Riverdale High School - Lance and Shield Yearbook (Murfreesboro, TN)

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German Club Students interested in both the German language and culture make up the German Club. They partici- pated in several activities during the year. Among these were the Fall Festival at Riverdale, the Spring Festival, and an overnight trip to a language festival to compete with other schools. The most exciting plans for German club students this past year was an exchange program involving an entire German class which attended our school in the spring. Riverdale's German Club students will attend a German school during the month of June. This class is open to any former or present students. Mrs, Peggy Nelson spon- sors this club. German Club Officers - Kathy Snell - President, Tonya Evola - Vice President, Samantha Messier - Treasurer Mrs. Nelson - Sponsor, Tony Ward - Secretary. German I- Row one Chris Neely, Richard Pearl, Becky Smith, Jeff Liehr, Terry Leeman. Row two: Tony Evola, Constance Ellis, Nicole Kiess, Samantha Messier, Brenda Huisenga, Stephanie Ward, Eric Meyer. Row three: Ian Drugmand, David Kwok, Marsha Rivenbark, Laura Porter, Robbie McGill, Bri- an Oldham, Tom Ellis. Row four: Mike Ooten, Jim Thien, Donnie Higgins, Doug Stults, Joe McGuire. German ll - Row one: Jimmy Craig, Melissa Sand- ers, Andrea Hopper, Karen Erdman, Sean Murphy Kathy Snell, Tony Ward, John Harrison. Row two: Consuelo Stuart, Jeannette Gaither, Mittie Zellner, Sonya Schmidt, Nichole Kiess, Christina Black Cyndi Hale, Jennifer Reed, Thomas McAuley. 1 1 18 f Organizations .. . ,.,- , 5' 'Pe SF . 'H

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V W B 'Q' ryl shares experiences of her stay in Japan be easily overlooked. She had fun renewing her Mr. Cates. She admits sleeping on the floor friendship with Shino, the friend from Japan who ft much of a thrill, but she agrees that could stayed with her on the exchange last year. 4-I-I Club 4-H Youth Programs are an important part of Agricultural Extension Services all over the United States. The mission of 4-H is to help young people become self-directing, productive, and contributing members of society. Members apply the science and technology which they have learned through project work in areas of agriculture, home economics, and related subjects. Three club members represented Tennessee and Rutherford County in exchanges this summer. Cheryl Youree represented Tennessee on the I..A.B.O. tour to Japan in the summer of 1985, while Brian Bush and Becky Beasley toured Italy and France with the Rutherford County Square Dancers. Students in 4-H looked forward to camp, State and National 4-H Congress, and project contests and fairs this year. Mr, Steve Cates heads the club's activities. V 006 Stacey Opdycke, Harold Strong, Larrell Fleming, Jeff Cook, Nelson Vaught, Chris Howse, Bobby Brooksher, Sonya ert Mintlow. Row two: Cheryl Youree, Laura Clark, Candy Schmidt, Linda Olgfient MT- Cafes ghn, Donna Hill, Debbie Hill, Christine Stephens. Row three Organizationsf117

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if Smoke Signal The Smoke Signal staff keeps students informed of the happenings on and around campus, The newspaper includes , information on sports and other school activities, editorials, and movie reviews. lf liilsspi S The Smoke Signal staff is made up of ,F p dedicated students working to develop gg, , t ' journalism skills such as writing, editing, and photography. They are members of N' the Quill Club, an honor organization for writers. Mrs. Peggy Nelson is the advisor of the staff. L., txt Editors-Jeff Norton, Lynn Dykes, Mrs. Nelson, Phillip Knight, Sonya Schmidt. , , 5 ,ff fs- 1 ,Q weft' -'Vi sr E-Row one Lisa Shepard. Row two: Philip Knight, Chris Row three Sonya Schmidt, Lynn Dykes, Jeff Norton. rass, Keith Jeznach, Henrik Huelsmeier, Thomas McAuley. Organizationsfl 19