Riverdale High School - Rambler Yearbook (Port Byron, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1983 volume:

1 ' x I A A ' 1 RWERDN PRIDE IS SELDOM DELICATE: IT WILL PLEASE ITSELF WITH VERY MEAN ADVANTAGES. -JOHNSON 5 g i: 15ffIEf5?3 kf im A X 45 QM5X5554siav5iifQ?FfW5WW? 55325 5.fiEl'sfQ5Q35'?5 k k . Q, . .W W Y' gs 2 ff ' A ,qbz f 'gQ A L I I L5 TABLE OF CONTEN T5 5 TA FF 7-I4 ACTIVITIES 59-88 ORGA NIZA TION5 I5-28 CLA 55E5 89-I3 7 FINE AR T5 29-44 AD5 I38-I44 5POR T5 45- 68 INDEX I45-I48 RAMBLER VOLUME XXII W Spirit Support Enthusiasm Victory Everywhere Cheering our team on Winning Being everything you can With us at Rl VERDA LEU Pride is one of the most elusive things in the world to define. At the same time, however it's one of the most important aspects of our school. It is the motivation, the energy, and the face that really makes our school go. You feel it when they play our fight song, yet you can't reach out and touch it. lt's there on a student's face when someone speaks against our school. It lights up the might when the team wins, the band gets division I rating, or the play comes off just right. It is the final difference that sets us apart from all others. We're Reaching For iii DEDI CA TIO 5632 5 5 .. 2, ig lay! 1 - nf ygzyxzzf Fwiig? vp, 'I I, 'f f f 'iii ' Q W V vi , f 71 sv ,Y J 241 A ,- wi ,, if is ff as if fm if F f Q ., ,1,,V: fzz, .,,,. .,,,.,,,V,, ,E2 .5,, 7 ' 'V ,M 3. f?,,,f,,, A Sf , 1 VVI' ,rr fyrk, . N ici s vvyio 4 if? E ' ' WAN' V lf: +1521 4 , ,,, 7 5'Yr1:. -, I is ' , ,,,. in 'ff' ,, , , swsfsezrfnseeeewaw-'i'i'1.f:3'Z' 1 f s if ,- f - 1 -42 , ,,.,.NjiH. 41, I 1 l,..EI'i Ili a' - ,Fi filis is-n.......s f , , f-fV Q D Y sw' f'-- if-f f 1 W 4, ' ll, W. gi? f- ii- It ii il iflll 5 :Sufi r l P f 'W K' P- NKN use nur P in e as 1 .Hi i S s ii i ,z x B s E 1' ll in lf.. ,v mlm vi gl 1 lbs. 'll ' 'G' 9 if if If W sl. ,., ff Y 52' , X 1-1 5 49 .X , . f , MQ? A V 1 U -- 'P If - 3 Q R 3 I ' QWRDALE X 5 . X 5 AC , - PRIDE .I ul ,f - H M? 2 N x so -- X K l y b Q'-J Q y -If i K X km.. , s -lr .. 1 . ' iv X 'l 1 - - .. Av. Vg 1 I . X 5 5... sf '. We the I 983 Rambler staff would like to dedicate this to the staffs of Riverdale Yearbooks in years past. Befo schools were united to be called Riverdale District 9 there were many schools in this area. In I956 they joined together to form Riverdale. We believe that the schools have shown Pride throug the years. Some say PRIDE in our school system is fa but we don't think so. We believe the PRIDE at Riverd still growing strong, and in our opinion it will nevel Q20 5 f f ,f 1 W W 1 ' 5 ,,- p 1 -'lp 'WT 5 l A My if . , A I .5 ' 4 , .X '7.. 1 Q ' ...Q ' , . fflsnnv' .'-lf-HN f .' :x E, li lx f R I. L to R. Chris DeClercq, Tracy Garrett, '91, ' Patti Anseeuw. Lisa Creen, Dawn Bender ' - ' 2. Steve Borschel, Shane McCormick L . 3. RAM FANS , , .N 4. Riverdale Art Show K PL. I ,Wm r Riverdale Pride Riverdale pride is really great lt's something you ought to celebrate. Our school is pro and we thinks it's neat ow all the students participate. The guys cheer at the girls' games And the girls do iust the same. We keep up the school spirit To give Riverdale a good name. So il you leel like cheering And proving we're number one, Come over to the school And have a little fun. X ' lx 1 1 ,f y . f F. E W E-f 1 I K X H W1 v , ., 1 ffl :l.g.'EQ Y Q ,nf llln! ,I , , :alll 4 :I 3 fl: ' r ll'f7' '1 ll I 1 l l ull' 'ill gm' ll ill l -I Al ' lllll W .lllll l 'Y .3 ily 4, Fl u t 'R 11' 5' 3? 5Q1'JY llW' lllv' . H ' ww' if H MQ! 'm l ,. '1 r I ' ff --l- J 5 o. Q l l f ' Ill ,, .ni R .M W Hfw.. WW. .V A ,.,.,f4w. ,M M , y,.,My,,,,l f ff ,f ,..M,ffgffQ,M,,.,?.,,....gel ,ww 3.wf,.f..8ffm.ff4eg.wfw2.must.-was.g,:,,.g .rw 5 . , . .,. .-f:G,f,,:wg, ,51 5 Wx, fggwjusvfg z7..,,,.flg1,'fg,,,,3,,fa .gy Wag age. in ,fx , ...Mg 3.41. 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STAFF 8 Staff Jim Bodine- class: Counselor: hobby: photography Jolene Glass- class: Social Studies: hobby: 4-H activi- ties Mike Knight- class: Social Studies: hobby: traveling Barbara Ragston- class: Counselor: hobby: reading Jerry Lancaster- class: Social Studiesg hobby: real estate and photography fy! 5 Paul Meyers- class: Social Studies: hobby: eating Dan Dirks- class: P.E. and Health: hobby: sports A --i.k' -f, S S35 -5-:gy,, -,ws . .. --as .4-31. , .- . wx 'f 5 We af X f .sys . 5 . 1. it , Deb Knight- class Jack Ca rbee- : gf , .r,. -5 E 5 Q 1 sports obby: sports fi 3 John Tadlock- class: Art: hobby: painting , M i 1 I , ,. Andy Apicella- class: Science: hobby: movies Kathy Martin- class: Business: hobby: playing with Levi Bob Howard- class: Agricultureg hobby: relaxing Linda Thomas- class: Science: hobby: arts and crafts Hugh Simmons- class: Business: hobby: hunting Staff 9 3 i Xb--, X. I-Tracy Dow-Wyatt-class: English: hobby: running 2-Martin Golby-class: Englishg hobby: farming 3-Morgan Michel-class: Special Education: hobby: decoy collecting 4-Mike Perez-class: Englishg hobby: firearms 5-Sharon Riewerts-class: English: hobby: shopping with daughter 6-Chris Porter-class: Special Education- hobby: racketball 7-Bea Fritz-class: Frenchg hobby: cooking 8-Roberta Knox-class: Special Education: hob- by: reading I0 Teachers 7 1 7 in S? K 1 l ff wk P' .www W .. -Q' ff W ,, WW Lf 4 K wwf' Q, f' Wwmkm ,ff K , S1 ' ,g ., 5 WM-mmm , 'W 4 fig H , V V V' H ' 2, fix, , y , F ,.,,, , Av Z V,V, WW 5 Ted Murphy-class: Band. Hobby: Baseball Cards Sheila Pewitt-class: Chorus. Hobby Piano Wayne Brinkmeier-class: Drivers Ed Hobby: Golf Rick Hamilton-class: Study Hall Hobby: Fishing Paul Parker-class: Math. Hobby: An- tiques Dan Oltman class: Math. Hobby Golf, Skiing Cherie Kertz-class: Consumer Ed Hobby: Aerobics Kathy Tadlock-class: Accounting Hobby: Sewing Staff WERE PROUD OF OUR STAFF Mrs. Love: Janitor The Bus Drivers Mrs. DeCap: Librarian Mrs. Traylor: Librarian Mr. Hasbrook Janitors Mrs. Husted. Mrs. Creen Mrs. Johannsen Mrs. Leighty and Mrs. Shrum Riverdale is proud to have the Bus Dri- vers, Librarian, Custodians, and Cooks on our staff. Without them school would be next to impossible. .,....'MB.. YN. I2 aff WORKING WITH SPIRIT ,, .C LVM aww , V aw t AA ga aww? , I z ,L i ' gi gf W 61295 M I 7 'fb f, We f, '-Wim K4 Mm, 53. mm Q ' QQMWEWHHMWKM an A' 5 ww I WH ,IIFZQZEQZIE , :gm-WM I W ,Mu Min We , , Q-mm-Q 'Hd' H. I lI2i',iIfI3hwMmwEsw2aa:a1w in ' ' ' ' ' ' :pm Siisfizmfwm g- Yu '2 iK'W Z'gZE97Q5FiMWW ' ggZgg2Z2gg5610HMW6!Z?i!EY?3ff9!WAV , gg, My , , my ff? ,fA-: W 14, ,, , ' N- A Q S, is 'Pa , W.. A 1 J , - M ,,,, ,,,. M ,, I W. ff ,, H sf f ,A ,W ff w,,v,'feifv-V1 1,110 7 ' hge, . im, f if fi! BW :A if - :, -ww 'f-ezp,,'fYfsw, ,mu -, 1 2 f + A 2 f I H have righb supevinfendeaii: Ibrgiuikek. Shave fefh- if pirineipaiz Mr. Giliespie, ceqteng Mmfe rights Mi's.,3Caajpentef, belqw Iletien below Smoky, sf- . 125 L , A . 2 EEE.-Esggg W I I . ' X .x.. I . ik - v , 5 , ,I 'fa 'X X ,, - 1: ' -Q r I .I -- 'N' ' ' 'V 1 -f: f :., , 'IEQSSFQ-? f:?5.e, , x --f if H VQ,,.,. Administration I3 WHERE WOULD ORGANIZATION BE WITHOUT INTELLIGENCE? P R I I D N E ORGA NIZA TIONS ,554 f 2 ,',, U , , 4 V 3 a WW Mm MW, u 1 , N4 V, 72 f ,, ,, ,M 4 1 f V , ,, ' 1 ,, , Chg if ' K 553-i ': '1::l!,. ' , Si 3 was ,gg 'ff lx Q X K ii Rx N ef 'KS xii' my X ,. S i ? W . E sig. -nf' af 'ef F11'9W.wm Meeting the deadlines. rf jg '9 f W ig my f K MQW! M, I M eg f:3 v wrw H9u,wZN,:ar ,wf.:w - ' ' 3 xi' ' . h,, , , if ,V 5 ' V M Organizations I7 THE R MPAGE STAFF k EMM. Niigm Misa Q if Q Sitting left to right: P. Combs, C. Beihler, M. Wainwright. Standing left to right. C. Slaughter, L. Bennett. J. Hollenbeck, D. Calvert, T. Thornbloom, C. Casillas, S. Borschel. Advisor M. Golby. Absent for the picture was C. De Shane, C. Sivertsen, A. Somers, C. Bivens. We , . ' tw , 22 W A, if , ' A F4429 I 8 Organizations fmmzt:-19:1 Q .. 47, ? i'fff' c 4 .7 EW ,V f W . , , wg 1 z 2 , w VV . 5' 'Ws '-,L y mm l . QS . This year was Mr. Golby's first year as the journalism advisor for the Rampage. He feels the stu- dents gained a lot of experience from working on the computers at the Dispatch in Moline. He's hap- py with the way the class worked together to put out a good news- paper. .. 11- A- f,s15fze:s'af:a:fs..g - 1 ,Uffg-III' bg :PET 'il 1 ' fs i'ub! 51-b2fJ?f',-is , v, , A Tyra- ng' 'gy Ulm b'. Via? t In' .1 1 .n . ri , - I fa Area Vocational Has returned to Riverdale! It was dropped during the I978-79 school year due to budget cuts. The Area Vocational program held at UTHS strengthens students knowledge rn specialized areas such as Drafting Child Care etc A REA - VOC. Craig Baldwin-Drafting I Darrin Baltzell-Auto Body I Alvin Barber-Welding I Steve Bergland-Machine Trade I Arne Boling-Building Trade I Bonnie Brown-Child Care Jim Brown-Co-op Ken Burkett-Data Process I Sean Cathcart-Auto Body I Ann Chiolero-Child Care David Gosa-Auto Body I Jerrin Holland-Auto Body I Tammy Knight-Child Care Allan Lanning-Drafting I Rusty Lyon-Auto Mechanics I Kevin Melton-Building Trade I .lohn Reynolds-Building Trade I Rich Sanchez-Drafting I Dale Shrum-Auto Mechanics I Bruce Thomas-Auto Body I Barry Voltz Data Process I Bull Waite Electronics II Shane Wlldermuth Auto Body I Nick Wreldt Drafting I Kurt Young Auto Mechanics I SOUR Organizations This year, the Future Farmers of America, led by Mr. Howard, had quite a busy schedule. The orga- nization had their usual meetings, plus many other events. All mem- bers worked on these projects, and they made the F.F.A. an orga- nization all of Riverdale can be proud of. TOP. MIDDLE RIGHT, BOTTOM RIGHT, TOP LEFT: Mr. Howard lectures F.F.A. members on the basics of agricultural strategies. BOTTOM LEFT: Dr. Rucker. Rusty Stuhr. Todd DeCIerq, Alan Falk and three FFA visitors. J fm? W ,Wm 20 Organizations .l.A. BUILDS AMERICA R.- Arne Boling. Missy Beert. Cheri Bivens. Debbie Randall, Jeff Missy Been is presenting this award on behalf of Junior Achievement to Hall, and Chris Mistak' Mr. Gillespie. 9491 w-WWW J Ms. Johnson speaking Chris Mose, Lynn Turkal and Tim Murphy are all trying to help Mr. Jackie can't decide what to do. al-UOUJ LA- Apicella decide what to get at the trade fair, h Advisors y President- Missy Beert Sue Martin J Vice President Marketing- Arne Boling ,len-y McClain r Vice President Production- Jackie Canady Dawn Bunker Vice President Personnel E- Corp. Secretary- Chris Mistak 1 V yy Vice President Finance- Lynn Turkal W y M President- Deanna Lyon A 'i' y , aw k Vice President Marketing- Jackie Canady J Vice President Production- Colleen McClain Vice President Personnel S Corp. Secretary- Jody Beert r Vice President Finance- Missy Beert r,rar ff ryryy if 3 Organizations 2 I Sw.-Q. -Aww -.w 3 wif' Lg . .Mk , W' an Q. Q M f S 'mi ..:. X is...- N A M .N my MN , , A TRIP WITH CLOSE-UP The Close-up Club was really busy this year. They did a lot of fund raisers such as, selling pizzas, working concessions, taking donations and selling malts at Wrestling Sectionals. This was all in preparation for their trip to Washington D.C. While in Washington, the group took a tour of the White House, attended seminars. talked to Representa- tives, and met a lot of interesting people. Many that attended say they are ready for the trip back next year. Mr. Lancaster said he was really happy with the ten students that went and looks forward to next year also. of . Organizations 23 STUDE T LEADERS The student council is selected by voting the students in their year bracket that will do a good job in sponsoring their classmates. The student council kept themselves very busy with their many activi- ties they organized through the I982-83 school year. During homecoming season they sold black and gold pins saying Homecoming . Another activity the council did was to sell jewel- ry, which was a great success and the students like the jewelry very well. To continue, they had an ac- tivity for the young children in elementary, which was a big wheel race that was held in the high school parking lot. Again the student council had an annual sweetheart day, which you have a choice of buying a flower, paper heart with a candy kiss, or a valentine lollipop for your sweet- heart. ln December they orga- nized a movie called Taps , which was held in the gym along with the annual blood drive in which students from Riverdale, of age, gave blood along with adults from the surrounding area. All in all the student council had a very busy and exciting I9S2-S3 school year. 24 Organizations i F if J A ,. 5 g i Y I 51' Q In sir k fi: Hai ' QN X ,S -s .. 'M- Y A 2-A f ,L K kb- -fx 5 5 I ab w 5 5 FWZ 2 Elf? .fn-1, QQ , ,, 'KS' Rik aww was 5 5 5 mais, GNN? aw Q wilww Qq': 1 I ,, W s sw SPS S -RSX - as xx K 1 Y :S f X W 3? of if LIBRARY A D ELEME TAR Y WORKERS This year many of Riverdale's stu- dents used much of their time to benefit others. At the high school, a new group was formed, library aids. These people worked in the library stacks locating books for fellow students. Like last year, some students worked over at the elementary. They had the added benefit of an Apple ll computer to assist in the teaching of their students. Top: Student contemplating problem Mid- dle left: Karlene learns the joyous thrill of teaching Middle right: Cindy Deshane dis- tributes papers Bottom left: Brian Robin- son oversees use of computer 5 r 2 K 'z- i f K YY A s Si ., , f 5, f4f',x2f, ft K . A-as I '..s r - ...... a 2 X Qi i s .fsfsglk TQ ,mls sg.x'i: 'lhs V V ,'w:g,W 2' 4 ' ifi,'UVf:, f f, , ,.,, f ' ' I - it ,, . T . y yy N . A 5 V, 'V Z V , , - :wi f 26 Organizations ii . Q W Q S REQ N-I Si fm- .1 'X As , ws Q ,f X Q i ,, X iw wx W M My 3. -swf Q 3 THE WORKING STUDENT Q X , .g m ,T . jk' .L K . K gi x K Q k .3 f -S' sg? ff 5 x. f S aj? A .,.b M, A ' a W ,... . . in s M. , H' A 'Fi S S A W lswii A X 'fl y ,s .s ...,... s E . YH WM 3 ' S , . ,ml 33 isi s' ' .. , ' -,Q - JSSH181 5112 SulIivan,Q J neyj Traci Danielii y ' If ,W ,g,-,,, ' If i,.i , - ,, ,, fr , . ,,...,, , H , ,, This year's interrelated class had IO students. The class usually raises money by working concessions dur- ing the wrestling tournament. Since we didn't have the tournament this year, they sold Christmas wreaths, greens, and holly. The students in interrelated and where they work: Lisa Bull-East Moline State Bank, Traci Daniels-Double, D Motors, Andy Fish-Chuck Toppert, Andy Francis-HSM Auto Body, Julie Oney-Port Byron Police Dept, Jeff Pettit-Brandt 8 Wade, Margo Sha- drick-Purity Baking Co, Sue Sullivan- East Moline State Bank, Randy Vance-Eagles, Rochelle Vickroy-Port Byron State Bank. Julie graduated at semester. Tracy was independent. 28 Organizations , my W??k,' of E 5 I I D N FINE AR T5 MUSIC I5 OUR LIFE Above: First Row, Jana DeWitte. Patty Anseeuw, Pam Wallace. Amy Riley. Beth Foster. Second Row: Randy Kessler. Amy Delacluyse. Karla Crockett. Holly Kraft, Julie Reed, Chris Biehler. Pennie Combs. Ms. Pewitt. Third Row, Todd Thornhloom. Craig Casillas. Curt Sivertson, Alan Somers, Mike Wiklund. Todd Allen.BeIow: First Row- Mary Woodburn Penny Clark Cindy Larson Renee Jordon Tammy DeCap Lesley Loy Aimee McChurch Jennifer De- Tombe Tammy O Neil. Second Row- Ms. Pewitt Denise Polfliet Mechele Egan Dana Floyd Cheryl Parvin Denise Overcash Tracy Malone Julie Kipp Pam Ringberg Diana Wright Jana Vincent Sally White Jackie Canady. W! Chamber and Treble choir both started off th year singing their way through Cabaret on Octq ber 30 and SI. The annual Christmas Concert was held in th gym on December I2 Contest was held in tl1 Spring at Rockridge The year ended with both choirs singing Flyir Free at Graduation 1 i 7 1 3. President: David Wood- RAM BA D. Marching Band got off to a good start this year by performing half-time shows for football fans. The Ram Band got its much needed recogni- tion with its own parent's night and columns to the RAMPAGE. The Pep Band played at more games this year . . They boosted the spir- its of all the fans. The Concert Band played at Christmas and in the Spring. Among other activities. the band sent solo and ensemble members to contest at Rockridge. I. lisa Plavak, Ingrid love. Juli Gil- Iespie. Susan Bogguess. Katy Gie- secke. Jenn Wake, Julie Reed, Me- lissa Murphy. Barb Shaffer. David Woodburn. Karen Remour. Greg Bender, Chris Mistak. Mark Alli-- sonhKurt leCleir. Holly Kraft. Dar- ryl Miller, Teresa Thompson, Jay Verlleke. Tammy McCannon. Joann Depoorter. Joanna Spur- geon. Linda Angel. Bill Love, Dan Wassell. Penny Clark. Randy Tompson. Todd Pearsall, Kevin Far- raher. Greg Eidson, Shane Wilder- muth. Charla Hollowell, Monica Fornero. Marina Johnson, and Re- nee Miller. burn, Secretary: Ingrid love: Treasurer: Monica Fornero: Vice President: Kurt LeCleir 2. Susan Bogguess, Missy Murphy. linda Angel. Chris Mistak. Barb Shaffer, Charla Hollowell, Jenn Wake. Holly Kraft. Julie Reed, Tammy McCannon. Marina Johnson, Leanne Jurevitz. Tim McClain, Jay VerBeke. Ingrid Love. lisa Plavak. Barry Plumb, Dan Sorenson. Steve Bergland, Greg Eidson, Teresa Thompson. Darryl Miller. Todd Woods. Bill Love. Todd Pearsall, Peter Reimers, Mr. Murphy. Kevin Far- raher, Kurt LeCleir. Rich Hoffmann. Colleen McClain. Jonna Spurgeon, Monica Fornero. Renee Miller, Greg Bender. Karen Remour. Shane Wildermuth. Denise Lewis. David Woodburn. Josie Depoorter Fine Arts JI MUSIC MASTERS CHAPTER 497 Denise Lewis-Pres. Darryl Miller-V.P. Kevin Farraher-Treasurer Dan Sorenson-Historian Joanne Depoorter-Sec. Apprentice members are selected from those students enrolled in a high schon music department who meet the following requirements: they must have been er rolled in the local music department in a performing group for at least one semeste they must have maintained at least a B grade in music. with at least a C averag grade in academic subjectsg they must be of excellent character and should have good attitude toward teachers and fellow students, and show cooperation an service to their class and school. Once they are in this organization, they are life tim members. 32 Fine Arts 3 OME TO THE CABARET Cabaret was the second variety show for Riverdale High School. It consisted of only choir members. The theme was Themes from musicals and movies. Some of the solos sung were Ever- green by Beth Foster, The Gambler by Mike Wiklund. and Nothing by Cheryl Reveal. Songs done by the full choir were Football , Cabaret , and AppIause . Fine Arts 33 LIGHTS! CAMERALI AC TIGNLU as s f i Q A X K ' ,..,. i'N K A .. . 7 1 OFFICEIQS Pennie Combs-I Sem. President i Charla Hollowell-Both Sem. Vice Pres. Karla Crockett-I Sem. Treas. 2 Sem. President Holly Kraft-Both Sem. Secretary Jennifer Wake-2 Sem. Treasurer The Drama Club, under the direction of Mrs. Riewerts, had a very busy year. One of their first projects was a Drama Club workshop. The workshop consisted of people from Circa 2I and Playcrafters, who gave helpful hints on the different aspects of Drama. The students involved took several trips this year, including outings to see Music Man at Circa 2I and Christmas Show at Capital Theater. The funds for these trips were obtained by selling Lifesaver lollipops. 34 Fine Arts The students went to Chicago for their annu- al Fine Arts Trip. They visited the Museum of Science and Industry, the Art Institute, and Water Tower Place. In the evening they at- tended the Arie Crown Theater for a perfor- mance of Sugar Babies, starring Mickey Rooney and Anne Miller. Fine Arts 35 FIRST ANNUAL Fl EART5 FEST The first annual Fine Arts Festival was held on March 3 Band and Choir members presented their musical contest selections The speech team did a dramatic interpretation of Sorry Wrong Number Individual speech contestants performed their contest material also The Festival gave students a chance to perform in front of an audience before contest, It was also an opportunity for parents to see the accomplishments of students. 36 Fine Arts SPEECH GOL: A LONG WAY nw .. M . ., , A 4 H 13.1, ..W,.W,.,M,f-ff H ,W,,,,,, ,,.,, M., W. ,. ' eff! ' ' 'iff if. , ,,,. ,.,,s,,,..,,.... ,,f' if WF A SW A . 'E 42,1 ,3 ' 'KmW,,, v,,,, .sr -5- ' M M. , .,,,. ' .. 'fs . -,ag . ,a ' gs.-ass-R .-- ' . 2.2.2 'iw ,WW 1 Q W sslsf vfe ig We 'M1 'f ? f ' 5 , ' A WW-. .W ,, 'W' lm . , Q. E t if U Q ' W ,M Ifrk MDM? 15 ' ..-,5f,..'-fy'-gf- bf W. 5. 3 V A - . M ,, . ,-.,. . . K ' -X-fs ii E: A M ' 7 'W -1 '94 -f .. ...ML vrfyy fwffww A A' J . , A g . .gg V ,,,,,,,, ,,.,, f W VV? if A 'A i , A ggwii ,V I . 3 ... V V V , , I V ,V Y ,vzmaigfw ggi rj . I W. , L K 1 L , M' MM ' .-, , ,, A ' M ' ., ,f f W i H Q. ...N :M i i f' f- is A ff f S . w As f , . ' 1. ,. , F . , ' ' . +5 A 35 p . .sy - H - -VS' .. . L . . A . 1 , e . . A 'Q it .,c I 1 , as ,. .Q . Q is - 1 'L Y 'fa .. ' L i as 3 i . A 3 ,K ,, Those who attended individual speech contest this year are C. Bivens. R. Vickroy. K. Those who participated in sectionals are Crockett. P. Combs, M. Franks, S. Cathcart, J. VerBeke, and A. Boling. C. Bivens. M. Franks. and Cabsentj D. i i 4 M wtsqgp WL... A. Boling performed a duet with R. Vickroy. Bender. The Geneseo Invitational was attended by M. Franks, A. Somers, J. Verlleke. and K. Crockett. The Speech Team did an excellent job this year in the four contests they attended. At the invitational event in Geneseo the entire Speech team participated in bringing home several trophies. The team later attended district individual contest advancing three entries to sectionals. Melissa Franks had an excellent year, placing first in regionals and eighth in sectionals. This year Riverdale also attended District Group Contest, the team consisted of A. Delacluyse, A. Boling, P. Combs, C. Griffith, D. Bender, A. Stockwell, and M. Franks. According to Mrs. Riewerts, This has been the best year since I have been coaching speech teams. pine Ang 37 DINN Y AND THE WITCHES Arts This year s fall play was William Gibson s by Mrs. Sharon Riewerts who was assisted by Bruce Kenady The play is about Dinny Jones a young man who accidentally gains control of the world from three witches and how the witches try to regain the power The main characters were por- trayed by Arne Boling Dawn Bender Pen- nie Combs Roschelle Vickroy and Beth Foster. Dinny and the Witches. lt was directed Q-ww f - - Fine Arts 39 F l.L ONCERT5 Pewitt Conducts Jr. High chorus performed and was joined by the High School Chamber Choir for one song. Treble Choir performed: they did a traditional Christ- mas showing with Christmas Carols. They were joined by a trumpet and flute obbligate. Chamber Choir performed: they did a madrigal with a woodwind quintet. The Cham- ber Choir also did traditional Christmas music. 40 Fine Arts X , ,,, .X ?I P6 . IIII 1 ,,T 'W 4 SPRING C NCERT5 fl W, 5 , a in f .rrs p V ' . A M5 ' ,,Z,,V , ,A,, p i s ,,A. a A,,,,,, . ,AV. 2 i M fg, .25 , 5, -L QW 551, . K R . .. V, sw- -- '---'v fy -.h..w X f. Ts, i RQ as . -.. - f- f K 1 . --f 35. ,K . , A . 1 , 1 by af. X. .- ---- . . f L -55 ,1.W,:j..5-if in ,A A AE p K: ...i-V. .. .A 5. 1.-.. .rs li M. ,. iv i f . . C3 ,ix qi? ,Q r W X f.:w5,f?' ,. . as . j A if The choir and band performed a varied program, ranging from classical, gospel, jazz and rock songs. The program concluded with a GODSPELL medley, which featured Seniors. I wmawh sd, is am f 'W ,fp I -aw 'J f-16' livfymllvf ,Qc jg gy, AiV,,,.A I ,,,, , .. , V , fs- f 2 ' 1 ,' 4 1 M f JJ f . , Q 'rim gcifqll .2 M qfiklf 'iT.rl 9u 4ys?Y'2s, ,JO gy' 5, ,f Q 6 V , , ' , Hyip' ' , Kathi L V fr F W Q , 1 lrvv p 6 M I A Y? V .,,, ll Q If I Fine Arts 4l THE FIREMA N 'S FLA ME ? SEX , FQ 2 is SW E? X ,F Frrst Row A Lannmg B Foster E Hoff M Franks andA Rrley Second Row M Marshall D French C Hollowell H Kraft K Gresecke Thrrd Row M Ahlf A Delacluyse R Taylor and R Kessler Fourth Row The Sprung Musrcal The Frreman s Flame under the drrectron of Mrss Sheila Pewrtt and Mrs Trac: Dow Wyatt was a bug success' lt s wrrtten by John Van Antwerp and rt s about Harry Howard who loms the Blue Brrd Hose Boys and Daphne Vanderpool foster daughter of the Fox of Wall Street Harry and Daphne s relatlonshrp rs threat ened by Markham who IS determined to wln her hand In marrrage but Harry and Daphne overcome the struggles and In the end fund happrness R. Conant, Somers, J. Reynolds, B. Walte,,C. Siyertsen. P. Combs, K. Crockett,.and A. 'Boling. D 1 42 Fine Arts l l l l l 1 Say it W with GOOD JOB , , , W M W , If W W w w Uh ., Zi? L S QWff4,W ?? f??'?i W VYE'-Fifi' f- rum 4 C.:.'::: : 5221 225 X 5 we f 2' Q Z H 'f Q f 'ww ', wi 5 ki? A A Z .flizvgfii WE i WN ':5.' :iI:.-: ' 1 5? Hy , BEHI D THE SCENES ' ' W fix-wb 3 Q V .L ,fs , W 4 ' 4- if '10 imfwfawwkbafsigayf A93 1 W f f I Q M Q12 52 , 1 .i4,Qf1WrMW www? MM-J? ,mul ,' ,ffwk , 4? mgaWff, qggwyg gfm14,:f,:w ww h wzw u fff S M M 5 al g MU. 1 , pw ff QM ,,::- 4 i A , 'sa 3Ef?7'Rff:fx:f,g WE fy 5 Q xifgfffgli ag wg 52?-1 52 3 1335 fqaazaQgvgs3av,aA2zffff,117Vggixgefgi 4 5 5, 5 ,Aw 1,4 , ig Jw,-gi' gH1'1gr',LLv,2 1 wg,2,1 MZ 9' ' , V if z1if5Mgf11Q21f13Mgf,g YS Limit www qi, Skifjiviiig -WM 1 A wi-lx: Wf.m,g,:www my wi iw er mf wgfaff gsmwmw P. 2 ---' I 4 ,f M ww qv may J 1 W ykallgls fi 1153'2Qif gl' fif ?0523 LfL '5 Glyhgiiwizlvg .'j: V5 A . :f ..g:. fx im f Qlieimxifiziiaai ' A5 J Z - -f--' VW -'1z?'5. 5:55- . .M ::. wx' H in 1 1 wgiww N ::: '-: wg ?f'55. :'Ej. Qs ww 2 Q . 6 M - zawfiizsfff 44 Fine Arts . - 0 .. :1 -. Q . 1 :I ,. W -Q22 f.:r- gm .. Z1 -'2: 2: -iv 1 3 I swf 2: 2- gp.:-gg . .: .:..: g,E ,wg 3:5 325' 1 Q .... . .. . . 1-g -.-WM.:- z l gg fm .- .,:,-, .,.. 'K SPOR T5 J Q Q. 5 X.A: f .5 X-:i ala ..,, yyyss . -. Q .Ls ,- The varsity golf team this year won I l games, and lost 8 games. They were 3rd in the conference missing by one stroke. Chuck Fiser was 2nd in state, he was a Medalist in Macomb, Walnut, and Pearl City, Riverdale. Chuck also won the conference with the record-setting 69. John Groves placed 4th in conference. The M.V.P.: Chuck Fiser, CAP.: John Groves, M.l.: Chuck Fedderson. The averages for the ' were: Chuck Fiser 35.9 Qschool recordj, Tim Albrecht 40.7, John Groves 42.3, Randy Fincher 44.7, CI1 Fedderson 44.7, David James 46.5. 46 Golf GOLFER5 SWING INTO ACTIO Kneeling: P. Haskins, C. Sivertson. Standing: C. Griffith, B. Kettering, Coach Brinkmeier, B. Love, R. Marshall, D. Giesecke. T . 7f2f1,':tm: 'V' .' :ff 'V' w' Effifwzi nf Coach Brinkmeier says there were quite a few newcomers to season. This year the J.V. team won -8 and lost -7. They finished 3rd in the conference. The four people with the best averages were as follows, P. Haskins- 52.0, B. Kettering-52.2. D. Gie- secke-53, and C. Sivertson- 53.8. Nw 1 Wi' m.jw,wJi, 'ff' ' 2 ago, Lu . -,ff ,llyfqff the J.V. golf team this year. Next year he expects a better Golf 47 LAM 'I R MS li SOPHOMORE R. I- L. DeWilfond, A. Angaran. J. Kincade. R. 2-L. Cronin. Coach Oltman. M. Boardman. B. Ferretti. J. DeWitte, T. Danielson. D. Polfliet. R. 3- S. Wancket, T. Johannsen. R.4- D. Floyd. G. Angaran. M. Egan FRESHMEN R. I-L. Mumma, C. O'Hara. S. Bogguess. M. Boardman. L. Loy. M.. Allison. R. 2-J. Kinkade. S. Nelson. L. Jurvitz. C. Larson. J. DeWitte. K. Mueller. D. Coopman R. 3-J. DeTombe, M. Woodburn. J. Kipp. A. Covemaker. K. Wriedt. S Nyboer, Coach Oltman C 5 48 Volleyball 9 1, , W J 'X E E: ... . . f . . . zgl , ,A V The fresh-soph volleyball team had a winning seaso this year. Ending the Conference season with a 9- record and a I2-7 record overall. The girls worke very hard this year and their hard work paid off. l The freshmen had their own team this year, playir I6 games. The freshmen usually play 2 games, 3 there is time. This allows the new girls to gain expq ience on the court. l Q a J a I n A I 1 l Jas wil' f' f' 5ff'?! ,f fe, ,af y '7 W .5 i fm fw A' 5 'pg 4 ,.f, gm' ,f H K 4-fir f 53 1 1 35 if 'Q R M ARE RUNNING PROUD l ,, ,,,, ' , Vyyyyy M ,ff!, , wr M , ,,,J,: N l RlR is ' ,.,AA ww tw .- 4 mah 9 . ' ' 4 'dv' e a 2 'W ...,. ' ' V Z. 'Z 61 V Z Row if J. Reynolds. R. Stuhr, C. Mooney, S. Wildermuth, C. Baldwin Row 2: S. Borschel. D. DeWitt, T. Day, R. Sanchez. R. Morse. D. Baltzell Row 3: M. O'Brien, A. Lanning, S. McCormick, G. Mistak, C. Casillas Row 4: D. Sorensen. A. Fish, N. Wriedt, D. Weatherington, C. Slaughter Shane McCormick. Steve Borschel, and Barry Plumb Rams Opp. 22 0 .....,.. Rockridge 22 ..,..... Sherrard 42 ....,... P-town 0 ........ Morrison 28 . . ..., Savanna 30 ..,...., Fulton 66 ......., Erie 43 . .,..... Newman I4 ..,...., Amboy 50 Football 98V Rich Sanchez Riverdale's football team got off to a super start, winning th first three games. The offense and defense were equally toug The fans who attended the games weren't disappointed. Exe ing was the word. The team made good plays and were rewa ed with the crowd jumping to their feet, yelling and screamil A high point of the season was Homecoming. The Mighty Ra took on the Fulton Steamers and won. The victorious seas was a welcome change. HOLD TH Tl.I E Row I . M. Wigant, R. Reiling. V. Schmidt, R. Sharp. C. Ditto. S. Riney, Row 2: T. McChurch. S. Schott. C. Denny. T. Stinson. C. Schutts. B. Johnson. Row 3: Mr. Bell. M. Smith, T. Smith, T. Danielson. M. Milam. W. Heinson. T. Taulbze. B. Hanna. D. Klavon, J. Graham. B. DeWitt, T. Biehler. T. Beeth. S. Graham. Mr. Dirk: .-.K -' 4 ,. . Riverdale Fresh-50911. H yy yy I getnoff to a S . ' i yi managed to pUlISSin?S3giEP5n ' ' .mime of hV'1hV' T . I ' W5 iabfiniiwdifii I Gghrhard. but I iiiineents fought harder. Wi 'SS'i I the Fulton Steamers at :Iii honiicf- Q QQPIQIQS same.. . . S S I S S VV f, ff lr lv I V X W . S D I3 A l.lf?W7'l - f:Qif , T 455 : fly. A. V. .wal S HV , ,IM The coaches. J. Varsity. D. Dirks. Varsity: P. Parker. J. Varsity: J. Varsity: J. Bell. Varsity: yuan 'qu-fz'f.w Q' . ' P. Foster . I .V Q, w.f LI- J ,f 'J ' 'L MQW, S 1 'V ' fl! I N ' if I Il i! l RAMS OPP. 4' , 0 i 46 V Sherrard 0 . 20 ' Prophetstown I4 2 I Morrison 6 I 4 Savanna 8 I 4 Fulton 22 8 Erie 26 3 2 Newman 20 44 Amboy 6 f 2 7 Football 5 I Rockridge S Q . 'fi' Ram Fans Beth Foster 65 Dan Sorenson, 62 Richard Sanchez. 75 Darren Baltzell. 63 Tom Day Riverdale vs. Savanna .ffmsiiii , . ' f Fl? r ,, Vw hh. ww :MNA 4 b 2 . : X AWESOME AGGRESSOR as f fe y ywrykx Fl i' JW 311- A ,L I S W X aete 2 fs . as .s, .,,, E . K W.. . . XXX!! X ,g FQ, fl Fresh-soph Bottom row from left: Angie Angaran, Dawn Baltzell. Shelly Wainwright, Leslie Cronin, Sabra Nyboer: Top row from left: Coach Kopriva, Cathy Leighty, Mary Woodburn. Jennifer Detombe. Wendy Miller. Karen Larson 5 -f Quay , The Varsity Front row from left: Denise Lewis. Sherri Bowles. Amy Riley: Top row from left: Ingrid Love, Lynn Turkal. Polly Haskins, Monica Fornero. Karen Remour Parent's Night From left: Sherri Bowles. Amy Riley. Monica Fornero. Karen Remour, Denise Lewis, Polly Haskins, with their respective parents. Girls Basketball 53 l l llll 'l l llllll FOR Pdlv A425,fMpste2Valuable P6lHWFlasking l b T Defensive Fomeff' l l , offensive vhvef- ' Most Valiiable Soph. Most lggp1foved Player al' ,, J N nn. ,Aw hw A f f.., ,U-Dfw-nu 54 Girls Basketball lU5TI.E . . . THE AME OF THE GAME nw I: Shawn Wildermuth, John Griffith. Mark Schall, Blake Russell. Todd DeClerq, Jeff Verbeke. Row 2: Rod orse, Doug Smith. Chuck Fiser, Mike Wiklund, Derrick Fish. Craig Baldwin. Row 3: David Woodburn, John 'oves, Andy Fish. Barry Plumb, Alan Falk, Scot! Brooks, Nick Wriedt. H Q . E X X X 5 l 3 R N fsiggf 1 lg Q 5 S , R A r A 42 -a 2' 5 :Leg Q53 -ffl. Row I, Ron Reiling, Troy Stinson. Mark Marske, David Den- eve. Ryan Marshall. Row 3: Bill Love, Kurt Nitz, Kevin Nitz, Craig Kuehl. Chad Griffith. ifl. Row I, David James, Tim Smith, Brian Hanna, Scott Graham, Row 2: Tim Albrecht, Greg Eidson, Mike Milam, Dan Wassell, Rod Stiner. Baskelball 55 This yea:-fs boys basf akewail If teams gayq iheif opposition the 'Mighty Rams show-a manship. a in winning fthe mai-ayity lof their games. it wasaa season that gave the fans, a lthriil. but dealt' the coaches a chill, as many games came down to the finai sec' funds. Yes, they did in- adeed hretaia the Riverf ,dale pride. a SE ' 3 ' ' 3 2 gg N155 Fiif Ji: M 2 ' . gww xawg ' . 157. X 3 a Q ' , .i:'S, AS.. . ily F , v a . -. - x,.. . s 3 Q .FW X' Xe: A - k K K K ' r sax K s .... K 1 ii .L A A aaaxdwimf aa N a c. Baldwin, A. a 'S U ' rwmmv if CZ: f Q' 'L KX M K. Nitz Q .... i .X . . . V . R . ', R 5' 1 k'.. 2 GY ' 1 a a 111 X m 1? 1 'R sa PQ ,F M W is A a f f' k T3' a E Na C- Bf Wi ' Chuck HW' ' 4' as A , ,... a X aaa 3 aa a -X a a - 1 -... Q gs- L' A - - ., Nfl k4,' i X a...x , WX - 1 - N X 4 QQ N h. in M .X ,.a.,.N,..-, f ,J , -jf, , A . ' - Q sax A K K 5 K ' -a , f faa- ' , -- W . - . N . k 1: x A A . S? ,M aaa a G. Eldson : Mk , Q V: 55 Basketball ' Rock Falls Fulton Rockridge Savanna Genesee 49 57 Alleman N. Scott 55 52 Morrison Mornson Amboy Newman Newman P Town P Town Cambndge Amboy Orson ne Knoxvllle Fulton Onon Savanna wus I THEM? .... -,,A 59 57 54 Sl , vi scones: Q f' 'aa it ' us THEM It 52 4: 56 lx 63 55 Rockndge Annawan ne ,ff if Www Wiklund. D. Fishy T. DeClerq, J. VerBeke .ki-K: . D. .laines Basketball 57 THE WRESTLING RAM5 Y, , it Q '1' E G ., at A xii' . as 1 5 ' r -, - Q is --.J Varsity Season Record 5-I I-3 Prophetstown Newman Aledo Hononegan Freeport Dakota Assumption Fulton Rockridge Alleman Orion Plesasant Valley Morrison Erie Amboy Rock Island Moline East Moline Savanna 58 Wrestling RHS OPP. 26 33 30 30 29 29 25 42 30 33 46 I 8 7 45 4I l7 69 0 27 28 43 I7 I3 43 28 33 22 32 30 23 24 33 25 25 23 26 9 42 Fr. Soph. Coach M. Michel. Varsity Coach J. Lancaster. This season was filled with many different challenges. Greeting squad of 34 19th-I2thQ in November, I was aware of the tremendous u range of physical strength. experience and youth represented on this squ Some boys had improved their strength. others had only hoped that nal would do it for them. Not being able to change the physical developm quick enough, practices were from 3:00'6:00 during November stress techniques and conditioning. Our first meet was a disaster at Prophetstown, forfeiting two weights a three boys not making weight on their scale. This was a very early meet for and the squad looked bad. During December the squad wrestled mi better but still lost matches due to forfeiting I32 and l38 weight divisic The squad placed 2nd out of a field of I2 at Erie and 3rd at Stillman Val out of I6 teams. The boys had gained confidence to place that high 2 added to their belief that we were becoming a competitive squad. During January the squad wrestled very well in dual meets and plan third in the tough Genseo Invitational Tournament. There were several gc matches including wins over Amboy 30'23, Moline 25-25, close losses Rock Island and l.l.T.H.S. 26-26-Coschampions of the Western Big 6 Com ence. Riverdale placed fourth in the conference and set a school record defeating Rockridge 69-0 for most points scored in a dual meet. With only four seniors from the starting squad, the outlook for n season should be very good. Remember the lack of power really hurt against several opponents, so it is an absolute must that the young rr returning are determined to work hard in weight training, not depending only nature to bring about improvement. I wish to thank Coach Michel for another strong coaching year in wh he was willing to give of himself and time above what assistant Coacl throughout the state are willing to do. lt may be impossible to find somec equal in knowledge and devotion to the boys and the sport. l would like to thank the Riverdale Board of Education, Administrati and staff for their support to this past season. A special thank you extended to Dorothy Palmer and Zo Clendenin for their loyal support a help in preparing papers and programs for the squad. Varsity Coach, J. Lancaster. 244 2978 lc' S 5:9 Above Curt Mooney. Chad Hurry, Greg Mistak. Shane Below Eddie Hoff, Vince Schmidt. Chad Hurry, Shane Wildermuth, Dale Shrum, Wildermuth. Darren Baltzell, Steve Borschel, Allan Lan- Greg Mistak, Darren Baltzell, Steve Borschel, Doug Hessell, Allan Lanning, Todd ning. John Lanning. Randy Fincher. Wall Farwell, Doug Taulbee, Joni Paaske, Mike Wigant, Craig Casillas, Mark McCooley, John Lan- Anderson. John McCooley, Dave Weatherington. Neal ning, Scott Schott, Dave Weatherington, Neal Mumma. Rod Sharp, Sam Moyer. Mumma, Scott Schott ' Randy Fincher. John McCooley, Andy Stockwell. Curt Mooney, Doug Anderson, Congratulations Steve for going to State. Walt Farwell, Jodi Wright, Sherry Ringberg Wrestling 59 an '- mu Coach Lancaster always says, Practice does make perfect! I think I can, l think I can! Slap the mat, please! Randy. Greg, Mark, Steve. Allan, Neal and David all believe in togetherness. uf Do all State Qualifiers practice this way, or is this Steve's own method? Steve Borschel has his prom date- how about you? 60 Wrestling FAS T FEMALE FEET 7-.- A, . . .. , Q W- A----- 37 - 'LW with iw T Y' . sg -f ww-ssiwf ' .7-s t Kkrk f . r wu s Ji l : fa f Ii: ' : :. : 1551.f5 R: .E ',: :.',,:f:f,'9i:? 5 ' jfiiixiis K ... 3 ' T F'.FF T or A A f H .,,. . . EEF,- P ' if EFFF 7.1 N, 4, A I K , T M .T .EE,X, T EEEEF ,T , if 2, -...- gl EEEFFEFF ,-E991 Feel! 11 T F -1 'A L ff S -1 M'- e V,,- .V ,. - :- V' I ,Q VV,kkV W EAL A ,. , , ,i, is .w ifi use 5 A is I 3?i - M jr , V. 'L'.- ,. Q gas ' , 4 ,Q i . f f V4 I ,.., 3 4 6. I V 'J F -,', r' r l f ifgifiigm 1 + v .,'.,' A wrnuw ' s J , , 1 M mV 2 ,'-' J i , ,.,' V, , f M 55 F W E '-', ' , 1 T ' ' ,. T W f f - 2 for , A ' V1 53- 5 , 'r ,,' i T T F FF EE,5F,FE ,T T if . .. .,. FFEF FEE ,FE,F f if is rf 1 , 4 -V.gV all 1 VW,- , 'Y ,Q '- El, ' ' - 4 ,fff,,M,, if r, T 1 2.Z QU, V2 r ltlawJ Marshall. f , . A urter. it V XY-H' 1 'F .,Msws,.T,M,g,s R ' . fi? V T Q . K W as , H 5ss,,,.,,T . W , M , ' ' ' ' , 'I 'S 453',ss?i1231'?E', ,VHZQ U ' Qs,s,,,,,,,,,ifgLzw .ag r 5 X K ' i ' 'Cr f 'yFX l'1S ,T Marina,-hands off to Mary. This year's track team seemed to come to life. After having quite a few years where we wondered if we would have a team, this year's is larger than others in the past. There were quite a few freshmen and soph- omores, with some returning juniors and seniors. There was a total of twenty-four girls. Track GI THE RU The l983 boys track team seems to be doing fine this year. Shawn Wil- dermuth has already set a new school record in the discus throw, at l40 ft. and lf! inch. At shot put there are Danny Sor- enson and Barry Plumb who are progressing rap- idly. Scott Haynes is do- ing quite well in the l00 and 200, he also anchors the 400 and 800. Coach Kopriva said that there are many new members to the track squad this year, There are also many promising freshmen this year. We hope to see them out for track again in their next three years. Front row: D. Deneve. M. Claus, S. Claus, S. Mo Haynes, B. Waite, Coach Kopriva. yer, R. Marshall. Back row: M, Marske. J. Griffith, S. 'fx ' ' I Wiki 4 ' H , , . . , , I . ,, ,iff A f ' ,, f ff i 1 f 'za XJ M ef. 4 1 'm s ' r we. I ll -.55 f A Q I fi'f?1 'H ff-- , ..,,. Wmfiqbi waz: , . 1 ,,,,. , ,. H MZ ' A , 'H '5.::'1: u.. W fmwf' . ,W , ','QQsz 5g5gs4rywxv1i,g?g,,,,, ' 'f f , , Q: 'f'iisi72s2'sftQfg 'fMfti7 WTZW, 'W W, W 62 Boys Track W X V' ,WWW . I WFVE GOT SPIRIT vmzsurv my I H left to right: L. Plumb. D. Floyd. G. Angaran, T. Johannsen. S. Hugart. M. Egan, T, DeCap. S. Wanckett 5-.. Q Q...- V hs! H PRIDE LEA DER5 The football cheerleaders led the Rams to a victorious season this year. They helped bring back much needed school spirit during pep as- semblies and games. A . 1 . S- -. - - X. -, ,. if X. , 3 s F15 , s f - . R . -X 55 Football Cheerleaders 63 FEEL LIKE CHEERING Emig- Basketball Cheerleaders The Rams Basketball Cheerleaders worked hard year to carry on the spirit that was aroused ourn , football. The girls did a good job through wins BI I losses. V RAZZLE DAZZLE +1-sd Rdw 1, s. vanven. iv. wanm. new 22 L. Green, B. mm, M, Logsdan, 5. Holien- hack. V A fx ,mr X ' , , L6 f W fu 3 I if ,Zig I A 4 gui ig:-29 7. X 3? ,., . A 1 E ,Xt S Q I H K , ve' fv, V, -J 7 - ,Q ,A , ff RowIfS. Neison, s.wmke1, G. Angmn. Rmvgafsauravzug K.5Wuwaernca,1.4 ,K 'E W Clubs And Activities 65 f L S I. 1 5 7 1 ,. 5 kd 66 Malmaids A. Butterfield, M. Goodwin. M, Ahlf, R. Miller. L. Loy. D. Ferretli, B. Ferretti. S. Kincaid. D. Vroman, J. Lohman. J. Pettit. D. Overcash, A. Sharp V13 ' A 5 Q- ANCE THE NIGHT AWAY Sitting: M. Marshall. C. Parvin. D. Beale, R. D. French, M. Franks. Absent was Cindy Taylor. R. Dufur. K. Hollister, K. Crockett. H. Kraft. L. Bennett. Standing: S. Converse, S. Burr. DeShane. -.f M uri QAM .2 a U u- ff K , , ll 'Wil if si, , Kawai H IJ. 3, -5 4' g . S W' it ' y y y xg 4.-' .v ...EL ,,.4 .45 4 4 The l982-83 Pom-Pon squad would like to thank this years Rambler staff for giving them a full page. Robin Dufur. Secretary. Pom-Pons 67 PLAY BALL For many years now, Riverdale High School has been the chief supplier of talent for the summer American Legion baseball team sponsored by all three American Legion Posts of Upper Rock Island County. This is the reason the Legion team adopted the Riverdale Ram Mascot as its own, along with serving as the school's main representative to the newly-formed 3-Rivers Sum- mer Baseball League, sponsored by the Legions and towns who have high school teams in the actual 3-Rivers athletic confer- ence. This past season the Rams played a very tough Quad Cities and Legion schedule in addition to the 3-Rivers schedule and finished with a respectable I7 win and 23 defeat overall record. But the highlight of the season came when the Rams defeated arch rival Erie by the score of 6 to 4 in the 3-Rivers league season finale to cinch the league's first baseball championship. The Rams in taking the top spot posted an impressive I2 win and 5 defeat league record. When Riverdale High School teacher Ted Murphy joined the Legion Rams coaching staff, talks were vigor- ously renewed about the possibility of forming an interscholastic Spring Baseball Team that would represent Riverdale in high school competition around the area. The team would play as an independent and compete against schools both from Iowa and Illinois who have baseball as part of their total athletic program. 68 Baseball I. left to right: Coach Murphy, Todd Thornbloom, Shawn Wildermuth, Craig Casillas. Doug Smith, Curt Mooney. Scott Griffith, Perry Barr, Mr. Thornbloom 2. left to right: Brian Hanna. Mr. Brink- meier, Andy Fish. and Derrick Fish R I I D N E A CTI VI TIES Self discipline Corporal punishment Home away from home Obstacle in life Obedience Learning Living Institution Friends Environment FE iff ' 'Pri O R M5 GO BERSERK Homecoming this year was very successful The homecoming festivities began with the coronatlon of the King and Queen Shane McCormick and Sherri Converse were crowned the I982 homecoming Royalty The other Senior atten dants were Neal Mumma Denise Lewis Rod Morse and Lisa Bull The Junior attendants were Tom Day and Michelle Gentry Mike Milam and Shelley Wainwright were the Sophomore attendants and the Freshmen attendants were Mlke Wlgant and Melissa Allison The theme this year was video games There was a lot of competl tlon between the class floats. First place was a tle between the Seniors and Sophomores The Juniors got second place and the Freshmen came in third. The homecoming game was a real victory as the Rams defeated the Fulton Steamers for the first time in several years. Lots of support and school spirit were two major factors that helped make our team victorious. To end the homecoming festivities the annual dance was held in the gym The band Frequency supplied the music and an enjoy- able time was had by all. MNT' MFE' fs ' H sf , in I ' 4.,. ,Z-in 1 if S 72 Homecoming 'Y K tm .M Homecoming 73 it 'H' . Gi M? 2 K if ,-,.A -,J :fc 74 Homecoming ,-, m NQQY: Nh ' 2 ' ' . . s .1 f ' Ka J ,. y -N-',-. .1 LJMX UH 1--M f- xx cr 1- fs. -nw-ww x-,. K . , P .A+ in-J l Aft .g 1-Q, B i f -+4 1 wa.-umm ,N X Fw? ' ,uh .,,,,.,.m Q 3 ho 'Mr vi A , ,-,sun-Q 3 V4. I f M 1 x V ,v , w wa . W M, Q g, L new - ' ash N,--. V, ., v- Y Q EV ? M -f 3 e Q ' NYE?-.X ,QfD'.'T,.' ,J wi. k- 1 33 , V wfi,+gvi..A .Tx 3 4' 1, A, L' N - ' 1 . 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Take a look back into the past and see: The Navy, Army. and Freedom Jam Bands, The Theatrical and Choral Groups, The seventy-seven year old basketball trick shot artist, Junior Achievement, etc.: could these be gone forever? Who is in charge of getting these back? Assemblies are supposed to get students away from the everyday, 5 day a week, hum-drum of books. But, there has been little done in this area. We hope that this page will instill some thought for the future assemblies at Riverdale. 76 Activities TALE T SHOW - I98 . t !m,wW ki Z , , 11 First place in the Christmas talent show was award- ed to Beth Foster and Sue Griffin. They sang and danced to No More Tears . Second place was a three-way tie between Pam Wallace and Mike Wik- lund who sang You're the Reason God Made Oklahoma , John Reynolds who sang Heart of Gold and All that Matters , and Amy Riley and Randy Vance who sang Lost Love . Cindy De- Shane took third place with The Way We Were . Karla Crockett and Jana DeWitte sang back-up vocals for her. Activities 77 -ew M Q' e , . Vx in .-- ' f f T' f .. .......,. if Q- wa, S . aa A- W ..w' Www Uv , ,,,A A , .Y - www Hg it i 652+ , . if' .1 ,, ,. .4 'E W 1 Wy ,1, Vi, XL,L , ' ii' E xi W4 78 Activities x 3 X 3 x ,I , QW ' gf W A , 5M:,LmmggvL14 'ilkiwl iifiim g jg, A. 6 4 4, fi qs , , , ids fx - ' 1 AQUQJV! A L, ' 355 : Q '- , 5. 2! 5 ' ,nf : ,, ,, ' , ' , -IIA - i W Q +- ,ff I L K I i '-:L J-ei' I ul f 3 J .m. TUDE T5 I VOLVED- FALL DRESS UP 1 f .,.,....,....,.,......,... - 3 u 93? 1 Q if an f s 1 'iw 1' Activities 79 HI-TECH HITS RIVERD LE This year the Riverdale School District added a new teaching di- mension to the learning process. Several Apple ll computers were acquired for use by students and the faculty. The computers were of great value to all who worked Sw with them. ss ,, g e It 5 3 E Right: Lori Reiling uses the computer at , 5- gg the Elementary. Bottom left and right: Shawn Wildermuth and Mark Searl use the 5 E i Apple ll in the writing of a report. as ik? 'isrl W A .. 19, f a ava X is N-J , .... A apple C9 N sr'. ,sf 1 W I l l l I 1 ' ' Q9 NN 'li 047 f Q' - Q9 'fs 'E , . -5 Ncfg v I 5 s- ff' ' A ' ,-,.' J -- -I' 'fig 'w' y ffl ll Wlllliv-'lll ' flmN9Qu.' l I : T ff ' Q92 All ai , I ' , . V. E 'Q - E l All 'fig-,gf 'Z ' . Q ia 'l ' ' : X, 1' .'. K Q.--'f 1 -L .,, 5 v l X W. A Sai L 'I-l' 0' ' R 'fi-439' ' ' P .K-lf? v Q -.bg l ,IVE I 'U 4 G -0' ey M,eM 1- , V - - ' 4 ' ' HY Above: Computer program developed by Riverdale Facult to hel in the care of Y P certain students. l l A .... l 5- '--' . it 'r r j ' l r atra r . e,.1 ee ' . ' A - - ' , , I '- f , l,', ra. , V iky . , . . . is R . W L -1 Lfs Ms W- X Q , ,, ,l gk 1 , .,.., r s'-t- --a'- W has WW as ppa .. Y' H W ,1.,, r 80 Activities HIGH SCHOOL BOWL IGN ORA N CE NEVER SETTLES .Ill Q A QUESTION ,ia 5 E Q -DISRAELI This year's High School Bowl team was again in the heat of many battles. The team participat- ed in bowls sponsored by local colleges, and they faired quite well. The dedication the team members had was the driving force behind their success. High School Bowl members ponder such questions as the origin of the universe and how to steal Miss Thomas' smurfs. fb S .L.,- Activities S I HELPING CHARLIE ORPU CLE This year, the Student Council again sponsored a Blood Drive. All teachers, and any students over I7 were allowed to give blood. The Student Council re- cruited heavilya they were only able to meet 7511 of their goal. .Lf , , V , 'iw W V ,W A L ayyrs 1 l , , 'Aff f as if nk xs- ,ai if 2 E I J Y as s si., If 8, , , 4 wit' My Q Q16 gm mi'-1 E , W K I . ,-.f .V ,. . 2 gferg iw., 82 Activities s ,f .,... ., fi , M Mrs. Kertz, and after giving blood. A at -I QQ, .,......-mu YOU'VE GOTA FRIE D L?5n,,, . fi ! 'Q 4' e 4 ,. .J , ,, fl fat, ff. G 2, ,. f 4 xr ' V f ly 355 ' ' , , fe, This year, the entire Riverdale com- munity banded together to help one of it's own, Dan Dirks. Mr. Dirks was taken ill this year and his medical bill ran into quite a high figure. To combat these high bills the district sponsored many fund raising events. Among these were a dance and a jog-a-thon, which together netted 53350. All who participated enjoyed themselves. and enjoyed giving sup- port and help to Mr. Dirks. All this help was to no avail, however, for Mr. Dirks later passed away. i Enix - Acliviii es 83 SPRING FEVER WEEK l f ,. 1 Q vii. an if.: f I wonder which team won? K I, L ti, t . N X - Q foes N, H LVAL 73 I T, , MMM' M E T 5 af Auction ' f . ' i 1, F A , i X . Q if Spring Fever week was not quite what it has been in the past years. Not as many students participated in the activities. The week consisted of sports day, crazy and punk-out day, role reversal day, and 50s-60s day. They added a 50's-60's dance this year. The crowd was small, but everyone seemed to have a good time. The auction consisted of selling slaves, food, jew- elry, and gift certificates. During the auction they played tug- of-war. j u was Q9 23061 G63 5 5 on Z? vagina A NIGHT TO REMEMB Date-May 7th, I983. m Time-ZOO-lI:00. Place-.lumers Castle Lodge. m Theme-A Night to t Remember. Colors-Dusty Rose, Burgundy t Band- Tempest. ,, X1 ,M ,Vt.,, W ,,,,, . Z? ,. f ,. if- '17 , 'V f tw V 'Siva' ER Here Gentr -X ,L V15 X v f E 86 Activities f,2i.T'x ,,,...ium-' S .ww A date Chris Wriedt talking at Prom with .ffhlw Q A, V t X Polly ta- 0 Prom een: Tra Garrett Prom ng: e John Groves Attendants: Chris Defllercq Rod Beth ,Q af 4 Activities 8 A ,A,A,:,, M-W--M, ww ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS f , , Z .5 55 is E2 fx 1 . 3? ,. if . J F X vs . 'T' 1 CIIVIIICS fs.. Ten Fdjgshmen ll DN CLASSES Mark Allison Melissa Allison Jennifer Alonzo Doug Anderson Angi Angaran Juanita Ballard Tony Beeth Jeremy Benson Tom Biehler Missy Boardman Susan Bogguess Shelley Brandt John Bruner Tamra Bull Kelly Bundy Steve Churchill Penny Clark Mike Clause Deb Coopman Amy Covemaker Tammy Daugherty Tammy DeCap David DeNeve Chad Denny Above: Conspiring in the 90 Classes WE H D LOTS OF KICKS FROM THE CLASS OF 85 si E fx 'ii NN an ' 'ra wif, , NWQ7, ins cafeteria. Right: A f zzzsigicfs ,Za v, ' V' i?l7WMf x A, E XXSMY .wks -on ,W-Q we-' 1 ws .f - K X ..s. Y we , wh, MQ W 'W ygrww, ii, M, M f if 'X fi X Party Time! AM ,J e YT: fi' i my Lf- , -ze. 'L 512522 wh fl.Zg5 Age: .. S i za N QNX' Renee Jordan Leanne Jurevitz Kristin Kellums Nick Kerner Randy Nessler Jill Kinkade Julie Kipp Joan Knudsen Craig Kuehl Sue Landgren Brenda Langy Cynthia Larson Tobi Leighiy Karla Leydens Bill Love Cari Lovern Lesley Loy Judy Lutz Julie Lutz Ryan Marshall Mark Marske Brent Mayhew Tammy McCannon Aimee McChurch Eva McClure ,mnummn ,.f1'2?3Pt. A P Q K J 1 g 49 92 Classes .NUM N W ,Q df W , L x ,, .W , Q, ,Ae A IFIIQIESIHM I N Goof off time L Look Mom! l made it to high school. Mary McCorkIe Ann Mikles Eric Miller Michelle Morris Troy Muckelston Kelly Mueller Lisa Mullery Laura Mumma Melissa Murphy Susie Nelson Anthony Nicholson Kevin Nitz Kurt Nilz Sabra Nyboer Colleen O'Hara Tammy O'Neal Jim Parr Donna Parrish Doug Pilon Tina Pruett Julie Reed Ron Reiling Gary Riley Sean Riney r-D 0 4 0 Classes 93 Angie Rogers Mary Sanders Andy Sanquist Cina Schall Vince Schmidt Chad Schutts Mary Schaffer Rod Sharp Craig Slaughter Kim Smith Holly Stanton Troy Stinson Andy Stockwell Glynis Strandgard Sheila Strassman Melissa Sweetman Rochelle Taylor Lanza Teague Perry Vaughn Jay Verbeke Dave Wildermuth Mary Woodburn Chris Wriedt Adele Wright Julie Wright Jim Graham Jim Hilton Tom Sims Vince Spencer Mike Wigan! 94 Classes Y 2 5 ,L ,Q l I I we I K 5- ,I .Ns 3 f ' 4' ' gi? KL L F Z gf? XJ ' fl E 5-'f1l13'Sy is X 1x wg ...- Dfw 7, their' i 1 'TWT-i. gV.-if e 4411! sl vi Q X '--1---......,,...,,,,,,,m Left: Ryan Marshall Middle: Missy Fish Right: Mike Wigant The class of '86 got a lot of kicks in their first year of high school. They quickly became involved in the swing of things and assured Riverdale that the pride will be upheld for four more years as they won many spirit contests. Classes 95 96 Classes .ll VE WITH THE CLASS OF 85 Tina Downs Colette Adlfinger Mary Ahlf 'lim Albrecht Amy Anderson Gina Angaran Linda Angel Dawn Baltzell Perry Barber Michael Bass Gregory Bender Diane Black Donald Cabor Jacquelyn Canady Steven Clause Karen Colegrove Danielle Courier Troy Cox Karla Crockett Leslie Cronin Thomas Danielson Tina Danielson Julie DeBlaey Amy Delacluyse Lavonne Dewilfond Mechele Egan Classes 97 I I 73 Gregory Eidson Charles Fedderson Vera Ferrell Becki Ferrelti Dana Floyd Roxianne Foster Todd Franklin Tina Franks Brian Gadient Kelly Garcia Katy Giesecke Juli Gillespie .leff Goderis Melissa Goodwin Scott Graham Brian Hanna Tamara Healy Wade Heinsen Richard Hofmann Charla Hollowell Lora Holt Jennifer Huber Chad Hurry David lnskeep Teresa Jacks Classes Cheryl Parvm 2 Tv V1-ws, 1 . wk F' N, fggxygfg ,1-.,' A , ,J , K vm ' 'w'3 :T .. Nj, 5: I, wmwsx Samuel Moyer Jennifer Muckelston Tim Murphy Cynthia Olson Denise Overcash Cheryl Parvin Todd Pearsall Jill Pettit Suzie Pettit Lisa Plumb Trina Plunkett Denise Polfliet Denise Pontzius Pam Priebe Debra Randall Scott Riney Pamela Ringberg David Roberson Darlene Russell Krista Saathoff Raquel Sanchez Scott Schott Barbara Shaffer Lisa Shipman Tina Shipman l00 Classes Qu: ez-N T .- T-L 'Wren k N J ,- .Q M Q was - . ,V ,L N. l r X K 1 A I ' i im 9' 5 fi f','fF-W if .4 1 . ' wa f ,. Mfaffmfg if Jw 'C ifgii fy 4 7' up ,Y 7 Jfjmi, ,WU Vw, 'ffdzf T , , M, ,WSL . ,, ,,,f Q 'S S' ' H4 NOT PICTURED Danielle Courter Paula Gadlent Aaron Rohs Darren Yusko 4 12:1 Michael Smith Tim Smith Jonna Spurgeon Valerie Stahl Mike Staken Rod Stiner 'Darrin Sutton Chad Tanner Emily Tate Troy Taulbee Teresa Thompson Robert Toppert Robert Turkal Melissa Vandervort Thomas Waggoner Shelly Wainwright Christy Waite Jennifer Wake Suzie Wancket Dan Wassell Sally White Richard Wirt Todd Woods Diana Wright Kara Wunderlick Brian Yusko lOl The Sophomore Class took Ram Pride to new heights this year They immediately showed what they were capable of by taking a first place in the Homecoming Float Competition. Their Pride carried over to pep assemblies, where their high decibel perfor- mances won many times. Classes T TOP LEFT Llsa Shipman TOP Chris Mose MIDDLE Pam Prlebe Doug Hessel BOTTOM LEFT: Gina Angaran, Suzie Wancket BOTTOM: Dave James. Diane Black , , Classes Ross Allison Darla Ballard Darrin Baltzell Missy Been Linda Bennett Steve Bergland Susan Bernstrom Teresa Black Sherri Bowles James Breeden Scott Brooks Sean Brooks James Brown Lisa Burn Sherry Burr Amy Butterfield Danelle Calvert Craig Casillas Sean Cathcart Sherry Cathcart Paige Chaney Christopher Clau Angela Courter Kathy .lo Cronin Tom Day Classes as s sea wp - t,f'1ff,-1 ff'- gsaf fii-as Ns- fs- --5 'X x w' E353 E gills 5 is Q Diane De Blieck Todd DeCIerq Angie Denny Joann Depoorter Anne DeWiIfond Jana DeWitte Dale Dillin Karlene Doty Robin Defur JoAnne Dwinnells Alan Falk Kevin Farraher Chuck Fiser Derrick Fish Monica Fornero Beth Foster Melissa Franks Dee French Michelle Gentry Sue Griffin A IQ on John Griffith We 00,19 Sheryl Griffith 0 9 Q X , M Jeff Hall 'uf Classes 2 Q E N A If 3 7 ' I ' u W we Q . 1 Q f, 54 , ililluulllllwl f Niki Mink Curt Mooney Pat Moss Matt O'Brien Marcia Oney s Joni Paaske Pam Phillips Lisa Plavak Barry Plumb Peter Reimers Amy Riley Sherry Ringberg Tony Rohs Mark Schall Karen Schneider Mark Searl Kathy Segura . .. xx . W Amy Sharp - - - - x - ' Dale Shrum . K Q Us--11 - Curt Sivertsen X . Chris Slaughter - Christine Smith I . , S I Joe Student C is YS ,gh Classes I07 Shane Smith Dan Sorensen Rusty Stuhr Mary Talbot Rae Taylor Bruce Thomas Lynn Turkal Jeff Verbeke Deena Vermeulen Jana Vincent Danette Vroman Kevin Vroman Tim Waldbusser Pam Wallace Mike Wiklund Shane Wildermuth Shawn Wildermuth Shalaina Williams Greg Winters Chris Wriedt Nick Wriedt Kurt Young l 'Z'T '1 I08 Classes SX' R ,N them? PMI' UNB y 2 ,, , WMJK-,. WW . , W ffl, if This year's class of l984, commonly referred to as Juniors , finally were able to enjoy the thrill and luxury of being the almighty up- perclassmen , as they anxiously await their glorious Senior year. , , if 'r ,g f V 'T5lTT5E5T5'115'i2, . X . -. X. 4 ei . age K F a L .L.. so L Q E zyku i - 'Q f Q H E: 5- ,.- t I ' . y W : fk.g5jEL:: K: K vw- Q K A l W1 X3 .:. ,,,,,, , 'I V X, . V- s K Classes I09 I. Won't someone join me? A 2. Pumping Iron 3. Don't mess with us! 4. The Gossip Hour - 5. Come on boys. get work- - ing! - - 4 ' io W O, I ggi is . 5 i ::'T.'S' Q, A ' A i K3 tk wiv? , 4 ., ff, 49 M me L JUN MFC: vc 19 I I0 Classes - i -M-.L, gf 'E ff ' , w,.jgQ. 1 , V1 -w 1 : gg J rn , Q w K3 1-'- S ,V 'N 'WK .M was Y It . L ievwi signs Yi? W 121' J. ?g?frgfi ' 'J M : , .n . sw. . X ni , in .Eggs v Y .M ef .W F 332. X' 1. K. 5, , Q.. .A , L Y 1 1 , is 2. - if , , . .e ang - 4 f w ye, ., .ug '- HSQFY ' -s.w.,'.. .. gg wg -Q 5 SSW sf gf. 13 l .wJ N' iff ' ifyffb as g iv 'D' t 5 KA ga. N 1 'Mi L, Denise Renee Anderson Beth Ann Bailey v. - Jfgiggim YS . 1 .2 - '3- 41 Q' 'Q -4' f , . .. W ...an 'VW 1 2 ' .r,s.. : ,nu '- , .,. :.k ..' N,M,'f: ' . ' ..'s'- w .ing ' 73 1 .9 5 Y.. g K Q . 7. S . xiii. W. - f 0 is . W A rv ll KQQEQK .V 5 f Y , af N 1, grfir 5 , . Y ,Q x ff . .G . Q . . . .. r. , ,. ,. , up . . .. MJF C' B A fl A 84 wil I f ff, . ' fi . . s x, .1133 'fflg I -41.3 .fi V n..L..,.: ,,..gt.y.,jq.... img V -N r Q. ,, Q. gene-.. f-. S?i?.wZ - Patricia Jean Anseeuw Shari Lee Baff Denise plans to be a Legal Secretary. Patti wants to be a Singer. Shari hopes to be a Nurse. Beth dreams of being an Executive Sec- retary. Craig wishes to be a Computer Engi- neer. Dianne desires to be a Legal Secretary. Jodie aspires to be a Nurse. Dawn will pursue a Communication career. ft W 2 on 0 o 3 n q 33 w 1 cl. 5 :s :fi Dianne Rae Beale Jodie Lynne Beert Dawn Marie Bender 1 Q Classes I I I Classes Christine Rene Biehler Steven John Borschel Kelly Sue Bowles Cheryl Ann Bivens Arne Robert Boling Chns wants to be a conservatronlst Chen rs Interested rn acting Arne would luke to be an arrlme pllot teve hopes to coach a hlghschool football team Randy s ambrtlon rs to be an accoun lan! Kelly wishes to be a legal secretary Andrea as plannrng to be a d wtal as slstant Bonme rs Interested rn chrld psycholo Randy Eugene Bottorff Andrea Lynn Broline Bonita Annette Brown I ki ss 1 wiv 'QE,! ,: Jh, Hs. i f ..,,,, , '?fh.:i,5s!ii': -i1.' .fail .za . . .,i'.' Wifi: ' - -.. V ,, sf 'W ' . -'as .iii 2-.'j E5,5 ?5i1' 55 'hz . il :ri , I , . Fixf. : N Z 1 Q John Brown Melissa lynn Brown 9? 'Z John s future plans are not known. Melissa plans to pursue a career in the secretarial field. Ken desires to become an X-ray techni- '5' cian. Ann has aspirations of being a com- puter specialist. Sandy Clark s future plans are un- known. Pennie dreams of becoming a medical assistant. W as If Sheriic has decided upon a career in 4, cosmetology. E22-f .., L xi Q3 Kenneth Eugene Burkett Sandra Gay Clark Pennie Jill Combs Lisa Kae Bull Ann Marie Chiolero Sherri Marie Converse Classes Class 9 1 Y 4 9 Lisa G, Ci-gen Rodney Lee Daily Traci Lee Daniels Lisa would like to be an Equestrian Instructor. Rod is interested in becoming an artist. lmci wants to do architectural work. Chris plans to do Police Secretarial work Bill aspires to be an artist Cindy wishes to become a Speech Teacher Darrell would luke to enlist in the Navy Connie hopes to become Mrs McCoo ley Dental Assistant Christine Marie DeClercq William J' chanel' wwf Cindl' Jo Deshane Darrell Lee DeWitt Connie Sug Dgwiggg es 4 Paula Ann Egan Andy lee Fish Debora Marie Ferretti Randal' E' Finchff Paula wants to be married and self- employed. Debbie hopes to be a court recorder. Randy would like to go to college. Andy aspires to be a Broker. Andy is interested in Auto-Mechanics. Tracy desires to do Social Work. Cindy is interested in Cosmetology. John is undecided. J. Andy Francis ' lracy Lee Garrett Cynthig Sug Gigggf J0hl'l Th0Ill3S Groves 5 Classes ,. - .. iliffitff ' t rr ,sss LQ s i g 3' J 1 P2 1 Q Hike, f sei 'ill' 'S on X 12' Y 1 . fi Z 3, ,315 3 4 v-5 Q 32:13 my is M J Q XM 'UT' 5 X l 4 2, 3 Vw gn 7 M , 33 afiilfkit, c3?iFf!1'j5 ' ' N 1 . ,- ij, K i r 9 N ,, R sv u i E 22' xg Q 531' ill if 1. f X f ls. af X N ' l, vi '1 , 3 af 2 Z gl Q S, f 5, 5 , Classe Polly Anne Haskins Christine Marie Husted Garth Richard Holevoet Polly plans to be an Architect Garth wants to be a Wildlife Manage ment Technician Craig has formed no goals besides graduating from RHS Chns hopes to go into Business Man agement Sheryl would like to be a Cosmotolo as . Leland s goal is to be a Professional Trapper. Johnna desires to be a Legal Secretary. Brian: Accountant. Leland A. Jackson s Johnna Ann Kellums Craig Hollister Sheryl Kay Ingalls Brian Scott Kettering Sherry lynn Kinkade Roger Wayne Knapp Tammy Dee Knight Sherry's goal is to be a Cosmotologist. Roger hopes to learn Tool and Dye work. Tammy would like to go into Child Care. Brenda aspires to be a Legal Secretary. Allan desires to be a Draftsman. Kurt dreams to be a Musician. Denise will strive to be an Inspiring Artist. Kelly plans to be a nurse. Brenda Kay Lamb jfffy AIIBII I.3l1lIIl1g Kurt Alan l.eCleir Denise I.avonne lewis Kelly Romona lively Classes I I7 Brenda Long Deanna Lyon Wanda Mabeus Brenda anticipates becoming a teach er. Deanna is going to be a flight atten- dant. Wanda is setting her goals on becom- ing a C.P.A. Mark plans on becoming a chiropractic assistant Tom wants to be a business education teacher Jim will be an architect Mark s plans include being a resplra tory therapist Shane s future holds being a business man or a pro athlete Mark' Matheis H Tom May Jim McCarty Mark McCooley Shane McCormick I I8 Classes Kevin McKay Darryl Miller Mike Milburn Paul Milburn Kevm plans on being a welder Mike would like to become a computer technician Paul is Interested ln becoming an ar chrtect Darryl would like to go into the Navy Don is planning on becoming a farmer Doug rs interested ln farming in Wls consrn Rusty s future IS going to be ln an engl neerlng field Rich plans on being a hortlcultunst Doug Miller Rusty Miller Donald Miller Rich Miner Classes 7-7, . YH, X l 4 I ,. .V I H. 3 M L 2 if ?W 5 3 ' V,.,, 7 . ,-,,f wmgas' L, V V I , -y E ' .P if sf I Thx, Gregory Paul Mistak Lisa Marie Moffitt Rodrick Louis Morse 4 4 l Greg wants to be a businessman. Lisa desires to show horses and be a professional horse person. Rod is interested in computer science 4 and being a businessman. 1 Missy would like to be a legal secre- 1 1 tary Kathryn wishes to be a housewife Neal wants to be a businessman , w 9 Ken would like to go into computer science 1 Julie wishes to be an accountant W - Melissa Hope Moshier Kathryn .lane Mumma 6 l n , r w 5 4 4 i ' Neal Stewart Mumma n Kennenh G. Olson ' Julie Kathleen oney . , 5 r I 20 Classes 5 Jimmy D. Osborne Jeffery Drew Pettit Jim wants to be a Truck Driver. Jeff wishes to become a Farm Equip- ment Mechanic. Lori desires to become an Accountant and get married. 9, - Lori dreams of someday becoming an ' Accountant. Karen hopes to become a Labratory Technician. Cheryl would like to marry and be- come a Cosmetologist. John plans on becoming a Choir ln- structor. Brian aspires to become an Aerospace engineer. Lori Lyn Reiling J Cheryl lynn Reveal John C. Reynolds Lori Ann Plumb Karen Elizabeth Remour Brian E. Robinson Classes Classes Blake Russell Rick Sanchez Margo- Shadrick Blake plans on being a mechanical en- ' gineer. Rick wants to be a draitman. Margo is planning on being an accoun- tant. Christi will either be a beautician or a secretary. Doug is going to own his own painting store. Teresa is planning on having an art career. Karen would like to be a cosmotoligist. Sue looks forward to becoming a sec- retary. Christi Shull Doug Smith Teresa Stockwell Karen Strangard Sug Sullivan Todd Michael 'lhornbloom Randy James Vance Todd wants to be a Surgical Techmcuan or a Pro Baseball Player Randy plans to be a self employed Butcher Beth IS mterested ln Business Admmls tratnon Roschelle desires to be Mrs Bruner the Accountant Barry wants to dnve Race Cars Make s Interest as In Accountmg Bully would luke to enllst ln the Navy Brad asprres to be a Lawyer .,Q,,h Beth Lanette VanPeIt Roschelle Irene Vickroy Barry Robert Voltz Michael J. Wainwriiht Billy Lee Waite Bradley A. Watters Clas ses l23 David Wayne Weatherington u Michael L. West David Paul Woodburn. David wants to be a Chef. Jack is going into the Service. Mike hopes to manage a Restaurant. Dave wants to be a Concert Sound En gineer. Jodi aspires to become a Legal Secre- hr . Lori s plans unknown Jodi Sharyn Wright A , Lori Robinson Y r J I 24 Classes WORK? MARRIAGE 7 Alvin is going to become a Pipe Fitter. David wishes to become an Aerospace Engineer Gary wants to become a Farmer. 0 Jim hopes to go into Computers. Kim is undecided. Robert plans on owning his own Carpet Store. Wade is in the Service. Anne wants to become a Secretary. Lori plans on becoming a Beautician. Joe hopes to become a Welder. U Alan dreams of becoming a Disc Jockey. Beth hopes to become a Secretary. John is going into the Service. 1 -U 7 if COLLEGE. Qi ' Q ' X It K 4 v 4 t' Q -Q l SE IOR CLASS OF N8 ff fx V 0 Af 1 ,if J AJ! Happy Birthday! 11 -'aa 6 ., sm. i 35 K .Qi S , S ff? X25 L.. QE PM ma: rf , vi Surprise! 551. .. - L 51. - .di git mw,,.f-fwi. f K - MLW r 5 - :rvrr .. asf vii. A Q -- -324+ f'3'1 ' ' -memes, ...,. es 1 ,T . gf- A ' W L' Class Officers: Treas.-D. Lewis, V.P.-C. DeWitte, Pres.-P. Haskins. Fm. as J ini yn Seniors Float. I Don't Believe lt! Classes IIS Thesdm-by-qumbgrs. ai? , . tg: W SE IORS I ACTIO ear W dl vw ' 441 W ul' -MH' if M7 I A ,f J, f 2 'f' fi :ga 2 2 fa' Z V is A. .Z - 3? VM The If of 1? war mv can do it so can fi I 26 Classes 'X 15 QxhA3VS'3fQ'mX vb 'tif IU' X qt K Wir! I-6 JIAX, xx SWA ,995 'f ' 2' x, ' 5 K .QQ reat basket x L. Me. do homework! ' , M Wk' 7 ,,. .i ' . 2 W Q ij i 1 ,f,,' , 5 IQ: hs.. ,ww il -rw CLASS WILL We, the senior class of Riverdale Senior High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath these, our most favored possessions, to the faculty and underclassmen, whom we leave behind. I. Patti Anseeuw. will my driving abilities to all new roadsters, I. Beth Bailey, will my correct-o-type to all Typing I students. , . .. my Hostess Cupcakes Recipe to Miss Martin. my clean record of no detentions to the underclassmen with the most detentions. I. Cheri Bivens, will to the underclassmen and newcomers, the ability to accept change. I, Steve Borschel. will my ability to skip classes without getting caught to all the underclassmen troublemakers, who aren't quite so sly. I, Ken Burkett, will my Van Halen Memorabilia and Def Leppard T- shirt to Chuck Fedderson. CRest in Rocky I, Pennie Combs, will my quiet and meek disposition to Roxanne Graham, I. Sherri Converse, will my ability to party and have a good time with my senior friends, to the upcoming seniors. I, Lisa Creen, will my motor mouth to any shy and quiet underclass- men! I, Rod Dailey, will my charm and drunkenness to all upcoming senior friends! I, Traci Daniels, will my mature personality to the upcoming fresh- men. I, Chris DeCIercq, will my flat chest to anyone who will take it! I, Cindy DeShane, will to the underclassmen the Pride and Respect I have for my school. I, Connie DeWitte, will my dislike of certain sophomore girls to next years' seniors. I, Darrell DeWitte, will my ability to get caught smoking in the green house to Vince Spencer. I, Gary Doyle, will myself for one-half more year, I, Paula Egan, will my handwriting to Mr. Lancaster. I, Polly Haskins, will my Graceful basketball playing to Mary Woodburn. I, Shery Ingalls, will my partying skills to all the freshies and Killer too! I, Allan Lanning, will my dullest clothes for Mr. Brinkmeier to wear so that the underclassmen's eyes will not be injured or strained. I, Kurt LeCleir, will my gym clothes since everybody always borrows them. Denise Lewis, will my paint brushes to any future artist. Kelly Lively, will my ability to make it to school every day to Laura Mumma. Rich Miner, will me, myself. and I, because I'm not leaving. Missy Moshier, will my weight problem to Lisa Plumb. Ken Olson, will all my puddles of oil from my Ford Pinto, to all the incoming freshmen class. Lori Plumb, will my conferences with M.O. to all the punk fre- shies. Lori Reiling, will my tee-pee buddies to Danelle Calvert. Cheryl Reveal, will my ability to hang on to my boyfriend, so jealous sophomores and juniors can't get their dirty hands on him. Brian Robinson, will my Nibs and burnt popcorn to Darrin Baltzell, Blake Russell, will my even temper and self-control on the basket- ball court to all incoming freshman basketball players. Alan Somers, will my air band, The Amphetamines, to anyone stupid enough to take it. , . . my immense wordly knowledge to spread to the 83-84 freshman class: there should be enough to go around, Teresa Stockwell, will my level-headed thinking to all you dizz hates. Sue Sullivan, will my fast typing hands to Rod Stiner. Todd Thornbloom, will my body to Mr. Apicella. for dissection in freshman biology . . .. my locker to the poor and unfortunate. . . .. my jokes to all the underclassmen clowns. .. .. my sweat socks to Miss Thomas for her and Mr. Apicella to attempt to figure out the new life form living in them. . . .. my condolences to the lunch room food fit couIdn't have been saved anywayj. Billy Waite. will my insatiable desire for love, laughter, and beauty in the world to those who have seen and known hurt, and pulled themselves through pain's toughest times. Brad Watters, will my urge to graduate! Dave Weatherington, will my cooking skills to an upcoming Chef . , David Woodburn, will my incredibly funny jokes. my ever-present sense of humor, and my sarcastic outlook on life. , Jodi Wright, will my beloved Iowa State T-shirt to my sister, Julie. Classes L Lf' 224- E My L-LB. J LiL LL L Ai 3 Side i iii H I. l', H. 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Awards not pictured were: Dekalb Award- R. Knapp Hollis S Anna Boardi John Phillip Sousa- D. Woodburn. D. Miller D. Miller, Home S Garden- D. National Choral- P. Anseeuw. ler. C Biehler R.O.T.C.- B. Ketterin Vrama Awards- P. Combs. D. Bender. Army ReservefAthle B Russel Robert E. Miller- R. Vickroy. A. Lanning. L-lubert Dailey- D. De Blaey. American Legion- P. Hohenboken Memorial- B. Russell. kins and A. Lanning Nyletta De Splinter- K, Remour. i l32 Classes ' i S. Dabdoulq ,Foreign Student Classes ISS FAREWELI. TO THE 5ENlOR5f Congratulations, class of l983! Graduation was held May, 26th at 8 p.m. Due to good weather condi- tions. Graduation was held outside on the foot- ball field. Speeches were made by Valedictorian- Roschelle Vickroy, and Salutatorian, Blake Rus- sell. Dr. Rucker present- ed the l983 graduating class. Mr. Gillespie read the class roll as each sen- ior received his diploma. ! sz 'ua ppzrp surup yaw- qw 'E Fai? pl' 1 H W , fy H ff, K 0 V 7.1 Yarn f H 4 , 1,,3!fmmmwz.m'A,fZnfWiM:2 TK Jw, W X., WK W L , Li? EM ' W , wwf. : Q 'ei 1 Q 'W f'f-mf, 5 3 K EX X X X X S- X is V' Q v 7714 ,,,,, hwn?-our ----?-MJ? JyAou,,0 Umm 'JCM9 ----- -3,0005 W0-eww ..-. C',o4m 9W .--.---- Jzgauwbbn ,-.L+.:. '.... t'?4.'jjfS'L-sk. P Sw, 'Vw A R LMASQ R ' W 1-nv. E ARETHEC 3 OF 953 iii, Ce 'P L-Mm Q WLLQ -fi Ok wgxgwy Q wg fs M Xsgabvg 574 ig:-FYFDK' 4 5550.1 'L C.M-F39 fi if Xi Q N vm 'ff--cf. 1 N30 mm, My H QQ DM-B I Afuczgjffgpjie Chagqem 'FK5 ,9 643 pyff?-S liz,-7,0 fliugxsgi mn Qff, gif M f,,,4 W N wc, O5 '55 K,c,10'xgg,-QE '20-J , kN'?faYf 6590 v5 LNQ2T?'oQ:l,f'f2,x,ViXT,,?6 , , Ci EXWWW 074 EI 4 n Q LGLXL A90 xo L , 5 N EMM 'jS kdEEf ' H , WN QA CRA ,Hx'ciiWIWx I Qu51i YN is 9 JC?-'bjf g 353.26 S. Av 'L Quo-r Y0. .XD5 OO or 0 f Q: FW 3 'fh1ol6': c 'Ben mb ill B .wr LO ,G-w fig ggjf?-a.. .. 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Lancaster Good Luck Rams From the David Schutts Family To the class of '83, the year we reached for if I A v I X 1 Busnvfss PA rkolvs Clothes Corral f DeBlaey's I V Port Byron Diner Kla vohn Furniture l Churchmouse Antiques I 1 ' 'A 44508 After neglecting to do so last year, we have decided to dedicate a page on the behalf of the Girls' Athletic Boosters, and deservedly so. Girls' sports at Riverdale have established credibility and a growing interest that will hopefully soon equal that of their opposite gender, The boosters are the backbone of the girls' athletics and should be given praise for their successful efforts, These pictures portray the three sports: volleyball, basketball, and track, in which many girls had a chance to participate. we s i s s lla. ,, mi.: YQ. ww! if -if - A is A f A sg s ' 'l - WM t 3 N Q N.. -. est - is sw, is Y' .-,NN -, cadet sms fi G A T a T -saga. 5 sl ts i , Us T T . dv s ,ana Compliments Of: GIRLS' ATHLETIC BOOSTERS 3' 5 g at W,-me-U 1 1 1 i A I 1 I p F E r i 1 fn' - vlv A-L iii ll ll 1-- 0' CALICO TRUNK BOUTIQUE I I6 N Main Carpet Cleaning Port Byron IL 6l275 GALLERY CARPET Steam Action Phone No C3095 523 3l92 Owner .llldle M3I'Sl13lI Mam Street Port Byron IL z.p sms Commercial Industrial And Residential GOLFMOHR Gouf COURSE l6724 Hubbard Road East Mollne IL GI244 Phone 43093 496 2434 PORTERS DRUG QUINN PHARMACY II8 N Main Port Byron 523 3I44 Hours Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-5:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Sunday ACCENT HOUSE I04 Elm St. Port Byron, IL Phone: 523-2385 Highway 84 Hampton IL 755-3862 8:30 AM-8:00 PM 9:00 AM-8:00 PM 9:00 AM-7:00 PM Complete Wedding Shop Flowers For All Occasions DE LONG SPORTSWEAR INC. CONCRETE P O Box 244 Albert C Glesecke Rapids City IL 6I278 President Res Ph C3095 496 2I66 Congratulations MR. QUICK, SILVIS MICHAEL, CAROL AND KYLE JENKINS PLUMBS PIZZA PLACE 709 S. High Street Port Byron, IL 6I275 Phone: 523-3324 Hours: Tues-Thurs. 4:00-9100 PM Fri.-Sat. 4100-I2100 PM Sun 4:00-9:00 PM COUNTRY GA RDEN5 R . A' Fm' FLORAL sHoP eglonal Sales Manager By Jean Address Home Office BOX 535 BOX 270 Open Mon-Fri 9 AM to 5 PM Port Byron, IL 6I275 Grinnell, IA 50I I2 Sat. 9 AM to 3 PM 309-523-3393 5l5-236-6l45 Q Compliments Of GOLDEN SEED CO., INC PEACOCKS TA VERN I I4 N. Main Port Byron, lL Golden 2761333 ella ZISZQNI sony 'sa R 'd I' I - C ' I - F ' P?6lpeeIFylllAanageOrrrllerRLmila Apprazlggj AND mm Mm Q S Wm AIR CONDITIONING IVIARCIA SMITH, Broker Sales S Service Dial 523-33I4 500 Twelfth Street Office 659-2691 I25 N. Main Erie, Illinois 61250 Home 659-7738 PM 3Yf0n, ll 5l275 G M k R M PORT BYRON O0 uc am STATE BANK C m lim n O I E , .V I, Y' 0 P 6 'S ' llllllllll lllllll , lllllllll llllllll S6I'Vlng The CHUCK HARTZ C.,,,,.,,.,,,i,y Since ISGS FA S O S KNIXPP RIQAIQIY I hi- l C BOOTS KNAPP. BROKEF2 aol N HIGH. PORT BYRON. IL . 523-3700 65112403 AP AISALS O PTT' DICK 'S CORNER TAP I02 N. Main Port Byron. IL Phone 523-2479 DAILY GIBSON 202 N. Main Port Byron, IL Phone: 523-3I5I CORDOVA LANDING Supper Club Mon-Fri. Lunch ll:30-2:00 Mon-Sat Dinner 5:00I0:00 Sun. Champagne Brunch I II00-2:00 Serving Til 9:00 Cordova, IL 6l242 I I DEX FRESHMEN Ahlf, Mary V. I6, I7, 26, 42, 43, 97 Albrecht, Tim 55, 97, l02 Angaran. Gina Marie 48, 63, 65, 97, l02, I03 Angel, Linda Jo 3l, 97 Baltzell, Dawn K. 53, 84, 97 Barber, Perry 97 Bender, Gregory M. 3l, 32, 4l, 97 Black, Diane 97, l03 Cabor, Donald C. 97 Canady, Jacquelyn 30, 40. 4l, 97 Claus. Steve 88. 97 Colegrove, Karen 6I, 97 Courter, Danielle S. 6I, 97 Cox, Ralph 20, 97 Crockett, Karla 27, 30, 33, 34, 37. 40, 4l, 42, 6I, 67, 7I, 79, 88, 97 Cronin. Leslie B. 48, 53, 97 Danielson, Thomas 5l, 97 Danielson, Tina 48, 97 Deblaey, Julie M. 97 Delacluyse, Amy 30, 33, 34. 37, 40, 4l, 42, 43, 97 Dewilfond, Lavonne 48, 79, 97 Egan, Mechele R. 30, 33. 40, 4l, 48, 63. 64, 79, 97, l02 Eidson, Gregory 30, 4l, 55, 56, 98 Fedderson, Chuck 98 Ferrell, Vera 98 Ferretti, Rebecca 48, 6l, 79, 98 Floyd, Dana 30, 40, 48, 63, 64, 78, 98 Foster. Roxianne 98 Franklin, Todd 98 Franks, Tina 98 Gadient, Paula 98 Garcia, Kelly 98 Giesecke, Mary K. I6, 3l, 34, 40, 4l, 42, 43, 88, 98 Gillespie. Juli A. 3I, 32, 4l, 98 Goderis, Jeff A. 98 Goodwin, Melissa 26, 98 Graham, Scott 5l, 55. 98 Hanna, Brian 5l, 55, 98 Healy, Tamara L. 98 Heinsen. Wade 5l, 7l, 98 Hessell, Douglas C. 59, I03 Hoff, Eddie 33, 42, 43. 78 Hofmann, Richard 4l, 84, 98 Hollowell, Charla J. 3I, 34. 4l, 42, 43, 7l. 98 Holt, Lori 98 Hurry. Chad 5l, 59, 98 lnskeep, David 5l, 98 Jacks, Teresa 98 Jackson, Lon 99 James, David 55, 83, 99, l03 Johnson, Brian 5l, 99 Klavon, Dale R. 5l, 99 Kraft, Holly l6, I7, 30, 3I, 32, 33, 34, 39, 40, 4l, 42, 67, 88, 99 Laferrara, Martin W. 20, 84, 99, IO2 Lanning, John C. 59. 72, 78, 99, l02 Larson, Karen 53, 79, 99 Leighty, Cathy L. l6. 53, 70 Leydens, Marcella 99 Long, Wilford L. 99 Lyon, Rick 99 Malone. Traci 30, 40. 4l, 78, 99 McChurch, Thomas J. 5l, 99 McClain, Colleen 3l, 34, 99 Milam, Mike SI, 55, 72. 73. 74, 99, l02 Miller, Renee 3I, 40, 4l, 79, 99 Miller, Wendy 53. GI, 99 Mistak, Chris 3l, 79. 99 Moberg, Teresa L, Moffitt, Rodney 5l, 99 Montieth. Matthew 20, 84, 99 Morris, Mark T. 20, 99 Mose, Christopher W. 8l, 88, 99, l03 Mosher, Mandy S. 99 Moyer, Samuel 59. I00 Muckelston, Jennifer L. I00 Murphy. Tim 88, I00 Olson, Cindy I00 Overcash, Denise 30, 33, 4l, 70, 84, I00 Parvin. Cheryl 30, 40, 6l, 67, I00 Pearsall, Todd 3l, 4l, 84, I00 Pettit, Jill I00 Pettit, M. Suzie I00 Plumb, Lisa 63, 64, I00 Plunkett, Trina I00 Polfliet, Denise D. 30, 33, 40, 48. 6I, 79, I00 Pontzuis, Denise R. I00 Priebe, Pam I00, l03 Ringberg, Pam 30, 40, 4l, I00 Roberson, David l00 Rohs. Aaron M. I00 Russell, Darlene A. I00 Saathoff, Krista 79, I00 Sanchez, Raquel I00 Schott, Scott 5l, I00 Shaffer, Barbara 3l, 34, 4l, I00 Shipman, Lisa I00, l03 Shipman, Tina I00 Smith, Michael A. 5l, l0I Smith. Tim SI, 55, l0I Y Q y W7 Q Spurgeon, Jonna 3l, 4l, 84, l0I Stahl, Valerie l0I Staken. Nick lOl Stiner. Rod 55, IOI Sutton, Darin L. l0l Tanner. Chad l0l Tate, Emily l0I Taulbee, Todd 3 Taulbee, Troy Sl, l0I Thompson, Teresa 25, 3I, 32, 79, 84. l0l Toppert, Robert C. l0l Turkal, Robert lOl Vandervort, Melissa A. l0I Waggener. Tom I0l Wainwright, Shelly M, 53, 72, 73, 74, l0I Waite. Christy Jo l0l Wake, Jennifer 3l, 34, 4l, 7l. l0I Wancket, Suzann K. 25, 48, 6l, 63. 65 IOI. I03 Wassell. Dan 55, 88. l0I White, Sally A. 30, IOI Wirt, Richard W. 88. IOI Woods, Todd E. 30, I0l Wright, Diana E. 30, 40, 4l, l0I Wunderlich, Kara M. 65, 79, l0l Yusko, Brian J. lOl 7 I45 I DEX SOPHOMORES Allison, Mark 3I, 90 Allison, Melissa 48, 64, 72, 73, 74, 90 Alonzo, Jennifer 90 Anderson, Doug 59, 90 Angaran, Angi 48, 53, 90 Ballard, Juanita 90 Beeth, Anthony 5I, 90 Benson, George J, 70, 90 Biehler, Thomas 5l, 90, 96 Boardman, Missy 48, 90, 96 Bogguess, Susan C. 3l, 48, 88, 90, I35 Brandt, Shelley 90 Bruner, John 90 Bull, Tamara 90 Churchill, Steven 90 Claeys, Christian Clark, Penny 30, 3l, 40, 4l, 79, 88, 90, 93 Claus, Michael 88, 90 Coopman, Debra 48, 90 Covemaker, Amy 25, 48, 90 Daugherty, Tammy 90 Decap, Tammy 30, 33, 63, 64, 90 Deneve, David 25, 55, 88, 90, 96 Denny, Chad 5I, 84, 90 Detombe, Jennifer 30, 34, 40, 4l, 48, 53, 88, 9I' Dewitte, Brian 5l, 9I, 96 Dewitte, Jodi 48, 9I Dhooge, Buffie 79, 9l Ditto, Chuck 5I, 9I Erickson, Ron 79, 9I Farwell, Walt 59, 9l, 96 Faulk, Jeanne 9I Fish, Missy 9I, 94 Gasaway, Melanie 9l Giesecke, Daniel 47, 9I Goethals, Brian 9l Graham, James 5l, 79 Graham, Roxanne 79, 9l Griffin, Mike 79, 84, 9l Griffith, Chad 37, 47, 55, 9l Hamilton, Denise A. 9I, 96 Hessell, David Hilton, James Hollister, Kim 67, 9I Hon, David E. 9l Hudson, Julie 9l Hugart, Shelly 63, 9I Jacobs, Melissa 79, 9l Jordan, Renee 30, 40, 4I, 92 Jurevitz, Leanne 26, 3I, 48, 6I, 65, 9l. 92 Kellums, Kristin 92 Kerner, Nick 9I, 92 Kessler, Randy J. 30, 33, 40, 4l, 42, 79, 9I, 92, I34 Kinkade, Jill A. 48, 88, 92, 96 Kipp, Julie 25, 30, 40, 4I, 48, 92 Knudsen, Joan 92 Kuehl, Craig A. 55, 92 Landgren, Sue 4I, 79, 92 Langy, Brenda L. 92 Larson, Cynthia 30, 40, 4l, 48, 92 Leighty, Tobi A. 92, 96 Leydens, Karla 92 Love, Bill 25, 3I, 4I, 47, 55, 92, 96 V S We X, ' A' . -, Lovern, Cari 92 Loy, Lesley 40, 4I, 48, 92 Lutz, Judy 6l, 92 Lutz Julie E 6l 92 Marshall R an 4 , . , , y Marshall, Ryan 47, 88, 92, 93, 96 Marske, Mark A. 55, 88, 92 Mayhew, Brent A. 7I, 92 McCannon, Tammy 30, 79, 92 McChurch, Aimee 30, 40, 4I, 92 McClure, Eva 92 McCorkle, Cathy 79, 93 Mikels, Ann M. 26, 93 Miller, Eric 93 Morris, Michelle 93 Muckelston, Troy 93 Mueller, Kelly 48, 93, 96 Mullery, Lisa 93 Mumma, Laura 48, 93 Murphy, Melissa 3l, 4I, 93 Nelson, Susie J. 48, GI, 65, 93 Nitz, Kevin D. 55, 56, 93 Nitz, Kurt D. 55, 9I, 93 Nyboer, Sabra 48, 53, 93 O'Hara, Collen 40, 48, 93 Parr, Jim L. 93 Parrish, Donna 93 Pilon, Douglas 93 Pruett, Tina 6l, 79, 93 Reed, Julie 30, 3I, 33, 36, 40, 4I, 93 Reiling, Ronald 5l, 55, 93 Riley. Gary O. 93 Riney, Sean 5I, 93 Rogers, Angela M. 4I, 79, 94 Sanders, Marybeth L. 26, 94 Sandquist, Andrew 39, 70, 94 Schall, Cina 94 Schmidt, Vincent 5I, 59, 94 Schutts, Chad 5l, 94 Shaffer, Mary K. 34, 79, 94 Sharp, Rod 25, 5I, 59, 94 Sims, Tom D. Slaughter, Craig 94 Smith, Kim 94 Spencer, Vince 94 7, Stanton, Holly 94 Stinson, Troy 5l, 79, 88, 94, 96 Stockwell, Andy 37, 39, 59, 7I, 94 Strandgard, Glynis 94 Strassman, Sheila 94 Sweetman, Melissa 94 Taylor, Rochelle 94 Teague, Lanza 94 Taylor, Rochelle 94 Vanzuiden, Tracy 94 Vaughn, Perry 94 Verbeke, Jay 3l, 37, 39, 4l, 94 Vermeier, Jamie Wigant, Michael 4I, 5I, 59, 72, 74, 93, 94, 95, 96 Wildermuth, David 94 Woodburn, Mary 30, 40, 4I, 48, 53, 6I, 78, 88, 94 Woodworth, Lisa M. 96 Wriedt, Kristin 48, 94 Wright, Adele Wright, Julie 6I , 65, 96 I DEX .IUNIORS Allen, Todd 30, 40 Allison, Ross M. I04 Ballard, Darla R. IO4 Baltzell, Darrin 52, 59, 84, l04 Beert, Melissa D. l04 Bennett, Linda A. 3, 67, l04, I06 Bergland, Steven I9, 30, l04 Bernstrom. Susan 27. 49, 63, 88, I04, I05, I09 Black, Teresa I04 Bowles. Sheryl 53, 85. IO4 Breeden, James I04 Brooks, Scott 55, I04 Brooks, Sean C. I04 Brown, James D. IO4 Burn, Lisa 25. l04 Burr, Sherry 67, 79, 85, I04 Butterfield, Amy I04 Calvert, Danielle I8. 49, 63. 64, 79, 86. I04. I32 Casillas, Craig I8, 30, 33, 40, 4l, 59, IO4 Cathcart, Sean I04 Cathcart, Sherri 37, 49, I04 Chaney, Paige 2. 27, 49, 63, 64, 70, 79. 86, I04, I06 Claus, Christopher 25, I04, I40 Conant, Richard 22, 42, 78 Courter. Angela L. I04 Cronin, Kathy 85, IO4 Dabdoub, Myrian S. I33 Day, Thomas 25. 52, 72, 73. 74, 79, I05 Deblieck, Diane 27, 88, I05. I06 Declerco, Todd 20, 25, 55, 73. I05, I06 Denny, Angela 63, 64, 79, I05 Depoorter, Joann 30, 32, 4l, GI, 70, 79, I05, I09 Dewilfond, Anne 86. I05 Dewitte. Jana 30, 33, 40. 4l, I05 Dillin, Dale I05 Ditto, Tina Doty, Karlene 3, 26, I05 Dufur, Faith R. I7, 67. 72, 79, I05 Dwinnells, Joanne 26, I05 Falk. Alan 20, 55, I05 Farraher, Kevin 30, 4l, I05 Fiser, Chuck 55, 56, I05 Fish, Derrick 55, 68, l04, I05 Fornero, Monica 3l, 40, 4l, 53. 85, I05 Foster, Elizabeth 27, 30, 33, 39. 40, 4l, 63, 65. 78, 85, I05, I09 Franks, Melissa 27, 30. 37, 40, 42, 43. 67, 8I. 88, I05, I06, I46 French, Dee Ann 42, 43, 67, I05 Gentry, Michelle L. 72, 73, 74, 85, 86, I05, I09 Gosa. David I9 Griffin, Sue 30, 33. 40, 4l, 78, I05 Griffith. John I05 Griffith. Sheryl I05 Hall, Jeffrey D. I05 Hardy. Lesa I06 Haynes, Scott I06 Holland, Jerrin I9, I06 Hollenback, Jill 49, 65. 79, I06 Holstlaw. Karen 6l, 70, 79. I06 Inskeep, William M. Johnson, Dianna I06 Johnson, Marina 30, 40, 4I, 6I, I06 Johnson, Michelle I. I06 Jones, Julie 34. I06, I32 Jones, Kimberly I06 Kindred, Cynthia S. I06 Lange, Troy I06 Logsdon, Melissa 3, 65, I06 Lohman. Jody I6, 27, 66, 79, 87, I06 13,557 Love, Ingrid 30, 4l, 53, 70, I06 Lyon, Russell I9, I06 Marshall, Monica 25, 27. 42, 43, GI, 67, 88, I06 McClain, Timothy 30, 84, I06 McCooley, John 59, 84. 88, I06 Melton, Kevan 84, I06 Mink, Nicki I6, 79. 85, I07 Mooney, Curt 59, 68. I07 Morris, Steve 20 Moss, Patrick I07 O'Brien, Matthew I07 Paaske, Joan 59, 73, I07 Phillips, Pamela I7, 72. 79, I07 Plawak. Lisa 30, 4l, I07 Plumb, Barry 30, 4l, 55, 56, I05, I07 Plunkett, Phillip Reimers, Peter 30, 4l, I07 Riley. Amy 30, 33, 40, 42. 43, 53, 78, I06 Ringberg, Sherry 27, 39, 59, 88, I07 Rohs, Anthony 88. I07 Schall, Mark B. 55, I07 Schneider, Karen I07 Searl, Mark 70, 80, 88, I07 Segura, Kathi I07 Sharp, Amy I07 Shrum, Dale I9, 59, I07 Sivertsen, Curtis W. I8, 30, 33, 40, 4I 42, 43. 47, I07 Slaughter. Chris W. I8, 22, 27, 8I, 83, 88, I07 Smith, Christie M. 79, 86, I07 Smith, Shane I08 Sorensen, Daniel 30, 32, 52, 73, I08 Stuhr, Russell 20. I08 Talbot. Mary I08 Taylor, Lourae 27, 30, 33, 40. 4l, 42, 43. 67, I08 Thomas, Bruce I9, I08 Turkal, Lynette 53, I08 Verbeke, Jeff 55, 73, 86, I08 Vermeulen, Deena 49. I08 Vincent, Jana 30, 4l, 79, I08 Vroman, Danette I6, I7, 66, 87. I08, I33 Vroman, Kevin I08 Waldbusser, Timothy I08 Wallace, Pamela 27, 30. 33, 40, 4, 63, 65, I04. I08 Wiklund, Michael 30, 33. 40, 4l, 55, 70. 72. 79, I08 Wildermuth, Shane 30, 59, I08 Wildermuth, Shawn 55, 68, 70, 73, 80 88, I08 Williams, Shalaina I08, I32 Winters, Gregory I08 Wriedt, Christian 6l, 85, 86, I08 Wriedt, Nicholas I8, 55, 86, I08 Young, Kurt I9, 30. 4l, 79, 85, I08 f I DEX SENIORS Anderson, Denise Ill, I34, I35 Anseeum, Patricia J. 5, 25, 27, 30, 33, 4l, 49, 70, 7I, 79, 88, Ill, I26, I28 I34, I35 Baff, Shari Ill, I34, I35 Bailey, Beth 88, Ill, I34, I35 Baldwin, Craig 3, 55, 56, 85, Ill, I28. I30, I33, I34, I35 Beale, Dianne 67, lll, I34, I35 Beert, Jodie III, I34. I35 Bender, Dawn 5, 25, 27, 36, 37, 39, I34, I35 Biehler, Christine I8, 30, 33, 4l, II2, I34, I35 Bivens, Cheryl 36, 37, 4l, 7I, 78, 79, II2, I34, I35 Boling, Arne I9, 37, 39, 42, 43, II2, I28, I32, I34, I35 Borschel, Steven 3, 5, I8, 25, 59, 70, 78, 79, 84, II2, l28, I33, I34, I35 Bottorff, Randy I6, I7, II2, l28, I34. I35 Bowles, Kelly II2, I34, I35 Broline, Andrew II2, I34, I35 Brown, Bonita I9, II2, I34, I35 Brown, John 79, II3, II4, I35 Brown, Melissa 79, II3, I28, I34, I35 Bull, Lisa 28, 74, 84, 86, II3, I28, l30, I34, I35 Burkett, Kenneth I9, II3, I34, I35 Chiolero, Ann I9, II3, I28, I34, I35 Clark, Sandra G. II3, I34, I35 Combs, Pennie I8, 30, 33, 34, 37, 39, 42, 43, 88, II3, I26, I28, I34, I35 Creen, Lisa 3, 5. I6, I7, 27, 65, 70, 7I, 79, 86, II3, I28, I34, I35 Dailey, Rodney I28, I34, I35, I47 Daniels, Traci L, 63, I34, I35 Deblaey, David I6, I7, 70, Sl, l28, I34. I35 Declerco, Christine 3, 5, 86, l28, I34. I35 Deppe, William II4, I34, I35 Deshane, Cindy I8, 26, -3, 4l, 85, I I4, I34, I35 Dewitt, Darrell 3, 20, II4, l28, I34, I35 Dewitte, Connie I6, 27, 49, 64, 86, 88, II4, I28, I34, I35 Egan, Paula A. lI5, l28, I34, I35 Ferretti. Debora 78, ll5, I34, I35 Fincher, Randall 59, ll5, I34, I35 Fish, Andy 55, 56, 68, lI5, I28, I34. I35 Francis, Andy 28, 86, lI5, l28, I34, I35 Garrett, Tracy 3, 5, 7l, 87, Il5, l28, I30, I34, I35 Geiger, Cynthia 49, ll5, I28, I34, I35 Groves, John 55, 56, 7l, 86, Il5, I26, l28, l30, I34, I35 Haskins, Polly 27, 47, 53, 8l, 82, 86, 88. II6, l28, I32, I34, I35 Hedden, Kimberly I28, I34, I35 Holevoet, Garth II6, I34 Hollister, Craig II6, I34, I35 Husted, Christine II6, I34, I35 Hutton, Robert I34, I35 Ingalls, Sheryl II6, l28, I34, I35 lnskeep, Wade Jr. I34, I35 Jackson, Leland 78, 79, II6, I26, I34, I35 Kellums, Johnna II6, I34, I35 Kettering, Brian 27, 47, 8I, 88, II6, I33, I34, I35 Kinkade, Sherry II7, I34, I35 Knapp, Roger II7, I34, I35 Knight, Tammy II7, I34, I35 Knudsen, Anne I34, I35 Lame, Brenda 83, II7, I34, I35 Lanning, Jerry A. I9, 25, 27, 42, 59, 85, 88, II7, l28, I34, I35 Lecleir, Kurt I6, I7, 30, 39, 4l, 70, 79, 86, II7, I28, I34, I35 Lemis, Denise 3, I6, 27, 32, 4l, 53, 70, 73, 74, 88, II7, I28, I34, I35 Lively, Kelly 79, II7, I34, I35 Long, Brenda lI8, l28, I34, I35 Lyon, Deanna lI8, I34, I35 Mabeus, Wanda 49, 70, 83, 88, II8, I34, I35 Matheis, Mark ll8, l28, I34, I35 McCarty, James ll8, I34, I35 Mc Cooley, Mark 59, ll8, l28, I34, I35 McCormick, Shane 5, 27, 7I, 72, 73, 74, 79, 88, ll8, I28, l30, I34, I35 McKay, Kevin 85, II9, I34, I35 Milburn, Mike R. II9, I34, I35 Milburn, Paul 72, 78, 83, II9, l34,,I35 Miller I34 , Darryl 30, 32, 4l, II9, I28, I33 I35 Donald 20, II9, I34, I35 Miller, Miller, Douglas 20, II9, I34, I35 Miller, Lori I28, I34, I35 Miller, Russell I7, 82, II9, l28, I34, I35 Miner, Richard II9, I34, I35 Mistak. Gregory 25, 27, 59, l28, l30, I34, I35 Moffitt, Lisa 3, 7I, 79, I20, l28, I34, I35 Moore, Joseph A. l28, I34, I35 Morse, Rodrick 25, 55, 72, 73, 74, 86, 20 8 I34 87, I , I2 , , I35 Moshier, Melissa I20, I34, I35 Mumma, Kathryn I6, 49, I20, I26, I34 I35 Mumma, Neal 27, 59, 7I, 73, 74, 88. I20, I26, I28, I34, I35 Olson, Kenneth 88, I20, l28, I34, I35 Oney, Julie I34, I35 Osborne, Jimmy D. l2l, I34, I35 Pettit, Jeffrey 28, l2l, I26, l28, I34, I35 Plumb, Lori l2l, I28, I34, I35 Reiling, Lori 63, 64, 80, I2l, l28, I34, I35 Remour, Karen 30. 4I, 53, l2l, I34, I35 Reveal, Cheryl 53, 64, 79, 85, l2l, I26, I28, I34, I35 Reynolds, John C. I9, 4I, 42, 43, 78, l2l, I26, I34, I35 Robinson, Brian 26, 8l, 88, l2I, l30, I34, I35 Robinson, Lorri I24, I34, I35 Russell, Blake 22, 25, 27, 55, 70, 8l. 88, I22, l28, I32, I34, I35 Sanchez, Richard 52, I22, l28, I34, I35 Shadrick, Margo I22, I28, I34, I35 Shull, Christi I22, I34, I35 Smith, Douglas 3, 55, 68, 79, 85, I22, l28, I34, I35 Somers, Alan I8, 30, 33, 37, 39, 4l, 42, 43, 72, 78, 83, I26, I28, I35 ' Stockwell, Theresa 37, 84, 86, I22, l30, l46, I34, I35 Strandgard, Karyn I22, I34, I35 Sullivan, Cassandra S. I22, I28, I34, I45 Thornbloom, Todd I7, I8, 30, 33, 4l. 68, I23, l28, I34, I35 l Van Pelt, Beth 49, 65, 87, I23, I28, I34, I35 Vance, Randy 28, I23, I34, I35 Vandyke, Beth I34,l35 Vanwatermeulen, John I28, I34, I35 Vickroy, Roschelle 27, 28, 30, 37, 39, 4l, 86, 88, I23, I30, I33, I34, I35 Voltz, Barry I9, I23, I34, I35 Wainwright, Michael I8, I23, I28, I34, I35 Waite, Billy L. I9, 42, 43, I23, I34, I35 Watters, Bradley 85, I23, I34, I35 Weatherington, David 59, 87, I24, l28, l40, I34, I35 West, Jackie l40, I34, I35 West, Mike I24, I34, I35 Woodburn, David 22, 27, 30, 4l, 78, 8I, 83, 88, I24, I26, l28, I30, I34, I35 Wright, Jodi 79, I24, I34, I35 X l+,