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

Page 139 text:

cond Period - Row one: Derice Minter, Lisa Nash, Amy saville, James Barrett, Glynnis Douglas. Row four: Willie skett, Andy Wilson. Row two: Troy Janes, Chris Bell, Martin, James Sweeney, Terry Hercules, Neal Eaton, Michael fren Jones, Robert McCreery, Matt Reuben, Valeria Martin. Davis, Phillip Loyd, Wayne Dickson, Shea Parker, Derek Al- iw three: Patrick McFarlin, Chris McCune, Steven Camp- corn, Bryan Melton. l, Candy Vaughn, Jackie Leone, Marty Todd, Keshea Roun- , ,,,,Y, , . t .-... .1 f- -U - rd Period - Row one: Michael Baker, Lisa Lester, Susan z, Dana Toombs, Valencia Martin, Judy Eller, Jennifer Broth- Row two: Chris Dickens, Alfonso Alexander, Joey Richard- Row three: Julie Shaw, Lulu King, Tammy Hewell, Jamie fur - , .L --w .. 4 .Q vw: 1 f .- ':-.i-gfmmr' Smith, April Mullinax, Sabrina McCurley, Keronica Earp, Mary Vandagriff. Row four: Tony Marable, Von Dotson, Rias Bennett, Jim Jamison, Eddie Kilgour, Mike White, Mark Taylor, Robert McAdoo, Susan McKnight, John Burkhart. Organizationsf I 35

Page 138 text:

DECA DECA, Distributive Education Club of America, is sponsored by Coach Faulkner. The purpose of DECA is to promote understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in the free competitive enterprise system. This year the group planned to start a new organization called the Future Leaders for Marketing and Distribution. DECA attended the Leadership Development Conference at MTSU. They also participated in regional, state, and national competitive events. Miriam Drennan, Jennifer Hen- son, and Ben Bennett were winners in Competitive Events competition. Todd Holden was selected as a state voting delegate. Fund-raisers were a candy sale and a dance. DECA students have proved to be excellent business leaders. First Period - Row one: Jennifer Henson, Carrie Stevens, Kathy Hardison, Mariam Drennan, Nancy Goforth, Andrea Felicia McCurley, Debbie Delk, Teresa Dawn Mitchell. Row two: Julie Howell, Vicki Kraft, Katrina Umphrey, Joanne Thompson, Jennifer 134 Organizations Officers - Row one: Joanne Thompson - Parliamentarian, James Advisor, Andrea Felicia McCurley - Reporter. Row two: Brad Newberry - President, Kathy Hardison - Secretary, Ben Bennett - President. Neff, Rhonda Young, Luci Hyden, Dianna Dikhounphiphet. R three: Richard Youree, Kim Moore, Michelle Bailey, Gene Dix Todd Holden, Greg Randolph, Ben Bennett, Brad Newberry, ,I ourack Phanthalangsy, Becky Patton, Jonathon Miller.

Page 140 text:

Riverdale Singers - Row one: Liz Crawford Kenya Silvers Payne Row three Pal-ll Anthony Curt P01'kll'1S Jason MOYQ Te,-ri Kilgoury Kristi Smith. Row fwg Lmdsey Warner Magaml Greg Dotson Craig Cromwell James Wells Julie Jernigan Cla Takemura, Shelley Daniel, Tamara Jernigan Mr Bryan Elizabeth Daniel ROW f0ur Brian Lamb Hoge Taylor Keith Bryan One of our most entertaining organizations is the Riverdale Singers. The purpose of this group is to provide a music education through performance and to perform for as many people as possible. In order to participate in this group, a person must be selected through a solo audition. The Singers participated in many competitions and concerts such as All-State Choir Auditions and M.T.S.U. Tennessee All-State Choir. They also per- formed a Christmas Concert at Opryland Hotel Con- servatory and for other local clubs and civic organiza- tions. They participated in the Choral Festival at Austin Peay State University and a concert tour to the St. Louis area. They also presented an excellent Stage Band Show, The major fund-raiser for this year was selling candy from Ole Taylor's Candy Kitchen. Many of the past Singers were members of the M.T.S.U. Honors Chorus, Tennessee All-State Band or Orchestra. This year Curt Perkins won a national talent show in Indiana in connection with Junior Achievement. This talented group is directed by Mr. John Bryan. I 36fOrganizations