ROWVA High School - Rovan Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

m Table of Opening Section 3 Administration Staff 10 Teachers 12 Administration Staff. 18 Fall Activities 22 Football 24 Cheerleaders 29 Volleyball 30 Marching Band 34 Colorguard 36 Homecoming 38 Fall Play 48 Winter Activities 50 Boy's Basketball 52 Girl's Basketball 57 Cheerleaders 62 Spring Activities 64 Track 66 Sweetheart Swirl 74 Industrial Arts Show 76 Awards Night 78 Prom 82 Fashion Feature 90 Contents Organizations 92 Concert Band 94 Jazz Band 95 Swing Choir 97 Chorus 97 Letterwomen 98 Lettermen 99 FFA 100 FHA 102 NHS 104 Student Council 106 Rowvan Staff 110 Classes 112 Freshmen 114 Sophomores 118 Juniors 122 Senior Personalities 126 Seniors 128A Graduation 130 Advertising 134 Index 144 Memories Music is a part of everyone’s life. Whether it’s heavy metal, classical, jazz, country or rock ’n’ roll, music speaks to your heart, not just your head. It can make you happy, angry, excited, or depressed, and sometimes all these emotions at once. This year has been full of all these emotions, and we’ve tried to capture some of them in this yearbook. All of the headlines are titles of songs. Some titles have a special meaning and some are just for fun. A song can capture a moment like nothing else can. Often a song will remind you of what you were doing or who you were with the first time you heard it. A picture can work much the same way. A picture is a piece of time trapped on paper, and it can say much more than words. So, for the rest of this section, we’ll let the pictures do the talking, and you can do the remembering. 4 They're Playing My Song We asked several people what song described this year to them. We decided to let the words speak for themselves. Let the Good Times Roll — The Cars Jeff Kremer Don’t Dream It’s Over — Crowded House Michelle Cottingham In Too Deep — Genesis Bryan Holmes The Prisoner — Iron Maiden Joe Carr Manic Monday — The Bangles Tracey Copeland The Winner Takes it All — Sammy Ha-gar Andy Nelson That’s What Friends are For — D. Warwick - Mona Marshall I Just Can’t Get Enough — Depeche Mode Ami Tropp I Wanna Go Back — Eddie Money Laura Holmes Life’s What You Make It — Talk Talk Teresa Laubach Stairway to Heaven — Led Zeppelin Jason Vittone Fun, Fun, Fun — the Beach Boys Sherry Dredge Talk Dirty to Me — Poison Stephanie Stotts Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now — Starship Talinda Laubach Terra Lawson Amanda — Boston Marie Wikoff Teachers Joseph James Vittone’s favorite song is “The Way We Were. Mr William Edward Whalen’s favorite song is “Big Boss Man.” Mr. Robert Dale Walck has no favorite song. He has been at R.O.W.V.A. for 13 years. Margaret Swanson has been at ROWVA for 13 years and her favorite song is “Bridge Over Troubled Waters.” Mrs. Joan Louise Swanson’s favorite Do you always come to work dressed song is “You Needed Me. like that? 12 Faculty Mary Stiers’s favorite song is either “Adagio” by Beethoven or “Dead Skunk in the Middle of the Road. Bill Sornberger’s favorite song is “Amanda” by Waylon Jennings. Mr. Edward R. Schmidt’s favorite song is “You Made Me So Very Happy by Chicago. The favorite song of Terry Ruehmer is A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. Faculty 13 The favorite song of Daniel Jospeh Renwick is Friends Lovers”. “You Can’t Roller Skate In A Buffalo Herd” is Mrs. Janet Mottaz’s favorite song. The favorite song of Robert W. Mer- Lois Rose McQueen enjoys many edith is “Happy Birthday to You”. songs but has no favorite. 14 Faculty Raise Your Hands Mrs. Jeanne Harland enjoys the song Somewhere Over the Rainbow . Shirley Jean Hertz’s favorite song is Sounds of Silence” by Simon and Garfunkel. Mr Norbert Clarence Laubach’s favorite song is On the Road Again . John A. Kraus's favorite song is You ain’t nothin’ But a Hound Dog. The favorite song of Teresa Diane Higus is “Run for the Roses by Dan Fogleberg. 15 Mrs. Debra Dale Hannam’s favorite song is'Bridge Over Troubled Waters . Mr Norman Gross’s favorite song is I Love A Rainy Night.” 16 Faculty Brian Jospeh Hall has taught here for 1 ye he has many favorite songs. Mr. Renwick during his high school years. Mr. Gerald Eugene Cottingham’s favorite song is La Sabre March. Is that a new fad Mrs. Harland? Dean Bartles favorite song is Somebody Should Leave. This is his first year. Nancy Kay Behringer’s favorite song is More Today Than Yesterday. Mrs. Gaylene Cain’s favorite song is Moon River.” The favorite song of Mrs. Gail Cahill is My Favorite Memory”. Faculty 17 SI edgehammer Mr. Vincent Laird is our superintendent. The school board members are: (sitting) Rolland Moore. Rolland Tye. president. Leroy Watters, (standing) Roger Wenstrom. Dave Ptaszek. Ann Robbins, and Dennis Nelson. 18 Administration She Works Hard For the Money Mrs. Shirley McCormick Mrs. Jeannie Johnson Mrs. Joan Skender Mrs. Sandy Snyder is the H. S. secretary. Staff 19 Time After Time Office Pages — Back Row: Jason Vittone. Jeff Pemberton. Rob Kalb. Shawn Rethaford, Joe Carr. Jon Nelson. Kevin Melton. Scott Lau i. Middle Row: Aimee Wecdman, Julie Lake, Tracey DuCharme. Mrs. Snyder. Amy Ziehr. Dee Dredge. Candi Fleisher. Front Row: Tahiti a Gibbs. Angie Carlson. Jami Swanson. Noelle Snyder, and Suzanne Shostrom. We ’re Here To Serve Bus Drivers — Back Row: Loretta Woodside. Nancy Kemper. Joan Bent, and Vicki Mundwiler. Front Row: Connie Markword, Gerna McGraw, Bettty Harmi-son, and Harriet Godsil. Cooks: Jean Foster. Leona Swanson, and Kathy Lufkin. Staff 21 JV Football Junior Varsity team — back row: Dan Renwick (coach). Fred Isbell, Rick Smith, Jerrod Lindquist. Bill Holden, Mike Stowe. Todd Newburgh, Brian O'Connor, Jerry Mackey. Aaron Pheiffer. Phillip Wenstrom front row: Matt Cain, Tony Morrissey, Greg Rcdnour, Greg Johnston, Cary Johnson, Shawn Reathaford, Scott Paul, and Erik Pemberton R.O.W.V.A.’s frosh-soph football team ended their season with a 4-4 record under first year coach Brian Hall. Despite the mediocre record, the team had some outstanding play from a number of returning sophomores as well as a group of hard working freshmen. The experience of the returning players plus their hard work in the off-season leads Coach Hall to be optimistic about next season. 24 Drive to Success Varsity Football — back row: Scott Laird. John Asplund. Jeff Pemberton. David Nelson. Todd Markword. Don Jacobson. Dan Russell, Kurt Swanson. Paul Pogue, Mark Andrews. Troy Wolford middle row: Jim Kilgore. Jason Landers. Lee Emcrick, Rob Kalb. Scott Maxwell. Jason Libby. Jon Nelson. Chris Culver, Jerod Gross, Chuck Guldenzopf front row: Jerry Mackey. Fred Isbell. Phillip Wenstrom. Rick Smith. Mike Stowe, Todd Newburgh, Shawn Reathaford, Greg Johnston. Cary Johnson R.O.W.V.A.’s football fortunes in 1986 turned out to be the most succes-ful in the school’s history. This drive to success created an undefeated 9-0 regular season, the first in the 39 year history of R.O.W.V.A. High School. This undefeated regular season also claimed R.O.W.V.A.’s first Lincoln Trail Conference Championship in football at the varsity level and its second trip to the playoffs proved to be more successful than its first encounter. Again, this was a first for R.O.W.V.A.’s football program — an impressive 59-19 victory over Carthage in front of the home crowd. This drive to success started back in February with a weight training program that continued up to the opening day of August practices. This weight training built a new foundation of confidence, attitudes, and dedica- tion in being successful. This drive to success contributed towards numerous team and individual statistics — some of which are as follows: the most wins in a season (10), most points scored in a season (349), most touchdowns in a game (9), most touchdowns by an individual for one season (21 by Jon Nelson), most first downs in a season (168), most first downs rushing in a season (143), total number of offensive plays for a season (576), total number of rushing plays for a season (522), greatest number of rushing yards for a season (3044), most total offense for a season (3584) and the most total offense per game (325.8 yds). A defense which had four shutouts and allowed only 84 points for a season was lead by Jason Landers with the most tackles by an individual for a season (123), a team record for the most interceptions in one season (18) most by one player for a season (5, Jon Nelson), fewest amount of points allowed (7.6 per game), and the most kickoff returns for touchdowns in a season (4). But the ultimate reward, for this drive to success, was an outstanding year of football for the R.O.W.V.A. community, school, players, and memories for everyone involved. Drive To Success 25 Scores Varsity Scores Junior Varsity Opponent RHS-Opp Opponenet RHS-Opp Monmouth 32-0 Yorkwood 22-0 Yorkwood Toulon 0-6 Abingdon 32-6 Alexis 7-6 Toulon 32-0 Alwood 6-20 Alexis 32-0 Winola 7-6 Alwood 20-7 Galva 14-0 Winola 48-0 Cambridge 0-20 Galva 47-16 Wethersfield 7-20 Cambridge 26-16 Wethersfield 10-6 Hancock Central 59-19 Hamilton 12-14 26 Mark Andrews Chris Culver Lee Emcrick Chuck Guldenzopf Don Jacobson Todd Markword David Nelson Paul Pouge Troy Wolford Football 27 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Connie Murphy. Jill Schwarz. Tammy Olson. Melisa Mundwiler. Varsity Cheerleaders: Michelle Cottingham. and Melissa Carlson. Kathy L weall. Karen Hutchinson. Lynn Stotts. and Noelle Snyder. Football Cheerleaders 29 Junior Varsity Volleyball-top row: Diana Stickle. Billi Cheline middle row: Talinda Laubach. Brigit Wikoff. Angie Carlson, Annette Kimler bottom row: Jennie Reynolds, Kathy Sullivan, Paula Foglesong, Cori Swanson, Aimee Weedman, Jodi Swanson, Tara Marshall, Cathy Flinner JV Volleyball Scores Opponent RHS-Opp Williamsfield 12-15, 15-4, 15-6 Knoxville 15-16. 9-15 Galva 15-9, 15-9 Monmouth 4-15. 15-10, 12-15 Cambridge 15-8, 8-15, 15-8 A1 wood 11-15, 11-15 Williamsfield 15-11, 16-14 Wethersfield 15-9. 13-15, 15-5 Abingdon 15-8, 16-18. 13-5 Knoxville 15-10, 6-5, 7-15 Alexis 10-15, 0-15 Alwood 6-15, 8-15 Cambridge 15-0, 15-8 Wethersfield 15-9. 15-12 Winola 15-12, 9-15, 11-15 Winola 15-9, 0-15, 14-16 Toulon 15-3. 16-14 Orion 11-15, 12-15 30 Volleyball J.V. and Varsity manager — Heather Engels Varsity Volleyball: back row — Heidi Nelson, Wendee Weedman. Julie Lake. Tori Larson. Kim Whalen. Shelly Orwig, Teresa Laubach front row — Candy Green. Tina Ryner. Tracey DuCharme. Christie Cain. Mary Robbins. Amy Mundwiler. 31 Varsity Season Matches Opponent Williamsfield Knoxville Galva Monmouth Cambridge Alwood Abingdon Roseville Colchester Williamsfield Wethersfield Abingdon Knoxville Alexis Alwood Cambridge Wethersfield Winola Winola Toulon Orion Alwood Toulon Southern RHS Opp 15-3, 15-5 15-10, 15-6 15-6, 15-3 11- 15, 8-15 9- 15, 15-7, 12-15 10- 15, 15-8. 15-9 15-8, 15-12 15-9, 15-9 15-6, 3-15, 15-9 15-8, 15-9 15-12, 15-10 9-15, 8-15 15-4, 16-14 15-7, 15-7 15-6, 15-8 15-1, 15-9 15-1. 9-15, 15-13 15-7, 17-15 15-6, 16-14 15-4. 15-2 7-15, 15-11, 15-13 15-6, 15-3 15-1, 5-15, 15-1 12- 15, 10-15 Amy Mundwiler 32 Wendee Weedman (top) and Tina Ryner (in cage). 7 DUCHARME Heidi Nelson Tracey DuCharme (left) and Candy Green (above). Julie Lake Shelly Orwig Tori Larson ____________________I I have always enjoyed marching season. I enjoy it so much not only because we have fun, but because of the transformation that occurs. My friends and fellow band members turn into the most dedicated and hard-working people. It gives you a proud feeling to be a part of the R.O.W.V.A. band. Shello Awards — Monmouth Prime Beef Festival — 2nd place in parade; Morton Pumpkin Festival Strut! Laura Orwig, Shelly Orwig, and Tricia Kalb. This year we had a student director from Monmouth College. Kendall Karrier. He had to complete outside conducting with a local school. Kendall helped us immensely and he learned a lot while teaching us. It was a new experience for the band which we all enjoyed. This year’s marching season, although rainy, was a very successful one. Along with winning many individual and group awards, the students also learned that when hard work is done by everyone, the results can be very rewarding and enjoyable for the entire band. Mr. “C” — 1st place in parade; Pekin Festival — 2nd place in field; Metamora Festival — 1st place in parade and field; and Illini Festival — 4th place in parade and field. 34 Marching Band ROWVA Marching Tigers - Drum Major - Shelly Orwig. Front Row Elaine Watters, Rob Shulz, Tara Kennedy, Matt Cain. Jim Robbins. Laura Orwig (Banner Girl), Tricia Kalb (Banner Girl), Kathy Loveall. Jim Keneipp, Scott Larson. Kristin Coe. Kim Whalen, Jennifer Cordle. Kathy Sullivan. Jerod Gross. Rick Smith. Marie Wikoff. Stacy Leafgreen. Stephanie Carlson, Diana Stickle, Christie Cain. Mrs. Cottingham. Teresa Laubach. Melissa Harding. Geoff Pulliam. Laura Holmes. Amy Sargeant. Brigit Wikoff, Talinda Laubach, Aimee Weed-man, Cori Swanson. Jacque Lindsey. Valerie Smith. Billi Cheline, Jeff Nelson. Kathy Carlson. Amy Mundwiler, Scott Paul, Scott Laird. Rob Kalb. Bryan Holmes. Alexia Crouse, Jason Vittone, Cara Harpman. Matt Woods. Todd Rogers, Jon Nelson. Julie Lake. Mary Robbins Band Director - Mr. Cottingham Colorguard • Misha Guldenzopf, Melissa Carlson. Mona Marshall. Stephanie Stotts. Connie Murphy. Brandy Huff, Melissa Pease, Michelle Cottingham, Dee Dredge. Kelly Quinones. Jodi Swanson. Karen Hutchinson, Lynn Stotts, Melisa Mundwiler, Sherry Dredge. Nocllc Snyder. Patti Bchymer True Colors Color Guard — back row: Dee Dredge, Michelle Cottingham. Shelly Orwig, Karen Hutchinson. Missy Pease fifth row: Stephanie Stotts, Jodi Swanson, Brandy Huff, Kelly Quinones fourth row: Connie Murphy, Lynn Stotts, Missy Mundwiler third row: Melissa Carlson. Mona Marshall. Sherry Dredge second row; Misha Guldenzopf. Noelle Snyder first row; Patti Behymer Ballerina Girl first row: Missy Pease, Jodi Swanson, Misha Guldenzopf. Noelle Snyder. Patti Bchymer. Sherry Dredge second row: Dec Dredge. Brandy Huff, Lynn Stotts. Missy Mundwiler, Mona Marshall back row: Stephanie Stotts. Kelly Quinones. Michelle Cottingham, Shelly Orwig. Karen Hutchinson. Melissa Carlson, and Connie Murphy Walking on a Thin Line Color Guard 37 6$ � ' ••P Monday — Many students started out spirit week still in their pajamas. We had everything from animal slippers to plaid robes. The grapefruit toss was supposed to be the big event of the noon hour, but no one showed up. Tuesday — On Tuesday the halls were full of tight miniskirts and multi-colored hair, representing punks. The egg toss was the most successful event of the week. “It was thoroughly enjoyable,” said senior Jeff Kremer,“especially when I hit Brent (treason below the belt with an egg.” Brent laughed, still possessing the school spirit. 38 Homecoming Spirit W Wednesday — The weather was perfect for the beach ball shuffle and many students participated. As a matter of fact, senior Joe Carr, seemed to be having so much fun that he continued playing long after the crowd had dispersed. It was beach day and many students wore their favorite Hawaiian clothes. Not only did junior Jon Nelson dress up, but so did his mother’s ironing board which spent the day as a surf board (not pictured) . Friday — Friday was full of events. The hall ROARED with black and gold so we were all psyched up for the exciting parade. After the parade was over, the student body reentered the school for a vivacious pep rally conducted by the cheerleaders. It was entertaining and we were intoxicated by the excitement for the game. Our anticipated victory quickened our heartbeats. Thursday — Again, the noon hour was successful. Many students participated in the three-legged race. The hallway was an array of obnoxiously bright and repulsive ties. Coronation and the bonfire were the excitement of the evening. Much confusion arose because it was our first bonfire in years. Many students had never witnessed such fun around a large fire. ■ WE ALL LIVE IN A YELLOW SUBMARINE! Homecoming 39 Coronation: tms rally hosted by the perky cheerleaders. Go, Fight, Win!” pounded our eardrums again and again. Soon their spirit became our spirit. The skits were so fun this year. I nearly fell down the bleachers,” giggled one freshman. I don’t know about the skits being funny, but that dance the cheerleaders performed sure was impressive!” said another enthusiastic informant. The float competition was a shocker to us all this year. The juniors slumped in with a sad fourth place, followed by seniors who rolled in with third place. Next leaked in Mr. Kraus with his sophomore class in second, and for the first time in many years the freshmen glowed with triumph, for they were the victors. The FFA rebuilt this John Deere engine which sadly died during the parade. Homecoming 43 Cara Harpman. Bill Holden. Teresa Laubach. Scott Maxwell. Carol Stewart. Candy Green, 'i roy Wolford. Shawn Johnson. Tori Larson. Darrin Carlson. Connie Murphy, and Kevin Melton, front — Jennifer Holmes and Johnny Lake. 44 Crown bearers: Jennifer Holmes and Johnny Lake. Candy is congratulated by fans. Justin Pogue. Paul Hickey. Laura Holmes. Bryan Holmes, and Mr. Gross take credit for creating the theme “silhouettes” for our homecoming dance. “We just grabbed people in the hall and traced their shadows”, explained senior Bryan Holmes. These creations certainly added to the ambiance of the cafetorium. Seniors Jeff Kremer and Scott Terpening preparing to airbrush the homecoming mural. Homecoming 45 The old crow’s nest was torn down soon after Homecoming 1986. The booster club built a new crow’s nest on the west side of the field. 47 The Mouse That Roared The Cast Tully Bascom Count Mountjoy David Benter Chet Beston. U.S. Sec. of State Professor Kokintz President of the U.S. General Snippet Will Tatum Princess Gloriana Ann the Peasant Norma the Peasant Page Miss Johnson Miss Wilkins Mrs. Reiner WAC Jill WAC Debbie Newscaster Mrs. Bascom Mary the Tourist Pam the Tourist Jane the Tourist Soldiers 48 Sight-seer Jason Vittone Scott Laird Rob Schulz Geoff Pulliam Bryan Holmes Dan Reem Jim Robbins Rick Smith Kim Whalen Mary Robbins Kristin Coe Laura Holmes Michelle Cottingham Teresa Laubach Tiffany Wolford Connie Murphy Michelle Cottingham Kathy Carlson Laura Holmes Mechelle Rylander Jennifer Clark Stacy Leafgreen Tiffany Wolford, Mary Robbins Stacy Leafgreen The Mouse That Roared is an ironic look at American foreign policy. It is also, however, a reassuring tale where good intentions and honesty win over greed and power. In the play, the country of Grand Fenwick is going bankrupt, and decides the best way to get money is to lose a war to the United States. The rulers send a forest ranger and three peasants to attack New York City with bows and arrows. However, when the bowmen capture a nuclear physicist who has just invented the “Q-Bomb,” the leaders are horrified to learn they have just defeated the U.S. The rest of the play centers around the struggle to lose the war, return the Q-Bomb, and marry the local princess to the hero. Fall Play 49 Bad Boys Fresh-Soph Squad — back row: Coach Walck. Kevin Melton. Rick Smith. Bill Holden. Chris Courtright, Paul Hickey, Rod Cantwell, Brian O’Connor. Scott Laird, Todd Kistler Front row: Jason Vittone. Jeff Nelson, Scott Paul, Shawn Reathaford, Aaron Pheiffer, Dan Sweborg, Chad Walker. Scores R.O.W.V.A.----- 60 R.O.W.V.A.----- 24 R.O.W.V.A.-----31 R.O.W.V.A.----- 40 R.O.W.V.A.----- 39 R.O.W.V.A.----- 44 R.O.W.V.A.----- 37 R.O.W.V.A.----- 44 R.O.W.V.A.-----42 R.O.W.V.A.----- 33 R.O.W.V.A.----- 53 R.O.W.V.A.----- 30 R.O.W.V.A.----- 42 R.O.W.V.A.----- 51 R.O.W.V.A.----- 53 R.O.W.V.A.----- 47 R.O.W.V.A.----- 50 R.O.W.V.A.-----44 R.O.W.V.A.----- 47 Williamsficld — 40 Orion---------- 49 Abingdon------- 54 Knoxville------ 58 Galva---------- 37 Cambridge------ 28 Winola--------- 33 Toulon--------- 34 Alexis----------55 Alwood----------37 Wethersfield — 44 Galva---------- 33 Alwood--------- 54 Winola--------- 50 Toulon----------33 Alexis--------- 45 Cambridge------ 31 Wethersfield — 42 Dallas City---- 68 52 Boys ’ Basketball Let’s Hear It For the Boys! Boys ’ Basketball 53 Nasty Varsity Basketball Squad — Brad Bent. Rob Kalb. Jason Libby. Rodger Main, Shawn Cantwell. Don Jacobson. Todd Markword, Doug Gibson. Andy Nelson. Dan Russell, Darrin Carlson. Jerod Gross, Jon Nelson, Scott Larson. Scores R.O.W.V.A.----- 57 R.O.W.V.A.----- 37 R.O.W.V.A.----- 62 R.O.W.V.A.----- 58 R.O.W.V.A.----- 33 R.O.W.V.A.----- 72 R.O.W.V.A.----- 47 R.O.W.V.A.----- 46 R.O.W.V.A.----- 58 R.O.W.V.A.----- 55 R.O.W.V.A.----- 48 R.O.W.V.A.----- 39 R.O.W.V.A.----- 70 R.O.W.V.A.-----64 R.O.W.V.A.----- 64 R.O.W.V.A.----- 66 R.O.W.V.A.----- 70 R.O.W.V.A.----- 59 R.O.W.V.A.----- 55 R.O.W.V.A.----- 60 R.O.W.V.A.----- 51 R.O.W.V.A.----- 69 R.O.W.V.A------44 R.O.W.V.A.----- 49 R.O.W.V.A.-----47 Erie----------- 44 Aledo-----------31 Abingdon------- 53 Williamsfield — 59 Orion---------- 54 Abingdon--------61 Orion---------- 64 Riverdale-------41 Aledo-----------51 Knoxville------ 57 Galva---------- 38 Cambridge------55 Winola--------- 54 Toulon--------- 68 Alexis--------- 38 A1 wood-------- 55 Wethersfield — 73 Galva---------- 35 Alwood----------44 Winola----------47 Toulon--------- 46 Alexis--------- 49 Cambridge------ 64 Wethersfield — 45 Alwood----------49 54 Boys' Basketball Shawn Cantwell Darrin Carlson Doug Gibson Don Jacobson Rodger Main Todd Markword Andy Nelson Jump! mm Footlo Freshmen Boys’ team-----------Coach Walck. Jeff Nelson. Dan Sweborg. Bill Holden. Chris Courtright. Brian O’Connor. Aaron Pheiffer. Scott Paul, and Chad Walker. Scores Opponent Knoxville Rockridge Toulon Abingdon Abingdon Knoxville RHS-OPP 33 45 38 59 38 43 32 46 54 73 30 41 Victory Freshmen Basketball—back row: Coach Clark. Marie Wikoff. Jennie Reynolds. Talinda Laubach Second row: Brigit Wikoff. Misha Guldenzopf. Cor. Swanson. Diana Stickle. Missy Pease. First row: Brandy Huff. Cara Harpman, Paula Foglesong, Nicki Kennedy. Kenda Nelson. 1987 marks the first year R.O.W.V.A. had a freshmen girls’ basketball team. The girls defeated Toulon in their only game of the season. Freshmen Basketball 57 This is the Time Fresh-Soph Basketball team — Misha Guldenzopf, Cara Harpman, Kenda Nelson. Diana Stickle. Paula Foglesong. Nicki Kennedy, Brigit Wikoff, Brandy Huff. Cori Swanson. Missy Pease. Coach Clark. Brenda Brown. Jodi Swanson. Angie Carlson. Aimee Weedman. Tara Marshall. Melissa Harding. Annette Kimler. Cathy Flinner in front — Marie Wikoff. Talinda Laubach, and Jennie Reynolds. Scores Fresh-Soph Varsity Opponent RHS Opp Opponent RHS OPP Galva 22 9 Knoville 68 17 Cambridge 29 23 Abingdon 55 39 Abingdon 56 17 Orion 49 42 Winola 17 28 Galva 69 26 Toulon 36 33 Cambridge 41 32 Yates City 29 11 Abingdon 80 48 Alexis 17 15 Winola 62 37 Alwood 35 19 Toulon 49 37 Wethersfield 19 18 Yates City 68 31 Galva 32 19 Rockridge 66 30 Alwood 31 14 Fulton 74 63 Winola 26 36 Orion 61 40 Knoxville 37 48 Alexis 53 36 Toulon 32 25 Alwood 48 15 Alexis 31 20 Wethersfield 45 31 Cambridge 35 33 Galva 72 33 Wethersfield 37 23 Alwood 58 22 Orion 22 40 Winola 58 41 Knoxville 78 30 Toulon 64 31 Alexis 63 34 Cambridge 32 34 Wethersfield 46 33 Orion 49 43 Regional Alwood 65 22 Cambridge 49 32 Sectional Monmouth 38 42 58 Girls' Basketball Livin ’ On A Prayer Varsity Basketball team—Amy Mundwiler, Christie Cain, Jodi Swanson. Julie Lake. Teresa Laubach, Tori Larson. Coach Pease. Coach Clark. Heidi Nelson. Kim Whalen. Shelly Orwig. Lori Hare. Angie Carlson. Mary Robbins, Tracey DuCharme In front: Talinda Laubach, Marie Wikoff, Jennie Reynolds. Coach Vinton Pease, left. Girls' Basketball 59 Big Time Amy Mundwiler Heidi Nelson Shelly Orwig 60 Girls' Basketball Carry Me A way Cheerleading Squad — clockwise: Lynn Stotts, Melissa Mundwiler, Noelle Snyder. Connie Murphy, Kathy Loveall. Melissa Carlson, Karen Hutchinson. Tammie Olson, Michelle Cottingham, and Jill Schwarz. Varsity Cheerleaders are: Kathy Loveall (top), Noelle Snyder, JV Cheerleaders are, from bottom: Jill Schwarz, Connie Murphy, Karen Hutchinson. Michelle Cottingham, and Lynn Stotts. Melissa Carlson, Melissa Mundwiler, and Tammie Olson. Girls’ Track Team—front row: Julie Lake. Jennie Reynolds middle row: Karen Hutchinson. Angie Carlson. Missy Pease, Kim Whalen. Marie Wikoff. Cara Harpman. Cathy Flinner. Annette Kimler. Paula Foglesong. Stephanie Stotts. Teresa Laubach. back row: Talinda Laubach, Diana Stickle, Kenda Nelson. Brigit Wikoff. Billie Cheline, Noelle Snyder. She’s a little runaway. Jump! 66 Girls' Track Running With The Devil—Girls’ Track Land of Confusion! Girls’ Track Managers: front row— Mindy Stewart Second row—Melissa Carlson. Dawn Steck back row—Shelly Orwig. Aimee Weedman. Girls' Track 67 Distance runners (left)—top to bottom: Jennie Reynolds. Billie Cheline. Teresa Laubach. Kenda Nelson. Brigit Wikoff. Angie Carlson. Noelle Snyder. Talinda Laubach. 68 Girls' Track Relay Teams—front row: Talinda Laubach. Kenda Nelson. Annette Kimler, Karen Hutchinson, Angie Carlson, Diana Stickle, back row: Jennie Reynolds. Noelle Snyder. Teresa Laubach. Kim Whalen. Missy Pease. Cara Harpman. Brigit Wikoff. and Marie Wikoff. So what if I didn't go out for track?!!” Field Events—kneeling: Paula Foglesong. Julie Lake, standing: Marie Wikoff. Jennie Reynolds. Bridgit Wikoff. Angie Carlson. Karen Hutchinson. Diana Stickle. Cara Harpman, and Missy Pease. Sprinters: front row— Jennie Reynolds. Annette Kim-ler. Cathy Flinner. Noelle Snyder. Kenda Nelson. Back Row— Stephanie Stotts. Kim Whalen. Missy Pease. Diana Stickle. Cara Harpman. Karen Hutchinson. Angie Carlson. Girls’ Track 69 Managers: Matt Woods and Joe Rafferty. Captains: Shawn Cantwell and Joe Carr. Boys’ track team—back row: Shawn Cantwell. Rob Kalb. Joe Carr. Todd Rogers. Jeff Pemberton, and Kurt Swanson, third row: Matt Green. Brian O’Connor. Bob Watt. Mike Flynn. Mike Stowe. John Asplund, Jason Landers, and Jerod Gross second row: Geoff Pulliam. Jason Emerick. Jerry Mackey. Jon Nelson. Jason Libby. Scott Laird, and Bob Lundeen. front row: Shawn Reathaford, Bob Bewlcy, Rodger Fitzsimmons. Greg Rednour, Aaron Phciffer, Darrin Carlson. Greg Flcisher. and Chuck Lundeen. Distance Runners—Jon Nelson. Jason Emerick, Bob Lundeen. Jerry Mackey. Darrin Carlson. Todd Rogers. Kurt Swanson. Joe Carr. Greg Fleisher. Scott Laird. Mike Flynn. Greg Rednour. Rodger Fitzsimmons. Bob Watt. Matt Green. Bob Bewley. and Geoff Pulliam. Running Against The Wind Weightmen: Jeff Pemberton. Jason Libby. Mike Stowe. Jason Landers. John Asplund. Boys' Track 71 Field Events—back row: Geoff Pulliam. Jerry Mackey, Shawn Reathaford, Kurt Swanson. Todd Rogers. Jon Nelson. Brian O’Connor, and Scott Laird. Front row: Chuck Lundeen. Greg Rednour. Bob Lundeen. Aaron Pheiffer, Rob Kalb. Greg Fleisher. and Jason Emerick. 72 Hurdlers: Rob Kalb. Shawn Reathaford. and Jerod Gross. Sprinters—(on bars)— Joe Carr, Rob Kalb, Jason Libby, Jon Nelson, Brian O'Connor, and Shawn Cantwell, (in center) Aaron Pheiffer. (on ground)—Bob Lundeen and Chuck Lundeen. Dancin9 In the Dark The Industrial Arts Arts Show Phillip Wenstrom’s canopy waterbed was an award winner. Outstanding woodworking award goes to Mark Andrews. 76 Industrial Arts Arts Show Oil painting by Corey Palm. The batik picture is by Billie Brewer and Henry Genesio made the shirt. Mark Watt received honorable mention for this table. This tablecloth was crocheted by Dawn Wocrtz. Paul Miller created this hutch. What an art display by Heidi Nelson! Single bed by Larry Mackey. Another award winner by Brad Bent. Tables by Jason Emerick and Damon Shea. 77 Band Awards-Dan Reem (Sousa Award), Shelly Orwig, Bryan Holmes. Julie Lake. Outstanding Choral Member-Robert Watt. and Michelle Cottingham. English Awards-Heidi Nelson. Julie Lake. Tori Larson. Lynn Stotts. Jim Robbins. Bryan Holmes, and Dan Reem. Tonight’s D.A.R.-Julie Lake and S.A.R.-Bryan Holmes 78 Foreign Language Awards-Mindy Stewart, Jodi Swanson. Jeff Nelson. Aimee Weedman, Stacy Leafgreen, John As-plund. Jerod Gross. Mike Flynn. Brigit Wikoff. Dawn Steck, and Shawn Reathaford. Not pictured are: Dan Reem and Jim Keneipp. the Night Student Council Officers--Bryan Holmes. Andy Nelson, and Jerod Gross. Computer Awards-Kim Whalen, Rodger Main. Bryan Holmes, and Jim Robbins. Top Six Scniors-Bryan Holmes, Jeff Kremcmr, Heidi Nelson, Dan Rccm, R.E.A. Teacher Scholarship-Bryan Holmes and Michelle Cottingham. Jim Robbins, and Lynn Stotts. Scholastic Bowl Awards-Jerod Gross. Lori Hare, Jim Keneipp. Bryan Holmes. Jeff Kremer, Andy Nelson, Dan Rccm. and Jim Robbins. Army Reserve Athletic Award-Hcidi Nelson. 79 The Winner NHS Most Athletic Award-Julie Lake Illinois State Scholars-Bryan Holmes. Jeff Kremer. Andy Nelson. Dan Reem. and Jim Robbins Senior Writing Awards: lst-Dan Reem 2nd Jim Robbins and Bryan Holmes 3rd Jeff Kremer and Tori Larson (not pictured). Most Valuable Senior-Heidi Nelson Most Valuable Senior-Don Jacobson 80 Awards Night Takes It Chemistry Awards-Jim Robbins, Mary Robbins, Jerod Gross, and Dan Reem. Math Awards-Mary Robbins. Jerod Gross, Shawn Reathaford. and Brigit Wikoff. CSC Scholorship Award-Patti Behymer. Patricia Anderson Memorial Award-Dan Reem Awards Night 81 Midnight Masquerade Bryan Holmes. Kristin Coe. Bob Watt, and Kathy Carlson provided entertainment for the evening. Left-Rick Smith. Kim Gibson. Tony Morrissey. Lome Pennington. Laura Holmes. Aaron Pheiffer. Julie Paul, and Bryan Holmes. Below-Chris Culver. Ivone Estrada. Mike Lucas. Tiffany Wolford. Len Riddle. Jim Kilgore. Patti Behymer. and John Robbins. Left—Jeff Pullins, Dawn Woertz, Garrett Morris, Jo Derry. Dawn Christofferson. Mike LeGale. Cindy Predmore. and Rollie Peterson. Below--Dennis Clinedinst. Amy Lingwall, Craig Lee. Terri Johnston. Amy Ingle. Rich Carlson. Martha Davis, and Jeff Murphy. Below-Corina Boughton. Melanie Schwartzkopf. Lisa Peterson. Shawn Scalf. Terri Kemper, Tracy Prince, and Trade Kinder. Left—Andy Nelson, Kathy Sullivan. Jason Landers, Jennifer Cordle, Kathy Holstrom, Robb Downard, Julie Box. Jeff Pemberton. Right—Bob Watt, Cathy Flinner, Shawn Cantwell. Annette Kimler, Tammie Brooks. Jerry Talbert, Angie Hillman, and Don Jacobson. Left—Stephanie Carlson. Doug Gibson, Shelly Orwig. Marie Wikoff, Rodger Main, and Lynn Stotts. Left—Mark Beetler. Kim Whalen. Heidi Nelson. Jason Libby. Jodi Swanson, and Rob Kalb. Right—Chrissy Tye. Scott Maxwell. Carol Stewart. Brent Creason. Amy Morris. Shane Simpson. Teresa White, and Rod Parkinson. Left—Mark Andrews. Kathy Lovcall. Troy Wolford. Candy Green. Shelly Schwarz, and Tom Bates. Prom 87 Darrin Carlson. Tori Larson. Jon Nelson. Angie Carlson. Julie Lake. Scott Terry Mackey. Rhonda Nyman. Lee Emerick, Tricia Hudson. Carie Scott. Laird. Sherry Dredge, and David Nelson. Jeff Kremer. Dee Dredge, and Chris Ramagc. Teresa Laubach Ami Tropp. Amy Ziehr. Todd Rogers. Suzanne Shostrom. Todd Markword. Karen Hutchinson. Brent Noel. John Flack. Mona Mar-Kellie Folger. Melissa Mundwiler. and Chuck Lundeen. shall. Angela Welch, and Scott Terpening. 88 Prom Kurt Swanson. Cori Swanson. Scott Larson. Kenda Nelson. Cara Harpman. Joe Carr. Paula Foglesong. and Bob Lundeen. Prom 89 Candi Fleisher. Lori Hare. Amy Mundwiler. and Jason Vittone. Rob Schulz. Kathy Carlson. Jerod Gross. Julie Harpman. Justin Pogue, and Michelle Cottingham. A ‘M.l VICTIM Trends Con trol Concert Band — first row: Brandy Huff, Bri-git Wikoff. Patti Behymer, Laura Holmes, Shelly Orwig. Tara Kennedy. Michelle Cottingham, Jennifer Cordle, Connie Murphy, Tracey Copeland, Melissa Harding second row: Noelle Snyder, Jodi Swanson, Melissa Pease, Kelly Quinones, Amy Sargcant, Misha Guldenzopf, Teresa Lau-bach, Lynn Stotts, Dan Reem, John Asplund, Christie Cain. Stacy Leafgreen, Diana Stickle, Geoff Pulliam. Melisa Mundwiler. Valerie Smith. Aimee Weedman. Billi Cheline third row: Marie Wikoff. Kathy Sullivan, Karen Hutchinson. Rick Smith. Kim Whalen. Jerod Gross. Alexia Crouse. Matt Woods. Todd Rogers. Stephanie Stotts, Jon Nelson, Julie Lake, Cara Harpman. Mary Robbins, Jason Vittone, Scott Larson, Amy Mundwiler. Scott Paul. Jeff Nelson. Scott Laird, Kathy Carlson. Rob Kalb. Bryan Holmes. Cori Swanson. Talinda Laubach. Jacque Lindsey. Melissa Carlson fourth row: Kristin Coe. Matt Cain. Jim Keneipp. Rob Schulz. Elaine Watters, and Kathy Loveall Concert band received a 1st Division Rating at Organizational Contest. 94 Concert Band Jazz Band — first row: Christie Cain. Rick Smith. Jerod Gross, Stacy Leafgreen. John Asplund second row: Rob Schulz. Dan Reem. Kathy Carlson. Bryan Holmes, Rob Kalb. Scott Laird. Jim Kneipp. Laura Holmes third row: Cara Harpman. Mary Robbins. Julie Lake. Todd Rogers, and Stephanie Stotts. Shake Rattle TV’ Roll Awards Augustana 3rd R.O.W.V.A. 2nd Western 3rd Kirksville 2nd Farmington 1st Jazz Band 95 Sing, Sing A Song Chorus — back row: Mark Watt. Alexia Crouse. Geoff Pulliam. Jerry Talbert. Dawn Woertz, Bob Watt, middle row: Sherry Pennington. Len Riddle. Tracy Prince. Tracy Hankins. Mary Wilson. Patti Behymer, Lori Lumberry front row: Mechelle Rylander. Kathy Carlson. 96 Chorus Celebra tion Swing Choir: fourth row — Kristin Coe. Tara Kennedy. Mark Watt. Dawn Woertz, Tammy Olson third row — Michelle Cottingham, Bob Watt. Bryan Holmes. Teresa Laubach second row — Melissa Harding. Mary Wilson. Geoff Pulliam. Greg Fleischer, Patti Behymer, Kathy Carlson first row—Candi Fleisher Swing Choir 97 Letterwom en top row: Amy Mundwiler, Tori Larson. Michelle Cottingham. Christie Cain, Annette Kimler middle row: Kim Whalen. Candi Green, Barb Isbell, Tina Ryner, Tracey DuCharme. Jennie Reynolds, Mrs. Joan Swanson bottom row: Teresa Laubach, Angie Carlson. Noelle Snyder, Shelly Orwig, Julie Lake. Karen Hutchinson, Lynn Stotts, Patti Behymer, Wendee Weedman 98 Lettcrwomen Lettermen Can t Hold Back top row: Troy Wolford, Chris Culver. Dan Russell, Kurt Swanson, Don Jacobson, Scott Larson, Brad Bent. Todd Markword, Jeff Pemberton. Mark Andrews middle row: Chuck Guldenzopf. Scott Laird, Rodger Main. Brent Creason, David Nelson. John Asplund, Jim Robbins, Todd Rodgers, Darrin Carlson bottom row: Rob Kalb. Doug Gibson. Joe Carr, Jon Nelson, Jerod Gross, Jason Landers, Jason Libby. Andy Nelson. Shawn Cantwell Lettermen 99 Officers — front: Melanie Schwartzk-opf — reporter, Kim Gibson — sentinel, back: Lee Emerick — secretary. Rodger Main — vice president. Darrin Carlson — president, Doug Gibson — treasurer, Shawn Cantwell — student council representative, and Mr. Dean Bartels — advisor. Future Farmers of America — top: Scott Tcrpening, Trevor Simmons. Rod Parkinson. Kurt Swanson. Don Jacobson middle: Dean Bartels. Lee Emerick. Rodger Main, Jon Nelson, Shannon Johnson. Greg Johnston, Jeff Pemberton. Cary Johnson, Dave Nelson, Phillip Wenstrom. Doug Gibson, Darrin Carlson. Lorrie Pcnninton, Chris Crowl, Shawn Cantwell. Melanie Schwartzkopf. Joe Rafferty, Shawn Pitman. Jody Roberts, Bob Sloan front: Matt Cain. Erik Pemberton, Bob Bewley. Joe Boone, Chuck Lundeen. Aaron Pheiffer, Jason Ferguson. Joe Genisio. Nathan Haynes. Tim Rollins, Bob Lundeen, Dan Sabotta, Jerrod Linquist, Terry Morrow, and Wally Yeater Future Farmers of America Award Winners DeKalb Award — Darrin Carlson Outstanding Senior — Lee Emerick Star Chapter Farmer — Phillip Wenstrom Star Greenhand — Matt Cain Section IV Wildlife Management Winner — Lee Emerick Future Farmers of America 101 Top: Karen Hutchinson. Melissa Carlson. Ami Tropp. Dee Dredge. Noelle Snyder. Lori Pennington. Terri Johnston, and Jo Derry. Middle row: Rachel Snyder. Stephanie Stotts. Talinda Laubach. Suzanne Shostrom. Amy Ziehr, Terri Kemper. Dawn Christofferson. Tracy Prince. Wendee Weedman. Betsy Bodenhamer, and Corina Boughton. Bottom: Mindy Stewart. Missy Mundwiler, Teresa Laubach. Kellie Folger, Mi-chelle Cottingham. Mona Marshall and Stephanie Carlson. The Secret of C ■ National Honor Society—Old members: (first row) Rodger Main, Jim Robbins. Joe Carr, Jeff Kremcr Second row: Jerod Gross. Dan Rcem. Michelle Cottingham, Teresa Laubach. Amy Mundwiler. Laura Holmes. Mary Robbins. Rob Kalb, and Jason Libby. Third row: John Asplund. Kathy Carlson. Julie Lake. Kim Whalen. Patti Behymer, Tracey Copeland. Amy Ziehr, Lynn Stotts, and Christie Cain. The National Honor Society continued its traditional activities this year. They sold mums during Homecoming to add to the spirit of the week. Also, they celebrated Valentine’s Day by delivering carnations and poems. They had their induction and brought nine new members into the group. They elected the following officers for next year: Jerod Gross, President; Christie Cain, Vice-president; Rob Kalb. Treasurer; Teresa Laubach, Secretary; Angie Carlson, Student Council Representative. This year they were allowed to return to Chicago. After a long bus trip, they explored the Museum of Science and Industry and ate lunch on the shores at Lake Michigan. It was not a radically different year, but it was very successful. 104 National Honor Society My Success National Honor Society New Members—Stacy Leafgreen. Scott Laird, Angie Carlson. Shawn Reatherford. Melissa Harding, Melisa Mundwiler. Aimce Weedman, Jodi Swanson, and Shelly Or-wig. National Honor Society 105 Student Council “I’ve Done Everything For You’’ Top to bottom — Andy Nelson, Jon Nelson, Jason Vittone. Jerod Gross, Julie Lake, Karen Hutchinson. Laura Holmes, Mrs. Jeanne Harland, Teresa Laubach, Shelly Orwig, Shawn Cantwell. Kristin Coe, Stephanie Carlson. Tara Marshall. Patti Behymer. Rodger Main. Tammie Blickem. 106 Student Council Student Council sponsored Homecoming, the winter volleyball tournament, and the badmitton tournament held in the spring. 107 The varsity scholastic bowl team competed at six meets this year: January 15 at Knoxville where they took first place, March 21 at Aledo, March 24 at Knoxville where they again received first place, March 28 at Galva where they took fourth place, April 4 at Wethersfield and May 2 in the Sectional at Aledo. On the road — Knoxville. Showing off!! Here are our first place winners at Knoxville. Varsity Scholastic Bowl team — front; Jerod Gross, Joe Carr, Jeff Krem-er back: Jim Keneipp. Dan Reem. Jim Robinson, Andy Nelson. Matt Green, and Lori Hare. We Don’t Need 108 Scholastic Bowl No Education Fresh-Soph Scholastic Bowl Team — Scott Laird. Shawn Rcathaford, Stacy Leafgreen, Jason Vittone. Mechelle Ryalnder. Matt Green, and Geoff Pulliam. Scholastic Bowl 109 Against All Odds Our staff — Laura Holmes, Kristin Coe, Ami Tropp, Stacy Leafgreen Third row — Suzanne Shostrom, Dee Dredge, Amy Ziehr Second Row: Wendec Weedman, Jo Derry, Rich Carlson, Darlycne House. In front — Michelle Cottingham and Mona Marshall. 110 Rowvan Staff Seniors Bryan Holmes and Michelle Cottingham shared the responsibility (and headache) of editing this book, against all odds. Michelle Cottingham — co-editor, fall cheerleaders, division pages, NHS, photographer Bryan Holmes — co-editor, division pages, fall play, music Jeff Kremer — volleyball Stacy Leafgreen — music Laura Holmes — basketball, freshmen class Darlyene House — advertising, staff Kristin Coe — basketball, freshmen class Dee Dredge — cheerleaders, sophomore class, track, photgrapher Amy Ziehr — junior class, photographer Suzanne Shostrom — homecoming, letterpeople, photographer Ami Trop — homecoming, student council, photographer Jo Derry — advertising, graduation Wendee Weedman — advertising, graduation, photographer Rich Carlson — FFA, track, football Greg Fleisher — photographer Wendee and Jo discussing an ad layout. Ill You ’re Only Human Matt Woods Tiffany Wolford Mary Wilson Marie Wikoff Brigit Wikoff Dan Sweborg 114 Steve Shores Cori Swanson Diana Stickle Damon Shea Jill Schwarz Kathy Sullivan Tim Rollins Andy Pine Aaron Pheiffer Sherry Pennington Erik Pemberton Melissa Pease Rob Olson Brian O’Connor Carrie Ohlson Scott Paul Kris Nelson Kenda Nelson Jeff Nelson Tony Morrissey Paula Miller Shirley McCormick Larry Mackey Rachael Lucas Jerrod Lindquist Terra Lawson Hip To Be Square Bill Holden Paula Foglesong Greg Fleisher Jason Ferguson Lora Engles Jason Emerick Lori Elmore Matt Cain Alexia Crouse Chris Courtright Jennifer Cordle Kristin Coe John Brewer Tammie Blickem Theresa Beard Tim Babcock Legs! Sponsor. Mrs. Debbie Hannam; Secretary. Paula Foglesong; Vice President. Brigit Wikoff; Treasurer. Kris Nelson; President. Kristin Coe; Sponsor. Mrs. Mary Fran Crist; not shown — Student Council Representative Tammie Blickem. Sophomores Dan Woertz Phillip Wenstrom Aimcc Weedman Elaine Watters V 'T 3 Mark Watt Dallas Swanson Mike Stowe Jason Vittone Jodi Swanson Jami Swanson Jennie Reynolds 118 Skip Simms Amy Sargeant Mechelle Rylander Dan Russell Shawn Reathaford Joe Rafferty Geoff Pulliam Justin Pogue Jolene Peterson Ken Ostrander Matt Olson Todd Newburgh Connie Murphy Melissa Mundwiler Laurie Long Jacque Lindsey Stacy Leafgreen Tracy Larson Scott Laird 119 Darlyene House Jon Hoot man Melissa Harding Tracy Hankins Matt Green Joe Genisio Henry Genisio Mike Flynn Cathy Flinner Roger Fitzsimmons Sherry Dredge Joyce Colwell Jennifer Clark Billi Cheline Melissa Carlson Melody Boyd Joe Boone Bobby Bewley Erica Bettisworth Rich Barkley Steve Anderson Sophomore Class Officers: Jason Vittone. President; Scott Laird. Vice president; Sherry Dredge. Secretary; Stephanie Stotts. Treasurer; and Tara Marshall. Student Council Representative. Sophomores 121 I Can Kurt Swanson Amy Ziehr Kim Whalen Ami Tropp Noelle Snyder Shane Simpson Rick Simms Suzanne Shostrom Rob Schulz Jody Roberts Todd Rogers Tony Rochelle Kelly Quinones Tracy Prince Cindy Predmore Shawn Pitman Wait! Shanda Stevens Melanie Schwartzkopf Mary Robbins Lisa Peterson Junior Class Jeff Pemberton Troy Newman Rod Parkinson Chuck Lundeen Jon Nelson Lori Morgan Bob Lundeen Jason Libby Tammy Lawson Teresa Laubach Jason Landers Trade Kimler Jim Kilgore Jim Keneipp Chris Kennedy Teri Kemper Rob Kalb Terri Johnston Almost Paradise — Junior Year Rich Carlson Kathy Carlson Missy Cantwell Christie Cain 124 Betsy Bodenhamer Brad Bent Jay Beary John Asplund Junior Class officers: Teresa Laubach, President; Jerod Gross. Vice President; Noelle Snyder. Secretary; Dee Dredge. Treasurer; Laura Holmes. Student Council Representative; Mr. Dick Paul, sponsor. All juniors have to go through the terror of giving speeches in English III as Jay Beary is showing us. Juniors 125 Class Flirts: Jeff Kremer and Karen Hutchinson. Most Likely to Succeed: Tracey Copeland and Bryan Holmes. Best Dressed: Dave Nelson and Mona Marshall. Best Smile: Jeff Kremer and Karen Hutchinson. Personality Plus: Darrin Carlson and Julie Lake. Most Talented: Bryan Holmes and Julie Lake. Senior Personalities 127 l JMi « rrr IWmI Most Athletic: Julie Lake and Donnie Jacobson. Trendsetters: Jeff Kremer and Karen Hutchinson. Class Clowns: Rodger Main and Julie Lake. 128 Senior Personalities Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now! Senior Class officers — (clockwise) — Lynn Stotts - treasurer; Mona Marshall - secretary; Bryan Holmes - President; Karen Hutchinson - S.C. representative; and Julie Lake - Vice President. Troy Dumont Wolford Dawn Marie Woertz Seniors not pictured are: Barbara Marie Isbell, Amy Lingwall, Robert Floyd Sloan and James Thomson. Robert Brian Watt, left Lori Michelle Schwarz, right Lynn Kristine Stotts, above Scott Matthew Terpening, left Tina Marie Ryner, right Julie Anne Reynolds, left Rachelle Lyn Orwig, right Lorrie Annette Pennington, above Daniel Wayne Reem, left Philip Andrew Nelson, right Heidi Dawn Nelson, left Mona Marie Marshall, right Amy Lynn Mundwiler, below David Brian Nelson, left Luke Marquith, right Paul Miller, above Jeffrey Lee Murphy, left Todd E. Markword, right Rodger Gary Main, left Julie Anne Lake, right Tori Lynne Larson, below Michael E. Lucas, left Jeff Bradley Kremer, right Scott Douglas Larson, above Kathleen Ann Loveall, left Donald Raymond Jacobson, right Karen Lynn Hutchinson, left Candi Sue Fleisher. right Cassandra Lynn Green, below Bryan Richard Holmes, left Heather Christine Engels, right Tracey Lynn DuCharme, left Brent Lee Creason, right Christopher Arthur Culver, below Robert Lee Downard, left Michelle Lynn Cottingham. right Christopher Thomas Crowl, above Jonel Joann Derry, left Tracey Lynn Copeland, right Joseph Henry Carr, left Patricia Dawn Behymer. right Dawn Marshelle Christofferson, Mary Bevard. right Darrin Lee Carlson, below Shawn Michael Cantwell, above Stephanie Marie Carlson, left Mark Darin Andrews, right Don ft Forget Me When I'm Gone One Fine Day Dr. John McCall, President of Knox College, (this page, top left) was the speaker for graduation. He praised the value of a small school education. Karen Hutchinson (opposite page, bottom right) gave the Invocation, and Lynn Stotts (opposite page, top left) gave the Benediction. The Top Six Scholars (opposite page, bottom left) were Jeff Kremer, Bryan Holmes, Lynn Stotts, Heidi Nelson, Jim Robbins, and Dan Reem. 130 Graduation Every Step You Take Never Say Goodbye Weddings Portraits Commercial Imagination Makes the Difference Tues: Noon-8:00 p.m. Wed.-Fri: 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat: by Appointment 433 East Main Galesburg. Illinois 61401 (309) 343-9939 COOP Oneida Cable Vision Inc. Altona Co-Operative Grain Company 483-3111 Feed Seeds Chemicals Fertilizer Animal Health TBA Petroleum Products Bulk Fuel Grain Handling and Storage Altona, II 61414 Phone 484-5911 eG. U. 5. PAT Off. 136 Advertising Jerry Ramunis, M.D. Specializing in family practice and geriatrics Board certified Galesburg Office 756 North Kellogg Suite 209 343-4139 office hours: Mon., Tues., and Thur.: 8:30-5.00 Victoria Office 879-2236 Sat.: 8:00-2:00 and by appointment Home Phone — 879-2276 Fri.: 8:30-4:00 Advertising 137 Lee Implement Company 9 Oneida, 11. 61467 (309) 483-2811 Happy Joe’s Royal Rockettes 1964 N. Henderson Galesburg 11. 344-3121 Judy Shay Old Fashioned Made 100% pure Oneida 11. 483-6279 Farmer’s Co-operative, Co. 246 Highway West Oneida II. 61467 483-6591 anderson state bank Congratulates the Class of 1987 Conveniently Located on U. S. 34 Oneida, Illinois 61467 Phone (309) 483-8011 Each depositor insured to 20.000. UOIRAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION R.O.W.V.A. 's Most Convenient Bank Advertising 139 LeAnne F. Gross Agent 417 E. Highway, Box 102 Oneida. Illinois 61467 483-6411 or 483-8483 Auto-Life-Health-Home Like a good Neighbor, State Farm is There Congratulations Graduates r— STATE FARM INSURANCE Jimmy’s Pizza Wataga, Illinois Weedman Trucking Victoria, Illinois 879-2226 or 879-2311 Livestock, Grain, Rock, Construction Materials and Lime The Galesburg Clinic Pharmacy, Inc. 3315 N. Seminary Galesburg, Illinois 344-2020 “Your Health is Our Only Business Hurd-Hendricks Funeral Homes 140 Advertising 204 E. Prospect Oneida, II 483-2323 120 Public Square Knoxville, IL 289-4121 Best Wishes To The Class of 1987 No Matter Which Path You Choose Midstate Manufacturing Galesburg, Illinois Phone 342-9555 Advertising 141 E.W. Houghton Lumber Altona, II 484-5751 For Your Complete Home Building And Remodeling Needs 95 COUNTRY RADIO Insurance and Investment Services OLYMPIC. T C. Wylie Shimel Jr. 102 W. Depot St 483-6385 Profit ta From Our Experience Crop Production Services Agronomic Products Service 483-6341 P. O. Box H Oneida, II Midwest Photo Video 158 N. Broad Galesburg, II 61401 (309) 343-5914 DUCKYS THE PLACE FOR TUXEDO’ 142 Advertising On the Square — Galesburg (309) 343-5914 Advertising 143 Support Our Patrons Andrew Implement Wataga Farm House Oneida Small Engines Karen’s Oneida Snack Shack A Administration 18 Advertising 134 Anderson. Steve 121 Andrews, Mark 25. 26. 76. 87. 99 Arts Show 76 Asplund. John 25, 70. 71. 78. 94. 95. 99. 104. 124 B Babcock, Tim 117 Barkley, Rich 121 Bartels. Mr. Dean 17. 100 Basketball 52 Bates. Tom 87 Beard, Theresa 117 Beary, Jay 124. 125 Beetler, Mark 87 Behringer, Nancy Kay 17 Behymer, Patti 35. 36. 37. 81. 84. 94. 96. 97. 98. 104. 106 Bent. Brad 54. 77. 99. 124 Bent, Joan 21 Bettisworth, Erica 121 Bewley, Bob 70. 71. 100. 121 Blickem, Tammie 106. 117 Bodenhamer, Betsy 102. 124 Boone, Joe 100. 121 Boughton, Corina 85. 102 Box, Julie 86 Boyd, Melody 121 Brewer, Billie 76. 121 Brewer, John 117 Brooks, Tammie 86 Brown, Brenda 58. 121 c Cahill. Gail 17 Cain. Christie 31. 35. 59. 84. 94. 95. 98. 104. 124 Cain, Gaylene 17 Cain. Matt 24. 35. 94. 100. 116 Cantwell. Bill 121 Cantwell. Missy 124 Cantwell. Rod 52. 121 Cantwell, Shawn 54. 55. 70. 73. 86. 99. 100. 106 Carlson. Angie 20. 30. 58. 59. 66. 68. 69. 88. 98. 104, 105. 121 Carlson, Claudia 21 Carlson, Darrin 40. 44. 54. 55. 70. 71. 88. 99. 100. 127 Carlson, Kathy 35. 48. 82. 89. 94. 95. 96. 97. 104. 124 Carlson. Melissa 29. 35. 36. 37. 62. 63. 67. 94. 102. 120 Carlson, Rich 85. 110. 111. 124 Carlson, Stephanie 35. 86. 102. 106 Index Carr, Joe 20. 39. 70. 71. 73. 89. 99, 104. 107. 108 Cheerleaders 29. 62 Cheline. Billi 30. 35. 66. 68. 94. 120 Chockley, David 124 Chorus 97 Christofferson, Dawn 85. 102 Clark, Coach 57. 58. 59 Clark, Jennifer 48. 120 Classes 112 Clinedinst, Dennis 85 Coe. Kristin 35. 48. 82. 94. 97. 106. 110. Ill, 116. 117 Colorguard 36 Colwell. Joyce 120 Concert Band 94 Copeland, Tracey 94. 104. 126 Cordle, Jennifer 35. 86. 94. 116 Cottingham, Gerald Eugine 17. 35 Cottingham. Michelle 29. 35. 36. 37. 48. 62. 63. 78. 79. 81. 89. 94. 97. 98. 102. 104. 110. Ill Cottingham, Mrs. 35 Courtright, Chris 52. 56, 116 Creason, Brent 87. 99 Crist, Mrs. Mary Fran 16. 117 Crouse, Alexia 35. 94. 96. 116 Crowl. Chris 100 Culver. Chris 25. 26. 84. 99 D Davis, Martha 85 Dennis, Mrs. Kay 62 Derry. Jo 85. 102. 110. Ill Downard, Robb 86 Dredge, Dee 20. 35. 36. 37. 88. 102, 110. 111. 124. 125 Dredge. Sherry 35. 36. 37. 88. 120, 121 DuCharme, Tracey 20. 31, 33, 59, 60. 84. 98 E Eiker, Mrs. Donna 16 Elmore, Lori 116 Emerick, Jason 70. 71, 72. 77. 116 Emerick, Lee 25. 26. 88. 100 Engels. Heather 30 Engles. Lora 116 Estrada. Ivone 84 F Fall Play 48 Ferguson, Jason 100. 116 Fitzsimmons, Rodger 70. 71. 120 Flack, John 88 Fleisher, Candi 20. 89. 97 Fleisher. Greg 70. 71. 72. 97. 111. 116 Flinner, Cathy 30. 58, 66. 69. 86. 120 Flynn. Mike 70. 71. 78. 120 Foglesong, Paula 30. 57. 58. 66. 69. 89. 116. 117 Folger, Kellie 88. 102. 124 Football 24 Foster, Jean 21 Freshmen 114 Future Farmers of America 100 Future Homemakers of America 102 G Genisio, Henry 76. 120 Genisio. Joe 100. 120 Gibbs. Tabitha 20. 124 Gibson, Doug 54. 55. 86. 99. 100 Gibson, Kim 84. 100. 124 Godsil, Harriet 21 Graduation 130 Green, Candy 31, 33. 44. 45, 87. 98 Green, Matt 70. 71. 108, 109. 120 Gross. Jerod 25. 35. 54. 70. 72. 78. 79. 81. 89. 94, 95. 99. 104, 106. 108. 124. 125 Gross, Mr. 16, 45, 107 Guldenzopf, Chuck 25, 27. 99 Guldenzopf, Misha 35. 36, 37, 57, 58, 94. 116 144 H Hall, Mr. Brian 16. 24 Hanes. Nathan 116 Hankins. Tracy 96. 120 Hannam, Mrs. Debbie 16. 117 Harding. Melissa 35. 58. 94. 97. 105, 120 Hare, Lori 59. 79. 81. 89. 108. 124 Harland. Mrs. Jeanne 15, 17, 106. 107 Harmison, Betty 21 Harpman. Cara 35. 41. 44. 57. 58. 66. 68. 69. 89. 94. 95. 116 Harpman, Julie 89 Haynes. Nathan 100 Hertz. Mrs. Shirley Jean 15 Hickey, Pam 116 Hickey, Paul 45, 52 Higus, Mrs. Teresa 15 Hillman, Angie 86 Holden. Bill 24. 41. 44. 52. 56. 116 Holmes. Bryan 35. 45. 48. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 84. 94. 95. 97. 111. 126. 127, 130 Holmes, Jennifer 44 Holmes, Laura 35. 45, 48. 84. 94. 95, 104. 106. 110. 111. 124. 125 Holstrom, Kathy 86 Homecoming 38 Hootman, Jon 120 House, Darlyene 20. 110. 111. 120 Hudson. Tricia 88 Huff. Brandy 35. 36. 37. 57, 58. 94. 116 Hutchinson, Karen 29. 35. 36. 37, 62, 63. 66. 68. 69. 88. 94. 98. 102. 106. 126. 127. 128. 130 i Industrial Arts Arts Show 76 Ingle, Amy 85. 124 Isbell, Barb 98 Isbell, Fred 24. 25. 120 J Jacobson. Don 25. 27. 54. 55. 86. 99. 100, 128 Jazz Band 95 Johnson, Cary 24. 25. 100. 120 Johnson, Mrs. Jeannie 19 Johnson, Shannon 100. 124 Johnson, Shawn 44 Johnston. Greg 24. 25. 84. 100. 120 Johnston. Terri 85. 102. 123 Juniors 122 K Kalb, Rob 20. 25. 35. 54. 70. 72. 73. 87. 94. 95. 99. 104. 123 Kalb. Tricia 34. 35 Karrier, Kendall 34 Kemper, Nancy 21 Kemper, Terri 85. 102, 123 Keneipp, Jim 35, 78. 79. 81. 94. 95. 108. 123 Kennedy, Chris 123 Kennedy, Nicki 57. 58. 116 Kennedy. Tara 35. 94. 97. 116 Kilgore, Jim 25. 84. 123 Kimler, Annette 30. 58. 66. 68. 69. 86. 98. 120 Kimler, Tracie 85. 123 Kistler, Todd 52. 120 Kraus, Mr. John A. 15 Kremer. Jeff 45. 79. 80. 88. 104. 108. 111. 126. 127. 128. 130 L Laird, Mr. Vincent 18 Laird. Scott 20. 25. 35. 48. 52. 70. 71. 72, 88. 94. 95. 99, 105. 109. 119. 121 Lake, Johnny 44 Lake. Julie 20. 31. 33. 35. 59. 60. 66. 69. 78. 80. 88. 94. 95. 98. 104. 106. 127. 128 Lake, Mrs. Judy 19 Landers. Jason 25. 70. 71, 81. 86. 99. 123 Larson, Scott 35. 54. 89. 94. 99 Larson, Tori 31. 33. 40. 44. 59. 60. 78. 80, 88. 98 Larson, Tracy 119 Laubach. Mr. Norbert Clarence 15 Laubach, Talinda 30. 35. 57. 58. 59, 66. 68. 94. 102. 116 Laubach, Teresa 31. 35. 40. 44. 48. 59. 66. 68. 88. 94. 97. 98. 102. 104. 106. 123, 125 Lawson. Tammy 123 Lawson. Terra 115 Leafgreen, Stacy 35. 48. 78. 81. 94. 95. 105. 109. 110. 111. 119 Lee, Craig 85 LeGale, Mike 85 Lettermen 99 Letterwomen 98 Libby, Jason 25. 54. 70. 71. 73. 87. 99. 104. 123 Lindquist. Jerrod 24. 100. 115 Lindsey. Jacque 35. 94. 119 Lingwall, Amy 85 Long. Laurie 119 Loveall. Kathy 29. 35. 62. 63. 87. 94 Lucas. Mike 84 Lucas, Rachael 115 Lufkin, Kathy 21 Lumberry, Lori 96. 119 Lundeen, Bob 70. 71. 72. 73. 89. 100. 123 Lundeen, Chuck 70. 72. 73. 88. 100. 123 M Mackey, Jerry 24, 25. 70. 71. 72. 119 Mackey. Larry 77. 115 Mackey. Terry 88 Main, Rodger 54. 55. 79. 81. 86. 99. 100. 104. 106. 128 Marching Band 34 Mark word, Connie 21 Markword. Todd 25. 27. 54. 55. 88. 99 Marshall, Mona 35. 36. 37. 88. 102. 110. 126 Marshall, Tara 30. 58. 106. 119 Maxwell, Scott 25. 40. 44. 87. 123 McCall, John 130 McCann, Billy 20 McCormick, Lynn 119 McCormick, Mrs. Shirley 19 McCormick. Shirley 28. 115 McGraw. 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