ROWVA High School - Rovan Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

VCA'AN se We didn't exactly make a mcvie9 but encueh happened thrcueh the year ne cculd hare. «?.€ . y.A. mWheel Cneida, IIC14C7 Table cf Contents evening Section Administration and 3 Academics 1C Clubs 23 Call Activities 3C Winter Activities S.2 Spring Activities 38 Seniors 12C Advertising 13C Current events 133 Index 13C Never A Dull Moment There’s never a dull moment at R.O.V.A. For instance, one cold December afternoon Mr. Sappington announced over the loud speaker that a visitor was coming to the school—Governor James Thompson arrived about thirty minutes later. He and his entourage visited our classes and answered a few of our questions considering school consolidation. As we said before we could have made a movie with everything that happened this year, but since we didn’t make a movie we made a book instead. We hope to remind you of a lot of movies you may have seen also. Most of the headlines throughout this book are movie titles. Do you remember any of them? Opening Section 3 Experience Preferred 4 Opening Section Dissecting a fetal pig is a requirement in biology class. This class was found hard at work just before lunch one day. Amy and Angela seem to have found something interesting on the opposite page. Art is an elective class and due to the tougher graduation requirements fewer students are finding time to take advantage of this program but the ones who do thoroughly enjoy the chance to relax and create. ■« ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I I I I : Opening Section 5 The Graduate(s) Every year the child care class runs their own day care center. Our photographer happened to visit on graduation day. 6 Opening Section The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly Opening Section 7 There is one time during the day when everyone is enthusiastic and thats lunch time. Everyone is ready to get out of the classroom to see and talk to their friends. Even the teachers look forward to lunch time (especially on the last day of school.) Separate I 8 Opening Section Opening Section 9 Tables Academics ArtwcrK or seen Teroenlm xml Mri CrM They Mrs. Gaylene Cain has been teaching at R.O.V.A. for 8 years. Our accounting and consumer Economics teacher; who loves Garfield, lobster, and “The Sound of Music”, graduated from Southern Illinois University. Going over scripts for a Coca-Cola commercial, Mr. Walck? Our band director, Mr. Gerald Cottingham, alias Mr. “C”, graduated from NMSU in Kirksville. Missouri. He has been at R.O.V.A. for 14 years and he loves prime rib, Funky Winkerbeam, and Clint Eastwood. 12 Faculty Who Dare Trying to figure out what it really is, .Jim? A teacher at R.O.V.A. for 5 years, Mrs. Kay Dennis teaches just about everything. She loves Mexican food and working with students who have special needs. Mr. Stephen Gray, the agriculture teacher, has been here 2 years. He loves lasagna and his favorite movie is “A Christmas Carol.” He graduated from WIU. Faculty 13 What They Put Up With Mr. Norman Gross has taught chemistry, physics, and computers for 15 years. He likes Garfield as his favorite character and pizza as his favorite food. His pet peeve is students who copy other students’ work. Who us? Get into mischief? Never! Busy at work on those programs. UN UNLOCK TOUR FUTURE Our typing, shorthand, and office practice teacher, Mrs. Debbie Hannam, has been at R.O.V.A. for 8 years. She loves pizza and thinks Robert Redford is a real hunk. Mrs. Jeanne Harland has taught English for 12 years at R.O.V.A. She loves chocolate and pasta. Her favorite movie is “The Wizard of Oz” because she loves those ruby slippers. 14 Faculty The yearbook sponsor and LMC director, Teresa Higus likes Hawkeye” Pierce, James Garner, and brownies. She has been here 6 years and loves being around people. Mr. Bud Laubach has been teaching woodworking, drafting and small engines for 16 years. He enjoys comedy, Chinese food. Woody Woodpecker, and Don Knotts. Don’t you people know anything? Our chocolate chip cookie loving drivers’ education teacher, Mr. John Kraus has been here 18 years. He likes Garfield, Star Trek movies, Clint Eastwood and Lassie. Faculty 15 Life Begins at Eight-thirty Our home economics teacher, Mrs. Lois McQueen, has been teaching at R.O.V.A. for 20 years. She received her B.S. from SIU and her Masters in Education from University of Illinois. She loves pizza and her favorite actor is Robert Redford. Have you had your sprinkle today? Janet Mottaz graduated from Western Illinois University She’s been teaching English at R.O.V.A. for 2 years. Sh enjoys chocolate fudge cake and suspense films with a goc plot. 16 Faculty The Cool and the Crazy Our English and advanced grammar teacher, Dan Renwick, has been here for 7 years. He likes chili, goulash, and chocolate chip cookies, and his favorite movie is “A Christmas Carol.” Mr. Bill Rogers began teaching shop classes 17 years ago because he enjoyed working with metal. He enjoys chocolate and Bill Cosby, and his pet peave is people who have no pride. Faculty 17 For the love of it Our biology and science teacher of 6 years, Mr. Bill Somberger, graduated from Iowa Wesleyan. His favorite food is prime rib and his favorite movie is “Romancing the Stone.” Mrs. Joan Swanson has been coaching volleyball and teaching P.E. for 6 years. Her favorite food is pizza and her favorite character is Mr. Kraus. Mr. Terry Ruehmer has taught vocal music for 10 years. He chose vocal music out of his desire to spread the joy of music to kids. The learning disabilities teacher, Mrs. Karen Stevens, has been here 2 years. She graduated from Eastern Illinois University. She enjoys pizza and her favorite movie is “Star Wars”. 18 F$cjjlty Scott Williams has been teaching math, and coaching Fresh-Soph basketball and girls track at R.O.V.A. for the past 2 years. He enjoys steak, shrimp, and spaghetti. He also loves the Iowa Hawkeyes. Our French and Spanish teacher is Mrs. Margaret Swanson. She enjoys croissants and tacos. Dustin Hoffman is her favorite actor and Inspector Cluseau her favorite character. Her pet peeve is running out of hot water while taking a shower. Mr. Robert Walck has been at R.O.V.A. for 12 years. He began teaching math becuase he enjoyed it. He also enjoys John Wayne and pizza. He graduated from Western Illinois University. The P.E. and health teacher of 16 years, Mr. Bill Whalen, reflected that his pet peeve was people who have the ability to succeed, but don’t push themselves enough. He enjoys Italian food. Faculty 19 The Backbone Mrs. Jeannie Johnson is head bookkeeper in the administration office. One of Mrs. Snyder’s jobs this year was to help Mr. Whalen sell tickets to the girls’ tournament games. Mrs. Joan Skender, right, is tresurer for the R.O.V.A. district. 20 Administration Mrs. Sandy Snyder is the high school secretary and has been for four years. Mrs. Shirley McCormick is lunch room coordinator for the district. Of Our District Our principal, Mr. Neil Sappington, has been here for four years. Mr. Vincent Laird, Superintendent of R.O.V.A. schools. Administration 21 The school board members are (standing) David Ptaszek, Anne Robbins, Roger Wenstrom, and Dennis Nelson (sitting) LeRoy Watters, Rollin Tye - president, and Roliie Moore secretary Help Wanted! Bob Whitman Marcia Kaletsch Jesse Girdler Bus Drivers: front row—Katherine Bock, Loretta Wood-side, Jane Nelson and Gerna McGraw. back row—Vicki Mundwiler, Harriet Godsil, Connie Markword, Sharon Chockley, Nancy Kemper, and Betty Harmison. 22 Staff Office Pages: front row—Noelle Snyder. Candi Fleisher, Heidi Nelson, Tracey DuCharme, and Tabitha Gibbs, back row—Karen Hutchinson, Rob Kalb, Sara Gullstrand, Mrs. Sandy Snyder, Ronette Howard, Carol Stewart, and Jon Nelson. Cooks:Claudia Carlson, Jean Foster, Leona Swanson, and Kathy Lufkin. Judy Lake Kitchen Helpers: Barb Edson, Tracy Hubbard, Shawn Pitman, and Kim Gibson. Staff 23 Lettermen: front row—Andy Nelson, Doug Gibson, Shawn Cantwell, Darrin Carlson, Chris Culver, Jon Nelson, Chad Landers-Student Council Rep., David Nelson, Jim Robbins--Secretary, Tim McNaught, and Tony McCann, middle row—Brent Creason, Jake Libby, Jason Landers, Paul Pogue. Rodger Main, Rob Kalb. Don Jacobson, Troy Wolford, Tom Todd, and Steve Reffett. back row—Andy Ziehr-treasurer. Scott Larson, Luke Marquith, Jim Murphy, Todd Markword, Mark Andrews, Duane Denniston, Chuck Guldenzopf, Terry Mackey- Vice President, Shawn Johnson--President, and Tom Hubbard. 26 Lettermen Letterwomen: front row-Noelle Snyder, Barb Isbell, Chrisy Tye-secretary treasurer, Kim Bloss, Carol Stewart, Ronnette Howard, and Jan Stevens, back row-Kathy Laird, Tori Larson, Shelly Orwig, Stacy Rylander, Sara Gullstrand-Student Council Rep., Coach Joan Swanson, Julie Lake-President, Heidi Nelson-Vice President, Theresa Anderson, Amy Crouse, Barb Peterson, and Teri McCracken. Letterwomen 27 Children of the Corn Future Farmers of America Our chapter of the Future Farmers of America didn’t star in the movie “Children of the Corn” but they took part in enough activities during the year ABC could have made a mini-series about them. They managed the concession stands for all the games, presented a harvesting safety school at the grade schools, sold fruit, played basketball against other chapters, purchased a computer and printer, went skiing at Snow Star, sent four members to the national FFA convention in Kansas City, hosted a market evaluation clinic for swine producers, had two calves born in the Ag shop, planted a corn variety test plot and hosted their annual banquet. While all this was going on the chapter as well as several individuals were receiving several awards. At left, Darrin Carlson and Lee Emerick are pictured holding their section foundation awards for Feed Grain Production and Wildlife management. Blake Kallenbach received tenth place in individual state crop judging. The R.O.V.A. FFA chapter won the Century Award, Superior Chapter in Safety Program, Bronze Emblem Chapter in Program of Activities and the R.O.V.A. team won eleventh place in State Crop judging. Some members were busier than others. Terri McCracken attended the Illinois Agricultural Youth Insititute in Springfield and the Farm Bureau youth offiliates conference in Decatur. David Lindsey attended the Carl Sandburg Honors tour in Chicago. Chapter members listen as a representative from Country Companies demonstrates the proper procedure for backing a wagon up an incline during Farm Safety Week in the spring. 28 FFA First row: Jody Roberts, Dallas Swanson, Troy Newman, Rod Parkinson, Lee Emerick, Shane Simpson, Rodger Main, Phillip Wenstrom, Cary Johnson, Greg Johnston, and Trade Kimler. second row: Larry Wilson, Darrin Carlson, Kurt Swanson, Jake Libby, David LaCourse, Lorrie Pennington, Kim Gibson, Jon Nelson, Shawn Cantwell, David Lindsey, Shannon Johnson, and Shawn Pitman. Third row: Doug Gibson, Jeff Pemberton, Joe Rafferty, fMelanie Schwartzkopf, Blake Kallenbach, Mike Stowe, David Nelson, Don Jacobson, Chris Crowl, fJames Thomson, Terri McCracken, and Jan Stevens. Officers President--Tracy Newman Vice President--Terri McCracken Secretary--Rodger Main Treasurer--Darrin Carlson Reporter—Melanie Schwartzkopf Sentinel-Doug Gibson Student Council Rep.--Kim Gibson Cooperative Activities Chr. --Jeff Pemberton BOAC—Shawn Pitman Safety—David Nelson Heritage—Jody Roberts Advisor—Mr. Steve Gray FFA 29 Home For Future Homemakers of America: Sitting—Rachel Snyder, Terri Kemper., director; Ronette Howard, Tracy Prince, director. Second Row- Dawn Christofferson; Wendee Weedman, Jo Derry, Lori Pennington, Kathy Carlson, Barb Peterson, Jan Stevens, Anne Olson, Stephanie Carlson, Mona Marshall. Back row- Jenny Reynolds, Teresa Laubach, Kelly Quinones, Heather Engles, Betsy Bodenhamer, Mindy Stewart,; Michelle Cottingham, secretary; Kellie Folger, treasurer;Teresa Prince, President;Angela Welch, vice president; Angela Olson, Student Council Representative; Tricia Howarter, Amy Ziehr, Noelle Snyder, Missy Mundwiler, Melissa Carlson, Karen Hutchinson, Carol Stewart. 30 FHA Top Ten Members—Betsy Bodenhamer, Mindy Stewart, Teresa Laubach, Kellie Folger, Tricia Howarter, Jo Derry, Dawn Christofferson, Terri Kemper, Tracy Prince and Teresa Prince. the Hero The FHA chapter does a lot through the year. They try to have a different activity each month. This year they had a weiner roast, Halloween party, section lock-in, Region 3 rally, Christmas party, visited a nursing home, had a Daddy Date Night, pizza party, took a tour of St. Mary’s, went to state convention and had their annual banquet in May. FHA 31 -V, - jpc % New members this year are: (first row)-Teresa Laubach, Christie Cain, Mary Robbins, (second row)-Kim Whalen, Amy Ziehr Laura Holme Theresa Anderson, Julie Lake, (third row)-Kathy Carlson, Lynn Stotts, Jeff Kremer, John Asplund, Rob Kalb, Kathy Laird, (fourth row) Mrs. Margaret Swanson, Scott Dennis, Jim Murphy, Jason Libby, and Jerod Gross. The Right Stuff The National Honor Society continued it’s traditional activities, as well as trying some new things. They started off the year by selling mums for Homecoming. Then, they continued in the flower selling theme by selling carnations for Valentine’s Day. The flowers were red or white and accompanied by a poem, and sometimes, dramatic humming. The flowers were delivered during the day, and gave people the chance to show someone special that they cared. The NHS was in for a disappointment when they began planning their annual trip. Due to a new seatbelt law, they weren’t able to go to Chicago. Instead, the group decided to visit the Amana Colonies in Iowa. Mr. Dan Renwick went with them, and they had a chance to view a different way of life and see the crafts and products that they produced in the area. At the induction ceremony, our chapter recognized and thanked the man who started NHS at R.O.V.A., Mr. William Pyle. They presented him with a plant to show their gratitude. Returning members are: Amy Mundwiler, Michelle Cottingham, Patti Behymer, Tracey Copeland, Heidi Nelson, second row—Mrs. Margaret Swanson (sponsor), Jan Stevens, Barb Peterson, Jim Robbins, Angela Olson, Chad Landers, Julie Harpman. third row—Dan Reem, Bryan Holmes, Andy Ziehr, and Rodger Main. National Honor Society 33 Back Row: Dan Russel, Rob Kalb-Secretary, Bryan Holmes-President, Paul Pogue-Vice President, Mary Robbins Middle Row’: Dan Reem, Laura Holmes, Angela Olson, Julie Harpman, Justin Pogue, Jeff Kremer First Row: Kathy Carlson, Angela Welch, Chad Landers, Carol Stewart, Sara Gullstrand, Geoff Pulliam 34 Student Council i All The President’s Men M f V « W Brainwaves Varsity Scholastic Bowl Team: front row—Bryan Holmes, Jim Robbins, Jason Landers, Jerod Gross, and Mrs. Jeanne Harland. back row—Angela Olson, Tom Todd, Jim Keneipp, Andy Nelson, Jeff Kremer, and Dan Reem. Fresh Soph Team: front row—David Chockley, Jim Keneipp, Jerod Gross, and Jason Landers, back row— Amy Ziehr and Lori Hare. Scholastic Bowl The Scholastic Bowl teams went to Galva, Wethersfield and Abingdon. The Fresh-Soph team took 4th place at Wethersfield and both teams took first place at Abingdon. Rovan Staff: back row—Kim Whalen, Michelle Cottingham, Teresa Prince(editor), Kathy Laird, Julie Harpman. middle row—Angela Welch, Missy Cantwell, Bryan Holmes, Kim Gibson, Tracey Hubbard, front—Angela Olson. 38 Rovan Staff Headline Hunters An American In Paris (or Madrid) Foreign Language Club: back row—Rich Carlson, Melanie Schwarzkopf, Jim Robbins, Andy Ziehr, Dan Reem, Mrs. Margaret Swanson, Angela Olson, Dee Dredge, Laura Holmes, Amy Ziehr, Lorrie Pennington, Bryan Holmes, Dawn Steck, Sherry Dredge, Laurie Long, Chris Kennedy, Connie Murphy, Jenny Reynolds, and Aimee Weedman. front row—Christie Cain, Kellie Folger, Tracey Copeland, Mary Robbins, Teresa Laubach, Rob Kalb, Tabitha Gibbs, Suzanne Shostrum, Lori Morgan, and Stacey Leafgreen. 40 Foreign Language Club Awards Western Festival Spanish Poetry I Scott Laird 4th II Lorrie Pennington 4th III Bryan Holmes 3rd Spanish Quiz Bowl II Rob Kalb, Tracey Copleand, Heidi Nelson, Amy Zeihr 2nd French Skit II Christie Cain, Kellie Folger, Teresa Laubach, Angela Olson, Mary Robbins. 1st French Quiz Bowl I Lori Hare, Jennie Reynolds, Mechlle Rylander, Jodi Swanson. 4th II Christie Cain, Angela Olson, Mary Robbins. 3rd III Dan Reem, Jim Robbins, Andy Ziehr. 4th National French Contest I Mechelle Rylander 5th II Jim Robbins 4th III Dan Reem 3rd National Spanish Contest II Rob Kalb 1st III Bryan Holmes 3rd Knox College Contest Spanish Poetry I Aimee Weedman 2nd Foreign Language Club 41 Steven Anderson Richard Barkley Erica Bettisworth Bob Bewley Joe Boone Melody Boyd Brenda Brown Bill Cantwell Rod Cantwell Angie Carlson Melissa Carlson Billi Cheline Jennifer Clark Joyce Colwell Sherry Dredge Roger Fitzsimmons Cathy Flinner Mike Flynn Dean Forster Henry Genisio Sorry, photo not available 44 F reshmen Innocent Joe Genisio Matt Green Melissa Harding Jon Hootman Darlyene House Tricia Howarter Fred Isbell Michael Jenkins Cary Johnson Greg Johnston Annette Kimler Todd Kistler Scott Laird Tracey Larson Stacy Leafgreen Jacque Lindsey Laurie Long Lori Lumberry Jerry Mackey Tara Marshall Freshmen 45 Kevin Melton Lynn McCormick Melaney Money Melissa Mundwiler Connie Murphy Todd Newburgh Matt Olson Kenneth Ostrader Jolene Peterson Justin Pogue Geoffrey Pulliam Joe Rafferty Shawn Reathaford Jennie Reynolds Daniel Russell Mechelle Rylander Amy Sargeant Skipper Simms Rick Smith Rachel Snyder A Brand New 46 Freshmen Life Dawn Steck Mindy Stewart Stephanie Stotts Mike Stowe Dallas Swanson Jami Swanson Jodi Swanson Ted Treadway Jason Vittone Mark Watt Elaine Watters Aimee Weedman Phillip Wenstrom Larry Wilson Rusty Wingo Danny Woertz Freshmen Class Officers: Kevin Melton, Secretary; Scott Laird. Vice President; Dan Russell, President; Melissa Carlson, Treasurer; and Justin Pogue, Student Council Representative. Freshmen 47 Among the John Asplund Brad Bent Jay Beary Lorie Blickem Betsy Bodenhamer Christie Cain Pat Cannon Missy Cantwell Kathy Carlson Rich Carlson Julie Carr David Chockley Robert DaVis Dee Dredge Barb Edson Kelly Folger Tabitha Gibbs Kim Gibson Jerod Gross Lori Hare 48 Sophomores Living Laura Holmes Shannon Johnson Terri Johnston Rob Kalb Blake Kallenbach Teri Kemper Jim Keneipp Jim Kilgore Chris Kennedy Tracie Kimler Shannon Lampson Teresa Laubach Tammie Lawson Jason Libby Calvin Line Bob Lundeen Chuck Lundeen Scott Maxwell Jason Landers Angie McQueen Sophomores 49 Anything Can Lori Morgan Jon Nelson Troy Newman Rhonda Nyman Rod Parkinson Jeff Pemberton Lisa Peterson Shawn Pitman Cindy Predmore Tracy Prince Kelly Quinones Mary Robbins Sophomore Class Officers: Rob Kalb, Vice President; Laura Holmes, Student Council Representative; Jon Nelson, Tresurer; Mary Robbins, President; Teresa Laubach, Secretary. 50 Sophomores Happen Jody Roberts Tony Rochelle Todd Rogers Rob Schulz Melanie Schwarzkopf Suzanne Shostrom Shane Simpson Rick Simms Noelle Snyder Shanda Stevens Kurt Swanson Steve Treadway Amy Tropp Kim Whalen Jeff Wilson David Wurzburger Amy Ziehr Sophomores 51 The Doug Anderson Mark Andrews Patti Behymer Mary Bevard Darrin Carlson Stephanie Carlson Shawn Cantwell Joe Carr Dawn Christofferson Tracey Copeland Michelle Cottingham Brent Creason Chris Crowl Chris Culver Jo Derry Robb Downard Tracey DuCharme Lee Emerick Heather Engels Candi Fleisher 52 Juniors Arousers Doug Gibson Candy Green Chuck Guldenzopf Bryan Holmes Barb Isbell Karen Hutchinson Don Jacobson Jeff Kremer Terry Lawson Amy Lingwall Kathy Loveall Mike Lucas The Junior Class officers, from bottom to top, are: Tracey DuCharme--secretary; Jeff Kremer--S.C. Hep.; Julie Lake--Vice President; Bryan Holmes--President; Heidi Nelson- Treasurer. Juniors 53 Rodger Main Todd Markword Luke Marquith Mona Marshall Paul Miller Amy Mundwiler Jeff Murphy Andy Nelson David Nelson Heidi Nelson Shelly Orwig Corey Palm Lorrie Pennington Paul Pogue Dan Reem Julie Reynolds I knew I should have studied for this! The Best 54 Juniors Place to Be Jim Robbins Tina Ryner Bill Sargeant Shelly Schwarz Photo not available. Trevor Simmons Robert Sloan Jim Stewart Lynn Stotts Troy Wolford What did we do to deserve this? Juniors 55 Artwork by Scott Terpeni Crist Fall 57 The Bold and the Brave Varsity Football: front row- Jon Nelson, Rob Kalb, John Asplund, Bob Lundeen, Rod Parkinson, Chuck Lundeen, Shane Simpson, Jerod Gross, Scott Maxwell, and Jeff Wilson, middle row- Chris Culver, Chuck Guldenzopf, Jason Libby, Troy Wolford, Shannon Johnson, Jeff Pemberton, Mark Andrews, Shawn Johnson, Chad Landers, and Steve Reffett. back row- Coach Dale Grawe, Jason Landers, Todd Markword, Duane Denniston, David Nelson, Don Jacobson, Terry Mackey, Paul Pogue, Brent Creason, Tony McCann, Tim McNaught, and Coach Bill Wise. Shawn Johnson, Senior. Chad Landers, Senior. Duane Denniston, Senior. 58 Football Terry Mackey, Senior. ft Tony McCann, Senior. Tim McNaught, Senior. Steve Reffett, Senior i-Chrisy Tye. Barb Peterson, Jan Stevens, and Kim Bloss . • Managers Football 59 Varsity Scores J V Scores Southern ROVA THEM 24 22 Abingdon 6 40 Toulon 6 28 Alexis 6 7 A1 wood 20 6 Winola 41 14 Galva 13 7 Cambridge 16 14 Wethersfield 18 19 ROVATHEM Toulon 7 14 Alexis 14 8 Alwood 15 6 Winola 13 0 Galva 14 0 Cambridge 7 8 Wethersfield 12 22 60 F ootball The Best Defense ballon down ydst Junior Varsity team: back row—Coach Dan Renwick, Rick Smith, John Asplund, Scott Maxwell, Jeff Pemberton, Todd Newburgh, Dan Russel, Mike Stowe, Shannon Johnson, Jeff Wilson, Steve Anderson, Jerod Gross, Shawn Reathaford. front row—Rod Parkinson, Bob Lundeen, Chuck Lundeen, Jason Vittone, Scott Laird, Fred Isbell, Phillip Wenstrom, Greg Johnston, Cary Johnson, Jerry Mackey, and Shane Simpson. Football 61 The Bad and The Varsity Football Cheerleaders: top—Carol Stewart;bottom— Amy Crouse, Lynn Stotts, Karen Hutchinson, and Michelle Cottingham. 62 Cheerleaders The Beautiful This year the cheerleaders had a new sponsor, Miss Kim Mitchell(pictured left). She taught them new cheers and mounts and was always there cheering them on no matter what the crowd was doing. All of the cheerleaders agreed that the crowd was not the greatest. When the team was winning, the crowd really helped, but when the team was losing, there was very little support from the fans. Both Lynn Stotts, a junior and a cheerleader for 3 years, and Michelle Cotting-ham, also a junior and a cheerleader for 2 years, think that a good crowd should support their team at all times, no matter what the score is or how well the team is Top—Carol Stewart, second row—Noelle Snyder, Melissa Mundwiler, Amy Crouse, Karen Hutchinson; bottom—Stephanie Stotts, Melissa Carlson, Michelle Cottingham, Lynn Stotts; Splits—Kathy Carlson. playing. The season as a whole was really great. According to Noelle Snyder, a sophomore and a cheerleader for 1 year, Miss Mitchell really helped them a lot. She had a lot of good ideas and she made them work hard. But along with the hard work, they also had a lot of fun times together. Most all of the cheerleaders agree that their favorite cheer was “Master of Disaster.” Other favorite cheers were “We’re the Best Team” and “Attention.” Cheerleaders 63 A Big Hand For Varsity Volleyball-back- Candy Green, Ronette Howard, Julie Lake, Kathy Laird, Christie Canin, Tina Ryner, Heidi Nelson, Teresa Anderson, Sara Gullstrand, Wendee Weedman. front- Tori Larson, Tracey DuCharme, Shelly Orwig. VARSITY SCORES Abingdon 7-15 14-16 Wiiliamsfield 15- 6 15-10 Galva 15- 0 15-10 A1 wood 6-15 12-15 Knoxville 15- 9 9-15 15-12 Cambridge 15- 7 15- 8 Wethersfield 15- 5 7-15 12-15 Abingdon 2-15 2-15 Rosville 6-15 15- 9 15-11 Colchester 10-15 15-11 3-15 Wiiliamsfield 15-10 15- 5 Alexis 15- 1 15- 8 Knoxville 9-15 15-12 15- 9 Cambridge 2-15 14-16 Alwood 15- 9 8-15 12-15 Winola 15- 5 15- 5 Wethersfield 15- 8 15- 7 Toulon 15- 9 15- 4 Monmouth 15- 4 8-15 14-16 Orion 11-15 11-15 Alexis 15- 3 15-12 Cambridge 15-12 2-15 11-15 Sara Gullstrand stares down the ball. 64 Volleyball The Little Ladies Senior Players: on top- Ronette Howard, and Kathy Laird, bottom—Teresa Anderson, and Sara Gullstrand. Volley ball 65 The What, Coach, pay attention? Tori Larson stares down the ball. Top to bottom: Laura Holmes, Terri Johnston, and Kellie Folger. standing--Amy Mundwjler. Coach Joan Swanson talks the team. 66 Volleyball Challengers II Junior Varsity Volleyball: in front Lori Morgan, Angie Carlson, Billi Cheline, Stacy Leafgreen, Tracie Kimler. second row—Christie Cain, Mary Robbins, Teresa Laubach, Kim Whalen, Tara Marshall, Annette Kimler, Cathy Flinner. third row—Jodi Swanson, Aimee Weedman, Missy Cantwell, and Jennie Reynolds. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Orion 2-15 7-15 Monmouth 13-15 8-15 Toulon 15-11 17-15 Wethersfield 6-15 11-15 Winola 11-15 15- 3 5-15 Alwood 15- 8 8-15 15- 4 Cambridge 15-10 15-10 Knoxville 15- 9 7-15 11-15 Alexis 11-15 12-15 Williamsfield 16- 2 12-15 15-5 Wethersfield 15-11 15- 9 Cambridge 7-15 11-15 Knoxville 12-15 8-15 Alwood 6-15 6-15 Galva 15- 8 15-11 Williamsfield 14-16 15- 4 14- 7 Abingdon 15- 9 8-15 15-12 Is it a bomb, Christy? Volleyball 67 Music In the Air Marching Band: Front Row Julie Harpman, Ted Treadway, Scott Larson, Dan Reem, Todd Rogers, Betsy Bodenhamer, Stephanie Stotts, Connie Murphy, Julie Lake, Lynn Stotts, Stacy Rylander, Shelly Orwig, Chrisy Tye, Karen Hutchinson, Jon Nelson, Missy Mundwiler, Cathy Flinner, Jennie Reynolds, Mary Robbins, Teresa Laubach, Jason Vittone, John Asplund, Christie Cain. Second Row Laura Holmes, Billi Cheline, Amy Sargeant, Jodi Swanson, Bryan Holmes, Melissa Harding, Scott Laird, Geoff Pulliam. Kathy Carlson, Michelle Cottingham, Kathy Laird, Stephanie Carlson, Amy Mundwiler, Rick Smith, Rob Kalb, Kelly Quinones. Aimee VVeedman, Stacy Leafgreen, Jerod Gross. Drums Elaine Watters, Tracy Hubbard, Tom Todd, Kathy Loveall, Kim Whalen, Angela Olson, Jim Keneipp, Jim Robbins, Rob Schulz, Derrick Appell. Flags Sara Gullstrand, Mona Marshall, Jacque Lindsey, Melissa Carlson, Carol Stewart, Julie Carr, Noelle Snyder, Dee Dredge, Patti Behymer, Theresa Anderson. The Marching Band started off the year with a 1st at the Prime Beef Festival parade and also received “Best Overall”. They went on to receive a 1st place at the Morton Pumpkin Festival parade. After Morton, they went on to the M-D-R Marching Festival and received a 1st in parade and a 2nd in field. At the Meta-mora Marching Festival, both the Parade band and the Field band received 2nds. To conclude the season at the U. of I. Marching Festival, they received a 2nd in Parade, a 2nd in Field, a 2nd in Field Color Guard, and a 3rd in Field Percussion. Marching Band 69 The Chosen Colorguard: front row--Karen Hutchinson. Mona Marshall, Chrisy Tye. Patti Behymer, Stacy Rylander, Julie Carr. Michelle Cottingham. Noelle Snyder, Lynn Stotts, back row--Melissa Carlson, Dee Dredge, Theresa Anderson, Shelly Orwig, Sara Gullstrand, Carol Stewart. Jacque Lindsey. Drum Major -Shelly Orwig. Spirit Week started off with the dress-up days. The dress-up days give everyone a chance to be crazy and get hyper before the big game on Friday. Plaid Day started off the week and gave everyone a chance to participate and be as reserved or nutso as they wanted to be. Many students searched through the depths of their parents closets to show their support for R.O.V.A. During the course of the week, students dressed up like their favorite cartoon characters .(with several Annie dresses donated by the Swing Choir), the T.V. rerun heroes, and their favorite rock stars. The week was concluded with everyone donning the black and gold for Tiger Day on Friday. The traditional skit night was held on Thursday, but this year the entire program was held in the cafetorium to avoid problems with the weather. All the classes had skits and several clubs presented skits as well. Whether it was a take off on Miami Vice, an ancient Indian folk tale, a tale of life in a candy store, or life with “big Mama” all the skits were a lot of fun and enjoyed by all. After the skits came the main event, coronation. Senior class president, Julie Harpman read the names of the new Homecoming King and Queen and their court. The previous King and Quenn were unable to attend the actual coronation, although they made it to the dance, so the King and Queen from two years before, John Dennis and Debbie McNaught filled in. All-in-all, the evening was exciting and lived up to its reputation. Born A Star Is Clockwise, beginning in the upper left hand corner: Previous King and Queen, Wayne Smith and Carla Main; Freshmen attendents, Tara Marshall and Greg Johnston; Sophomore attendents, Noelle Snyder and Jason Libby; Junior attendents. Tori Larson and David Nelson; Senior attendents,Amy Crouse and Scott Dennis; King and Queen, Carol Stewart and Shawn Johnson. Below: The 1985 Homecoming Royalty including crown bearers Erin Truelove and Ryan Kalb. King and His Queen rV 3y. The Road Warriors This year, instead of just having a float competition, the Student Council sponsered an overall spirit competition. The contest had three parts: percentage participating in dress-up days, skit competition, and float competition. This contest gave a better over all picture of how many people got involved in the festivities. In the float competition the sophomores won. The seniors won the dress up days competition. The sophomores won the skit competition. Everyone had a good time and showed their pride in their school. Homecoming 75 Animal House Friday after the parade we had a pep assembly. The cheerleaders helped everyone get psyched-up for the big game. The pep band played, the cheerleaders yelled, and everyone became hysterical— or pretty close. The highlight came when the teachers got revenge on their favorite students by imitating them in a hilarious skit. Representing jocks, brown nosers, nerds, trouble makers, flirts, peppy cheerleaders, and jerks, the teachers showed us a little bit of ourselves and added a lot of life to the celebration. 76 Homecoming A Night In Heaven Oh, Brother! Aggie: Kim Whalen Tim: Scott Laird Mr. Golden: Mark Watt Mr. Warwick: Jason Vittone Mr. Lawler: Tom Todd Nurse: Kathy Carlson Jacque: Dan Reem Teacher: Kathy Laird Mom: Julie Harpman Mary Sue: Laura Homes Students: Michelle Cottingham, Mechelle Rylander, Rob Schulz, Kathy Carson, Stacy Leafgreen, Jim Keneipp 7 Deadly Sins: Kathy Carlson, Michelle Cottingham, Laura Holmes, Rob Schulz, Stacy Leafgreen, Jim Keneipp Clerk: Julie Harpman Thieves: Michelle Cottingham, Mechelle Rylander Horse: Jason Vittone Paper Boy: Scott Laird Mail Carrier: Mechelle Rylander Carolers: Jason Vittone, Rob Schulz Betty Lou: Michelle Cottingham The Cop and the Anthem Lemuel T. Thwackbusher: Bryan Holmes Head Waitress: Kathy Laird Candy Saleslady: Michelle Cottingham Tough Kid: Scott Laird Umbrella Man: Jason Vittone Society Ladies: Laura Holmes, Kathy Carlson Little Girl: Stacy Leafgreen Nanny: Julie Harpman Florabelle Hobbs: Mechelle Rylander Old Crone: Angela Olson Policemen: Jim Keneipp, Dan Reem, Tom Todd, Scott Laird 80 Fall Play The Greatest Show on Earth Although it had been many years since the last fall play, Mrs. Janet Mottaz bravely took charge and renewed the tradition. This year the R.O.V.A. had two fall plays for the price of one. The first was a comedy farce called “Oh, Brother!” It followed the perils of Aggie, an only child who is about to be “blessed” with a new baby brother (or sister!), and Jacque, a Shakesperean actor with a severe case of melancholia. Together they experience the seven stages of man, beginning with the drooling infant and ending with old age. Jacque inadvertantly convinces Aggie that a brother wouldn’t be so bad after all, and Aggie shows Jacque that life is really worth living. They discover all this just before the birth of Aggie’s sibling... who’s a girl. The second play recounts the adventures of an extremely sophisticated bum named Lemuel T. Thwack-busher. It was entitled “The Cop and the Anthem” and was based on the work by 0. Henry. Lemuel is seeking a haven from the hazards of winter on Blackwells’s Island, the local prison. Although he tries his best to get arrested, he can’t seem to manage it. Lemuel attempts theft, debt, vandalism, and even “mashing” innocent females, all to no avail. At last, inspired by the organ music of a nearby church, Lemuel is reformed. He decides to clean up his life just before he’s arrested for loitering. Everyone had a lot of fun presenting these plays and even though Mrs. Mottaz was on the verge of a nervous breakdown, she held together and the plays were successes. Fall Play 81 Varsity Scores Opponent We They Williamsfield 43 56 Abingdon 44 69 Sherrard 45 53 Aledo 62 64 Union 73 48 Aledo 60 50 Avon 43 63 Knoxville 44 50 Toulon 67 76 A1 wood 45 61 Cambridge 39 51 Alexis 70 47 Winola 70 50 Wethersfield 47 48 Galva 48 71 Toulon 55 45 Alwood 41 56 Winola 49 63 Cambridge 43 57 Alexis 58 45 Wethersfield 37 39 Galva 64 63 Alwood 44 61 '• 6EPf I 51 Varsity Boys: Front Row Joe Carr, Jason Libby, Jon Nelson, Andy Ziehr, Rodger Main, and Rob Kalb. Back Row Coach Robert Meredith, Darrin Carlson, Shawn Cantwell, Todd Markwood, Doug Gibson, Andy Nelson, Don Jacobson, Jim Murphy, Coach Richard Behringer and Coach Scott Williams Boys' Basketball 85 Fresh-Soph Boys’—front row: Jason Vittone, Shawn Reathaford, Rod Parkinson, Kevin Melton, Scott Laird, and Rick Smith, back row: Coach Scott Williams, Brad Bent, I odd Rogers, Kurt Swanson, Rod Cantwell, Dan Russel, John Asplund, Jerod Gross, and Coach Richard Behringer. A Fresh- Soph Scores Winola Us Them Williamsfield 58 38 Abingdon 37 50 Knoxville 44 43 Toulon 44 45 Alwood 39 50 Cambridge 34 36 Alexis 54 27 Wethersfield 47 44 Winola 73 24 Galva 46 24 Toulon 49 38 Managers— Scott Larson, Rob Schulz, and Todd Kistler. Freshmen Boys’ Basketball team—Jason Vittone, Shawn Reathaford, Kevin Melton, Rod Cantwell, Dan Russell, Scott Laird, Rick Smith, and Coach Richard Behringer. $-!4r F ollow Top: Stephanie Stotts; second row: Melissa Carlson, Melissa Mundwiler, Carol Stewart; bottom row: Karen Hutchinson, Noelle Snyder, Kathy Carlson, Lynn Stotts, Amy Crouse; splits: Michelle Cottingham. 88 Cheerleaders The Boys The Varsity Cheerleaders for basketball: Karen Hutchinson, Amy Crouse, Michelle Cottingham, Carol Stewart, and Lynn Stotts. The JV Cheerleaders for basketball: top row—Melissa Carlson, Kathy Carlson, Melissa Mundwiler;standing— Noelle Snyder, and Stephanie Stotts. Since the girls basketball team did so well, we had some male cheerleaders who volunteered to cheer them on at their tournament games. They were: top—Scott Laird; second row—Kurt Swanson, Rob Kalb; bottom row— Scott Larson, John Asplund, and Jon Nelson. Cheerleaders 89 Varsity Girls’ Basketball—front row: Stacy Rylander, Julie Lake, Theresa Anderson, Ronette Howard, Sara Gullstrand. back row: Coach Vinton Pease, Christie Cain, Tori Larson, Tracey DuCharme, Heidi Nelson, Kim Whalen, Shelly Orwig, Amy Mundwiler. Senior Players: Sara Gullstrand, Theresa Anderson, Ronette Howard, and Stacy Rylander. Varsity Scores Abingdon 51 27 Knoxville 76 42 Cambridge 36 50 Rockridge 39 27 Riverdale 58 41 Fulton 50 46 Union 59 36 Cuba 56 46 Monmouth 49 61 Galva 60 38 Orion 52 42 Alwood 79 46 Winola 51 39 Cambridge 29 41 Alexis 48 37 Toulon 59 34 Toulon 58 20 Galva 75 23 Alwood 56 39 Knoxville 57 25 Wethersfield 45 44 Yates City 62 37 Alexis 73 52 Monmouth 38 41 Wethersfield 50 40 Cambridge 56 38 Brimfield 71 46 Monmouth 58 54 Rushville 56 63 Regional games Sectional games Super sectional games After ending their regular season with a 22-4 record the Tigresses went on to the regional at Galva. First they defeated the Wethersfield team with a ten point lead and returned to beat Cambridge for the first regional championship R.O.V.A. girls have ever won. The Tigresses went on to the sectional at Abingdon and the whole community was behind them. They rolled past Brimfield with few problems despite Heidi’s misfortunate case of the flu. Next they took on the Monmouth Zipperettes and that proved to be quite a fight. The Tigresses came out on top after two exciting overtimes. R.O.V.A. fans had to travel a little farther to the super sectional at Hamilton but that didn’t stop them from backing the girls. After a slow start in the first quarter, the Tigresses fought hard but lost to the girls from Rush- ville' Girls- Basketball 91 Bound For Glory Managers (opposite page center— top to bottom) Terri Johnston, Kellie Folger, Angela Welch show it takes teamwork to win. JV Scores Opponent We They Abingdon 19 16 Knoxville 37 20 Cambridge 24 16 Galva 43 19 Orion 34 39 Alwood 39 22 Winola 26 23 Cambridge 23 22 Alexis 29 21 Toulon 35 18 Toulon 17 38 Galva 30 18 Alwood 32 21 Knoxville 21 37 Wethersfield 37 33 Yates City 23 9 Alexis 25 18 Monmouth 32 15 Pictures at an Exhibition 94 Concert Band Concert Band: Stacy Leafgreen, Noelle Snyder, Patti Behymer, Laura Holmes, Shelly Orwig, Michelle Cottingham, Stacy Rylander, Billi Cheline, Connie Murphy, Melissa Harding Second Row: Jodi Swanson, Kellie Quinones, Amy Sargeant, Teresa Laubach, Lynn Stotts, Dan Reem, John Asplund, Stephanie Carlson, Julie Harpman, Angela Olson, Christie Cain, Melissa Carlson, Tracy Hubbard, Aimee Weedman, Tracey Copeland, Jacque Lindsey, Melissa Mundwiler Third Row: Betsy Bodenhamer, Karen Hutchinson, Rick Smith, Kim Whalen, Jerod Gross, Theresa Anderson, Scott Larson, Jason Vittone, Ted Treadway, Mary Robbins, Julie Lake, Jon Nelson, Kiersty Thomas, Stephanie Stotts, Chrissy Tye, Todd Rogers, Cathy Flinner, Geoff Pulliam, Amy Mundwiler, Scott Laird, Rob Kalb, Kathy Carlson, Kathy Laird, Bryan Holmes Fourth Row: Elaine Watters, Jim Robbins, Tom Todd, Derrick Appell, Rob Schulz, Kris Lovell The Concert Band worked hard and was benefited with a great year full of honors. Usual performances on the agenda, like the Christmas and winter concerts, went the best ever. At organizational contest, the band received straight I’s, a great acheivement few other bands came close to and none reached that day. Then the band went to Champaign and received a disappointing second place but recovered a little after pigging out at Bishop’s. At the annual Parade of Bands, awards were given and the tearful seniors played their last concert. Some Like It Hot Jazz Band: Tom Todd, Rob Schulz, Angela Olson, Kim Whalen, Jerod Gross, Christie Cain, John Asplund Second Row: Dan Reem, Laura Holmes, Julie Harpman, Rob Kalb, Bryan Holmes, Kathy Laird, Kathy Carlson Third Row: Kiersty Thomas, Julie Lake, Mary Robbins, Jon Nelson, Chrissy Tye Jazz Band, as always has been a close group of people trying to play as one without driving each other nuts. At Augustana College’s Jazz Festival in December, the band won even after sight reading in total darkness. The band also received first place at the R.O.V.A. Jazz Festival and second at W.I.U.’s Festival. The band also went to Kirksville and ate lots and lots of pizza. We performed at St, Mary’s Square followed by more pizza and finished off the year at an insurance convention at Jumers- and yes, there was pizza after that too. The best improvement we made was that everyone in the jazz band found they could improv. and everybody actually did it and improved because of it. Jazz Band 95 Every- body Sing! Chorus Members: first row- -Tracey Prince and Rachel Snyder, second row—Lori Lumberry, Patti Behymer, Kathy Carlson, and Mr. Terry Ruehmer. third row—Terri Kemper, Billi Jo Brewer, and Geoff Pulliam, fourth row— Tricia Howarter, Michelle Rylander, and Mark Watt, fifth row—Dawn Woertz, Bob Watt, and Jerry Talbert. The chorus sang at the annual Christmas Concert and made a recording for WGIL radio which was aired over the Christmas holdiays. Many of the students successfully participated in solo and ensemble contest in February. The group received a superior rating at the I.H.S.A. choral competition in Sherrard in April. Born to Dance 100 Spring Fling Spring Fling 101 Best Foot Track Team--front row:Jerod Gross, Jim Robbins, Jon Nelson, Rob Kalb, Mike Flynn, Bobby Bewely, Roger Fitzsimmons, Steve Nolan, and Scott Laird, middle row:Todd Rogers, Dan Reem, Chad Landers, Scott Maxwell, Shawn Cantwell, Fred Isbell, Greg Johnston, Jake Libby, and Paul Pogue, back row: John Asplund, Jason Landers, Andy Nelson, Luke Marquith, Ted Treadway, Cary Johnson, Lee Emerick, Mike Stowe, Kurt Swanson, Jim Murphy, and Shawn Johnson. F orward Relays: front row—Shawn Johnson, Jon Nelson, Scott Laird, Scott Maxwell, and Shawn Cantwell, middle row—Jake Libby, Rob Kalb, and Jim Robbins, back row—Kurt Swanson, Jim Murphy, and Paul Pogue. Fast Times Sprinters—Paul Pogue, Cary Johnson, Fred Isbell, Lee Emerick, Scott Maxwell, Jim Robbins, Steve Nolan, Shawn Cantwell, Jon Nelson, and Shawn Johnson. R.O.V.A. won first place in both the Fresh-Soph Gosling relays at Wethersfield and the Lincoln Trail Fresh-Soph Conference meet. School records were set by Shawn Cantwell running the 400 m dash in 52 seconds and by the relay team of Scott Maxwell, Jon Nelson, Jim Murphy and Shawn Cantwell in the 1600 m relay. Shawn Johnson qualified for state the second consec-tive year. R.O.V.A. Track Scores R.O.V.A. Them Toulon 81 65 Winola 63 83 Glava 86 60 Alexis 93 52 Knoxville 81 65 Cambridge 50 96 Avon Reylays--6th place with 22 pts.Galva Relay—1st place with 54 pts Alwood Invitational-1st place with 100 points Roseville Relays-2nd place with 54 pts 104 Boys’ Track Field Events--front row: Jon Nelson, Scott Laird. Fred Isbell, Greg Johnston, Rob Kalb, middle row: Steve Nolan, Paul Pogue, Cary Johnson, John Asplund, and Dan Reem. back row: Kurt Swanson, Shawn Johnson, Jerod Gross, Jason Landers, Todd Rogers, Jake Libby, Chad Landers, Luke Marquith, and Mike Stowe. Running Wild Back Row: Barb Edson, Noelle Snyder, Teresa Laubach, Missy Cantwell, Stephanie Stotts, Sara Gullstrand, Chrissy Tye, Billi Cheline, Anette Kimler, Julie Lake, Melissa Carlson, Lynn McCormick, Jennie Reynolds Front Row: Amy Ziehr, Shelly Orwig, Ronette Howard, Julie Harpman, Barb Isbell, Tracey DuCharme, Missy Mundwiler, Angie Carlson, Heidi Nelson, Cathy Flinner Opponents We They Toulon 108 18 Galva 96 33 A1 wood 84 48 Alexis 46 87 Cambridge 52 81 Wethersfield 107 26 Knoxville 42 91 Cambridge relays 3rd place with 87 points Sherrard relays 4th place with 71 points Avon relays 3rd place with 27 points Lincoln Trail 2nd place in conference District 7th place out of 22 teams Julie Lake and Heidi Nelson qualified for State in the Shot Put. Heidi Nelson placed 5th in state in the Shot Put. 106 Girls’ Track Top: Barb Isbell, Chrissy Tye, Jennie Reynolds Row Two: Cathy Flinner, Ronette Howard, Angie Carlson and Annette Kimler Bottom: Julie Harpman, Sara Gullstrand, Heidi Nelson, Teresa Laubach and Tracy DuCharme In Front: Noelle Snyder Girls’ Track 107 Top Picture - Distance: Cathy Flinner, Noe lie Snyder, Barb Isbell, Missy Mundwiler, Teresa Laubach, Amy Ziehr, Barb P dson, Jennie Reynolds and Billi Cheline Bottom Picture - Field Top Row: Missy Mundwiler, Noelle Snyder, Jennie Reynolds, Heidi Nelson, Angie Carlson and Sara Gullstrand Bottom Row: Melissa Carlson, Missy Cantwell, Lynnn McCormick, Shelly Orwig, Tracey DuCharme and Julie Lake 108 Girls’ Track Top Picture-Hurdlers: Chrissy Tye, Stephanie Stotts and Ronette Howard Bottom Picture-Relays: Ronette Howard, Heidi Nelson, Julie Harpman, Angie Carlson, Sara Gullstrand, Tracey DuCharme, Chrissy Tye, Annette Kimler and Shelly Orwig Girls’ Track 109 Show Business Swing Choir Members—front row: Laura Holmes, Patti Behymer, Bryan Holmes, Kathy Carlson, and Kathy Laird, middle row: Jim Robbins, Cindy Predmore, Julie Harpman, , Candi Fleisher, Melissa Harding, and Geoff Pulliam, back row: Teresa Laubach, Mark Watt, , Heather Engles, Michelle Cot-tingham, Angea Welch, Bob Watt, and Dawn Woertz. Not Pictured: Angela Olson, Julie Reynolds, and Tom Todd. Swing choir won the R.O.V.A. High School Swing Choir competition in January as well as the Farmington Jazz Festival in March. The Group received a first division rating at the IHSA swing choir contest. The R.O.V.A. community enjoyed the swing choir’s third annual show “Showtime Review” in March and in May the choir took a mini tour performing for all of R.O.V.A.’s five elementary schools. 110 Swing Choir Cast Danny Zuko John Asplund Sandy Dumbrowski Kathy Carlson Kenicke Jon Nelson Rizzo Kathy Laird Roger Scott Laird Jan Patti Behymer Sonny Tom Todd Marty Julie Harpman Doody Bryan Holmes Frenchy Carol Stewart Patty Tracey DuCharme Cha Cha Karen Hutchinson Johnny Casino Bob Watt Vince Fontaine Jeff Murphy Miss Lynch Stacy Leafgreen Eugene Mark Watt Teen Angel Bob Watt Angels Chrissy Tye Sara Gullstrand Lynn Stotts Jodi Swanson Crew Jason Vittone Paul Hickey Jerod Gross Rob Kalb Angela Olson Rob Schulz Rachel Snyder Rick Smith Kim Gibson Teri Kemper Geoff Pulliam Grease 113 The industrial arts show was held on Sunday June 1, 1986. Many projects displaying painstaking care and time were shown from the art department and the industrial arts department. The show was visited by many people including Ted Sanders, State Superintendent of schools. The golden and silver hammer awards are given to students based on their co-operation in the shop, their work, and the quality and design of their projects. It is truly an award to be treasured. Shi ning Todd Kistler, shelves; Rodger Main, water bed; Shane Simpson, hutch; Tom Todd, desk; Scott Dennis, dresser; Tom Hubbard, jewelry box; Duane Denniston, trestle table; Kim Bloss, macrame. 114 Industrial Arts Show Hour Extraordinary People Laurie Leafgreen Memorial Award: Kathy D.A.R. and S.A.R. Recipiants: Julie Harpman pants: Shawn Johnson and Sara Gullst Laird. and Scott Dennis. rand. Top Six Senior Scholars: Barb Peterson, Angela Olson, Jim Murphy, Tim McNaught, Chad Math Awards: Jim Robbins and Jim Murphy. Landers, Julie Harpman. NHS Most Athletic Member: Chad Landers. 116 Awards TEAMS: Dan Ree, Jim Murphy, Bryan Holmes, Chad Landers, Jim Robbins, Julie Harpman, Tim McNaught, Joe Carr, Andy Nelson, and Kim Whalen. Not pictured; Andy Ziehr, Jim Keneipp, Jeff Kremer, and Jason Landers. Choral Award: Bryan Holmes. Patricia Anderson Award: Julie Harpman. John Philip Sousa Award: Julie Harpman. Most Valuable Jazz Instrumentalist: Angela Olson. Director’s Award: Bryan Holmes and Shelly Orwig. English Awards: Jim Murphy, Chad Landers, Barb Peterson, Julie Harpman, Jim Robbins, Dan Reem, Bryan Holmes, Tori Larson, Jerod Gross, John Asplund, Kim Whalen, Mary Robbins, Laura Holmes, Shawn Rutherford, Jodi Swanson. Not pictured; Ted Treadway and Geoff Pulliam. Scholastic Bowl Awards: Tom Todd, Andy Nelson, Dan Reem, Amy Ziehr, Jim Robbins, Bryan Holmes, Joe Carr, Jeff Kremer, Jim Kneipp, Jerod Gross, Jason Landers, Lori Hare, and David Chockley. Senior Writing Awards: Julie Harpman-first place; Chad Landers—second place; Andy Ziehr-third place. Choral Awards: Outstanding Swing Choir Member—Bryan Holmes. Senior National Cho- ral Award—Kathy Laird Army Reserve Athletic Scholarship Award: Theresa Anderson. R.E.A. Teacher Scholarship—Ju- lie Harpman. Carl Sandburg Foundation Award:Barb Peterson. Student Council Awards—Bryan Holmes, Rob Kalb, and Paul Pogue. Awards 117 On the Edge of a Dream Top: Carol Stewart, Jon Nelson, Heidi Nelson, Jason Libby, Theresa Anderson, and Mike Ott. Middle: Andy Daniels, Amy Crouse, Stacy Rylander, Andy Zeihr, Mona Marshall Luke Marquith. Bottom: Jeff Kremer, Karen Hutchinson, Darrin Carlson, Tori Larson, Angie Carlson, Paul Pogue. 118 Prom Prom 119 Top: Tracey DuCharme, Chad Landers, Sara Gullstrand, Doug Gibson, Julie Lake, Bryan Holmes, middle: Shawn Reathaford, Amy Mundwiler, Julie Harpman, Jerod Gross, Kathy Laird, Jim Robbins, bottom: Kim Bloss, Jan Stevens, Angela Olson, Angela Welch 120 Prom Top: Joe Carr, Dee Dredge, Amy Zeihr, Brent Creason. middle: Scott Larson, Elaine Watters, Steve Copeland, Candi Fleisher, Michelle Cottingham, Troy Newman, bottom: Mark Andrews, Kathy Loveall, Kurt Swanson, Tina Ryner, Shelly Schwartz, Todd Markword. Prom 121 Top: Andy Nelson, Lynn Stotts, David Lindsey, Ronette Howard, Shelly Orwig, Tracey Copeland. Middle: Rodger Main, Connie Murphy, Don Jacobson, Joanne Murdock, Anita Smith, Shawn Cantwell. Bottom: David Nelson, Jodi Swanson, Chrissy Tye, Shawn Johnson, Candy Green, Troy Wolford. Top: Scott Siberlich, Anne Olson, Derrick Appell, Carrie Culligan, Teresa Prince, David LaCourse. middle: Ken Smith, Jodie Bennett, Donna Vaglica, Duane Denniston bottom; Bob Foster, Vanessa Hootman, Tracey Newman, Nikki Wetzal, Barb Martin, and Tony McCann. Top: Blue Carlson, Dawn Christofferson, Karl Weortzler, Heather Engles, Wendee VVeedman, John Robbins. Middle: Cindy Predmore, Jeff Murphy, Julie Reynolds, Vaughn Jacobs, Lorrie Pennington, Terri Kemper. Bottom: Tom Todd, Angie Good, Steve Nolan, Tammy Lawson, Kim Gibson, Tom Hubbard. Above left: Jo Derry, Tracey Hubbard, Jim Keneipp. Above right: Joanne Peterson, Chris Culver, Bob Watt, Dawn Sutherland. Right: Dan Reem, Stephanie Carlson, Barb Peterson, Chuck Lundeen. 124 Prom Above left: Leif Robinson, Teri McCracken, Cindy Larkin, Scott Dennis. Above right: Tim McNaught, Chris Larson, Rhonda Nyman, Terry Mackey. Left: James Thomson, Tabitha Gibbs, Suzanne Shostrum, Trevor Simmonss. Prom 125 Most likely to succeed: Scott Dennis and Julie Harpman. upper right— Class Clowns: Angela Welch and Scott Dennis. And Now For Something Completely Different Senior Personalities Most Athletic: Shawn Johnson and Sara Gulstrand. Senior personalities continued on page 128H. 128 Senior Personalities III Class of 1986 Senior Class Officers: Andy Ziehr, Vice President; Carol Stewart, Secretary Treasurer; Julie Harpman, President; and Angela Welch, Student Council Representative. Michael D. Archer Derrick Ray Appell Theresa Kay Anderson Seniors 128A Kimberly Ellen Bloss Duane Denniston Amy Dawn Crouse Robert F. Foster Jodie Lynn Bennett Scott Christopher Dennis 128B Seniors — Steven Charles Gaylord Ronette Sue Howard Julie Ann Harpman Sara Elaine Gullstrand Tracy L. Hubbard Thomas Lee Hubbard Seniors 128C Cynthia Ann Larkin 128D Seniors Timmy Dale McNaught Seniors 128E Stephen Patrick Nolan Barbara Peterson Angela Ruth Olson Teresa Irene Prince Anne Olson Steve Earl Reffett 128F Seniors Thomas Michael Todd Seniors 128G Angela Diane Welch Lisa Renee Westfall Andrew Harold Ziehr The following seniors’ pictures were unavailable: Sheila Hunter, Tracy Newman. James Thomson, and Gary Williams. Class Flirts: Stacy Rylander and James Thomson. Best Dressed: Scott Dennis and Amy Crouse. Senior personalities are continued from page 128. 128H Seniors Personality Plus—Scott Dennis and Angela Welch. Senior Personalities 129 The Graduates The Final Countdown Our Class Book by Chad Landers A book was begun on that day The ending to be four years away Some chapters long, some perhaps short They were to be of every sort. The first began “The Freshman Year” It was filled with hope and fear What to expect? What to believe? It was all hard to conceive. The mighty Seniors tall and proud Is INITIATION still allowed? We made it through, though just barely Some pennies pushed, though very rarely By that time came the next few chapter We proved we were quite good adapters Then came health and driver’s ed. Would my partner kill me dead? Another vict’ry, can we lose? I got my license, such good news The year then ended, two more to go Would we last? No one could know. 134 Seniors New chapter written oh so quick Our book was getting so very thick Upperclassmen, there we were Were we ever happier? We’d made it to the varsity No time to spend on chemistry The games were harder and oh so tough But we were diamonds in the rough In the-blink-of-an-eye our first prom near Pizza selling time was here The prom was good but who’d have bet We’d go so far down into debt Junior marshalls--NHS Dress-up days were in excess Graduation hot and heavy All the girls in such a bevy They all smiled but shed a tear We would find out why next year And then it came out of the blue I’m a SENIOR! How do you do? It was here it was so strange Our turn to get rid of small change Our final year—our last hurrah Before soon leaving ma and pa An int’resting group in many ways Wond’ring “Where were the ’good ole days’? The years had come the years had gone But the horizon shows a newer dawn A bright future is up ahead To college or to work instead? Fellow seniors on ’morrows eve Are you sure you are ready to go and leave? Never fear I know we’ll make it We won’t even have to fake it To R.O.V.A. High we wish farewell But we’ll be back to sit a spell In the future-what’s in store? I guess the years we’ll wait four more So instead of having our book close I’ll reveal—there’s no end to this prose. For the future is an open book All you have to do is look My friends, I will say ’’Goodbye, then God bless you, good luck, and Amen. Seniors 135 anderson state bank Congratulates the class of 1986 Conveniently Located on U.S. 34 Oneida, IL Phone (309) 483-8011 MOIIAl Di’OSI! INSUKANU CODFOMIION R.O.V.A.’s most convenient bank 136 Advertising Oneida Food Market Make everybody happy Happy Joe’s 1964 N. Henderson Galesburg, 11 344-3121 106 W. Depot Oneida, 11 Phone 483-8214 LeAnne Gross Agent 417 E. Highway Oneida, Illinois 61467 483-6511 Congratulations Graduates OOUMW COM wills STATE FARM C. Wylie Shimel Jr. INSURANCE 102 W. 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S- ya Styr' Z? 2s£ctl - S??Us tc t Ls . 2 ? - - j£ AC'7££s A Advertising 136 Anderson, Doug 52 Anderson, Steven 44, 61 Anderson, Theresa 27, 32, 64, 65, 68, 71,90,91,94, 117, 118 Andrews, Mark 26, 56, 58, 120 Appell, Derrick 68, 94, 122 Asplund, John 32, 48, 58, 61, 68, 86, 89, 94, 95, 101, 102, 105, 113, 117 Awards Assembly 116 B Barkley, Richard 44 Basketball 84 Beary, Jay 42, 48 Behringer, Richard 85, 86, 87 Behymer, Patti 33, 52, 56, 68, 71, 94, 96, 100, 110, 113 Bennett, Jodie 122 Bent, Brad 48, 86 Bettisworth, Erica 44 Bevard, Mary 11, 52 Bewely, Bobby 44, 102, 103 Blickem, Lorie 48 Bloss, Kim 27, 59, 114, 119 Bock. Katherine 22 Bodenhamer, Betsy 30, 48, 68, 94 Boone, Joe 44 Boyd, Melody 44 Brewer, Billi Jo 96 Brown, Brenda 44 Bus drivers 23 C Cain, Christie 32, 40, 41, 48, 56, 64, 67, 68, 90, 94, 95 Cain, Gaylene 12 Cannon, Pat 48 Cantwell, Bill 44 Cantwell, Missy 38, 48, 67, 100, 106, 108 Cantwell, Rod 44, 86, 87 Cantwell, Shawn 4, 26, 29, 52, 83, 85, 102, 103, 104, 121 Carlson, Angie 42, 44, 67, 106, 107, 108, 109, 118 Carlson, Blue 123 Carlson, Claudia 23 Carlson, Darrin 26, 28, 29, 52, 83, 85, 118 Carlson, Kathy 30, 32, 34, 42. 48, 56, 62, 63, 68, 80 88, 89, 94, 95, 96, 100 110, 113, 127, Carlson, Melissa 30, 44, 47, 62, 63, 68, 71, 88, 89. 94, 106, 108 Carlson, Rich 40, 48 Carlson, Stephanie 30, 52, 68, 94, 124, 127 Carr, Joe 52, 85, 116, 117, 120 Carr, Julie 48, 68, 71 Cheerleaders 62, 88 Cheline, Billi 44, 67, 68, 94, 106, 108 Chockley, David 37, 48, 117 Chockley, Sharon 22 Chorus 96 Christofferson, Dawn 6, 30, 52, 123 Index Clark, Jennifer 44 Colwell, Joyce 44 Concert Band 94 Cooks 22 Copeland, Steve 120 Copeland, Tracey 7, 33, 40, 41, 52, 94, 121 Cottingham, Gerald 8, 12 Cottingham, Michelle 30, 33, 38, 52, 62, 63, 68, 71, 80, 88, 89, 94, 110, 120 Creason, Brent 26, 52, 58, 120 Crist, Mary Fran 10, 12 Crouse, Amy 4, 27, 62, 63, 74, 88, 89, 118 Crowl, Chris 9, 29, 42, 52 Culligan, Carrie 122 Culver, Chris 26, 52, 58, 124 Current Events 144 Custodians D Daniels, Andy 118 Davis, Robert 48 Dennis, John 73 Dennis, Kay 13 Dennis, Scott 32, 42, 74, 114, 116, 125, 128, 129 Denniston, Duane 26, 58, 114, 122 Derry, Jo 30, 52, 124 Downard, Robb 52 Dredge, Dee 40, 48, 68, 71, 120 Dredge, Sherry 40, 44 DuCharme, Tracey 23, 52, 53, 56, 64, 90, 106, 108, 109, 113, 107, 119 E Emerick, Lee 28, 29, 52, 102, 104 Engles, Heather 30, 52, 110, 123 F Faculty 10 Fall Piay 80 Fitzsimmons, Roger 44, 102, 103 Flags Rifles 70 Fleisher, Candi 23, 52, 110, 120 Flinner, Cathy 44, 56, 67, 68, 94, 106, 107, 108 Flynn, Mike 42, 44, 102, 103 Folger. Kellie 30, 40, 41, 48, 66, 93 Football 58 Foreign Language Club 40 Forster, Dean 44 Foster, Bob 122 Foster, Jean 23 Freshmen 44 Future Farmers of America 28 Future Homemakers of America 30 G Genisio, Henry 44 Genisio, Joe 45 Gibbs, Tabitha 23, 40. 42, 48, 125 Gibson, Doug 26, 53, 82, 83, 85, 119 Gibson, Kim 23. 29. 38, 42, 48, 113, 123 Godsil, Harriet 22 Good, Angie 123 Graduation 130 Grawe, Dale 13, 56, 58 Gray, Stephen 13 Gray, Steve 29 Grease 112 Green, Candy 7, 53, 64, 121 Green, Matt 2, 3, 4, 45 Gross, Jerod 32, 36, 37, 48, 56, 58, 61, 68, 86, 94, 95, 102, 105. 113, 117, 119 Gross, Norman 14 Guldenzopf, Chuck 26, 53, 58 Gullstrand, Sara 11, 23, 27, 34, 56, 64. 65. 68. 71, 90. 91, 106, 107, 108, 109, 113, 119, 128 H Hannam, Debbie 14 Harding, Melissa 45, 68, 94, 110 Hare, Lori 37, 41, 48, 100, 117 Harland, Jeanne 14, 36 Harmison, Betty 22 Harpman, Julie 33, 34, 38, 56, 68, 73, 80, 94, 95, 100, 106, 107, 109, 110, 113, 116, 117, 119, 128, 129 Hickey, Paul 113 Higus, Teresa 15 Holmes, Bryan 33, 34, 36, 38, 40, 53, 56, 68, 80, 94, 95, 100, 101, 110, 113, 116, 117, 119 Holmes, Laura 7, 32, 34, 40, 49, 50, 56, 66, 68, 80, 94, 95, 100, 110, 117 Homecoming 72 Hootman, Jon 45, 127 Hootman, Vanessa 122 House, Darlyene 3, 22, 45 Howard, Ronette 23, 27, 30, 56, 64, 65, 90, 91, 106, 107, 109, 121 Howarter, Tricia 30, 45, 96 Hubbard, Tom 10, 26, 114, 123, 129 Kalb, Rob 23, 26, 32, 34, 40, 41, 42, 49, 50, 56, 58, 68. 83, 85. 89, 94, 95, 102, 103, 105, 113, 117 Kalb, Ryan 74 Kallenbach, Blake 29, 49 Kemper, Nancy 22 Kemper, Terri 30, 49, 96, 113, 123 Keneipp, Jim 36, 37, 49, 68, 80, 116, 117, 124 Kennedy, Chris 40, 49, 127 Kilgore, Jim 49 Kimler, Annette 45, 67, 106, 107, 109 Kimler, Tracie 29, 49, 67 Kistler, Todd 45, 61, 86, 114 Kraus, John 15 Kremer, Jeff 32, 34, 36, 53, 116, 117 LaCourse, David 29, 122 Laird, Kathy 27, 32, 38, 56, 64, 65, 68, 80, 94, 95, 100, 110, 113, 116, 117, 119 Laird, Scott 45, 47, 56, 61, 68, 80, 83, 86, 87, 89, 94, 101, 102, 103, 105, 113 Laird, Vincent 21 Lake, Judy 23 Lake, Julie 5, 27, 32, 53, 56, 64, 68. 90, 94, 95, 106, 108, 119 Lambert, Ronnie 53 Lampson, Shannon 49 Landers, Chad 26, 33, 34, 58, 102, 105, 116, 117, 119 Landers, Jason 26, 36, 37, 49, 58, 102, 105, 116,117 Larkin, Cindy 125 Larson, Chris 125 Larson, Scott 26, 53, 68, 86, 89, 94, 120 Larson, Tori 10, 27, 53, 56, 64. 65, 66, 74, 90, 100, 117, 118 Larson, Tracey 45 Laubach, Bud 15 Laubach, Teresa 30, 32, 40, 49, 50, 67, 68, 94, 101, 106, 107, 108, 110 Lawson, Tammy 42, 49, 123 Lawson, Terry 53 Hubbard, Tracy 22, 23, 38, 68, 94, 124, 129 Hutchinson, Karen 23, 30, 53, 62, 63, 68, 71, 88, 89, 94, 113, 118 I Industrial Arts Show 114 Isbell, Barb 27, 53, 106, 107, 108 Isbell, Fred 45, 61, 102, 104, 105 J Jacobs, Vaughn 123 Jacobson. Don 26, 29, 53, 58, 85, 121 Jazz Band 95 Jenkins, Michael 45 Johnson, Cary 29, 42, 45, 61, 102, 104, 105 Johnson, Jeannie 20 Johnson, Shannon 29, 49, 58, 61 Johnson, Shawn 26, 58, 74, 102, 103, 104, 105, 121, 128 Johnston, Greg 29, 45, 61, 74, 102, 105 Johnston, Terri 49, 66, 93 Juniors 52 K Leafgreen, Stacy 40, 45, 67, 68, 80, 94, 113 Lettermen 26 Letterwomen 27 Libby, Jason 26, 29, 32, 49, 58, 74, 85, li8, 102, 103, 105 Lindsey, David 29, 121 Lindsey. Jacque 45, 68, 71, 94 Lingwall, Amy 53, 100 Long, Laurie 40, 45 Loveall, Kathy 53, 68, 120 Lovell, Kris 94 Lucas, Mike 53 Lufkin, Kathy 23 Lumberry, Lori 45, 96 Lundeen, Bob 49, 58, 61 Lundeen, Chuck 49, 58, 61, 124 M Mackey, Jerry 45, 61 Mackey, Terry 26, 58, 59, 125 Main, Carla 74 Main, Rodger 26, 29, 33, 54, 85, 114, 121 Marching Band 68 Markword, Connie 22 Markword, Todd 26. 54, 58, 85, 120 Marquith, Luke 26, 54, 102, 105, 118 Marshall. Mona 30, 54, 68, 71, 118 Marshall, Tara 45, 67, 74 Martin, Barb 122 Maxwell, Scott 49, 58, 61, 102, 103, 104 McCann, Tony 26, 58. 59, 122, 127 McCormick. Lynn 46, 106, 108 McCormick, Shirley 20 McCracken, Teri 27, 29, 42, 125 McGraw, Gerna 22 McNaught, Debbie 73 McNaught, Tim 26, 58, 59, 116, 125 McQueen, Angie 42, 49 McQueen, Lois 16 Melton, Kevin 46, 47, 86, 87 Meredith, Robert 16, 85 Miller, Paul 54 Mitchell, Kim 63 Money, Melaney 46 Moore, Rollie 21 Morgan, Lori 40, 50, 67 Mottaz, Janet 9, 16, 81 Mundwiler, Amy 10, 33, 54, 56, 66, 68, 90, 94, 119 Mundwiler, Melissa 30, 46, 62, 63, 68, 88, 89, 94, 106, 108 Mundwiler, Vicki 22 Murdock, Joanne 121 Murphy, Connie 40, 46, 68, 94, 121 Murphy, Jeff 54, 113, 123 Murphy, Jim 26, 32, 85, 102, 103, 116, 117, 129 N National Honor Society 32 Nelson, Andy 26, 36, 54, 85, 102, 103, 116, 117, 121 Nelson, David 11, 26, 29, 54, 58, 74 Nelson, Dennis 21 Nelson. Heidi 23, 27, 33, 41, 53, 54, 56, 64, 90, 106, 107, 108, 109, 118 Nelson, Jane 22 Nelson, Jon 23, 26, 29, 50, 58, 68, 85, 89, 94, 95, 102, 103, 104, 105, 113, 118 Newburgh, Todd 46, 61 Newman, Tracey 122 Newman, Troy 29, 50, 120 Nolan, Steve 102, 104, 105, 123 Nyman, Rhonda 50, 125 0 Olson, Angela 30, 33, 34, 36, 38, 40. 41, 68. 94, 95, 100, 110, 113, 116, 117, 119 Olson, Anne 7, 30, 122 Olson, Matt 46 Orwig, Shelly 27, 54, 56, 64, 68, 71, 90, 94, 106, 108, 109, 117, 121 Ostrader, Kenneth 46 Ott, Mike 118 P Palm, Corey 54 Parkinson. Rod 29, 50, 58, 61, 86 Paul, Dick 9, 17 Pease, Vinton 90 Pemberton, Jeff 29, 50, 58, 61 Pennington, I orrie 29, 30, 40, 54, 123 Peterson, Barb 27, 30, 33, 59, 116, 117, 124 Peterson, Joanne 124 Peterson, Jolene 46 Peterson, Lisa 50 Pitman, Shawn 23, 29, 42, 50 Pogue, Justin 34, 46, 47, 61, 100 Pogue, Paul 26, 34, 54, 58, 102, 103, 104, 105, 117, 118 Predmore, Cindy 50, 100, 110, 123 Prince, Teresa 30, 38, 122 Prince, Tracy 30, 96 Prom 118 Ptaszek, David 21 Pulliam, Geoff 34, 46, 68, 94, 96, 110, 113 Pyle, William 33 Q Quinones, Kelly 30, 50, 68, 94 R Rafferty, Joe 29, 46 Reathaford, Shawn 46, 61, 86, 87, 119 Reem, Dan 33, 34, 36, 40, 41, 54, 56, 68, 80, 94, 95, 102, 105, 116, 117, 124 Reffett, Steve 26, 58, 59, 126 Renwick, Dan 17, 33, 61 Reynolds, Jennie 30, 40, 41, 46, 56, 67, 68, 106, 107, 108 Reynolds, Julie 54, 110, 123 Robbins, Anne 21 Robbins, Jim 26, 33, 36, 40, 41, 55, 68, 94, 100, 102, 103, 104, 110, 116, 117, 119 Robbins, John 123 Robbins, Mary 32, 34, 40, 50, 67, 68, 94, 95, 117 Roberts, Jody 29, 51 Robinson, Leif 125 Rochelle, Tony 51 Rogers, Bill 17 Rogers, Todd 51, 68, 86, 94, 102, 103, 105 Rovan Staff 38 Ruehmer, Terry 18, 96, 100 Russell, Dan 34, 42, 46, 47, 61, 86, 87 Rutherford, Shawn 117 Rylander, Mechelle 46, 80, 96, 118 Rylander. Stacy 27. 68. 71, 90, 91, 94 Ryner, Tina 55, 64, 120, 127 S Sappington, Neil 21 Sargeant, Amy 46, 68, 94 Sargeant, Bill 55 Scholastic Bowl 36 School Board 21 Schulz, Rob 42, 51, 68, 80, 86, 94, 95, 113 Schwartzkopf, Melanie 29, 40, 51 Schwarz, Shelly 55, 120 Seniors 126 Shostrum, Suzanne 40, 51, 125 Simmons, Trevor 55, 125 Simms, Rick 51 Simms, Skipper 46 Simpson, Shane 29, 51, 58, 61, 114 Skender, Joan 20 Sloan, Robert 55 Smith, Anita 121 Smith, Ken 122 Smith, Rick 46, 56, 61, 68, 86, 87, 94, 113 Smith, Wayne 74 Snyder. Noelle 23, 27, 30, 51, 62, 63, 68, 71, 74, 88, 89, 94, 106, 107, 108 Snyder, Rachel 30, 46, 96, 113 Snyder, Sandy 20, 23 Sophomores 48 Somberger, Bill 18 Spring Fling 100 Steck, Dawn 40, 47 Stevens, Jan 27, 29, 30, 33, 59, 119 Stevens, Karen 18 Stevens, Shanda 10, 51 Stewart, Carol 23, 27, 30, 34, 62, 63, 68, 71, 74, 88, 89, 100, 113, 118 Stewart, Jim 55 Stewart, Mindy 30, 47 Stotts, Lynn 55, 62, 63, 68, 71, 88, 89, 94, 113, 121 Stotts, Stephanie 47, 62, 63, 68, 88, 89, 94, 106, 109 Stowe, Mike 29, 42, 47, 61, 102, 105 Student Council 34 Sutherland, Dawn 124 Swanson, Dallas 29, 47 Swanson, Jami 47, 67 Swanson, Joan 18, 27, 65, 66 Swanson, Jodi 41, 47, 68, 94, 113, 117, 121 Swanson, Kurt 29, 51, 86, 89, 102, 103, 105, 120 Swanson, Leona 23 Swanson, Margaret 19, 33, 40 Swing choir 112 T Talbert, Jerry 55, 96, 121 Terpening, Scott 11, 25, 43, 55, 57, 83, 99, 127 Thomas, Kiersty 94, 95 Thomson, James 29, 125 Todd, Tom 9, 26, 36, 68, 80, 94, 95, 100, 11G, 113, 114, 117, 123, 126 Track 102 Treadway, Steve 51 Treadway, Ted 42, 47, 68, 94, 102, 103, 117 Tropp, Amy 42, 51 Truelove, Erin 74 Tye, Chrisy 27, 59, 68, 71, 94, 95, 106, 107, 109, 113, 121, 127 Tye, Rollin 21 V Vaglica, Donna 122 Vittone, Jason 47, 61, 68, 80, 86, 87, 94, 113 Volleyball 64 W Walck, Robert 9, 19 Watt, Bob 55, 96, 110, 113, 121, 124 Watt, Mark 47, 80, 96. 110, 113 Watters, Elaine 47, 68, 94, 120 W:atters, LeRoy 21 Weedman, Aimee 40, 47, 67, 68, 94, 118, 127 Weedman, Wendee 2, 30, 55, 64, 123 Welch, Angela 4, 30, 34, 38, 93, 110, 119, 126, 128, 129 Wenstrom, Phillip 47, 61 Wenstrom, Roger 21 Weortzler. Karl 123 Westfall, Lisa 127 Wetzal, Nikki 122 Whalen, Bill 19 Whalen, Kim 32, 38, 51, 67, 68, 80, 90, 94, 95, 116, 117 Williams, Scott 11, 19, 85, 86 Wilson, Jeff 51, 58, 61 Wilson, Larry 47 Wingo, Jodi 55 Wringo, Rusty 47 Wise, Bill 58 W’oertz, Danny 47 Woertz, Dawn 55, 96, 110 Wolford, Troy 26, 55, 58, 121 Woodside, Loretta 22 Wurzburger, David 51 Z Ziehr, Amy 30, 32, 37, 40, 41, 51, 106, 108, 117, 120 Ziehr. Andy 26, 33, 40, 83, 85, 116, 117, 118 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY M ARCKLINE MISSOURI USA mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y MARCKLINI MIKMOmi I'M