koppel-I will my farm equipment to the members of the first chapter of the FFA in RMA history and my credit rating to Mr. Anderson and Col. Lawson. Bob Del Rose-I will my nose to Lt. Ackley, so he can play with it when he gets lonely. Bill Brandt-I will my fly catching ability to Wille Mays. Steve Batkiewicz-I will my patience to Batman. my straight teeth to Thomas, and my complexion to Gary Sellmer. SENIGRS faeseidmx Senior Class Officers ,,,g vt ,,,,. ,, ,,..,,,,-w,,,,,g,1, I K' fi l 3 W N ,fg.,,,gt,,fi. 1 me-fz.,,,,fw: ifsffissf-ffwfevzf Fr. L. to R.-Brandt, trcas.g Hamilton, vice p., Fortellca, pres.g Mr. Anderson Qstandingj advisorg Del Rose, secy.g and Wilson, J.. Sgt. at Arms. BATTALION COMMANDER 'Fulk atv. '1k,,.-- John Wilson 3 John Wilson, son of Mr. 84 Mrs.John A. Wilson, 1226 51st St., Caledonia, Wis., was cadet Battalion Commander for the school year 1971-72. I-le has been outstanding in academics and sports, and measures up to outstanding as a teenager. John plans to enter college in the fall of 1972, and everyone wishes the best in his future endeavors. John has been a cadet at RMA for at least four years. The academy was fortunate to have a boy of his standing. pruce Fortelka Nlickname: .F. rs. RMA: tield: 19 Xrmy ROTC or Business Ay' L 1 BHIYIUC ?roud Jickname: Snapshot rs. RMA: , ield: 'hoto Journalism Jeffrey Koppel Nickname: Kop, Yrs. RMA: 2 Field: College Patrick Nester Nickname: Mattoon Yrs. RMA: 1 Field: Army ROTC f Richard Longeway Nickname: Dart Yrs. RMA: 3 Field: Business or History Jeffrey Pielet Nickname: Sky BroWnNose Yrs. RMA: 2 Field: Architecture Derrick Hamilton Nickname: Breeze Yrs. RMA: 4 Field: College Thomas Turner Nickname: Tricky Yrs. RMA: 2 Field: Petroleum Distributor 19 Thomas Alexander Nickname: Shakey Yrs. RMA: 4 Field: Electronics -- W-11.x5ssa,::f . 'n22553is!5E22'5!m, f- 5 . Allen Clewell Nickname: Smidley Yrs. RMA: 3 Field: Co Ile ge 20 John Benoit Nickname: Peanut Yrs. RMA: 1 Field: College John Butler Nickname: Scoops Yrs. RMA: 4 Field: Electronics William Brandt Nickname: Wild Bill Yrs. RMA 3 Field: Army ROTC Glenn Cantu Nickname: Alej andro Yrs. RMA: 3 Field: Medicine -Q.,...,.agv Stephen Batkiewicz Nickname: Baki Yrs. RMA: 1 Field: Army Robert Del Rose Nickname: Schnooz Yrs. RMA: 3 Field: Law JUNIORS Achilles Y Iunior Class Officers if 2 3 i ' 1 1 MW ,W sss,s 2 , , B .,,..,,.s,.,.. lb--....,. ,,,,, ,. 1 , , A if WH: . ,4 L' IIQIIBJIFHNI Fr. L. to R., the Junior Class Officers are: Alvin Garten, Sgt. at Armsg Barrington Brimm, vice presiclentg Bill Seeger presidentg and Gary Sellmer, Secy-treas. Standing-Pat Granater, advisor. Vx Bill Seeger .-S Dale Ague Larry Askins Jim Zurborg Terry Hancock f y rr,r My 'A 1 W9 ,, ,al ., we . WN. . 5 Barrington Brimm Kenneth Jackson , K-f ' Gary Sellmer William Stein Alvin Garrcn iii 3? Doug Fillman Q10j Bill Maxwell Qllj Dale Pilsbury QIOJ Jeff Tarnow QIZQ LATE ARRIVALS LATE ARRIVALS LATE ARRIVALS Dave Waldef U 11 Bill Wolff Q1 lj Mike Young QIOQ Wade Zell Q1 lj Q . 'rf .aww , L I M . f' 1 QRighrp 1 Little Allan Clewell QBelowj . Little Jeffpielef iiiill M S 5 BABY PICTURES DAY HAVE LEFT THE NEST AND ARE NOW FLYING FULL-FORCE TOWARD MANHOOD. BY THAT UNSEEN SPIRIT ABOVE. THE SIBLINGS OF YESTER- MAY YOU BE GUIDED EVER --Q..-- Ei .ff JU QBeloWj Little Willie Brandt 3- 5 X I 5 5 3 LL ,tt,t 5 f I ' t t -lf SOPHOMORES K 2 Sophomore Class Officers 'A H j ,,g or i, so S1735 'M ' W' f kiiH'!, 3 s ss '5'1 'Q' , 4 41ff :Jig ,,,,: f? ' I I -I - I il '1 I ,I Fr. L. to R.-Mark Fox, Sgt. at Armsg Hunter, vice pres.g Bidgood, presidentg and Ramsey, secy-treas. Standing, Mr Johr1son,advisor. A i L 'Nm Grant Anda Fred Argiewicz Jay Baum yrs: Scott Bidgood Mark Bram Gregg Cakos 'Wx Tom Domnitz Chester Gilbert Gene Hutchings Gilbert Ramsey Wesley Wilson Mark Dana Flint Flowers Clint Hunter james Post Dirk Spanton Wendell Steve Windrow Whifford SETI'- yu.. YN 'V' Ox Bill Tim Mark Kinney Northrup Fox David Chicione Jay Cureton Tim Tracy Mark Kennedy Garry Cloud Jeff Stanton Roger Galbraith -owl John Grzegorzewski Q 9. FRE SI-IMEN xx X fi Q ....A ' A122112 X 'S-...f Freshman Class Officers V' ff ,sv f 4 ,.,, 1 Fr. L. to R.-Ward, Sect-treas.g Morris, Vice president, Ervin, presidentg and Calhoun, Sgt. at Arms. Richard Templin Ro nald Lardie Joe Morris Mark Cain James Pydo Bill Gerow Marvin Wadsworth David Johnson Mark Nowak Kevin Teter Andra Cooper Mike Thomas John Calhoun Hal Poppleton Chas. Kitt Dan Speese 1-..,.,., 'QA-Y . 1. Kaj Carlson 2. Merwin Dergens 'Z-T lf 'Mr 6. Bryan Gray 7. Robert McLaughlin -Q-mm! inn..., 'Nmy 3. Oscar Diaz 4. John Ervin 5. john Gee 8. Geo. Moeller 9. Gary Sand 10. Randy Smith 11. jim Spychalski 12. Lonnie Ward 13. Tom White fi MMM Mwmes Seventh 81 E1ghth Grade Class Cfficers Fr. L. to R.-John Riley QSgt. at Armsj, Perry Speese Qvice pres.j, Tim Murray Qpresiclentj, and Derrick Walker Qsecy-treasj Donald Cook Q81 C89 C85 Charles Nichols John Riley Derrick Walker Philip Wilson Mike Collins YY ,7 Jim Gertiser Kevin O'Connell Steve Livingston Bob Sweetland Qi Tim Murray Richard Pangonis Perry Speese 35 .1-vwu, ,qv-mari' 1. Wayne Cooley Q8El'1 Gradej 2. Don Becker Uth Gradej 3. Alan Hepp 17th Gradej 4. Steve Hoerr Q8rh Gradej 5. Mark Johnson Q7rh Gradej 6. Steve Olivieri Q7th Gradej 7. Terry O'Rear Q8th Gradej 8. Tim Talcott Q8th Gradej Members of the Mess Department pose among the pots and pans for their an- nual photo in the yearbook. Our seamstress, Mrs. Holton, fits cadet Del Rose in the sewing room. That's quite a statue, Del Rose! MILITARY S Pallas Akhana Newspaper Staff ' A 111, i .llz .,,,, ' , 51 , xii A 3 sw . A 4 .llnllnnur Fr. L. to R.-Tim Murray, reporterg Tom Alexander, photosg Sam Proud, photosg jeff Pielet, writer, and jeff Koppel, writer, Mr. Robert Ziclinski, Advisor. CADET BATTALION STAFF Fr. L. to R.-Alexander QAdj.j, Wilson, J. QBCjg and Longeway QEX. O.j. QCadet Dart Longeway will be graduating at the end of the first semester ofthe 1971-72 school yearj. Color Guard Fr. L. to R.4Domr1itz, Ramsey, Pielet, and Bidgood Guidon Bearers . Q 2 1 if Fr. L. to R.fGray, B.g Hunter: Foretlka, and Windrow W WV: Crack Squad Members of the Crack Squad demonstrate their prowess in the execution of commands that are unique to this group of cadets. These boys fabricate their own routines and practice until perfect in every aspect of ma- Student Council Illini District Convention elegates neuver. Mr. Granater, faculty advisor. C V . ' A fi i . , ,WH , V, , ,V.,,, .5 ' VE I ,,,,.,,,, I VVV, y I , 41, '- ' 'A , 7, ,N Fr. L. to RfQSeatedj Longeway, Brimm, and Wilson, -I.g QStandingQ Mr. Anderson, sponsor, Hamilton, Fortel- ka, Pielet, and Bidgood. These are Student Council members who attended the first Illini District Student Council meeting, held at E. Moline on Nov. 20, 1971. Cadet Brimm was elected chairman of Area I, Mercer, Rock Island, Henderson, and Warren Counties. Headquarters Company The cadets who are in charge and are the rank- ing NCO's in Headquarters Company are: L. to R. Cadet jeffrey Pielet, C.O.g Cadet William Brandt, Executive Officerg and Cadet Alan Clewell, First Sergeant. These three cadets are graduating students of this year's Senior Class. Z K 1 -' X. ..,Ue.5xv7 ' Vllx l I 'A The cadets of Headquarters Company live in Hold North Barracks. E 1 :gt H , C sstttstt C s., QL BH' ,aww-fa ' e--- ' what X , v ', I : SQ 4 1 E ..,, . l HA Compan The cadets who are in charge and are the ranking NCO's in HAH Company are: L. to R. Robert Del Rose C.O.gjohn Benoit, XOQ and Bruce Fortelka, First Sgt. Likewise, as in Headquarters Company, these three cadets are among the graduating seniors of this year's class. A .. -- W ,..., J. ...,.. Cadets of AU Company also live in Hold North Barracks. Ns.5wi:.s gg, . ,,..., ..,... N . ,, ki, W 1 ncaa Compan mt. my y, The cadets governing CH Company and the first three ranking NCO's of that company are: L. to R.- Barrington Brimm, C.O.gJohn Butler, Ex. Off.g and Steve Batkiewicz, First Sergeant. Unlike Headquarters and A Company, only two of the rankers are in this year's senior class. Namely: Cadets Butler and Batkiewicz. Cadet Brirnm is a Junior this year. M, .,. A,,,,.,,,.t,,. The cadets of C,' Company live in Niles Hall, first floor The cadets of D Company reside on second floor, Niles Hall. H H DM Compan The cadets who are the first three rankers or ranking NCO's of HD Company are: L. to R. Alvin Garren, C.O.gSam Proud, Ex. off., and Glen Cantu, First Sergeant. These three cadets, also, are of different academic standings. Cadets Proud and Cantu are graduating se- niors, and Cadet Garten is a junior. is 'i 5 7 0 ' C I ix XX o H 3 fmkfsf M l .-.- iii - -:-sf-fs-sns i--New-aasassukvnareaf M s. URGANIZATI ONS Zemelew Yearbook Staff I 5 ski, , 'gs . , Q 1.1 l so .,,h . it Fr. L. to R. fAllen Clewell, byline writer, Glen Cantu, co-editor, Bruce Fortelka. co-editor, and John Wilson, layouts and bylines. Tom Alexander, ass't photographer, Sam Proud, photographer, Colonel Millikan, photog- raphcrg Mr. Goatley, advisor. 1 Student Council 23,991 fi it f 2 tj , , Fr. L. to R.-Pydo, Butler, Brimm, Del Rose, Hamilton, Longeway, Wilson, J,, Fortelka, Seeger, Pielet, Garren Bidgood, and Speese, P. Standing-Mr. Anderson, advisor. Concert Band The Roosevelt Military Academy Band under the direc- tion of Mr. Robert Zielinski has come a long way this year in that many of the members of his band were new students this year at the academy. His participation and attitudes from the cadets have been very commendable. Bob is the type of fellow that emits enthusiasm in his music realms and the students seem to feel the vibrations and follow hthe Pied Piper in his endeavors to enhance the musical status of his band. Keep up the good work, Mr. Z.! x ' s Mr. Zielinski is entertaining the cadets and faculty at the annual band concert, usually given just before the Christmas holidays. The enthusiasm was quite notable. AT RIGHT: Note our two out- standing cadet photographers, Tom Alexander, at left, and Sam Proud, at right. Thanks g'fellas for your support and cooperation. QBGQ Officers' Club 252 43 Q IQ .. s W Members of the Officers' Club are: L. to R. Front Row: Fortelka, Beniot, Del Rose, Batkiewicz, and Brandtg 2nd Row: L. to R. Cantu, Butler, Hamilton, Proud and Clewellg 3rd Row: Alexander, Wilson, J., and Pielet. -I I The Senior We r 'i I fff'ff?i1Qfegsg,, ,333 ' T T A ' -. is 'T M' A X iiii if 'C , r urnn g, ,I e ,:,,:. - , fr elf ' . ' ff, .,.wW. . , ....,,, ,,,,.,..a..,.., M., .,,, -W - .....,.-,--,,,- NM.. - .. X -2 g.,',p.,1ygfz1,t,,a,,nTfg,,7,u M.. ' 1' ' ' ' J .nd - , - 'i' ,, - ,, , , ,, ,--N' .1--4' ' ' W fr ' .f H., , V , M K 4, 4 1 - H 'ww'-. ' ' -K' AM fs.. ...mr W' M K Quays., sv M .5 M ff The traditional Senior VH posed for its photo on the steps of the front entrance of the Aca- demic Building. Seniors, on left side, in pairs, front to rear are: Nesrer-Koppel, Canru-Fortelka, Butler-Benoit, and Del Rose. On the right side, in pairs, front to rear are: Turner-Tarnow, Batkiewicz-Clewell, Brandt-Proud, and Pielet. Making up the point ofthe V and posing singly are: L. to R. Alexander, Wilson, J., and Hamilton. These are Battalion Staff. j f-m. ACTIVITIES E Zizngsbs Z X True or False??? Would you actually believe that this is an actual true-to-life photo? The sad part is-is that the camera forgot to make l'1isface.GuessWho? . . Trad1t1onal Gate Ceremony an , 'lar K K R Q 4 13 An annual event during Homecoming at Roosevelt Military Academy is the traditional Gate Ceremony in which new cadets are initiated into the battalion. This is the first and last time that they will pass through the gates until graduation. 50 Homecoming of 1971-72 The day was a grand and glorious one not only weatherwise but be- cause parents and friends of the cadets were able to be here and share in the pride and pomp of the many and varied events that take place on such an occasion as this- HOMECOMING. This Day Will Never Come Again . . . r ,Q-v V' .,,' T T l isli rvlr A A Up and down the drill field or campus front lawn parade the cadet corps in their white cap tops, white trousers, sabres, sashes, etc. Each heart is beating hardily as each cadet passes his parents or members of his family or even close friends. The martial music of the band seems to stir every fiber of being in the mortal framework. Let there always be music!! Q' 9' s yi Lg.. K 1 T t T A fi Q xiii Z i N .... ' . rrp' 'U' The Crack Squad performs its unique maneuvers, exer- cising its many turns and in- tricate split-second commands to the tune of the drill lead- er's interpretations of such maneuvers. White helmets, white leg- gings or black boots and white trousers make up the apparel worn by the drill team. -A 1 Parents and friends lounge in chairs, on stools, on the grass or stand on the side- lines during the special cere- monies ofthe morning and afternoon. The weather this year was in favor of everyone con- cerned. The sun was shining and warm for the entire day. Heaven, it seemed, looked down and smiled. Homecoming of 1971-72 One of the traditional events'of Homecom- ing is the tossing ofthe dummy on the glowing embers piled high during the pep club ceremo- nies prior to the Homecoming football game for that evening. Some of the cadets spend many evenings after school dragging, cutting, and piling brush in a heap just off the tennis court. At the apropos time just before pep ceremonies, cadets light the bonfire for their Hscalpingu ceremonies. The Battalion review is given in each Homecoming presentation for the parents and friends of the cadets. This is an impres- sive scene with cadets in White trousers, white cap tops, and all the other special apparel Worn during these events. Athletic Banquet The annual Athletic Banquet was held he dining room of the Mess Hall on ruary 21, 1972. n the top picture, one can see Cap- James Shaughnessy presenting the ual awards for Basketball and itball. n the remaining pictures are members he Faculty and Staff and the cadets m participated in basketball and foot- this year. t might be saicl here that every grow- boy who takes time out to participate thletics is always nner. I-Ie is a ner because ,ugh exercise . B in his partic- t ing, he is con- hly fortifying his png the growing es and muscles t esses. These act- 'ears in this ath- program might add years to his span. inally, an old im that well fits Jccasion might dded: It goes Cwhat like this: loes not really fer whether or not up :,tt f .M r E I W r Q X X vs fQ K' Z f 1 I ig P' f gi , he loses, but how he plays the gamef' Honestly, integrity, and much physical exercise makes for a well-rounded, wholesome hu- man being. C' f .4 KLLQ, Christmas can- dlelight dinner- Members of the faculty 81 staff and cadets enjoy- ed the candlelight Christmas dinner on Thursday enen- ing, Dec. 16,1971 just before the Christmas vaca- tion. The dinner contained the tra- ditional fowl with all the added goodies that usually accom- pany such a deli- cious dinner. , , Q M W trf :pa ,W yyys t all After the dinner was completed, cadets participated in a frolicsome game of maneuver- ing the YO-YO. Con- test Winners were cadets Del Rose, Longeway 81 possibly Wadsworth. Much praise goes to the chef for such a prepara- tion as that. During the course of the evening, Jew- ish Cadets lighted their candles 84 gave their traditional rites for the cadet corps to view and hear. The ceremony was quite an impressive one, especially for ones who had not viewed or heard such a ritual. ATHLETICS +3 O I Or-I 'I'-I ootball for arriers 'U C5 O ss :b-..n an ., --,vt 3 ,X 44- ' Coach to R, second row: way. L ' and Longe wlcz, Batkie -cf O O DD 'O .I-0 FQ H.. aa E I as VJ 4: .v-4 O C. ru cr: :E O 4-I CZ cs SP to R, front row: L nty are as follows 01.1 i-C Load Carrier for B A's s-I O u CV C G s-1 U -C2 o cv O U -o s: Gi LI' CD 714 JJ :J FQ :E o F-I-4 U, -cs s: ed id an 1-3 s: O .-'Q .v-1 3 ka, Seeger, y, Hunter, Fortel ua rn O CI -G Q20 D Q1 -C VJ ores are: Spanton, Bid- hom er. Sop Seeg 'U CZ cd J cu E as VJ A3 M G U5 s.. O .H C1 D P1 sl as .-- 4-D I3 KI! 'CJ 5 H. -o rs. cd 'li FQ C, o .-'ff 3 af :E Q 'L' o U-1 vi as 3 icz, Longe W 6 atki Benoit, B CZ par .v-4 .-G 4-r niors from Se :wx oo Sb U-4 m'D C1 N H.. 0 u G U I 'O O O CD wg, ,Hu 'I VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUADS ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY-197 1 fi. 5 V M W, J 41 .- 1-v fn' H 54 in ' .M M M1 ,4:! w '-1 V III I Q ,V,, , If K Q. , fs- 1 fw V VV , A I In 'EE Y Vr R- E O sa I-L4 AS L-4 C8 1-4 IX O'- I-I S4-4 O cn O ..-4 4-H ..-4 P .-4 4-v U 41 Tu -O J-U O O I-L4 lv: S E .Fl 'U Q2 ls' Gi D-4 .-4 U ..-4 a-r s-4 28 D-4 Cadets who gd? s Spanton. L to R, cond Row: Collins, Tracy, Calhoun, Del Rose, Grzegorzewski, Gee, Nowak, Wilson, W. and Cloud, L to R, Third Row: Nester, Benoit, Biclgood, Sellmer, Fox, Brandt, Carlson, Fortelka, Hunter, and Batkiewicz. L to R, Fourth Row: Coach Granater, Longeway, Gray, Wilson, J., Seeger Garren, Hutchings, U 'U 'TJ CQ -CI CAD N .-LI V3 .-C. CANDID CAMERA CATCHES THE ROUGH- RIDERS GETTING UP STEAM IN AN EFFORT TO MAKE GOOD ONE, TWO, THREE OR MORE TOUCHDOWNS. 58 THE RIOTOUS ROUGHRIDERS RAVE, RAGE, AND RANT AS THEY RUN DOWN THE FIELD AND RUSH IN TO MAKE A MUCH NEEDED TOUCHDOWN. RAIN, WIND, HAIL OR SLEET NEVER HINDERS THE GAME OR TURNOUT OF SPECTA- TORS. RAH! RAH! RAH! Basketball 1971-72 ' 'ff L' , Q ,xi p S Q i ' I3 '.k' i, . . In f is K is I 5 1 . S ., K :rf f: X H ifff ii If are if 1 fs Xt 2 -5, .2.J 1 ff- , Q a ws N 3325 its M33 . wit Members of the Varsity Squad for the 1971-72 basketball season are: L. to R. Coach Pat Granater, Spanton, Seeger, Pielet, Bidgood, and Brimm. The second string or junior Varsity team, coached by Capt. Weaver, far left, and Coach Pat Granater, extreme right, consisted of cadets from the Freshman, Sophomore and possibly one or two from the junior Class. Hun- ter, a Sophomore, is seen holding the ball. ACTION HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1971-72 BASKETBALL SEASON Picture Number 1 is the Line-Up or HBench-Warmers. At least they kept the benches or seats warm While the remainder of the players were out on the floor strug- gling for that ever-hoped-for basket. Picture No. 2 actually shows us that some ofthe players were trying for a basket. Looks pretty good! Picture No. 3 gives us a view of that con- stant fight for that ever-lovin ballf' It looks like an even match between the cen- ters in reference to height. We can't tell really who outjumped who. Do you suppose that we will ever know? In this case. Time will never tell' That ball Ki iiiiiii will ALWAYS bein I I ii 5 'ff the same position. t Q, ff' Q I MORE ACTION HIGHLIGHTS gl ' OF BASKETBALL 'U' up W I 'W Y W wx in. V Viewing down the pagefl-2-3fwe see, LI! rr. VI i! and the camera docsn't lic, that Our f , Team put that ole spheren right .I t ' through that basket. I X , Picture No. 1 shows us the stance and X f I the pause just at the shooting moment or 4 I , immediately thereafternthen, picture No. I 2. shows us the ball move right inline - Rf' 'W 1' I with the hoopeand-the last picture or g Q ' , I ' - . , . - . at . fi W- It picture No. 3 gives us a clear view of the ll, ,W f 4 Q ball dropping clown and through that net- 5 TZ' ting around the goal. ,-,,... ,. h ja In case any- 'L -. A . I If , Pne should ask XX you if we made any baskets- WELL-HERE'S YOUR PROOF!! SO-YOU CAN SAY-I TOLD .4 ir, You so . . . I 'ff ,, du , 'H M 757' Q 1 - ,. 'fi' S1 A. , , U I I 4 A vi' - New Bn. Staff: L. to R, Alexander, Adj.g Wilson, J. BCQ and Hamilton, XO. In the picture at extreme right, Cadet Wilson, J. the guinea Pigu in a demonstration displayed by Aerospace experts, who gave the battalion an assembly program dealing with aerospace techniques. The demonstration here has to do with the cylin- drical apparatus' generating just enough electricity to make the hair on the head stand somewhat by placing the palm of the hand on top of the device. I A X t Wa vw- - ,.4vfW'2' , t In the above photo, Mark Fox, how of skiing. ' E X T R A , C U R R I C U L A R 'ht Ain A C Bill Wolff-The Pool Pro! T a t I ' . is Wilson, J. The Guinea Pig fy 'wi' ,4 ' f , ia, f' 1 I - ,,t,,r' . wg W 4 7 ' Q, 5 . ,rfr Z 1 gy 1 f M fy W 'f 3 I at at 4' ,H Ag 'M 1 'fi ,f,,. ,L a Junior at RMA, shows some of the onlooking and interested cadets all the know- ADDRESSES if Qglzzlantaz Ague, Dale Paradise Manor Trailer Court Milan, IL 61264 309-762-9446 Alexander, Thomas 2917 Lilly Drive, R. 2, Buda, OH 45807 419-640-3951 Anda, Grant 35 16 N. Oriole Chicago, IL 60634 312-NA5-5569 Argiewicz, Frederick 9445 Kildare, Skokie, IL 60076 312-679-3951 Askins, Larry RR 2 Shelbyville, IL 62565 217-774-5138 Batkiewicz, Stephen 10504 South Drake Chicago, IL 60655 312-779-7259 -Baum, Jay 1640 Sherwin Ave. Chicago, IL 60626 312-973-0198 Becker, Donald Box 453 Peoria, IL 61602 309-674-5155 Benoit, john 1625 S. 5th Ave. Kankakee, IL 60901 815-932-1602 Bidgoocl, Scott 2032 Duxbury Court Streamwood, IL 60103 312-837-3485 Bram, Mark 1560 N. Sandburg Terrace Chicago, IL 60610 3 12-337-4499 Brandt, William 188-20 Church Lake Road Sumner, WA 98390 206-863-6515 Brimm, Barrington 7945 St. Lawrence Chicago, IL 60619 312-846-7923 Butler, John 7040 N. Oceola Chicago, IL 60631 312-631-8969 Cain, Mark 1140 Bromfield Terr., Manchester, MO 6301 1 314-227-1228 Cakos, Gregory 10151 Chestnut, Apt. 11 Franklin Park, IL 60131 312-455-8071 Calhoun, John 9025 S. Hoyne Chicago, IL 60620 312-238-6135 Cantu, Glenn 3811 Lake Park Ave. Waukegan, IL 60085 312-244-5852 Carlson, Kaj 11600 Hartland Rd. Fenton, MI 48030 313-629-6363 Chicoine, David 15 Stratton Pl Grosse Pointe Shores, MI 48236 313-884-4573 Clewell, Allen Espora 935 Acassuso, Buenos Aires, Argentina Cloud, Garry 25119 S. Magdalena Mt. Clemens, MI 48043 313-791-3461 Collins, Michael 1051 Fond du Lac Dr. East Peoria, IL 61611 309-699-4337 Cook. Donald 17 W. 511 Morningside Dr Villa Park, IL 60181 312-627-3673 Cooper, Andra 1250 S. Albany chicago, IL 60623 312-277-6761 Cureton, Jay 3033 Westport Road Peoria, IL 61601 309-688-2940 ergins, Merwin 665 11th St. ock Island, IL 61201 09-786-2003 Del Rose, Robert 8745 N. Nunnely ount Clemens, MI 48043 13-465-1590 Eomnitz, Thomas 60 High Point Rd. 'eoria, IL 61614 509-691-3781 Ervin, John .24 W. 36th St. ndianapolis, IN 46208 517-925-3050 Clint, Mark t921 Mansfield Dr. eoria, IL 61614 L09-691-4469 Blowers, Dana L00 Thorndale Ave. Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 bortelka, Bruce L8 Pine Ave. Riverside, IL 60546 L12-447-5915 Fox, Mark .11 S. 1St St. Dundee, IL 60118 .12-426-3179 lfalbraith, Roger Ltar Rt. Canton, MO 63435 L14-288-3039 llarren, Alvin 806 W. Arlington eoria, IL 61505 09-637-6602 Bee, John 590 Washington Rd. Rochester, MI 48063 13-651-1434 Ilerow, William 216 Delaware Dr. ileveland Heights, OH 44106 1 6-72 1-5297 liertiser, James 583 Heather Dr. vapeer, MI 48446 13-664-4643 Gilbert, Chester 1050 N. Marshfield Chicago. IL 60622 312-384-5682 Gray, Bryan 9216 Littlefield Detroit, MI 48228 313-934-1632 Grzegorzewski, John 504 Mclntyre Lane Maumee, OH 43537 419-893-4024 Hamilton, Derrick 9425 S. Harvard Chicago, IL 60620 312-928-0043 Hancock, Terry 1309 W. 18th St. Cedar Falls, IA 50613 319-266-5429 Hunter, Clinton 7320 S. Champlain Chicago, IL 60619 312-874-2428 Hutchings, Gene 1660 S. Arlington Heights Rd Arlington Heights, IL 60005 312-439-0518 Jackson, Kenneth 605 12th Ave. DeWitt, IA 52742 319-659-5839 Johnson, David 2242 S. Prinston Ave. Chicago, IL 60616 312-225-4884 Kennedy, Mark 125 N. Franklin St. Decatur, IL. 62523 309-674-5155 Kinney, William Graham Hosp. Canton, IL. 61520 309-647-5240 Kitt, Chas. 2543 W. 19th Place Chicago, IL. 60655 312-238-8082 Koppel, Jeff 1615 W. Downer Pl. Aurora, IL. 60506 312-892-6602 Lardie, Ron 400 Hill Sr. Raton, New Mexico 87740 505-445-9963 Livingston, Steve 1809 Mulberry Muscatine, IA. 52761 263-2933 Longeway, Richard 3854 Lost Valley Rd. S.E. Cedar Rapids, IA. 52403 319-365-4498 Moeller, Geo. Ir. RFD 3, Fox Run Drive Ashtabula, OH. 44004 216-275-1891 Morris,'joe 15218 Geoffrey Rd. Oak Forest, IL. 60452 312-687-1943 Murray, Tim 110 Morgan Rd. Galva, IL. 61434 309-932-3898 McLaughlin, Robert 879 New York St. Lincoln Park, MI. 48146 313-381-8092 Nester, Pat 2125 S. lst St. Champaign, IL. 61820 217-333-6987 Northrup, Tim 6925 N. Kinberly Peoria, IL. 61614 309-691-8935 Nowak, Mark Box 105 Kelleys Island, OH. 43438 419-746-2575 O'Connell, Kevin Pittsfied, IL. 62363 217-285-2362 Pangonis, Richard 5671 Calhoun E. Dearborn, MICH. 48120 313-582-8267 Pielet, jeff 1515 Southlawn Pl. Aurora, IL. 60505 312-892-8565 Poppleton, Hal 140 Lincoln Rd. Canton, IL. 61520 309-647-6084 Post, james 151 S. Harold Northlake, IL. 60164 312-681-1285 312 Post, James 151 S. Harold Northlake, IL. 60164 312-681-1285 Proud, Sam 421 Melrose St. Chicago, IL. 60657 312-281-3652 Pydo, James 6221 N. La Crosse Ave. Chicago, IL. 60646 312-725-5834 Ramsey, Gilbert 2643 Collingwood Detroit, Mich. 48206 313-883-0666 Riley, john 1308 Baloral Glen Flossmore, IL. 60422 312-799-6141 Sand, Gary 363 Cherry St. Galesburg, IL. 61401 309-342-1235 Seeger, Bill 390 Fairbank Rd. Riverdale, IL. 60546 312-447-5829 Sellmer, Gary 8760 Driftwood Dr. Indianapolis, IND. 46240 317-846-8228 Smith, Randall 220 N. Indiana St. Atwood, IL. 61913 217-578-2565 Spanton, Dirk, Rt. No. 1 Lincoln, IL. 62656 217-732-6554 Speese, Dan 21465 Detroit Rd. Rocky River, OH. 44116 216-333-0972 Speese, Perry 1465 Detroit Rd. ocky River, OH. 44116 16-333-0972 Epychalski, jim 6 W. 412 Douglas St. Wheaton, IL. 60187 312-665-3732 Etanton, Jeff 4004 Greentrees Dr. Riverview, MICH. 48197 313-284-9746 Stein, Wm. 07 St. John's Way ewiston, ID. 83501 08-743-8731 weetland, Robert 514 McKinley Ave. avenport, IA. 52802 19-322-5243 emplin, Richard 868 Redlick Ave. maha, Neb. 68112 02-455-5055 eter, Kevin 908 N. Pine St. avenport, IA. 52806 19-391-1981 homas, Michael 60 N. Cherry alesburg, IL. 61401 09-342-0503 racy, Tim 85 Williamsbur Rd. ountry Club I-ISIS, IL. 6 12-798-0153 urner, Tom 08 Broadway araboo, WI. 53913 08-356-4264 adsworth, Marvin 346 38th St. ock Island, IL. 61201 09-786-5791 alker, Derrick 215 Laflin hicago, IL. 60620 12-846-5321 ard, Lonnie 634 S. Drexel hicago, IL. 60637 12-363-2127 0477 White, Tom Rt. No. 1, Box 206A Galesburg, IL. 61401 309-634-3175 Whitford, Steve 3100 Marion St. Melrose Park, IL. 60164 312-455-1259 Wilson, John 1226 51st, Street Caledoria, Wis. 53108 414-835-2156 Wilson, Wesley 1620 E. 85th Place chicago, IL. 60617 312-375-5051 Wilson, Phil 32523 Anita Drive Westland, MICH. 48185 313-425-3188 Windrow, Wendell 2945 W. Grand Ave. Detroit, MICH. 48238 313-868-8409 Cooley, Wayne 5201 S. Neva Chicago, Ill. 60638 312-586-1374 Fillman, Doug 512 E. Third St. Monmouth, Ill. 61462 309-734-6928 Hepp, Alan 30 Smethwick Lane Elk Grove Village, Ill. 312-439-4782 Nichols, Charles 121 S. Prairie St. Galesburg, Ill. 61401 309-343-1093 O'Rear, Terry 1407 32nd St. N. E. Cedar Rapids, Ia. 52402 319-365-8548 Talcott, Tim 7809 S. Mulligan Oak Lawn, Ill. 60459 312-423-6226 Tarnow, Jeff 611 Stewart Drive New Castle, Ind. 317-529-2858 Wolff, William 18265 Stratford Lane Villa Park, Ill. 60181 312-629-3245 Addresses Zurborg, Jim 3232 Valle Vista Road Davenport, Ia. 52803 319-322-8447 Pilsbury, Dale 118 Beaconridge Drive Lemont, Ill. 60439 312-739-2033 Young, Mike R. R. No. 1 Potomac, Ill. 61865 217-987-3673 Maxwell, Bill 3607 14th St. Moline, Ill. 61265 309-7974274 Walder, Dave 1354 Bayberry St. Deerfield, Ill. 60019 312-945-3995 Diaz, Oscar 934 Bonnie Brae St. River Forest, Ill. 312-369-7230 Olivieri, Steve 1342 Bunker Ave. Flossmoor, Ill. 60422 312-798-8765 Autographs ADVERTISING 'Q - -X .-S NN 11... N E ,X Avtgemis PARKER LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. 1312-14 3rd Avenue Rock Island, Illinois 61201 Paul A. Parker-Prop. Comphments of BROWN SPECIALTY COMPANY Galesburg Ill1I'101S 61401 D1str1butors of nauonally advertlsecl food products paper and spec1alty 1tems CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1971 1972 CAGLE S CLOTHING CENTER Aledo Ill Robert S Cagle Prop - 1 . . , . a 9 . . . , - CADILLAC BUICK PONTIAC RAMBLER GMC TRUCKS SALES 8a SERVICE VIRGIL ANDERSON MOTOR CO 1 is Aledo 111111018 61231 kj V1rg1ID Amderson Prop f N 1 u lllllw A I' TQ. 7 1 if g! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY I 127 E Mam St Aledo, Ill 61231 ,iftffyn afcyg, -V X . Qifgfgf'-QKQTR I .......,,,,,,,f:-,-.--affix , A -, L '- N I tl all I. A .2 . L, E n ,a A- .- vr. ' 'jf ' X Y'4 -1175 5 I 1 I 4' I .... .5 mf .11 h A 'I ,:f'Zlf- ' A - ' :.- 2. ,,n ,-' Q , A , i.-' ,- Af X. , - A -' .Q Vw' :f w. L , T A ' ., .-ff' .1-.1 - ' :,9 2L, ,... ,Q,' 5' , A ' ' ' ' 3 '. . lx 4 lx in .I I - - 'uf , , XI' . , . '- f I-,I 1-. - - 1 - COMPLIMENTS OF DR. FRANK J. O'CONNELL TO Graduating Eighth Graders and Graduating Seniors ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY CONGRATULATIONS CADET BRUCE P FORTELKA and the Dr 8cMrs GeorgeC Fortelka an Mr 8cMrs johnC Forte-:Ika OF TO Graduating Class of 1972 d BEST WISHES to CONGRATULATIONS The Graduating Class of 1972 G fl972 MR 8. MRS ROLAND ALEXANDER AND CADET DR 8. MRS RALPH RILEY JACOB ALEXANDER 2917 L 11yD N E1 d Oh 45807 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS 1972 FOSTER FLOWER SHOP 205 s E 3 d s THE GERTISER FAMILY A 1 61231 raduates o from from i rive Rte. o. 2 i a, io T0 from Graduating Classes of . . I' L. ledo, Il inois Nellie J. Foster, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to The Students, Faculty, and staff Members Roosevelt Mrlrtary Academy from MRS CLAUDIA GILBERT AND TIM CONGRATULATIONS from ROGER BROTHERS Wholesale Frults 85 Vegetables 470 E Brooks St Galesburg Ill1no1s 61401 CONGRATULATIONS from ADAMS PLUMBING 8. HEATING our Bus1ness East Marn Street Aledo Ill 61 231 CONGRATULATIONS from SPCRTSLAND INC Athletlc Equlpment Center 5310 23rd Avenue Molrne Ill Geo T Yorkas Prop of ' 5 . I 0 'gYour Troubles are ' ' ' ,, , . , . . . , . CONGRATULATIONS an GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE OUR SON GLENN CANTU an The Graduatlng Class of 1972 and The Faculty and the Staff of Roosevelt Mllltafy Academy Thanks to All To A job Well done MR 84 MRS SIXTO V CANTU Wlth Love 81 Pr1de d to l d With Warmest Regards To CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHESI JOHN BUTLER an The 1972 Graduatmg Class MR 8. MRS WILLIAM J BUTLER HARKER'S WHOLESALE MEAT, INC. SPEGIALIZING IN PREFABKICATEIJ MEAT FUR Hotels Restaurants Hospitals 8. Institutions I QUBWY COHUOUGU USDA Inspected Guaranteed Fresh OFFICES AT MARSHALLTOIN HOME OFFICE LEMAHS DAVENPORT ONE 'I12 546 4131 nuumc Ben Erdman Sales Mgr IOWA CONGRATULATIONS JEFFREY KOPPEL an The Graduatlng Class 1972 MR 81 MRS STEWART KOPPEL AND FAMILY QClass of 1 943D CONGRATULATIONS from Robert E MuIl1ns Bob Mull1ns Bob Eckermann Ph 828 8441 P O Box 145 Bloommgton lll1HO1S 61701 L G Balfour Company Rmgs P1ns Medals Troplnes Inv1tat1ons-Cards Caps 81 Gowns D1plomas Newsfoto Yearbooks d ' nn T to . ' 4 ' ,jr. d Betty Mullins-Bill Mullins of . - CONGRATULATIQNS from DeMOULIN BROTHERS AND COMPANY 1025 S Fourth St Greenvllle Ill1no1s 62246 HANOVER UNIFORM COMPANY A DIVISIOH of SANFORD SHIRT COMPANY Makers of Hanover Regulauon Umforms Shuts Trousers jackets Belts Caps and Tres For Mlllfafy 81 Industrlal Wear Baltlmore Maryland 21213 CONGRATULATIONS from FOSTER SHOE STORE 134 W Mam St Aledo Ilhnors 61231 Charles E Foster Prop BEST WISHES from McCAW ELECTRIC 8. FURNITURE CO 217 S College Aledo 1ll1HO1S 61231 Charlotte McCaw Secy W. E. Stackhouse, jr. 1300-1330 E. N. Avenue CONGRATULATIONS from CHURCHILL CHEMICAL CO. Malntenance Supphes an Equ1pment 576 South Chambers Box 312 Galesburg Ill1no1s 61401 M G Sandburg CONGRATULATIONS from DEAN FRYE INC General Contractlng Route 17 East Phone 309 582 7212 Aledo Ill1no1s 61231 CONGRATULATIONS from BENCO INCORPORATED Commerclal Refr1gerat1on Equlpment Wholesale Retall 485 Fullerton St Elmhurst Ill1no1s Phone 312 279 3737 For Cadet Joe Morrls Gladys Bennett CONGRATULATIONS an BEST WISHES Cadet Ph1l Fhp W1lson 7th Grade 1971 72 from ELEANOR L WILSON WILLIAM R WILSON 32523 Anrta Westland M1ch1gan 48185 I O d St. 7 7 Y I d I to . . . ' Si ' 77 ' . l , . . . 5 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to Our Son, Cadet Tom Turner and the Graduating Class of 1972 h ll from ' 'PS TURNER on COMPANY INC Box 185 Phone 356 5796 Offrce Warehouse Hwy 12 Sc Carpenter Street Baraboo WISCOHSIH 53913 Mr 8cMrs JohnC Turner CONGRATULATICNS TO The Graduatlng Class of 1972 Roosevelt Mllltary Academy Keep Up The Good Work BANDAG INC Muscatrne Iowa Mr 84 Mrs Dale Lwrngston The Senror Class would hke to express thelr apprec1at1on to the followrng people for the1r generous donatrons to promotron of the yearbook Mr 8cMrs W W Fl1nt johnny 85 Ruth J Walker Chlcago Ill 60620 Mr 8cMrs J R Askrns Shelbyvrlle Ill Mr 8cMrs Paul Baum Chrcago Ill 60626 Mr 8cMrs Herbert Love Detro1t Mrch 48238 Mr 8cMrs Robert McLaughl1n Lrncoln Park Mlch 48146 THANKS MUCH' I . Peoria, 111.61614 I U K 9 ' CONGRATULATIONS TO The Graduatmg Class of 1972 ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY HH Our smcere apprec1at1on to the faculty 81 staff RMA or The excellent guldance gwen to the cadet COFPS Mr 8cMrs Curt1s F Proud BEST WISI-IES CONGRATULATIONS from The Gracluatmg Classes KIMBALL CLEANERS 308 S W 5th AVC Aledo Ill1no1s ROOSEVELT MILITARY ACADEMY of 1972 61231 Mr 8cMrs RobertM B1dgOOd james R Kmhal pro and son Cadet Scott Bldgood d of TO of . I U'l, P. CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK to Cadet William E. Brandt 2111 The Graduatmg Class of 1972 Many Thanks To The Very Dedlcated Staff 8c Faculty of RMA Mr 84 Mrs W1ll1am F Brandt and Carol BEST WISHES The Graduatmg Class of 1972 an To Cadet Derr1ck Ham1lton an To The Future Graduate Cadet Clmton Hunter Mr 8cMrs Wm H Hunter The Sen1or Class of 1972 would l1ke to thank the followmg for the1r generous donauons to therr yearbook Mr :Sc Mrs john Turner Stuts Drug Store Natronal Bank ofAledo Farmers Gram 81 Coal Co Bartlett Insurance Agcy Bonynge TV Sales 81 Serv Burlmgton Bakmg Co Davenport Crockery Co Edward Don 85 Company McKay Lumber Company Mr 85 Mrs John Batk1ew1cz Mr 8cMrs Claude W Ramsey Thanks d to ' gl I Wilbur A. Miller, M.D. l C1 ' . Our Deep Appreciation To Cadet Ronald Lardie from Your Mother, Grandmother and Brother Congratulations Graduating Class of 1972 A Sincere Thank-you to Col Millikan Staff and Faculty of RMA The Family of Derrick Hamilton Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes in His Future and With Appreciation The Staff and Faculty Mrs AltaM Blake Mrs Altajean 81 Randy 86 Ronald Lardie ACADEMY BEST WISHES To The Class of 1972 To Our Grandson Our Very OLSEN BEST WISHES For Your Fine Accomphshment Everything To Build With Aledo Illinois 61231 Ernist P Olsen Prop and for Many To Come Mr 8: Mrs Maurice Strenitz to to ' - of ' 9 . . , . 5 effre Pielet Y a CE ' ' ' 77 , . , . CONGRATULATIONS TO Our Son Cadet Jeffrey P1e1er We Are Very Proud Of You And W1Sh You Every I-Iappmess an Future Success To A Dedlcated Staff Thank You Our Very Best W1Sh6S The Graduatmg Class of 1972 I-IEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS Our Grandsons jeffrey P1elet 85 Jeffrey Koppel an May Good Health 84 Good Luck always be Wlth you Mr 84 Mrs S1mon P1elet d to Mr. 84 Mrs. Elmer Pielet-Gary 81 Abby to d '1 I - A '.-U. 7. . 1' .' ' 'ill f uv 1 ,- .A ' .' 4 '1- 1O min. S. of Rock Island or 25 min, N, ofAledo on U.S. Hwy 67 at Oak Grove, Ill. For reservations, call 1-787-3211. One of Ill.-lowa's most natural atmos- pheric eating establishments where i l 2 5 il ii Hi- . . l 1'l Restaurant a . ., -. ., -- 1- ff ef- i ff E Y -1 1,5 ' N m px 'Yi'-Q -' A W me pe ' . ' xr aria' b Q ' 'G .,,. U H 4. K V . , P , If ,H friends meetf, ill. If . , Wh , . , ,-., .,- F . M f g ff Lounge -7. ,. 'ffm OAK GROVE, ILLINOIS qrxo, 1vur.AN, ILLINOISP 61264 We are highly grateful and apprecia- tive to be recognized as an establishment that has rendered a service to many in the past fourteen years We at the Oaks Thank you' CONGRATULATIONS TO The Graduating Classes of 1972 gacufty and St yi Col Glen G Millikan Col David G Lawson Major Roy A Staggs Lt Roger Ackley Mr Douglas Anderson Mrs Mrs Mrs Miss SFC Mrs Cpt Cp Cp I' Mrs Mr Mrs Mrs Russell Anderson Glen Appleton Allen Cavanah Mae Collins Brian Epperson Bernie Goatley Patrick Granater E A Johnson Gary Rlcketts James Shaughnessy James Weaver Donald Weger Robert Z1el1nsk1 Steven Bivens William Coutant Grant Fosdick Stephen Hamilton Robert Hofmann Ray Holton Dru Tlghe Superintendent Commandant Principal Asst to the Commandant Business Educatlon Academy Nurse Improvement Reading Improvement Reading Librarian Senior Drill Instructor English Social Stud1es Guidance and Science Mathematics Spanish Soc Studies Sr Dir of Ath Senior Army Instructor Physical Sc1ence Director of Music Academy Barber Business Manager Academy Chef Secy to the Commandant Supt of Bldgs 8: Grounds Academy Seamstress Secy to the Superintendent af Mr. ' ....,..,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,.,,,.,, .,........f. 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