Richwoods High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Key Club And Cooperative Work Study Key Club-Phil Shamon. Tim Moore. Sieve Lebau. John Maubach 2nd Row-Carl Curtice, Paul Calbos. Bill King. Tom Houk. Phil Calbos, 3rd-Andy Frankel, Scott Wells, Sam Stott. Gary Brown, Nick Gerontes. swu w mc R. Stanfield, M. Wcstcrficld, C. Miller, M. Ssuthcrland, K. Potterm. B. Solbrack. T. Segneri, D. Wagner, M. Lemmon, T. Fondricst. M. Frye, C. Pope, I). Jackson, K. Veatch, G. Joyce, G. Taylor, E . Johnson. K. Joyce, J. Niblock. Mrs. Harris. The Key Club, new this year is a community service group. The club par- ticipates in various community projects such as, the canned food drive, and ush- ering at special pro- grams. Paul Calbos is the president and Mr. DeFabio is the advisor. Cooperative Work Study is the name of the students who leave school and work on the job. They receive full credit for their work at these jobs. They come to school half day and take the re- quired subjects. Mrs. Harris is their sponsor.

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Ann Bucsing Jill Sicbrasscs Sybil Offut Russell Carpenter Dccnccsc Dotson Susan Oliver Kriss Hackctt Fred Alcocccr Roger Schenk Stelleta Porter Joan Stumpf Rob Madjcska Carlos Doughtcry Steven Mowwcll Aqua Doughtcry Cheryl Gordon Michelle McCumbcr Mike Arncy Linda Bornholdt Karen Jackson Jan Tankcrsly Julie Wilson Steve Arncy Laurel Bauer Cheryl Kranz Beth Schwartz Carrie Keenan Moria Manning Linda Burdon Darren Johnson Charles Smith Kelly Dougherty Bridget Manning Jenny Shelton Joni Policr Gerry Smith Laura Mellingcr Chris Muir Joanne Obourn Jodi Zciscl Sarah Hartcn Alice Cole Todd Kcil Kim Poston Lenny Williams Debbie Miller Rusty Scott Jill Tcppcr Stephanie Mccrs Andy Frankcl Jamie Jcdinah Crystal Naples Pattic Calie Lisa Bates Khicn T. Nguyen Roberta McCumbcr Kurt Kossicck Sarah Hart Lcannc Sol brack Becky Best Beth Symonds Jeff Norcn Gloria Lewis Michelle Crawford Lynita Santora Scott Savrc Marcia Patterson Jenny Gresham Genet Tuttle Sam Stott Keith O'Brien Mary Constantio A-R-T Club And Pep Club The Pep Club was formed in 1971. It’s main goal is to promote school spirit for all extra-curricular activities. There are approximately 50 active members who arc responsible for the many posters that are found in the halls of RHS. They try to make post- ers to support every team from foot- ball to debate. They are responsible for selling spirit items such as hats, scarves and spirit buttons. This year's president is Sandi Ebcrle, and the club’s sponsors are Miss Maria Lane and Mrs. Shelia Snarr. Everyone at Richwoods is welcome to become a member of this enthusiastic club. Pep Club-Front Row-Tammy Sieffcrman. Sandy Ebcrly, Chris Flanagan. Kay Pula. Second Row-Rhonda Mcsscrli, Jan Tankcrsly. Cheryl Gordon. Patti Strull, Barbara Assciutto, Miss Lane, Third Row-Kirn Waiblc, Carla Axt, Sarah Marten, Janet Gcllcty, Cindy McCloud. Mrs. Snarr. Lisa Bates, Fourth Row-Sue Bastian. Judy Lithgow, Angelo Gutier- rez, Kells Johnston, Cris Schneider, Patti Calie. Lisa Gertontcs. Cindy McKccvcr, Debbie Miller, Jodi Zciscl, Carrie Keenan, Fourth Row-Maurcen Murphy. Jill Taylor. Marsha Patterson, Maureen Killian. S8

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Assistants Library, Lab And Industrial Arts Industrial Arts- Mark Birchcr and Mike Kcttcrcr Although we do not realize it, teachers cannot be everywhere and help everyone therefore there are as- sistants. They donate their free time to help teachers in various departments and arc a tremondous asset to teachers and students. In the science department, the Lab Assistants do various odd jobs. These jobs range from setting up eqipment to washing glassware to grading papers. During labs these assistants are espe- cially helpful. The library assistants help students locate books or magizines, check out material and put away used li- brary material. The library assistants relieve the li- brarians of many hours of tedious work. The Industri- al Arts assistants, like the library and lab assistants, offer aid to the Industrial Arts’ teachers and students. Having taken Industrial Arts courses themselves they are well aware of the problems of the classes. So you can see These people are very important.