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

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l 641 Organizations Auto Trades Auto Trades is the course where students learn automobile maintenance and repair. The skills learned in this class helped prepare students for fu- ture jobs in the auto mechanics field as well as up- keep of their own vehicle. In addition, they provided a valuable service by repairing other students' and faculty members' automobiles. Auto trades classes attended VICA functions and meetings and state vo- cational classes. For their Warrior Week fundraiser, members sponsored a car bash, an activity where participants literally demolished a car provided by club members. New to Riverdale this year, Mr. Bill Derryberry is the Auto Trades instructor. Period one - Row one: Chris Flanders, Mike Lees, Doug ' McCune, Keith Smith, Tracy Staples, Brian Sizembre. Row two: Mr. Derryberry, Richard Smith, Randy Cook, Greg Wingerter, Daryl Chumley, Joe Hathaway, Lisa Gibson, Brenda Wilson, Spring Wilson. Periods five and six-Row one: Keith Elrod, Randall Robinson, Jeff Buris, Kevin Todd, Kerry Broiles, Kenny Smith, Row two: Mr. Derryberry, Richard Harris, Charles Warrick, Wayne Adcock, Christie Quarles, Heath Messick, Tommy Oliver. Row three: Richard Stanaland, Brian Hinckley, Chris Loyd, Kevin Bolinger. Row four: Brents Pear- son, Lisa Swan. Row five: Rodney Goad, Rodney Warren, Richard Fonn, John Pinkerton. Periods three and four - Row one: Mike McMur- ray, Mike King, Bubba Davis, Ricky Smotherman, Somphong Saichieng, Eric Miller, John Huffman. Row two: lnda Soumpholphakdy, Charles Faulk, Craig Jones, Anourack Phanthalangsy, John Lamb, Vanessa Jones, Mr. Derryberry.

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tronics ll and III- Row one: Sourilamphone Jr., Dwayne Eubanks. Row three: Bobby Mayo, Brian phasy, Jeff Cash, Corey Watkins, Lee Douglas, Carter, Paul Connelly, Rodney Warren, Doug McCune, lamphanh Chaophasy. Row two: Hiram Lester, Mr. Newton. Electronics The Electronics program emphasizes development of a working knowledge of electronics so that students can discover and interpret technical information and recognize that these talents can be ap- plied in making decisions in an age influ- enced by growing technology. The classes participated in field trips to local industries which use digital and micro- processor technology. Members of elec- tronics also competed at local and state levels. The sponsor of these students is Mr. Steve Newton. ctronics I - Row one: Charles Tolbert, Stuart Lawson, ton, Wade Edwards, Brian Fulghum, Randy Harrell, Darren n Bush, Ian McMurry, Sak Vongsavath. Row two: Brian Jones, Phillip Towns, Allen Mason. lard, Jimmy Gaither, Eric Sagman. Row three: Mr, New- Organizationsf 163

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s y 5 1 X Q Lf ,ff 3 3 X S, 'fs A ' 3 fy tx 5 v 1 H t QQ. A Nursery Warrior demonstrates her creativity. Masami, the accompanist for Chorus, practices new material. s s tr ff ' QW: Y- .gf aww TC Rangers-Row one-Stacey McLouth, David Adcock, Joh- nie Hunt, Jimmy Craig, Lamont Sawyer, Chris Notgrass, Todd Reed, ion Garrett, Audrey Thomas, Kenneth Merrill, Debbie Hill, Chanpra- John Harrison, Clayton Hartman, Bart Watts. th Keophasouk, Nelson Vaught. Row two- Thomas McAuley, Don' Organizationsf l 65