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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.
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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.
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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.
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