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

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Key Club Key Club, sponsored by the Stones River Kiwanis Club, is a prestigious organization. A male organization, Key Club members must meet the following requirements: receive recommendation by the faculty, maintain a 2.75 grade point aver- age, have good moral character, and display will- ingness to work in a service organization. Pros- pects are then voted on by the membership. Help- ing the members this year were the Key Club Sweethearts, who also provided a scrapbook as a memoirlof the year. Each year, members attend the Kentucky-Tennessee District Convention. At the 1985 convention, Ivie Burns was elected Lieu- tenant Governor of Division I of the Kentucky- Tennessee District. The organization is sponsored by Mr. Ivan Duggin, who stated, Key Club offers a unique opportunity for high school students to develop leadership, character, and service to oth- ers. Seniors - Row one: Steve Jacobs, Rick Kinard, Rusty Parsley, James Scales, John Zavisa, Greg Dotson, Paul Anthony, Chris Notgrass. Row two: I if John Wiseman, Bruce O'Neal, Todd Holden, Kulikowski, Mr. Ivan Duggin, Clay Michaels, H Gibson, Bill McNew, Chris Knorr. Minn-v Q su 4 . 4 i Officers - Alfonzo Alexander - President, Bill McNew A Vice-Presi- dent, Todd Holden - Treasurer, Mr. lvan Duggin Q Sponsor, Ivie Burns Sweethearts - Row one: Andrea Cherne, Anne Donnelly- ROW two: - Lieutenant Governor, Clint Cherne - Secretary. Drennan, Paula Wendell, Shelley Anderson. l38fOrganizations 1 1 l A 1

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Varsity Cheerleaders The basketball and football cheerleaders not only supported our athletes, but also promoted school spirit and student involvement. After they were chosen in the spring, the work for both squads began when they attended a one week camp at M.T.S.U, to learn new material and prepare for the cheer- ing seasons. To start off the year, the girls led the greenies in cheers at Freshman Orientation. This paid off when the Freshman Class walked away with the spirit stick from the first pep rally of the year. The cheerleaders also sponsored a More Fun Than Humans Should Be Allowed dance which was the first of the year. To be eligible for cheerleading, an applicant must maintain a 2.5 average, exemplify Riverdale's traditions of school pride and leadership, and display a positive attitude. Some cheer- leaders not only attended every game and function, but in addition, participated in other extra-curricular activities and held jobs. Mrs. Warren, sponsor of the football squad, noted, This group of girls is extremely independent and works well together. They have made my job easier and have served the football team and Riverdale with commendable pride and spirit. Mrs. Kathy Dillon, sponsor of the basketball squad, stated, Basketball Cheerleaders are number one, just like the team itself. They are hard workers and an excellent group of girls. I am proud of them and the effort they put forth. Football Captains - Sheri Smith and Paula Wendell, Ev - 4 ll I 3 Q M , . ,sl . Rag .xl Y , 'Pg I 2' D-S. fa 4 , sf, ,'fl' ' f-4: if t l do -A W. 'Ss 5 ff Football Squad - Row one: Donnell Austin, Helen Donnelly, Heard, Summer Maples, Miriam Drennan, Betsy Freidman Christy Walker. Row two: Paula Wendell, Sheri Smith, Vicky da Harris. l 40fOrganizations