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

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Nursery Warriors i E RUW 003 Crystal Stevens, Andy Hastonr Rhett Bass, Kelly Jeffrey Corley, Melani Ross, Kimberly Parsley, Brad Hender- Ronoy, Nichole Hall' Cora Cafnathan- Row tW03 Jake OWon, son, Bethany Posch, Justin Dement. Row four: Mrs, Martha Christy Norton, Ryan Kirby, Kristin ThiQPon, Matthew Hart, LaLance. Not pictured: Joshua Hughes, Michelle Hall. Katie Schneider, Adam Williams, Jennifer Fisher. Row three Child Care Second Year- Row one Yonne Jones, Sherry Summar, Donna Hatcher, Pam Ross, Elizabeth Douglas, Row two: Angela Greer, Donna Hughes, Tracy Adams. Row three Luci Hyden, Fran Freeman, Pennie Alcorn, Sherry Arrington, Jackie Brawner, Olen Johnson, Jennifer Hinch, Kimberly Youg, Kimberly Forrest. 128fOrganizations First Year- Row one Kimberly Alcorn, Carolyn Robinson. Row two: Beverl Alcorn, Tina Boyd, Geria Chesterfield, Jennifer Cameron, Michelle Rigsby, Angi Davis. Row three Pam Dunn, Angie Hurst, Crystal Coulter, Lori Fann, Jacki Barker, Samantha Lynch, Mrs. LaLance. Row four: Tywana Howes, Becky Smith, John Alexander, Matt Rubin, Amy Baskett.

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he Office Aides Students with good citizenship records and an in- terest in spending extra time as an aide are eligible for the job of an office worker. The work included run- ning errands, delivering messages, summoning stu- dents to the office, answering the phones, and provid- ing appropriate information to fellow students. As a result of working closely with the administration and office staff, these students developed responsibility and gained valuable experience in public relations. Assistant Principal Mrs. Faye Phillips is in charge of the office workers. Morning-Row one Sandy Blevins, Kimberly Alcorn, Beverly Alcorn. Row two: Dawn Mitchell, Renee Fann, Carrie Casterline, Andrea McCurley, Jennifer Wade. Row three Patsy Williams, Trina Umphrey, Thomas Manus, Billy Swigart, LaHoma Williams. Teresa Deaton, Fran Freeman, Trina Umphrey Garrett, Melissa Hurley. Row two: Angie Mark Randy Morrow, Shannon Merchant, Robin Ward Row one Karonica Earp, Jennifer Hen- Marsha Jeffrey, Jackie Jernigan, Donna Holden, Bobby , Gibson, Jennifer Hinch, Kimberly Young, Carrie Ste- phens. Organizations 127

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1 X ,, saw iwasa V, V,, A Child Care Periods 1 and 2 - Row one: Nechele Frazier, Cooper, Shannon Merchant, Michele Naylor, Tracey Neely. -eslie Wortham, Aleathea Adams, Dana Toombs, Robin John- Row three: Mischell Neely, Donna Bledsoe, Carrie Harrell, son, Judy Eller, Row two: Donna Holden, Jenny Craig, Lorrie Christy Olive, Tracie Saylor. Dfficers - Jennifer Hinch - second year Michelle Naylor - Periods 1 and 2, John Alex- fficer, Mrs. LaLance, Tracey Neeley A Per- ander - Periods 3 and 4, Tracey Adams - ads 1 and 2, Amy Baskett - Periods 3 and 4, second year officer. 1 1 I I HERO Child Care A part of the national organization Future Home- makers of America - HERO lHome Economics Re- lated Occupationsl is a club open to anyone enrolled in Occupational Child Care, lt is the purpose of this organization to help participants become responsible individuals in family life, community involvement, personal endeavors, and future vocations. River- dale's HERO-Child Care is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Martha Lalance. This year the club's major goal was to develop youth leadership capabilities through a program called Action Impact and Encounter. The primary activities of the club were centered around the children in the Nursery Warriors program. Also, the students participated in one major sales project in conjunction with F.H.A. The club was de- servedly proud of Jennifer Hinch, a member of the Riverdale HERO organization, who held the office of Sub-regional Vice President. Organizz1tionsfl29