ROWVA High School - Rovan Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

The ROWVAN R.O.W.V.A. High School Oneida, Illinois 61467 Table of Contents Opening Section .........................................................4 Underclassmen .......................................................... 8 Freshmen ............................................................. 9 Sophomore ........................................................... 12 Juniors ............................................................. 16 Faculty and Administration ............................................ 20 Administration ...................................................... 21 Faculty ............................................................. 23 Mrs. Snyder and Office Pages ........................................ 28 Supporting Staff .................................................... 29 Activities ............................................................ 30 Homecoming .......................................................... 31 Spring Musical ...................................................... 38 Prom ................................................................ 40 Industrial Arts and Art Show ........................................ 46 Awards Assembly ..................................................... 48 Sports ................................................................ 50 Cheerleaders ........................................................ 51 Football ............................................................ 52 Boys’ Basketball .................................................... 56 Boys’ Track ......................................................... 60 Table of Contents Volleyball ......................................................... 63 Girls’ Basketball................................................... 67 Girls’ Track ....................................................... 71 Organizations ........................................................ 74 Letterpeople ....................................................... 75 FFA ................................................................ 76 FHA ................................................................ 78 Candids ............................................................ 80 NHS ................................................................ 82 Scholastic Bowl .................................................... 84 ROWVAN Staff ....................................................... 86 Band ............................................................... 88 Swing Choir ........................................................ 90 Marching Band ...................................................... 92 Color Guard ........................................................ 93 Chorus ............................................................. 94 Autographs ......................................................... 96 Seniors .............................................................. 98 Senior Personalities .............................................. 104 Graduation ......................................................... 113 Advertisements and Index ............................................ 116 ___________________________________________________________________________________y 3 Covering ’88 Covering ’88 What was your favorite event of the year? My favorite event of the year was when I realized Mr. Paul was really an alien with superior intelligence. — Rob Schulz My favorite event of the year was when we tried a new food product in the a la carte line, steak nuggets. They were incredible. — Tabitha Gibbs My most exciting event this year was seeing my daughter crowned homecoming queen! — Mrs. Snyder I 6 What was your favorite event of the year? My most exciting event of this year was, after beating Peru-St. Bede, realizing that we had made it to the quarterfinals in the class 2A Football Playoffs. — Rob Kalb My most exciting event of the year was when Dee Dredge and I went into the boys’ bathroom and we had to hide in the stalls because someone came in. — Teresa Laubach My favorite event of the year was when the marching band kicked some tail at the University of Illinois. — Laura Holmes Danny Anderson Stephanie Dennison Eric Denniston Jamie Dillbeck Jennifer Downard Nancy England Trent Ericson Jay Feely Freshmen Heather Fonger Amanda Frank Freshman Class Officers: Tricia Kalb. Sec. treas; Amy Van Unnik. Pres; Jason Gross. Vice pres; Rachel Rochford. S.C. Rep. Hillary Gibson Jason Gross Shannon Jones Jon Keneipp Jeff Larson Kevin Livingston Stacey Martin Bill McCann Eric McKeown Preston Morehead Gretchen Lytle Brian McCracken David Marshall Robin Melton Jim Nelson Ed Hobbs Bridget O'Connor Ronia Howard Thad Huffman Todd Regnier Rachel Rochford Blair Selman Andy Snyder Monica Stewart William Stewart Kevin Stone Chad Swanson Chuck Thompson Nikki Turner Amy VanUnnik Sunny Welch Christa Wenstrom Jacob Willison Connie Wilson Sophomores Theresa Beard Tammie Blickem Lora Engles Greg Fleisher Paula Foglesong Misha Guldenzopf Class Officers: Brigit Wikoff, Treasurer; Kristin Coe. President; Jeff Nelson, Student Council Representative; Tara Kennedy. Vice President; Missy Pease. Secretary 12 Jenny Cordle and Tara Kennedy actually heard it through the grapevine. Cara Harpman Matthew Hoppock ’ Nathan Haynes Bobby Jenkins Nicki Kennedy Tara Kennedy Talinda Laubach Jerrod Lindquist Paula Miller Tony Morrissey Rachael Lucas Larry Mackey Shirley McCormick 13 Melissa Pease Andy Pine Nichole Ralston Erik Pemberton Sherry Pennington Tim Rollins Aaron Pheiffer Dan Sabotta 14 Mark Terpening Chad Tropp Cori Swanson Jill Schwarz Damon Shea Steve Shores Valerie Smith Diana Stickle Kathy Sullivan Chad Walker Josie Weber Teresa White Brigit Wikoff Marie Wikoff Mary Wilson Tiffany Wolford Matt Woods Rusty Young 15 Juniors Jennifer Clark Class officers (clockwise from center): Scott Laird, pres.; Sherry Joyce Colwell Dredge, sec.. Angie Carlson, vice-pres.; Mr. Paul; Tara Marshall. S.C. rep.; and Dawn Steck, treas. 16 « ■ Cathy Flinner Mike Flynn Henry Genesio Joe Genesio Tracey Larson and Rod Cantwell show the true meaning of the word “Nerd” Sherry Dredge volunteers an unenthusiastic answer. Sherry Dredge Roger Fitzsimmons Matt Green Cary Johnson Greg Johnston Jim Kilgore Annette Kimler Todd Kistler Lynn McCormick Melisa Mundwiler Connie Murphy Todd Newburgh Matt Olson 18 Jennie Reynolds Daniel Russell Any Sargeant Skipper Simms Rick Smith Rachel Snyder Dawn Steck Mindy Stewart Stephanie Stotts Dallas Swanson Jami Swanson Jodi Swanson Jason Vittone Mark Watt 19 Administration Mr. Vincent Laird — Superintendent. ROWVA Board of Education members are, standing: Roger Wenstrom. David Ptaszek. Ann Robbins, and Dennis Nelson; seated: Rollie Moore, Rollin Tye, and LeRoy Watters. Mrs. Jeannie Johnson — administrative secretary. You want it when. Mr. Laird?” asks Bob Whitman, our high school custodian. Mrs. Shirley McCormick, who oversees the lunch room and the district newsletter. is also an administrative secretary. 21 The Office Mrs. Snyder, the school secretary, likes to read Time and Sew News magazines. Her favorite drink is caffeine-free Diet Coke. Mr. Sappington, the principal of our school, enjoys reading Gun Dog. and American Brittany while sipping a Diet Coke. Office pages, top row: Scott Laird. Dee Dredge. Rob Kalb, Ami Tropp, Rick Smith, Mrs. Snyder, Shawn Reathaford, Teresa Laubach, Jon Nelson. Bottom row: Annette Kimler. Mary Robbins. Laura Holmes. Cor-ina Boughton, Rachel Lucas. Dawn Steck, Sherry Dredge, and Angie Carlson. The Faculty Miss Arseneau teaches Accounting I and li and Typing I and II. The Business Education Forum and the Galesburg Register Mail are her favorite reading materials, and Diet Coke is her favorite drink. Mr. Laubach teaches welding, millwork, introduction to millwork, drafting, and small engines. While drinking a tall glass of cold filtered water, he likes to read Popular Mechanics and Consumer Reports. Mrs. Joan Swanson, who teaches teenager p.e, is also the varsity volleyball coach. When she isn’t ‘‘spiking’’ with the girls, she reads Popular Science and the Ladies Home Journal, drinking a Cherry Coke. Our driver’s education teacher. Mr. Kraus, reads Car and Driver and Motor Trend in his spare time. In between trips with student drivers, he like to relax with a can of Classic Coke. 23 Faculty Mrs. Mottaz, who teaches English I, enjoys Diet Coke while she reads the latest issue of Time or the Peoria Journal-Star Mrs. Stiers. who tutors students in the Job Training Partnership Act program, drinks Pepsi and seems to be an avid reader of the geometry textbook. Our special education teacher, Mrs. Behringer, likes to drink Pepsi in her spare time. She reads mystery stories for enjoyment. Mrs. McQueen, our home economics teacher, reads the Register-Mail and Farm Journal. “I never drink any pop at school,” she said. “But if I did, it would be Sprite.” Another Pepsi fan, our agriculture teacher Mr. Gray, reads Field and Stream. Popular Mechanics, and Sports Illustrated. 24 Mr. Whalen, a Classic Coke man, reads Time. Business Week, and Money. He teaches physical education and health. Mr. Schmidt teaches mathematics courses. He drinks Classic Coke and reads the Reader’s Digest. Home Mechanix. and Family Handyman Mr Walck is in charge of the teachers’ lounge coffee fund. Obviously, he is a coffee fan. and he likes to read Run. the Register Mail, and TV Guide. Mr. Vittone teaches world history and is shown here reading one of his favorite works, the Pledge of Allegiance. He enjoys relaxing with a Diet Coke. The Faculty Mr. Pease teaches p.e. He enjoys reading U.S. To day. and U.S. News and World Report while he drinks Diet Pepsi. Mr. Sornberger teaches Biology 1 and II and 8th grade science. He likes to read In Fisherman, and National Wildlife while he drinks Coke. Mrs. Crist teaches art and photography. She enjoys reading Self and Better Homes and Gardens while she savors Diet Coke. 26 Mrs. Higus, our high school librarian, had a second son in February. We assume she reads Parents Magazine. Mrs. Margaret Swanson, who teaches Spanish I and 11 and French I and ll, said Pepsi was her favorite drink. She enjoys reading Newsweek and National Geographic. Mr. Renwick teaches English 111 and advanced grammar. He likes to read the Galesburg Register Mail and Country Home while he enjoys a tall glass of orange juice. ‘ V Mrs. Cain teaches consumer economics, shorthand, and Typing I. She drinks Pepsi and enjoys reading Garfield and Consumer Report. Mr. Paul teaches U.S. History, world history. American government and American problems. He enjoys reading Time and the Peoria Journal Star while he drinks Die Coke. 2 Mr. Gross, above, is often seen with a coffee cup in his hand. He teaches science and computer classes, reading In Cider. A Plus, and a host of other computer magazines in his spare time. Mr. Cottingham, right, teaches instrumental music. He drinks Sprite while enjoying Trailer Life and the Reader's Di gest. Faculty Mr. Ruehmer, above, teaches vocal music. He drinks Dr. Pepper and reads Woodworking and news magazines. Mrs. Harland, right, teaches English I and II. She listed nine magazines as her favorites, from Time to Vogue; and she drinks coffee in the teachers’ lounge, although she’d prefer chocolate milk. 28 Supporting Staff Cooks and kitchen helpers: Judy Lake, Susie Swanson, Chris Dennis, Kathy Lufkin. Kim Nor-ville, Jean Foster, and Leona Swanson L.M.C. Aid: (left) Darylene House. Custodian: Bob Whitman Bus Drivers: front row — Jane Nelson, Betty Harmison. Joan Bent, and Nancy Kemper; back row — Connie Mark-word. Harriet Godsil. Vicki Mundwiler, Loretta Woodside. and Gerna McGraw. 29 Spirit Week The opening day of Spirit Week began with an array of green. MONDAY TUESDAY From Minnie Mouse to Dagwood and Blondie, several familiar cartoon characters roamed the hall. It was like a scene from Revenge of the Nerds as people dropped books and stepped on glasses. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY “Hey, mon! Surf's up!” was heard all day by dudes in hip shades, printed shorts, and rad beach shirts. The hall was filled with black and gold as the students became psyched for the big game. FRIDAY The Parade Girls’ Volleyball Fresh Soph Boys’ Football Varsity Boys’ Football The Seniors’ Winning Float '• m e Junior Float mm TTTJrftrr-riTOfl Sophomore Float Freshman Float The Big Game An enthusiastic crowd, a huddle of coaches, a cluster of cheerleaders, and even a junior manager all combined to help the Tigers defeat the Toulon Trojans 37-0. 33 Homecoming Dance Above: Suzanne, Amy. Dee, and Scott hang out with some alumni (“Hang on, is this Homecoming or Family Feud?”) C’mon Mark. Get A Little Closer 34 “Shake Your Groove Thing” “You Must Be My Lucky Star” “Lean On Me ... “Wake Me Up Before You Go Go!” The cafetorium quickly filled with students jammin’ to the tunes of the M S Light Show. Some students found it difficult to locate their partners as the room filled with fog. One girl was heard shouting, “Get your bloody hands off me!” The reply? “Oh, sorry, wrong date.” 35 Homecoming Royalty At left. Freshman attendants: Robin Melton and Chuck Thompson At right. Sophomore attendants: Scott Paul and Tammy Olson Below, Homecoming King and Queen: Jon Nelson and Noelle Snyder At left, Junior attendants: Angie Carlson and Mike Flynn At right. Senior attendants: Teresa Laubach and Chuck Lundeen 36 Homecoming Court: Troy Wolford, Robin Melton, Chuck Thompson, Angie Carlson, Mike Flynn. Jon Nelson, Noelle Snyder, Chuck Lundeen, Teresa Laubach, Scott Paul, Tammy Olson, and Candy Green (in front) Sammy Smith and Jennifer Stiers Homecoming Queen and King 1986: Candy Green and Troy Wolford Crown bearers: Jennifer Stiers and Sammy Smith 37 Director • Terry Ruehmer CAST Seymour • Jon Nelson Audrey - Laura Holmes Mr. Mushnik • Rob Schulz Orin ■ John Asplund Ronette - Noelle Snyder Crystal - Kathy Carlson Chiffon - Kristin Coe Yolanda • Stacy Leafgreen Plant’s Voice - Scott Laird Inside Plant - Rob Kalb Mr. Bernstein Bum • Mark Watt Skip Snip Radio Voice • Rick Smith Bum Customer - Jerod Gross Bag Lady Newscaster - Kim Whalen Crew Lights • Todd Regnier Set Construction - Jason Gross, Rob Kalb Blair Selman, Tricia Kalb, Todd Regnier, Carrie Ohlson, Mark Watt, Christie Cain Synthesizer - Jim Keneipp Piano - Mr. Ruehmer Video Tape - Jason Vittone 38 Orin the Dentist and Seymour discuss true love. Right • Curtain call after Saturday night's performance. Look out! Here comes Audrey II! Live and in living color, we watched on April 22-23 as Seymour, the lowly assistant to Mr. Mushnik, desperately tried to satisfy the voracious appetite of Audrey II. She was the unearthly plant that grew before our eyes on a diet of human flesh. Again and again we all sighed as Seymour tried to win the love of the true Audrey, who worked with him in the florist shop. However, Seymour had competition, because Audrey already had a boyfriend — if you want to call a sado-masochistic, Harley-riding dentist a boyfriend. Along with all this, there were chills, thrills, and giggles (not to mention an adorable group of “60 s Girls”). When it was all finished, it amounted to a great spoof and a great time for the cast and the audience. 39 The true soul of Audrey II. Phillip Wenstrom, Cori Swanson. Shane Simpson, Michelle Strum. Rod Parkinson, Michelle Smith, Tammy Olson. Daniel Russell. Jon Nelson, Angie Carlson, Mike Flynn. Dawn Steck, Sherry Dredge. Mike Stowe. Jacque Lindsey. Matt Olson. Prom was held at Maxwell’s Market in Woodhull on Saturday the seventh of May. The music was provided by 97X disc jockey Steve Donovan. Joe Kness, Jami Swanson. Doug Sheckler, Suzanne Vail. 40 Shostrom, Amy Ziehr, Kevin Sided. Dee Dredge. Kent Prom John Aspiund, Marie Wikoff. Scott Laird. Kenda Nelson. Karla Shive. Kurt Swanson. Julie Harpman, Jerod Gross. Rob Schulz. Kathy Carlson. Steve Ross. Ami Tropp. Chris Kennedy. Rich Carlson. Karla Sullivan. Rob Kalb. 41 Matt Cain, Tabitha Gibbs, Rick Simms, Kim Gibson, Brenda Brown, Jerrod Lindquist. Albert Paul, Tracy Hankins, Joyce Colwell. Jim Denery, Chevona Rochelle, Tony Rochelle. Joe Rafferty, Rich Barkley, Lori Lumberry, Mike Lucas, Betsy Bodenhamer, Erica Bettisworth. Jeff Pemberton, Julie Box, Rick Smith, Michelle Cottingham, Cathy Flinner, Ryan Strom. vs How Low Can You Go!!! 42 Prom Bill Cantwell. Annette Kimler. Dorie Lucero. Greg Johnston, Crystal Stark. Cary Johnson. Brian McCracken. Billi Cheline. Rachel Snyder. Shawn Cortelyon, Jennie Reynolds. Todd Newburgh. Bob Lundeen, Paula Foglesong, Teresa Laubach. Kellie Folger. Terri Johnston. Tammie Blickem, Amy Ingle. Diana Stickle, and Kevin Melton. 43 Prom Shannon Johnson. Aimee Morris, Scott and Renee Maxwell. Valerie Smith. Matt Green. Jennifer Cordle, Jason Landers. Todd Rogers. Stephanie Stotts. Melissa Mundwiler, Todd Kistler. Mindy Stewart. Shawn Reathaford. Melissa Carlson. Brad Mangold. Trevor Chambers, Melody Boyd. Jim Keneipp. Alexia Crouse, Sherry Pennington, Mark Watt, Jenny Clark. Wade Brady. 44 Brent Stowe. Christie Cain, Blue Carlson, Mary Robbins. Stacy Leafgreen. Chris Livingston, Laura Holmes. Jason Gross. Jeff Murphy, Kelly Quinones. Chuck Lundeen, Connie Murphy, Lori Morgan, Bobby Bewley, Charlotte Campbell, George Meegan. Jason Donsbach. Melanie Schwartzkopf, Aimee Weedman. Melissa Harding, Tracie Kimler. Lori Hare. Corina Boughton. Lee Hoburg. Tara Marshall, Fred Isbell, Jodi Swanson, Brad Bent, Tracey Larson, Jason Bailey, Elaine Watters. Chuck Thompson. • • • On the way to David Chockley uses a computer to plan his project. Rod Parkinson works with precise accuracy to achieve perfection. 46 Mark Watt aligns a drawer opening. Todd Rogers installs a handle. ... Art and Industrial Arts Show There were many beautiful pieces displayed this year. Many different kinds of paintings were displayed by art students. Brad Bent received a Silver Hammer for his roll top desk. Jason Lander’s dresser received a Gold Hammer Award. Todd Rogers’s dresser received an honorable mention. 47 Awards Band Awards were presented at the Spring Concert. Aaron Pheiffer accepts his Spanish II Award. Mr. Whalen congratulates Jon Nelson. Wylie Shimel congratulates Tracie Kimler. Top Six Scholars 48 Awards Night Below: Kathy Carlson with her vocal music awards. Jon Keneipp’s Spanish I award, and Tabitha Gibbs’s typing award. Illinois State Scholars John Asplund Christie Cain Jerod Gross Lori Hare Laura Holmes Robert Kalb Jim Keneipp Mary Robbins Kim Whalen Foreign Language State Competition Spanish I Todd Regnier, third Sunny Welch, fourth Jon Keneipp. Laura Orwig, Amy Carlson Spanish II Aaron Pheiffer, third French Bill McCann, second Jennifer Reynolds, third Jennifer Clark, fifth Melodie Boyd, sixth Rachel Rochford Senior Writing Awards First Mary Robbins. Jim Keneipp, Kim Whalen Second Rob Schulz, Jerod Gross Third Suzanne Shostrom Honorable Mention Christie Cain, Rob Kalb NHS Most Athletic Member Jon Nelson Senior Athletic Participant Award Jon Nelson, Teresa Laubach National Choral Award Swing Choir Award Kathy Carlson D.A.R. Citizenship Award Teresa Laubach S.A.R. Citizenship Awards Jon Nelson Army Reserve Athletic Scholarship Award Kim Whalen. Jon Nelson Knox County Sheriffs Scholarship Award Rob Kalb R.E.A. Teacher Scholarship Kathy Carlson, Teresa Laubach Laurie Leafgreen Memorial Award Teresa Laubach Carl Sandburg Foundation Award Tracie Kimler Student Council Awards Jerod Gross, Scott Laird Melisa Mundwiler Director’s Award — Industrial Music Laura Holmes, Rob Kalb Teresa Laubach, Mary Robbins Jazz Band Award Christie Cain John Philip Sousa Award Jerod Grass Typing Awards Tabitha Gibbs, Rory Woodside Connie Wilson. Ronia Howard Accounting Award Kim Whalen Patrick Anderson Award Rob Kalb Math Award Jim Keneipp. Jerod Gross Top Six Scholars Jim Keneipp Christie Cain Mary Robbins Rob Kalb Jerod Gross Jon Asplund English Awards Freshmen: Nikki Turner, Jason Gross Sophomores: Brigit Wikoff Juniors: Stacy Leafgreen. Jodi Swanson, Geoff Pulliam Seniors: Laura Holmes, Mary Robbins. Kim Whalen. Jerod Gross, Rob Kalb, Jim Keneipp Scholastic Bowl Awards Jerod Gross, Jim Keneipp, Lori Hare, Rob Kalb, Geoff Pulliam, Shawn Reathaford, Stacy Leafgreen. Jeff Nelson, Kristin Coe, Aaron Pheiffer, Todd Regnier TEAMS Awards Christie Cain, Jerod Gross, Mat Green, Lori Hare. Laura Holmes. Rob Kalt, Jim Keneipp, Jason Landers, Stacy Leafgreen, Geoff Pulliam, Mary Robbins, Dawn Steck, Kim Whalen 49 INSIDE THE Cheerleaders Melissa Mundwiler, Elaine Watters. Connie Murphy. Jacque Lindsey. Melissa Carlson Bottom: Jill Schwarz. Elaine Watters. Melissa Carlson. Connie Murphy, Marie Wikoff. Top: Tammy Olson. Jacque Lindsey, Christa Wenstrom, Melissa Mundwiler, Stephanie Denniston. “I'm stuck!” Junior Varsity: (front) Matt Woods, Erik Pemberton, Nathan Haynes, Jerrod Lindquist, Chris Courtright, Tony Morrissey, Matt Cain. Brian O’Connor, Scott Paul, Aaron Pheiffer, Matthew Hoppock; (second) Zac Bailey, Jay Feely, Jacob Willison, David Marshall, Preston Morehead, Thad Huffman, Jeff Larson, Jamie Dillbeck. Ed Hobbs; (back) Brian McCracken, Rory Woodside, Jeff Boyer, Jason Gross, Blair Selman, Todd Regnier, Trent Ericson. ROWVA Junior Varsity Scores 6 York wood 18 ROWVA 8 Wethersfield 14 ROWVA 12 Toulon 18 ROWVA 0 Alexis 37 ROWVA 8 Alwood 15 ROWVA 20 Winola 0 ROWVA 14 Galva 6 ROWVA 12 Cambridge 18 Varsity Scores ROWVA 63 York wood 8 ROWVA 26 Abingdon 12 ROWVA 37 Toulon 0 ROWVA 61 Alwood 0 ROWVA 37 Winola 0 ROWVA 46 Galva 0 ROWVA 7 Cambridge 6 ROWVA 20 Alexis 0 ROWVA 26 Wethersfields 7 Play-Offs ROWVA 7 Abingdon 6 ROWVA 21 Peru-St. Bede 14 ROWVA 7 Stockton 26 Football Best Yet — Quarterfinals Varsity: (back) Coach Bill Wise, Scott Laird, Jerrod Lindquist, Chris Courtright, Rod Cantwell. Jeff Pemberton, Kurt Swanson, Mike Stowe, Daniel Russell. Brian O’Connor. Bill Cantwell, Coach Dale Grawe. (middle) Tiffany Wolford, Jason Landers, John Aspiund, Chuck Thompson, Scott Maxwell. Jason Libby, Jon Nelson. Shawn Reathaford, Greg Johnston, Rick Smith. Matt Cain, Kenda Nelson, (front) Matt Woods, Aaron Pheiffer, Scott Paul, Shawn Pitman. Rob Kalb, Jerod Gross. Phillip Wenstrom, Fred Isbell. Erik Pemberton. Nate Haynes. The 1987 Football Season was the best yet. This year’s team equaled the undefeated regular season record of 9-0 set by the 1986 team and advanced to the quarter-finals of the IHSA 2A State Tournament. Some of the outstanding accomplishments this year were Jon Nelson’s career total of 3,244 yards rushing and 47 touchdowns, a school record; Jake Libby’s total of 2,143 yards passing and 25 touchdowns; and Jason Landers’s record-setting total of 182 tackles. Coaches Dale Grawe, Bill Wise, Dan Ren wick, and Brian Hall led the team during their successful season. Head Coach Dale Grawe Coaches Bill Wise and Dan Ren-wick 53 54 Kurt Swanson the few. the proud, the Tigers John Asplund Jeff Pemberton Shawn Pitman Jake, hard at work down and ready 55 Boys’ Basketball Jon Nelson, above, in-bounds a pass. 56 Building team spirit . . . 5? Boys’ Basketball Varsity: (standing) Geoff Pulliam. Jerod Gross. Kevin Melton, Dan Russell. Paul Hickey. Scott Laird, Chuck Thompson. Rick Smith, Justin Pogue, Mr. Meredith; (kneeling) Bob Bewley, Jason Vittone. Rob Kalb. Jon Nelson. Brad Bent, Shawn Reathaford. Below are seniors Rob Kalb, Brad Bent, Jerod Gross, and Jon Nelson. 58 Varsity Basketball Scores RHS 47 Erie 44 RHS 55 Aledo 41 RHS 46 Abingdon 39 RHS 42 Williamsfieid 46 RHS 47 Orion 57 RHS 54 Abingdon 77 RHS 35 Cambridge 41 RHS 51 Riverdale 68 RHS 65 Alwood 43 RHS 47 Knoxville 72 RHS 49 Toulon 52 RHS 68 Alexis 67 RHS 51 Alwood 47 RHS 65 Galva 47 RHS 60 Cambridge 46 RHS 84 Winola 82 RHS 53 Wethersfield 61 RHS 60 Toulon 57 RHS 74 Winola 57 RHS 76 Alwood 43 RHS 64 Galva 47 RHS 65 Cambridge 45 RHS 82 Alexis 61 RHS 51 Wethersfield 63 RHS 51 Kewanee 54 Fresh-soph: Geoff Pulliam. Scott Paul, Chad Walker, Jeff Nelson, Aaron Pheiffer, Jeff Boyer, Jay Feely, Kevin Stone, Chris Courtright, Rory Woodside. Brian O'Connor, David Boatman. Trent Ericson, Zac Bailey. Brian McCracken. David Marshall. Mr. Walck, Justin Pogue. Only five practice days between the end of the football season and the start of the basketball season combined with the flu bug to give the Fighting Tigers a rather shakey start. Nevertheless, the team won its own Cranberry Classic Tournament and finished second in the Lincoln Trail Conference with an 11-3 record. The Tigers’ overall record was a respectable 15-10, including winning 11 out of their last 13 outings. “We were short in stature but long in heart and desire,” said Coach Bob Meredith. “Our main ingredients were hustle and defense, which allowed us to play an aggressive pressing style.” This season provided valuable experience for the freshman and sophomore basketball squads. “By the end of the year, we were playing respectable basketball,” said Coach Bob Walck. The highlight for the sophomores came in the final home game when Chad Walker sank a basket at the buzzer to lift the team to a victory over Wethersfield. “The freshmen all saw a lot of playing time,” Mr. Walck added. Their season highlight was defeating the Trojans at Toulon by one point. 59 Boys’ Track Front: Preston Morehead. Andy Rednour. Jeff Larson, Jamie Dillbeck. Bob Bewley. Aaron Pheiffer, Shawn Reathaford, Jeff Nelson. Tim Shideman. Matt Green; second row: Jeff Pemberton, Henry Genisio. Chuck Lundeen, Chris Livingston, Jon Nelson. Scott Laird. John Asplund. Todd Rogers, Roger Fitzsimmons, Jason Vittone; third row: Brian McCracken. Mike Stowe. Rob Kalb. Jason Landers. Kurt Swanson. Jerod Gross. Geoff Pulliam, Jake Willison. Chad Swanson. Zac Bailey. Rory Woodside. The boys’ track team, although short in numbers, had a very fine season. For the second time in three years, they won the Galva Relays. The team finished second at the Roseville Relays and the Lincoln Trail Conference meet, and placed third at the Alwood Invitational. They won all their dual and triangular meets, except against Alexis. “Seven seniors will be hard to replace next year,” said Coach Sornberger, “but there is a good nucleus that should return.” School records were set by Jason Landers, who broke his own shot put record with a put of 53 feet, seven inches, and Todd Rogers, who broke the triple jump record with a leap of 43 feet, five inches. Both Todd and Jason qualified for the state track meet, where Jason won seventh place. 60 Track managers Justin Pogue and Ronia Howard Distance runners: (from top) Tim Shideman. Jeff Nelson, Jake Willison. Roger Fitzsimmons. Bob Bewley. Chris Livingston, Geoff Pulliam, Jon Nelson. Scott Laird, Henry Genesio, Rory Woodside. Hurdlers: Jason Vittone, Jeff Larson, Shawn Reathaford, Preston Morehead, Rob Kalb. Jerod Gross. Kurt Swanson. Field events: (bottom) Shawn Reathaford, Mike Stowe. Brian McCracken. Jason Vittone, Jamie Dillbeck, Jason Landers, Kurt Swanson, Jerod Gross, John Asplund, Todd Rogers, Jeff Larson. Jeff Pemberton. Chad Swanson, Zac Bailey; (top) Bob Bewley. Aaron Pheiffer, Jon Nelson. Rory Woodside, Scott Laird. Geoff Pulliam. Sprinters: Andy Rednour. Matt Green, Scott Laird, Jon Nelson. Todd Rogers. Preston More- Zac Bailey prepares for a discus throw, head. Brian McCracken, Jamie Dillbeck. Chuck Lundeen, Geoff Pulliam. 61 Boys’ Track The Winning Form Jason Landers throws the shot. ROWV ROWV, ROWVA 1 ROWVA ROWVA mexis -v j | ROWVA 48 1st place Gal' ROWVA 32 7th place Alexis Rela ROWVA 74 Galva ROWVA 87 Wethersfie Bradford ROWVA 60 2nd place Roseville Relays ROWVA 40 2nd plate Lincoln Tr ll Meet ROWVA 83 3rd place Alwood Invitational 43 72 56 20 80 68 57 31 Todd Rogers completes a leap. Junior Varsity Volleyball From top: Laura Orwig, Monica Stewart, Misha Guldenzopf, Paula Foglesong, Trica Kalb, Briglt Wikoff. Rachel Rochford, Diana Stickle, Taiinda Laubach, Cori Swanson, Nikki Turner, Kristy Pugh Opponent R.H.S. Opp Williamsfield 4-14 8-15 Knoxville 8-15 13-15 Galva 15-12 15-10 Monmouth 8-15 15- 9 2-15 Cambridge 15- 9 14-16 12-15 Alwood 1-15 9-15 Williamsfield 8-15 8-15 Wethersfield 6-15 5-15 Knoxville 6-15 15-13 4-15 Alexis 16-14 15- 6 Winola 4-15 11-15 Cambridge 10-15 2-15 Wethersfield 15- 5 15-11 Abingdon 15-12 13-15 5-15 Winola 15-12 9-15 6-15 Alwood 15-13 15- 4 Toulon 15- 5 15- 4 Orion 1-15 7-15 63 Varsity Volleyball From top: Kim Whalen, Christie Cain. Mary Robbins. Teresa Laubach, Annette Kimler. Tracie Kimler, Tara Marshall. Angie Carlson. Jodi Swanson, Billi Cheline, Cathy Flinner Christie Cain Opponent R.H.S. Opp. Williamsfield 15- 1 15- 7 Knoxville 6-15 15-17 Galva 15- 5 15- 9 Monmouth 15- 2 11-15 15-10 Cambridge 15- 9 15- 5 Alwood 11-15 10-15 Roseville Tournament Colchester 5-15 4U5 Roseville 9-15 1-15 Abingdon 14-16 16-14 7-15 Williamsfield 15- 5 15-11 Wethersfield 15- 6 15-11 Knoxville 12-15 16-14 15-13 Alexis 15-11 12-15 4-15 Winola 15- 3 11-15 15- 8 Cambridge 15- 8 15- 4 Abingdon 15- 8 15- 1 Wethersfield 15-11 15-10 Winola 15- 4 14-16 15- 3 Alwood 15-10 15-10 Toulon 15- 8 15-11 Orion 12-15 15- 7 5-15 Regional Tournament Galva 15- 1 15- 7 Alexis 15-10 15-10 Alwood 15- 6 13-15 15- 9 Sectional Tournament Southern 9-15 7-15 Coach Swanson The Varsity Volleyball team racked up 17 victories this year, winning 10 out of their last 12 games. They also made history by winning the regional tournament for the second consecutive year. Conference recognition was given Kim Whalen, voted top Lincoln Trails player and All-Conference 1st Team; Teresa Laubach, All-Conference 1st Team; and Mary Robbins and Angie Carlson, All-Conference 2nd Team. “Our volleyball girls have enjoyed a winning tradition here at ROWVA,” Coach Swanson said. “Each season they look forward to what they can accomplish as individuals and as a team.” Trade Kimler Managers: Jennifer Clark, Melody Boyd Teresa Laubach, Kim Whalen 65 Whether in the air or on the floor, the volleyball girls gave their best shot. Volleyball 66 Varsity Girls’ Basketball From Top: Cara Harpman. Paula Foglesong. Cori Swanson, Talinda Laubach. Missy Pease, Brenda Brown, Jenny Reynolds, Melissa Harding, Annette Kimler, Cathy Flinner; Second Row: Kim Whalen. Mary Robbins, Coach Pease, Angie Carlson, Teresa Laubach; Last Row: Jodi Swanson 67 Opponent R.H.S. Opp Abingdon 49-41 Knoxville 53-28 Knoxville 62-47 Abingdon 48-42 Orion 33-50 Toulon 57-38 Alexis 44-38 Alwood 56-26 Galva 47-34 Monmouth 43-31 Sherrard 46-25 Prophetstown 42-39 Orion 27-37 Cambridge 38-22 Winola 42-46 Wethersfield 48-37 Toulon 65-33 Winola 29-20 Alwood 56-24 Galva 38-27 Cambridge 32-16 Alexis 44-58 Wethersfield 39-32 Orion 29-38 Wethersfield 37-34 Kewanee 37-53 Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball Top: Robin Melton. Monica Stewart. Third Row: Ronia Howard. Diana Stickle, Kristy Pugh. Laura Orwig, Jennifer Downard, and Hillary Gibson. Second Row: Paula Foglesong, Cori Swanson, Tricia Kalb, Nicki Kennedy, Missy Pease, Brigit Wikoff, Rachel Rochford, and Cara Harpman. Bottom Row: Tiffany Wolford. The reasons for enjoying basketball are as varied as the girls Opponent We They who play. When we asked some junior varsity players what Abingdon 39 17 they most enjoyed, we received these replies: Knoxville 38 28 T oulon 37 22 “Being a freshman on the basketball team was a lot of work. Alexis 31 32 But when we won the conference championship, I knew all of Alwood 29 19 that hard work did some good. Even though we freshmen Galva 48 17 didn’t always get along with the sophomores, it was fun.” Monmouth 39 23 — Ronia Howard Cambridge 23 19 Winola 29 25 “I could really be sarcastic and say that the best parts of this Wethersfield 38 27 year’s season were practices, the uniforms, and bench-warm- T oulon 47 30 ing, but that wouldn’t be true. I’d have to say beating our big- Winola 32 20 gest rivals, Winola, and bringing home the coveted Lincoln Alwood 30 21 Trail Conference Championship title were two definite pluses Galva 30 7 of this year’s season.” Cambridge 31 15 — Rachel Rochford Alexis 31 16 Wethersfield 32 19 “Just simply being part of the team and getting to know all of Orion 31 16 the girls and coaches. It was hard, but it was fun and well Orion 22 14 worth it.” Winola 46 48 — Tiffany Wolford Aledo 34 26 70 Girls Track The girls’ track team continued its winning ways, topping the Lincoln Trail Conference for the second consecutive year. The girls were undefeated in all their dual and triad meets. They placed second at the Avon “Lady T” Invitational and third at both the Sherrard Relays and the Maple City Track Classic. Conference records were set by the 1600-meter and 3200-meter relay teams. Eight school records were also set: 100-meter and 300-meter hurdles, Stephanie Stotts; 800-meter run, Angie Carlson; long jump, Angie Carlson; 400-yard dash, Cara Harpman; 800-meter medley, Robin Melton, Marie Wikoff, Annette Kimler, Noelle Snyder; 1600-meter relay, Noelle Snyder, Jami Swanson, Robin Melton, Cara Harpman; 3200-meter relay, Angie Carlson, Talinda Laubach, Jennie Reynolds, Brigit Wikoff. Competing at the State Track Meet in Charleston were Cara Harpman in the 100-meter and 400-meter dashes and Noelle Snyder, Robin Melton, Jami Swanson, and Cara Harpman in the 1600-meter relay. 71 Hurdlers — Stephanie Stotts, Jennie Reynolds. Missy Pease, Kenda Nelson. Girls’ r Front: manager Mindy Stewart. Cara Harpman. Missy Pease. Robin Melton. Paula Foglesong. Jami Swanson. Angie Carlson, Noelle Snyder. Jennie Reynolds. Billi Cheline. Stephanie Dennison. Rear: managers Tammy 01- Field events: Tricia Kalb. Missy Pease. Robin Melton. Diana Stickle, Kenda Nelson, Jennie Reynolds. Marie Wikoff, Brigit Wikoff, Aimee Weedman. Angie Carlson. Jami Swanson, Paula Foglesong. 72 Track son and Kathy Flinner; Brigit Wikoff, Tricia Kalb. Diana Stickle, Talinda Laubach, Marie Wikoff, Aimee Weedman, Annette Kimler, Stephanie Stotts. Kenda Nelson. Distance runners: Brigit Wikoff, Angie Carlson, Talinda Laubach, Billi Cheline. Aimee Weedman, Stephanie Dennison. 73 Letterpeople Lettermen: Back row: Shawn Pitman, Jerod Gross, Dan Russell, Jason Landers, Mike Stowe, John Asplund, Paul Hickey, Jason Vittone, Brian O’Connor, Roger Fitzsimmons, Jeff Pemberton. Phillip Wenstrom, Kevin Melton. Brad Bent, Bill Cantwell; Middle Row: Todd Rogers. Aaron Pheiffer, Kurt Swanson. Scott Laird. Jon Nelson, Rob Kalb. Chuck Thompson; Front row: Rick Smith, Shawn Reathaford, Chuck Lundeen, Greg Johnston, and Fred Isbell. Letterwomen: Back row: Cara Harpman, Annette Kimler, Mary Robbins. Lori Hare. Kim Whalen. Missy Pease. Brigit Wikoff, Marie Wikoff; Middle row: Cathy Flinner. Angie Carlson. Teresa Laubach. Noelle Snyder. Jennie Reynolds; Front row: Talinda Laubach. Christie Cain, Billi Cheline, Diana Stickle and Stephanie Stotts. 75 Future Farmers of America Top: Matt Cain, Nathan Haynes, Melanie Schwartzkopf, Shannon Johnson, Rod Parkinson, Kim Gibson, bottom: Jody Roberts, Terry Morrow, Hillary Gibson. Dan Sabotta. Nancy England. Jeff Pemberton, Jerrod Lindquist, Mike Stowe. Phillip Wenstrom, Kurt Swanson. Jon Nelson, Cary Johnson, Brian McCracken. Greg Johnston. Brian O’Connor, Todd Kistler, Aaron Pheiffer, Bob Bewley, Henry Genesio, Shawn Pitman, Chuck Lundeen. Kevin Stone. Bob Lundeen. and Mr. Gray. Jerrod and Hillary on the slopes. Sentinel Matt Cain. Reporter Nathan Haynes, Vice President Kim Gibson, President Melanie Schwartzkopf. Secretary Shannon Johnson, and Treasurer Rod Parkinson. 76 F.F.A. Faculty Basketball Game “and I thought I told you to The R.O.W.V.A. Future Farmers of America participated in many activities this year. There were competitions throughout the year at the section, district, and state level in Land-Use, Livestock, Crops, Parliamentary Procedure, Tractor Driving, and Mechanics. The chapter also enjoyed the recreation activities such as picnics, basketball games, Christmas party, and skiing while their community activities ranged from the sale of fruit to the planting of trees. Among the trips that were taken by the F.F.A. were the State F.F.A. Convention in Champaign, Farm Progress Show in Iowa, Leadership Camps, WIU Farm Expo in Macomb and the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. It was a rewarding year that brought renewed spirit and involvement by the members. Outstanding Senior Kim Gibson and Dekalb Award Winner Melanie Schwartzkopf Future Homemakers of America The ten most active members during the year were Suzanne Shostrom, Melissa Mundwiler, Teresa Laubach. Kellie Folger, Mindy Stewart, Tabitha Gibbs, Misha Goldenzopf, Jacque Lindsey, and Noelle Snyder. 78 FHA Members were: (back) Jacque Lindsey. Mary Wilson. Talinda Laubach. Marie Wikoff. Melody Boyd. Ami Tropp. Dee Dredge. Amy Ziehr. Noelle Snyder. Chris Kennedy, Tabitha Gibbs. Cory Swanson. Betsy Bodenhamer. Tara Kennedy; (middle) Darylene House. Melisa Mundwiler. Amy Carlson, Rachel Snyder, Connie Wilson. Misha Guldenzopf. Jennifer Boyd. Jennifer Clark. Paula Foglesong, Terri Kemper; (front) Corina Boughton, Suzanne Shostrom. Teresa Laubach. Kellie Folger, Mindy Stewart, Tracey Prince, Terri Johnston; (foreground) Chuck Lundeen, Rich Carlson. Officers installed at the banquet were Amy Carlson, director; Tara Kennedy, secretary; Melissa Carlson, vice president; Mindy Stewart, president; Jacque Lindsey, treasurer; Talinda Laubach. student council representative; Misha Guldenzopf. director. 79 ndids National Honor Society Back Row: Laura Holmes. Rob Kalb, Jerod Gross. Shawn Realhaford, John Asplund. Scott Laird. Middle Row: Mary Robbins, Jodi Swanson, Angie Carlson, Melisa Mundwiler, Melissa Harding, Amy Weedman. Mrs. Swanson — sponsor. Front Row: Teresa Laubach. Amy Ziehr, Kim Whalen, Stacy Leafgreen, Christie Cain. Membership in the National Honor Society is a reward for leadership, scholarship, character, and service both in school and the community. This year new members were inducted in April. They are (pictured at right) Tara Kennedy, Jim Keneipp, Jon Nelson, Brigit Wikoff, Jeff Nelson, Mindy Stewart, Aaron Pheiffer. 82 Scholastic Bowl — T.E.A.M.S Scholastic Bowl members: (front) Jason Vittone, Kristin Coe, Stacy Leafgreen, Melody Boyd, Lori Hare; (standing) Jason Landers, Rob Kalb, Scott Laird, Geoff Pulliam, Matt Green, Shawn Reathaford, Jerod Gross. Jim Keneipp, Jeff Clifford, Aaron Pheiffer, Todd Regnier. What is the square root of the cube of four? What long established T.V. character’s name envisions images of a man wearing chlorophylled britches? While you might be accused of “laying an egg,” there are only two mammals that can in reality lay an egg. Name either one of these mammals. What Biblical patriarch wrestled all night with an angel? Although the Aswan Dam is located in Egypt. t was not built by Egypt. Who built it? Polygamy means plurality of wives; what is the term for plurality of husbands? If you can, in your wildest dreams, answer any of these questions, maybe you should consider lending your knowledge to Scholastic Bowl. These students traveled to meets throughout the year, demonstrating the academic prowess of R.O.W.V.A. students. T.E.A.M.S. (Tests in Engineering Aptitude, Math, and Science) competitions are held annually throughout the state. Students who represent their schools take written examinations in subjects ranging from drafting and English to chemistry. ROWVA’s team placed fourth in Class A on the district level at Carl Sandburg College. In the individual competition, Jim Keneipp placed second in the math division, thereby qualifying to compete at the regional level at Bradley University. T.E.A.M.S. members: (seated) Kim Whalen, Laura Holmes, Stacy Leafgreen, Dawn Steck, Mary Robbins: (standing) Jerod Gross. Jason Landers. Rob Kalb. Lori Hare. Christie Cain. Geoff Pulliam. Matt Green, Jim Keneipp. 83 Student Council Front Row: Jennie Reynolds. Amy Van Unnik, Angie Carlson; Middle Row: Tara Marshall, Jon Nelson; Back Row: Rachel Rochford, Teresa Laubach, Rob Kalb. Melissa Mundwiler — Sec., Jerod Gross — Pres., Scott Laird — Vice Pres., Kurt Swanson. Jeff Nelson. Mindy Stewart 84 Mr. Cottingham won the kiss the pig contest at Homecoming. The Student Council sponsored many school functions this past year. For instance, Homecoming events planned by the Student Council included skit night, the parade, the dance, coronation, the pep assembly, and spirit week activities. Later in the year, the Student Council co-sponsored the Thanksgiving food drive with the R.O.W.V.A. Education Association. In addition, they helped Cupid’s arrow find its mark as they gave the annual Sweetheart Swirl. The final activity this year was the highly entertaining Student Council Badminton Tournament which, after many hard-fought battles, was won by Brad Bent. 85 ROWVAN Staff A creative, accurate, descriptive yearbook: that was the goal of the 1988 ROWVAN Staff. The first step toward the goal was taken when editors Ami Tropp and Suzanne Shostrom attended yearbook camp at Rockford in June. They brought the basic concept for this year’s book back to the staffers, who added their own ideas for individual sections and pages. Hectic deadlines, malfunctioning cameras, and misplaced score-books were just some of the obstacles overcome by a dedicated corps of ROWVAN workers. The staffers agree it is a satisfying feeling to begin with a blank paper, fill it with pictures and copy, and then see it printed in a book everyone enjoys. 86 Staff members: (behind tables) Jacque Lindsey. Mindy Stewart. Dee Dredge. Amy Ziehr, Ami Tropp. Noelle Snyder, Valerie Smith. Jennifer Cordle. Suzanne Shostrom, Tabitha Gibbs. Rob Kalb. Jeff Clifford; (in front) Stacy Leafgreen, Kris Nelson, Rich Carlson, Darlyene House. 87 Jazz, Pep and Concert Bands Jazz Band — Front: Rob Schulz, Christie Cain, Jerod Gross, Stacy Leafgreen, Rick Smith Middle — Laura Holmes. Geoff Pulliam. Rob Kalb. Kathy Carlson. Scott Laird, Teresa Laubach, Jim Keneipp; Back: Nikki Turner, Mary Robbins, Cara Harpman Concert Band — Front: Noelle Snyder, Brandy Huff. Brigit Wikoff, Laura Holmes, Tara Kennedy, Jennifer Cordle, Melissa Harding, Aimee Weedman, Laura Orwig; 2nd: Kelly Quinones, Melissa Pease. Amy Sargeant, Marie Wikoff, Rick Smith. Jerod Gross, Connie Wilson, Teresa Laubach, Melissa Carlson, Billi Cheline, Melisa Mundwiler, Jacque Lindsey, Amy Carlson, Talinda Laubach. Valerie Smith; 3rd: Sunny Welch, Todd Togers, Jason Gross. Nikki Turner, Cara Harpman. Mary Robbins, Jason Vittone, Billy McCann, Christie Cain. Stacy Leafgreen, Diana Stickle. Geoff Pulliam. Jeff Clifford. Scott Paul, Jeff Nelson. Kathy Carlson, Scott Laird. Rob Kalb; Last: Matt Cain, Rob Schulz, Jon Keneipp. Jim Keneipp. 88 Dear Mr. C: We are going to truly miss you. Even though we may have never said “Thanks” enough, we all did appreciate the time and effort you gave to help make band fun for us. You made us work, but we were a great band because of it. Good Luck to you in the future, and we hope your new “kids” work hard for you. This fall Jim Kcneipp was chosen to be one of only two guitarists in Illinois to attend All-State Jazz Band. Jim played in the second band and did a fine job. Congratulations, Jim! 89 ROWVA SHOW CHOIR All right, we admit the dresses aren’t too flattering. True, we all must be here before most kids are getting up. But we do it anyway. Why, you ask? . . . Because we are the ROWVA Swing Choir and we love it! Starting the first week of school, Swing Choir began their morning practices to learn their routines. Dancing is not the only part of the act, but melodies and harmonies must be learned to create a well-rounded balance. Our first performance was at Meling’s in Monmouth for the Oneida Lions Club, followed by a “musical gift” show at Sandburg Mall for Christmas. January brought us the ROWVA Jazz Festival, where we learned a great deal from our judges’ critiques. The highlight of the year was the Showtime Review, an annual cabaret that showcases individual talent along with performances by the entire group. In May, Swing Choir toured the grade schools, showing the children of the district what had been accomplished. The year ended well with a performance at Knox College. 90 Swing Choir members: (back)Mark Watt. Sherry Pennington. Tammy Olson, Alexia Crouse. Kristin Coe, Melissa Harding, Rick Smith: (center) Connie Wilson, Sunny Welch; (lower center) Mary Wilson, Greg Fleisher. Kathy Carlson, Tara Kennedy. Geoff Pulliam, Rachel Rochford; (center front) Stacy Leafgreen. 91 Marching Band and Colorguard Q. What competition was most memorable? A. “U of I because the band as a whole did really well, showing that we worked together instead of just one section.” — Connie Murphy Q. What was your worst moment on the field? A. “Western” — Jason Vittone Q. If you are a freshmen, how was your first year of band? A. “I enjoyed this year. Though there were hard times, for the most part if was memorable and fun.” — Jeff Clifford Q. What was your favorite song? A. “Big Spender” — Mr. C “Breaking Up is Hard to Do” — Geoff Pulliam “Ventura” — Tara Kennedy Scores Prime Beef 1 Pumpkin Festival 2 Pekin Band 3 Guard 3 Illini Parade Band 3 Guard 1 Guard 1 Field Band 1 Guard 1 W.I.U. Festival Band 3 Guard 1 Metamora Parade Band 1 Guard 2 Field Band 1 Guard A 92 vO: First Row — Stacy Leafgreen, Rob Kalb. Geoff Pulliam. Jeff Clifford. Billy McCann. Jeff Nelson. Teresa Laubach. Scott Laird. Scott Paul. Jason Vittone. Melissa Harding. Kathy Carlson. Misha Guldenzopf, Second Row Stephanie Stotts. Todd Rogers. Matt Woods. Jason Gross. Cara Harpman. Mary Robbins, Sunny Welch. Alexia Crouse. Nikki Turner. Connie Murphy. Third Row — Kelly Quinones. Aimee Weedman. Connie Wilson. Rick Smith. Marie Wikoff. Jerod Gross. Talinda Laubach. Amy Sargeant. Jennifer Cordle. Melisa Mundwiler. Fourth Row — Brandy Huff. Laura Holmes. Valerie Smith, Jacque Lindsay. Brigit Wikoff, Christie Cain. Amy Carlson. Billi Cheline, Diana Stickle, Laura Orwig. Fifth Row — Dee Dredge. Jim Keneipp, Tara Kennedy. Mat Cain. Sherry Dredge. Sixth Row — Jon Keneipp, Rob Schultz. Elaine Watters. Seventh Row - Noelle Snyder. Melissa Carlson. Missy Pease and Tricia Kalb 93 Chorus Chorus members: (front) Mark Watt; (center) Connie Wilson. Kathy Carlson, Director Terry Ruehmer; (rear) Kristin Coe. Tracy Hankins. Sherry Pennington. Chorus members met daily to improve their vocal skills. They sang in concerts, helped host a conference festival, and assisted in other musical events at ROWVA. They capped their year by singing for graduation. 94 Not because we all expect to major in music, Not because we expect to play or sing all our lives, Not so we can relax, Not even so we can have fun — But — So we will be human. So we will recognize beauty, So we will be sensitive, So we will be closer to an infinite beyond this world, So we will have something to cling to, So we will have more love, more compassion, more gentleness, more goodness — in short, more life. Of what value will it be to make a prosperous living Unless we know how to live? That is why we study music. — paraphrased from the 1988 ROWVA Parade of Bands program Why do we study music? 98 John Andrew Asplund Jay Taylor Beary Bradley Eugene Bent Elizabeth Ann Bodenhamer Corina Ann Boughton Christine Marie Cain 99 100 Tabitha Jolene Gibbs 101 Laura Kathleen Holmes Amy Rhea Ingle Shannon E. Johnson James Allen Keneipp Christina Ann Kennedy Tracie Lynn Kimler 102 Jason W. Libby Calvin Ray Line Charles Ted Lundeen Seniors 103 Senior Personalities Best Dressed Best Smile Scott Kathy Most Athletic Most likely to Succeed Class Clowns Trend Setters Personality Plus Jon Noelle Class Flirts 105 Robert Dean Lundeen Lori A. 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Depot St. 483-8385 123 Index Anderson, Danny 9 Anderson, Steve Asplund, John 41, 49, 53, 55, 60, 61, 75, 82, 99 Bailey, Zac 9, 52, 59, 60, 61 Barkley, Richard 16, 42 Beard, Theresa 12 Beary, Jay 99 Benson, Danny 9 Bent, Brad 45, 58, 75. 99 Bettisworth, Erica 16, 42 Bewley, Bob 16, 45, 58, 60, 61, 76 Blickem, Tammie 12, 43 Boatman, David 9, 59 Bodenhamer, Betsy 42, 99 Boone, Joe 16 Boughton, Corina 45. 79, 99 Boyd. Jennifer 9, 79 Boyd. Melody 16, 44, 49, 65, 78, 79, 83 Boyd, Mike 12 Boyer, Jeff 9, 52, 59 Brown, Brenda 16, 42, 67 Cain, Christie 45, 49, 64, 75, 82, 83, 88, 93, 99 Cain. Matt 12, 42, 52, 53, 76, 88, 93 Campbell, Charlotte 16, 45 Cantwell. Bill 16, 43, 53, 75 Cantwell, Rod 16, 17, 53 Carlson, Amy 9, 49, 79, 88, 93 Carlson, Angie 16, 36, 37, 40, 64, 67, 72, 75, 82, 84 Carlson, Kathy 41, 49, 88, 91, 93, 100, 104 Carlson, Melissa 16, 44, 51, 88, 93 Carlson, Rich 41, 79. 87, 100 Cheline, Billi 43, 64, 72. 75, 88. 93 Chockley, David 46, 100 Clark, Jennifer 16, 44, 65, 79 Clifford, Jeff 9, 83, 87, 88, 93 Coe, Kristin 12, 49, 83, 91 Colwell, Joyce 16, 42 Cordle, Jennifer 12, 13, 44. 87. 88. 93 Courtright, Chris 12. 52, 53, 69 Crouse, Alexia 12. 44, 91, 93 Denniston, Eric 9 Dennison, Stephanie 9, 51, 72 Dillbeck, Jamie 9, 52, 60, 61 Downard, Jennifer 9, 70 Dredge. Dee 34. 40, 79, 87, 93, 100, 105, 112 Dredge, Sherry 16, 17, 40, 93 Elmore, Lori 12 Emerick, Jason 12 England, Nancy 9, 76 Engels, Lora 12 Ericson, Trent 9, 52, 59 Feely, Jay 9, 52, 59 Fitzsimmons, Roger 17, 60, 61, 75 Fleisher, Greg 12, 91 Flinner, Cathy 17, 42, 64, 67, 72, 75 Flynn, Mike 17, 36, 37, 40 Foglesong, Paula 12, 43, 63, 67, 70, 72, 79 Folger, Kellie 43, 78, 79, 100 Fonger, Heather 9 Frank, Amanda 9 Genisio, Henry 17, 60, 61, 76 Genisio, Joe 17 Gibbs, Tabitha 42, 49, 79, 87, 100 Gibson, Hillary 10, 70, 76, 77 Gibson, Kim 42, 76, 77, 101 Green, Matt 17, 44. 49, 60, 61, 83 Gross, Jason 9, 10, 45, 49, 52, 88, 93 Gross, Jerod 41, 49, 53, 54, 58, 60, 61, 75, 82, 83, 84, 88, 93, 101, 104 Guldenzopf, Misha 12, 63, 78, 79, 93 Hankins, Tracy 42 Harding, Melissa 17, 45, 67, 82. 88, 91, 93 Hare. Lori 44, 49, 75, 83, 101 Harpman, Cara 13, 67, 70, 71, 72, 75, 88, 93 Haynes, Nathan 13, 52, 53, 76 Hickey, Pamela 13 Hickey, Paul 58, 75 Hobbs, Ed 10, 52 Holden. Bill 13 Holmes. Laura 45. 49, 82. 83, 93, 101 Hootman, Jon 17 Hoppock, Matthew 13, 52 House, Darlyene 17, 79, 87 Howard, Ronia 10, 49, 60, 70 124 Huff, Brandy 13, 88, 93 Huffman, Thad 10, 52 Ingle, Amy 43, 101 Isbell, Fred 17, 45, 53, 75 Jenkins, Bobby 13 Johnson, Cary 17, 43, 76 Johnson, Shannon 44, 76, 101 Johnston, Greg 17, 43, 53, 75, 76, 101 Johnston, Terri 43, 79, 102, 104 Jones, Shannon 10 Kalb, Rob 41, 49, 53, 54, 58, 60, 61, 75, 82, 83, 84, 87, 88, 93, 102, 104, 112 Kalb, Tricia 9, 10, 63, 70, 72, 93 Kemper, Terri 79, 102 Keneipp, Jim 44. 49, 82, 83. 88, 89, 93, 102 Keneipp, Jon 10, 49, 88, 93 Kennedy, Christina 41, 79, 102 Kennedy, Nicki 13, 70 Kennedy, Tara 12, 13, 79, 82, 88, 91, 93 Kilgore, Jim 17 Kimler, Annette 17, 43, 64, 67, 71, 72, 75 Kimler, Tracie 45, 49, 64, 65, 102 Kistler, Todd 17, 44, 76 Laird, Scott 16, 18, 34, 41, 49, 53, 58. 60, 61, 75, 82, 83, 84, 88, 93 Landers, Jason 44, 49, 53, 54, 60, 61, 62, 75, 83, 103 Larson, Jeff 10, 52, 60, 61 Larson, Tracey 17, 18, 45 Laubach, Talinda 13, 63, 67, 71, 72, 75, 79, 88, 93 Laubach, Teresa 36, 37, 43, 49, 64, 65, 67, 75, 78, 79, 82. 84, 88, 93, 103, 104, 112 Lawson, Tammi 103 Leafgreen, Stacy 18, 45, 49, 82, 83, 87, 88, 91, 93 Libby, Jason 54, 55, 103, 104 Lindsey, Jacque 18, 40, 51, 78. 79, 87, 88, 93 Line, Calvin 103 Lindquist, Jerrod 13, 42, 52, 53, 76, 77 Livingston, Chris 18, 45, 60, 61 Livingston, Kevin 10 Lucas, Rachael 13, 42 Lumberry, Lori 18, 42 Lundeen, Bob 43, 76, 106 Lundeen, Chuck 36, 37. 45, 60, 61, 75, 76, 79, 103, 105 Lytle, Gretchen 10 Mackey, Jerry 18 Mackey, Larry 13 Marshall, David 10, 52, 59 Marshall, Tara 16, 18, 45, 64, 84 Martin, Stacey 10 Maxwell, Scott 44, 53, 54. 104, 106, 112 McCann, Billy 10, 49, 88, 93 McCormick, Lynn 18 McCormick, Shirley 13, 18 McCracken, Brian 10, 43, 52, 59, 60, 61, 76 McKeown, Eric 10 McQueen, Angie 106 Melton, Kevin 18, 43, 58, 75 Melton, Robin 10, 36, 37, 70, 71, 72 Miller, Paula 13 Morehead, Preston 10, 52, 60, 61 Morgan, Lori 45, 106 Morrissey, Tony 13, 52 Morrow, Terry 14, 76 Mundwiler, Melisa 18, 44, 49, 51, 78, 79, 82, 84, 88, 93 Murphy, Connie 18, 45, 51, 93 Nelson, Jeff 12, 14, 49, 59, 60, 61, 82, 84, 88, 93 Nelson, Jon 36, 37, 38, 40, 48, 53, 54, 56, 58, 60, 61, 75, 76, 82, 84, 105, 106 Nelson, Jim 10 Nelson, Kendra 14, 41, 53, 72 Nelson, Kris 14, 87 Newburgh, Todd 18, 43 Nyman, Rhonda 106 O’Connor, Brian 14, 52, 53, 59, 75, 76 O’Connor, Bridget 11 Ohlson, Carrie 14 Olson, Matt 18. 40 Olson, Rob 14 Olson, Tammy 14, 36, 37, 40, 72, 91 Orwig, Laura 11, 49, 63, 70, 88, 93 Parkinson, Rod 40, 46, 76, 107 Paul, Scott 14, 36, 37, 52, 53, 59, 88. 93 Pease, Melissa 12, 14, 67, 70, 71, 72, 75, 88, 93 Pemberton, Erik 14, 52, 53 Pemberton, Jeff 42. 55, 60, 61, 75, 76, 107 Pennington, Sherry 14, 44, 91 Peterson, Jolene 18 Peterson, Lisa 107 Pheiffer, Aaron 14, 49, 52, 53, 59, 60, 61, 75, 76. 82, 83 Pillars, Mike 11 125 Pine, Andy 14 Pitman, Shawn 53, 55, 75, 76, 107 Pogue, Justin 18, 58, 59, 60 Prince, Mike 11 Prince, Tracey 79, 107 Pugh, Kristy 11, 63, 70 Pulliam, Geoffrey 18. 49, 58, 59, 60, 61, 83, 88. 91, 93 Quinones, Kelly 45, 88, 93, 107 Rafferty, Joe 18, 42 Ralston, Nicole 14 Reathaford, Shawn 18, 44, 49, 53, 58, 60, 61, 75, 82, 83 Rednour, Andy 11 Rednour, Greg 14 Regnier, Todd 11, 49, 52, 83 Reynolds, Jennie 19, 43, 49, 67, 71, 72, 75, 84 Robbins, Mary 45, 49, 64, 67, 75, 82, 83, 88, 92, 93, 104, 108 Roberts, Jody 76, 108 Rochelle, Tony 42, 108 Rochford, Rachel 9, 11, 49, 63, 70, 84, 91 Rollins, Tim 14 Rogers, Todd 44, 46, 60, 61, 62, 75, 88, 93, 108 Russell, Daniel 19, 40, 55, 58, 75 Sabotta, Dan 14, 76 Sargeant, Amy 19, 88, 93 Schulz, Rob 41, 49, 88, 93, 108 Schwarz, Jill 15, 51 Schwartzkopf, Melanie 45, 76, 77, 108 Selman, Blair 11, 52 Shea, Damon 15 Shideman, Tim 60, 61 Shores, Steve 15 Shostrom, Suzanne 34, 40, 49, 78, 79, 87, 105, 109 Sims, Rick 42, 109 Simms, Skip 19 Simpson, Shane 40, 105, 109 Smith, Rick 19. 42, 53, 58, 75, 88, 91, 93 Smith, Valerie 15, 44, 87, 88, 93 Snyder, Andy 11 Snyder, Noelle 36, 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