Staff Editor Roles and Sport Graphic Team Credits
The staff roster lists Diane Wilson as editor in chief with Sandi De Bruin as assistant editor. Sports and photography are by Steve Trimmez J. Additional reporters and contributors include Rich Wilson, Garnie Oldenkamp, Joann Wynia, Hilda Mouw, Delores mker, Carol Van Beek, and Karhy Schelhaas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Wilson
Sandi de Bruin
Steve ‘Trimmez J
Rich Wilson
Garnie Oldenkamp
Joann Wynia
Hilda Mouw
Delores ¥ Mker
Carol van Beek
Karhy Schelhaas
FFA Officers Chosen at Meet
At the FPA monthly meeting on Monday April 15 officers were elected for the 1968 69 school year. President Rodney Hulshof Vice-President Joel Kaofma Secretary Loren Kraenbeek Treasurer Jim Den Boer Reporter Les Boer Sentinel Kirk Pluisman. A film on industrial arts accident causes was shown and Loach was served after the meeting. John Wallenburg reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FPA
Liaboe
Schnabel
Rodney Hulshof
Joel Kaofma
Loren Kraenbeek
Jim den Boer
Les Boer
Sentinel
Industrial Arts
Loach
Six Football Cheerleaders Chosen For 1968 Season Last Week
Six cheerleaders were chosen for the 1968 season from twenty-two finalists after a two stage tryout on April 24 in Central Lyon Maurice-Orange City and Sioux Center. Judges from three schools whittled contestants through two prompts and recalls, finalizing selections at 6 15 p m. Coaches praised the effort and encouraged remaining participants to try again in future years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Path Bunch
Char Schethaas
Pam Gerittson
Sally Koseers
Dotina Behr
Debbie Vanzee
Central Lyon
Maurice- Orange City
Sioux Center
Stoups
Prom Comments by Catal Highlight Student Opinions
Students shared best parts of the prom or banquet with remarks from Kay Yates praising animals and Dave Reinke commenting about teachers riding in. The fragmented quotes reflect informal campus chatter and varied memories of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studens
Kay Yates
Dave Reinke'Fa
Great White Hunters and Jungle Girls Caption Seniors Aid
An odd crowd scene featuring Pam Bunch, Lar Vugievéen, Hildenpa Van Beek, Char Schelhan, Bob and Mrs Yates. The dialogue hints at performances, dancing, and a casual wicker chair moment as entertainment unfolds amid a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Bunch
Vugievéen
Pam
Hildenpa van Beek
Char Schelhan
Bob
Mrs. Yates
Bruce Knolma
Gora Vander Pus
Friday Night Lee Contest In Sioux Center May 4
Friday night May 4 features a large group contest in Sioux Center with Rock Valley's band choir and glee clubs performing. The band will play Trilogy by Osterling and Tylmico by Neshybel, the chorus Alleluia by Thompson and 3 Choral Pieces by Berger, girls' glee Trilogy for Women's Voices and The Impossible Dream by Leigh, boys glee Down Among the Dead Men and With the Voice of Singing. A previous Tuesday concert showcased the groups in contest numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamme
Sioux Center
Rock Valley
Chorué
Osterling
Neshybel
Thompson
Berger
Girl’s Glee
Bright
Leigh
Grouns
Five FFA Boys Tour Davenport State Convention
Five FFA boys John Wallenburg Terry Wintecfeld Dennis Gaalswyk Rick Prussman Harold Boer and advisor Don Kabesna left Wednesday for the State FFA convention at Davenport Town. They toured John Deere Factory in Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Amana Colonies. They stayed at Monrose and Blackhawk Hotels, attended sessions with 2000 Iowa youths, heard speakers from several states and the National FFA President, and elected officers. They returned to Rock Valley Saturday afternoon thanking Mr Kabesna and the chapter for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallenburg
Terry Wintecfeld
Dennis Gaalswyk
Rick Prussman
Harold Boer
Don Kabesna
FFA
Davenport
Town
Waterloo
John Deere
Cedar Rapids
Monrose
Quaker Qats Company
Amana
Blackhawk
EFA Ies
Iowa
U.S
Rock Valley
Mr. Kaberna
RVHS
FEA
Terry Wiptefeld
Kirk Pruismmann
Jack
Wablenburg
Don Kaberna
Grapevine Prom Night Swirls With Quiet Romances
Vern and Kay go steady while Donna quits Tom as rumors swirl. A prom night at Northwestern sees wild adventures with peppered idiosyncrasies and campus couples. Students endure a late breakfast after an all night party with coffee and juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern
Kay
Donna'k
Tom
Dave R
D. D
S.F
N.Y. D
S. C
Daya
African Safari Theme for Junior Senior Prom Banquet
The Junior Senior Banquet and Prom featured an African Safari theme in Haas Hall with leopard cloths, a large mural, and an Africa map. Watters and waitresses dressed as jungle figures, prom-goers entered via a mud hus, jungle scenes on one gym wall, and a stream flowing to a pond. The Geraint provided in-gym music while Upstairs shown Walk Don't Run and Gambit theater downtown. An early breakfast was served by junior parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir.sr
Aftican
Duane Pinegar
Rod Berthelson
Gary van Beek
Haas Hall
Africa
Hurg
Geraint
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By Catal
Renneton Cae
Rock Valley, Iowa
Penn
Northwestern
Nelson
Mt. Kaberna
Pront
Bob B
Char
Dave V. D
Linda
Kent G
Shitlee ¥.Z
Jerry A
Grece T
Gene B
Karen G
Lanny M
Carol F
Dave
Marcella
Steve T
Dave V. A
Lin
Den
Arlyn Boon
Western
Pat
Algie H
Faye
Joel
John B
Wade Uh
DE Vries
Afican Safari
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