ROWVA High School - Rovan Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

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Little Things Mean A Lot From answering the phone to picking up absence slips, the office pages help Mrs. Snyder in a variety of ways. This year's pages are Angela Welch, Dena Hickey, Barb Martin, Tina Ryner, Loren Godsil, Karla Windsor, Sara Gullstrand, Stephanie Carlson, Tami Kirk, Julie Paul, Doug Carlson, Carla Main, and Tracey DuCharme. 22 Aides Barb Edson and Tracy Hubbard help in the lunchroom. Not pictured are Renae Blair and Kris Morgan, who also helped in the lunch lines. Helpers in the Learning Materials Center are Amy Mundwiler, Scott Maxwell, Cindy Flinner, Sharon Malcolm, and Tracey Copeland.

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Despite some bad weather, fire alarms and life-threatening practice sessions, the R.O.V.A. Band came through with yet another successful season. The band began the year by marching in the Galesburg Labor Day Parade and collected its first piece of hardware with a 1st Place trophy in the Monmouth Prime Beef Festival parade. The Marching Tigers then carried on a great tradition by winning 1st Place in its class in the Morton Pumpkin Festival parade for the 10th year in a row. At the Farming-ton Golden Wave Festival the band was pleasantly redundant: it won everything in its class. These awards included 1st in parade band, field band, field percussion and field wind section. The band also won Best of Class for the day. In Metamora parade competition the band and percussion both received 2nd place. In field the band and percussion both won 3rd place. The band finished the year at the University of Illinois with a 3rd place showing in field band, 5th in field percussion, 5th in parade band, and 3rd in parade percussion. A lot of work went into the band's performances this year, and it certainly showed. 24 Marching Band