ROWVA High School - Rovan Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

O V A Mir,H S C H O D I r : A TIME FOR REMEMBERING 1979 ROVAN R.O.V.A. HIGH SCHOOL ONEIDA, ILLINOIS L to R: R. Hill. L. Childers, A. Godsil. D. Lawson. D. Hannam. SENIOR EDITORS: 1979 ROVAN STAFF SPORTS: MUSIC: Lisa Childers Ruby HiFl Tracy Peterson Dixie Lawson Thelma Collinson JUNIOR EDITORS: ADVERTISING: Anne Godsil ARTWORK: Anne Godsil Ruby Hill AWARDS: Kristal Bolin Lotta Klynning PHOTOGRAPHER ORGANIZATIONS: Greg Godsil Lisa Childers FACULTY: Rhonda Godsil Dixie Lawson ADVISOR: ACTIVITIES: CLASSES: Debra Hannam Kris Shaw Lisa Bowman Sandy Mosher Terry Jones T racey Schurtz Gaynelle Patten 2 Dedication We, the editors of the 1979 ROVAN would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Layo Ruhl. Layo is retiring after 16 years as bus mechanic and head of transportation. Thank you. Layo. for all the hard work and service you have given to the R.O.V.A. community. Dixie and Lisa 3 Awards p. 150 Clubs p. 12 Music p. 86 Activities p. 22 Classes p. 108 FEEDS 4b the Mow stow c the Miff Faculty p. 96 5 A Time for Laughing ... 6 Let us be the first to give a friendly sign, to nod first, smile first, speak first, and — if such a thing is necessary — forgive first. 7 8 9 A TIME FOR CLUBS CLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLU BSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCL UBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBS It Takes Time to Be a Front Row: L to R: S. Larson, J. Gullstrand, M. Hollinrake, D. Farrell, K. Whitney. 2nd Row: A. Godsil, L. Johnson, S. Rittenhouse, C. Farrell. R. Godsil, C. Graves, L. Binno, R. Pennington, D. Frantz. 3rd Row: L. Wise, J. Guthrie, L. Bowman. L. Holmes, L. Flanagan, T. Hollinrake, S. Mosher, M. Selman, B. Johnston. 4th Row: L. Moody. M. Pheiffer, M. Ennis, S. McDowell, M. Shaw, J. Hazlett, R. Hill, S. McDowell, K. Collinson. 14 and as Much to Be a Front Row: L to R: S. Rednour, R. Stickle, M. Moody, B. Naslund, M. Larson, T. Scott. 2nd Row: P. Main, K. Erickson, J. Erickson, L. Harpman, T. Meredith. O. Hill, R. Main. 3rd Row: T. Devlin, A. Salter, D. Blust, S. England. N. Lansing, N. Anderson. 4th Row: B. Leafgreen, R. Woodside, K. Erickson, J. Andrews. B. Pelton, T. Miller. 5th Row: B. Patterson, P. Lansing, T. Collins, B. Murdock, S. Clark, A. Fitchpatrick. Mr. Adams: Sponsor. 15 A Time to Be Recognized “Oh Andrew, recite some more!” Past and present members of National Honor Society. Inductees 16 This year ihe ROVA Foreign Language Students were active in many contests. Mark Wagher. Diane Eagle. Andrew Salter, and Anne Westerdale. all Spanish students, won the Spanish Bowl Contest at Aledo High School on February 11 and 12. This was also the date for a lock-in for Foreign L.anguage Clubs. Diane Eagle and Sandy Mesher were awarded Spanish Conversation Awards at Aledo. also. The French and Spanish students also participated in the National French and Spanish Exams. All in all they've had a very exciting, productive, and fulfilling year. 17 A Time for Government Mrs. Marland Advisor. Mike Moody President, Gail Stewart Secretary-Treasurer, Bill I-eafgrcen Vice-President, Mr. Gross Advisor. Student Council Members Ace Main — FFA Rod Main — Seniors Brian Naslund — Lettermen’s Julie McNeil — Foreign Lang. Lori Lundeen — Band Kris Shaw— Foreign Lang. Holly Hunter—FHA Dixie Lawson — Rovan Staff Lisa Childers — Rovan Staff Rod Stickle —NHS Steve England — FFA Susan Larson — Letterwomen’s Beth Johnston — Freshmen Anne Westerdale — Freshmen Robin Hager — Chorus Lynn Wile — Cheerleaders Jim McGraw— ROVA Rowdies Linda Johnson — Sophomores Kevin Erickson — Juniors Sally McDowell — ROVA Rowdies Mindy Pheiffer — Juniors Dirk Schwartzkopf Sophomores Jeff Teel —Seniors A Time for the Future i i pu Front Row L. to R.: J. Guthrie, H. Hunter D. Miller, S. Landon, C. Beetler, K. Carlson, D. Archibald, Second Row: T. Hurst, D. Stutler, C. DePauw, R. Landon, A. Fitchpatrick, V. Collmson, D. Hendricks, K. Rasmusson, M. Custard, Mrs. McQueen, Third Row: R. Blair C. Litchfield, J. Guthrie, P. Kemper, C. Myers, R. Hootman, B. Taylor, S. Anderson, R. Johnson, D. Empson, M. Selman, L. Flanagan, S. Claypool, C. Beetler. Officers Shelly Landon — President Connie Beetler — V.-Pres. Debbie Miller — Secretary Karen Carlson —Treasurer Jeana Guthrie — Director Diana Archibald — Director Holly Hunter — S.C. Rep. 19 A Time for Doing and Learning Our Advisor. I I-A WINN I RS 1978-1979 Section 4 Winners Steve Hngland Swine Production Mark Larson Ag Sales Service David Johnston Soil Water Manag. Juanita lla .lett Sheep Production District Winner Steve Hngland Swine Speech Contest Steve England Second Prepared Speech Keith Erickson Third Extemporaneous It’s still there. Toad. This meeting is so boring. Oh Rod, I'm so embarrassed. 20 A Time to Create Memories The Rovan Staff Mrs. Hannam Our “esteemed” advisor Junior Editors: Anne and Ruby 21 A Time for Fun ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES AC TIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIV ITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITI First Place Juniors Second Place Seniors Sophomores and Freshman tie for Third Place. 26 27 29 A Time for Performance Mrs. McGaan Cheaper by the Dozen Cast Mr. Gilbreth — Rod Stickle Mrs. Gilbreth — Kris Shaw Ernestine — Teresa Swanson Frank — Glenn Hendricks Anne — Diane Eagle Martha — Paige Carlson Jackie — Rick Lundeen Dan — Tod Marquith Bill — Rick Shaw Fred — Tim Lair Lillian — Bobin Pennington Mrs. Fitzgerald — Tara Welch Dr. Burton — Andrew Salter Joe Scales — Randall Blair Miss Brill — Lotta Klynning Larry — Jim Erickson Margaret— Rhonda Blair Elizabeth — Ruby Hill Student Director — Debra Farrell Director — Mrs. Lucille McGaan 31 Student Council Volleyball Allen Williams. Deb Farrell, Otis Hill, Jean Gullstrand. Jim McGraw. Laurie Moody. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL BADMINTON TOURNAMENT BADMINTON WINNERS Men’s Singles — Jim McGraw Men’s Doubles — Mark Spenny Mark Wagher Women’s Doubles — Sally McDowell Shelley Anderson Mixed Doubles — Jim McGraw Carol Nelson Women’s Singles — Championship game between Carol Nelson and Tina Thalaman was not played. 34 S. Strandberg — Galva Dental Assoc. P. Seibolt — Seibolt Farms D. Farrell — WROVA Reporter N. Anderson — Bob’s Locker D. Lawson — Bank of Galesburg D. Hendricks, T. Jones — JC Penney’s S. Anderson — St. Mary's Hospital P. Weedman — Hospitality House D. Archibald — K-Mart T. Waight — Robbins’s Farms J. Guthrie — K-Mart T. Christofferson — Bergner’s J. Andrews — Andrews Implement Co. M. Foster, K. Twaddle — Sears L. Howard — Maurice’s B. Larson — Robbins’s Farm Mr. Crist — Advisor 35 1 9 7 9 “Just The Way You Are 5? P r o m Knox College Union Galesburg, Illinois Music By TAN Saturday Evening April Twenty-eighth Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Nine The Senior Class Faculty, and Administrators were entertained during the evening by the Junior Class. The theme song. “Just The Way You Are”, was sung by M. Foster accompanied by L. Lair. Superstars appearing were Dolly Parton — J. Gullstrand. Ed McMahon — L. Harpman. The Great Karnak — T. Main. Wolfman Jack — T. Meredith, and “The World’s Greatest Band”— R. Woodside. T. Peterson. C. Childers, T. Robbins, B. King. R. Lansing. Credits by L. Howard. 37 SPORTSSPORTSSPORTSSPORTSSPORTSS- PORTSSPORTSSPORTSSPORTSSPORTSPO RTSSPORTSSPORTSSPORTSSPORTSSPOR' Football ’78 VARSITY Back Row, L. to R.: B. Wise, T. Collins. B. Naslund, B. Pelton, T. Scott. B. Murdock. M. Moody, J. Andrews, A. Salter, N. Anderson, R. Main ,B. Whalen. Front Row: R. Woodside, S. England, S. Litchfield, B. Leafgreen, O. Hill, K. Main, R. Stickle, T. Miller, L. Harpman. 44 FRESH.-SOPH. FOOTBALL Back Row, L to R: E. Youngquist, T. Lair, B. Murdock, G. Godsil, R. Taylor, B. Sweet, D. Schwartzkopf, M. Johnston, Front Row: M. Welch, R. Likes, G. Likes, T. Dennis. OUR COACHES Manager: O. Hill Lto R: B. Wise, B. Whalen, M. Watkins. Volleyball VARSITY Top to Bottom, L. to R.: L. Holmes, A. Godsil, K. Collinson, S. McDowell, R. Hill, M. Peiffer, T. Hollinrake, L. Flanagan, S. Larson, L. Moody, R. Johnson, Coach Whitney, J. Gullstrand. R 0 Abingdon 2 2 Knoxville 0 1 Winola 2 0 1 Toulon 2 2 Galva 1 0 Cambridge 2 1 Alwood 2 V 0 Wethersfield 2 0 Alexis 2 DISTRICT A 2 Williamsfield 0 0 Valley 2 Roseville Tournament — Fourth Place 48 JUNIOR VARSITY L. to R.: C. Graves, M. Selman, A. Daniels, K. Shragel, L. Reynolds, S. Twaddle, E. Barnes, R. Ryner, J. Guthrie, K. Flannagan, C. Farrell, L. Johnston, S. McDowell, M. Hollinrake, R. Godsil. 49 Tiger Power VARSITY Back Row, L. to R.: B. Naslund, R. Woodside, T. Ziegler, S. Clark, S. Rednour, B. Patterson, M. Larson, D. Johnston. K. Ericson. Front Row: S. England, N. Lansing, T. Meridith, J. Ericson, P. Lansing, T. Collins, R. Stickle, B. Pelton, L. Harpman. R H S 73 Abingdon 78 79 Williamsfield 72 58 Cambridge 56 54 Lovejoy 59 44 Aledo 42 37 Riverdale 43 57 Knoxville 55 76 Winola 74 66 Toulon 49 52 Galva 70 58 Knoxville 53 52 Abingdon 60 43 Wethersfield 77 R H S 83 Alexis 73 74 Cambridge 53 48 Kewanne 79 61 Winola 59 43 Toulon 61 59 Alwood 56 64 Galva 61 57 Alwood 47 55 Wethersfield 86 58 Alexis 59 63 Alexis 53 61 Monmouth 72 Overall Record 14-11 Conference Record 9-5 Second Place Knox County Tournament so 51 FRESH.- SOPH. Back Row, L. to R.: G. God-si!. T. Reynolds, B. Clay-pool. C. Corcoran, T. Ziegler, W. Howard, Front Row, L. to R.: D. Fay, R. Woodside, E. Youngquist, R. Smith. T. Kirk, B. King. FRESHMEN Back Row, L. to R.: E. Haz-lett, S. Shimmel, T. Ericson, T. Reynolds, B. Swedeen, R. Woodside, Front Row, L. to R.: T. Main, R. Likes, T. Dennis, P. Main. 53 Tigeress Power VARSITY L. to R.: J. Hazlett. L. Flanagan. L. Reynolds, J. Gullstand, L. Moody. L. Holmes. M. Hollinrake. K. Shragal. T. Hollinrake, M. Shaw. P. McNaught. R.O.V.A. 36 Winola 48 R.O.V.A. 35 Toulon 63 R.O.V.A. 65 Knoxville 30 R.O.V.A. 42 Galva 35 R.O.V.A. 32 Warren 48 R.O.V.A. 21 Wethersfield 59 R.O.V.A. 42 Alexis 43 R.O.V.A. 52 AI wood 49 R.O.V.A. 34 Cambridge 65 R.O.V.A. 39 Abingdon 36 Regional R.O.V.A. 56 Alwood 51 R.O.V.A. 21 Kewanee 99 Seniors 54 55 JUNIOR VARSITY Top Row, L. to R.: B. Johnston, R. Godsil, K. Shragal, M. Robbins, S. Twaddle, K. Main, L. Reynolds, Bottom Row: A. Westerdale, E. Barnes, K. Flanagan, L. Larson, A. Fitchpatrick, D. Mosher, P. McNaught, J. Guthrie. Boy’s Track Front Row, L. to R.: B. Murdock, T. Meredith, L. Harpman, R. Stickle, M. Moody, B. Naslund. 2nd Row: Coach Watkins. M. O’Connell, S. Likes. S. Larson. E. Hamilton, T. Collins, Coach Wise. 3rd Row: P. Main, E. Lay. B. Sweet. M. Johnston. G. Godsil. T. Main. 4th Row: B. Swedeen, J. Bjorling, R. Likes, R. Woodside, O. Hill. COACHES AND MANAGERS L. to R.: B. Swedeen. B. Wise. M. Watkins. O. Hill. a. Long Distance Runners c. Sprinters b. Hurdlers d. relays T. Meredith — Triple Jump State Qualifier 59 a. Weight Men c. L. Harpman — High Jump State b. Pole Vaulters Qualifier d. Long and High Jump 60 Girl’s Track Front Row, L. to R.: A. Godsil, Coach Whitney, R. Fay. 2nd Row: B. Godsil, L. Moody, M. Hollinrake, B. Johnston, S. McDowell, D. Mosher. 3rd Row: S. Larson, T. Brose, R. Reiner, C. Graves, J. Guthrie, M. Shaw, T. Hollinrake. 4th Row: R. Pennington, L. Bowman, D. Frantz, R. Godsil, C. Farrell, S. Rittenhouse, J. Haz-lett, S. Mosher, M. Selman. 5th Row: A. Westerdale, A. Fitch-patrick, C. DePauw, S. McDowell, J. Gullstrand, K. Flanagan, L. Reynolds, L. Johnson. These five girls placed in district: 5th Place Hurdles: S. Larson 3rd Place440: J. Hazlett 2nd Place 880: J. Guthrie 3rd Place Mile Relay: S. Mosher S. McDowell J. Guthrie J. Hazlett Also Pictured: R. Fay, Coach Whitney, A. Godsil. 61 A Time to Cheer L. to R. M. Pheiffer, B. Leafgreen, L. Binno, M. Moody, B. King, D. Farrell, D. Blust, K. Main, L. Wise, R. Main, L. Meredith. 64 JV Cheerleaders D. Frantz, B. Pittard, C. Graves, B. Godsil, D. Nelson. 66 ADVERTISING ADVERTISINGADVERTI SINGADVERTISINGADVERTISINGADV ERTISING ADVERTISING AD VERTISIN O O Our Patrons THE BEAUTY BOX Oneida, IL61467 WGIL-WAAG 154 E. Simmons Galesburg. IL 61401 COTTON’S MIDWAY SERVICE Rio. IL61472 KAWASAKI MOTOR SPORTS 172 S. Prairie St. Galesburg, IL 61401 MIDWEST PHOTO SUPPLY 158 N. Broad St. Galesburg. IL 61401 PALMGREN’S FLOOR COVERING 429 E. Main St. Galesburg, IL 61401 LAWSON ELECTRIC SERVICE Oneida, IL 41467 ERICKSON FLORAL SHOP Oneida, IL 61467 ONEIDA AUTO BODY Oneida, IL 61467 VAUGHN H. “SPARKY” JOHNSON State Farm Insurance Oneida. II 61467 ANDREW’S IMPLEMENT HGSLY Altona, IL 61414 GALYA DENTAL ASSOCIATES 212 N.W. First St. Galva.IL 61434 HAIG’S SHOPPING CENTER Altona, 1L 61414 T 484-2771 RIO PRINTING Rio. 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Complete Building Service Kitchen Remodeling Center Altona.IL Phone 484 5751 Conveniently Located on U.S. 34 — Over 100 Years of Banking Service — Congratulations R.O.V.A. Seniors WE ARE PROUD OF YOU and YOUR RECORD MUSICMUSICMUSICMUSICMUSICMUSK MUSICMUSICMUSICMUSICMUSICMUSIC MUSICMUSICMUSICMUSICMUSICMUSIC The Marching Tigers 1978-79 ROVA High School Marching Band 88 1978-79 Flag and Rifle Squad Rifles: L to R, B. Pittard, M. Selman, S. Rittenhouse, R. Godsil, A. Daniels. J. Guthrie Flags: K. Shragel, S. Hamilton, K. Blust, D. Mosher. L. Larson. D. Lawson, B. Godsil, D. Nelson. Also S. Strandburg, R. Stickle, D. Frantz “Band’s favorite pastime' ROVA Band Majorette: Jodyne Guthrie 89 Concert Band 90 78-79 91 1st Row L to R: Patty McCormick, Robin Pennington, Robin Hager, Jean Nelson, Shelley Pierce. 2nd row: Dawn Frantz, Amy Larson, Krystal Swanson. (2nd Row cont.) Teri Brose. Heidi Marquith. 3rd Row: Mike Welch, Glenn Hendricks, Bill Sweet, Dan Reynolds, Robert Stutler, Carl Fitchpatrick. 93 94 The coach awaits. FACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTY- FACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTY FACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTY VI SCHOOL BOARD 1st Row, L to R: D. Erickson. M. Olson. J. King. 2nd Row: J. Tye. D. Holmes. A. Sornberger. ROVA ADMINISTRATION R.O.V.A. Superintendent Dr. James Ennis R.O.V.A. High School Principal Mr. George Collins 98 LMC Assistants OFFICE PAGES L to R: J. Johnson — Secretary, S. McCormick — Lunch Supervisor. J. Skender OFFICE PAGES ___ 101 Mrs. Avis Swanson High School Secretary OFFICE PAGES 99 f. c. a. Mr. Adams: Algebra I, Geometry, Athletic Director, Letter-men’s Club and Soph. Class Sponsor. b. Mrs. Cain: Basic Business, Consumer Ec„ Business Law, Accounting II. c. Mr. Cottingham: Marching, Jazz, Concert and Pep Bands. d. Mr. Crist: Intro. Machine Arch. Drafting, Work Cooperative. e. Mrs. Crist: Intro, 2-D, 3-D and Advanced Art. f. Mr. Gross: Math IV, Physics, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Physical Science, Student Council Sponsor. g. Mrs. Hannam: Typing I, II, Personal Typing, Shorthand I, II, Office Practice, Accounting I, Yearbook Sponsor. g- 100 c. f. g- a. Mrs. Harland: Eng. I, II, III. Am. Lit., Novels, Student Council Sponsor. b. Mr. Kraus: Driver Ed., c. Mr. Laubach: Intro, Adv., Tech., and Ind. Study Mill-work, Small Gas Engines, Welding I, Position Welding, Senior Class Sponsor. d. Mrs. McQueen: Clothing, Foods, Child Care, Housing, Family Singles Living, FHA Sponsor. e. Mr. Meredith: Guidance Counselor, Varsity Basketball Head Coach. f. Mr. Mottaz: Ag. Business, Ag. Chemicals, Advanced Basic Ag., Ag Feeds Power Exploring Ag., FFA Sponsor. g. Miss Nelson: LMC Director. 101 d. a. Mr. Paul: U.S. World History. Am. Govt. Problems. Jr. Class Spon. b. Mr. Ruehmer: H.S. Swing Choirs. c. Mrs. Stiers: Eng. II. Ill, Basic Eng.. Am. Lit.. Speech. Novels. Adv. Grammar. Creative Writing, Fr. Class Spon. d. Mrs. Swanson: French l-IV. Spanish I-IV. Foreign Lang. Club NHS Spon. e. Mr. Walck: Phys. Science, Alg. I. II. Basic Math. Fresh. Basketball Coach. Soph. Class Spon. f. Mr. Watkins: Phys. Science. Biology I. II. Biochem., Fr. Class Spon. g. Mr. Whalen: P.E.. Var. Head Football Coach. h. Mrs. Whitney: P.E.. Volleyball Track Coach, Sen. Class Sponsor. 102 “The Incredible Jesse” a. Custodians: Bob Kemper, Charlie Holmes. b. Cooks: Juanita Foster, Lucille Holmes, Jeanie Foster, Kathy Lufkin. c. Custodian: Jesse Girdler. d. Bus Drivers: Leonard Johnson, Nancy Kemper, Mary Lou Bock, Gerna McGraw, Betty Harmison, Connie Markword, Jane Nelson, Ed Gullstrand, Forrest Hamps-mire. Layo Ruhl. 103 “How do you spell R-E-L-I-E-F?” “Telegram” Happy Baby Shower “Quack, Quack” Homework for teachers 104 I’m a wild and crazy guy!” “I pledge allegiance . . . What’s your excuse?” I’m so excited! “Did you take my doughnuts? “Build those muscles, girls!” Concentration “I just washed my hair and can’t do a thing with “That’sa No, No!!!’ Wash Me! 106 “Is this the U.S.?” “Oh, you caught me!” “My it is hot in here!” Our loyal bus driver! 107 CLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLA- SSESCLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLASSES CLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLASSESCLA- Freshman Class of ’82 B. Anderson E. Barnes Class Officers: Barb Godsil — Secretary. Ross Woodside Vice-President, Beth Johnston S.C. Representative. Ann Westerdale — President. Stephanie Hamilton — Treasurer. K. Flanagan L. Gravitt R. Hager S. Hamilton E. Hazlett 112 T. Marquith T. McNaught A. Larson P. McCormick J. Nelson T. Main C. Lufkin R. Krans H. Marquith T. Lain J. Rohweder R. Ryner T. Sail R.Shaw I bet this seat is more comfortable. S. Shimel D. Strandberg 114 K. Stutler K. Swanson R. Swedeen S. Teel 115 A Time to Begin Sophomore Class of ’81 T. Brose K. Carlson M. Brodie L. Cooley C. Corcoran C. DePauw B. Clay pool D. Devlin T. England Class Officers: Marie Shaw — Treasurer. Linda Johnson — S.C. Representative. Dirk Schwartz-kopf President, Susan McDowell Vice-President, Connie Farrell — Secretary. K. Dooley D. Ewing 117 C. Farrell D. Fay R. Fay L. Fritz K. Gibbs G. Godsil M. Flack M. Hollinrake W. Howard 118 K. Main S. McDowell P. McNaught E. McNeil 119 A Time to Remember D. Schwartzkopf B. Sweet T. Westfall P. Scott M. Selman J. Scott K. Shragal R. Smith G. Stewart R. Taylor S. Twaddle D. Woertz E. Youngquist T. Ziegler 121 O o4 c 3 (N CN CLASS OF 123 D. Archibald “Grey” Class Officers L. to R.: Mindy — Pres., Laurie — Vice-Pres., Krystal — Secretary, Rhonda — Treasurer, Keving — S.C. Rep. 124 L. Carlson “Lance” T. Collins “Teddy” M. Custard “Marcy” C. Cahill “Colleen” C. Childers “Chilibeaner” T. Christofferson “Terri-Pooh” R. England “Roger” C. Carlson “Tuna” S. Claypool “Shellie” J. Ericson “Sleepy” 125 E. Hamilton “Eric” L. Harpman T. Hawk “Harry” “Treda” D. Hendricks “Diane” 126 ft T. Hollinrake “Teri” L. Howard “Howie” H. Hunter Holly” fut D. Ingle “Deb” T. Hurst “Tina Marie” O. Hill “Otie” R. Hill “Rub” 127 D. Johnston “Dave” C. Kemper “Kemper Girl” G. Landon “Butch” P. Lansing “Mouse” L. Lair “Lorie” M. Larson “Steer” 128 G. Martz “Gloria” S. McDowell “Chink” 129 T. Miller “Fat back B. Murdock “Wild Bill” M. O’Connoll “Mark” B. Patterson “Mumbo” T. Peterson Tracy M. Phieffer Phief 130 R. Steck Rod M. Waight Spud T. Welch “T.B.” A. Williams “Alby” L. Wise “Lynnie” 131 133 The Senior Class of 1979 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. L to R: Rod Main Student Council Representative. Brian Naslund - Treasurer. Bill Lcafgreen — Secretary, and Jeff Teel President. NICK. ANDERSON Wicked SUSAN ANDERSON This is the year we will always remember. think back and cherish it always. JIM ANDREWS 135 DIANA BLOSS know how much you love someone until you lose them. Picture Not Available LISA CHILDERS — The JIM CLAYPOOL moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. JACKIE COWELL Not Available JOHN CROSBY LISA BOWMAN — The only way to have a friend is to be one. Picture Not Available JACK COFFMAN TOM DEVLIN — A radical is a man with both feet firmly planted in the air. 136 MARK DEXTER DAN EAGLE regretted my speech — never my silence. STEVE ENGLAND ALAN FITCHPATRICK MARI BETH ENNIS — Blessed are dreams, for if dreams die, it’s like a broken winged bird, that can’t fly. PERRY GRAVES DEBRA FARRELL — Nothing should be more highly prized that the value of each day. CAROLYN HAWK 137 JUANITA HAZLETT — Most success results from filling a need rather than trying to be success- ROSE HOOTMAN — A true friend is forever a friend. Picture Not Available CHUCK HENDRICKS PATTY KEMPER LESA HOLMES — Blessed are those who expect nothing for they shall not be dissappointed. BRENT KING — All flowers fade quickly except blooming idiots. LOTTA KLYNNING SHELLY LANDON — If friends were flowers, then I'd say, I really cherish my bouquet!” DIXIE LAWSON — A smile works magic, like the sun, and makes things bright for everyone. 138 BILL LF.AFGREEN CARRIE LITCHFIELD Don’t put off tomorrow what you can do today. KREG MAIN JOE MARTINSON JULIE McNEIL — May you live all the days of your life. LORI LUNDEEN — I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. BRIAN MARLOW JIM McGRAW — You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough! 139 LINDA MEREDITH — The greatest thing in the world is to know how to be yourself. k CONNIE MYERS — Strangers are friends that you have yet to meet. MICHAEL MOODY — A man without a woman is like a duck without a bicycle. BRIAN NASLUND — A friendly smile is worth a thousand words. SCOTT REDNOUR — It’s BRIAN ROLLINS smart to pick your friends — but not to pieces. SANDRA MOSHER — Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. CAROL NELSON — You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late. Picture Not Available JOEL RYLANDER 140 ANDREW SALTER EDSARGENT PAT SEIBOLDT SHERIE STRANDBERG — Patience is the ability to put up with people you’d like to put down. KRIS SHAW — If I accept the sunshine and warmth I must also accept the thunder and lightning. ROBERT STUTLER — While you are living it up today, also think about tomorrow. TERRY SCOTT ROD STICKLE — You only live once. But if you work it right, once is enough. make a living by what we get: we make a life by what we give. 141 BECKY TAYLOR MARK WAGNER — Taxes could be much worse — suppose we had to pay on what we think we’re worth. JEFF TEEL — Judge not, and ye shall not be judged. TIM WAIGHT — What?????? CATHY TWADDLE — Wistful memories of summer songs, young love, and friendships never to be forgotten. POLLY WEEDMAN — Live for Today!!! What is your favorite car? What is your favorite Who is your favorite 1. Ford place to eat? actor or actress? Trans Am 1. McDonalds 1. Clint Eastwood 2. Mercedes Benz 2. B.Q. Rib Shack Burt Reynolds 2. Julie Andrews Warren Beaty What is your favorite What is your favorite Song? television program? 1. If 1. Saturday Night Live Fire What is your favorite movie? 2. Mork and Mindy 2. If you Leave Me Now 1. Animal House Standing in the Rain 2. Halloween Sweet Home Alabama 3. Every Which Way But What is your favorite 3. Soul Man Loose singer or singing group? You Light Up My Life 4. Up in Smoke 1. R EO Speedwagon Heaven Can Wait 2. Barry Manilow The Ten Commandments 142 M3 144 145 Senior Personalities APPLE POLISHERS Andrew and Linda MOST TALENTED Brent and Lori MOST ATHLETIC Brian and Lesa MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Andrew and Kris 146 78-79 Exchange Student Every time I think of the day I will have to go home, 1 feel like I am going to cry. Why? Because this has been the best time in my life and always will be. 1 thank my great host family for that, the best ones you can find, and you the wonderful people of R.O.V.A. I will remember every minute and everything I have experienced here. How could I forget? 1 admit that I was a little nervous before I came here. I was going to meet with a new kind of people — Americans, living in a rural Midwest community. But now 1 know that even though a few things might be different, over all we are the same. We are all people with feelings, likes, and dislikes and 1 love you for that. I do feel very much at home here. Like many other exchange students I hope I can come back some day. You know that you are always welcome to visit me in Sweden. I’d better stop because 1 am already crying. Let’s keep in touch. Your grateful friend, Lotta Klynning “Seniors Do It Better!” 149 AWARDSAWARDSAWARDSAWARDSA WARDSAWARDSAWARDSAWARDSAW ARDSAWARDSAWARDSAWARDSAWA BOYS ATHLETIC BANQUET Thanks Leonard! FOOTBALL AWARDS Most Val. Senior — T. Scott Most Val. Off. Back — T. Miller Most Val. Def. Back — L. Harpman Most Val. Off. Line — M. Moody Most Val. Def. Line — T. Scott Most Improved — B. Murdock BASKETBALL AWARDS Most Val. Senior — S. Rednour Most Improved —T. Meredith Top Performer — S. Rednour Best Free Throw — N. Lansing Most Assists — T. Meredith Most Rebounds — S. Rednour Defense — N. Lansing. D. Johnston Most Val. Senior Track — B. Naslund 152 AWARDS Basketball Best Free Throw — Lisa Flannagan M.V.P. — Maribeth Hollinrake Volleyball Best Server — Jean Gullstrand M.V.P. — Lesa Holmes Track M.V.P. — Laurie Moody and Susan Larson 153 FFA Banquet Award Winners with State Reporter, Brad Bremer State FFA Degrees Tim Main, Steve England, Rod Main, Keith Erickson, and Kevin Erickson. State Swine Production Steve England — 2nd Parliamentary Procedure Contest Juanita Hazlett— 1st Floor Member Ag Mechanics Contest — 3rd Place Team Brent King— 1st Place Welder Tony Kirk — 2nd Place Surveyer Terry England — 3rd Place Carpenter Roger England — 3rd Place Ag Power Farm Management Contest — 2nd Place Team Keith Erickson, Kevin Erickson, Tim Main, Steve I ilrhfu'M Murk I FHA Banquet Top 10 F.H.A. Members Shelly Landon Carrie Litchfield Karen Carlson Connie Beetler Diana Archibald Rose Hootman Debbie Miller Kelli Rasmussen Velma Collinson Cathy DePauw 155 Industrial Arts Show AWARDS: Golden Hammer: Steve Larson and Brent King Silver Hammer: Brian Marlow and Mike Waight Special Achievement Awards: Jim Erickson Steve Litchfield Shane Likes Ted Collins Outstanding Achievement Award: Mike Moody 156 Awards Thursday, May H EE LIN-SORN BERGER MEMORIAL AWARD (Most Valuable Senior Par Naslund NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ATHLETIC AWARD — Lesa Holmes ATHLETIC AWARDS: Most Valuable Senior — Football (Dale Johnston Memorial Award) Most Valuable Seni Basketball — Scott Rednour Most Valuable SegQ Bkack (Ron Brown Memorial Award)— Brian BAND AWARDS: John Philip Sousa Awar Director’s Awards — Teri CHORUS AW ARDS; Director’s Award -Teresas National Choral Awa aS ereS Special Director’s Award' - SUsawC ENGLISH AWARDS Freshman — Shelly Pierce flj S homore — Lisa Junior • - Trace} Peterson an Sehior — Kris Shaw. Teresa AMERICAN LEGION AMUR AMERICAN LEGION AMERICA1 ITIZENSHIP AWARJ r- Rod D.A.R' LAURIE LEA PATRICIA AND ROVAN YEARBOO i ROVA TEACHER SC cl Sports) — Brian oodv haw, and Rod Stiekl Blair Mark Wagher RD” —(Alt ir.'viuK i aETA WARD — Kris Shaw MEMORIAL SCHOLAR PmH bDICATIQN — Lavo Ruhl man Lori Lun — Andrew Salter an, Juanita Hazlett, Carol Nels®n, Andrew ►NATIONAL MERIT SC’HOi .CLASS OF 1979 SCHOLARS Salter, Kris Shaw, and Teresa AWARD —, Steve England w V. 7 -- -W wn 159 161 MU Speaker: Dr. Peck Class Motto Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path And leave a trail. Class Colors Wine and Ivory Class Flower Rose Top Six Scholars: L. Bowman. C. Nelson. A. Salter, J. Hazlett, K. Shaw, T. Swanson. 163 164 w % • t $� ' • { S‘- 4 . 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