ROWVA High School - Rovan Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

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Our greenhand ag teacher is Mr. Gray. He also electrifies us and teaches welding. His favorite sport seems to be donkey basketball. From computers to physics, Mr. Gross has the right chemistry. He also sponsors the Student Council. Student Council sponsor Mrs. Harland also coaches Scholastic Bowl and TEAMS. Maybe that's why she can keep all those characters' names memorized in Romeo and Juliet and Julius Caesar. Mrs. Higus left us at mid-year to start a personalized learning center for infants, but Mrs. Stegall joined us in January. Do you suppose Mrs. Hannam, our versatile business teacher, says, A.a.a, space, in her sleep? This freshman class sponsor also teaches all kinds of other business courses. Academics 11

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Still Crazy After All These Years Mr. Cottingham leads the band to honor after honor — when he isn't busy lighting up everyone's lives with light bulbs, magazines, calendars, raffle tickets, and garage sale memorabilia. Mrs. Behringer gets us out of study hall to work on reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic. On “account of Mrs. Cain, we now know how to type and consume. She also serves as sophomore class sponsor. Mrs. Dennis started our school's first high school special ed. room. That makes her really special. Mr. Grawe likes drafting so well, he even drafts varsity football players. He is constantly “weighting on his conditioning class. 10 Academics

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This picture is proof that Mr. Kraus has survived yet another year of behind-the-wheel driver education. This year he helped found ROVA's S.A.D.D. chapter. Mr. Laubach has taught us how to weld, sand, plane, rivet, hammer, lubricate, and carbureate; but it's too bad he can't craft his own Corvair out of walnut. 12 Acad Our counselor, Mr. Meredith, teaches us about interest in general business, but his principal interest comes every Tuesday and Friday nights during the winter. Mrs. McQueen coaches ROVA's first and only pie-crust team. From Singles Living to Child Care, she stitches, bastes, dices, and slices. By the end of the year, she is probably ready to rip her seams.