ROWVA High School - Rovan Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

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The Mr. Rogers in our neighborhood teaches shop classes and spends his spare time tinkering with his camper. Mr. Ruehmer teaches our voices to sing and our choir to swing. Of chorus, he can be found touring five grade schools and the junior high and senior high. Mr. Sornberger likes to trap animals in his spare time, but they're not the ones that end up in the formaldehyde in biology class. Mrs. Joan Swanson, our Letterwomen sponsor, left after varsity volleyball season to welcome T.J., but she returned to make us run laps and smash birdies. Academics 15

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They've Finally Moved To The Head Of The Class Mrs. Mottaz puts a little English'' into the yearbook, along with a lot of hints, threats, and a lifetime supply of rainbow-colored passes. If Mrs. O'Rourke (alias Miss Boehle) isn't from Fantasy Island, how did such a quiet Mr. Paul doesn't have any fish sticks, but he does have junior class pizzas. He appears to have a great interest in history, but we know his true passion is the Chicago Bears. reading teacher get to be the cheerleading sponsor? 14 Academics

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Making The Grade Madame or Senora Margaret Swanson en-seigne le Francais et dice, Vayan uds. A la grabadora, por favor. Neatsy-keen Mr. Walck doesn't nit-pick when it comes to math classes. You can't Mickey-Mouse around if you want to pass his tests. Mean Mr. Whalen holds Twinkies hostage to keep delinquents from cutting into the lunch line. Detentions, calisthenics, and the mile are just some of the weapons in his P.E. arsenal. Mr. Williams has been tracking J.Y.D. sports this year, and on the side, he does a Cadillac of a job on geometry, algebra, and basic math. 16 Academics