James Whitcomb Riley High School - Hoosier Poet Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

GEM . ljl,Ef COUNTV PUBLIC LIBRARV 3 1833 01877 6804 GC 977.202 S08H0, 1988 HOOSIER POET 1988 VOLUME 59 James Whitcomb Riley • 405 East Ewing • South Bend, Indiana student Life Sports Table Of Contents 2 Activities 51 32 Academics Bi Seniors Underclass Summer Fun Riley students participated in many different activities this summer. The Firefly Festival always attracts Riley thespians and musicians Being a chorus member in Annie Get Your Gun helped me gain experience in acting and dancing, stated senior Paige Laderer. The 4-H fair is a popular place to be during the summer. It ' s a great place to see all your friends from school, says junior Melanie Freitag. Right: Sue Mayersky ' 89, Steve Cook ' 89, and Anna Haraguctii ' 88 play the games at the fair. Above (From Left): Scott Thornburg, Paige Laderer, Kerry Foley, Melissa Quade, Wendy Betz, and Becky Hoover stop for a picture before their performance In Annie Get Your Gun. Above: Stormi Heilman ' 88, Amy Miller ' 89, Me- lanie Freitag ' 89, and Kim Sipocz ' 89 have a great time in the tun house at the 4-H fair. Hoping For Good Times When the Riley swimmers started the summer season, they hoped to have a successful summer and hoped to Improve their times, but more than that they hoped for a suc- cessful swim season at Riley. Riley swimmers competed for dif- ferent teams and against other Riley swimmers. Joe Koch ' 90 received 6th place in the M.A.P.S.C. finals at Northwood high school. Joe added, During the race I feared not to place in the top 10. About the same time at the Y.M.C.A. swimming and diving Championship, Steve Wosick ' 90 broke the 400 i.M. record with his 1st place victory with the time of 4:51.95. Wosick said, I feared that I would die in the race! Wosick also won the 800 freestyle. He help re- ceive 3rd place in the 800 free relay with John Cesh ' 88, Karl Peterson ' 88 and Clark Hoover ' 90. Right: Candi Hanback ' 90 and Deannie Sills having fun on a ride this summer at the 4-H fair. Above: Lisa Eperjesi ' 88 holding a new found friend at the 4-H fair. RIghtl Erica Freltag 90, Stephanie Zumbrum ' 90, Jennifer Dolce ' 90, Down Roe ' 90, Melanle Carter ' 90 getting off a ride at the 4.H fair. Below: Ryan Kelly ' 90 and Doug Berebltisky ' 88 showing off their 4th place ribbons in the 200 relay. Below: Sara Herczeg ' 88 getting ready to guard at Scottsdale pool. Above: 1st Row Ryan Kelly ' 90, Joel Sumner ' 89, Becky Hoover ' 91, Heidy Mauro ' 91, Kristen St. Germa ' 91 2nd row Clark Hoover ' 90, Don Cole ' 90, Tim ZImmer ' 88 Steve Wosick ' 90, Karl Peterson ' 88, John Cesh ' 88 and Kim Miller ' 90, at the White River State Games. Keeping In Touch Seeing friends for the first time at the end of summer is exciting and dreadful. Will my friends still like me? Have they changed? I feared that I would grow apart from my friends during the sum- mer, commented Sue Pethe ' 89. Maintaining good friendships means staying in touch with your friends over the summer. Riley stu- dents do this by going to the mall, talking on the phone, or even driv- ing around and seeing people. Al- though hopes and fears vary from person to person, one thing will al- ways remain the same: there will always be friendship among the Riley High students. Right: Sophomores Heather Leippert, Lara Vitale, Jennifer Dolce, and Jaclcie Solmos keep in touch over the summer by attend- ing football games. 10 SumiiMr Above: Vianda Hill, ' 88 and Stephanie Stokes ' 88 enjoy cheering enthusiastically at the foot ball game. Below: Enjoying each others company at the Jootball game are juniors Kim Sehemelf2, Stephanie Cook, Mikki Torbenson, RUindy Rumpf, Kelly Siolt, Amy Rhodes, and Robin Deal. Setting The Standards Many feelings that can be catego- rized as hopes and fears are shared at the first football game. The fans are eager to socialize with their old friends. Members of the band are nervous about performing for the stu- dent body. But more importantly are the feelings of the players. After all they are the ones that earned the 28- 20 victory that will be recorded as the 50th anniversary win against Washington. Many feel that this game sets the standards for the rest of the season. When asked if the game had any special meaning, Steve Cook 89 ' replied, I tried to forget that it was the anniversary game at stake and focused on play- ing to the best of my ability. Right: Riley fans visually show their excite- ment during the first football game. Far right: Peter Szaday 88 ' shows that he en- joys being a part of the marching band. Above: Jim Meiss 89 ' explodes onto the field ready to gain another wildcat victory. 12 First Football Game A Royal Night The hope of being chosen and the fear of not seemed to turn into ex- citement only. For one the hope came true and for the remaining eleven, the fears dissolved. September 25 was a very special date for twelve senior girls. During the day, the Homecoming court en- joyed lunch with Mr. Oldham, and was presented to the student body at the pep assembly. Then that night, the court members and their escorts strolled onto the football field, each with a proud smile. After everyone had been introduced, Jennifer Juday sparkled as Penny Polsgrove, former Queen, placed the crown on her head. I was shocked to hear my name and I was really surprised, stated Jennifer. The members of the court were Kim Bailey, Sarah Black, Camille Coddens, Tara Harris, Sara Herczeg, Vianda Hill, Jennifer Juday, Jennifer Knight, Sheryl Lynch, Nicole Medich, Wendy Medich, and Nora Weldy. Each of them were honored to repre- sent the senior class and will cherish the memories for many years to come. Upper right: Homecoming Queen Jennifer Ju- day and escort Jim Keszel celebrate with smiles after she Is crowned. Above: Sheryl Lynch and escort Pete Walkey are Introduced to the crowd during halftime. Left: Craig Fox, Tara Harris, Sarah Black, and Brett Michel en- joy each others company otter the festivities. 14 Homecoming Left: At her house, Nicole Medich demon- strates how to play the game after the home- coming ceremonies. Below: Sharing a special moment while wait- ing for half time is Sara Herczeg ' 88 with Timo- thy Wallace, ' 00- With so many different styles it has be- come hard to distinguish fad from fashion. While fads die out fashions are reborn, often taking new shapes and colors. The mini-skirts and crew-cuts which are remi- niscent of the 50 ' s and 60 ' s seem to be back. Although a variety of changes have been made the roots are plainly visible. Many of us dress with the hope of fitting in because we possess the fear of stand- ing out in the crowd. Some of us adopt a certain style and stick with it because it Is a means of self- expression. While others of us just tend to go with the flow, either way fashion plays an important role in our society. One of the keys to fashion is self-perception, without that one wouldn ' t hove an identi- ty of their own. v.. iATLfdr Riley Spirit: Keep The Tradition Aiive Riley spirit, it ' s a unique blend of pep, enthusiasm, and energy. Home- coming, spirit weeit, and Ugiy Cou- ples are Just a few of the events that the student body, as well as faculty, participate in. Our Homecoming Court represented Riley ' s finest guys, selected by the students. Spirit Weeic became complete with paja- ma day, toga day, and the tradition- ally popular — beach day. Ugly Cou- ples not only raised money for the Prom, but, with courage and spunic, shocked the school with their outra- geous outfits hairstyles, and wonder- ful ugliness. Riley spirit, it ' s an ongo- ing tradition being kept alive by our own spirited students. Right: Kirn Brayton ' 88, Amber Schutze ' 88, and Pam Williams ' 89 cuddle up on Riley ' s pojama day. Homecoming Court (first row): K. Aclfo, N. Nusbaum, P. Sorenson, J. Ulf ATS mar n r mr T cw am vS . IMoore, J. Riddle, King — J. Keszel, S. Kryder, S. Sriver. Last Row: M. Franko, E. Lawson, S. Stokes, H. Bechtold, J. Wollace, V. Hill, L. Dunlap, K. Tarnacki, P. Walkie. Left: Biley treshmssri honor oi.r incipal AJgis Oldham in the heaven decorated haiiway dur- ing Kilay ' s Spirit Weelc. Beiow: Jiii Schroder ' 88, spirited beach-go-er, gets a hot cafeteria iunch during Spirit Weel . Bottom Left: Sean McLean ' 88 sports a towel and sunglassee to become an active part of beach day. Bottom Right: Heidi Bechtold ' 88 gives ugly couple partner Doug Berebitsky ' 88 a friendly smooch for raising money. Tradition The yearbook staff, led by co-edi- tors Tara Harris and Shari Orisicti, Is a relatively Inexperienced one. The staff Is made up mainly of many new- comers who are enthusiastic and willing to worl . Shari Orisich stated I hope we will continue the tradition of having the best yearbook In the city. Amy Miller added My biggest fear is not meeting deadlines. In order to make this yearbook full of memories and good times, dead- lines do have to be met. This year ' s staff strives to combine all of their many hours of hard work to make a yearbook enjoyed by all. Top: Amy Miller ' 89 chooses pictures for the football spread. Lower Left: Steph Cook ' 89 plans the summer pages. Lower Right: Matt Sorensen ' 88 helps Wes Evard ' 89 crop pictures. Lett: Shari Orisich ' 88 and Wendy Fergusson ' 88 prepare a layout. Yearbook Staff: (front) Matt Sorensen, Jim Kendall, Rob Davidson (middle) Todd Rau. i Mulkey, Jenny Tuttle, Tara Harris, Amy Miller, Wendy Fergusson, Tina Cannady, Sharp ' Shawna Lee, Ryan Pershing, Troy Smith (back) Mr. Hoover, Anna SIsco, Brian London, Keith iloviku, man i Kelly Leisenring, Steph Cook, Danny McGarlgle, Amy Rhodes, Lisa Endres, Thad Rice, Tony Venable. Yearbook 81 Warmth And This year the Award Winning Riley Thespians presented one of their most demanding dramas ever. James Reach created the play Da- vid and Lisa but through the acting of over twenty actors and actresses its performance became a true reali ty. The fall play dealt with the trials of mentally disturbed adolescents and focused o n their strengths and fears. As a first year performer, Jim Meiss ' 89, commented that, The way in which all of the performers can adapt to such complex roles and be so convincing is really amazing. In addition Jane Longnecker ' 88, Tim Tomlinson ' 88, Philip Sever ' 88, and Danny Goldwin ' 89, all agree that the time that they shared at re- hersals and performance nights cre- ated a feeling of warmth and friend- ship among the entire cast. They will always remember those special mo- ments. Right: Bob Freeman ' 89 and Jane Longnecker ' 88 protray two mental ill adolescents the play David and Lisa. Above: Cast members: Row 1 Kerry Foley, Hillary Tetzlaff, Kerry Gripe, Paul FIsko, Sanyo Vitale, Joanne Uldak. Row 2 Jane Longnecker, Bob Freeman, Danny Goldwin, Melissa Quade, Cedric Berry. Row 3 Debbie Grindel, Stacey Hoftman, Christina Pier, Jeff Kline, Heather Tetzlaff, Jennifer Vaughn, Tim Tomlinson, Philip Sever, Jim Meiss, Michelle Thompson, Chris Mesecar, Donald StordahL I I Bf BUHl I ■ H H 11 1 ' ■ 1 M 1 Ki H 1 1 Ei _jB 1 1 Above: Heather TetzloH ' 88 transforms Tim Tomllnson ' 88 Into Jon, a counselor In the play David and Lisa. Left: Jennifer Vaughn ' 89 and Philip Sever ' 88 talk about the future of her mentally III son. Far above: At an English group session Paul FIsko ' 91, Sanyo Vllole ' 91, Melissa Quade ' 91, Kerry Foley ' 91, Joanne UJdak ' 89, and Kerry Cripe ' 90 discuss their assignment with their teacher Heather Teti- laff ' 88. ili Throughout Time And Space Photography 1. The process of ren- dering optical images on photosensi- tive surfaces. 2. The art, practicer or occupation of taking and printing photographs. 3. What we, the pho- tographers do best In order to make the finest yearbook around. Rob Davidson Head Photographer We the photographers, have worked hard and diligently, both cre- atively and technically, to produce a yearbook whose standards have been reknowned throughout time and space. We are proud of our craft and we know that what is In this book is the best that can be pro- duced in the amount of time given. Be assured that what you see throughout this book was not done by professionals but by us, students from Riley. Realize what the photog- raphers have accomplished and be proud to be part of such a presti- gious institution as Riley. Rob Davidson Head Photographer Yearbook Photographers: Rob Davidson, Dan McGorjgle, Matt Sorensen, Ryan Pershing, Troy Smith. Bottom Left: Photo by Rob Davidson ' 88. Bottom Right: Photo by Ryan Pershing ' 90. unna Above Left: Troy Smith ' 90. Above RIgtit: Dan McGarlgle ' 88. Above: Matt Sorensen ' 88. Life After 2:55 P.M. In order to earn money and gain valuable experience, many Riley stu- dents hold jobs at local businesses while they attend school. A lot of teenagers feel that holding a job is important because it teaches one to allocate their time as well as budget their money. Many students have ex- pensive hobbies. States Matt Soren- son ' 88, You have to pay to play. Some students are able to gain employment In a place that will help them with their college majors or, if not planning to attend college, with their occupations directly out of high school. Others hold jobs at restau- rants, shoe stores or clothing stores — a place that offers flexible hours and a reasonable salary. Right: Completing a sale at Montgomery Wards, Dave Elkins ' 88 waits for the custom- er ' s receipt. Below: Courtney Pugh ' 89 prices clothes for an upcoming sale at Chess King. Go For The Gold! Nineteen Riley artists were award- ed 26 out of 120 goid Iceys this year in the Schoiastic Art Awards compe- tition. Aian Waiiing ' 88, and Troy Smith ' 89, won Kodalc Medaiiions of Excel- ience nominations and Lisa Endres ' 88, received a Haiimaric nomination. Drawings and photos wiii be sent to New Yoric in May for National compe- tition. There the Haiimaric company will select one from each regional level in the winning artist from each region will be awarded $100.00. Riley gold key winners were Alan Walling 4, Troy Smith 3, Rob David- son 2, Doug Sorocco, Chuck Kor- ensky 1, Lisa Endres 1, Wendy Fer- gusson 1, Jeremy Neiman, 1, Dan IMcGarigle 7, Bruce Gafill 7, Darcy Harbaugh 1, Sheryl Lynch 1, Joel Sumner 1, Comeco Mosby 1, Beth De- cesaro 1, Sheila Lerman 1, Laura Klein 1, Karl Peterson 1, and Michelle Graham 1. ■ mm. Above: Hallmark and Portfolio winner Lisa Endres ' 88 completes her latest drawing. Front: Beth Decesaro, Sheilcr lernan, Laura Klein, Karl Peterson, Michelle Graham, Middle - Jeremy Niemon, Danny Mc Garigle, Bruce Gafill, Darcy Harbough. Sheryl lynch, Joel Sumner, Comeco Mosby, Back - Chuck Kofensky, Robert Davidson, Alan Walling, Troy Smith, Lisa Endres, Wendy Ferguson. t I .(%4t? ' f ' %. Bottom Left: Michelle Graham ' 88 shows a witi ' ning photo from this year ' s competition. Top Right: Gold icey winner Comeco Mosby ' 88, dyes material for a future project. Top Left: Double Portfolio and Kodal Medal- lion winner Alan Walling ' 88 is shown working on an ad for o local business. Bottom Right: Portfolio winner ChUfSk Korensky ' 88, displays his darkroom knowledge. 1987-1988 The Dow Jones industrial stocic average dropped 508 points, ttie largest In history, on Monday, Oc- tober 19. Some called it a melt- down and others called it Black Monday. Whatever it was, it stripped $500 billion from the mar- ket value of U.S. securities. Right Marine Lt. Col. Oliver North, was a key official in the plan to finance anti-government rebels in Nicara- gua with money from arms sales to Iran. In testimony before the iran-Contra hearings in Washing- ton, North became somewhat of a celebrity. Below Television evan- gelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker said farewell to the PTL ministry after confessing to a sex- ual encounter with a young wom- an. Tammy Bakker bowed out of the broadcasts to undergo treat- ment for drug dependency. Below Right President and Mrs. Reagan greeted Pope Paul 11 when he ar- rived in Miami to begin a nine-city tour of the United States. Far Right President Reagan talks with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev during arrival ceremonies at the White House. The two superpower lead- ers held a three-day summit meet- ing in December and signed a nu- clear arms control agreement. Bottom Right In an effort to keep the Persian Gulf open to naviga- tion, the United States began in July to escort vessels to protect them from Iran, in September the U.S. Navy blew up an Iranian ship that was caught laying mines in the Gulf. Several mines were con- fiscated. Far Bottom It ' s The Place To Be Many people don ' t understand all the work that goes on to make a good foot- ball team. The Wildcats start off in the summer with all day practices with only one short break for lunch. When we all eat together, stated captain Robert Szczechowski, we are building the feel- ing of a family among us, which helps us play together as a team. Fall proc. tices aren ' t as hard, stated captain John Riddle ' 88, but they are cold, cold, cold. Most all the players share one com- mon fear. That is the fear of getting in- jured. Stated Robert Szczechowski ' 88, I fear getting injured and having to sit on the sidelines unable to help my team. Along with fears many have hopes. My hope is to win sectionals and beat the current rushing record. stated Senior Roy White. Through the good and bad the Wild- cats never give up. They play as a team to be the best they can be. Stated sen- ior Robert Szczechowski, It ' s definitely the place to be. Right: Riley Wildcat senior football cap- tains. John Riddle, Troy Williams, and Robert Szczechowski. Below: Roy White ' 88 follows blocker Dave Marietta ' 88 for a first down against Central. i ' . S¥ I Far above: The Riley oHense get set to score at our homecoming against Clay. Left: Tony Brown ' 90, Dennis Murphy ' 89, Jim Keszei ' Se. cott Donathan ' 89, Scott Smith ' 89, and David Weils ' 89 listen carefully at halftime of the Clay game on how to boost Rlleys score back up. Above: Football manager Joelle Webb ' 89 helps care for quarterback John Riddle ' 88 who suffered from a nilld concussion at the Central game. U BS Sk- l imi .■v )(lui W WW|. -  M!l!li Row one: J. Duke, M. Locke, J: ' J. Keszei, T. Williams, R. SzczebhiTwsIci, t. Davis, E. Scales, A. Willis ' J. Scales, C. Korensky, R. White RoW Two: B. Kendall, S. Donothan, M. Miller, J. Meiss, B. Volheim, N. Schrader, E. Moore, J. Rulll, J. Riddle, C. Ander- son, C. Banl s, J. Soimos, S. Cook, j . Mesecar, R. Anderson Row Three: D. Wells, M. Contreii, D. Anderson, J. Sherwood, T. LInderman, L. Waltz R Lambert, D. Murphy, J. Doboslewicz, M. Walsh, M. SIpe, H. Herr, K. Koch - , .. Four; K. Vinegar, C. Dennig, T. Brown, D. Wiiiiams, T. Brown, A. Burgess, T. Starling, T. Pink, T. Berger, T. Bailey, T. Stammich, S. Ruble, P. Manning Row Five: R. Ross, R. Beck, T. Burke, T. Poznanski, T. Kozlowski, T. Cauttman, C. Maytleld, D. Hudgen Row Six: J. Ihns, C. Bean, K. Bodle, J. Dieter, J. Webb, Coaches Steim- back, Jakowiak, Dippel, SzczechowskI, Riegart, Pool, Riddle, SIpe, Met- calfe, Metcalfe Sr., B. Gibbins fnxm BILEr «ltFV ' i-O ' iL ' .j;i -i ii : ' 5 ' il2. J Row One: Coach Steimback, W. Lloyd, V. Daniels, M. Wells, T. Franklin, T. Franko, M. Richards, S. Campiti, T. Butiste, C. Lee, E. Rose, J. Feltz, T. Scott, L. Williams, J. Smith, J. Bowerman Row Two: K. Stallings, K. Thompson, L. Allen, S. Scott, J. Johnson, L. Cole, E. Bliler, L. Clippenger, B. Nagy, t. Stokes, P. Sanchez, T. Feldman, T. Stokes, J. Stopper, D. Mibb, D. Blackburn, C. Kilgore, P. Renfroe, J. Fissette, coach Kratz, Jakowiak ki ' . jf ' ' Opposite left: R. Szczechowski ' 88 is carried oft the field the Elkhart-Riley gami Opposite Right: S. Donothan ' 88 tries to stretch out Jeff Hudgen ' 89 to prepare for one of the many afterschool practices. Jim Berger ' 88 and Jim Keszei ' 88 playfully give Tony Bro-wn ' 90 a lift before practice. Above: After catching a 62 yard l dss from John Riddle ' 88 against Washington, Joe Duke ' 88 reminds Keyon Vinegar who ' s number one. Never Give Up Hope To work as a team, to win, and to always play your best, described the most important hopes of this year ' s volleyball team as stated by senior Wendy Medich. The intensity at prac- tice and extra effort of the team has paid off. The fans were given the ex- perience of exciting rallies and tre- mendous comebacks, yet what do they fear? Being hurt or injured while in a game, remarked junior captain Melanle Freitag. The girls ' demonstrated their pow- er and hustle in their opening games of the South Bend Volleyball Jambo- ree by defeating tough rival St. Joe in the first match. ' Cats discovered that you can never give up hope, you can always improve, comment- ed senior Camllle Coddens. Right: Wendy Medich ' 88 concentrates on making a perfect pass. Varsity Front Row ieft to right): Wandy Medich, Tracy Carson, Erica Freitag, Tammy McCarihy, Coach Denlse OeVault, Nicole Medich. Second row: Melanie Freitag, Shari Orisich, Jennifer GIbboney, Camllle Coddens. Left: Sharl Orlslch ' 88 sets up a spiking attack. B-team Front row: Kris Savlano, Becky Medlch, Lara Vltale. Second row: Heather Leippert, Kim Bowen, Tamml Belledin, Shouna Lee, Jennifer Nansen, Misty Borror, Coacti Drew Danlck. Third row: Melanle Carter, Sasho Moeller, Lorl Chevrie, Lisa Eckenberger, Shea McCioughan, Joey Cherry. Above: Boys ' Cross-Country First row: J. Kara- guchi, C. Stanton, J. Santoro, C. Folley, B. Nau- man, D. Luczkowski, J. Montgomery, Second row: Coach Morningstar, J. Easti, S. Kryder, M. Nagy, T. Bauer, R. Schosker, J. Heyse, K. Bittle. 40 Cross Country Full Of Hope The Boys Cross Country Team showed alot of hope in their great season. The team finished overall with a record of 1 1-2, the team came in second place in the conference only losing to Elkhart Memorial, and also came in second place in the city only losing to Clay. The biggest event of the season was finishing second in the section- als. This year was also the best team Coach Morningstar has coached at Riley. We are a very close team; there is not just one outstanding player, we all contributed to the teams great year. Added Todd Bauer ' 88. This year ' s team is really special, I ' m glad to have been a part of it, re- marked Doug Luczkowski ' 88. The Girls Cross Country Team might not have had the season we would have liked to have, but we were a young team and I believe that next years team will be much better, Stated Jennifer Juday ' 88. Right: Todd Bauer ' 88 and Joe Eash ' 88, race to the finish line. Below: Chris Nethercutt ' 88 strives hard to do her best in the meet. Below: Jennifer Juday ' 3 gives 110% etfort In a girls meet as fans look on. Above Girls Cross-Country Team Left to Right: T. Boerlnga. Coach Boerlnga. K. Leisenrlng. S. McCray, K. Huysye. C. Nethercutt, J. Juday, M. Harrison, J. Gosselln, J. Solmos Qualified And Dedicated The boys tennis team improved considerably this year. They were mentally and physically stronger in their game than last year. Team sup- port, loyalty, and court courtesy were just some of the qualities the tennis team improved on. Carl Henry ' 90, commented, I hope that our qualified and dedicated tennis team can fulfill our goal of becoming physi- cally and mentally more stable in the upcoming years. Right: Co-Captains Doug Berebitsky ' 88 and Scott Sriver ' 88 prepare themselves by prac- ticing before a match. Below: Scott SrIver ' 88 takes time out between matches. Right: Jeremy Longford oo displays his choice of racquets at practice. 42 Boys Tennis Left: Showing excellent form, Carl Henry ' 90 pre- pares for his opponent ' s volley. Below: 1st row Steve Berebltsky, ScoH White, Chad Fred, Andy Battles, Jason Fromm, 2nd row Josh Longford, Steve Genung, Steve Garberick, Jon Rosenberg, Mike Mclntyre, 3rd row Hayden Fisher, Carl Henry, Randy Reed, Doug Berebltsky, Scott Sriver, Jeremy Longford, Jeff Nowokowski , . , ., Boy s Tennis 43 Through Rough Waters Ladycat swimmers wade their way througli rough water. This year the girl ' s had 5 qualifiers, Sarah Black, Michelle Graham, Joelie Hill, Sarah Stout, and Debbie Szucs for the state meet at lUPI. Sarah Stout 89 ' a returning swim- mer said, I had been looking for- ward to the state meet, I qualified for the 200 medley relay. Placing 6th at the state meet in the 100 butterfly was Sarah Black and placing 8th was Debbie Szucs in 100 breast stroke. Even though the seniors will not be returning, our strong underclassmen will fill the void. Right: Team members show their support with Coach Carlton as they cheer on fellow swim- mers. I . lTo ' ' lr ' T ' ti  - ® : ' ° ' ' =■ McGarrlty, K. Humphrey. K. Miller, J. Kripe, B. Hoover, S. Maine, T. Blosse, K. Turnock, Second row: C. Qt . ' « ' „■ ° ' °o ' - ' P ' ev- J- ' . S- Black, M. Graham, B. Ehardt, A. Duford, T. VanDeWalle, Third row: M. Drake, I. Luber, S. Stout, K. Messegllla, D. Szucs, A. Ullery. Left: Divers Michelle Graham 88 ' and Amy Ul- lery 89 ' show the closeness that Is shared on the team. Traditions And Emotions The Riley Swim Team has hod many sectional wins and has cap- tured several state titles, and there seems to be no stopping them. This is due to the dedication, strength and discipline that each swimmer puts torth. The main idea that is put behind the swim team is success and work- ing hard to achieve goals. It is not whether the team wins or loses, it is how they swim, both individually and as a whole. Each swimmer wants to develop himself to his fullest poten- tial. Success is developing your full potential, states Coach Dunlap. The hopes and fears among the team members are basically the same. The fear is failure and the hope is to meet the goal that was set at the beginning of the season, states Craig Fox ' 89. Each race is packed with emotion, and this is dis- played throughout each meet. As all Riley students are able to see, the team is a close unit and is always able to count on for success. This is one tradition that won ' t change with the years. Right: Riley swimmer Craig Fox ' 88 gets a good start at a tiome meet. Row 1: Aaron Hipsher, Steve Pejza, Klrl; Hea , Craig Kilgore, ScoH Dunkelberger, Josh Michaels, Alan London, Chris Overmeyer. Row 2: Scott White, Quinton Huseman, Dan Cole, John Cseh, MaH Kirkpatrick, Clark Hoover, Mike Drake. Row 3: Cara Debuysser, Doug Berebitsky, Brian London, Joel Sumner, Chris Kuehl, Chris Carlson, Joe Koch, Steve Berebitsky, Sarah Black, Teri Carlton. Row 4: Mr. Dunlap, Ryan Kelly, Craig Fox, Karl Peterson, Tim Zimmer, Jim Kendall, Steve Wosick, Jesse Elliot. Upper left: Some of tlie team members display flieir support, which Is an Important part of their success, at a home meet. Top: Captain John Cseh ' 88 shows perfect butterfly form In an Important race. Left: Karl Peterson ' 88 shows that everyone is part of the team by helping Aaron HIpsher ' 91 prepare before he swims. Above: Diver Scott White ' 90 executes a good dive which tributed to a victorious meet. Encouraging Potential This season the Wildcats faced numerous challenges. In the minds of many, they were expected to carry on the record that was produced during the previous season. But Ihe question that resulted was whether or not the team as a whole unit werer mentally strong. Darnell Evans ' 88 agrees that the team possesses this quality. The reason being is that whenever a problem arises among the team we tal e time to work it out before a practice in order to work with each other in a more positive way. Throughout the season the team focused on accomplishments attained during the season. One such victory was the Adams contest in which Riley was awarded a trophy. Basketball is a team sport that requires total cooperation. With the combination of each players skill and strength it was inev- itable to produce a beneficial season in cer- tain aspects , commented Tracey Can- nady. When asked what the future holds for the wildcats Coach Robert Berger replied, The past season has been one of rebuild- ing and as a result of that rebuilding we as a team have built a firm base for future success. Left: Driving toward the basket is Pete Walkey ' 89 in hopes to make a connection. Opposite Page: Tracey Cannody ' 88 dispiays tiis jump- stiot skill during a higli point in ttie game. Varsity: Row 1 Tyron lax, Andre Owens, Tracey Cannady, Sean Taylor, Pete Walkey, Scott WIeczcrek Row 2: Coach Robert Berger, Domell Evans, Mike Draeger, Kevin Ferm, L Jim Keszel, Brian Kendall, Mike Lang. Top Right: Brian Kendall ' 89 passes the ball well past an opponent during a game. Bteam (tront row) Rick Coddens, ScoH Hecht, Scott Smith, Tom Henderson, Erick Ford, (back row) Coach Walkey, Steve Zacrockl, Jason Heyse, Jermal Sylvester, Anthony Rucker, Todd Berger, Chris Carroll, Darrin Stull. (front row) Freshman: Kenny Leedy, Tim Papp, Eric Rose, Erin Adams, Ryan Wamsley, Coach SenM. (row 2): Joe Johnson, Jevan Scruggs, Steve Dobrzyi ows!(i, Jeff Fissett, Doug Black- burn, Andy Battles, Michael Thomas, Chris Ja- kedas. Left: Kevin Ferm ' 88 gets In a shot to help better the score of the game. Recapturing The Spirit Early in the year, Head Coach Pols- grove and assistant coach Colleen Doyle were looking for a good sea- son with a lot of expectations. Unfortunately the girls came out with a 10 win and a disappointing 10 loss season. The second round of section- als ended their season as they were beat out in the second round by La Salle, with a score of 44 to 43. Becky Zumbrum had the record for the most assists in one season, set by Cindy Miller in 1977 of 67 assists. Becky achieved a total of 77 In this season. Nora Weldy had the best single season free throw average of 68.8%. Sheryl Lynch achieved 388 points to beat out the record of 362 points set in 1985 by Sandy Lewis. Sheryl was also named 3rd team all state in Hoosier Basketball Magazine. The lady cats are looking forward to the 88-89 season to start over and get their revenge for the Sectional title for next year. Right: Sheryl Lynch ' 88 goes up tor a jump shot. Girls Varsity: First Row: B. Zumbrum, N. Weldy, S. Lynch, C. Coddens, W. Medich Second Row: Coach Polsgrove, J. Penn, A. Crow, D. Harbrough, R. Daniels, W. Bone, L. Eckenberger, Assistant Coach C. Doyle. tt: Wendy Medich ' 88 shows her talent as he shoots to score points during a home same. elow: Camllle Coddens ' 88 still manages to hoot a basket while being blocked. Girls J.V.: First Row: D. Roe, K. Torek, C. Savlono, C. Ollnger, T. Mottlt, T. Scalan, Second row: J. iVIarkuson, Y. Giiiiam, R. Lentlne, M. Carter, J. Doice, K. Lynch, Coach Coddens Growing And Improving SIcilis Girls ' soccer is a sport fighting for attention at Riley! This year was only the second season of it being a varsi- ty sport. The team is growing and showing definite improvement. Co-captains Susan Allison ' 89 and Jennifer Rose ' 89 hope for the team to grow and improve as it gains ex- perience. Coach Ciro Haraguchi believes the girls ' soccer team has great poten- tial to become a winning team in the near future. I think the reason we ' ve im- proved so much is because of our great coaching staff. They ' re so posi- tive, they ' ve helped improve our atti- tudes, states junior Sarah Fisko. The girls are optimistic about win- ning more games In the future and they hope to gain popularity as they grow and gain experience in the years to come. Above right: Amy Rhodes ' 89 makes an effort to save the ball from going into the goal. Lower right: Liz Bancroft ' 89 practices her soc- cer skills. Above: Making a good pass to a teammate fs what Susan Allison ' 89 enjoys doing. Left: The bicycle kick Is a favorite of Jennifer Rose ' 89. Below: Gabe Huseman ' 91 and Ami MacDon- aid ' 91 show their enthusiasm while waiting to play In the game. jlennlfer Rose, (captain), Amy Rhodes, Susan Allison, (captalri), llz Barr.roft, Team: (Front row) Amanda Crowe, Millie Oklak| Tammy Robinson, Chinda Inthalansy. Back row: Denise Feyos, Cathleen Bancroft, Gabe Huseman, Melanle Myers, Tesse Wilson, Ami MacDonald, Ellse Schri bcr, Keilv Ornoc McLane, Jill Earnest, Coach CIro Haraguchl. A Privilege And A Cliallenge The start of the 1987-88 wrestling season started off with a dominant victory over Munster with many Wild- cats going undefeated. A win lllce that, stated Jeff Franko ' 89, is what motivated us to do well the rest of the season. Being a member of the Wildcat wrestlers Is a privilege as well as a challenge of your mind and your body, stated Chris IVIese- car ' 89. Underclassmen are just as impor- tant as the upper class this year, with sophomore Tony Bailey losing only one match to Penn. Even though we sometimes dread all the hard work and long prac- tices, stated captain Rick Stillson, we hang In there and remember that we will be rewarded in the end when we prove to ourselves and our school what dedication and devo- tion will bring to us. Captain Joe Duke ' 88 wins anotlier match for the Wildcats. Row one: E. Scales, R. Anderson, R. Stillson, J. Duke, A. Moore, B. Powers, V. Daniels, Row two: N. Franklin, S. Richards, D. Anderson, J. Franko, E. Kelly, J. Santoro, C. Banks, C. Lee, J. Williams, T. Feldman, Row three: Coach Robinson, T. Franko, R. Michalak, C. Messecar, T. Pink, R. Beck, J. Scales, A. Davis, Coaches G. Pink, L. Godden Lett: Tony Bailey ' 90 takes down his Washing- ton opponent to gain points for the Wildcats. Below: Jetf Fronko ' 89 sets up his opponent for the tie up. A Definite Ciiaiienge A definite challenge. That sums up what debate class entitles, stat- ed junior Amy Miller. Being a member of the debate team means many hours of dedication and devotion. What you put in to the class always comes out in the wash, replied coach Goodman. The 1987-88 de- bate team has many new members with strong ability for future years, commented senior captain Sean McLane. The team has brought home many trophies and hope to continue bringing them home. The national topic debated this year deals with the current U.S. poli- cy for Latin America. The topic is hard to defend sometimes because it is very broad, Stated Ken Koch ' 89. Many students fear debating ne- gativily on this topic. My biggest fear, stated Shelia Lerman ' 88, is having to debate negative and not having any evidence to back up what I want to prove. Right: Kim Sipocz 89 ' cross examines senior Chris Macknicic in an in class debate. Below: Logically answering a question from David Klosterman ' 88 is Phil Sever ' 88. Below Right: Jeremy Longford 88 ' stands up for what he thinks when he speaks on the cur. rent Latin American problems. • US J. y? • t-UTZ: r ..--H :mii: J , ' X 1 ._J Left: Debate captains Andrew Wilson ' 88 and Sean McLane 88 display their cake at tlie annual debat e captains party. Row One: P. Williams, D. Hoffman, S. Lerman, C.T. Goodman, M. Carik, M. Dremo, Row Two: B. Diamond, K. Kocti, J. Longford, B. VanOoteghem, K. Sipocz, S. McLane, S. Jordan Row Three: J. Goodlink, T. Huston, S. Barrington, J. Vaughn, Row Four: M. Draeger,,P..Sev«r, A. Wilson, A. Miller, B. Gafill, W. Hatcher, P. Macknick Row Five: C. Collins, D. Klosterman, C. Macknick A Unified Staff Time, dedication, and organization all play important roles in putting to- gether the Riley Review. The Review has supplied Riley with useful infor- mation and student opinions in their monthly issues. Senior co-editor Me- lissa Mieike had only one hope, to form a unified staff, for a great pa- per. Junior Sarah Fisko also carries the extra duties of co-editor. Raising money is just one of the tasks per formed by everyone on the staff. Without fundraisers there would be no newspaper! feared junior Mikki Torbenson who is in charge of fund raising. The Review staff has also over come their fear of deadlines by re ceiving top honors for their writing and layout achievements. Right: Abby Silverman and Marcie McKee glance tlirough the Review ad portfolio. Publications Mike Bonham, Marcie McKee, Abby Silverman, Jennifer Perry, Missy Mieli(e, Sheila Lerman, Chlndo Inthalansy, Sarah Fisko, Mikki Torbenson, Stephanie Wigent, Tina Habel, Russ Creaser, Jacquelyn Watklns, David Smith, Andy Mlhaii, Eric Fillmore. 62 Newspaper Journalism class; Above: Tammy Moffitt, Earleen Carter, Erin Maure, Bryan Holland, Hoyden Fisher, Reba Daniels, Stacey Spiegel, Theresa Zerbel, Alan Walling, Jay Wise, Kafhy McNamara, Jennifer Dolce, Lori Hoffman, Wendy Levin, Karen Marlcuson, Dawn Hoffman, Astrld DiLullo, Stephanie Reitz, Jeff Hudgen. f T  Left: Andy Mlhall develops pictures for the Ril- ey Review. For the next edition of the Riley Review, David Smith ' 89 hangs up photos in Publications. li wsp ipor 63 The Wildcat Vocals While most students are fast asleep, A dedicated group known as the Concert Choir is up and singing at 6:45 in the morning. The Choir like any other class, is a learning situa- tion. However, performance Is re- quired and perform they did. After a very successful holiday concert the choir took part in the Corporations Fine Arts Extravaganza Jubilation and finished off the school year with their annual Evening of Song . This year The Choraliers per- formed throughout the South Bend- Mishawaka area. According to Eric Newcomer ' 89 We are average be- tween 20 to 25 performances during the school year. The Choraliers have Inspired many of our communi- ty ' s elderly and disabled residents by taking thei r talents to several Convalescent Centers. And In addi- tion to singing and dancing their way into the hearts of various church and school organizations they have been called upon to entertain at dinners for Professional and Business Groups as well. Yes, Our Wildcat Vocals are truly dedicated! Right: J. Longenecker ' 88 shows expression while she performs at a concert. mm w How 1: v. Weber, W. Wert, A. Krol, C. Manwarren, P. Fisco, M. Schwing, K. Foley, D. Helnrick, B. Green, C. Wert, S. Overmyer, L. Dunlap, M. Brcasur, Row 2: K. Bancroft, J. Longnecker, W. Heinrlch, T. Tretheway, E. Foster, C. Berry, M. Wilson, K. Smith, S. Thornberg, W. Trost, J. Smith, Row 3: D. Piper, M. Thompson, L. Bancroft, H. Paige, S. Clomboys, J. Bowerman, R. Ketfer, E. Newcomer, D. Stordol, C. EIek, K. Newton, J. Perry, Q. Smith, Row 4: J. Mllness, A. Hostrozer, H. Reese, B. Hoover, S. Balog, N. Dame, D. Blackburn, J. Kline, T. Thompson, D. Kline, L. Murphy, H. Dobslaw, K. Farcus, K. Kimble, D. Miller. striving For Perfection The Riley Orchestra has continued to be one of the best In the city. Ev- ery year the group plays many con- certs, tours, and goes to local and state contests. Much time is involved in being a member of the orchestra. Many musicians practice and per- form outside of school. This is essen- tial in making the group the best it can be. Conductor Mrs. Fisher strives for perfection every day teaching her students all she knows. Kenny Lit- tle ' 89, stated, I like orchestra be- cause it gives me a chance to re- lease my frustrations and express myself. Music surrounds all of us. The experience of orchestra can only add to these surroundings and enrich our lives. Top: Mrs. Fisher conducts the orchestra to her perfection as Sam Barrington ' 89, watches closely. 1st Row: Wendy Fergusson, Kenny Little, Heather Weeks, Amy MacDonald, Debbie Johnson, Nora Weldy, Mark Morey, Robert Davidson. 2nd Row: Sam Barrington, Bob Samarich, Nancy Schwartz, Felicia Forrest, Cara DeBuysser, Shane Moelier, April Lymburner, Ann Smith, Kevin Smith, Liz Bancroft, Paige Laderer, Kathleen Bancroft. 3rd Row: Mrs. Fisher, Julie Oworecki, Michelle McCarthy, Kristy Stoner, Melisa Switalski, Lori Greenwood, Kim Bowen, Joy Gosselin, Brian Kendall. Bottom rigtit: Rob Davidson 88, leads the cello section through o dittlcult passage. Discovering Our Hidden iVIusicai Taients For many people a football game ' s half-time sttow is the best part. Ever since Riley first became a high school It has possessed one of the best marching and concert bands in the city. This year, two of our three Drum Majors received first class rankings at Smith Walbridge Drum Major Camp. When asked what it meant to be rated First Class, Senior Drum Ma- jor Todd Bauer replied, it was an honor for Kirk VanOoteghem and I to have been able to earn this award. Every two years over spring break our band is invited to Disney World to march in the Electric Light Parade. It ' s really fun and a great opportuni- ty to show the rest of the country how well we perform, stated Senior Saxophonist Dave Elkins. Being in the band can help one dis- cover their hidden musical talents. Senior Gary Pfledderer said that, Being in the band has made me a better musician. Right: Matt Sorensen 88 ' , Mike Broadstreet 90 and ttie rest of the trumpet section play their hearts out during a haif-time perfor- mance. Row 1: K. Van Ooteghem, T. Bauer, M. Hanover. Row 2: G. Kohier T Bettner, P. Szaday, T. Harris, T. Acito, M. Vaughn, J. KaHerhelnrich. Row 3: K. Klrpatricl , K. Frazier, A. Beyer, A. Crowe, D. Kiine, J. Riley, K. Dwart J Hill. Row 4: S. Stolces, M. Yates, T. Zimmer, R. Steele, D. Elkins, R. Morton G Pfledderer, D. Sorocco, C. Overmyer, J. Wallace. Row 5: E. Lawson S Genung, D. Hall, S. Woods, K. Scarbrough, B. Swanson, C. Thompson P Schlemmer, M. Broadstreet. Row 6: L. Dunlap, N. Nusbaum, M. Sorensen, W. Cook, M. Weber, K. Foley, D. Bennett, E. Schreiber, D. Grimmer, M. Schwing, H. Bechtold, K. Acito, Row 7: K. Lee, T. Jodway, C. Hitchcock, S. Moeiier, A. Hostrawser, R. Obenchain, E. Decker, D. Olmstead, K. St. Ger- main, N. Taylor, A. Silverman, T. Cannady. Row 8: A. Fountain, S. Overe- meyer, L. Campbell, M. Myers, D. Nethercutt, T. Vandewalle, K. St. Ger- main, B. Geracl, D. Barksdaie, L. Nitka, A. HaraguchI, K. Tarnacki. Row 9: J. UJdak, T. Humphrey, S. Ashford, N. Szymanski, K. White, S. Vitale, L. Rucker. Top Right: Assistant Drum Major Matt Hanover 91 conducts the band during a halftlme performance. Top Left: Members of the Riley Band show great enthusiasm while watching the game. Left: Todd Harris 88 ' cheers Riley on to a vic- tory In the last minutes of the game. Above: Kathy Frazler 88 ' shows her school spirit by clashing her symbols. Continuing ScKiool Spirit It is the most exciting way to show school spirit. I feel satisfaction and pride in cheering for Riley, states Tina Cannady, ' 89. Not only is it enjoyable for the Poms ' to perform, but, It is exciting for the crowds as well; Poms ' have provided Riley with superb halftlme and pep assembly entertainment. The Riley PomPon squad is one of the best in the city. With 15 girls on the squad and 2 captains, they per- form at different school functions. During the summer, members of the varsity and a few B-team mem- bers go to camp to better their per- formance and coordination level. They came home with a hand full of awards and trophies, including the highest honor. The Plaque of Excel- lence. With the help of sponsor Leia Rob- erts, they will continue to show their school spirit. It.| | tt%s Above: B-team members: (back row): Shaunte Ashford, Sue Garbaez, MIkko Jones, Trion Blount, Sam Deka, Carma Grundy, Karen Holtzberg, Me- gan Pethe, Front row: Kyra RadomskI, Melissa Wallace, Valerie Wriglit, Tearsa Broadnax, Alisa Fountain, Amy Uiiery, Kim Sipocz. 70 Pom-Pon Lett: Pertorming to Big Spender during hall- time, Poms convey the style in many expres- sions. Below: Kristi Lee ' 89 and Joanne UJdak ' 89 show that they enjoy performing for the stu- dent body. Bottom: Abby Silverman 89 displays her pret- ty smile during a performance. Varsity Poms: (front row): Heidi Bechtold, KrIstI Lee, Emily Lawson. Middle: Leslie Dunlap, Kim Acito, Nicole Nusbaum, Pam Sorenson, Steph- anie Stokes, Back row: Karyn Tarnacki, Abby Silverman, Tracy Jodway, Jennl Wallace, Tina Cannady, Joanne UJdak, Vianda Hill. Riley ' s Pep Band has a new zing that really resembles todays music. They play at pep assemblies to keep the beat of our South Side Pride vi- brant. The students rely upon heavy drum beating to loud clashing of in- struments to follow the ranting and raving routines. Right: Kirk Vanootenham ' 90, plays the drum with sl(ill and concentration. Pep Band Above: K, St. Germain, S. Moellar, D. Olmstead, K. KIrkpatrlcic, I. Johnson, Second Row: N. Somansic, K. St. Germain, Obenchain, A. Haustrowser, S. Makeiy, K. Dwart. Third Row: T. Bettener, K. Vanootenham, D. Klein, P. Szaday, D. Sorocco, E. Schreiber, M. Hanover, C. Thompson Fourth Row; Mr. Engenman, M. Broadstreet, M. Schwing, K. Bodel, S. Vitale, C. Overmyer, M. Weber, S. Woods, K. Foley. Jazz Band Above Top: T. Betteer, M. Vaughn, D. Elkins, P. Schlemmer Second Row: K. Vanootenham, Mr. Engeman, S. Richards, C. Thompson, S. Moellar, B. Swanson, D. Sorroco, P. Szaday. Cindy Thompson and Kerry Foley are raising the spirits of Riley At a pep Sonya Woods and Matt Weber Play their best to for the cheerleaders assembly. an ©V- Enthusiasm And Pride Each Wildcat cheerleader hopes to please the crowd and encourage the teams. Also, there are certain qualities which each squad pos- sesses. Some of these are spirit, pride and energy. All of this shows through in their cheers, stunts and chants. The squads practiced throughout the summer as well as during the school year. Their hard work and en- ergy were rewarded by their perfor- mance at camp. They attended camp at Ball State last summer. The J.V. and Varsity squads performed a pom routine, and won first place. They also captured the camp cham- pionship award. We have a lot of fun baking cook- ies for the teams and promoting gen- eral school spirit, states Tracy Kiel- ton. The cheerleaders are obviously a vital part to Riley ' s spirit and pride! Right: Kelli Stoller shows her excitement with a perfect jump atter Riiey scores. Bottom: Varsity squad: R ow 1: Earleen Carter, Kelli Stoller, Tracy Kielton ' 88, Sara Herczeg. Row 2: Sue Aricic, Pam Williams. S Cheerleading 75 Scholarship And Leadership The National Honor Society recog- nizes tiigh schooi students who have proven themseives highiy competi- tive in scholarship and leadership. It gives them the opportunity to asso- ciate with each other and share Ideas. NHS gives these enthusiastic students the support and discipline which enables them to persevere. The weight of membership builds their character and encourages them to either maintain their stand- ing, or to progress and refine their achievements. The Society ' s final Commitment Is to service. NHS uni- fies these students and guides them in their duty to serving their school and their community. Stephen Genung NHS President Right: N.H.S. Vice President Jeremy Langford ' 88 congratulates new member Jennifer Mo- tiaupt-Mayers ' 88 witti a confident tiand- shake. Senior N.H.S. Members — First Row: D. Johnson, R. Miller, J. MohauptMayers, H. Dobslaw, T. Tomlinson, J. Langford, S. Genung. Second Row: S. McLean, B. MIkel, A. Wilson, B. VanOoteghem, T. VanderWalle, N. Taylor, L. DeVorkln. Third row: K. Peterson, T. ZImmer, S. Lawson C Hitchcock, K. Wallace, R. Davidson, C. Csakny. Fourth Row: D. Hoffman, K. Farkas, C. Coddens, S. Black, M. Carik, C. NethercuH L Campbell. Fifth Row: D. Elklns, A. HaraguchI, G. Pflederrer, T. Bauer, M. MIeIke, S. Herczeg, H. Tetzlaff. Sixth Row: T. Kielton, E. Lawson K Sfoller, H. Anderson, S. Sriver, R. Reed, L. Dunlap. Last Row: T. Fillmore, G. Robblns, M. Morey, G. Carik, J. Montgomery, J. Goodlink M Dremo.   Junior N.H.S. Members — First Row: T. Capparetta, D. Stordhol, J. Sumner, D. Sorocco, A. Crowe, K. LiHie. Second Row: S. Overmeyer, A. Goodiinic, K. Acito, B.J. Geraci, L. Gray, K. Bittie. Tliird Row: S. Balog, O. Szucs, M. Thompson, C. Mesecar, C. Pugh, K. Sipocz, T. Spann. V. Love. Fourth Row: L. Bancroft, S. Aiiison, R. Deai, S. Fisito, L. Greenwood, J. Gray, T. Buchanan, T. Reams. Last Row: C. Stanton, S. Garberieic, S. Smith, P. Wailcey, S. Cool(, M. Lang, D. Goldwin. Valuable Organizations At Riley High School there are many valuable organizations set up tor the purpose to serve the student body. Student Council is the student ori- ented government of Riley High School. It is set up to help the student body and in some cases, the sur- rounding communities. Food drives, flower funds, and donating to worthy organizations are a few of the ser- vices that Student Council performs. Student Council President Sara Herczeg stated, if there is a prob- lem, Student Council will take care of it. Also we raise the funds for any extra activities at Riley. S.A.D.D. — Students Against Drunl( Driving Is an organization set up for the purpose of getting help from the student body to help prevent people from drinking and driving, ex- plained Kerry Foley ' 91. Guardian Angels is a group of stu- dents gathered for the purpose to glv6 moral support to the Riley Boys Swim Team. G.A. is a rewarding ex- perience although it is a lot of work, stated sophomore Anna Sisco. Left: Brett Michel ' 88 and Sara Hercieg ' 88 discuss an upcoming Student Council meet- ing. Stjidsnf Counoii: Front Row: N. Medlch, J. Longford, S. Herczeg, B. Michel: Second Row; E. Eddy, L. Rucker, D. Blackburn, P. FIsko, L. Lawson, 4. MIeIke, S. Main, H. Weeks: Tfiird Row: S. Wrubie, A. SIsco, S. Overmyer, L. Vltale, B. Geraci, K. Aclto, L. Eckenberger, J. Riddle, C. Coddens, H. Tetzlafi, S. Kryder, T. Harris, M. Freitag, S. Lawson, J. Dieter, L. Dunlap, T. Kieiton, K. Radomski, J. Itins: Fourtti Row: R. Kelly, K. Luczkowsk), C. Carroll, R. Coddens, C. Hoover, R. Lentlne, S. Barrington, M. Cantrell, A. Wilson, H. Fisher, R. Reed, S. Genung, R. Stilison, A. Silverman, T. Vells, C. Mesecar, B. Kendall, C. Fox, S. Quach, K. Ferm D. Fronf Row; S. Overmever, H. fiuach, W. Swathwood, S. Suach, R. Anderson, VT MSolanlSfrnrtSics, M. Dremo, M. Thompson, Dobslaw, J. Longford, S. McLeine; Second Row: B. Geraci, L. Gray, T. White, J. Vougn, L. Murphy, L. Dunlop; Third Row: A. Dworecki, K. Debuysser, S. Arick, R. Stlllson, S. Kelsick, S. Lee, C. Wert, K. Foley Guardian Angels Front Row: S. Makely, T. Humphery, K. Kryder, I. lawson, D Rr ■ i .jlr , D Faidrnon, B Ehor Cannady, A. Fountain, L. NItka, K. Lee, K. Aclto, N. Taylor: Second Kovr. ! , , W. Levin, i. C cr,. r , ' Third Row: J. Hogel, N. Zimmer, J. Lehman, S. Balog, A. Goodlink, K. Tornacki, K. Messaglla, X. M ' ; ;. Cripa r): rK-.r.. The Pride Of The South Side ' ' Imagine a school with no spirit. No cheerleaders, no pom pon squads, and no pep assembles. No pep assemblies! Riley is known for showing its spirit at games, sectionals, and especially at pep assemblies. Whether we ' re patron- izing a home game or celebrating a ri- val victory, assemblies are a tradition- al part of Wildcat history. Even twenty years from now, give me an ' R, ' will send a surge of spirit in each of us. We ' ll remember the energetic pom routines, the rhythmic cheers, and the spontan- aeity of the Senior section. Our pep assemblies have included everything from plaques to banners to bananas. Our outrageous games with faculty and athletes encouraged a bit of laughter and craziness in everyone. Keep the tradition, keep the spirit, and Riley will always be the pride of the South Side. Top Right: Number 60 Jeff Hudgen ' 88 rip through the spirit banner to Join his team- mates on the floor. Above Left: Camiiie Coddens ' 88, Tracy Car- son ' 89, Judy Penn ' 89, Wendy Medich ' 88, Meianie Freitag ' 89, and Jenifer Gibboney ' 89 wave doliar biils in piace of white hankies to show Riiey spirit. Right: Principal Aigie Oidham proudly displays awards won by Riley ' s cheerleading squads. Top Left: Kelli Stoller ' 88 enthusiastically dis- plays the tropies the squads won at cheer- leading camp. Top Right: Doug Brebitsky ' 88 claps lor the South Side at a winter pep assembly. Left: Wendy Medich ' 88, and Joe Duke ' 88 demonstrate one of the many outrageous games that Senior athletes participate in at Riley pep assemblies. The Sport Of Champions Who wrote Crime and Punish- ment? What is the formula for salt? These are just a sampling of the questions that Quiz Bowl members try to be quicic, and correct, In an- swering. Although speed Is a major factor in Quiz Bowl, accuracy Is Inte- gral. Competition has been fierce, but the Wildcats have prevailed. Prac- tices and practice meets combined to fully develop the Riley team. The spirit of competition, and the thrill of victory, are what makes Quiz Bowl the sport of champions. Left: Sean House ' 90, Laurie Murphy ' 88, and Stephanie Overmyer ' 89 are prepared and confident in presenting their answers at prac- tice. auiz Bowl: (First Row) S. Overmyer, A. Goodiinic, G. Cleaver, C. Hitchcock, J. Goodlink, K. Farkas, S. Moeilar. Second Row: T. Aclto, S. Balog, S. Genung, W. Quach, S. McLean. Project Teach A Step Ahead We may learn the basics of read- ing, writing, and arithmetic, but we never iearn to apply that icnowiedge to the career we want to pursue. With the Introduction of Project Teach at Riley, students wanting to become teacliers can be given infor- mation, given lectures, and given the time to answer questions any of them may have about the teaching field. With the addition of Project Teach, we have given students a head start on their careers. We are shaping and molding their futures and what better way than through open opportunities. Left: Laurie Murphy ' 88, Stephanie Overmyer ' 89, and George Cleaver ' 90 concentrate on a winning answer. Pro]ect Row K. BIttle. BCt Teach: (First Row) C. Mesecar, N. Medlch, C. Fox, J. Juday, A DuFord, M. Freltag, J. ©oselyn, L. Hoffman, W. Wirt, H Miller. Second : P. Laderer, L. Luber, S. Herczeg, T. Knox, B. Ehdhart, D. Dennig, D. Dennin, D. Hoftman. S. FIsco, V. Hill, J. DeLaurelle, K. White, W. Levin. Into A Brighter Future Here at Riley we have an excellent way to prepare you for your future. It ' s called Co-op. For many of us it has provided good job experiences as well as attending regular classes. Sheryl Meek ' 89 stated, I appreci- ate the job at Bendix I received from these classes. Kim Stoll ' 89 replied, I think it ' s great to have on-the-job training as well as classroom objectives. HERO — Home Economics Coopera- tive Education, students are interest- ed in such fields as fast food chains. COE — Cooperative Education, stu- dents are interested in a career in the office field. ICT — Industrial Cooperative Train- ing, students are interested in a trade or technical field. M DE — Marketing and Distributive Education, students are interested in sales or sale management. HERO: K. Ankin, I. Thomas, P. Middleton, T. Young, B. Freeman, L. Forest, K. Rowe, M. Rogers, K. Ankin, C. White, C. McKinney, T. Scott, V. Barton, K. Craig ICT: First row: C. Wiison, K. Dotson, L. Knudson, C. Brock, S. Marker, S. Stewart, D. Gary, D. Diggins, Mr. Fenners Second row: C. Anderson, L. Pidgeon, C. Foster, J. Switaiski, K. Andryslak, S. Sriver, S. O ' Bannon, Third row: C. Stokes, S. Diggins, K. Adams, C. Cook, B. Moftitt 2°,!; .. ' ' ft ' ®:. ° ® ' ° ' I Reed, T. Williams, K. Galloway, H. Kadar, L. Eperjesi, S. Noble, S. Hildebrand, S. Skelton, W. Heilman, I. Caldwell, L.A. Hull, C. Harrison, T. Kramer, V. Allen, S. Heilman, M. Parsons M DE: First row: A. Evans, S. Meek, M. Parrack, D. Smith, J. Balint, E. Dunn, J. Hattieid, D. Avers Second row: Mr. Mammolenti, C. Doyle, T. McFarland, T. Sears, M. Tucker Third row: B. Peirson, D. Eggert, B. Holleman, J. Pearce, C. Stevens, B. Sailors, S. Galloway, J. Ponzica FACUITY ACADEMICS FACUITY ES CLERK ., . ACADE1 The principals provide a positive direction for the Riley students in their pursuit for a good education. They bring discipline into the school and strive to make for a positive edu- cational environment. It is difficult for the students to real- ize the hard work and long hours necessary for this job, and it is even more difficult for the students to ap- preciate It. What would Riley be without our principals? One Riley student states, Without them, this school would be total chaos! You can recognize our head princi- pal, Algie Oldham, by his friendly smile. You see him between classes greeting students and getting to know everyone. Assistant principals JoAnn Fox and George McCullough are seen making occasional visits to the dif- ferent classes here at Riley. Freshman Josh Volheim states, The principals here are the nicest I ' ve ever met! Although some stu- dents think the principals are too tough, the majority are satisfied. Right: Assistant Principal JoAnn Fox wades through her paperwork at the beginning ot the day. p cc The Nicest I ' ve Ever Met! Left: Principal Algie Oldham starts every new day at work with a smile. Above: Assistant Principal George McCul- lough discusses the day ' s agenda with secre- tary Carole Gray. Administration 89 Riley Faculty Hopes To Be The Best Pauline Abraham Librarian Robert Allison Guidance Bobbie Avance Security Sharon Baker Special Ed. Ken Becknell Tutor Assistant Leon Bendit Math Robert Berger Science John Berta Athletic Director Richard Besinger Industrial Arts Burton Brenneman History Margaret Cassidy Guidance James Crowe Hearing Impaired Fedora Costas Spanish p. Abrahom — Librarian; B.A., M.A., Unlw. o( Northern Iowa., I.U.; R. Alllion — Guidance: BS., M.S., N.D.; B. Avance — Security; S. Baker — Special Ed.; B.S., M.S., lUSB.; K. Becknell — Special Ed; B.S., El. Ed., lUSB., M.S., El. Ed., cert M.S., L.D.; L. Bendll — Math; B.S., M.A., I.U.; R. Berger — Science; B.A., M.S.; Ball State; J. Berta — Athletic Director; B.S., M.S., I.U., lUSB; R. Besinger — B.S., M.A., Ball State; 8. Brenneman — History; B.S., M.A., +30 I.U., lUSB., Purdue; C. BuczynskI — COE; B.S., M.S.; J. Carlson — Moth; B.S., M.S., lUSB: M. Cassidy — Quid, ance; A.B., M.S., Westminster College I.U.; C. Clarke — Phyt. Ed.; B.S., M.S., I.U.; J. Clayton — Science; B.S., M.S., I U , N.D.: R. Clements — B.A., M.A., St. Johns. N.D., Phd.; M. Coddens — Moth; B.S., M.S., lUSB; I. Coleman — Security; F. Costas — Spanish; B.S., M.S., lUSB., I.U., Univ. ot Puerto Rico; Thomas Deshone Band Edward Faulhaber Math Marilyn Fisher Orchestra Eliie Fitzpatrici Science John Fioyd Security JoAnn Fox Assistant Principal Joyce Garretson English Wally Gartee Phys. Ed. Ephie Gevas Latin Larry Gooden Science Charles Goodman English Sandy Gorney Cafeteria Ann Hamilton Art JoAnn Hammond Guidance T. OeShon — Band B.M.E., M.A. Northweitem: C. Dipprt — HWory M.S., B.S., IN State Univ.; D. Dunlop — History; M.S.,  .$., I.U.; J. Eorhart — Guidance, Secretary; C P.S., P.S.P.. J. Enoeman — Band; B.S., M.S., Boll State I.U.: E. Faulhaber — Matli; B.S., Master ' s Bethel: J. Fenters — OECA M DE B.S., M.S., I.U.; M. FInley — tngllsh; A.B., M.S. ' ,iate Univ. I.U.; Fisher — Orchestra; B.M.E, M.S. I.U. ? Hi,r, I.U.S.B. E. fltip rick: J. Floyd — Securliy J. Fox — AsslstonI Principal; B.A, M.S., N.D., I.U.: J. Oarretion — EnciUh; B.S., M.S., ©artee — Phys. Ed.; B.S., M.A., Ball State; E. Oevas W. - lotin; s A., LM.A., Univ. Athens, Oreece, Rul eus Ujiik., Ii ' den — Science, B.5., lUSI, Oepauw; C. Goodmc ■ — ; Speech, Debate; M.S., I.S., N.D., I.U.; S. Oomy . - ule- Hamilton — Art; B.S., M.A., M)., MJ5.; J. l-famrncl - once; B.S., M.S., IN. Slotv: Better Than The Rest Bob Harke Science Wilma Harris Home Economics Nancy Harter English Dorothy Haydon English Sondra Hojnack! English Todd Hoover Photography, Yearbook Advisor Ricttard Horvath Science Judy Hums Learning Disabilities Cindy Igaz Business Shirley Jenkins Library Leona Johnston English Marcia Kovas Publications, Journalism Joseph Kreitzman Business James Krider History B. Harke — Science; B.A., M.S., Purdue, N.D., W. Harrll — Home EC.; B.S., M.A., Tenn. Stote Univ.; N. Harter — English D.S., M.A., M.S., Manchetfer, N.O., I.U.; D. Haydon — Engllih; MA., 8.S., I.U.; S. Hojnaekl — English; B.S., M.S., Boll State, i.U.; R T. Hoover — YeartMok Advisor, Photography; B.S., M.A., M.f A., I.U., N.D.; R. Horvoth — Science; I.U., B.S., M.S., In Secondary Ed.; J. Hums — Learning DIsabllHIes; C. Igaz — Business; S. Jenkins — library; B.S., IN State Univ., M. A.T., i.U.; L. Johnston — English; B.S., M.S., Clarion State, I.U.; J. Kaust — Drama; I.U., B.S., N.D., M.A.; N. Kent — English; B.S., M.S., WIttenburg Univ., Bethel, I.U.; O. Klelton — Spanish; B.S., M.S., I.U.; F. Klene — History; B.S., M.S., M.SA., M.A., Kansas Slats, Colorado Univ., Purdue, N.S N.D.; D. Klltzke — Business Ed.; B.S., M.S., Ball State, Univ. ot CI., I.U., Western Mich., Univ. Wis.; J. Koellner — Chemistry; B.S., M.A.T., M.S.. N.D.; M. Ko-i vas — Publlcallons, Journalism; B.A., M.S., E.O., N.D., lUSB; J. Kreitzman — Business Ed.; A.B., M.S., Hanover Coll., I.U.; J. Krider — History; A.B., M.A., St. Edwards Unhr. In Memory Of Carl Lauver Science Teacher March 10, 1950- November 8, 1987 So live, that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm, where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not, like the quarry-slave at night, Scourged to his dungeon, but, sustained and soothed. By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave. Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. — William Cullen Bryant lorma Kronewitter Nurse Antoinette Laiber Home Economics Tlieresa Lauver Hearing Impaired Stuart Levee Speclai Ed. Cindy Luke Frencti Robert Mammolenti ICT Jotin McAllister Industrial Arts nwlHer — Nurse; A. Laiber — Home tc, M.A., Ball M.I,U.;M.law8on — Hmory;B.S., M.S. ;S l ■, . - SpMlol M.A.. Purau ;  . Mommolenll — ICT; «.t.. H.I.. in Stc ' o; J. ift.U.; T. louver - Hearing Impaired; B.S., Ball State, M.S., Ed. B.S., M.S., IN Stote, lUSB; C. Luke tn-r, e.i , Honover V.AIIl.ter - Induilrlol Art. - B.S.. M.A . W. Ml t rh lliSC; Faculty Possesses Fears George McCuUough Assistant Principal Linda McDougal Mary McMann French Ronald Metcalfe Math Patricia Moriarty English Larry Momingstar Moth Ralph Pieniazkiewicz | Industrial Arts Gordon Polsgrove History Richard Praklet Industrial Arts Otha Reese Business Education Jeanne Renbarger English Barbara Rhoadarmer German G. McCullough — Asilstont Principal; B.A., U.S., M.A., lUSIj M. McMann — French A.B., M.S., Ball State, I.U.; R. Metcalfe — Moth; B.S., M.A., Univ. of Evantvllle, Ball State; D. Miller — Ctioll; B.S., M.A., Wlttenburg Univ.; N.D.; P. Moriarty — English; B.A., M.S., SI. Mary ' s, N.D., I.U.; I. Mornlngttor — Math, Com. pi tera; S.S., M.A.T., M.S., N.O.; C. Morrical — Math; M.S., t.S., Ball State, Purdue; e. Murphy — English; B.S., M.A., St. Francis, N.D.; I. Nellans — Phys. Ed.; B.S., M.A., Anderson, lUSB; f. Nelson — English; B.S., M.A., Ball State, N.D.; A. Oldham — Head Principal; B.A., M.A., Tenn. State Univ., N.D., I.U.: P. Pa- pay — Cafeteria; J. Peterson — 5 Math; R. Plenlazkewlcx — Industrial Arts; B.S., M.A., Murray State Univ., Andrew ' s Univ.; e. Polsgrove — History; M.A., B.S., I.U., Taylor,; R. Proklelt r Industrial Arts; B.S., tall State; O. Reese — Business Ed.; B.4 B.S., lUSB, Lane Coflege; J. Renbarger — English; B.S., M.S., B. Rhoadarrrter — German; B.A., San Francisco State. Right: Taking a break from hi« (ecHir« Ht. Kiene explains an asslgnmenf to (Wilte Hiah- field ' 91. Jacl ie Vanderwiede Home Economics John Vanderwiede Mgth Caroi Waiiace Math l_ Roberts — Business Ed.; B.S., Alabama State; I. Robinson — Secretary Main OfHce; M. Roiewicz — Art; B.S., M.A., I.U., M.D.; e. Slack — Special Ed.; F. SmIHi — Engllsti; B.S., Belliel, M.A.T., H.D.; S. Smith — Math; B.S., M.S., Alvorno College, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; R. Smith — Science; B.S., M.S., N.D., I.U.; J. Steblns — latin; A.B., M.A., I.U., Univ. cl li ; o ' :, llnl . ol Western Michigan; R. Taylor — History; 0 ' -.u.o, B.S., N.D., M.S., I.U.; O. Thomas — Ouldance: B.S., ti ' .A., Northwestern, N.D., lUSB; D. ThomhIII — Security; Educated In Canada; C. Totten — Moth; B.S., M.S., I.U., lUSB; J. VanderwoIIo — Book- store; f. Vanderwiede — Home Ec.; i. Vanderw .!:., M.A., Western Michigan, N.D.; C. Wallocv M.A.. Clark Colic 5;, H.D. But Have Abundant Hopes Jim Warren Health Cafeteria Front: Elaine Pycllk, JoAnn Cauglin, Yong Toth. Ollle Lawhorn, Peggy Papay, Mary Bernatti. Back: Millie Medicli, Linda Wester, Pat Wagnerowski, Donna Sotlch, Sandy Garvey, Hildagarde Firestone. J. Warren — Heal h, Phys. td.; B.S., M.A., BoH State, Anderion J. Whilmer — Health: M.S.. B.S., I.U.; N. Wlond — Business Ed.; _ Engllsli: B.A., M.A., I.U. College; N. Werge — Blllnguol,: A.B., E.S.L., Douglass College; John Wlbbens — Science; B.S., M.S., Ball State, I.U. f. Wilson Better Prepared To Fulfill Hopes The advanced technology of our society has greatly influenced the Math and Computer fields. Many classes here at Riley, such as Alge- bra, Geometry, Algebra Trig, Calcu- lus and Computer Programming help students in their preparation for pos- sible careers using their knowledge in these areas. Joel Sumner states I hope to have a career in Computer Programming . Another stu-ex- presses her feelings by stating I feel that these classes prepare us for col- lege or any type of carrer we choose. Even if the career doesn ' t deal with business, it is good training and knowledge. , state Tara Harris ' 88. With the help of Riley ' s Math and Computer departments, students have the opportunity to be better prepared to fulfill their hopes and dreams. Right — Chris Daniels, ' 90, practices typing on his computer. Below left — Larry Cllpenger, ' 91, attentively works on his math assignment. Below Right — Renee Lentlne, 90, copies her geometry work on the board. w« r ■ . , . ' . - - pN K • i ' ' y % ' lee P( I v A plQf e Nil m H 3 z w p Above Left: Shawn Minor, ' 91, uses mathmatl- cal tools to complete his algebra assignment. Expanding Minds Reading, vocabulary, and discus- sion. These three basics provide the foundation for English at Riley. Reading expands our minds and opens doors to worlds of love, hate, war, and death, while vocabulary allows us to use lan- guage to define our innermost emo- tions and feelings. Through discussion we broaden our perspectives and gain new and powerful ideas. We can better understand our assignments, papers and novels through discussion, be it in class or simply between student and teacher. Without these tools of English we are expressionless beings. Riley ' s English Department prepares not only for col- lege but provides the opportunity to learn a practical use for English in the future. Top Right: J.J. MIeIke ' 89 concentrates on The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck for an Engllsti assign, ment. Above: William Swattiwood ' 89 knows tliat through reading and learning vocabulary he will achieve success. Right: Curtis Bittle ' 91 discovers the art of appre- ciating literature. History Through Maps And Legends Narrow, dark, and dirt-filled trenches line the countryside. You haven ' t eaten for three days, but your squadron needs your leader- ship and keen firing eye. We are not in Vietnam or Nicaragua, but in France during the Second World War. History can be exciting if we put ourselves in the place of our fore- fathers. Psychology, Economics, and Government aii contribute to our So- cial Studies department. By learning about our history, our governments, and our minds, we learn about life and how to live it. Bottom Left: Carrie Pugti ' ' 89 Is determined to complete tier History assignment. Bottom Right: Laron McGee ' 88 proudly dis- plays the symbols of our freedom; the flag and Constitution. Expanding Our Understanding Of Tlie Worid The Foreign Languages at Riley are a great experience for everyone who talces one or more of the lan- guages offered: French, German, Spanish, or Latin. The classes study not only the language, but also the various areas of culture: foods, dress, and customs. There are many hopes and fears which accompany the study of a For- eign Language. Each student hopes to learn the verb conjugations, vo- cabulary words, and grammar. Some of the fears are the final exam, and teachers who ask that only the target language be spoken in the classroom. Why is Foreign Language impor- tant? Foreign Languages are the basis for understanding ourselves and other peoples of the world, says Mr. Stebbins, Latin teacher. Overall, The Foreign Language De- partment at Riley offers various ex- periences that are valuable to each student in some way. Right: Sara Danch 90, Melanle Carter 90, and Dana Feldman 90 display their spirit for Ger- man by holding up the native flag in class. Above: Allsa Fountain shows her enthusiasm for the language In Latin class. Right: David Wells 89, Anna HaraguchI 88, Les- lie Dunlap 88 and Jessica Mllnes 88 get ready to feast at the Foreign Language lunch. Top: Foreign exchange students Oldeon Franck 88 and Maria Dremo 88 teach Tammy Tretheway 88, Laura Campbell 88, and Robbie Stewart 88 about the foreign ways of eating and drlnlclng In French class. Left: Nora Weldy 88, Heather Tetzlaff 88, Joe Eash 88, and Kelll Sfoller 88 toast to a great year at a German class party. Above: Sharon Makley 90 looks as though she Is enjoying her classwork In Spanish. Right: Joe Johnson ' 89 and Jeff Stiffler ' 91 cut wood to precise measurements during Wood Shop ciass. Below: Eddie Scales ' 88 and Sean Rhode ' 88 work together on a Drafting assignment. Bottom: Eric Frye ' 88 listens to the engine in Auto Shop while Sean Wilson ' 88, Rodger Wynn ' 89, and Jim Pittman ' 88 look on. ' Irla 1-= :j Abilities Many students are taking Industri- al Arts at Rile y. You can gain special abilities by taking programs such as Drafting, Wood Shop, Auto Shop, Printing, Electronics, Robotics, and Machine Shop. Drafting is very Important to future architects and engineers. Wood Shop helps students to be- come good carpenters and crafts- men, while helping you to build and repair. Dennis Murphy ' 89 stated, Draft- ing helps you to learn the basics of designing layouts of buildings and machinery. He also added his hope and his fear of Industrial Arts. My hope is to become an engineer in college; and with a teacher like Mr. Besinger, there are no fears. Top left: Chris Gregory works diligently In electronics. Left: Jim Plttman ' 88 and Eric Frye ' 88 work hard to get their car Into top running order in 2nd hour Auto Shop. Above: Scott Raybuck ' 89 holos tf-rtr fl ' -wn an engine In Auto Shop. Industrial Arts 105 Many Useful Programs The Home Economics Department at Riley High School offers many use- ful programs for Riley students. One of these programs is Child Develop- ment — where students are taught about the responsibilities of having children. Sara Danch ' 90 comments Child Development is interesting and enjoyable. Some of the other classes offered are: Foods and Nutrition — in which students learn about the values of certain foods and how to prepare them, Family Relations, and Clothes and Textiles — where sewing and knitting are taught. Home Economics instructor Wilma Harris stated: This is the best year for Home economics. Students are more appreciative of what they are being taught. Right: Tammy Moffitt ' 90 and Tamia Maher ' 90 attempt to make pertect pancakes during 6th hour Home Economics cioss. Beiow: Amy Forkner ' 88 is crocheting a pot- holder for her Home Economics project. Top Left: During his Home Economics class, Al Graham ' 91 demonstrates that guys can sew too. Top Right: KerrI Kasa ' 89, Down Gorny ' 89, and Jennifer Hansen ' 89 are having tun during sixth hour Home. Ec. class. Left: Jerral Hamilton ' 91 shows the lighter side of cooking In Home Ec. class. Above Right: Chuck Jones ' 90, Ed Kelly ' 90; and Jimmy White 90 show the finer art of cooking. An Excellent Experience Riley health and fitness depart- ment is one of the best. With all the excellent teaching staff and the stu- dents cooperation this year has been very successful. Andy Mihait (88 ' ) said Health was one experi- ence I ' ll never forget. You learn many different emergency tech- niques in health so maybe someday you can save a life. Mr. Gartee said I am extremely pleased with the students in Phy Ed this year. So many new ideas about sports are learned in gym. Although gym is not all fun and games, you still can finish the year remembering those times you did your best. Right: In Phys. Ed. Javon Scruggs ' 91 shows his strength on the peg board. Lower Left: During Phys. Ed. Saunte Ashford ' 90 leads her classmates on the track. Right: Carey Falda ' 91 shows her skills In vol- leyball during Phys. Ed. H«alth Fltne s left: In Health Andy Pefer ' 89 performs one- man CPU during Health. Upper Right: tarry Cole 91 Kirkland Nea! 91 and Javon Scruggs 91 sIruHing their stuff for the time relays In Phys Ed. Bottom: Daryl Lewis ' 90 and Charles Glass 90 spend some time getting to know their CPR model. One Of The Best In Town The Riley Science department ot- ters a wide variety of classes to choose trom including Biology, Physi- cal and Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, and Astronomy. Atomic structures and chemical equations are some of the topics Chemistry students explore. One Ril- ey sophomore stated, I fear chemis- try from just looking at my brother ' s Chemistry book. All those big prob- lemsl The biology classes are involved in studying ttie process of photosynthe- sis, mitosis, and the study of evolu- tion. Freshman Misti Buti says she fears having to disect a pig. I ' d like to study it, but I ' m afraid I might get sick just looking at it! In physics, the students study nu- clear energy, forces, motion, and electricity among many other sub- jects. With all this to offer, the Riley science department is one of the best in town, especially with the great teaching staff! Jeff Franko ' 89 and Amy Ullery ' 89 listen atten- tively lo the day ' s lesson during their 4th hour Chem st-y class. During AP Physics class, Mark Morey ' 88 and Greg Kohler ' 88 compare notes on their lab. ' te s r 1 r i [ Jn«l!AW4 ' f  i ' 5fe ' t n ' M dfrr --;2; 5ge? Ji«!l« CLASS OF 1988 Throughout the past four years here at Riley we have all developed certain hopes and fears. Along with these we have been planning out our future dreams. We all hope to ac- complish these with the education and self pride that the Riley Faculty has given us. Each one of us is an individual, but when we come together In unity, we hold a strong promise for the future. Although we all will be going in our own seperate ways, the memories and friendships will be cherished for a lifetime. Even though the memories consist of football games and pep assemblies, and the hoaxs pulled on our teachers, we feel that we gained important knowledge pertaining to education as well as life in general. As we are handed our diplomas on June 5, 1988, we will have mixed emotions, including anxiety, fear, and happiness. But this day is the beginning of a new life for all of us. i ( od S R Sh HH i- WM ' i t HaM Hfl V l L m flfi« ! i ' iM« ' H!l ' ,fiIMl.W ' H ■ K li !?Hll wKBm 3 n K ' Mm 1 Walter Aberegg, Kenneth L. Adams — Football 1, 2, 3; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3; Boys Track 1, 2, 3; Boys Golf 1, 2, 3; Ctioir 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Debate Team 1, 2, 3; Ouiz Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Junior Achievement 1, 2, 3; College Western Michigan Pre-iaw Robert E. Adams. Melinda Adkisson Vera Allen — COE 4; Spanish Club 4; College Business, Ct)ris Anderson — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 4; Junior Achievement 1; College business Bridget Andrews — Girls Swimmirtg 2; Volleyball 1; HOOSIER POET 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Coliege Pora-iegal, Kevin Andrsiak — DECA: College Lisa Andrysial — Scholastic Art Awards 3; Junior Achievement 2; College Kim Ankin — Honor Roll 3, Kenny A. Ankin Jr., William K. Augerbright Kim Bailey — Vollyball 1; Pom Pons 2; Home Coming Court 4; College Prudue, John Balinf — Boys Basketball 3, 4; I.C.T. Cal- lann Ball — H.E.R.O.; College Ivy Tech Veronic ?. Barton — Band ■1; Pep Band 1; French Club 2, 3, i 16 Sentors 3, 4; ... 4; Ccii- Unive. ' iiTv Coivi ji: ' ,., Science Business dnJi Sean — Sottball 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club i, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 4, College I.U.S.B. Special Education, HeiJi Bechtold — Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1,. 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Guardian Angel 2, 3, 4; University of California at Santa Barbara Genetics. Doug Berebitsky — Boys Swimming 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 1; Boys Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club, Latin Club Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; College I.U. Bloomington Pre Med. James Berger — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1; Latin Club 2, 3; College Sarah Black — Boys Swimming Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Giris Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Guardian Angel 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Coming Court 4; College I.U Bloomington Business Swimming, Danny Beohm, Theresa Baser. Brad Bourdon — Wrestling 1; Orchestra 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; Photography 1, 2; Junior Achievement 1, 2; College Trade School Army Reserves, Kimberly Brayton — Spanish Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Art Awards 3, 4; Guardian Angel 1; S.A.D.D. 2, 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; College Nursing, Ellen Brenneman — Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Art Awards 1, 2, 3, 4; French 1; College Kendall School Of Art and Design, Cindy A. Brock — Honor Roll 2; Junior Achievement 2; Project Assist; D.E.C.A. Secretary College Business. Lorl Budget! — Girls Track 1; Coll ge I.U Physlcal Education, Oewayn Burks, Brad 4 Burkhort — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Home Coming Court 4, escort; College Georgia Southern Buslness Baseball Jeff Cade — Boys Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Honor Roll i, 2, 3; Photography 1, J, 3; S ' -hoiaitflc Art Awcrii ' -, ? : ' ; Sp ' - ' = i • ; Col!e(J« i-:. ' , ' i S!?f!n ' ! ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ' Vicki Cadieua. Laura amobBii — Girls Swimming 3; Band 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 4; Honor lioll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.tl.S. 3, 4; Photography 1; Scholastic Art Awrds 1; College I.U. lnternal Business, Morris Campball — Foot- ball 2; Navy, Vince Campiti — Boys Swimming 1; Boys Soccer 1, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Photography 2; Coilege U. of Florida Law. ..„.l Tracey Cannady — Boys Baslcet- ball 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club i College Business, Mary Carik — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; College I.U. Mathematics, Christopher Carlson — Football 1; Boys Swimming 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; French Club 2, 3; Photography 2, 3; Coiiege Georgia Southern Ac- counting tarleen Carter — Girls Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerieading 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Riley Review 4; Honor Roll 2; Jun- ior Achievement 2; Powder Putt 4; Coiiege I.U. Bloomlngton Ac- counting Kevin Ciesielski — Boys Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; College, Moure Chabera, Robert Clark — Photography 2; Junior Achieve- ment i, 2, I.C.T. 3; Camille Cod- dens — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Basitetbail 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Cioss Officer i, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; College Alisha Cole — Girls Track 1; Junior Achievement 3; C.O.E. College- Business. Ray Conley — Band 1, 2; Speech Team 4; College, Chris Cook — Baseball 1, 2, 4; Photog- raphy , 2; College Kelly Craig — Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; College Cos- metology. 3 Seniors ■ - - . Soli 1. 2. 3 in. glnee; . Bovs Swirr.tviiuy -■, ,,. , -:•: ic::!fi Ciub A, Spanish Club 1, 2; Student Council 4; Swim Team Co-Captain 4; Coi- lege Ball Stote Roben Daviason — Boys Swimming 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Hoosler Pact 4; Head Photogra- phy 4; Honor Roil 1, 2, 3, 4; Pho- tography 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Scho- lastic Art Awards 1, 4; College I.U. Bloomlngton Antoine M. Davis — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Boys Track 4; College Ball State, Barbara De- Graff — Honor Roll 1, 2; Scholastic Art Awards 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1, 2; Military Re- serves, Jenifer DeLaruelle — Pow- der Putt 3, 4; Girls Swimming 1, 2; Wrestling 3; Manager; Spanish Club 2. 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 1, 2, 3; Pro- ject TEACH 3, 4; College I.U- Teaching, iora DeVorldn — Girls Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pons 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Pho- tography 1, 2; Speech 1, 2, Colle- ge I.U. Marketing. i Dawn Diggens. Jenifer Dobosiewicz — Latin Club 1, 2; Honor Roll. 2, 3, 4; Photography 1; Junior Achieve- ment 1, 2; Powder Puft 4; Speech 4; College Purdue Meteorology, Holly Dobslaw — Girls Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Caption 4; Sottbail 1; Girls Track 2; Choir 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4; Guardian Angel 1, 2, 3; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Colle- ge Northwestern Integrated Science Program, Scott Donathen. Todd Douglas Brian Doyle — Ma- rine Corps, Michael Draeg r Boys Basketball 4; Boys Soccer 4; German Club 4; Collsge Vienna University, Maria Dremo — Girls Tennis 4; S.A.D.D. 4; College- Lunds University. Amy Duford — Girls Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; I.U.S.B. Joe Duke — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Business Administration, Kelli Duke — Latin Club 3; Honor Roil 4; Powder Putt 4; I.U.S.B. Nurslng. Leslie Dunkip — Girls Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Chorallers 1, 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Guardian Angel 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Team Timer 1, 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 1, 2, 3, 4; Coilege Psy- chology, Joseph Bash — Football 1, Boys Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club i, 2, 3, 4; President 3. 4; College Electron- Ics, Beth Ehardt — Girls Swimming 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Riley Review 1, 2, 3; Guardian Angel 2, 3, 4; Lalte Forest College Secon- dary Education, DaM Elkins — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Latin Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; ndiana University Pre-Med., Jes- fine Ari,t i,, Girls SwImri K . Club 3; Span. I, ' .. i-w.c... 3, 4; Coiiege:;,,,e,, ; . ,; . - Boys Be. ketbail 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 4; Lotln Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2; Junior Achieve- ment 1; College Karen Faikas — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Quiz Bowl 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Pur- due University German. Tri ' sha Feltz, Wendy Fergusson — Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Spanish Club 1; Hoosler Poet 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Pho- tography 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Art Awards 1, 2, 3, 4; Coliege I.U. Bloomington Photography Art, Kevin Ferm — Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Administration, Troy Fill- more — Band 1, 2; Pep Band 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Purdue Engineering. Kevin Finn — Baseball 1; Hoosler Poet 2; Honor Roll 4; Photography 1, 2, 3, 4; I.C.T. 1, 2; College, Ar- den Lee Flordn — Boys Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Indoor Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Purdue Pharmacy, Shane Flowers. Richard Forcier Lincoln frash: Kathleen Frazier — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2,3, 4; eerman Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; College I.U. Special Education; Gloria Frison: Anthony Galloway Kelly Galloway: Douglas Gary Ste- phen B. Genung — Boys Soccer 3, 4; Boys Tennis 3, 4; Band i, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3; Quiz Bowl 3, 4; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; President 4; All State Band 2; All State Orchestra 3; College Aerospace Engineer- ing; Elizabeth Gibbons — French Club 1. Tamara Golden — Orchestra 2; Choir 2; Spanish Club 2; Julia Gon- zales: James Goodlink — Wrestling 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 4; Quiz Bowl 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Team 4; Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4; National Merit Commended Scholar 4; Coltege- Purdue University Engineering; Michelle Graham — Girts S wim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; French Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Art Awards 3; Guardian Angels 1, 2; College Business. James Green -— Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; College; Christopher Greenwood — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3; College Computers; Charles Griffin: Bryan Hanley. r.nU 3, :■ ' !••■ Toam ; ' rench Club 1. 2, 3; Spo.iiah Ciub i, 4; Hoosler Poef 4; Editor 4iS)udent Co ' un cli X 4; Class Officer 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, i ttutirdlan Angel 3; Homecoming ' ■o_;t; Speech 1; College Indiana Un|. versity Buslness foreIgn language, Todd Harris — Band 3, 4; Photogrpohy 2; DECA 4; Business College Prof. Mo- torcross Racing, Christopher Harrison — Baseball 1- Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; CoeCOE 4; College Business; Jim Hatfield — Football 1; Speech 3; Julie Hazlett — German Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; College; Todd Heighway (Clizbe), Sformi Heilman — Droma Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1, 2, 3; COE 4; Thespian 3; I.U. of Bloom- ington t.U. of Indianapolis Dental Hygienist; Wendy Heilman; Nathan Henderson — Baseball 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; College Purdue University- Computer Science; Sara Herczeg — Girls Swimming 2; Cheerlead- ing 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Ciub 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Senior Class Secretary; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Speech 1, 3, 4; College Ball State Education. ___ J t=:-=m.m= — ■ H1 - IJ = II m iil]i| —  In B H M jjjj = i % M 1 m 3 W«l Sioci Hildebrande ■■ Drama Cluh 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Junior Achievement 1, 2; Guardian An- gel 2; COE 4; College I.U.S.B. Ac- counting; Ar)gelo Hill. Jaelie Hill - Girls Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Tennis 4; Choir 1, 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Guardian Angel 1, 2; Boys Swim Team Timer 1, 2; Collcgc I.O. Blooniington Premed; - -; Hill — Pom Per ' ' ; i. 2: Latin Clui . ., ■:,.■:• Achieviirn n ' : ,• -,!:■..-) Coiirf ' •■ LTfiiv 1 f ;:. ' rchcntils- ing. Loenzo Mines, Cindy Hiichococi — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Quiz Bowl 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor soci ety 3, 4; College Wheaton Psy choiogy. Dawn Hoffman — Ct c 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Germc Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Team Riley Review 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, ' .i 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Guardian Angel 1; Boys Track Manager 2, 3, 4; Boys Cross Coun- try Manager 3; S.A.D.D. 2, 3; Presi- dent 3, Project Teach 3, 4; Collr ge Ball State, Lori Hoffman — Frencli Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Project Teach 3, 4; College Elementary Educa- tion- o Hol e — Drama Club i; French Club 2, 3; Riley Review 2; College North Miami Beach Flori- da Travel Cruise Director, Stiauna Hol e — Girls Soccer 1, 2; Gerrrtan Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1; College Elemen- tary Education, Deana Holcomb. Barb Holleman — Band 1, 2; Latin Club 2; Photography 1; Junior Achievement 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; College Olivet Nazarene Univer- sity Communication. Brad Holleman — Band 3; Ar- my IV. Tech. Jason Horvath, Jeff Hudgen — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Junior Achievement 1; College Trisha Humpfirey — Girls Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Guardian Angel 2, 3, 4; Colle- ge i.U Buslness. Tara Hyepock — Pom Pons 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Photography 1, 2, 3; Debbie Johnson — Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1, 2; S.A.D.D. 1, 2, 3, College Pur- due University Veterinary Medi- cine, Stiawn Jordan — Wrestling 3; Baseball 1; German 4; Junior Achievement 1; Army, Jennifer Ju- day — Girls Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Speech 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Project Teach 3, 4; Cross Country Captain 4; Colle- ge Ball State Education. 124 Seniors diona UnlveraiiT iVjOfUtiing, ' ;t Kendall — Boys Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 3: Hocsler Poet 4; Photography 2, 3, 4; ©iris Swim Teom Timer 1, 2, 3, 4; College Ball State Elementary Education, James Keszei — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy$ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Riley Review 2; Student Council 1, 2; Class Officer 1; Honor Roll 1, 2; College Business Marketing. Tracy Klelton — Clieerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Spanisli Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; College I.U. Bloomlngton Den- tistry, John Kieser — Spanlsti Club 1, 2; College I.U PreLaw, Brian King — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; College I.U Pre-Med, Merryl Kirl ham — Volley- ball 1; Riley Review 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Colle- ge Accounting. Mart Kirkpatrick — Boys Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Girls Swim Tam Timer 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2; College Ball State Mathematics, David Kiska German 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; College I.U Ac- counting, Jeff Kline C o t 1, 2, 3, 4; Choraliers 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Advanced Theatre Arts 3, 4; College I.U, Michele Kline — Or- chestra 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1; lat- in Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; College I.U- Dental. TTrv 1 J 1 i y David Klosferman — Latin Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Debate Team 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; College Manchester, Jennite Kafherine Knight — French Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4; Powder Puff 4; College- Ball State Criminal Justice, Tano Knox. Lori Knudson. :;ia5s of ' 88 12j Greg Koehler — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra — 2, 3; German Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Purdue University: Veterinary Medicine; Kathie Konkle — Honor Roll i, 2; I.C.T Chuck Korensky Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1; Boys Soc- cer 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Hoo- sier Poet Staff 3; Honor Roll 2, 3; Photography 1, 2, 4; Powder Puff Coach; College Bail State; Judy Kornfeld; Christopher Kowalski: Tammi Kra- mer; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; C.O.E. 4; South Western Michigan Systems Analyst; Scott Kryder — Boys Cross Country 3, 4; Boys Soccer , 2, 3, 4; Soccer Captain 3, 4; Purdue Preveter- nary Medicine; Christopher Kuehl — Boys Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Girls Swim Team Manager 2, 3, 4; Ind. University Business; Paige Laderer — Girls Swimming 3; Boys Trock Manager; Band 1, 2; Or- chestra 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Guard- ian Angel 3, 4; Holy Cross Junior Col- lege; Brian London — Boys Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Girls Swimteam Score Keeper 4; HOOSIER POET STAFF 4; Ball Sfote Urban Design; Jeremy Longford — Baseball 1, 2; Boys Tennis 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 2; Debate Team 4; Speech Team 2, 3; Riley Review 2, 3; Student Council 4; Vice President 4; Class Officer 4, Vice President 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice Presi- dent 4; S.A.D.D. Vice President 4; Brkin Laskowski ' Emily Lawson — Girls Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1; Pom Pons 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 2; Student Council 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Pom Pon Captain 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Carnegie Mel- lon Architecture; Susan Lawson — Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Guardian Angel 2, 3, 4; Swim Team Timer 2, 3, 4; Purdue Phar- macy; Tyron Lax — Boys Basket- ball i, 2, 3, 4; Boys track 1, 2; Junior Achievement i, 2; Loulville Sociology; Adam Lee — Baseball 3, 4; I.U.S.B Business; 126 Seniors • . ., Spofrlsh Club 2, 3; Lif-c 3r .cam i, 4; Sdsy Re- visw 4; Honor Roil 3, 4; Photcgrophy ' ., 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Awards 3. 4; Powder PuH 3, 4; Speech 2, 3, 4; I.U. EdLcotlon Wendy Levin — Girls Swimming 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1; French Club 4; Spart- Ish Club 2; Riley Review 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography 1, 2, 3; Guardian Angel 3, 4; College Journalltm: Wendy Medlch ' 88 expresf es the Joy of wearing a Riley cop on Homecom- ing night. Mark Lewis — Boys Track 2, 3: French Club 3, 4; Junior Achieve ment 1, 3; I.U. Real Estate; Jonc Longenecker: Joe Loutzenhlser — German Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Indiana University Account- Irg: Keith Lovisa - D.E.C-A. 4; Hoo- sier Poet Staff 4; Holy Cross .ii ' ni r College Business; a ' ,i 01 ' ts 127 John Lymburner. Sheryl Lynch — VoUeybalt 1, 2; Girls Basketball , 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sponisl) Club 1; Student Council 1, 2; Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Art Award , 2, 3; Homecoming Couri 4; College, David Marietfa — Foot- bail 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,; Boys Track 4; German Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Powder Puff 3. 4; Colle- ge Criminology, Shelley Marker — DECA 4; Vocational College Ac- counting. I Julie McDonald — Drama Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Coilege Psyco- logy, Daniel McGarigle Wrestling 3; Hoosier Poet 3, 4; Photography 2, 3; Scholastic Art Award 4; Col- lege Columbia Charline McKinney — Air Force, Sean McLane Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Quiz Bowl 3, 4; Cap- tain 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Speech Team 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; National Merit Scholarship — Semilinaltst 4; S.A.D.D. 4; U.S. Air Force. KerrlMcLeod — ©iris Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 2, 3, 4; Captain 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Ball State University, Ni- cole Medlch — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball 1, 2; Softball 2; Girts Track 1, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Projoci TEACH 4; Purdue University, Wendy Medlch — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; GIris Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 4; Homecom- ing Court 4; Powder PUff 3, 4; College Business, Brett Michel — Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Student Council 4j Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.HS. 4; National Merit Commended Scholar, Taylor University. 12S Seniors Pun Z, i i-na Club 2; Sj iMih v iut •;; .iuc sier Poe t 3; Riiey Review 3, 4; — Head Photographer 3, 4; Photog- raphy 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Art Awards 3; I.U. Photojournalism, Candy Mikel — College, Christo phei Miller — College Computer Programming. Jonathan Miller — Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; Photography 1, 2; Scho- lastic Art Award 1, 2; College I.U- . Management Science. Roslyn Miller — Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Ger- man Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Student Council 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1; Powder Putt 3, 4; Project TEACH 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Goshen College Ele- mentary Education, Jessica Milnes — Choir 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; Richard Mifchell. Robert Moffett — Trade School, Jay Montgomery — Boys Cross Country 3, 4; Boys Soccer 2, 3; German Club 1; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Col- lege Engineering, Aaron Moore — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Boys Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Junior Achievement 2; Michigan University Communications, lee Morgan — German Club 1; Con- struction Industry. Brian Morrow, Betl, . lorton — Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1; College, Comeco Mosby — Girls Track 1, 2; Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Honor Roll 4; Pow- der Puff 3, 4; College Psycho- logy, Christine Nethercutt — Girls Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Captair 4; Girls Track 2. 3. 4: Bnnd 1, J, 3. All-star Band ' - • 2; Pep BvTno NHS ■ . Bryan Newport — College Elec- tronic Engineering, Chad Newport — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; College Engineer- ing, Ivfictielie Newsome — Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Junior Achieve- ment 1; I.U.S.B. Nursing, Scott No- ble — French Club 2; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; C-O.E. 4. Tina Noff singer — Spanish Club 1, 2; College Nursing, Laura Nowicid, Stienelle O ' Bannon — Spanish CL Club 1, 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Colle- ge Business Management, Don- ald O ' Brien, Shari Orisicti — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hoosier Poet 4; Editor 4; Riley Review 2, 3; Quiz Bowl 4; Student Council 2, 3; Class Otticer 2; Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 4; Spell- bowl 3, 4; I.U. Liberal Arts. Joe Panzica — Football 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Photogra- phy 1, 2; I.C.T. 4; Coll ege, Mictielle Parson — Concert Band 1; Honor Roll 3, 4; Photography 1; C-O.E. 4; College, Melika Pasic — Foreign Exchange Student from Yugosla- via, College Language. H Karl Peterson — Boys Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Art Award 1, 2, 3, 4; F.L.A. 4; President 4; College, Gary Pfledderer — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Coiie- ge I.U. AccountIng, Christina Pier — Girls Basketball 1; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Hoosier Poet 2; Riley Review 2; Photogra- phy 2, 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Colle- ge St. Mary of the Woods Politi- cal Science, Brad Pierson — Honor Roll 4; North Western Business College. 13C Seniors Daniel Radanovich, Debbie Ramirez eirfs Basketball 1, 2; Sottball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; College, M e Ramirez — Football 1; Honor Roll 3; Army- College Engineering, Lesiye Ann Reed — Pom Pons 3; Spanlsti Club 3; Riley Review 4; Student Council 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1, 2; Speech 3; i.O.l. 3; C.O.E. 4; College I.U. Buslness. Robert Reed — Boys Baslcetball 1, 2; Boys Tennis 1, 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Ottlcer 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; College lndiana Business, Brett Rictiords — Honor Roll 2; College, Reggie Riciiards, Jotm Riddie — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Boys Track 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football Coach 3; College I.U.S.B. Advertising. Doug Ridge — Bcfeball 1; Honor Roll 1; Colloge Suslnsss, •■ Ritter — - Band i,l,Z.,i ' - Club 3, 4; Honor - N.H.S. 4; Coi ' v. •- ibbim ■ Hi . i; inlsh 1, 2 ■ . ' i Rondh, - 3, 4; Sr to ' A.- Jonathan Rosenberg — Boy ' s Ten- nis 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roil 1, 2, 3, 4; Purdue Universi- ty Pre-Law; Jennifer Rzeszewski: Robert Samaricti — Jazz Band 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Scholastic Art Award 4; Colle- ge Music; Eddie Scaies — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Captain 4; Boy ' s Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Georgia Tech. Engineering; Johnny Scaies — Football 4; Wres- tling 2; College; Dustin Scharf — Spanish Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Purdue; Lori Scharf, Spanish Club 1, 2; Girls ' Tennis 2; College- Buslness; Ronn Schmidt: - . C. ' OSi ■ -or i, - , ?■, Jui..-.. ...... i;a,g Universi ,■ Schiaoc-t - . . c- ffli Basketball i. 2 ; Spanish CluL ci. i, 2, 3; Clas« O. . i H .) ' 2, 3, 4; Juniv, ,,ur,i ' ■ Powder Puff 3, 4; Indiana Unlweril! fy Accounting, Nicholas Schroder — Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Boys Basket- boll 1; Baseball 1, 2; German Club 1; Powder Puff Coacti 3, 4; Colle- ge Education, Amber Schufze — Mat Maid 3; Girls Soccer 2, 3- Spanish Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 2- College In England. Thomas L. Sears — Football 1, 2 3- Baseball i, 2, 3; I.C.T. 4; Trade School, Philip Sever — Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate team 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Photography 1; Ski Club 3, 4; Col- lege N.Y.U. Ron Sharp. Deanna Sills — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Art Award 4; Guardian Angel 1; Purdue University Pshy- chology Elementary Education. Sylvia Silva — Latin Club 3 4- Spanish Club 1, 2; Honor Roll I.U. Bloomington Business, Sheryll Skelton. Honor Roll 1, 2; C.O.E $4- Powder Puff 3, 4; Accounting! Heather Smith, Tim Sr)eli — Band 1 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1. Jor) Solmos. fvtatt Sorcnsor) — Boys Soccer 1; Boys Track 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Hootler Poet 4; Honor Roil 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography 3, 4; Scholastic Art Award 3, 4; Bocce Ball Teom 3; Ski Club 4; I.U. Btoomlngton- Business, Daniel f. ipagnoky — Junior Achlf— ;rron! 1; H.E. ' J.O, 3, 4; staco ' . ' . :. ' ' .b 2: Riley : Powder . chri Scott Stiver — Boy ' s Basketball 2; Boy ' s Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholastic Art Award 2; Purdue University Com- puter Science; Ractiel Steele — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2; Student Council 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; I.U. Business; KattiySte- pt)ens — Scholastic Art Award 3; Junior Achievement i, 2; Rolsert Stewart — Choir 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ger- man Club 3; Riley Review 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 1, 2; International Business I.U. Shawn Stewart, Richard Stillson — Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Base- ball 1, 4; German Club 1, 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Speech 4; Chicago Vocation insti- tute; Stefanie Stokes — Pom Pons ' 1, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 3; Pttotography 2; Junior Achievements 1; Powdier Puff 3, 4; GIris ' Track , 4; Spirit Club 3; Ball State University Marketing; KelH Stoller — GIris ' Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerieading 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor RoH 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Notional Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Purdue University Accounting. Johr) Swital y — Honor Roll i, 2; Business Manogement; Robert Szczechowski — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Track 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; College; David Szuch, Karyn Tarnacki — Pom Pons ' 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roil 1, 2, 3, 4; Guardian An- gel 3, 4; I.U.P.U.I. Pediatrics. Nancy Taylor Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2; German Club 3, 4; Honor Boll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Accounting Heather Tetzlaff — Dra- ma Club 1, 3, 3, 4; Treaturer 2; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treaturer 3; President 4; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; H.H.S. 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Thetplan 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Mary ot the Woods Psy- chology, iris Thomas, Tim Tomllnson — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; Latlr- Club 2; Hootler Poel 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Secretary 4; Photography 1. 2, 3j Scho- lastic Art Award 1, 2, 3; INTEITACT 1, 2, 3: Thoiplan 1, 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4;  . ' . ' ihwettern Communlcatlont. i Seniors VanOoleghem — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Powder Puff 4; College Law, Jennifer Wallace — Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Symplionic 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 4; Marctiing Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Secretary 4; Purdue Pharmacy, Alan Walling — Hoosier Poet 3; Riley Review Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Art Awards 1, 2, 3, 4; College Fine Art Photo- graphy, John Wier — Wrestling 1; Boys Track 1, 2; Photography 3, 4:| Air Force. Nora Ann Weldy — Girls Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; College Ball State Hu- manities, Shannon West, Carlo White — Spanish Club 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; H.E.R.O. 4; President 4; College Nursing, Kimberly White. Andrew P. Wilson — Ltrtin Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Debate Team 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Student Council 3, 4; Senior Class President 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Na- tional Merit Commended Scholar; Senior Committee; College- Loyola of Chicago Pre-Law; Cheryl Wilson: Mark Wilson — Boys Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Senior Finance Committee; i.U- .P.U.I.; Sean Wilson. 0 . £= Wendy Wirt — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Ger- man Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Project Teach 3, 4; College; Jay Wise — Wres- tling 1, 2; Riley Review 4; Photog- raphy 2, 3, 4; Tracy Woods, Mi- chael J. Yates — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestro 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; College; V ' s v T Shannon Yoder — Girls Cross Country 1, 2; Girls Track 1; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Project ASSIST 3, 4; College- Butler University Pharmacy; Ronald Youngs, Tim Young — Foot- ball 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Boys Soccer 2, 3; Boys Track 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Scholastic Art Awards 2, 3; Jun- ior Achievement 1, 2; H.E.R.O. 4; Theresa Zerbel — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Riley Review 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Scholastic Art Awards 3; Jun- ior Achievement 1; Ball Sta- te Art Psychology. ( i and our S4ay COM was L -N Timothy Zimmer — Boys Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Soccer 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4; Purdue Universi- ty Business; Becky Zumbrun — Girls Baskeball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Soccer 1; Soft- ball 2, 3, 4; Captain 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Hoosler Poet 1; Student Council 3; College Criminology; Lisa Anne Hull — University of Northern Arizona So- cial Science; Valerie Weber — Vol- leyball 1; Girls Basketball 2; Choir 4; Collage Sainf Mary of the Woods; tviorcy McClelland — Doug Lucz- kowslj — Football 1, 2; Boys Cross CounSry 1, 4; Boys Track 2, 3, 4; French ' ■ ' :;, 3, 4; College Manchester. Artist Micheal Parrack is caught in act o1 designing artwork tor the senior section ot Riley ' s Hoosier Poet. i.l WE APOLOGIZE We wish to sincere- ly apologize to Lisa Anne Hull, Valerie We- ber, Marcy McCle!- land and Doug Lujcz- kowski for not being able to place your pictures In the correct alphabetical order in your Riley H osi«r Poet due to the late- ness of Root Photog- raphy in sending us your proofs. We were unable to deadlines di ' to a lack of time. Ine staff had to de- cide whlc t was more importan ' to distrib- ute the yearbook at the end of May or ot the end of the sum- mer. We decided thai it was more lmporf -jnt to ive the siudent body their yearboo ' - during the sc ' - o year. Juniors class officers: Stefanle Overmyer, sec- retary; Chris Mesecar, president; Craig Fox, Vice-president; Kim Bowen, treasurer. Kim Acito Richard Alien Susan Allison David Anderson Howard Anderson Kim Arick Sue ArIck Jason Baker Lisa Balazsi Kris Ball StacI Balog Liz Bancroft Michelle Barbo ur Sam Barrlngton Jenny Barton Craig Batten Tami Beiledin Beth Bernhardt Amy Beyer Kim Bililsltz Andy Bishop Katrlna BIHIe Jeff Blller Kevin Bodle Wendy Bone Mike Bonham Misty Borror Kim Bowen Amy Bowman Tearsa Broadnax J - IR.; 1 -r- 5 - Chao Srown Tina b. iianon Holly Burch Nancy Calloway Tina Cannody Marc Contrell Tim Caparota Tracy Carson Marlene Carter Terry Cauffman Darrin Chapman Katrlna Ciiester Alice C aTk Lorraine Coleman Trocey Collins Steph Cook Steve Coolc Jerry Crone IMagnolia Crowder Amanda Crowe Nikki Dame Jamie Daniels Reba Daniels Jotin Davies Andrea Dawson Brad Day Robin Deal Betti Decesaro Sam Deka Tracy Deranek Dennis Dtienin Anjela Dieckmann Astrid DiLullo Carrie Divine Jotin Dobosiewicz Karin Drawert Lori Duda Erin Eader Teresa Eaton Jeff Eberly Lisa Eckenberger Cheryl EIek Richard Elm Pearyl Engram Bobby Ernsberger Chris Evangelist! Alvln Evans Anjanette Ewing Renell Exum Donna FIckes Erich Fillmore Steve Finn Deb FIsette Sarah FIsko Ken Flan Lisa Flan Mark Florkowski Jim Fogle Eric Foster Craig Fox Connie Franklin Nate Franklin Jeff Franko Tony Frarv Robert Freeman Beth Freitag Above: Troy Smith ' 89 shakes the hand of the new mayor Joe Kernan. Above: Bruce Gafill ' 89 and Marc Garrard ' 89 enjoy looking at the globe In history. Anna Grannlng Libby Gray Bryan Green Loree Greenwood Chris Gregory Debbie Grindel Karma Grundy Jennifer Hansen Lisa Hansen Lora Hansen Darcy Harbaugh Casey Harper Michelie Harrison David Hecht Jennifer Heidricli Sheiiey Highway Wendy Heinrich Dan Hendrickson Hans Herr Jeff Highfield Shanteila Hill Rob Hoffer Stacey Hoffman Bryan Holland Nancy Horvath Shawn Humphrey Tim Hurley Tom Huston Chinda inthalansy Jenni isbell Donna Jamerson Teresa Jankowski Tracy Jodway Glen Jordan Brian Kendall Kris Kimble Kelly Kirpatrick Laura Klein Dawn Kline Michael Knight Ken Koch Tom Konzen Tammy Kozlowski Anne Krol Tami Kubsch Ryan Lambert Mike Lang Laticia Lax Kristi Lee Sonia Leedy Kelly Leisenring Tom LIndenman Maria LIpecki Kevin Llpp Kenny Little Mike Lizzi Michael Locke Vanessa Love Liz Luber Kelley MacDonald Calvin Maelleld April Magdolinski Julie Markuson Dean Maxey Sue Mayersky Tammy McCarttiy Jason McDaniel Mike Mclntyre Marcie McKee Ken McKillip Terry McKinney Stieryl Meek Jim Meiss William Merriweather Chris Mesecar Kathy Messaglia Denise Meulman Josh Mikel Lynn Mikessell Amy Miller Marc Miller Roger Morton Dawn Mulkey Dennis Murphy Laurie Murphy Rochelle Murray Mike Nogy Brian Nauman Eric Newcomer Kim Newton Jeremy Niemann Lisa Nitka Jetf NowakowskI Nicole Nusbaum Debbie Obenchain Claude Ogle Millie Oklak Stephanie Overmyer Jennie Packer Heather Paege Genia Page Colette Patterson Jennifer Pearce Judy Penn Kevin Perkins Jennifer Perry Andrew Peters Shawn Peters Above Right: Terra Riffe ' 89 and Tom Reams ' 89 studv hard on their classworic in the li- brary. Left: The juniors love to show their school spirit at pep assemblies. Sue Pethe Marl Phelps Bobby Philips Karl Pickenpaugh Tim Pitts Chris Powell Carrie Pugh Courtni Pugh Michael Puzynski Thanh Quach Scott Raybuck Thomas Reams Bill Redman Amy Rhodes Matt Richards Lisa Richmond Justin Riedl Terra Riffe Nate Robinson Tammy Robinson ttarley Rose Jennifer Rose David Roth John Rulli Mindy Rumpf Sue Sadowski Bill Sailors Alma Salazar Lucas Santiago Jose Santoro jjjr Tracey Scott Eric Shepley Craig Slierwood John Sherwood Jeff Sieg Abby Silverman Matt Sipe Kim Sipocz Sabena Sipress Lori Sirol( Cheisy Smith David Smith Jeremy Smith Kevin Smith Kristine Smith Scott Smith Troy Smith Jenny Smock Rhonda Snyder Doug Sorocco Theresa Spann Tom Stammlch Chad Stanton Angle Stockton Kelly Stoil Kim Stoll Donald Stordahl Don Storin Sarah Stout Kelly Strader Joel Sumner Bill Swathwood Cindy Syson Michele Szabo Pete Szaday DebbI Szucs Robin Talcott Rocheiie Talcott Dawn Tekier Kelii Tenney Mitch Thibodeau Michelle Thompson Tammie Thompson Tina Toileson Anthony Tompkins MIkkl Torbenson Steve Torres Wendy Trost 4 jpl i i -i - Erica Vltale Jim Vltou Brent Volhelm Josh Walker Tim Walker Pete Walkey Mark Walsh Larry Waltz Gina Washington Jacquelyn Watklns Joelle Webb April Weeks Shawna Weiss David Wells Tim Wells Chris Wentland James Wieczorek Scott Wieczorek Chris Wigent Thomas Wilkeson Jeanna Williams Pamela Williams Tonia Wills Jason Wray In Memory of Amy Denise Bowman whose life was taken in an automobile accident. Born: November 17, 1969 Died: November 15, 1987 Where I am not afraid to go I may confide my Flower — Who was not enemy of Me Will gentle be, to Her. Nor separate. Herself and Me By Distances become — A single Bloom we constitute Deported, or at Home — — Emily Diclcinson Cutting out a linoleum print Is on easy task for Judy Penn ' 89. William Aberegg Chris Abight Anthony Actto James Adams Sharon Allen Sean Allen Rhonda Anderson Shaunte Ashford Beth Atkinson Vernaill Atterberry Anthony Bailey Karen Ballln Patsy Ballln Kelly Ballinger Cedric Banics Deidre Barksdale Dawn Batten Ryan Beck William Becker Steven Berebitsky Todd Berger Cedric Berry Terry Beftner Cindy Bishop Clint Bixler Melissa Blackwell Trion Blount Jeff Bobbitt Tara Booth Dalonnie Boreshole Jennifer Bryant Brian Bucher Aaron Burgess Thomas Burk Carlos Burt KImberely Bush Edward Bradford Michael Broadstreet Rick Brooks Anthony Brown Timothy Brown Steven Bruster Roman Carlr Jason Carnell Micheiie Casteel Tina Caporeil Christopher Carrol Melonie Carter Tricia Cotalino Marcus Chappell Joel Cherry Timothy Chester Lorl Chevrie Brian Clark Joe Clark Steven Clark Richard Clay Rick Coddens Wesley Cook Daniel Cole Tracey Coleman Candy Collins Leslie Colllngs Jeremy Cooper Jeroid Cornell Jennifer Cripe Theresa Cruz Sara Danch Chris Daniels Susan Davis Anthony Davis Erika DeCook Chris Denning Brent Diamond Jennifer Dolce Ty Domlniak Harold Dowls MIcheal Drake Renee Driskell Troy Drudge Dallas Dunn Julie Duvorecki Jill Earnest Ryan Eckenberger Erika Eddy MaggI Eggert Janice Ellis Cassie Emans Gary Esper Wesley Evard Ray Ewing Dana Feldman Jeff Finkler Allison Finney Haydon Fisher Mark FlaH Aaron Flulen Felicia Forest Lisa Forsberg Chartene Fortson Aiisha Fountain Andy Fox Howard Franldin Heidi Frash Brandon Freeman Erica Freitag Lynette Frye Robin Fuller Pamela Gam Curtis Gatson Stacy Gevas Yolanda Gillian Jeffery Gisti Charles Glass Gerald Glass George Goodlink Micheal Goodman Jennifer Gordon Tami Gorny Daniel Grimmer Carlo Gripado Janet Gundt Tina Habel Julie Haisley Wiltialm Hatcher Candace Hanbacic Randall Hanback Jennifer Hansen Michelle Hatten John Haraguchi Alberta Hardin Berl Hare Carlos Harris Jimmy Heilman Dennis Heinrich Marty Hemphill Thomas Henderson Carl Henry Daniel Herczeg Jason Heyse Gretchen Hile Trent Hilliart Belinda Hoffman Katherine Hoffman Julie Hogle Gloria Holcomb Chiquita Hollingsworth Karen Holtzberg John Hoke Ann Holderread Jennifer Honold Missy Honold Clork Hoover David Hoover Babette Horton Buffy Horvatli Sean House Dan Howe Ericic Howe David Hudgen Laura Huglies Kimislia Humphrey Michaei Hunt Quinton Huseman Tracey James Charies Jones Mlkl(o Jones Stephanie Jones Heather Katz Edward Keiley Ryan Kelly Stacey Keisicic Moliy Kester Martha Key Christy Kinch Anthony Kiowitter Joe Koch Edward Koczan Jennifer Kolzynski Barbara Komlnowski Michelle Koski Korbet Koseiak Tony KozlowskI Thomas Krepel Andy Kreps Kerry Kripe Karen Kryder Josh Longford Jeff Laurlta Debra Leach George Leaver Shawna Lee Jenna Lees Jennifer Lehman Left: Alisho Fountian ' 90 awaits the bell In ir ' - r- .- Julie LeMan Jennifer LeMan Renee Lentine Damon Lewis Daryt Lewis Theatyn Lewis Betsy Lindennan Kevin Lowe Keith Luczowsici Kathleen Lynch Patr)cl( Macknicic Tamia Maher George Maher Sharon Makely 1 s W- ' Sean Makowski Peter Manning Beatrice Manning Andrew Matthews Karen Markuson Micheai Martinez Erin Maure Tammi McCailie Michelle McCarthy Shea McCioughan Chad McColge Trisha McCraken Shannon McCray Christina McGarrlty Kelly McClane Jeremiah McMillln Kathleen McNamera Terry Mapherson Becky Medich Andrew Michalak Randall Michalak Andre Miller Kim Miller MaHhew Mllovlch 152 Sophomore class ofticers for the 1987-88 school year are: Katie Hoffman, Secretary, Clark Hoover, President, Ryan Kelly, Treasur- er, And Chris Carroll, Vice President. Sasha Moeller Tamera Mottit Matthew Moore Tracey Morgan David Morse Kent Mosel Carol Myers Janice Newhouse Harold Nottsinger Sean O ' Hara Chris Ollnger Diana Olmstead Dawn Ottman Chris Overmyer Robert Parlcer Joseph Parsons Chris Pauweis Steve Pelza N.r-( Ryan Pershing Adria Peters Vaughan Peters Kathy Petersen Megan Pethe Laura Pfledderer Tony Pink Danielle Piper Steve Porter Brian Powers Troy Poznanski Aureiia Price Jeffrey Prusinske Sharon Purdy Hoa Quach Chrissy Quinn Todd Rau Renee Renteria Andrew Rhodes Thad Rice Steven Richards TerrI RIeckhotf James Riley Jeft Roberts Dawn Roe Lynda Roher Mark Rokop Christina Rose Randy Ross Liz Rucker Anthony Rucker Lorl RzeszewskI Miguel Salozar Christy Savjano Paul Schlommer Timothy Schafer « M i. Kelly Schpok Tina Scanlan Mark Schwing James Shank Jason Shepard Donald Simpson Jason Sirok Anna Sisco Bobbie Snedaker Cory Smith Jeffrey Smith Jeremy Smith Kindra Smith Leo Smith Deanna Smith Scott Smith Edith Smorse Mike Sniadeckl Matthew Sniadeckl Jacquelyn Soimos Pam Sorenson Jessie Spillman Todd Stammlch Brian Stankiewicz Tyrone Starling Jeffrey Stone Paul Storm Darrin Stull Ben Swanson Jermal Sylvester Steven Szaday Heidi Szalal Shawn Tabb James Taylor Victoria Taylor Michelle Thompson Tracey Tompsett Kelly Torok Above: Heather Katz, ' 90, Jenna Lees, ' 90, Tami Gorny, ' 90, Tina Scanlin, ' 90, and Alf hav- ing a good time in a German class party. 154 Far right: The 1987-88 Mister Basil Body and Miss Golgl Body are: Tom Franko ' 90, and Sue Garbecz ' 90. Ryan Trammel) April Treesh Ryan Turner Kirk VanOotegham Anthony Venable Keyon Vinegar Willie Vinson Lara Vitale Tonya Wagoner Anthony Walker Thomas Walkowski Melissa Wallace Michael Wallisch Jeffrey Warren Shaunta Washington Kita Waters Matthew Weber Jennifer Wedel ScoH White Stephanie Wigent Bart Williams Damon Williams Devin Williams Jecob Williams Lament Williams Michael Williams Tonya Williams Carolyn Wright Valerie Wright Stanley Wruble Jason Wilma Robert Wiseman Chris Wolfe Brad Wolford Robert Woodord Rachel Woods Steve Wosick Todd Wyne Steve Zakrocki Shown Zeak Tim Zerbel Brenda Zimmer Freshmen Have Many Fears The freshmen have many fears. When we first came to school we feared we would get lost, we would be picked on, and that the rumors about our teachers told by upper classmen were true. We now fear we won ' t get good grades and the class- es here will be much harder than 8th grade. Another fear that many fresh- men boys have is that the 200 pound Seniors won ' t leave them alone and the girls fear the same senior won ' t be their boyfriends. The freshmen also have many hopes. We hope that we will achieve as much as we can. Most of all we, the freshmen hope for success at this school and for the rest of our lives. Becky Hoover 91 Melissa Acketson Erin Adams William Alan Luther Allen Natalie Ankin Amy Arch Jeffery Arick Cheryl Arndt Stephanie Bahler Aimee Bairn Angela Baker Daffney Baldwin Gabriel Bollinger Kathleen Bancroft Andrew Battles Nathaniel Barnett Lisa Beck Tony Bell Aletha Benion David Bennett Bobby Behany Wendy Betz Joe BIskel Curtis Bittle ABOVE RIGHT: Freshman Class Officers are; President Paul FIsko, Vice President J.J. Mieike, Secretary Becky Hoover, Treasurer Sonya Woods. I feared that I would get lost. Unfor- tunately I did. Amie Dworeckl 91 Doug Blackburn Edward Blller Lisa Biye Nicole Bogunia JodI Bonk Robert Bonnell Jerry Bottom Jotin Bowerman Murlena Brazier Suzanne Brockwoy Timothy Brown Steve Bucks Jay Burks Sandra Burrls Misti ButI Anthony Butlste Ray Buzalski Scott Calentlne Steven Campltl Kenny Canty David Carr Cheryl Cenkush Charrlese demons Larry Cllpplnger Larry Cole Sheillqulta Columbus Matt Conn MIchele Conway Robert Cornell Kevin Cozort William CrockeH Bill Crum Brian Cruz Linda Cunningham Floyd Dalgliesh Vernon Daniels Crystal Davis Deana Day Nailon Deangelo Cara Debuysser Emalee Decker Kurt Derr Jett Dhoore Sara Diamond Jennie Qleter Steve Dobrzykowski Joseph Dohnson Jason Downs MIsey Drelbelbels Renee Driskell Derrenna Driver Scott Dunkelberger Am!o Dworeckl Umekia Edwards ' I hope to letter this year !n Swimming. I hopeTwouidnT mal o fool out of Alan London 91 myself. Chris Wert 91 Kieth Emery Timothy Endress Corina Engressi Mike Ennis Ruby Ersperger Sean Evans Rochetle Exum Carey Faldo Travis Feldman Chris Felton Dan Ferenczy Jeffery Fisette Paul Fisko Kerry Foley Eric Ford Mike Foster Todd Franklin Tonya Franklin Tom Franko Chad Freid Derek Frick Jason Fromm Denise Fuyos Toni Gable Above: Casey Sills ' 91, takes a break from ' er art project. Right: Kurt Derr ' 91, studies his schedule In hope of finding his class on time. Rochele Gkiss Brian Graf Al Giahm Felicia Griffin Victoria Grimmer Debbie Guthrie David Hall Jerral Hamilton Darrin Hanley Dawm Hanley Mafttiew Hanover Beclcy Hansen Chris Harey Todd Harmon Dana Harness Reiaecca Hassan WiHiam Hawldns Scott Hecht Milce Highfield Robert Hill Aaron Hipsher Shelley Hitchcocic David Hobbs Cheyenne Hodges Brandon Hoffman Heather Holland Beclcy Hoover Angle Horvath MIndy Horvath Amy Hostrawser Gabe Huseman Hlep Huynh Jennifer ihns Vatsana Ithalansy Juan Jackson NIkkl Jackson Robert Jackson Anika James Kevin James Steve James Tammy JankowskI Jennifer Jernlgan 1 4.- j H Ester Johnson Lynda Johnson Vickie Jordan Chris Juikaites Craig Kilgore Angle Kimble WK w g Deborah Kline Chris Koch Keiiy Kryder Shannon Kuhn Pat Lamphire Alan London Jamee Lasicowsici Leslie Lawson Chris Lee Tamara Lee Kenny Leedy Andy Leonnard Rosemary Lizzy Walter Lloyd Conrad Lopez Brian Love Felicia Lovely Sara Lowe Komar Lyes Aurelia IMaddox Amy MacDonald Stephanie Maine Christine Manwarren Christopher Manzer Timothy Marcotte Jamie Marshman Miice Marvin Matt Whitt Heidi Mauro Michelle Maxey Jessica McAllister Angle McCahlll Dave McCorquodale James McCray Dennis Mibb Ernestine Merriweather Jennifer Miellce Tracy Mil esell Rowena Miller Shayne Moeller Demon Moore Sonya Moore Tracy Morton Latonia Mosby Jenny Musgrave Keith Myars Bill Nagy Kirk Neal Debra Nethercutt Eric Newman Angela Nitka Chandra Nobel Becky Nyars is: « ' A - 1 - ' ' -i Richo:ri Ot-_,; Levlo OgiesLy Cindy Oiscn Jennii ' f Ottman Andre Cv ' « Tim Papp Doug Parrack Raechelie Pfiough Michelle Piper Dawn Porter David Price Tina Purdy Tami Puzinsid Melissa Quade Mora Quinn Nici( Raderstorf Kyra Radomski Shantoria Reaves Danny Redman Stephanie Reitz Pete Renfroe Thaddeus Rice Mark Richards Shane Richards Jeff Ridge Tricia Riggs Julie Rodriguez Richard Roder Eric Rose Michelle Ross Above: Mrs. Nelson ' s freshman English class cele- brates the 200th anniversary of our Constitu- tion. Above: Kathy Bancroft, Tessa Wilson, Oab« Huseman, Ami MacDonald, Denise Feyot, and Elite Shrt- ver support their girls soccer team. g . ■ f f Adonna Sears Emily Schafer Matt Schlueter James Schmidt Tim Schosker Ellse Schrelder Jason Scott Shawn Scott Tony Scott Javon Scruggs Jamie Sdherer Beth Shepley Marcy Shepley Laura Shindollar Danielle Shinol Casey Sills Krista Sllva Jeff Sims Ann Smith Ed Smith Jennifer Smith Julius Smith Kenny Smith Melissa Smith Quintine Smith Terry Smith Brandy Somers Kim Spychalsk Barbara Stevens Nicole Stewart Kathi St. Germain Kristin St. Germain Troy Stokes Kristy Stoner Jack Stopper Missy Susan Brian Swanson Melissa SwitalskI Nicole Szymanski Doris Talboom Isaac Taylor Shawn Taylor Deanna Tebo-Varro Denise Teeter Andy Thomas iN Left: Jenny Dieter, manager of the Varsity football team, awaits patiently for Instruc- tions. n mT V f • mS ' k M 1 David Thomas Michetle Thomas Terresa Thomas Kenny Thompson Scott Thornburg Carrie Tiiton John Thompson Jerry Toth Noel Townsend Don Troxel IMaria TruJIilo Mary Trujillo Christy Turnocic Brad Urbin Christopher Vinson Sanyo Vitale Josh Voiheim Lesley Wacumas Mil e Wagner Mark Wagoner Richard Wallace Amy Walling Laura Walsh Ryan Wamsley Pam Wauff Shannon Wray Marisa Wedel Heather Weeks Monique Wertenberger Chris Wert Kerry Wert Jimmy White Tami White Tracy White Heidi Wieczorek Jennifer Williams Lorenzo Williams Pamela Williams Shonette Williams Todd Williams Matthew Willis Kim Wllma Keven Wilson Tessa Wilson Thomas Wilson Kerry Wolfe Kristi Woods Sonya Woods Melissa Wray Barb WujclkowskI Keri Zakrcki Brandon Zaias Virginia M. 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YOUR BEST PROTECTION AGAINST A DRUNK DRIVER, IS YOUR SEAT BELT • K r Aberegg, Walter 116 Aberegg, William 148 Abigt, Cliristopher 148 Abraham, Pauline 90 Acito, Anthony 68, 148 Acito, Kimberly 71, 68, 78, 79, 140, 77 Ackelson, Melissa 156 Adams, Errin 156, 51 Adams, James 148 Adams, Kenneth 116, 84 Adams, Stacey Adkisson, Melinda 116 Alexander, Jas Allen, Luther 37, 156 Allen, Richard 140 Allen, Sean 148 Allen, Shannon Allen, Sharon 148 Allen, Vera 116, 85 Allen, Willie 156 Allison, Robert 90 Allison, Susan 54, 55, 140, 77 Amoco, Scottsdale 170 Anderson, Christopher 36, 116, 84 Anderson, David 36, 56, 140 Anderson, Howard 140 Anderson, Rhonda 148, 76 Anderson, Robert 36, 56, 57, 79 Andrews, Bridget 116 Andrysiak, Kevin 116, 84 Andryslak, Lisa 116 Ankin, Kimberly 116, 84 Ankin, Kenneth 116, 84 Ankin, Natalie 156 Annis, Angela Arch, Amy 15 Arick, Jeffrey 156 Arick, Kimberly 140 Arick, Sue 74, 75, 79, 140 Armstrong, Laura Arndt, Cheryl 156 Arnold, Jennifer Art Mosaic and Tile Co., Inc. 166 Ashford, Shaunte 70, 68, 108, 148 Atkinson, Beth 148 Atterberry, Ruth Atterberry, Vernaill 148 Augerbright, William 116 Austin, Erica Avance, Bobbie 90 Ayres, Donald B Bahler, Stephanie 156 Bailey, Anthony 36, 57, 148 Bailey, Kimberly 14, IS, 116 Bairn, Aimee 156 Baker, Angela 156 Baker, Jason 140 Baker, Sharon 90 Balazsi, Lisa 140 Baldwin, Daffney 79, 156 Balint, John 116, 85 Ball, Callann Ball, Jeffrey Ball, Kristin 140 Ball Nicole Ballew, Deidre Ballin, Karen 148 Ballin, Patsy 148 Bollinger, Gabriel 15 Bollinger, Kelly 148 Balog, Staci 79, 140, 77, 64, 65 Bancroft, Elizabeth 54, 55, 140, 177, 65, 66 Bancroft, Kathleen 55, 156, 161, 64, 66 Banks, April Banks, Cedric 36, 56, 148 Barbour, Michelle 140 Barger, Ryan Barksdale, Deirdre 68, 148 Barnett, Nathaniel 56 Barrington, Samuel 60, 61, 78, 140, 66 Bartol, Robert Barton, Jennifer 140 Barton, Veronica 116, 84 Batten, Craig 140 Batten, Dawn 148 Battles, Andrew 43, 156, 51 Bauer, Todd 40, 68, 117, 76 Bean, Cindi 36, 117 Beard, Joann Beard, Lacy Beauty 8t Tanning Salon 170 Bechtold, Heidi 68, 71, 117 Beck, Lisa 156 Beck, Ryan 36, 56, 148 Becker, William 148 Becknell, Kenneth 90 Bell, Anthony 156 Bell, Fred Belledin, Tamera 39, 140 Bendit, Leon 90 Benion, Aletha 156 Benko, Kimberly Bennett, David 68, 156 Berebitsky, Douglas 9, 42, 43, 117, 46, 81 Berebitsky, Steven 43, 148, 46 Berger, James 36, 37, 117 Berger, Robert, 90, 197, 48 Berger, Todd 36, 148, 50 Bernhardt, Beth 140 Berry, Cedric 22, 148, 64, 65 Berta, John 90 Besinger, Richard 90, 105 Bess, Steven Bethany, Bobby 156 Bettner, Terrance 68, 148, 72, 73 Betz, Wendy 6, 156 Beyer, Amy 68, 140 Bickel, Joseph 156 Bickel, Robert 105 Billisitz, Kimberly 140 Bittle, Curtis 156 Bittle, Katrlna 40, 140, 77 Bishop, Cynthia 148 Bishop, Andrew 140 Bishop, Alexander R. Bixler, Clint A. 148 Block, Sarah 14, 15, 44, 45, 79, 117, 76, 46 Blackburn, Douglas 37, 78, 157, 51, 64 Blackwell, Melissa 148 Bliler, Edward J. 37, 157 Bliler, Jeffrey 140 Bloss, Tracy R. 44 Blount, Trion R. 70, 148 Blye, Lisa A. 75, 157 Bobbin, Jeffrey D. 148 Bodine, Stevey C. Bodle, Kevin D. 36, 72, 140 Boehm, Danny L. 117 Boering, T. 41 Bogunia, Mark A. Bogunia, Nicole M. 157 Bogunia, Sean Bone, Wendy 140, 52 Bonek, Roy S. 140 Bonham, Michael 62 Bonk, Jodi 157 Bonnell, Robert J. 157 Booth, Tara 75, 148 Boresahole, Dalonnie L. 148 Borror, Poulette R. 39, 140 Boser, Theresa 117 Bottom, Jerry 157 Bourdon, Bradley D. 117, 164 Bowden, Lokrissia R. Bowen, Kimberly 39, 140, 66 Bowen, Michael R. Bowen, Steven Bowerman, John L. 37, 157, 64 Bowers, Fellssa M. Bowman, Amy 140, 147 Boyer, Francis J. Bradford, Edward D. 148 Bradley, Antwan T. Broun, Ava R. Braun, Theodore Bryant, Jennifer 148 Brayton, Kimberly 117 Brazier, Marlena K. 157, 64 Breeze, Chrlstia Brenneman, Burton 90 Brenneman, Ellen M. 117 Broodnox, Tearsa R. 70, 140 Broadstreet, Michael J. 68, 72, 148 Brock, Cindy A. 117, 84 Brockway, Suzanne N. 157 Brooks, Richard A. 148 Above: John Cseh ' 88, Karl Peterson ' 88, and Tim Wells ' 89 compare girls swim team times In a decisive meet. Brown, Anthony C. 35, 36, 37 Brown, Catherine Brown, Chad E. 141 Brown, Tara L. 75 Brown, Timothy 148, 157, 36 Broxhiils Showcase Gallery 170 Bruster, Alberts. 148 Bryant, Jennifer J. Buchanan, Bryant A. Buchanan, Tina R. 141, 77 Bucher, Brian J. 148 Bucks, Richard S. 157 Buczynsici, Christine 90 Budgett, Lori 117 Burch, Holly L. 141 Burgess, Aaron L. 36, 148 Burke, Thomas F. 36, 148 Burkhart, Bradley A. 36, 117 Burkhart, Wendy M. Burkhart, Pharmacy 173 Burks, DeWayne E. 117 Burks, Jay A. 157 Burris, Sandra 157 Burt, Carlos 148 Bush, Kimberly K. 148 Buti, Misti 110, 157 Butiste, Anthonyh S. 37, 157 Buzalski, Raymond M. 157 Cade, Jeffrey 117 Cadieux, Vicki 118 Calentine, Scott M. 157 Calloway, Nancy E. 141 Campbell, Laura 68, 103, 118, 76 Campbell, Morris L. 118 Campiti, Steven V. 37, 157 Campiti, Vincent M. 118 Cannady, Christina 21, 71, 68, 79, 70, 141 Cannady, Tracey 79, 118, 48 Cantrell, Mark E. 36, 78, 141 Cantu, Kenneth L. 157 Caparell, Tina M. Caprarotta, Timothy R. 141, 76 Carik, Greg 76 Carik, Mary A. 61, 118, 76 Carlson, Christopher A. 118, 46 Carlton, Teri 46 Carlton, Coach 44 Carlson, Jan 90 Carr, David A. 157 Carr, Jeanie S. Carroll, Christopher M. 11, 78, 152, 50 Carson, Tracy 38, 141, 80 Carter, Earleen G. 63, 74, 118 Carter, Marlene 141 Carter, Melanie J. 8, 39, 102, 53 Heighway-Ciizbe, Todd 123 Carir, Roman 149 Carnell, Jason 149 Casteel, Michelle 149 Caparele, Tina 149 Carroll, Christopher 149 Carter, Melanie 149 Cassidy, Margeret 90 Catalino, Tricia A. 149 Cauffman, Terry 1, 36, 141 Cenkush, Cheryl 157 Cesh, John 8, 9, 46 Chabera, Maureen 118 Chapman, Darrin 141 Chappelt, Marcus R. 140 Cherry, Joel L. 39, 149k Chester, Katrina R. 141 Chester, Timothy J. 149 Chevron, 167 Chevrie, Lori L. 39, 149 Chkippewa Bowl, 166 CiesielskI, Kevin 118 Clark, Alice L. 141 Clarke, Brian M. 149 Clarke, Chris 90 Clark, Joseph F. 149 Clark, Robert W. 118 Clark, Stephen M. 149 Clay, Richard H. 149 Clayton, John 90 Clements, Robert 90 Clemons, Charriese R. 157 Cljppenger, Larry 37, 157, 98 Coca-Cola 172 Coddens, Camille R. 14, 15, 38, 78, 118, 120, 52, 53, 76, 80 Coddens, Marilyn 90, 53 Coddens, Rick A. 78,1 49, 150 Cole, Alisha Cole, Danny H. 9, 149, 46 Cole, Larry D. 109, 37, 157 Coleman, Lorrain 141 Coleman, Lynn 90 Coleman, Ralph Coleman, Tracy L. 149 Coleman, Ralph Coleman, Tracy L. 149 Ceilings, Leslie 149 Collins, Barbara Collins, Candice T. 75, 61, 149 Collins, Tracey L. 141 Columbus, Sheiliquita K. 157 Conley, Ray L. 118 Conn, Matthew 157 Conway, Michele 157 Cook, Christopher A. 118, 84 Cook, Stephanie 11, 20, 21, 141, 165, 77 Cook, Stephen 6, 12, 36, 141 Cook, Wesley 68, 149 Cooper, Jeremy 149 Cooper, Shelly Cornell, Jerry 149 Cornell, Robert 157 Costas, Fedora 90 Cozort, Kevin 157 Craig, Kelly 118, 84 Cramer, John Creager, Lisa Creasser, Russell 62, 119 Cripe, Jennifer 44, 79, 149 Cripe, Kerry 22, 23 Crockett, William 157 Crone, Jerry 141 Crowder, Magnolia 141 Crowe, Amanda 55, 68, 141, 52, 76 Crowe, James 90 Crum, William 157 Cruz, Brian 157 Cruz, Theresa 149 Csakany, Chris 119, 76, 77 Cseh, John 119, 182, 47 Cummings, Heather Cummings, Ian Cunningham, Linda 157 Cwldak, Kenneth Cwldak, Tamara Dalgllesh, Floyd A. 157 Above: John HaraguchI ' 90 alllgns parallel segments for an assignment In Geometry. Dame, Nicole 141, 64 Danch, Sara J. 102, 106, 149 Daniels, Christopher S. 149, 98 Daniels, Jami L. 141 Daniels, Reba C. 63, 141, 52 Daniels, Vernon 157 Davidson, Robert 21, 119, 127, 24, 165, 28, 76, 66, 67 Davies, John E. 141 Davis, Antolne M. 119, 56 Davis, Crystal 157 Davis, Mark G. Davis, Michael L. Davis, Sue 149 Davis, TIjuanna L. Davis, Tony C. 36, 149 Davis, Tyrone Dawson, Andrea 141 Day, Bradley D. 141 Day, Deana 157 Dean, Tony R. De Cook, Eroka J. 149 De Graff Barbara J. 119 Deal, Robin 11, 141, 77 Dean, Tony B. Deangelo, Nallon 157 Debuysser, Cora A. 79, 157, 146, 66 Decker, Emalee A. 157 Decesaro, Beth A. 141, 128 Deka, Samantha 141 Delaruelle, Jennifer E. 119 DemblnskI, Jennifer R. Denning, Christopher J. 36, 149 Derane k, Traci A. 141 Derr, Kurt 157, 158 Deshone, Thomas 91 Devenport, Thomas M. Devorkin, Lora S. 119, 76 Dews, Amelia J. Dhenin, Oenl$ E. 141 Dhoore, Jeffr! J. 157 Left: Barbara KomlnowskI ' 90 enjoys rea ' i ' .ig novels from Riley ' s library. Diamond, Brent A. 61, 149 Diamond, Sara L. 157 Dieclcmann, Anjeia 141 Dieter, Jennifer 36, 78, 157, 62 Dieti, Michaei Diggins, Dawn 119 Diggins, Sean DiLuilo, Astrid 63, 141 Dippeii, Ciarlce 36, 91 Divine, Carrie 141 Dobosiewicz, Jennifer 119 Dobosiewicz, Jon 36, 141 Dobrzylcowsiti, Steven 157, 51 Dobsiaw, Hoiiy 79, 119, 76, 64 Dohnson, Joeseph 157 Doice, Jennifer 8, 10, 11, 63, 149, 53 Dominialc, Ty 149 Donathan, Scott 365, 36, 37, 119 Dorsicic, Particia Douglas, Todd 119 Dowls, Haroid 149 Downs, Jason 157 Doyle, Brion Doyle, Colleen 52 Draeger, Michael 61,119, 48 Drak e, Michael 44, 149, 46 Drawert, Karlin 68, 141 Dreibelbeis, Melissa 157 Dremo, Maria 67, 79, 103, 119, 76 Driskell, Renee 75, 149, 157 Driskeil, Robert Driver, Derrenna 157 Drudge, Troy 149 Duda, Loretta 141 Dudeck, Vicky Duford, Amy 44, 120 Duke, Joe 36, 37, 56, 120, 81 Duke, Kelii 120 Dunkelberger, Scott 157, 46 Dunlap, David 90, 46 Dunlap, Leslie 68, 71, 78, 79, 76, 64, 102, 120 Dunn, Dallas 149 Dunn, Eric 95 Dwart, K 72 Dworecki, Amie 75, 79, 156, 157 Dworecki, Julie 149, 66 Dye, Steven Eader, Erin E. 141 Earhart, Joan 91 Earnest, Jill A. 55, 149 Eash, Joseph 40, 103, 120, 177 Eaton, Teresa L. 141 Ebersoles Super Market 167 Eberly, JeHery S. 141 Eckenberger, Lisa R. 39, 78, 141, 52 Eckenberger, Ronny D. Eckenberger, Ryan G. 149 Eddy, Erika M. 78, 149 Edwards, Umekia T. 157 Eggert, Dale 85 Eggert, Margaret 149 Ehardt, Beth A. 44, 79, 120 EIek, Cheryl A. 141, 64, 65 Elkins, David R. 68, 120,73, 76 Elliott, Jesse 120, 46 Ellis, Janice L. 149 Elm, Richard C. 141 Emans, Cassie 149 Emery, Keith R. 158 Endres, Elizabeth 21, 121, 28, 28 Endres, Timothy E. 158 Engeman, Terry 72, 91, 73 Engram, Perlita R. 141 Engrissei, Corina P. 158 Ennis, Michael D. 158 Eperjesi, Elizabeth 8, 121, 85 Ernsberger, Bobbie J. 141 Ernserger, Ruby E. 158 Esper, Gary 149 Evangelist!, Cris 141 Evans, Alvin L. 141, 85 Evans, Darnell 121, 48 Evans, Monica J. Evans, Sean 158 Evard, Wes 20, 21, 149 Ewing, Anjanette 141 Ewing, Raymond L. 149 Exum, Renell 141 Exum, Rochelle E. 158 Falda, Carey 108, 158 Farkas, Karen 121, 76, 64 Faulhaber, Edward 91 Feece, Deann Feldman, Dana 75, 79, 102, 149 Feldman, Travis 37, 56, 158 Felton, Christopher 158 Felts, Joseph 37 Feltz, Tricia 121 Fenters, James 91 Ferenczy, Daniel 158 Fergusson, Wendy 21, 121, 28, 66 Ferm, Kevin 78, 121, 48, 151 Feyos, Denise 55,158, 161 Fickes, Donna 121 Fillmore, Erich 62, 141 Fillmore, Troy 121, 76 Finkler, Jeffrey 149 Finley, Mary 91 Finn, Kevin 121 Finn, Steve 141 Finney, Alison 149 Fisette, Deborah 141 Fisette, JeHrey 37, 158, 51 Fisher, Hoyden 43, 63, 78, 149 Fisher, Marilyn 91, 68 Fisko, Paul 22, 23, 78, 156, 158, 65 Fisko, Sarah 54, 55, 62, 141, 77, 64 Fitzpatrick, Eileen 91 Flatt, Kenneth 142 Flatt, Lisa 142 Flatt, Mark 149 Floran, Arden 121 Miami Florist and Gift Shoppe 176 Florkowski, Mark 142 Flory, Jonathen Flowers, Shane 121 Floyd, John 91 Fluelen, Aaron 150 Fogle, James 142 Foley, Kerry 6, 22, 23, 68, 78, 79, 158, 72, 64 Folley, C. 40, 65 Forcier, Ricky 121 Ford, Ladonna Ford Jr., Eric 158, 50 Forest G. Hay Funeral Home 176 Forkner, Amy 106, 121 Forrest, Felicia L. 150, 66, 84 Forsberg, Lisa M. 316, 150 Fortson, Charlene 316, 150 Foster, Bradley 109 Foster, Cory 121 Foster, Eric T. 142,109, 64 Foster, Michael R. 316, 158 Foster, Kevin 121 Fountain, Alisa M. 68, 70, 79, 102, 150, 151 Fox, Craig 109, 14,140, 142, 97 Fox, Andrew S. 150 Fox Oilman, Joann 88, 91 Franck, Gideon 103, 121 Franklin, Connie M. 109, 142 Franklin, Howard T. 150 Franklin Jr., Nathaniel 56, 142 Franklin, Temple A. 316 Franklin, Todd E. 37, 316, 158 Franklin, Tonya R. 316, 158 Franko, Jeffrey 36, 56, 57, 109, 110, 142 Franko, Thomas 37, 56, 31, 154, 158 Frary, Tony M. 142 Frash, Heidi 150 Frash, Lincoln 122 Frazier, Kathleen E. 68, 69, 122 Frederick, Ricky C. Freeman, Brandon 150, 84 Freeman, Robert J. 22, 109, 142 Freid, Chad 43, 158 Freitag, Beth 142 Freitag, Erica G. 8, 38, 150 Freitag, Melanie L. 6, 7, 38, 39, 78, 142, 80 Frey, Eric 104, 105 Frick, Derek M. 158 Prison, Gloria 122 Fromm, Jason 43, 158 Frye, Eric L. Frye, Lynnette M. 79, 150 Fuller, Robin D. 150 Gable, Donyale Gable, Tina Gable, Toni 158 Gaffigan, Erik J. 158 Gatill, James 61, 142, 28 Gale, Joseph P. 158 Galloway, Anthony S. 122 Galloway, Kelly M. 122, 85 Ganser, Jennifer 75, 158 Ganser, Joseph M. 142, 189 Garbacz, Susan N. 70, 154, 158 Garberick, Steven E. 43, 142, 77 Garcia, Sonia M. Garn, Pamela R. 150 Garrard, Marc H. 142 Garretson, Joyce 91 Gartee, Wallaace 108, 191 Gary, Dion 142 Gary, Douglas L. 122 Garza, FlorenlaR. 142 Above: Pure concentration Is what Joanne UJ. dak ' 89 utilizes for top performance in U.S. History. Garza, Rene 158 Gatson Jr., Curtis 150 Gay, David L. 158 Genung, Stephen B. 43, 68, 78, 122, 76 GeracI, Barbera J. 109, 68, 78, 79, 142, 77 Gevas, Ephie 91 Gevas, Stacy N. 150 Gibboney, Jennifer M. 109, 38, 110, 142, 80 Gibbons, Elizabeth 36, 122 Gilbert, Tina M. 142 Gilbert, Veronica 142 Giilam-Leach, Michael 142 Gilliam, Yolanda 150, 53 Gish, Jeffrey J. 150 Giszewski, Charmae L. Givens, Brian 142 Glass, Charles 109, 150 Glass, Gerald G. 150 Glass, Rochelle 159 Godwin, Wesley R. Godzilla 147 Golden, Tamara S. 122 Goldwin, Daniel 22, 142, 77 Gonzales, Julia 122 Gonzales, Laura C. 142 Gonzales, Marivel C. Gonzales, IMary I. Gonzales, Raul Gonzales, Ruben Gooden, Larry 91, 97, 56 Goodlinl , Audrey A. 79, 142 Goodlinic, George H. 150, 77 Goodlink, James 61, 122, 76 Goodmen, Charles 61, 91 Goodman, Michael D. 150 Gordon, Jennifer J. 150 Gorny, Dawn M. 107, 142 Gorny, Sandy 91 Gorny, Tamara S. 150, 154 Gosselin, Joy E. 41, 142, 66 Graf, John B. 159 Graham, Alphonso 107, 159 Graham, Michelle 44, 45, 122, 28 Granning, Anna 143 Gray, 1L 77, 79, 142 Gray, Jane 77 Green, Bryan 143, 64 Green, James 122 Greenwood, Christopher 122 Greenwood, Lori 143, 77, 66 Gregory, Brenda Gregory, Christian 105, 143 Grey, Carole 89, 95 Grice, Christai Grice, Jeanle Griffin, Charles 122 Griffin, Felcia 159 Grimm, Daniel Grimmer, Victoria 159 Grimmer, Danny 68, 150 Grindel, Deborah 22, 143 Gripado, Carlo 150 Groves, Sonta Grummell, Dolres Grundy, Krama 70, 143 Grundt, Janet 150 Guthrie, Debra 159 H Hall, David 159 Hamilton, Jerral 159 Hanley, Darrin 159 Hanley, Dawn 159 Hanover, Matthew 72, 159 Hansen, Becky 159 Harey, Chris 159 Harmon, Todd 159 Harness, Dana 159 Haraguchi, Anna 123, 76 HaraguchI, John 183 Harbough, Darcy 52, 28 Harter, Nancy 92 Hassan, Rebecca 159 Hatcher, William 150, 61 Haffield, James 85 Hatten, Michelle 150 Hauff, Pamela Haustrowser, A. 72 Hawkins, William 159 Haydon, Dorothy 92 Hazlett, Julie 123 Hecht, David 143 Hecht, Scott 159, 50 Heidrich, Jennifer 143 Heighway, Shelley 143 Heiiman, James 150 Heiiman, Stormi 7, 123, 85 Heiiman, Wendi 123, 85 Heinrich, Dennis 150, 64 Heinrich, Wendy 143, 64 Helge, Erin Heminger, Jennifer 159 Hemphill, Marty 150 Henderson, Frederic 159 Henderson, Nathan 123 Henderson, Thomas 150, 50 Hendrickson, Daniel 143 Henry, Carl 42, 43, 150 Henry, Hoy 159 Herczeg, Daniel 150 Herczeg, Sara 9, 14, 15, 74, 78, 12, 76, 3, 132 Herman Jr., Charles Hernandez, Angela 159 Herr, Hans 36, 143 Hetzel, Kevin 159, 150 Heyse, Jason 40,1 50, Heyse, Kimberiy 159 Highfield, Jeffrey 143 Highfield, Michael 95, 159 Hiidebrand, Staci 123, 85 Hiie, Gretchen 150 Hill, Angela 123 Hill, Joelie 44, 68, 123 Hill, Robert 159 Hill, Shantelle 143 Hill, Vianda 10, 14, 15, 71, 123, 187 Hill, Vincent Hillaert, Trent 150 Hines, Lorenzo 124 Hipsher, Aaron L. 159, 46, 47 Hitchcock, Cindy 68, 124, 76 Hitchcock, Shelley 159 Hobbs, David 159 Hodges, Cheyenne N. 159 Hoffer, Robert 143 Hoffman, Belinda 150 Hoffman, Brandon 159 Hoffman, Dawn M. 63, 61, 124, 76 Hoffman, Katie 150,1 52 Hoffman, Lori L. 62, 103, 124 Hoffman, Stacy B. 22, 143 Hogie, Julie A. 79, 150 Hojnacki, Sandra 92 Hoke, Erika L. 124 Hoke, John J. 150 Hoke, Shauna J. 124 Holcomb, Deanna S. 124 Holcomb, Gloria 150 Holcomb, Larcne Holderread, Ann 150 Holland, Bryan 63, 143 Holland, Heather 159 Holleman, Barbara 124, 85 Holleman, Bradley 124, 85 Hollingsworth, Chlquita 150 Hollis, Diana Holtsclaw, Theresa Holtzberg, Karen L. 70, 150 Honold, Jennifer 151 Honold, Melissa 151 Hoover, Clark B. 8, 9, 78, 151, 152, 46 Hoover, D. Hoover, Dennis A. 151 Hoover, Rebecca 6, 9, 44, 79, 155,1 56, 159, 187, 64, 65 Hoove, Todd 21, 92 Horton, Bebette 151 Horvath, Andrea 1590 Horvath, Buffy S. 151 Horvath, Jason 124 Horvath, Mindi 75, 159 Horvath, Nancy 143 Above: P ae« I the me;.-;, ' SB and Dave Klottermon ' 66. Horvath, Richard 92 Hostrawser, Amy J. 68, 159, 64 House, Sean D. 151 Howard, Mrgarita Howe, Daniel L. 151 Howe, Erick D. 151 Hudgen, David 36, 154 Hudgen, JeHrey S. 63, 36, 37, 124, 80 Hudson, Donald E. Hudson, Eugene Hughs, Laura L. 150 Hull, Lisa Anne 136, 137, 85 Humphrey,Kimisha 44, 151 Humphrey, Shawn 143 Humphrey, Trisha M. 44, 68, 79, 124 Hums, Judith 92 Hunt, Lord M. 151 Hunter, Eric D. Hurley Jr., Timothy P. 143 Husemann, Gabriella 55, 159, 161 Huseman, Quinton J. 151, 46 Huston, Thomas P. 61, 143 Huynh, Hiep 159 Huysye, K. 41 Jackson, Jaquelyn L. Jackson, Juan A. 159 Jackson, Nikki A. 159, 101 Jackson, Robert 159 Jacobs, Michael A. Jakowiak, Coach 36, 37 James, Anika A. 159 James, Kevin W. 159 James, Tracey L. 151 James, Steve 159 Jamison, Donna C. 143 Jankowski, Teresa 143 Jankowski, Tammy 159 Jenkins, Shirley 92 Jernigan, Jennifer L. 159 Jodway, Tracy 71, 68, 143 Johnson, Angelique R. Johnson, Charles E. Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Debra S. 124, 76, 66 Johnson, Esther K. 159 Johnson, Joseph 51 Johnson, Jay Johnson, Kelly Johnson, Lynda 159, 72 Johnston, Leona 92 Jones, Charles R. 107, 151 Jones, Mikko M. 10, 151 Jones, Stephanie 151 Hyepock, Tara 124 IDS Financial Services 171 Iga, Cynthia 92 Ihns, Jennifer S. 36, 128, 159 Inthalansy, Chinda 55, 62, 143 Inthalansy, Vatsana 79, 159 The Insurance Shoppe 176 Isbell, Jennifer G. 143 Jordan, Glenn K. 143 Jordan, Shawn A. 61 Jordan, Shawna L. 124 Jordan, Vickie L. 159 Juday, Jennifer 14, 15, 40, 41, 124 Jurkaites, Christopher 159 Just Aerobics 167 K Kadar, Helene M. 125, 85 Kasa, Kerri L. 107 Katterheinrlch, John 125,68, 177 Katz, Heather P. 151, 159 Kauss, John 92 Kelley, Roxanne Kelly, Edward 97, 107, 56, 151 Kelly, Rondo Kelly, Ryan 9, 44, 78, 151, 152, 146 Kelsick, Stacey 79, 151 Kendall, Brian J. 36,78, 143, 48, 50, 66 Kendall, James R. 21, 125, 46 Kent, Naomi 92, 97 Kernan, Joe 142 Kester, Molly 151, 101 Keszei, James V. 14, 35, 36, 37, 125, 48, 51 Ketchum, Peter Key, Martha A. 151 Kielton, Dennis 92 Kielton, Tracy 74, 78, 125, 76 Klene, Fran 92, 95 Kieser, John 125 Kilgore, Craig M. 159, 146 Kimble, Angela M. 159 Kimble, Kristina 143, 64 Kimbrough, Maurice L. Kinch, Christy 151 King, Brian 125 Kirkham, Merryll 125 Kirkpatrick, Kelli M. 68, 143, 72 Kirkpatrick, Matthew D. 125, 146 Kiska, David 125 Klein, Laura J. 143, 28 Klempay, Robert J. Kline, Dawn H. 68, 72, 143 Kline, Deborah A. 160 Kline, Jeffrey D. 22, 125, 65 Kline, Michele L. 125 Klitake, Doria 92 Klosterman, David 60, 61, 125, 177 Klowetter, Anthony 151 Knight, Jennifer 14, 15, 125 Knight, Michael C. 143 Knox, Tanya L. 125 Knudson, Lori 125, 84 Koch, Christopher C. 160 Koch, Joseph L. 8, 151, 146 Koch, Kenneth C. 36, 60, 61, 148 Koczan, Edward A. 151 Koehle, Gregory 68, 110, 125 Koellner, John 92 Kolczynski, Jennifer 151 Kominowski, Barbara E. 151, 183 Kong, King 147 Konkle, Kathie M. 125 Konzen, Thomas 143 Korensky, Charles C. 36, 126, 28 Kornfeld, Judy K. 125 Koselak, Korbett L. 151 Koski, Michelle 151 Kovas, Marcia 92 Kowalski, Christopher 126 Kozlowski, Anthony 36, 151 KozlowskI, Tammy M. 143 Kramer, Tammi S. 126, 85 Kranz, Coach 37 Kreitzman, Joe 92 Krepel, Thomas 151 Kreps, Andrew 151 Krol, Anna L. 143, 64 Kryder, James 92 Kronewitter, Norma 93 Kryder, Karen S. 79, 151 Kryder, Kelly J. 150 Kryder, Scott J. 11, 40, 78, 126, 132 Kryder, Shanyn Kubsch, Tammy M. 143 Kubsch, Thomas S. Kuehl, Christopher C. 44, 126, 46 Kuhn, Shannon M. 160 Laderer, Paige J. 6, 79, 126, 66 Laiber, Antoinette 93 Lambert, Ryan C. 36, 143 Lamon, Jon The Shop of 1001 Lamps 8i Shades 173 Lamphier, Patsy J. 160 Landis, Mark A. London, Alan W. 156, 160, 46 London, Brian L. 21, 126, 46 Lang, Micheal 143, 77, 48 Longford, Jeremy 42, 43, 60, 61, 78, 79, 126, 132, 76 Longford, Joshua M. 43, 151 Lonham, Lee K. Lashowski, Brian 126 Laskowski, James C. 160k Laurita, Jeffery V. 151 Louver, Carl 93 Louver, Theresa 93 Lawson, Emily J. 71, 68, 126, 76 Lawson, Leslie 78, 79, 160 Lawson, Mary 93 Lawson, Susan 78, 79, 126,76 Lax, Loticio L. 143 Lax, Tyron D. 126, 48, 50 Leach, Debro E. 151 Leaver, George A. 151 Lee, Adam J. Ill, 126 Lee, Christopher A. 37, 160 Lee, Christopher D. 56, 127 Lee, Kristin J. 11, 68, 79, 143 Lee, Shauna M. 21, 39, 79, 151 Lee, Tamaro L. 160 Leedy, Sonio K. 143 Leedy Jr., Kenneth L. 150, 51 Lees,Jennifer 151, 154 Lemon, Jennifer L. 79, 151 Lemann, Juli A. 152 Leinenboch, Lori 120, 127 Leipert, Heather C. 10, 11, 39, 152 Leisenring, Kelly 21, 41, 143 Leilo, Joyson L. Lentlne, Renee M. 78, 152, 53, 98 Leonhard, J. Andrew 160 Lerman, Sheila 60, 61, 62, 127, 28 Above: The 1988 Drama Club. LeVee, Stuart 93 Levin, Wendy 63, 127, 179 Lewis, Damon Lewis, Daryi 109, 152 Lewis, Marie 127 Lewis, Sandy 52 Lewis, Ttiealyn 152 Lichtsinn, Michieiie Lindenman, Eiizabetti 75, 152 Lindenman, Ttiomas 36, 143 Lindsiey, Ronaid Lipecici, Marie 143 Lipp, Kevin 143 Lipscomb, Jennifer Little, Kenny 144, 76, 66, 67 Lizzi, Micliaei 144 Lizzi, Rosemary 160 Lioyd, Waiter 37, 160 Loclce, Mictiaei 36, 144 Longenecicer, Jane 22, 127, 64, 65 Lopez, Conrado 160 Loutzenhiser, Josef 127 Love, Brian 160 Love, Vanessa 144, 77 Lovely, Felicia 160 Lovisa, Keitti 21, 127 Lowe, Kevin 152 Lowe, Sarati 160 Luber, Elizabeth 44, 144 Luczkowski, Douglas 136, 137 Luczkowski, Keith 40, 78, 152 Lindy, Kuke 93 Luna, Irene Lyes, Komar 160 Lymburner, April 66 Lymburner, John 128 Lynch, Kathy 152, 53 Lynch, Sharyl 14, 15, 110, 128, 52, 28 M MacDonald, Amy 55, 160, 161, 66, 67 MacDonald, Kelley 144 Macknick, Christopher 60, 61 Macknick, Patrick 61, 152 Maori, Frank Maddox, Aurelia 160 Maefield, Calvin 36, 144 Magdalinski, April 144 Maher, George 152 Maher, Tamia 106, 152 Main, Stephanie 44, 78, 160 Makley, Sharon 79, 103, 152, 72 Makowski, Sean 152 Makowski, Todd Mammdenti, Robert 92 Manning, Beatrice 152 Manning, Peter 36, 152 Manwarren, Christeen 160, 64 Manzer, Christopher 160 Marcotte, Timothy Marietta, David 34, 36, 128 Marin, Rafael Marker, Shelley 128, 84 Markuson, Karen 63, 152 Markuson, Julie 144, 53 Marriot 166 Marshall, Christen Marshall, Douglas 128 Marshman, Jamie Martinez, Margaret Martinez, Michael 152 Martinez, Michele Marvin, Paul 160 Mascorro, Marie Mathes, Stefanie Matthews, Andrew Maupin, Tonya Maure, Erin 63, 152 Mauro, Heidi 9, 44, 79, 160 Maxey, Dean 144 Maxey, Michelle 160 May, Ronald McAllister, John 93 Mayersky, Susan 6, 144 McAllister, Jessica 160 McCahill, Angela 160 McCahill, Kevin 128 McCallie, Tami 152 McCarthy, Michele 152, 66 McCarthy, Lavonne McCarthy, Tammy 38, 144 McClelland, Marcy 97, 137 McCloughan, Shean 39, 152 McCoige, Chad 152 McCorquodale, David 160 McCracken, Tricia 152 McCray, James 160 McCray, Shannon 41, 151, 152 McCullough, George 88, 89, 94 McDaniel, Cathleen McDaniel, Jason O. 144 McDonald ' s 165 McDonald, Julie L. 128 McDougal, Linda 94 McFarland, Todd S. 85 McGarigle, Daniel 21, 128, 24, 25, 165, 28 McGarrlty, Christina 44, 152 McGee, Carlo J. McGhee, Laron M. 101 Mclntyre, Michael T. 43, 144 McKee, Marcia L. 62, 144 McKillip, Kenneth G. 144 McKinney, Charline 128, 84 McKinney, Terrence L. 144 McKane, Kelly 21, 55, 152 McLane, Sean L. 60, 61, 79, 128, 76 McLeod, Kerri 120, 128 McMann, Mary 94 McMillin, Jeremiah M. 152 McNamara, Kathleen D. 63, 152 McNeill, Jennifer McPherson, Terri J. 152 McPherson, Trina M. Medich, Becky L. 39, 152 Medich, Nicole 14, 15, 38, 78, 128, 80 Medich, Wendy M. 14,15, 38, 127, 128, 52, 53, 81 Meek, Sheryl R. 144, 84, 85 Meiss, James 12, 22, 36, 144 Merriweather, Ernestine S. 160 Merriweather, William D.144 Mesecar, Christopher J. 22, 36, 78, 140, 56, 144, 77 Messaglia, Kathleen A. 44, 79, 144 Metcalfe, Ronald 36, 94 Metz, Teresa R. Meuleman, Denise M. 144 Mibb, Dennis G. 37, 160 Michalak, Andrew J. 152 Michalak, Randall R. 56, 152 Michalski, Richard J. Michel, Brett D. 78, 128, 132, 76 Middleton, Peggy A. 84 Mieike, Jennifer J. 78, 156, 160 Mieike, Melissa A. 62, 129, 76 Mihail, Andrew D. 63, 108, 129 Mikel, Candy 129 Mikel, Josh 144, 46 Mikesell, Lynn R. 144 Mikesell, Tracy A. 160 Miller, A. 79 Miller, Amelia 7, 20, 21, 60, 61, 144 Miller, Andre D. 152 Miller, Christopher J. 129 Miller, Cindy 52 Miller, Dan 94, 64 Miller, Jonathon 129, 177 Miller, Kimberly 44, 152 Miller, Marc 36, 144 Miller, Roslyn 129, 76 Miller, Rowena 160 Milnes, Jessica 102, 129, 64 Milovich, MaHhew 152 Milum, William Miner, Herbert S. 99, 188 Mitchell, Richard E. 129 Mitchell, Leroy Mitchell, Patricia R. Mizani, Kevin MIze, Erick M. Moeller, Sasha 39, 68, 153, 72, 73 Top Photo: Clarke DIpell arouses excitement in the Riley crowd at a spirited pep assembly. Above: Danielle Piper ' 90 and Becky Hoover ' 91 are an Integr-:! part of Rllay choir. Moeller, Shayne 160, 66 MoHett, Robert J. 129, 84 Moflitf, Tammara L. 63, 106, 153, 53 Mohaupt, Jennifer R. 128, 76 Montgomery, Jay 40, 129, 76 Moore, Aaron A. 56, 129 Moore, Demond R. 160 Moore, E. 36 Moore, Matthew A. 153 Moore, Sonya 160 Moriarty, Patricia 94 Morical, Guy 94 Morey, Marie S. 110, 76, 66 Morgan, Lee 129 Morgan, Tracy J. 11, 79, 153 Mornlngstar, Larry 94 Morrow, Brian M. 129 Morse, David W. 153 Mosel, Kent J. 153, 99 Morton, Betti A. 129 Morton, Roger L. 68, 144 Morton, Tracey S. 160 Mosby, Comeco R. 129 Mosby, Latonia M. 160, 28 Mullcey, Dawn 21, 144 Murphy, Dennis L. 35, 36, 105, 144 Murphy, Gloria 94 Murphy, Lauren 79, 144, 64 Murphy, Orlando E. Murray, Rachelle 144 Musgrave, Jennifer J. 160 Myers, Carol S. 153 Myers, Keith A. 160 Myers, Melanie S. 55, 68 N Nagy, Mike 40, 144 Nagy, William 37, 160 Nailon, Deangelo Naumen, Brian 40, 144 Neal, Kirkland E. 109, 160, 47 Nellans, Linda 94 Nelson, Faye 94 Nethercutt, Christine 41, 129, 76 Nethercutt, Debra S. 68, 160 Newcomer, Eric A. 144, 64, 65 Newhouse, Janice E. 153 Newmen, Eric D. 160 Newport, Bryan T. 130 Newport, Chad 130 Newsome, Michelle 130 Newton, Kimberly A. 144, 64 Niemann, Jeremy P. 144, 28 Niles, Vanessa C. Nitka, Angela M. 160, 185 Nitka, Lisa R. 68, 79, 144 Noble, Chandra R. 160 Noble, Scott 130, 85 Noffsinger, Harold L. 153 Noff singer, Tina L. 130 Norris, Anthony Norris, Robert Nowakowski, Jeffrey F. 43, 144 Nowickl, Laura 130 Nusbaum, Nicole M. 71, 68, 144 NuSash 174 Nyers, Matthew J. Nyers, Rebecca K. 160 O ' Banion, Melissa A. O ' Bannon, Shenelle M. 130, 84 Obenchain, Deborah 144 Obenchain, Richard 68, 161, 72 Obrein, Donald S. 130 Ogle, Claude 144 Oglesby, Ley la 161 Ohara, Sean K. 153 Oklak, Mildred 55, 144 Oldham, Algie 14, 88, 89, 94, 80 dinger, Christina 153, 53 Olmstead, Dina M. 68, 153, 72 Olson, Cynthia L. 161 Olson Kurt A. Orisich, Shari M. 20, 21, 38, 39, 130 Orosco, Christina Orsini, Stephan A. Ortiz, Deliala A. Ortiz, Nina Ottman, Dawn 153 Ottman, Jennifer 161 Overmyer, Christopher 68, 72,153,46 Overmyer, Stephanie 68, 78, 79, 140, 144, 76, 64 Ownes, Andre D. 161, 48 Owens, Louis Packer, Jennifer 144 Paige, Heather L. 144, 64 Page, Eugenia M. 144 Panzica, Joseph 130, 85 PaPay, Peggy 94 Papp, Timothy 161, 51 Parker, Robert 53 Parrack, Douglas 161 Parrack, Michael D. 137, 85 Parsons, Joseph M. 153 Parsons, Michelle A. 130, 85 Pasic, Melika 130 Paszli, Daneen Patterson, Celeste A. Patterson, ColleHe D. 144 Pauwels, Christine M. 153 Pearce, Jennifer 144, 85 Pejza, Steve P. 153, 97 Penn, Judy 144, 147, 52, 80 Perkins, Kevin 144 Perry, Jennifer L. 62, 144, 64 Perry, Sabrina Pershing, Ryan P. 21, 153, 24 Peters, Adria L. 153 Peters, Andrew M. 109, 144 Peters, Shawn 144 Peters,Vaughn 153 Peterse, Kathryn D. 153 Peterson, James 94 Peterson, Karl I. 8, 9, 130, 177, 182, 28,76,46, 47 Pethe, Megan 21, 70, 153 Pethe, Susannah J. 10, 145 Pfeifer, Charles D. Pfledderer, Gary F. 68, 130, 164, 177, 76 Pfledderer, Laura 153 Pflugh, Raechelle L. 161 Phelps, Mark A. 145 Phillips, Robert V. 145 Pickenpaugh, Karoline 145 Pidgeon, Laura 84 Pieniazkiewicz, Ralph 44 Pier, Christina 22, 130, 164, 177 Pierson, Bradley 130 Pink, Anthony P. 36, 56, 153 Piper, Danielle C. 153, 187, 64„ 65 Piper, Michelle K. 161, 185 Pittman, Anthony L. Pittman, James C. 105, 104, 131 Pittman, Judith Pitts, Timothy 145 Plonka, Steven Polsgrove, Gordon 94, 97, 52 Pool, Coach 36 Pope, Chrystal 131 Porman, Cecil R. Porter, Dawn M. 161 Porter, Lorraine Porter, Steven C. 153 Powell, Christopher 145 Powers, Brian 56,153 Poznanski, Kimberly K. 131 Poznanski, Troy D. 36, 153 Praklet, Richard 94 Price, Aurelia 153 Price, David 161 Price, Dawn Prusinski, Jeffery J. 153 Pugh, Carrie 145,101 Pugh, Courtni 145, 177 Purdy, Lywunda Purdy, Sharon P. 153 Purdy, Tina 161 Putz, David M. 131 Puzynski, Michael L. 145 PuzynskI, Tamara L. 161 Quach, Hoa 79, 153 Quach, Thanh 36, 78, 79, 145 Quade, Melissa 6,22, 23, 161 Quinn, Christina 153 Quinn, Moura 161 Quiroz, Alicia Quiroz, Mary Above: Tony Venable ' 90, Lisa Endres ' 88, Anna SIsko ' 89, Wes Evard ' 90, and Thad Rice - ' 91, work diligently to complete the Yearbook Index Radanovlch, Daniel 131 Raderstorf, Nick 161 Radomski, Kyra 70, 78, 161 Ramirez, Debbie 131 Ramirez, Mlice 131 Rau, Karen Rau, Todd 21, 153 Raybucic, Scott E. 105, 145 Reams, Thomas 145, 77 Reaves, Shantoria 161 Redman, Danny 161 Redman Jr., William 145 Reed, Leslye 131, 85 Reed, Randy 43,131, 78, 76 Reese, Otlia 94 Reitz, Steplianie 63, 161 Renbarger, Jeanne 94 Renfroe, Peter 87, 161 Renteria, Jose 153 Reygaert, Scott Alan 36 Rlioadarmer, Barbera 94 Rliodes, Amy 21, 54, 145, 165 Rhodes, Andrew 11, 153 Rice, Thaddeus 21, 153, 161 Rice, Tracey Richards, Brent 131, 177 Richards, Marie 37, 161 Richards, Matthew 145 Richards, Reggie 131 Richards, Robert Richards, Shane 56,161 Richards, Steve 153, 73 Richmond, Lisa 145 Riddle, John 34, 35, 36, 37, 78, 131 Ridge, Dougals 131 Ridge, Jeffrey 161 Riecichoff, Terrie 153 Riedl, Justin 145 Ritte, Terra 145 Riggs, Tricla 161 Riley, Annita Riley, James W. 68, 153, 99 RItter, Angela 131 Robbins, Glenn 1 31, 76 Roberts, Jeff 153 Roberts, Leia 69, 95 Robinson, Esther 95 Robinson, ill, Nathaniel, 11, 145 Robinson, Tammy 55, 145 Rodriguez, Julie 161 Roe, Dawn 8,153, 53 Roeder, Richad 161 Rogers, Erica Rogers, Mavis 84 Rohde, Sean 104, 131 Roher, Lynda 153 Rot op, Marie 153 Rose, Eric 37, 161, 51 Rose, Harley 145 Rose, Jennifer 54, 55, 45, 145 Rose, Tina 153 Rosenberg, Jonathon 43, 132, 177 Ross, Christina Ross, Michelle 75, 161 Ross, Randy 36, 153 Roth, David 145 Rouiller, Steve 161 Roush, Marc 156, 161 Rozewica, Michael 95 Rucker, Anthony 153, 50 Rucker, Elizabeth 75, 68, 78,153 Rucker, Eric Ruiz, Angel Rulli, John 36, 145 Rumpf, Mindy 11, 145 Ruse, Kevin Rzeszewski, Jennifer 132 Rzeszewski, Lori 153 Sadler, Terry T. Sadowski, Susan A. 145 Sailors Jr., William D. 145, 185 Salazar, Alma D. 145 Salazar, Esther 151 Salazar Jr., Miguel 153 Samarich, Robert B. 132, 66 Saneiton, Lisa M. Sonchez, Ernest Sanchez, Miguel Sanchez, Pablo J. 37 Sanchez, Prime Santiago, Lucas 145 Santoro, Jose 11, 40, 56, 145 Saviano, Christine 39, 153,53 Scales, Eddie R. 104, 36,56, 132 Scales, Johnny 36,56, 132 Scanlan, Tina R. 154, 53 Scarbrough, Katina L. 68, 161 Schaetzle, Mary G. Schafer, Emily S. 162 Schafer, Timothy A. 153 Scharf, Dustin M. 132 Scharf, Lori 132 Schell, Desiree L. Schell, Ronald E. Scherer, Jamie D. 162 Schleicher, Christopher 161 Schleicher, Mark 145 Schlemmer, Marcus F. 145 Schlemmer Paul N. 68, 153, 73 Schlueter, Matthew 162 Schmeltz, Kimberly 11 Schmidt, James 152 Schmidt, Ronnie G. 132 Schosker, Barbara A. 145 Schosker, Robert 40, 133 Schosker, Timothy J. 162 Schpok, Kelly E.154 Schroder, Jill L. 133 Schroder, Nicholas 36, 133 Schreiber, Elisa 55, 68, 72, 162 Schrock, Colette R. 145 Schutze, Amber J. 133 Schwartz, Nancy 145, 66, 67 Schwing, Mark A. 68, 72, 154, 64 Scott, Anthony 162 Scott, Dionne Scott, Jason 162 Scott, Shawn 37, 162 Scott, Timothy C. 37 Scott, Tracey A. 146, 184 Scruggs, Javon D. 108, 109, 162, 51 Search, Frederick H. 161 Sears, Adonna C. 161, 162 Sears, Thomas 133, 85 Senff, Coach 51 Sever, Phillip D. 22, 23, 61, 133, 164, 177 Severns, Laura B. Shank, James P. Sharp Jr., Ronald L. 133 Shepard, Jason 154 Shepley, Beth R. 162 Shepley, Eric 146 Shepley, Marcy L. 162 Sherwood, Craig A. 146 Sherwood, John M. 36, 146 Shields, Melanie Shindollar, Laura L. 162 Shinol, Danielle A. 162 Shriver, Elise 161 Sieg, Jeffrey 146 Sills, Casey S. 158, 152 Sills, Deanna J. 8, 133, 177 Silva, Sylvia 133 Above: The Firefly Festival allows Kevin Smith ' 89, to practice viola skills during the summer months. Silva, Krista 162 Silverman, Abby L. 62, 71, 68, 78, 146 Simpson II, Donald R. 154 Sims, Jeffrey 162 Sipe, Matthew 36, 146 Sipocz, Kim 7, 70, 60, 61, 146, 77 Sipress, Sabena 146 Sirok, Jason M. 154 Sirok, Lori L. 146 Sisco, Anna P. 21, 78, 154 Skelton, Sheryll L. 133, 85 Slack, Geraldine 95 Slaughter, Kevin Smith, Ann M. 162, 66 Smith, Chelsy 146 Smith, Connie R. Smith, Cory G. 154 Smith, Dameon D. Smith, David W. 62, 63, 146 Smith, Deanna D. 154 Smith, Edward A. Ill, 162 Smith, Frances 95 Smith, Gail Smith, Heather M. 133 Smith, Jeffrey P. 154 Smith, Jennifer A. 162 Smith, Jeremy A. 154 Smith, Jeremy C. 146 Smith, Julius D. 37, 162 Smith, Kenneth 162 Smith, Kevin 146, 66 Smith, KIndra 154 Smith, Kristine A. 146 Smith, L. Smith, Leo M. 154 Smith, Melissa A. 162 Smith, Quitina N. 162, 64, 65 Smith, lloxanne Smith, Robert 95 Smith, Scott J. 35, 36,136, 154, 77, 50 Smith, Stephen 95 left: Troy Williams ' 83 Is head on 4 shoulders above everyone. Including Andy Thoma ' 91. Smith, Sue 95 Smith, Terrance 162 Smith, Troy J. 21, 142, 136, 24, 25, 28 Smocic, Jennifer 136 Smoiica, Jennifer R. Smorse, Edith M. 154 Spedalcer, Bobbie J. 154 Snell, Timothy K. 133 Sniadecici, Matthew R. 154 Sniadecici, Michael 154 Snyder, Maiaina Snyder, Rhonda 136 Soimos, Jacqueline 10, 41, 154 Soimos, Jon 36, 133 Somers, Brandy L. 162 Sorenson, Matthew 20, 21, 68, 133, 24, 25, 177 Sorenson, Pamela 71, 154 Sorocco, Douglas J. 68, 72, 136, 73, 28, 76 Spagnolo, Dan 133 Spagnolo, Jonathon Spann, Therese M. 136, 177 Spears, James Speelman, Kimberly Spiegel, Stacey 63, 133 Spillman, Jesse L. 154 Spychalsid, Kimberly K. 162 Sriver, Scott 42, 43, 134, 76, 84 St. Amand, Terry A. St. Germain, Kathi 68, 162, 72 St. Germain, Kristen M. 9, 44, 45, 68, 162, 72 Stebbins, James 95, 102 Stallings, K. 37 Stammich, Thomas R. 136 Stammich, Todd 36, 154 Stanl iewicz, Brian M. 154 Stanton, Chad N. 40, 136, 177 Starling, Tyrone M. 36, 154 Steele, Rachel L. 68, 134, 85 Steimback, Coach 36, 37 Steinke, Kimberly L. Stephens, Kathy 134 Stevens, Barbara 162 Stevens, Dorine Stewart, Nicole 162 Stewart, Robert W. 103, 134 Stewart, Shawn M. 134, 84 Stiff ler, Jeffrey W. 104 Stillson, Kassidy Stillson, Richard 78, 79, 56, 134 Stopper Jr., Jack A. 37, 162 Stockton, Angela F. 136 Stokes, Charles C. 84 Stokes, Stefanie 10, 71, 68, 134 Stokes, Troy E. 37, 162 Stoller, Kelli 103, 134, 136, 76, 80 Stone, Jeffrey W. 154 Stoner, Kristy 162, 66 Stordahl, Donald M. 22, 146, 76, 64 Storin, Don P. 146 Stout, Sarah 146, 44 Storm, Pam 154 Strader, Kelly S. 146 Stull, Darrin C.154, 50 Stoll, Kelly R. 11, 134, 84 Stoll, Kimberly A. 146 Sunner, Joel 146, 28, 76, 146 Susan, Melissa D. 162 Swanson, Ben C. 68, 154, 73 Swanson, Brian D. 162 Swathwood, William F. 79, 146 Switalski, John R. 134, 84 Switalski, Melissa A. 162, 66 Sylvester, Jeermal T. 154, 50 Syson, Cindy 11, 146 Szabo, Michele 146 Szaday, Peter 12, 68, 72, 146, 73 Szaday, Steve 154 Szalai, Heidi S. 154 Szczechowski, Robert A. 35, 36, 37, 134 Szuch, David 134 Szucs, Deborah A. 44, 45, 79, 146, 77 Szymanski, Nicole D. 68, 162 Debbie T. ' s Auction Service 164 Tabb, Shawn 154 Talboom, Doris 162 Talcott, Robin 146 Talcott, Rochelle 146 Tarnacki, Karyn 71, 68, 79, 134 Tate, Terry Taylor, Isaac 62 Taylor, James 154 Taylor, Nancy 68, 79, 134, 76 Taylor, Robert 95 Taylor, Shawn 162, 48 Taylor, Victoria 154 Tebo-Varro, Deanna 162 Teeter, Denise 162 Tekler, Dawn 146 Tenney, Kelli 146 Tetzlaff, Debbie 164, 177 Tetzlaff, Heather 22, 23, 103,134, 164, 177, 76 TetzlaH, Hillary 22, 78 Thibodeau, Mitchell 146 Thoma, Andrew 162, 189 Thomas, Ariek Thomas, David 163 Thomas, George 95 Thomas, iris 134, 84 Thomas, Josephine Thomas, Michael 163, 51 Thomas, Michelle 163 Thomas, Teresa 163 Thompson, Cindy 68, 72, 73 Thompson, John 163 Thompson, Kenneth 37, 163 Thompson, Michelle 22, 79,146, 154, 77, 64 Thompson, Tammie 146 Thornburg, Scott 6, 163, 64, 65 Thornhill, Donna 95 Tiffany, Aaron Tilton, Carrie 163 Tolleson, Tina 146 Tomlinson, Timothy 22, 23, 134, 164, 177, 76 Tompkins, Anthony 146 Tompsett, Tracy 154 Toner, Roberta Torbenson, Michelle 11, 62, 146 Torok, Kelly 154, 53 Torres, Steve 36, 146 Toth, Jerry 163 Totten, Charlotte 95 Townsend, Noel 163 Trammell, Ryan 155 Tranberg, Andrew 135 Trawick, Janet Treesh, April 155 Tretheway, Tamara 103, 135, 64, 65 Trost, Wendy 146, 64 Troxel, Donald 163 Trujillo, Cindy Trujillo, Maria 163 Trujillo, Marie G. Trujillo, Mary 163 Trujillo, Miguel Trumbull, Wanda Tucker, Michael 135, 85 Tuohy, Christopher Turner, Evone Turner, Ryan 155 Turner, William Turnock, Christy 44, 163 Tuttle, Jennifer 21, 146, 165 U Above: Chris Mesacar ' 89 relives our historic past through famous speeches and traditional clothing. Ujdak, Joanne 71,22, 23, 68, 146,184 Ullery, Amy 70,44, 45, 110, 146 Urbin, Brad 163 Vandewaiie, Jane 95 Vandewalle, Tracie 44, 68, 135, 76 Vanderweide, John 95 Vanderweide, Jackie 95 Vanooteghem, Beth 61, 135, 76 Vanooteghem, Kirk 68, 155,72, 73 Vargo, Joanne Vaughn, David 68, 146, 73 Vaughn, Jennifer 22, 23, 61, 79, 146 Vellucci, Kenneth 146 Venable, Anthony 21, 155 Vinegar, Keyon 36, 37, 155 Vinson, Christopher 163 Vinson, Willie 155 Vltale, Erica 146 Vltale, Lara 10, 39, 78, 155 Vltale, Sanya 22, 23, 68, 72, 163 Vltou, James 146 Vogel, Douglas Volheim, Brent 146 Volheim, Joshua 88, 36, 163 w Wacumas, Leslie A. 163 Wagoner, Mark A. 163 Wagoner, Michael A. 163 Wagoner, Tonya J. 155 Walden, Eric Walkowski, Thomas Walker, Anthony J. 155 Walker, Joshua 147 Walker, Timothy P. 147 Walkey, Peter D. 14, 147, 77, 48 Walkowski, Thomas 155 Wallace, Carrol 95 Wallace, Jennifer L. 71, 68, 135 Wallace, Karia 76, 77 Wallace, Millssa J. 10, 155 Wallace, Richard A. 163 Wallace, Timothy 15 Walling, Allan R. 63, 135, 28 Walling, Amy 163 Wallisch, Michael A. 155 Walls, Eshanya Walsh, Laura A. 163 Waltz, Larry L. 36, 147 Walsh, Mark E. 36, 147 Wamsley, Ryan J. 163, 51 Ward, Michelle L. Warren, James 96 Warren, Jeffrey D. 155 Washington, Gina L. 147 Washington, Shaunta M. 155 Waters, Kita 155 Watkins, Jacquelyn D. 62, 147 Wauff, Pam 163 Webb, Joelle 35, 36, 147 Weber, Matthew 68, 72, 155 Weber, Valerie 137, 136, 64 Wedel, Jennifer M. 155 Wedel, Marisa 163 Weeks, April 147 Weeks, Heather 78, 163, 66 Weir, John 135 Weiss, Shawnna L. 147 Weldy, Nora A. 14, 15, 103, 135, 52, 66 Wells, David 35,36, 37, 102, 147 Weils, Wells, Timothy M. 78, 147, 182 Wentland, Chris 147 West, Shannon G. 135 Werge, Noelle 96 Wert, Christopher T. 79, 156, 163, 64, 65 Wert, Kerry 163 Wertenberger, Monique 163 Whiteman, Richard A. White, Jimmy J. 107, 163 White, Carta R. 135, 84 White, Kerry 163 White, Kimberly S. 68, 135 White, Rou J. 34, 36, 135 White, Scott A. 43, 155, 46, 47 White, Tami 79, 163 White, Tracy L. 163 Wickliffe, Diane R. Wieczorek, Heidemarie 163 Wigent, Christopher A. 147 Wieczorek, Philip S. 147, 48 Wieczorek Jr., James R. 147 Wigent, Stephanie L. 62, 155 Wilkenson, Thomas 147 Wilkins, Donald T. Williams, Angelo D. Williams, Antonio N. Williams, Bart A. 155 Williams, Damon 36, 155 Williams, Demetrius Williams, Devin A. 56, 155 Williams, Elizabeth D. Williams, Jeanna D. 147 Williams, Jecobie T. 155 Williams, Jennifer L. 163 Williams, Kevin T. 135 Williams, Lament 155 Williams, Lorenzo 37, 163 Williams, Pamela M. 74, 147, 163 Williams, Shonette M. 163 Williams, Tirreli E. Williams, Todd 163 Wright, Carolyn A. 155 Wright, Valerie 70, 155 Wruble III, Stanley F. 36, 78, 155 WujcikowskI, Barbara A. 163 Wyne, Todd 155 Wynn, Angela 147 Wynn, Rodger 104, 147 Wynn, Pamela 164 Above: Trlon Blount ' 90 gets a piggy-back ride from Eddie Scales ' 8S. Williams, Tenia Williams, Troy 34, 36, 135, 189 Williams, Pamela W. 61 Williams, Michael 155, 64 Williams, Tonya 155 Willis, Andre L. 36, 135 Wills, Matthew 163 Wills, Tenia 147 Wilma, Jason A. 155 Wilma, Kimberly S. 163 Wilson, Andrew P. 61, 78, 132, 136, 76, 77 Wilson, Cheryl L. 136, 184 Wilson, Frances Wilson, Jamerson E. Wilson, Kevin R. 163 Wilson, Tesse K. 55, 161, 163 Wilson, Mark C. 11, 136, 65 Wilson, Sean 104, 136 Wilson, Tracy E. Wilson, Thomas 163 Winston, Michael A. Wirt, Kerry W. Wirt, Wendy E. 136, 64 Wise, Cynthia Wise, Jay A. 63, 127, 136 Wise, Shannon C. Wiseman, Robert 155 Woodard, Robert J. 155 Wolfe, Christopher L. 155 Wolfe, Kerry 163 Wolford, Brad 155 Woods, Kristlne 163 Woods, Rachel M. 155 Woods, Sonya 68, 72, 156, 163, 73 Woods, Tracey R. 136 Workman, Lona K. Wosick, Steven K. 8, 9, 155, 46 Wray, Jason R. 147 Wray, Melissa 163 Wray, Shannon 163 Top Bight: Kenny little ' 89 pertorms beautifully at a Master ' s class in ttie Bendix Ttieatre. Yates, Michael J. 68, 136, 177 Yoder, Shannon M. 136 Young, Mary C. Young, Timothy A. 136 Young, Tracy D. Youngs, Ronald L. 136 Zakrocki, Kerl 163 Zakrocki, Steven L. 155, 50 Zaias, Brandon J. 163 Zarobinski, Andrew Zeak, Shawn 155 Zelasko, Kevin 147 Zentz, Shane Zerbel, Theresa 63, 136, 147 Zerbel, Timothy M. 68, 155 ZImmer, Brenda A. 155 Zimmer, Nancy F. 79, 155 ZImmer, Timothy E. 9, 136, 177, 76, 77, 46 Zumbrun, Becky L. 136, 52 Zumbrun, Stephanie 8 Zurbach, Tracy L. Zusman, Rochell e 155 Throughout our lives, we all devel- op hopes and fears. But many of these seem to develop throughout the four years which are spent In high school. Here at RIley, the hopes seem to be basically the same. These are to graduate, have close friends and to be successful. But the yearbook staff members seem to have additional, uncommon hopes: to meet deadlines, write good copy and to virtually get the finished prod- uct back to Riley on time. The fears that seem to exist are the fear of fail- ing a class, of not graduating and the fear of not being accepted. For Hoo- sier Poet staff members, the most definite fear is not meeting deadlines. This yearbook Is being dedicated to the class of 1988 because each and every member has contributed in some way to our theme of Hopes and Fears. Every student has a hope and a fear, but the seniors are ready to experience the true definitions of these words. As Co-Editors of this yearbook, we would like to thank the staff mi bers, the student body and the foi ty. Each and every one of you I played an important role in the ( duction of this edition of the Hoo Poet. As you close this book, we h that you are not closing your mint the memories that derived from i periences at Riley. They all hoU great deal of value and importar exoesa cop -qs Ss?-}.: JtaU