ROWVA High School - Rovan Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

f 4-x 1. , Ji: .Li ' .L 12- .1 ,X 7? J yt, Lv ftzr 1: k 'af h q w X -., 5 .L- ,,f ,L Q! , EEE , ,ly . FFW1 , -' . W , 4, M 3 . ,I is , ,f ..-Us. -1, 1 .. fn THE RUVA I952 Published by R O V A DENIOR HIGH bCHOOI. EDITORS Audrey Nelson Senior Elaine Cunningham Junior BUSINEbS MANAGER Don Peterson Oneida, Illinois 5 C nu UUSEUSIC CONTENTS Faculty Clas ses Act1v1t1es Athletlcs 55 5 4- 1' 'Gi sf' Q nw- ' 42 he -3 ,, of 4 tl f 4 5 15 . .. 29 DEDICATIU We proudly ded1cate The 1952 Rovan To our chorus d1rector Ldary-Ldoore A lovely lady that we all adore She g1VeS her best we do the rest We're lucky to be w1th her presence 3 blest l l I , . ' , 9 Y ' I wr X pw ca 9 11' 1? CLEFFETTES GIRLS ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Mann Coleman JanetParkmson Audrey Nlelson Dan1taThulLne Marrlyn Holmes MIDDI E ROW Ellen Nlarn Mary Knowles Verna Mae Bloomqulst Carolyn Aaplund Marrlyn Mllroy Elalne Cunnmgham FRONT ROW Sherrrll Harwell Marlene Blo rr' Barbara Behrlnger Phyllls Weaver Mary Harrlman MIXED OCTET LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW Dale Neff, Tommy Grahn, Don Peterson, Charles Knapp FRONT ROW Danlta Thullne, Phyllls Weaver, Carolyn Asplund, Elalne Cunnrngham 4 ':. it --F 2 , C? J v 3 ,v 5 5, . V7 A' '5-' :- Q 3, . .. H O ' E7 V , f , 4 ry , 4 4. as W ' 'Q 5 A T.. A -H7 Q 9 9 ' r K . I A f - . 1 C A , 3 ' . A . A . ' 3 - - : A ' . ' H ' ' , ' ' , A '. A ' . : ' , 1 ' O r, , ' , 1 5ECRuS,E 'Ns FACULTY 1 Y K ' ,X l Q CT? 5, 'ff 5 , ' Q 1 ' R Kb ,J . I - x NX 1 U ' b 1' rx, x 'I J .' fl BOARD OF ED A110 THE R O V A BOARD OF EDUCATION BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Joe Shepherd I Wllbur Asplund Secretary l0hn C11ff0rd Jr Barnard A Johnson Waller Holmes Sr Royl-i McGaan presldent J Kenh Kmg andj D McK1bben supenntendent LOWER RIGHT The Board of Educatlon has charge of the large R O V A D1str1ct cornpr1s1ng approx1mately 170 square m1les w1th a valuat1on approxunately of Z3 m1ll1on dollars For the operat1on of the D1StT1Ct an annual budget of nearly 300 OOO dollars IS prepared Probably the most 1mportant Job th1s far of the R O V A Board of Educat1on has been to study and evaluate the reorgan1zat1on result1ng from the consol1dat1on of the 30 or more school umts Qtuckly appearzng on the scene were problems of bus transpox-tat1on school attendance centers a umt salary scale lunch programs and last but not least the enr1ch1ng and w1den1ng of the currxculurn Th1s last has brought about probably the greatest source of sat1sfact1on w1th vocal and 1nstrumental musxc l1brary service art and phys1cal educat1on made ava1lable to all students 1n the Un1t Generally the res1dents of the D1StT1Ct have understood the many problems and have been syrnpathet1c toward changes that needed to be made The B0ard W1Sh6S to take th1s opportunlty to thank the Rovan staff and all contr1butors who have helped make th1s year s annual a success Th1s Page Sponsored by VICTORIA MOTOR SALES 6 .-A .ous g 1 2 10 1 I 1-1 . 1 1- n 1 in 1 -- 1 1 . .... 1 1 . 1 1 v- 1 1 I Y 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 THE RUSHING This is the Rushin family, Phyllis Ann 11, David 13, Mary Ellen 9, Mr. Rushing, Laura Faye S, and Mrs, Rushing. They came from Waterloo, Illinois, where Mr. Rushing served as Assistant Superintendent, Baseball and Basketball coach, and Senior Class sponsor, Mr, Rushing received his Bachelor's degree from Southern Illinois University in 1937, and his Master's degree from University of Illinois in 1948. He has been teaching for 15 years. Mrs. Rushing has also done some teaching. We have certainly welcomed a fine family into our community this year. Mr. Rushing is principal of the Sr. High School and also acts as Student Council Advisor and teaches Algebra II. Superintendent J. D. and Mrs. McKibben are here pictured with their two children Marian Kaye, age 10, and Howard Dee, age 12. Mr. McKibben has a Bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago and a Master's degree from the University of Illinois. His experience covers every field from grade 1 through 12 - teacher of every grade, principal of both grade and high school, county superintendent, and superintendent of the R. O. V. A. schools. Mrs. McKibben attended Knox College and received her degree from DePauw Universit at Greencastle, Indiana. Her teaching experience is limited to high schoo1's. Howard's ambition, right now, is to become a great athlete with no particular sport left out. Marian at present, likes to draw and paint, but her secret wish is to become a strong competitor with boys on the athletic field. Both Howard and Marian are studying piano, as well as baritone horn and flute. MCKIBBE S 'K , X FACULTY A ll ADVISDRS 4 , K . t sglsgij -I 'i ' P I9 4 rf Y v J -.Q I 4 AUSTIN SCHRAUDENBACII University of Illinois B, S, Northwestern University M, A, English lll, Geography, Sociology Government Co-Advisor of junior Class DOLORES LANGHAM Southern Illinois University B, S, Girls' P, E, Instructor Co-Advisor of Junior Class, G, A, A BARBARA SHISSLER University of Illinois B, S, Home Ec, II, Home Ec, Ill Advisor--F, H, A, , Cheerleaders, Sophomore Class GLEN T, MOORE University of Illinois B, S, Vocational Agriculture Advisor- -F, F, A, MARY MOORE Knox B, M, E, Vocal Music Director over entire unit Girls', Boys' and Mixed Chorus, Ensembles FRANCES GRADY Knox B, A, Y Western State, B, Ed, Unit Librarian, English IV Co-Advisor Senior Class J l of TV and coffee 'CJ' Ah Ha' Physics and Biology don t occupy h1s m1nd all the t1me Kmtten on the keys' Do you suppose Kitty The Heule s also enjoy TN So does takes lessons from Mr DeVore7 Candy I ll bet Z5 K GK ul i- flvmd T V 711, I-ALO V vt, .dar X .N x I . si , 1 X A'i L: 'Sf . 'f:r'k L15 I an-Fr '1 'fra f WJ., N s ox ,' fs, 1 .' sid 116: -. ' A F svgtsw, 1 -4 A .4 ,Y , 4 lc. , ,. J ,a wut. ,Ai I. 1-xiii' yi? . .H 9,4 f ag- 1. --,fi ' Q. no I ,0- 'F-Q Qi 4' 'W' SARA HEULE Knox, B, A, Spanish, English II, Speech Class Play Director Rovan and Hi-Crier Sponsor VERNON BESTES Ill, State Normal University B, S, in Ed, Biology, Physics Co-Advisor Sophomore Class BILL ADAMS Monmouth B, S, University of Ill, M, S, Algebra, Geometry, Boys' P, E, Classes Director of Atlilctic's Co-Sponsor of R, O, V, A, Club and Senior Class JIM POC-UE Knox, B, A, World and American History Director of Athletics Co-Sponsor of R. O. V. A. Clllb WILLIAM DeVORE Ill, Wesleyan University B, M, E, Instrumental Music Instructor over entire unit SARAH McCUTCHEON Western lll, State B, S, Commercial Cheerleading Advisor ALICE UPSON Knox, A, B, Commercial BETTY STEINHAGAN Illinois State Normal University, B, 5, and B, Ed, Art .ivy , NJ y 'Etsy JDQI I1 3? Here is a busy family who found a minute at their home in Altona to pose for this picture. Sharon, 7, has a good chance here to show off her new Easter outfit. Many students think all our teachers do is plan evil things for the next day, but here is a photo that proves they do take time out to eat. Teachers also find time to gather for an evening to chat and discuss school activities or maybe forget them. 1' .41 NNN c i A Nag , ......Q-3 ' A- Pi K 4 if 'H FAC LTY AT HUME C0 'T , . . 5 31 . . ,5 I Q! A J' f , A I fi- Sa LIBRARIA The eleven girls pictured here have worked all year as student librarians under the supervision of Miss Grady. Keeping the library in order, checking out books, and collecting fines are some of their many duties. lauux m.nzz7x7z n Q Q W l OFFICE WFRKER More student workers are our mailmen: Don Clark and Orville Woodside. Mr. Rushing's student secretary is Barbara Turner. .L FAC LTY ECRETARIE Each of these girls was assigned a faculty member for whom they typed tests, wrote and typed letters, made programs for various activities, and helped with other extra work. They are, from left to right: Janet Parkinson, Kay Cox, Doris Scott, Audrey Nelson, Sherrill Hartzell, Norma Johnson Barbara Turner, and Marilyn Holmes. if -1 'R Food Oh' Boy' A good d1nner today' M1ss Hannarn Mrs Sloan Mrs P1ttard and Mrs Lelghton are four lad1es on whom we all depend to f11l our hungry stomachs every noon Cleanhness My what a d1rty school we would have w1thout our fa1thfulJan1tors r Strandberg and Mr Newstrom Transportatmn All aboard' Every mornmg and afternoon these frxendly faces greet us and take us safely to and from school Three cheers for a group of f1ne bus dr1vers Mr Rxesebreter Mr Haggerty Mr Kraus Mr M1tchell Mr Scott Mr Carson, and Mr Hannam r ?a5f'l 'u S ,rs Ur' Th1s Page Sponsored by BROWN'S SPECIALTY CO. 13 5 ,, 1' . y 'l C I X am. ,.. 1 J . lp - 4 1 3, A In 'wal . 4 - . N, N , a' I ' b - ' 5 I kj, V' l I S , X 1 5 t 2. , , 47 5 .. 32 'rx ff I 1, . up x j N a A . y - ,XY l -M . f - ll lx s K s I y . p o , . ' ' . : . 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M kV,. :nga L.-I ' K -gf gl .gate 0 R PATRO RIO ILLINOIS Claude E Frankenburger Agent Insurance Exchange Agency lvhdvyay Serv1ce Stat1on ONEIDA ILLINOIS I-Ienke s Drug Store Mltchell s Dry Goods W E Terry Lumber Company VICTORIA ILLINOIS Blanche Peterson and Band ALTONA ILLIINOIS Knox Motor Co Perry Food Center Lmdeen Auto Serxue Dr M H Schraudcnbach Kelley s O1lStat1on GALESBURC ILLINOIS Kellogg and Drake Ray Anderson s Cleaners Frostle Bottlmg Company Galesburg Coca Cola Botthng Co Jacks Supply Store Jack Levy Mgr Tasty Grlll Roy W1lcox Mgr A 'Thank You' to all our patrons 15 extended by the 1952 ROVAN staff for the flnanclal support g1ven our BUSINESS Manager Don Peterson and h1s co workers It IS thls co grateful for Look on support our operatlon and kmndness that makes our yearbook posslble We are each donatlon Thank You' the bottom of the other pages to fmd more of the patrons who helped book 14 I M. P. Moriarity, Sheet and Metal , . . I ' YI ' L H ll-9 28,115 Taft-L g RE R , ,S CLASSES OFFICERS STANDING Mr Adams Advlsor Gene Harpman Vrce Presldent Roberta Mrtchell Treasurer Marrlyn Holmes Secretary Dale Neff Presrdeut SEATED NIISS Grady CLASS 0F 52 As we the Semors of 1951 52 near the end of our h1gh school days we reahze more and more the wonderful thrngs we are leav1ng behlnd I know all of us have had such thoughts as Sure w1sh I d1dn't have to go to school today and 'I'l1 sure be glad when I'm out of that school But as th1s year fraws to a close we are thmkmg Gosh what now? Some are college bound and have the1r work planned for a few more years, but many w1ll be completely on the1r own We hope you students who w1ll be commg back to ROVA w1ll try to remember at least one good tra1t of ours. And we w1sh you teachers would forg1ve and forget the txmes we gr1ped and groaned and were especrally aggrevat1ng Though we now say goodbye ot R. O. V. A. , pleasant memor1es are w1th each and everyone of us. Th1s Page Sponsored by WATSON'S GROCERY Q . .i ' I 1 - 'V . V tx' G .1 A ' X Q h K . 1' r V 3? . li lm, .5 7 ' I x I ff ' -sw, A -Q 0 I ' I - 1 1 A ' b 1 I 1 I A 9 . - . , . I , . . I .ll ' ' . ll , . BARBARA BEHRINGER My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time Class Secretary 3, Class Play 3, F. H.A. 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3,4, President 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Girls Chorus 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4, Echo Chorus 4, Girls Ensemble 2, 3,4, Annual Staff Class Editor 4, Attendant for King and Queen 3,4, Jr. -Sr. Swingtime Representative 4. JOHN BOLIN Carolina In The Morning' Class Play 4, R.O.V.A. Club 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys Chorus 2,3, Track 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3. DOYNE BRUNER And So To Sleep Again Class Play 4, Manager 3, R.O.V. A. Club 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Track 3, 4, Football 3,4. ,sv vi 8, ,Q L si lf, Q.. w 4-0- SE IOR DON CLARK A Wonderful Guy F.F.A. 2, 3,4, Secretary 4, R.O. V.A. Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3. KAY COX Beautiful Brown Eyes Class Play Student Director 4, G.A.A. 2, 3,4, F.l-l.A. 2,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Girls Chorus 2, Band 2, 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Annual Staff Activity Editor 4. DARREL DEVLIN Hoop-Dee -Doo Class Play 3, F. F. A. 2,4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Basketball Manager 2. ROBERTA GRAHN There's No Business Like Show Business G. A.A. 2, 3, 4, F. H.A, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 3,4, Band 2, 3,4, Annual Staff, Copy Editor 4. rs '54, 5' . Q A X -sv 'W , QIZY' i. ,J- P V 'sv e W all it 5 if if P MARILYN HOLMES Charlie My Boy Class Secretary 45 Class Play 35 G, A, A, 2, 3,45 F, H, A, 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Stu- dent Council 2, 35 Girls Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Ensemble 35 Echo Chorus 45 Annual Staff 3,4, Feature Editor 3, Faculty Editor 45 Faculty Secretary 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 lr, -Sr, Swingtime Representative 3, President 45 Student Council Con - vention 2, 35 Girls Ensemble 2, 3,4, NORMA IOHNSON A Little Bird Told Me ' G, A, A, 2, 3,45 F, H, A, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Girls Chorus 2, 3,45 Band 45 Hi-Crier Staff Typing Editor 4, WILLARD JOHNSTON Down Yonder F, F, A, 2f3,4, Reporter 45 Pep Club 2, 3,4, RILEY KENNY Riders In The Sky Class Play Manager 3,45 F, F, A, 2,45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4, GENE HARPMAN Heartbreaker Vice President of Class 2,45 R, O, V, A, Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Boys Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Band 2,35 Football 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 41 Basketball 2, 3,4, Captain 45 Citizenship Award Winner5 Homecoming King 4, JIM HARRIMAN Ulf.. Class President 35 Class Play 3,45 R, O, V, A, Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,4, Vice-President 25 Student Council President 45 Boys Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3,4, Co-captain 45 Track 2, 35 Attendant for King and Queen 3,4, SHERRILL HARTZELL Wedding Bells Class Sec. 82 Treas, 25 Class Play 3,45 G, A, A, 2, 3, 45 F, H, A, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Girls Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls Ensemble 2, 3,45 Band 2,35 Hi-Crier Staff 3,4, Assoc, Editor 3, News Editor 45 Faculty Secretary 45 Annual Staff Club Editor 45 Librarian 3,4, -vs Z- -s f'f55'f Mfffl? 5: - - 5 I 5 5. 'iw 'f,g,4,fff 1 , ,J , -M K -'.,',i.i5gg5A ,LV , ,' CHARLES KNAPP For Me and My Gal Class Play 45 R, O, V, A, Club 2, 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 35 Student Council 35 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Boys Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Ensemble 2,45 Boys Quartet 35 Band 2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Annual Staff Photographer 35 Hi-Crier Staff Photographer 3, KAY LEAFGREEN Too Young Class Treasurer 35 Class Play 35 G, A, A, 2, 3,45 F, H, A, 25 Pep Club z,3,4, ROLLAND MAIN Daddy's Little Cowboy Class Play 45 F, F, A, 2, 3,45 R, O. V. A, Club 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Boys Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 35 Football 2,3,45 Hi-Crier Staff 2, ut-1 42- 'bf Y. C fp 1 ii 9 ,fri sr. K E IOR CHARLES MALCOLM Doin' What Comes Natur'lly Class Play 3,45 F, F, A, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 R, O, V, A, Club 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3,4. ROBERTA MITCHELL Meanderin' Class Treasurer 45 Class Play 3,45 G, A, A, 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Camp 35 F, H, A, 2, 3,4, Historian 35 Girls Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Annual Staff Art Editor 25 Hi-Crier Staff 2, 3,4, Editor 45 Homecoming Queen 4, HUGH MCMASTER Enjoy Yourself F, F, A, 2,3,4, Reporter 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Boys Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Track 2,3,4. DALE NEFF Old MacDonald Had A Farm Class President 45 F, F. A. 2-3.4. Secretary 3. President 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 35 Boys Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3.4. , 'R HXQ -F. I 'wi ex w if Qs 'FLT Sf' A J 1 rx' is 'U Elon BETTY RUSK Tennessee Waltz G.A.A. 2.3,4p F.H.A. 2,3.4: Pep Club 2. 3.4: Annual Staff Copy Editor 45 Hi-Crier Staff 45 Librarian 35 Student Teacher 2. HUBERT RYLANDER K-K-K-Katy F.F.A. 2. 3.41 R.O.V.A. Club 3.4: Pep Club 2. 3. 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3,45 Basketball 3,4. DORIS SCOTT That'sMy Desire G. A.A. 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Girls Chorus 3, 45 Librarian 4. JOHN SEIBOLDT Day By Day Class Vice-President 35 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Pep Club 2, 3,4. AUDREY NELSON Buttons and Bows Class Play 35 G,A.A. 2, 3,45 F.ll.A. 2, 3,4, Nat'1 Convention 2, Vice-President 3, Camp 3, President 45 Student Council 3, Vice-President 3, Student Council Convention 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Girls Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 45 Band 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Student Director 4, Baritone solo District Contest 2, 3, State 25 Annual Staff 3,4, Activity Editor 3, Editor 45 Faculty Secretary 45 D. A.R, Award Winner. IANET PARKINSON Dimples and Cherry Cheeks Class Play 45 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 F.H.A. 25 Pep Club 2,3,4, Girls Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Girls Ensemble 2, 3,45 Hi-Crier Staff 4. DOYLE REYNOLDS Far Away Places Class Play Manager 45 R.O.V.A. Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Basketball Manager 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Hi-Crier Staff 3, 45 School Photographer 3'4- 79+ , Q .X Y In f ' 4 4 X fn' 3 '-EJ ir!- KENNETH SPARKS Collegiate Class President 25 Class Play 3,45 R. O.V.A. Club 3,45 Student Council Treasurer 25 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Annual Staff Sports Editor 45 Hi-Crier Staff Sports Editor 2, 3. DANITA THULINE Oh Jonny Class Play 45 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 F,H.A. 2, 3,4, Historian 35 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Girls Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 2, 3,45 Echo Chorus 45 Mixed Octet 45 Band 2, 3,4, Vice-President 45 Annual Staff 3,4, Music Editor 3, Art Editor 45 Hi-Crier staff Art Editor 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,4, BARBARA TURNER Come Onto My House Class Play 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Camp 35 F.H.A. 2, 45 Student Council Secretary 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Girls Chorus 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 2, 35 Hi-Crier Staff 2, 3,4, Editor 45 Office Secretary 4. ROLLIN TYE ' 'Z-1':i :,, ' I' K5 4 'ix 'TII7 -tv fl 543 Country Style F.F.A. 2, 3,45 R.O.V.A. Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2,4. ROBERT VOGEL Don't Fence Me In F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2,3,4. GORDON ZEIGLER Dear Hearts and Gentle People R.O.V,A. Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4. CLAS 0F 53 The Junior Class began the year by electing officers They are Orville Woodside President Leslie Goff Vice President Shirley Fortman Secretary and Treasurer Shirley Seiboldt and Don Johnston Student Council Representatives The Junior class totaled fifty at the beginning of school and finished the year with forty eight members losing three and gaining one Candidates for attendants to the King and Queen at the Homecoming were Shirley Seiboldt Marilyn Milroy Orville Woodside and Sterling Saline This class had the responsibility of sponsoring the Junior Senior Banquet held at the Elk's Club in Galesburg on May 10 w1th the Swingtime Dance following 'Pulling the Curtain was the title of the play given April 17 and 18 directed by Mrs Sara Heule with fifteen members in the cast Extra activities have added much to the year such as a Junior party an all school party sponsored by Junior and Seniors an assembly which revealed some talents within the class concessions at football and basketball games. Besides this there are many members in basketball football track band and chorus This year we received our class rings and next year we hope to receive a diploma for we are all looking forward to being Seniors. This Page Sponsored by VICTORIA CASH GROCERY, Thelma Tucker K' fi hui Q N Marlene Bloom JU l0R Charles Anderson Ronald Bainbridge Jeanette Bishop Harold Bland Rollo Brune r C- Eddie Calkins George Chesser 'Lf' X of No picture available '57 J., X Nw ig-v ,B W 4 N B alll, .W H nl. .4 4 ' Y X I '14 Doris Colclaser Elaine Cunningham Don Flickinger Shirley Fortman 'Q 'Y' Z' 5: Y Gary Gibbs Leslie Goff Tommy Grahn Mary Harriman Final 1 I .-99 -5- if-ii' I9 Robert Hickman Willis Hines Marjorie Holcomb Shirley Jennings Paul Johnson Don Johns ton ww , E 2 E . ,Q lrjn 1 r , .Q qs if ' f if JU l0R 1 Q . ' s. 5 .21 SN-in .Et William Johnson Marcia Knapp Mary Ann Knowles Leonard Lansing Donn Main Ellen Main Fred McDowell Bob McI..eese John Melton Marilyn Milroy 4 lim- Q if X 3:-. an-ff' N- i .f, 'i 'Hi 1 CLASS 0F 4 The class of '54 entered R O V A 1n the fall w1th 57 members The good umty 1n the class thxs year lnabled us to have two class partres of wh1ch both were successful The class had three sources of 1ncome th1s year one of them bemg the sellrng of programs at basketball and football games a cloak room, and the p1ck1ng up of corn th1s wrnter We chose Sh1rley Larson and Carole McK1e to run for queen attendant, and Herb Nelson and D1ck Harpman to run for klng attendant for the Homecom1ng Dance The sophomores are now plannmg an all school party to be g1ven 1n the sprmg Our adv1sors th1s years were M1ss Sh1ssler and Mr Bestes S1nce the sophomores are an act1ve group th1s year, three of them were members of the student counc11 several of the boys were members of the football and basket ball squads three of the g1rls were cheerleaders, and most of them served on comm1ttees for some orgarnzatlon th1s year Th1s Page Sponsored by QUINT'S SERVICE .l ull' ' X' if V Vi l A A 1 V I I Q limi' f L ,t f A -..r l . , 0 'ffX Q e YT I FIRST ROWQ Carolyn Asplund, Joan Bennett, Jacqueline Berry, Verna Mae Bloomquist, Mildred Borst. SECOND ROW: Everett Blust, Don Brown, Ruthanna Burnett, Beverly Cain, Jo Ann Carlson, THIRD ROW: Marilyn Carlson, John Colclaser, Maxine Coleman, FIRST ROW: Bettye Ann Collinson, Larry Colwell, Glen Cree, Kathryn Cummins, Dolores DeRew, SECOND'ROW: Jimmy Eiker Mary Foster, Virginia Goff, Frances Gravilt, Dick Harpman, THIRD ROW: Fred Hatch, Florence Heselden, Mary Holmes, Donna johnson, ill 'XS 5'5. g Ll s... tr I 5 qi I X 6. 'R' . Zka 'QQ- so N.. 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X sd- t 2 GET ACTIVITIE BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mr R h M l us mg ar ene Bloom Herb Nelson Carole MCKIE Charles Moore Marcra Knapp FRONT ROW Shrrley Serboldt Don Johnston Barbara Turner Donn Marn Beverly Cam Irm Harrrman TUBE T COU CIL The Student Councrl of R O V A was rather busy durlng the 1951 52 school year The Student Counc1l has helped the school 1n many ways by followmg suggestlons of d1fferent students The counc1l was composed of 12 members who all contnbuted greatly to the d1scuss1on and act1v1t1es of our panel The usual Chnstmas Formal was g1ven 1n December whrch went over very mcely Assembhes movles and school p1cn1c were some of the Im many other sponsored aCt1V1t1eS of the gf S6Cl'6lary 1 Barbara Turn Student C0unC11 arcra Knapp Treasmir :les Moore Vrce Presldem Mr arrrman Presldem C 3 Rushmg Advisor Thrs Page Sponsored by BEATRICE FOODS CO 30 S JI' . . rx ' ' ,, . . . . - . , . , M ' 2 1 ' . ' ' 2 ' H . . U . Q? Wonde rland Dolls The R. O. V. A. gymnasium with its all white decorations was a place of dreams on the evening of December seventeenth. Winter Wonderland was the chosen theme for the gala event. Everyone danced to the music of Blanche Peterson's orchestra. At intermission, Christmas cookies and strawberry punch was served from a beautifully decorated table by Kay Leighton and Sharon Gibbs, Student Council Representatives from Junior High School. Chaperons for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. James Pogue and Mr. and Mrs. Williaxn Adams. WI TER W0 DERLA D Caught in the act' Pretty girls pretty formals and handsome boys 2 D . - . .i 'il i r- V . ' se' R . .. 8 5 A x3 E it ,lx D in The Whole Gang fexcept Willie and Charlie, Our Main Interest The Big City Just Relaxin' Early Birds Candy Cigarette? 32 4272400 The Physics Class ac- companied by Mr. Bestes and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harriman went on a trip to Chicago March 28th and 29th. The class visited the Musuem of Science and Industry and numerous other interesting spots. ASSEMBLY E TERTAINMENT The Tapatee rs Ave Mama 'lf ibn 39555-fi div Davld Mylan Make up art1st Our talented mus1c1ans Tommy and Roberta Grahn I Heard a Forrest Praylng vstmwdxfwl sl nd-ww will BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Sterltng Salrne Harvey Turner Herb Nelson Donn Marn Merrrll Swanson Gene Harpman Jrm Harrrman Paul Johnson Charles Moore Edward Symonds FOURTH ROW Dale Neff Jerry Krng Marlyn Reynolds Leslte Goff Fred McNe1l Tommy Grahn Wrllram johnson Charles Knapp Don Peterson Sherr1llHartzell THIRD ROW Carolyn Asplund Roberta Mrtchell Janet Parkrnson Margy Miller Marrlyn OND ROW Nancy Neff Mrldred Borst Carole McK1e Ellen Marn Maxrne Coleman Marlene Bloom Ela1ne Cunmngham Damta Thulrne Shrrley Serboldt Mary Knowles FRONT ROW Vema Mae Bloomqurst Phyllrs Weaver Barbara Behrrnger Mrs Moore Dtrector Beverly Cam L1ll1an Rylander Dolores DeRew MIXED CHORU The mrxed chorus IS a selected group of vorces and does not exceed f1fty members The chorus presented a concert at Chnstrnas and another 1n he spr1ng under the excellent gu1dance of Mrs Moore Thls group also part1c1pated 1n the Knox County Musrc Festlval Thls Page Sponsored by C P DOUGAN AND QONS 34 Holmes, Marilyn Milroy, Audrey Nelson, Betty Collinson, Joy Mitchell, Marcia Knapp, Mary Harriman, SEC-V . ' ' t Q CHORU fi BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Turner, Phyllis Weaver, Barbara Behringer, Mary Foster, Florence Heselden, Donna Johnson, Beverly Cain, Lillian Rylander, Dolores DeRew, Sherrill Hartzell, Jacqy Berry. FOURTH ROW: Mary Harriman, Audrey Nelson, Marcia Knapp, Joy Mitchell, Betty Collinson, Marlene Bloom, Marilyn Milroy, Carolyn Asplund, Marilyn Holmes, Shirley Seiboldt, Mary Knowles. THIRD ROW: Danita Thuline, Roberta Grahn, Virginia Goff, Roberta Mitchell, Janet Parkinson, Ruth Anna Burnett, Kathryn Cummins, Margy Miller, Shirley Larson, Marilyn Carlson, Elaine Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Nancy Toureene, Maxine Coleman, Ellen Main, Carol McKie, Mildred Borst, Carole Murdock, Marie Miles, Jane Sopher, Frances Gravitt, Nancy Neff. FRONT ROW: Mary Holmes, Shirley Fortman, Shirley Jennings, Mrs. Moore, Director, Verna Mae Bloomquist, Norma Johnson, Joann Bennett. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sterling Saline, Herbert Nelson, DODII Main, Merrill SWSHSOH, Harvey TUHICF. Ch31'19S Knapp, Jim Harriman. THIRD ROW: Marlyn Reynolds, Fred McNeil, Tommy Grahn, William Johnson, Rodney Sornberger, Don Peterson. SECOND ROW: Dale Neff, Roland Main, Jerry King, Dick Harpman, Roger Seiboldt, Leslie Goff. FRONT ROW: Gene Harpman, Paul Johnson, Charles Moore, Edward Symonds, Sherwood Smith. BOY ' CHURUS V.A -QQ' ' ,a. af- S 2, BARITONE '7ECI'lON: Audrey Nul- son, Jerry King, 3, BASS SECTION: Roger Seiboldr, Hubert Rylander, 4. FRENCH HORN: Kay cox. 5, TROMBONE SECTION: John Cnr- clascr, Harvey Turner. Dick llarprnan, Sherwood Smith, Charles Moore. QE c 3 1 I 1 K ECTIO I. COROFXET SECTION, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tornniy Grahn, Mirrill Swanson, William Johnson, FRONT ROW: Nancy Nuff, Ronald Moody, Ellen Main, , - vw- 1:1 x g ,,,,, vp' 1 v 5 an BA D ECTIO of.-, 1, V y PERCUSSION SECTION, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred MCNQII, Charlcs Knapp, Eddie Calluns, SAXOPHONE SECTION, BACK ROW, LEFT TU RIGHT: 5 Tb Hlcklnan, Fortman, Roberta Grann, FRONT ROW: Herbert Nelson, Carole McKic, FLUTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Cunningham, Danita TIIUIITIC, Eugene Reem, Shnlcy Joy Muchell, Donn Mam, Y 11 51 -qw ,. L1 fs.- 4, 4-L if A 5: 2 x f gr fm?fwi g i,3M.: Nf5 t3'S.L .L ' . ,X Q! Q- '1' iii- E'- '-iiw'-LLK'ff-.Q 3..xTf,f,s. , iW'lKfX W ff . ,ZS 25, ,- lf. .NAPT Q 5 ' 1' ki p --1 .f J F f f J f M 1 , . . 43 Kid-KK4: , . fx , K . N . N . N fix lg A xl- ,IN I KQN X 5 N ' lx!-vs f NX 'V F TURE FARMER 0F AMERICA BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Shrrley Jennmgs Donna Rusk Norma Johnson Barbara Turner ,Ioan Bennett Mary Holmes Mary Foster Florence Heselden Donna Johnson Beverly Cam Ltllran Rylander Dolores DeRew FOURTH ROW Shemll Hartzell Jacqy Berry Mary Harrrman 'vlarcra Knapp Joy Mrtchell Bettye Collrnson Marrlyn Mllroy Vlrglma Goff Jeanette B1shop LaDor1s Colclasser THIRD ROW Marrlyn Carlson Shrrley Selboldt Katheryn Cummlns Helen Reynolds Ruth Anna Burnett Shlrley Larson Margy Mxller Damta Thulme Elaine Cunmngham Roberta Mrtchell Nancy Toureene SECOND ROW Betty Rusk Kay Cox Max me Coleman Ellen Maln Carole McK1e Mrldred Borst Mane Mrles Jane Sopher Nancy Neff Frances Gravrtt FRONT ROW Marlene Bloom Dons Scott Mary Knowles Audrey Nelson Sh1rleyFortman Marrlyn Holmes Carole Murdock MrssSh1ss1er advrsor F H A OFFICERS AND ADVISOR, FRONT ROW LET TO RIGHT Marrlyn Holmes Secretary Audrey Nelson Presrdent Slurley Fort man Vrce Prestdent M1ssSh1ssler Advlsor BACK ROW Mary Knowles Hrstorran Marlene Bloom Student Councxl Representatrve Elatne Cunmngham Song Leader Marjone Holcomb Reporter ABSENT Dorxs Scott Parlramentarran 40 The R O V A Chapter ofF H A th1s year under the new leadershlp of Mrss Barbara Sh1ssler had a very ear was H A Garment of the ear' and the booklet wrth the apron cover served as the program Act1v1t1es for the year were Wemer roast wxth F F A at Shlrley Se1boldts Bake Sale, Fam1ly N1ght Mothers Tea, Farmers Ball w1th F F A Natronal F H A Week, Hear Srster Week, Assembly and World Chr1stmas Fest1val Thus, w1th all of these aCt1V1t1eS and under the excellent leadersh1p of Audrey Nelson as Presldent, the F H A has had another successful year Th1s Page Sponsored bg' PRUETT TEXACO SERVICE TATION t successful lyear. The theme for the SX 'vim wb who 'Y arp, 515191 Y 5041- Qu 5 Strasse rn r 533 b 1 3-5SeYn ACTIVITIE xO!!e wat W eekend Farmers' Ball Royalty 41 www Our a.dv1sor and chapter mothers MISS Sh1ss1er, Mrs Nelson and Mrs Se1bo1dt FUTURE FARMER 0F AMFRIC BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Malcolm, Larry Colwell, Don Brown, Don Truelove, Paul Johnson, Don Johnston, Edward Symonds, Charles Moore, Hugh McMaster, FOURTH ROW: Jim Eiker, Eddie Sopher, Bob Hick- man, Bob West, Willis Hines, Rollin Tye, Gary Gibbs, Eugene Reern, THIRD ROW: John Melton, Billlohnson, Leslie Goff, Darrel Devlin, Jim Naslund, Hubert Rylander, Sterling Saline, Harvey Turner, Herb Nelson, Merrill Swanson, SECOND ROW: Ronald Moody, Fred McDowell, Bill Murdock, Everett Blust, Rolland Main, Jerry King, Marlyn Reynolds, Roger Seiboldt, Fred McNeil, Philip Wagher. FIRST ROW: Mr, Moore, advisory Donn Main, Don Clark, Dale Neff, John Seiboldt, John Bolin, Willard Johnston, The R. O. V. A. Chapter of F. F. A. , led through a series of activities by Dale Neff, President, ended another successful year. The activities for the year started in .Tune by attending the judging contest in Champaign. August the F. F. A. boys attended the Knox County Fair, Vocational Ag. fair and the state fair. The boys attended Sept. officers training school and the Chicago Barrow show. November they attended the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Also results of their seed corn projects were told. In February ' f r - the boys sold garden seeds. March was a Chili Supper and also attending the Davenport Barrow show in Davenport. April was the Father and Son Banquet and Farmers Ball with F. I-I. A. In May they made entries into the State Farmer Degree. F, F, A, OFFICERS AND ADVISOR FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Moore, advisor: Don Clark, secretary: John Seiboldt, vice-president: Dale Neff, president, Willard Johnston, reporter, John Bolin, treasurer, Donn Main, student council representative, This Page Sponsored by DeFORREST FEED AND SEED CO. 42 0 T 0 THE FARM ln 'TW , 2, - L' h I Herb Ne1son's Dairy Heifer Little Ne1, Assembly Q5 Lowa PX Surpris ed ? Hamburger Someday, Maybe! 5 5 Mu Po ...J GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSOClATl0 BACK ROW LEFT TO Johnson Barbara Turner RIGHT Shrrley Jenrungs Mary lou Srmpson Verna Mae Bloomqurst Donna Rusk Norma Phyllrs Weaver joan Bennett Mary Lou Foster Florence Heselden Donna Johnson Beverly Cam Dons Scott THIRD ROW Lrllxan Rylander Dolores DeRew SherrrllHartze1l Jacqy Berry Mary Harrrman Audrey Nelson BettyeCol11nson Nancy Yelm Jeanette Brshop JoyM1tchell Carolyn Asplund Marrlyfn Mxlroy Mary Knowles Marllyn Carlson Marrlyn Holmes SECOND ROW Betty Rusk Vlfglnla Goff Janet Parklnson LaDor1s Cols'aser Roberta Gralm Kathryn Cummrns Helen Reynolds Ruthanna Brunett Shrrley Larson Margy Mlller Danlta Thullne Elaine Cunnmgham Kay Leafgreen SECOND ROW Kay Cox Nancy Toureene Maxlne Coleman Ellen Maru. Carole McK1e Mrldred Borst Mane Mlles Jane Sopher Carole Murdock Sylvxa Thalmann Nancy Neff Frames Gravrtt FRONT ROW Mary Holmes Slurley Fort man Shu-ley 55150151 Marlene Bloom Barbara Bthrmger Roberta Mrtchell Marcra Knapp Mlss Langham 1. G A A off1cers for the year sentatlve, Marc1a Knapp Treasurer Sh1r1eySe1bo1dt Secretary Marlene Bloom, Presldent, Barbara Behrlnger, Adv1sor, Mlss Langham Absent from plcture, V1ce Pres ldent Roberta M1tche11 Th1s Page Sponsored by ANDREWS IMPLEMENT CO J I 1 S 0 5 ii - ' 3 ' 1951-1952: Student Council Repre- x - . . .k'k VA X . , - A li fy 6, . K . , E 44 Al X . A bit of food XJ ELEME T A little corn 2, ,f , . . .I A particle of drama -..-. -v-gs QA These elements with a few others constitute R. O. V. A. 's I .1 , 5 . A drop of rain bv school life. We must have both the bad and the good to make up the whole. 45 R.0.V. . HPCRHHt TAFF BACK ROW: Betty Rusk, Delores DeRew, Virginia Goff, Carolyn Asplund, Mary Lou Simpson, Norma Johnson, LaDoris Colclaser, Elaine Cunningham, Sherrill Hartzell, Mrs, Heule, FRONT ROW: Mary Harriman, Danita Thuline, Barbara Turner, Roberta Mitchell, Janet Parkinson, Hard at work. This Page Sponsored by WEAVERS ORCHARD The Staff of this years newspaper include the following . Editor-in-chiefs . News Editor . Feature Editor. . Sports Editor . . Girls' Sports Editor Copy Editor. . . Exchange Editor . Art Editor . . . Typing Editor . . Advertising Manager. Business Manager Sponsor . . . . 46 . Roberta Mitchell Barbara Turner . Sherrill Hartzell . Mary Harriman . . Gary Wyman . . Marcia Knapp . Janet Parkinson . . Betty Rusk . Danita Thuline . Norma Johnson Elaine Cunningham . . Don Peterson . Mrs. Sara I-Ieule RQWAN STAFF BACK ROW: Marlyn Reynolds, Music Editorg Marilyn Holmes, Faculty Editor, Marcia Knapp, Girls' Sports Editor, Barbara Behringer, Class Editor, Phyllis Weaver, Subscription Chairmang Danita Thuline, Art Editor 8.1 Subscription Chairmang Roberta Grahn, Copy Editorg Don Peterson, Production and Business Managerg Mrs, Sara Heule, Advisor FRONT ROW: Audrey Nelson, Senior Editorg Kay Cox, Activities Eclitorg Betty Rusk, Typing Editor, Elaine Cunning ham, Junior Editor and Feature Editor, Ken Sparks, Co-Sports Editor, Student Photographers, Charles Moore and Doyle Reynolds, We the ROVAN Staff, present this, the 1952 ROVAN as a record of the events of this school year. Our contract, although with the same company as last year, has had many limitations. The contract was reduced in price, the pages were limited and a different type was used. While the individual pictures of faculty and students and a few group pictures were taken by Morrison Studio, the greater part of our photography was done by two very capable students of R. O. V. A. , Charles Moore and Doyle Reynolds. Constructing the pages This Page Sponsored by VICTORIA HOTEL AND CAFE 3RD ANNUAL d IGHT Tradgedy Strikes at R. O. V. A. R. O. V. A. 's third annual Stunt Night was held December 4 in the gym. The Junior Class won first prize for its skit, Tradgedy strikes at R. O. V. A. Graduation Then what, presented by the Senior Class was awarded second prize, Third prize was presented to the Sophomore Class for its skit Personality Parade. A silent auction was held during intermision, the goods were furnished by the merchants of the four towns. Over S100 was received from the activities held during the evening. Graduation! Then What? Hillbilly Band Alphabetical Meditation I l'l'lATl0 L DAY xffkii W9 . vi Dawg 6 C e . eg efx Faculty C onc entration T raitor! The End 13,56 vp X .KA T7 x I DE PERATE AMBRO E Ambrose Groves and Bert Miller, a couple of would-be vaudeville comedians, blew into Dead Man's Gulch and were mistaken for Homer the Kid and his pal Gun Smoke Carter. Ambrose was taken for the hero, Homer the Kid, and ended up getting in a mess. He didn't get the goods on the crooked sheriff, he got beat up by Hoot Owl Pete, and almost hung by Stinkweed. He didn't even get the heroine, Nancy, but he did get himself into some terrible messes. Those of you who saw the play will always remember it. w-w-wait a rn-m-minute fellers! 50 Dan'l . Ambrose Doyne Bruner Bert Miller Ken Sparks Sheriff Crandel Hugh McMaster Hoot Owl Pete John Bohn Stinkweed Charles Malcolm Nancy Martin Danita Thuline Anne Martin Sherrill Hartzell Posie . Janet Parkinson Beth . Roberta Mitchell Mrs. Sprool Barbara Turner Lena . Susan Newburg Judge . Jim Harriman First Man Rolly Main Second Man Rollin Tye This Page Sponsored by ARTHUR J NYMAN AND SONS ENIURS BIG TTRACTIU Wait till I bop him one! Don't do that fellows! I can't stand noises. Gosh! It's hot in here. 1 ,, I ' , 4. -, ll., . What a rnessl Itls make-up time, HD0n'f Shoot m I - PL.EASE2k:a:,--dilli 2215 done nothin, Oh, Gosh! What a thrill! My Hero! OOt the. FQ Make up Art1st ow now boys Don'tf1ght' PULLI G THE C RTA! -- ' -qnl I'd hke to hve m the theater I just dare you to ' To be or not to be Fmends Romans and Countrymen AI 'l' Eeme meeme rmme mo I ve got h1rn' JUNIUR CLASS PLAY Attenhve aud1ence Mme por httle Chuhe' Before I W After . . . . H 1 9 1 - x ll I ' ly H ' ' ' ll 511 7 S 5. KJV? l 5'-1: K Q, Aylb' ' 1' , f' u, J HH.. . , .. 1 3 1. .isfw , 4 4 tix V spy, 1. U 1 -Wi? ' - '. - w ' 4 :. 4 - . I , -I ---v -- rx l Block it, Sherrill! GIRL Cufli' P E G1r1s P E classes meet da1ly m 3 groups Many sports are taken 1n through out the school year Some of these are speedball volleyball basketball baseball badmxnton p1ng pong shuffle board and horse shoe Cxag S p H5 edbau SXO 5 e racvcesl P You f1gure xt out' We can't' 54 ACTIO Ou TLD gsm! ni 1 'R ATHLETIC X FOURTH ROW: Coach Pogue, Fred McNeil, Rollin Tye, Doyne Bruner, Don Johnston, Don Brown, Charles Moore, Willis Hines, John Colclaser, Coach Adams, THIRD ROW: Gary Gibbs, Glen Cree, Jim Scott, Gene Harpman, Jim Harriman, Gordon Ziegler, Ed Symonds, Ken Sparks, SECOND ROW: Dave Loveridge, Don Flickinger, Philip Wagher, Jim Eiker, Don Peterson, Harvey Turner, Everett Blust, Roger Seiboldt, Herb Nelson, Rodney Sornberger, FIRST ROW: Dick Harpman, Orville Woodside, Sterling Saline, Charles Knapp, Donn Main, Leslie FO0TBALL Under the great coaching of Head Coach Bill Adams and assistant coach Jim Pogue, the R.O. V.A. Tigers turned in one of their best seasons in football. The Tiger eleven copped third place honors in the Little Six Conference. For the first time the Tigers played an eight game schedule and pulled down 2 record of 4 wins, 3 losses, and l tie. The Tigers dropped their first game to a good Galva eleven, but took revenge on the next three teams. Then the R. O.V. A. boys lost to a highly rated Knoxville squad after a hard fought battle. The next three games of the season saw R.O. V.A. win one lose one and tie a game. After the season was completed and the all-star team was picked R. O. V. A. placed two men in the ranks of all-stars. They were Jim Harriman and Lefty I-Iarpman. Goff, Bill Johnson, Rolly Main, This Page Sponsored by ONEIDA FARMER'S CO-OP. CO. 56 TIGERS IN ACTIUN LE DER Team managers John Colclaser and Fred McNe1l proved very helpful th1s past year T1ger Captams Harpman and Harrxrnan look1ng over the schedule Chalk talk at halft1me 58 me Q e , is W Football players rece1v1ng awards z vin , 'fn it v 5' Rf It rfgm 1 ,gt 1. f Q K Si is J . ii? A wha ij kg gm Get away from h1rn J1m' F Z1eg1er 1n for a tackle Got h1m for a loss Football at 1ts best Backf1e1ds workzng out . YF-fx -f' ' 71 'U 'w'f'f:1Z 4 ' 2 1 l ' Mrs fvfif Yfffivt :rs , to t. .. A U H wf,,'+' 4'x:2 5 'f1-ir' ' New it I -'f51,'kL fr-H. .1 -v,v?1'V..g I' wwf ,w w MX . ,- Y vg,41:.:-E-:35k95,g9, L ,Ig-gl -f gg Ujfr? jg- af W 5 gin ng .', .i,,?.?l7:::ZK? . it ,ffm ,Cx V V T ,- s aj.-L. .45--' X ' ' M K ,W-. g,sf,Jf , Q f 5 : :sf X,1'.-1.e..::tf,w5:.Q.- ,vu-'I ' ., . t , Q L ,V 4. F . .,w mag 4 X gg if fy I-L ' QWXLQ -aff hi ' f., 'I f if .x wiv if A x54-Som :F i ' gnfxgfx fl' 1 f - V .f Y-1 1 Q ,,?q..f-My 'wggffl -ive 'lf' M f. ffgag x -'ngfggf I 'ffm , . . , N mf, 1 ' ,fl W 4, 'W 5,1 5 .A f . 4 . t., P . . FO0TBALL HOMECOMl G Cand1dates for Kxng and Queen of the ootball Hornecommg whxch was October 9 1951 were Sophomores Herbert elson D1ckHarpman Carole MCKIB h1r1ey Larson Jumors, Orv111e Woods1de 1: e xboldt Sen1ors Gene Harpman, .hm arnman Roberta Mxtchell Barbara ehr1nger Homecommg cand1dates for mg and Queen were chosen by the1r Iassmates K1ng Gene! Queen Roberta' y W F . . 1 1 l N , . , . ' S . S . . . S erling Saline, Marilyn Milroy, Shirley r S . Q . ' . H . , . , B . . . . ,Q K. . y C G PARADE A D C030 ATIO V A Parade of Cand1dates for Sophomore and Jumor Attendants. GOTO nauon and Queen' of Kxng Crown Bearers Senior Candidates. 61 VAR ITY F1ve lovely gxrls cheered the vars1ty team through v1ctor1es and losses durxng thxs year They have remamed ever fa1thful throughout the season These glrls are Mar1lyn Holmes Shxrley Se1boldt Marmlyn M1lroy Marlene Bloom and Damta Thulme JU IOR CHEERLEADER Frances Grav1tt, Carolyn Asplund, and Carole McK1e worked hard through football and basketball seasons to help the sophomore team 1n thexr f1ght for v1ctory. 62 VARSITY Y ' nl ser ' . x 3 t X ' V I , '. r 1- , - 3 V' ,il , 'lj tfl 'Y '-.1 X., XJ .5 -5' 33 'Win ,tj 9' :fi A? 1 v 22 134K x TT' Y-4- 1 Yi .ZZ STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Reynolds, D. Main, H, Rylander, C, Knapp, D, Truelove, O, Woodside, W, Johnson, J. Pogue, SEATED: R. Tye, C, Malcolm, K, Sparks, G, Harpman, I. Harriman, At the start of the basketball season, there were four veterans returning from last year's squad. Coach Jim Pogue faced the hard job of building a team to live up to the records of his past R.O. V.A, teams. As the season progressed it found coach Pogue with a good R. O. V. A. team that would not give up under any condition. This ball club turned in a record of 15 wins and 11 losses for a better than average season. The Tigers opened their season with a close overtime win over Orion, and ended their season with a close loss to Cambridge in the Regional Tournament. During the Christmas season the Tigers traveled to Galva to participate in the Galva Tourney. They won two of the three games which led to the crown. Thus giving Galva the supremecy over the tourney and making R. O. V. A. take second place. In the Knox County Tourney which was played for the first time in the Knox College Memorial Gym, the Tigers were defeated in the first round by Abingdon, and they played in the consolation game to defeat Williamsfield and take third place honors. The championship was fought out between Knoxville and Abingdon in which Abingdon emerged as the champions of Knox County. This Page Sponsored by E. W. HOUGHTON LUMBER CO. , Altona 63 .2 Charhe Malcolm Forward , A VAR ITY 'Y E 251 X 2 Ken Sparks C enter 'Lefty Harpman Guard Team Charhe Knapp Donn M319 Guard Forward . if, J . ,r I Fx' .2 ' W Q S. V o r, -b . , ' A d I ,.'f4 A 'S of V' 'o g g L-. ,A dx dd vw ' in sity' dd :'2' ' my , 1 r . X a do J - 4' f . d fi f W5 E 4 A X' 1 M or I xx bb 4 Jake Tye Center '12 ,wx I 1 12.-+1 1 E ,V 'XXFW wg? FN! XX vvgar 1331 K ..f, YH. f 1 xi' tg -, ij I 'ik sa Q, bw, K. lf, I -HL. If K my xX1 x 5 5 je Bill Johnson Guard 1 X Jim Harriman Forward 5 ci X Coach Pogue af?i't,,,, dijgffbrville Woodside ii . of G d 1' V h X! K uar Don Truelove - e ag, ff Forward 'i ? if x Hooty Rylander ffx I Guard I., 65 Af. L Coach Pogue and Captain Harpman with Znd place trophy from Galva Tourney. 0 TIGER OPPONENTS Orion Alexis Knoxville Williamsfield Aledo f9'Cambridge '4fWethe rs field '9'Galva Abingdon Roseville Galva Alexis Co rpus Christi Alwood Abingdon owilliamsfield Galva Knoxville Alwood Aledo Orion Abingdon Williamsfield R oseville Co rpus Christi xCambridge 4'Galva Tournament oKnox County Tournament xRegional Tournament THEY 39 29 45 55 71 37 45 64 55 49 59 41 55 34 5E 37 41 68 40 48 39 72. 41 38 45 56 P0 Y BA KETBALL A 1 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Melton, J, Eiker, M, Swanson, H, Turner, J, King, MLDDLE ROW: J, C01- Glaser. W. Murdock, G, Wyman, D, Loveridge, F, Hatch, W, Adams, FRONT ROW: E, Calkins, J, Scou, L Colwell, G. Cree, D, Harpman, COACH ADAMS The F1rstF1ve At the be inning of basketball season there were about Zi boys out for the junior varsity basketball squad. Out of these 25, Dick Harprnan, Bill Knapp, Glenn Cree, Jim Scott, Larry Colwell started the first game. As the season went on there were changes in the starting five. These were Eddie Calkins, Willis Hines, Willy Johnson, David Loveridge. The seasons record was 13 losses and 7 wins. The junior varsity ended the season by taking second place in the Orion Tournament. TRACK TEAM SAQQ Q 5 Q 1 1 FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT D Bruner G Cree G G1bbs W Knapp D Reynolds K Sparks D John ston D Lovendge E Symonds D Sxmpson H McMaster E Reem THIRD ROW D Fhckmger G Harpman F Hatch H Turner R Selboldt T Grahn G Zlegler C Knapp O Woodsxde I Scott H Nelson I Col claser SECOND ROW W Hmes B Murdock J Kmg B McLeese L Lansmg R Tye F McNe11 J Elker G Wyman FIRST ROW S Salme W Johnson H Rylander R Hxckman J Bohn C Malcolm D Peterson E Calklns D Mam M Swanson G Harpman w1th d1scus C Malcolm putt1ng the shot G 68 READY F03 ACTIO in -, ., A , hh. b.. 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Q s ' V . ui f' ' AL IAD We have enjoyed sett1ng up th1s page of R O V A Alumn1 and the1r present occupatlon As you can see everyone 1S do1ng h1s part 1n th1s busy world We hope that as you look back to what ou dld 1n 1952 lt w1ll br1ng many happy rnemorxes to each and every one o you SENIORS OF 1949 Don Nyman A1r Force Donald Holmes Army Eleanor Nelson Knox College Junlor Clark Ma1n Marlnes Robert Courtr1ght Farmer Dean Truelove Butlers Charles Behr1ng r Eastern A1rl1nes employee Claude Boland Bradley UH1VeTS1ty Jun1or Clarrdon Carlson Farmer Curt1s Cathcart Army Ph1ll1p Gene Colllnson Nat1onal Guard Un1t Army Una Mae Edwards Laboratory Techn1t1on Cottage Hosprtal Sh1rley Er1ckson Un1vers1ty of Ill1no1s Junlor Joanne Fahnstrom Mrs L,1ar1don Carlson Wesley FTILL Army Glorra Holmes Mrs Louls Stevens Farm Bureau W1ll1am Guldenpfenmg Farmer Kathryn Jensen Mrs Eldon MCK16 One1da Farmers Elevator Betty Johnson Teacher 1n W1ll1amsf1eld Kenneth I..1tsey Restaurant Manager Sam MCK1e Farmer Robert M1lroy Army Dora Montgomery Mrs George Cottle Beverly Naslund Mrs Wayne Sornberger Rose A Neff Western State College Curtls Nelson Nat1onal Guard Un1t Army Joyce Nelson Mrs Don Swedlund Harley Pearson Farmer Carolyn Potter Marrxed Mary Pullen Mrs W1ll1arn Cec1l Dorothy Pyle Mrs Charles Behr1nger Teletype Operator For Delta A1rl1nes Thomas Rolhns Caterplllar Ramona Ressegme At home Barbara Se1boldt At home Robert Se1ler A1r Force Charles Senner MCChan1C Neale Swanson A1r Force SENIORS OF 1950 Betty Amenoff Augustana College Sophomore Nancy Anderson Mrs Dean Moore Patr1c1a Anderson Mrs Wayne Thomson James Asplund Monmouth College Sophomore Donald Ba1nbr1dge Nat1onal Guard Un1t Army Roger Boland Bradley Un1vers1ty Freshman Robert C Brown Army Cleo Campbell Mrs James Frakes Earl Cra1g A1r Force W1ll1am DeRew Marxnes Jeanne Devl1n Mrs Jack Foster Martha Er1ckson Ill1no1s Camera Shop Joe Fansler Nat1onal Guard Un1t Army BOHHIC Jean Grav1tt Mrs Charles Westbay W1ll1am Green Army Lo1s Hanson Butlers Dale Hatch A1r Force Robert Heflrn Western State College Fred Hendncks Nat1onal Guard Un1t Army LaVonne Holmes Farmers Mechan1c Bank Evelyn Johnson Recept1on1st for Dr Myer JoAnn Johnson Nat1onal College Evanston Sophomore Robert L Johnson Farmer Robert M Johnson Bradley Un1vers1ty Sophomore Tracy Johnston Bradley Un1vers1ty Sophomore 70 UM 0 0 0 0 Norma Peterson---Mrs.. Richard Brown THEIR 00C PATIO Ruth Kenney Bank 1n Molme Gayle Krantz Umverslty of Il11no1s Sophomore Ebble Jean Larson Mrs Eddle Scott Joyce Leafgreen Mrs Cletus Devl1n Joan Melton Lew15 Thompson and St1ckles Attorneys Jane M1lroy Galesburg Telephone Operator Joyce Moore Altona Houghton Lumber Co Secretary Ashton Neff Adm1ra1 Bonnxe Nelson Woolsey St1ckney and Lucas Attorneys Charles Nelson Farmer Sam Olson Farmer Dor1s Peterson Farm Bureau Helen Peterson Western State College Sophomore Dorothy Powell At home James Quanstrom Natxonal Guard Umt Army Va1er1e Reynolds Cornell College Sophomore Charles Shaw Knox Colle e Sophomore Rose Mary S1mpson Bloc and Kuhl Peorla Dean Sornberger Umversxty of Ill1no1s Freshman Everett Steward Navy Ja1m1e Stuckey Knox College Sophomore Charlene Thomson Mrs R1chard Foster Raymond Z1egler J Army SENIORS OF 1951 Jon Abram Western State College Freshman Maynard Adams Admlral JoAnn Brown Mrs V1rg1l Crow Roy Carlson Farmer Betty Colclaser Mrs Lee Devl1n Carleen Cree At home Marjorle Deets Knox College Freshman B111 Ebb1ng Farm Laborer Mary Edwards Anderson State Bank Maman Goff At home Bob Green Newcomers Fe1ster Hybr1d Joan Hef11n Butlers B111 Holcomb Farm Laborer Rose Holmes Mrs Howard Cramg Leona Jensen F1rst Galesburg Bank and Trust Bookkeeper Gerald Johnson Carpenter Beverly Kreps Western State College LeRoy Lawrence Nat1onal Guard Un1t Army Andy Mam Farmer John Malcolm Farmer Pat Mlller Knox Laundry Jeanxe Moe Knox College Freshman Lo1s McClymonds Long Beach Jr College Cal1forn1a Don McDowell Farmer Joyce Naslund Farmers Mechan1cs Bank Bob Nelson Farmer Lucxlle Nelson Brown s Spec1alty Rodger Olson Electr1c1an Swanson s Electrlc Dale Peterson Butlers Jon Powell Farm Laborer Jack R11ey Farmer Eddle Scott Farm Laborer Marv1n Scott Rath's Packlng Co Nancy Sexboldt Knox Colle e Freshman Jane Shear Metropohtan L fe Insurance Harnet S1mpson At home Ross Shepherd Farmer Reva Sm1th Bakery St LOUIS Mo 1 Mar1lyn Sornberger F1rst Galesburg Nat1onal Bank and Trust Audrey Swanson Unlverslty of I1l1no1s Freshman Lawrence Tarleton Unlverslty of Ill1no1s Freshman Kay Thalmann Lebby Owen Ford ln Ottawa Lou Ann Weech Farmers Mechan1cs Bank 71 0 0 0 0 . , '2.'n- ' Martin Fahnstxrdm---Bradley University---Freshman 4 ' 'J u ------. 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Anderson Charles I5 23 Asplund Carolyn 2 4 I5 27 33 34 35 36 39 46 02 Bambrtdge Ronald I5 23 Behrtnger Barbara 2 4 I5 I7 33 34 5006 Bennett Joan I5 27 35 40 41 44 Berry Jacquellne I5 27 35 36 39 40 Btshop Jeanette I5 23 40 44 54 Bland Harold I5 23 Bloom Marlene4 I5 23 30 31 33 M5wwwMM Bloomqulst Verna Mae 4 I5 27 33 34 35 36 39 44 Blust Everett I5 27 42 56 Bohn John I5 I7 42 50 55 68 61 Borst Mtldred I2 I5 27 34 35 40 Brown Don I5 27 42 Bruner Doyne I5 I7 50 55 56 68 Bruner Rollo I5 23 Burnett Ruthanna I5 27 35 40 44 54 Cam Beverly I5 26 27 30 35 34 36 38 39 40 44 Calklns Eddre I5 23 36 38 39 55 6 68 69 Carlson Joan I5 27 Carlson Martlyn I5 27 35 40 Chesser George I5 23 Clark Don I5 I7 42 55 Colclaser l.aDor1s I2 I5 23 40 44 46 53 58 67 68 Coleman Maxtne 4 15 27 33 34 35 40 44 Colltnson Bettye I5 27 34 35 40 41 Colwell Larry I5 27 42 67 Cox Catherme I5 I7 36 39 40 44 47 Cree Glen I5 27 56 67 68 Cummrns Kathryn I5 27 35 36 39 40 44 Cunnlngham Ela1ne4 I5 23 32 33 34 35 36 39 40 44 40 47 53 54 DeRew Dolores I5 27 34 35 40 41 44 45 Devlln Darrel I5 17 42 Etker Jrmmy I5 27 42 56 67 68 Fllcktnger Don I5 23 32 56 68 Fortman Shrrley 15 22 23 35 36 38 39 40 44 Foster Mary I5 27 35 40 44 54 Glbbs Gary I5 23 42 55 56 68 Goff Leslte I5 22 23 34 35 42 55 56 Goff Vrrgtnra I5 27 35 40 44 46 Grahn Roberta I5 I7 33 35 36 38 39 44 47 Grahn Tommy 2 4 I5 23 33 34 35 36 37 38 53 68 Gravltt Frances I5 27 35 40 42 Harpman Drck I5 27 35 36 37 39 55 56 60 66 68 Harpman Gene 2 I5 16 18 34 35 55 56 58 60 63 64 68 Harrtman Irm I5 18 30 32 3 56 586063 65 34 555 WH TRO Harrlman Mary4 I5 23 32 33 34 35 36 39 40 41 44 46 53 Hartzell Sherr1ll4 I2 I5 18 33 34 35 40 44 45 56 Hatch Fred 15 27 33 36 39 67 68 Heselden Florence I5 27 35 40 44 54 Hlckman Robert I5 24 36 38 39 42 5506 Hlnes Wlllls I5 24 42 56 68 Holcomb Marjorte I5 24 54 Holmes Martlynz 4 I5 16 18 33 34 35w41M47M62 Holmes Mary I5 27 35 40 41 44 54 Jenntngs Shtrley I2 I5 24 35 40 41 44 Johnson Donna I2 I5 27 35 40 Johnson Norma I5 18 35 36 39 40 41 44 40 Johnson Paul I5 24 34 35 42 53 Johnson Wtlllam I5 24 32 34 35 36 37 39 42 53 56 58 63 65 68 Johnston Don I5 24 30 32 42 53 56 Johnston Wtllard I5 18 42 Kenney Rtley I5 18 King 1007 I5 28 34 35 30 37 39 42 67 68 Knapp B111 I5 28 Knapp Charles 4 I5 I9 32 33 34 35 36 38 39 50 56 63 64 68 Knapp Marcra I5 24 30 34 35 40 41 44 47 Knowles Mary4 I5 24 33 34 35 40 Lansmg Leonard I5 24 68 Larson Shrrley I5 20 28 35 40 41 44 Leafgreen Kay I5 IQ 44 Loverldge Davrd I5 28 56 67 68 Mann Don I5 24 30 34 35 36 38 39 42 55 56 63 54 68 69 Maru Ellen4 I5 24 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 44 53 Matn Rolland 15 I9 35 42 55 56 Malcolm Charles I5 IQ 42 50 55 63 64 68 McDowell Fred I5 24 42 McK1e Carole I5 28 30 34 35 36 38 39 40 44 60 62 McLeese Bob I5 24 68 McNe1l Fred I5 28 34 35 36 38 39 42 56 58 68 McMaster Hugh I5 I9 32 41 42 50 68 Melton John I5 24 42 O7 Mlles Marte I5 28 35 40 44 54 Mtller Margy I5 28 34 35 40 44 MUIOY M-801704 15 24 33 34 35 4 44 60 62 Mttchell Joy I5 28 34 35 36 38 39 40 Mrtchell Roberta I5 16 I9 34 35 40 44 46 50 60 Moody Ronald I5 28 36 37 39 42 Moore Charles I5 25 30 32 34 35 36 37 39 42 55 56 Murdock Btll 15 28 42 67 Murdock Carole I2 I5 25 35 40 44 Naslund Jtm I5 28 42 68 7 Neff Dale 2 4 I5 16 I9 34 35 42 Neff Nancy 12 15 25 34 35 36 37 39 40 44 54 Nelson Audrey4 I5 20 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 44 47 54 Nelson Herbert I5 28 30 34 35 36 38 39 42 56 60 68 Parktnson Janet4 I5 20 33 34 35 4,4 46 54 Peterson Don 2 4 I5 25 32 34 35 47 53 55 56 58 68 59 Reem Eugene I5 28 36 38 39 42 68 Reynolds Doyle I5 20 32 47 55 58 63 68 Reynolds Helen I2 I5 25 40 44 53 Reynolds Marlyn I5 25 32 34 35 36 39 42 47 Rusk Betty I5 20 40 44 46 47 Rusk Donna I5 28 40 44 Rylander Hubert I5 20 36 37 39 42 55 63 65 68 09 Rylander Lllltan I5 28 34 35 40 44 Salrne Sterllng I5 25 34 35 42 53 55 56 60 68 Scott Dorts I2 I5 20 40 44 Scott Jtm I5 28 55 56 67 68 Setboldt John I5 20 31 42 Selboldt Roger I5 28 33 35 36 37 39 42 56 68 Setboldt Shlrley I5 25 30 34 35 40 41 44 53 60 62 Srmpson Davtd I5 28 68 Smlth Sherwood 28 35 36 37 39 Sopher Eddle I5 28 42 Sopher Jane I5 28 35 40 44 Sornberger Rodney 15 26 28 35 56 Sparks Kenneth I5 21 32 47 50 55 56 58 63 64 68 Swanson Merr1ll15 26 28 34 35 36 37 39 42 67 68 Symonds Edward I5 25 32 34 35 42 Wwmww Thalman Sylvla I5 25 44 Thultne Dantta 2 4 I5 21 33 34 35 wwwwMMWwwW Toureene Nancy I5 28 35 44 Truelove Don I5 25 42 55 58 63 Turner Barbara I2 I5 21 30 35 40 44 40 Turner Harveg' I5 28 34 35 36 37 39 40 42 56 7 68 Tye Roll1n15 21 42 55 56 58 63 65 68 Vogel Robert I5 21 Wagher Phrltp I5 28 42 56 Weaver Phyll1s4 I5 25 32 33 34 35 44 47 West Robert I5 25 42 Woodslde Orvllle I5 22 25 56 60 63 65 68 Wyman Gary I5 28 67 68 Yelm Nancy I5 25 44 Zregler I5 21 55 56 68 WHO' 0 A V O O Ao 44 .' 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