Riverdale High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Muscoda, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

HIGH SCHOOL MUSCODA, WISCONSIN 235 EAST ELM ST. 739-3116 VOL. 6 ARROWHEAD 1984 RIVERDALE TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE Pg. 6 FACULTY ACADEMICS P. 16 SENIORS P. 26 UNDERCLASSMEN P 42 SPORTS P 62 ORGANIZATIONS P. 84 SPECIAL EVENTS P. 104 SPORTS RECORDS P. 114 SENIOR SUMMARY P. 115 INDEX P. 118 CLOSING P. 120 • •n' _ For yet another year the world lay witness to the increasing tension that plagues this planet and its people. The still unexplained and apparently unpro- voked gunning down of a Korean commercial jet with 267 aboard by the Soviets is a very real example of this. The U.S. in an effort to maintain order in Lebanon lost over 230 marines in a pre-dawn bombing of their post while many of them slept. Back at home Charles Haris managed to hold 2 aides and 5 others hostage on the very course that Preaident Reagan was golfing on, only to release them hours later. There was also a brighter side however. Carl Lewis of the U.S. scored a triple win at the Helsinki World Track Championships in preparation for the Los An- geles Olympics. Ralph Sampson and Eric Dickerson also made their splashing debuts in the sports scene in basketball and football respectively. The Baltimore Orioles won the World Series 4-1 over the Philadel- phia Phillies and catcher Rick Dempsey was named the M.V.P. Football fans also mourned the death of George (Papa Bear) Halas who passed away after an extended illness. Movie goers were also treated to Re- turn of the Jedi , An Officer and a Gentleman , and Flashdance in a year that featured a number of out- standing films. We must look to the future with optimism and a faith that the world and its leaders will achieve a peace that all mankind can live with. 3 i J Robert L. Anderson was born February 24, 1941 and died September 30,1983; he was our friend, our teacher, and our colleague. Mr. An- derson graduated from Gays Mills High School in 1959 and received his B.S. from La Crosse State College in 1963. He gave the pre- ponderance of his teaching service to our com- munity, teaching at Blue River High School through 1965-67 and at Riverdale High School through 1967-1983. He was active in the River- dale Education Association, serving as presi- dent and for many years as negotiator. Bob will be sorely missed; he will never be forgot- ten by those of us who knew him. It may be unusual to have someone as your teacher and also a good friend, but his is exact- ly what Bob Anderson was to me. He was my teacher for three full years, and 1 enjoyed them all. A highlight was watching Carl Sagan in Cosmos. During class Mr. Anderson was in control, but after class the teacher student boundaries were erased. We talked alot, and Bob enjoyed enticing me. If I would complain or disagree with him, Bob would just give me a big grin and I couldn't help but smile too. His grin and good heart are unforgettable. I was truly fortunate to have Bob Anderson as a teacher and a close friend. Richard Swaziek (former Student) IN LOVING MEMORY OF ROBERT L. ANDERSON 1941-1983 All of us who knew Bob were saddened by his death. I remember him for his warmth and caring, his calmness in stressful situations, his subtle humor, his unique laughter, his broad knowledge, his challenging thinking, his many talents, all the help he gave me through the years. I miss him deeply but I feel grateful to have known and worked with such a fine individual. Helen Krause (Home Ec. instructor) I RIVERDALE I have learned what it means R- is for Robert 1- is for the Intellegence of the man V- is for the Vigor and Vitality you displayed E- is for the Effort and Energy you had R- is for the Reverence and Respect you showed D- is for the Diligence of a teacher A- is for the Great Attitude you had L- is for the Love of fellow man you showed E- is for the Everlasting Love we have for you and we miss you If we had a B I know it would stand for Bob and Baseball. Julius G. Ward (Soc. Stud, instr.) Dear Friend Bob, I am glad you passed our way. Few have placed the concern for others so high in life. The community and school have been recipients of your knowledge, willing help, and quiet optimism; but none have benefited more than I. Your willingness to share these qualities with my family and I will be with me always. I could not have wanted for a better friend. Jim Schreck (Soc. Studies instr.) Bob's death has bereft me of both best friend and valued colleague. Three years his senior, I learned as much from him in sharing his dy- ing as in sharing his living. On the weekend before Bob died he told me, 1 see things more clearly now. He has helped me, also, to see more clearly. Larry Godfrey (English instr.) Bob Anderson A- Brilliant and tireless educator A- Loving and caring person A- Man of Christian deeds A- True friend Bob Anderson was all of the above and much more. The report card of his life was filled with A's . His bright light continues to glow in the hearts and minds of his family, friends, and students. Ike Isenhart (former guidance counselor) 1. Ellen Williamson and Mona Atkinson get ready to move into their newly built home on the senior hiking trip. 2. Jill Adams says to Darla Dieter, Save me some of that Darla! . 3. Dan Post and Eric Johnson are caught by the camera in front of school. 4. Rainy days bring Evonna Stack- man and Sandy Jennings closer together. 1. Newell Haffner and Dale Hagenston take a Relaxing break in the A.V. room. 2. Larry Scham- -berger says to Amy Dilley, It's okay Amy, there's better days ahead. 3. Cheese and Iquackers , say Robin Stedele, Jenny Victora, and -Darcie Cybulski. Fads play a big part of the school day. Here are just a few of this years fads: 1. Leather jackets: Rob Granger, Evonna Stackman, Sandy Jennings, Tammy Cannoy, Roger Benish, and Lori Gauger. 2. Boat shoes: Darla Dieter, Teresa Adams, Deb Thiede, and Danita Olson. 3. Exer- cise pants: Newell Haffner, Joe Trumm, Mike Kirchoff, Danita Ol- son, Larry Schamberger, and Scott Barns. 4. Bandanas: Julie Helgeson, Dawn Wagner, Tammy Lynch, and Danita Olson. 5. Muscle shirts: Janet Haffner, Rob Granger, Mike Kirchoff, Danita Olson, Mary Jo Recob, and Gale Portwine. 6. Pin-stripe pants: Evonna Stackman, Angie Bomkamp, Deb Thiede, Marlene Ott, Lynne Portwine, Deana Ferebee, and Janet Haffner. 7. Shirts with logo on sleeve: Evonna Stackman, Kelly Biba, Sandy Jennings, David Pulvermacher, Chris Drone, Tim Holloway, and Missy Wilkinson. 10 1. Amy Dilley and Jerry Eiling partici- pate in this pep rally activity. 2. Bill Mat- thews, Jim Cottrill, and Tim Victora lead the cheering at the bonfire. 3. Lori Vance shouts encouragement to Denise Han- cock while Susan Moore and Robin Fer- yance cheer in the background. 4. Julie Halverson, Carleen VanWinkle, Becky Goplin, Phil Broadbent, and Bill Math- ews dig in during the tug-of-war event at the Homecoming pep rally. 5. Tony Venglish shows his true colors in this shot. 6. Joelle Martin proudly displays her school spirit during dress-up days. 7. The Riverdale Marching Band begins the festivities with the National Anthem. 8. The pep band motivates the crowd with a variety of high-energy music. 9. The sophomore class whoops it up in the stands. 10. J.V. cheerleaders Nikki Wentworth, Maria Anderson, and Darla Dieter cheer the team on during a foot- ball game. 11. Mia Daly and Marsha Curtis perform during a half-time show. 1. Chris Martin caught dreaming of chemistry while in the library. 2. Rob- bie Anderson trying his best to get pysched up for physics class. 3. Mike Kirchoff gives the Thumbs-up” sig- nal while relaxing in the whirlpool. 4. Brian Walsh proudly displays this A + test paper. 5. Mona Atkinson seems miles away as she reclines in the art room prior to class. 6. Dean Bartosh displays the scars of a pre- vious battle on the football field. 7. Steve Roh smiles as he puts the fin- ishing touches on this cabinet in woods class. 8. Phyllis Ramsden gets a high five from Angi Havlik and Ju- lie Halverson prior to the start of a volleyball match. 13 1. Diana Ferebee busily types an article for Tepee Talk. 2. Tammy Cannoy, An- gie Bomkamp, and Nikki Wentworth are hard at work preparing locker decora- tions. 3. The yearbook staff discusses the lay out plans for the coming year. 4. Steve Biba poses with some of his milk- ing buddies. 5. Sarah Miller, Phyllis Ramsden, and Lisa Chitwood take a break during their hike. 6. Mr. Ward drills a group of football players during practice. 7. Missy Atkinson prepares these batons with a flaming solution pri- or to twirling practice. 8. Students board- ing the bus marks the end of another school day. ’5 1. Mr. McKenna displays ut- most skill and agility in arrang- ing the daily newspaper for stu- dent use. 2. Miss Carmody in- tently watches over Monte Smith and the rest of the class during a math exam. 3. Mrs. Chitwood is totally absorbed in her work as she corrects a series of english assignments. 4. Miss Krause is all smiles as she stops in the A.V. room at the end of the day. 5. Mr. Godfrey is deep in thought as he discusses eng- lish with his students. 6. Mr. Young giving it all he's got on the trombone in the band room. 7. Miss Culbertson getting ready to drill her troops in gym class. 8. Mr. Plier showing his ceram- ics class the finer art of the pot- ter's wheel in this demonstra- tion. District Administrator: Mr. Thane Uglow Principal: Mr. Richard Feutz School Board: Row 1: Thane Uglow (Dist. Admin.), Ivan Farness (Pres.), Mary E. Martin (Clerk), Judith Makovec (Tres.), Row 2: Ann E. Taylor (Dist. Sec.), Paul Kinney, Duane Thomas (V. Pres.), Shelly Miess, Clarence Kuehni. Not pictured: Dr. Dean Meyer, Barbara Reiter. Mr. Anderson discusses a drafting problem with his class. Mr. Niles lectures during his agriculture class. John Anderson: Drafting I I1, Metals, Woods II, Build- ing Trades, Cabinetmaking, Concrete, Electricity. Jack Niles. Agriculture. Extra Curricular- F.F.A. Advisor, Safety Coordinator. Randy Deli: Consumer math. General math, Welding, Small Engines, Auto Mechan- ics. Extra Curricular- Cross country coach, Freshman class advisor. Curt Heise: 3 sections Woods I, work with Sophomore class. 3 classes at Junior high. 19 20 John Pichotta: Driver's Edu- cation, Asst. Football Coach. Julius Ward: U.S. History, Current America, R Club Advisor, J.V. Football Coach. James W. Schreck: Area Stud- ies, Sociology, Psychology Asst. Baseball Coach, Jr. High Basketball Coach. Mr. Ward helps find some information that Lenny Stocks is seeking. Larry Arneson gives Mr. Miller a taste of the farm on this tractor ride. Pat Culbertson: Physical Edu- cation 1,11,111, Head Volley- ball Coach, Robert Miller: Health Educa- tion, Physical Education III IV, Athletic Director, Asst. Volleyball Coach, Head Wrestling Coach. Scot Plier: General Art, Draw- ing Design, Prints Paint- ing I II, Ceramics I II, Art Metals I II, Stained Glass Enameling, Art III. Extra Curr.-Art Club Advisor, Yearbook Advisor. Julia E. Chitwood: Junior English, English Composi- tion, Intro, to Drama, Drama Club Adv. Larry Godfrey: English II, Speech, Mass Media, World Literature, Foren- sics. Bonnie Oates: Choir, Mad- rigal, Swing Choir. Charles H. Gray: Freshman Sophomore English, Ju- nior Class Advisor. 21 Mr. Haag doing test tube work in the chemistry lab. Ted Frostman: General Sci- ence, Biology, Anatomy Phy- siology. Head Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach. ia a c June Zander: Pre Algebra I ll, Algebra II. Extra Curr.- J.V. Girls Basketball Coach, Cheerleading Coach, Senior Class Advisor, Student Coun- cil Advisor. Mary Ann Carmody: Math IV, Basic Computer I II, Al- gebra I, Geometry. 22 William Haag: Consumer Chemistry, General Science, Chemistry, Physics. Art Zitt: Guidance Counselor, Students Against Drunk Dri- vers Advisor, District Alcohol and Other Drugs (A.O.D.) Program Coordinator. Tom McKenna: Librarian, Li- brary Club Advisor. Barry Schultz: Typing I I1, Office Practice, Consumer Education, Head Girls Basket- ball Coach, Head Baseball Coach. Jeff Haiden: Typing I, Short- hand, Accounting I 1I, Busi- ness Communications, F.B.L.A. Advisor, N.H.S. Ad- visor. Helen Krause: Family Living, Child Development. i 1. The photographer captures Mr. Schultz's undivided at- tention in the typing room. 2. Mrs. Elwell basically ex- plains Con.Ed. to her stu- dents. Sharlene M. Elwell: Foods In- dependent Living, Foods Skills, Home Planning, Clothing Skills, Consumer Education, F.H.A. Advisor. 23 Paula Brown: Special Educa tion. Sophomore Class Advi sor. Maxine J. Geisler: High School Learning Disabilities. Mary Kaye Hall: Learning Disabilities Aide, Tepee Talk Advisor. Nell Schell: Reading 1. Ms. Hall is momentarily lost in thought as she pre- pares for the coming school day. 2. Ms. Geisler checks on the progress being made by her students. Gordon Palmer: Spanish I 1I, German I, Spanish Club Ad- visor. 24 Cooks: Carol Pospichal, Jeanette Balousek, Mary Urbach., Kathleen Harms (Head Cook). Larry Arneson Maintenance Supervisor Greg Cliff Grounds Keeper Amy Linn Peterson Secretary r ' id % w im. i v t n Roy Grindeman Day Custodian Gen Netz School Nurse Diane Imhoff Secretary Ed Kratcha Night Custodian Lois Martin School Nurse Rosie Olson A.V. and Library Aide SUPPORT STAFF mv 1. Tom Walstead and Bud Niedo show intense concentration as they turn out a masterpiece on the potter's wheel. 2. The senior class just beaming with school spirit during the homecoming parade. 3. Something amusing keeps Randy Chitwood smiling during his work in woods class. 4. A time for closeness is displayed by Charise Miller, Sandy Jennings, Mona Atkin- son, and Evonna Stackman as they show a variety of emotions. 5. Megan Hayes is all concentration as she re- turns a forehand shot in this tennis match during gym class. 6. Lisa Chitwood is caught in the act as she works with the computer. 28 Steven John Biba 1. Class Officers: Sharon Hying (Treas.), Connie Lins (V.Pres.), June Zan- der (Advisor), Ellen Wil- liamson (Pres.), Carey Bomkamp (Sec.). 2. Mike Anderson looks to Todd Butteris for the solution to a chemistry lab prob- lem. 3. Roger Benish uses the grinding wheel to even out the edges of his art metals project. 4. Carey Bomkamp deftly hones the sides of his woods project. 5. Ms. Carmody explains a computer program to Chris Barnes. Wendy Ann Brice Paulette A. Buening Tammy Lyn Cannoy David Charles Bomkamp 1. Steve Biba awaits the service of his tennis partner in this doubles match in gym class. 2. Something amusing has caught the attention of Shelly Keller, Matt Gibbons, and Scott Fuller in english class. 3. Adam Lins, Roy Seifert, Mr. Anderson, and Jim Kadousek are drawn toward the occurance talcing place at the other end of the shop. 4. Mike Anderson and Scott Curtis begin the preliminary outline of the chieftain wall mural. 5. It's Scott Fuller on the sax and Korey Knoble on the trombone as they perform with the marching band. Scott Edward Curtis Daniel D. Dosch Angela Jill Havlik Megan Kay Hayes Matthew Gibbons Nathaniel Justin Godfrey Robert Granger Lonnie G. Hach Larry J. Hach 1. Bill Matthews really gets down in this rather funky position as he reaches for a tent. 2. Jeff Curtis seems to be unaware of the dev- ilish activities going on behind him. 3. Vanda Sailing is a mo- del of concentration in her etching work. 4. Sharon Hying and the rest of the Varsity foot- ball cheerleaders get the Chieftain fans psyched up. 5. Lynne Portwine is simply overjoyed with her as- signment in the ac- counting room. Shelley Lynn Johnson Janet Marie Heffner Sharon Mary Hying James Paul Kadousek Kristine Marie Honer Sandra Jane Jennings Shelly Ann Keller 33 Charise B. Miller Sarah L. Miller Kirk A. Kienitz Marie Lechter Dennis J. Kienitz Connie Marie Lins William Clark Matthews 1. Charise Miller rules Off the photo placement for this set of yearbook pages. 2. Rodney Moore and Randy Benish pa- tiently wait to use the saw in woods class. 3. Lori Smith's toss of the volleyball is caputred in mid-flight. 4. Sarah Miller practices her spiking technique dur- ing a pre-game drill. Danita Dawn Olson Marlene Ann Ott Kenneth A. Pasold 35 Lynne Gerene Portwine Hartzell Wayne Phetteplace Daryl Edward Pulvermacher Richard William Sailing II Phyllis Ramsden 1 I Vanda Jean Sailing Roy L. Seifert 1. Jonada Steele is obviously hypno- tized by the proceedings around her. 2. Roy Seifert and Mr. Niles carefully dye a pig maroon for the F.F.A. home- coming float. 3. Evonna Stackman and Ellen Williamson listen to the routine that will be used for the next flag corps presentation. 4. Dean Shemak points out the advantages of the computer. Dale J. Shemak Lori Lee Smith Theresa Ann Stanek Dean Joseph Shemak Evonna Gayle Stackman Jonada Renee Steele 37 Steve S. Wagner Scott Walmer 1. Bill Matthews and Tim Victora make the most of this rest stop on the way to a gym class fieldtrip. 2. Shelley Tisdale continues to sand her enameling project as she turns to- wards the camera. 3. Bud Niedo inspects his work as Sue Zadrazil takes a break from hers. 4. Scott Walmer actually appears to be enjoy- ing his stay in the dentention room. Not Pic- tured: Michael L. Berner, Lisa McCardell, and Theresa L. Roen. Debbie Anne Walsh Susan Louise Zadrazil Stacey L. Wardell Ellen Jane Williamson Penny Jo Zintz Thomas Allen Walstead Jennifer M. Wilkinson - 1. Most Active: Sharon Hying and Robbie An- derson. 2. Class Clowns: Mona Atkinson and Roy Seifert. 3. Best All- Around Individuals: Connie Lins and Randy Chitwood. 4. Nicest Smile: Jim Cottrill and Theresa Stanek. 5. Most Athletic. Phyllis Rams- den and Tim Victora. 6. Most Fun To Be With: Ken Pasold and Shelley Tisdale. 7. Hustler and Flirt: Dennis Kienitz and Evonna Stacman. 8. Nicest Vehicle: Daryl Pulvermacher and Sandy Jennings. 9. Most Likely To Succeed: An- gela Havlik and Matt Gibbons. 10. Nicest Hair: Perry Bahr and Theresa Stanek. 11. Best Bodies: Kurt Pospichal and Kerri Draves. 12. Farmer and Homemak- er: Lonnie Hach and Paulette Buening. rU 47 1. Diane Weitzel is lost in thought as others work out on the weights behind her. 2. Kevin Ziebarth plays teacher for the hour. 3. Two friends stroll along the sidewalk outside school. 4. Robin Stadele, Jenny Victora, and Darla Cybulski clown around in the cafeteria. 5. Renee Top- per is reluctant to smile for the camera. 6. Deb Thiede applys the finishing touch- es to her clay project. 7. Brenda Miller enjoys the solitude of an after school snack. 8. Kenny Kuehni and Ricky Jones discuss a class problem in the li- brary. 9. Some of the boys play hoops during lunch. Laura Bomkamp Chad Phillip Bradley Broadbent Jerry Todd Buening Butteris 1. Class Officers: Debbie Storms (Treas.), Dan Baumann (Pres.), Mr. Gray (Advisor), Allan Willig (V. Pres.), Heather Havlik (Sec.). 2. Dan Baumann grins as he unexpectedly flashes his gym shorts. Terry Rick Ron Carter Colson Colson 44 Amy Jerry Dilley Eiling 1. Frank Biba is caught by the cam- era in the art room. 2. Mona Atkin- son and Tammy Lynch ham-it- up outside the gym. 3. Diana Fere- bee concentrates on an assignment in the A.V. room. r Val Conner Mike Diana Ernst Ferebee Nathan Sandy Gast Glass IP Joe Connery Linda Davis Becky Charlie Goplin Groom Linda Newell Hach Haffner Lonnie Jones Mark Knoble Jerry Henn Jackie Honer Dale Julie Hagenston Halverson Heather Havlik Janet Havlik Patty Hasburgh Angela Jones Korey Knoble Chris Bill Martin Mathews Mark Tim Meyer Miller Doug Meyer Corey Montgomery T.J. Krueger Joe Laufenberg Cheryl Kuehni Rosemary Lee Shari Larson Adam Lins 1. Dale Stephenson, Phil Townsend, Brian Fuller, and Dave Bomkamp don't seem to have a care in the world, while Dan Baumann is hard at work in drafting class. 2. T.J. Krueger and Eric Johnson bang away in tne pep band during an assembly. 3. Carleen VanWinkle and Linda Davis catch up on their homework after school. 4. This hearty bunch can hardly contain their enthusi- asm for shop class. 5. Michelle Armstrong converses with Janet Kadousek while in between classes. 6. Linda Patch pauses to take a closer look at her typing project. 7. Dean Tisdale and Sandy Jennings are both en- grossed in their respective assignments. 47 Scott Rueckheim Debbie Storms Larry Schamberger Mark Schwingle Randy Dale Lenny Smith Stephenson Stocks 1. Tammy Hanke watches Scott Curtis as he uses the flexible shaft in metals class. 2. Dave Pulvermacher eagerly programs the computer as Janet Kadousek looks on. 3. Lois Yonash, Lin- da Hach, and others board their bus at the end of the day. 4. Kelly Biba sets the volleyball during practice. 5. Mary Jo Recob shown in a hallway trance. 6. Kathy Aiebarth focuses her concentration on a book in study hall. 7. Brian Walsh begins work on a still-life drawing in art class. Not Pictured: Hil- man Coppernoll, Brian Lewis, Virginia Monroe. 48 Kathy Ziebarth Colleen Thomas Mike Weichbrod Dean Tisdale Mark Udelhoven Carleen VanWinkle Brian Walsh Jill Walstead John Swinehart Allan Willig Lois Yonash Jackie Melissa Dean Armstrong Atkinson Bartosh Linda Scipper Jody Biba Brice Broadbent 1. Class Officers: Susan Moore (Treas.), Don Meyer (Pres.), Ms. Brown (Advisor), Mark Wilkinson (V. Pres.), Robin Feryance (Sec.). 2. Robin Feryance watched the halls during history class. Randy James Benish Biba Judy Mia Couey Daly 1. Denise Hancock and Lori Vance strut- ted their stuff in these dance uniforms. 2. Kirtt Godager was enthused about his next class. 3. Jill Adams plays Kojak. Christine Charles Drone Faga Jered Kirtt Glass Godager Robin Kathryn Colleen Brian Feryance Franklin Frostman Fuller Brian Sherry Jeff Stacey Hach Hackett Hackl Hackl 1. Brent Stadele creates a discussion while Brian Hach was fading fast. 2. Amy Welsh said, Don't bother me while I'm reading. 3. Gerald Stanek hid from the photographer. Barbara Hying Ricky Jones Pam Jurgensen Judith Kadousek Michael Kirchhoff Kenneth Kuehni 52 1. David Lewis takes a rest from his busy schedule. 2. Adonica Pospichal watched Elayne Townsend do her art work. 3. Denise Hancock watched the action in the hall while Mia Daly worked in the typing room. David Ricky Michael Lewis Martin McClaren Jeff Racheal Susan Randy Barb Donna Miller Miller Moore Nachtigal Nelson Nondorf Don Meyer Kristi Michek Brenda Miller 53 _ 1. Mark Wilkinson showed that not all sophomores are serious as Gale Portwine, Amy Pechan, and Spencer Peterson played along. 2. Mike Kirchhoff explained the fine technique of plugging in a cord. Karlene Rosey Ott Parish Kimberly Pearsall Amy Pechan Lisa Puckett Jeff Reese Doreen Monte Brent Gerald Debra Silvers Smith Stadele Stanek Thiede 1. Kristi Michek and Jill Adams show their school spirit during homecoming festivities. 2. Digger said, This is going to be another long day in english class. Not pic- tured: Craig Ward. Dan Lynnette Renee Elayne Thingvold Thrune Topper Townsend Lori Tony Dawn Peter Troy Julie Vance Venglish Wagner Walsh Wardell Weichbrod Amy Nikki Mark Melissa Ana Dan Welsh Wentworth Wilkinson Wilkinson Zimpel Zintz 55 1. Class Officers: David Peterson (Treas.), Todd Meister (Pres.), Mr. Deli (Advisor), Craig Ostrander (V. Pres.), Jean Hackl (Sec.). Maria Scott Anderson Barnes Bruce Bartels Angela Bomkamp Lynette Buening Mary Camacho Brad Carlson Kevin Lori Melissa Ellen Marsha Chitwood Chitwood Chitwood Coppernoll Curtis 56 1. Jeff Halverson asks, Is my fly really open? 2. Chris Cagliano says, Ha! Ha!, Botcha! in gym class. 3. Jim Teach looks at the answers and whispers back to his buddy. Tom Chris Jennifer Chad Becky Donald Franklin Gagliano Gast Georgeson Grant Grimm 57 Jean Jeff Rose Marie Hackl Halverson Hauser 1. Jim Laufenberg learning to tell time. 2. Freshman high style dancing. 3. Kevin Chitwood thinks, Oh Wow, where is that answer? 4. Julie Helgeson leans toward the camera. Mary Julie Camacho Nancy Helgeson Hisel Jane Tina Steve Kraig John Robert Hying Kever Kienitz Kinney Kirchhoff Knight 58 Michael Jack Andrea Koons Maass Langrehr 1. Some enthusiastic fresh- men show their school spirit at a pep rally. 2. Julie Helgeson and the rest of this freshman gym class show us rump walking at its best. Wayne James Julie Larson Laufenberg Lockard Todd Mary David Doreen Mary Jo Brent Meister Meyer Millner Millner Minter Montgomery Nordean Carla Peggy Constance Ricky Steve Putz Rakow Richter Riggs Roen Roh 60 Ray Rumple Robin Stadele John Deborah Stocks Studnicka Dean Tainter James Teach Philip Townsend 1. Don Grimm gazed into space as Dean Tainter caught by sur- prise. 2. The freshman Phy. Ed class did their daily jumping jacks. 3. Nancy Mako- vec was all smiles in study hall. Not pic- tured: Scott Hendricks, Deana Ward. Diana Urbach Andy Gary Wanek Ward Diane Schineen Weitzel Wilkinson 61 1. Brenda Miller pushes the ball up the court. 2. Tim Victora turns the corner and heads up field. 3. Julie Lockard and Jennifer Gast prepare for the rebound. 4. Bill Mathews trys to break his opponent down. 5. Adam Lins Battles inside for a shot. 6. Dawn Wag- ner and Brenda Miller warm up at net before a match. 7. Charlie Faga reaches for the loose ball. 8. Allan Willig lowers the boom on a Boscobel back. 9. Mr. Schultz delivers the ball during batting prac- tice. 10. Angela Havlik and Brenda Miller protect the net from a menacing pair of hands. Varsity Football: Row 1: S. Larson, Row 2: D. Olson, D. Storms, C. Kuehni, T. Lynch, S. Hying. Varsity Wrestling: T. Lynch, C. Kuehni, D. Olson, D. Storms : '7 W Varsity Basketball: Top: S. Hying, L. Davis. Bottom: J. Walstead, K. Biba, A. Dilley. J.V. Basketball: M. Daly, R. Feryance, N. Wentworth, D. Han- cock. J.V. Wrestling: A. Bomkamp, D. Dieter, M. Anderson, L. Chitwood, M. Curtis. 1. The varsity basketball cheer- leaders get the fans fired up. 2. The football cheerleaders twirled their skirts to the Bud Song. 3. Angie Bomkamp and Darla Di- eter showed Robin Feryance how to do the latest cheer. 4. Darla Dieter and Tammy Lynch having a good time at the pep assembly. 65 J.V. Football: Front: D. Dieter, N. Wentworth, A. Bomkamp, R. Feryance. Back: L. Chitwood, M. Anderson, M. Daly. CHEERLEADERS Varsity J.V. Football Team: Row 1: R. Sailing, M. Gibbons, J. Trumm, R. Chitwood, T. Victora, J. Cottrill, B. Mathews, S. Biba, J. Urbach, K. Pospichal. Row 2: N. Jaffner, D. Zintz, K. Novy, D. Hagenston, B. Niedo, J. Franklin, N. Gast, D. Meyer, M. Knoble, A. Willig, C. Faga. Row 3: D. Hach, T. Holloway, J. Swinehart, J. Laufenberg, D. Meyer, M. Kirchoff, M. Smith, K. Godager, B. Hach, D. Baumann. Row 4: R. Roen, B. Peterson, D. Hanson, B. Stadele, C. Harris, M. Wilkinson, D. Lewis, D. Haffner, J. Glass, D. Bartosh. Row 5: Coach Pichotta, Coach Ward, J. Jalverson, J. Hackl, C. Ostrander, T. Meister, C. Dougherty, M. Koons, K. Kinney, Head Coach Frostman. The 1983 football season opened against the State Divi- sion Champions at Cassville, followed by an impressive victory against Bloomington. The big heart breaker of the year was our loss to Richland Center in the final minutes of the game. The 2-7 record is very misleading as 4 games were lost by one touchdown or less. Tim Victora, Dale Hagen- ston, Matt Gibbons, Bill Mat- thews, and Randy Chitwood were selected all conference special mention. Kurt Pospi- chal and Joe Trumm received honorable mention. We are losing a fine group of seniors, but will have a good nucleus of juniors and sophomores who will return to revenge the close defeats of '83. ■ 1 1 67 1. This Bloomington back finds the going rough up the middle. 2. Charlie Faga blasts through an opening in the line. 3. The football team hitches a ride on the fire truck during the homecoming parade. 4. Dale Hagenston and Dan Baumann watch from the sidelines. 5. The varsity team in action on a typical friday night game. 6. The J.V. squad does battle with Center. The J.V. team was made up of 16 sopho- mores and 9 freshmen. Their record was 3- 4, but in every game they never lost by over a touchdown. Their final victory over Bos- cobel was by the score of 20-16, after trail- ing 16-0. It was a great victory to show the J.V. improvement because Boscobel had beaten 3 teams we lost to. This year's team posted a 5-7 conference record and a 7- 12 overall record. The team improved their playing per- centages in four out of five categories. They improved serving from 88% to 89%, raised serve reception from 65% to 73%, improved spiking from 75% to 80%, and raised their tipping from 74% to 89%. The highlights of the season were beating Richland Center and Prairie du Chien at home. Sarah Miller made the 1st all-conference team for the second year in a row and Angi Havlik was named to honorable mention. 1. Ms. Culbertson gets the team pysched up for the contest. 2. Connie Lins sets her sites on a winning spike. J J.V. Volleyball: Row 1: J. Lockard, R. Stadele, J. Wilkinson, C. Walsh, D. Cybulski, M. Curtis. Row 2: M. Heise (Man.), J. Gast, J. Hackl, M. Wilkin- son, L. Biba, D. Wagner, M. Chitwood, R. Miller (Man.). Row 3: Coach Miller, C. Frostman, D. Nondorf, B. Miller, J. Adams, T. Adams, B. Hying (Man.). 1. Brenda Miller checks in for Lori Gauger as Sarah Miller shouts encouragement. 2. Lori Gauger extends to block at shot at net. 3. Robin Stadele and Dawn Wagner practice their setting skills. r i 1. Adam Lins skies to haul in a rebound. 2. Joe Trumm sets up the offense. 3. Tim Victora looks for the open man while under pressure. The onset of the 1983-84 basketball season for the Chieftains saw the implementation of a new style of basketball which requires some major adjustments in individual player funda- mentals, and transition to the fast pace game. Our overall lack of height makes rebound- ing one of our big challenges. Learning to fast break and stay under control with intensity is our main goal. If we are able to meet these challenges we will have a very successful sea- son. Varsity: Row 1: R. Anderson, C. Faga, K. Dougherty, K. Godager, B. Hach, S. Peterson, M. Kirchhoff, J. Trumm. Row 2: J. Cottrill, D. Hagenston, M. Gib- bons, A. Lins, A. Willig, N. Haffner, T. Victora, Coach Frostman. J.V. Basketball: Row 1: R. Jones, K. Kuehni, C. Ostrander, B. Fuller, M. Kirchhoff, T. Holloway, C. Georgeson. Row 2: C. Ostrander, D. Millner, S. Barnes, W. Larson, D. Haffner, K. Dougherty, D. DeAces, J. Hendricks, D. Peterson. Row 3: K. Godager, S. Peterson, J. Reese, D. Bartosh, R. Roehn, C. Faga, T. Meister, B. Peterson, B. Hach. Freshman: Row 1: S. Barnes, C. Ostrander, C. Ostrander, D. Peterson, C. Georgeson, J. Hendricks. Row 2: D. Millner, W. Larson, R. Roehn, T. Meister, B. Peterson, D. DeAces. 1. Wayne Larson beats his man for a lay up. 2. Mike Kirchhoff hangs in the air as he drives through the lane. 3. Spencer Peterson waits for the offense to develop. 4. David Peterson releases a short jump shot. 5. Brian Hach tries to control the tip. i WRESTLING Varsity: Row 1: J. Franklin, M. Knoble, D. Baumann, J. Swinehart, D. Stephenson, C. Bomkamp, S. Biba. Row 2: B. Matthews, N. Gast, K. Novy, M. Ernst, D. Meyer, K. Pospichal, B. Niedo, R. Sailing. After ending up second in the conference, win- ning the regionals, 3rd in sectionals, and being ranked 4th in the state, the team is determined to have another outstanding. This will be accom- plished with seniors Carey Bomkamp, Bill Math- ews, and Richard Sailing leading the team, along with many talented underclassmen. 1. Carey Bomkamp puts the finish- ing touches on his opponent. 2. Kurt Pospichal scores a reversal in his match. J.V. Wrestling: Row 1: K. Gutweiler, M. Aide, D. Elliott, J. Halverson, M. Koons, B. Carlson. Row 2: T. Dobbs, T. Wardell, D. Meyer, R. Benish, P. Walsh, D. Hach, K. Chitwood, D. Grimm. 1. Todd Dobbs was waiting for the pin. 2. Mike Koons was trying to roll his oppo- nent over. 3. Kevin Novy was on top in this match. 76 Varsity. Row 1: S. Zintz, B. Miller, M. Wilkinson, A. Havlik, A. Pechan, M. Atkinson. Row 2: J. Honer (Man.), J. Halverson, J. Nihles, P. Ramsden, S. Keller, S. Miller, C. Frostman, S. Jennings, V. Monroe, Coach Schultz. Returning letter winners Phyllis Ramsden, Shelly Kel- ler, Sandy Jennings, Sarah Miller, and Julie Halverson will lead this year's team as they try to improve on last season's 10-10 record. Finding a team leader and some con- sistant scorers will be the keys to success for this year. 1. Julie Halverson dribbles past her opponent. 2. Phyllis Ramsden reluctantly confesses to a foul. 3. Sandy Jennings, Shelly Keller, Sarah Miller and Julie Halverson celebrate before the game. e Vi s BQ Vi nJ e 77 1. Susan Zintz said, Come on Herman as the ball just lays on the floor. 2. Sandy Jennings tips the ball to Sarah Miller. 3. Shelly Keller reaches high for this jump ball. 78 J.V. Girls Basketball: Coach Zander is really im- pressed with the number of girls going out (17), that are on Freshman and J.V. teams combined. It is great to see this much interest in our underclassmen. Junior Varsity: Row 1: L. Hach (Man.), J. Lockard, J. Victora, M. Wilkinson, M. Atkinson, C. Walsh, L. Buening, A. Pechan, L. Hach (Man.). Row 2: Coach Zander, C. Frostman, J. Gast, R. Topper, D. Thiede, R. Stadele, M. Chitwood, B. Hying, S. Hackl, B. Grant (Man.). 1 1. Amy Pechan jumps for control of the tip. 2. Jenny Victora plays intense defense on the inbounds attempt. 3. Missy Atkinson looks for the basket on this fast break. Boy s Track: Row 1: K. Novy, J. Stoltz, M. Kirchhoff, B. Stadele, P. Walsh, D. Hanson, B. Nichols, D. Stephenson, D. Thingvold, M. Martin, H. Coppernoll, Row 2: Coach Krueger, Coach Watson, D, Hagenston, M. Gibbons, N. Godfrey, M. Gibbons, D. Bartosh, G. Portwine, M. Harris, R. Moore, Coach Kelly, Coach Zander. The 1983 track season saw our Riverdale boys track team win the River- dale Invit. for the second straight year. Our Chief- tains also placed 3rd in the Bulldog Inv. at Pardeeville. Three boys made it into the 100 pt. club. They were Dale Hagenston with 126 pts., Matt Gibbons 117 % pts., and Matt Harris 102l 4 pts. Dale Hagenston and Matt Gibbons were also named Co-M.V.P. and Mike Gibbons Captain. With 17 of the 22 boys out for track as underclass- men, the track future at Ri- verdale looks bright. Matt Gibbons leaps well above the bar in the high jump. Girls Track: Row 1: K. Biba, T. Lynch, M. Atkinson, A. Fiely, T. Adams, A. Pechan, B. Miller. Row 2: Coach Krueger, Coach Watson, C. Faga, P. Ramsden, S. Hackl, J. Couey, J. Halverson, Coach Kelly, Coach Zander. The 1983 girls track team could best be described as young, since there was only one senior on the squad of 21 girls. Thus, girls track at Riverdale should have a promising future. Highlights of the season were: Cindy Faga becomes the first Ri- verdale athlete to be a conference champion 4 years in a row. Cin- dy won the long jump in the conference meet as well as quali- fying for the state meet for the third straight year. Cindy, was the teams leading scorer with 131 y pts., as she becomes the all-time scoring leader in girls track. Freshman Melissa Atkin- son scored 73 pts. and junior Phyllis Ramsden had 46 Vi to round out the top three scoring. Cindy Faga was named M.V.P. and Phyllis Ramsden Captain. Amy Pechan extends forward in the long jump. 81 Varsity: Row 1: D. Ernst, R. Chitwood, R. Speigle, K. Schreck, J. Trumm, T. Victora, J. Cottrill, R. Anderson, J. Urbach. Row 2: T. Bomkamp, B. Hach, K. Kienitz, D. Zintz, A. Willig, C. Faga, J. Urbach, J. Franklin, Coach Schultz. 1. Dave Ernst slides into third base ahead of the tag. 2. Tim Vic- tora looks to see whether or not he is safe at home plate. 3. Kip schreck accepts high-fives from Al Willig, Joe Trumm, and Russ Speigle after his home run. The baseball outlook is very promising for this year. Six re- turning letter winners, includ- ing all-conference second base- man Tim Victora, will provide a strong nucleus to build around. Some very talented underclass- men should be able to fill the gaps caused by graduation. Pitching will be the key this sea- son. If Jim Cottrill, Dan Zintz, and Charlie Faga pitch the way they are capable of, this will be a very good year for Riverdale. Row 1: C. Lins, P. Zintz, C. Miller, D. Thiede, S. Tisdale, L. Smith, S. Tisdale, Row 2: E. Coppernoll, J. Lockard, M. Chitwood, J. Armstrong, M. Daly, J. Couey. Row 3: S. Zintz, B. Grant, S. Moore, C. Frostman, D. Nondorf, Coach Zander. This year's girl's softball team is a first at Riverdale. Coach Zander is optimistic about the squad due to the en- thusiasm and large number of girls interested in participat- ing in this program 1. Connie Riggs and Cheryl Kuehni ready themselves for twirling practice with Mrs. Kelly. 2. Diana and Deana Ferebee get some typing tips from Mrs. Olson for Tepee Talk. 3. Laura Bomkamp returns with a bundle of goo- dies at the F.H.A. Secret Santa exchange. 4. Mr. Schultz directs Doug Meyer and Pete Walsh as to how the Sports Club oranges should be divided. 5. Craig Ostrander is made to order for his part in the one-act, Elizabeth the Queen . 6. Dean Tainter, Melissa Chitwood, Scott Fuller, and Joelle Martin give it their best in pep band. 7. Roy Seifert prepares a pig for market in F.F.A. 8. Jackie Armstrong and Stacy Hackl discuss a yearbook assignment. 9. Scott (Marry'n Sam) Curtis and his heavenly charm graced the Art Club's Sadie Hawkins dance. ORGANIZATIONS Row 1: S. Jennings, S. Curtis, D. Walsh (Editor), J. Curtis (Editor), Mr. Plier (Advisor), F. Biba. Row 2: T. Cannoy, M. Heise, J. Armstrong, M. Daly, D. Wagner, R. Topper, R. Feryance, S. Moore. Row 3: K. Knoble, S. Hackl, J. Couey, C. Miller (Editor), B. Hying, M. Anderson, B. Walsh. The Yearbook Staff and Advisor have the task of accu- rately recording and publish- ing what in effect is a mem- ory book . It is a reference book, a public relations medi- um, an educational project for students, and a history of a complete school year. It re- quires dedication, patience, and many hours after school to be successful. 1. Scott Curtis inspects and cuts the photo nega- tives. 2. Korey Knoble and Charise Miller work diligently on their pgages. 3. Mr. Plier pages through a pre- vious yearbook for ideas. 3 Row 1: D. Ferebee, D. Ferebee, N. Godfrey, B. Walsh (Editor), R. Anderson. Row 2: L. Patch, A. Dilley, W. Brice, D. Bartosh, G. Portwin, P. Jurgensen, M. Ott. The main function of the newspaper staff is to put out monthly issues of Tepee Talk- which is planned, writ- ten, typed, edited, and laid out by students. 1. Brian Walsh listens intently as Ms. Hall ex- plains the set up for the next pa- per. 2. Linda Patch tried to type without looking, as Diana Ferebee watched in amazement. 87 TEPEE TALK N.H.S.: Row 1: S. Hying, N. Feryance, L. Yonash, H. Havlik, S. Fuller. Row 2: J. Curtis, C. Lins, A. Havlik, J. Heffner, M. Ott, Row 3: C. Bomkamp, J. Halverson, D. Meyer, M. Gibbons, A. Willig, S. Miller. Student Council: Row 1: M. Hayes, D. Ferebee (Treas.), A. Dilley, D. Hancock. Row 2: S. Barnes, B. Grant, S. Miller (V.Pres.), B. Miller, T. Aide, N. Haffner. The primary function of Student Council is to serve as a governing body for the student population in the school. The Council acts as a go-between for administration and students in determining school policies and rules- in addition to making life in school better for everyone. 89 Officers: S. Keller (Sec.), C. Bomkamp (Treas.), L. Hach (Reporter), R. Chitwood (Pres.), J. Heffner (Sweetheart), D. Kienitz (V.Pres.), J. Kadousek (Sentinel), j. Connery (Parliamentarian), L. Hach (Chaplin), Mr. Nihles (Advisor). Row 1: Mr. Nihles (Advisor), C. Bomkamp, L. Hach, R. Chitwood, D. Kienitz, S. Kel- ler, J. Kadousek, J. Connery, L. Hach, Row 2: L. Gauger, M. Atkinson, M. Knoble, S. Biba, K. Kienitz, D. Olson, R. Sei- fert, M. Weichbrod, D. Pul- vermacher. Row 3: P. Buen- ing, S. Zadrazil, J. Heffner, B. Mathews, A. Lins, C. Martin, M. Schwingle, R. Martin, Row 4: L. Schamberger, K. Pa- sold, M. Gibbons, K. Pospi- chal, R. Moore, J. Hackl, P. Broadbent, J. Buening. Row 5: K. Gutweiler, D. Grimm, D. Tainter, D. Meyer, D. Meyer, D. Post, E. Johnson, Row 6: L. Thrune, K. Michek, D. Elliott, T. Wardell, G. Stanek, D. Zintz, B. Hach, K. Chitwood, Row 7: K. Kinney, M. Aide, B. Bartels, C. Murry, D. Millner. Row 8: L. Biba, J. Adams. Ete RogTiiT FOR Rl VERPA I F 1. The F.F.A.'s first place organiza- tional float at Homecoming. 2. Ja- net Heffner (F.F.A. Sweetheart) is accompanied by Larry Hach (Re- porter) in the parade. 3. Jim Kadou- sek and Bruce Bartels were quizzed by Roy Dawson Seifert in the Homecoming skit. 4. The Riverdale F.F.A. Judging Team of Doug Mey- er, Don Meyer, and Shelly Keller display their 4th place award at the Kansas City Nationals. 91 The Riverdale Marching Band Band: Row 1: L. Vance, S. Ewing, D. Urbach, J. Hying, D. Studnicka, S. Larson, J. Martin, L. Portwine, T. Adams, A. Welsh, L. Patch, Row 2: L. Buening, M. Minter, M. Atkinson, C. Kuehni, P. Buening, D. Storms, W. Brice, M. Chitwood, K. Franklin, A. Zimpel, M. Curtis. Row 3: C. Riggs, D. Weitzel, J. Swinehart, S. Barnes, K. Knoble, D. Tainter, C. Dougherty, D. Hach, B. Fuller, N. Haffner, T. Holloway, T. Stanek, D. Haffner, J. Buening, N. Wentworth, M. Daly, T. J. Krueger, E. Johnson. 92 Choir: Row 1: J. Broadbent, J. Steele, M. Hayes, S. Tisdale, S. Tisdale, S. Johnson, B. Fuller, M. Chitwood, J. Martin, M. Atkinson. Row 2: L. Patch, W. Monroe, L. Vance, D. Hancock, T. Venglish, M. Anderson, P. Jurgensen, K. Franklin, J. Couey, L. Chitwood, M. Anderson, Miss Oates. Row 3: N. Feryance, L. Smith, N. Wentowrth, S. Fuller, S. Barnes, D. Haffner, E. Johnson, J. Heffner, R. Feryance, K. Ott. Madrigal: Row 1: D. Hancock, B. Fuller, L. Vance, N. Feryance, S. Fuller, Row 2: S. Johnson, H. Havlik, N. Wentworth, M. Ott, J. Couey, K. Franklin, R. Feryance, S. Tisdale. Row 3: J. Martin, S. Barnes, J. Steele, P. Jergensen, L. Smith, S. Tisdale, Miss Oates. 94 Drama Club: Row 1: R. Feryance, K. Franklin, J. Broadbent, M. Anderson, P. Walsh, L. Schamberger (Treas.), H. Havlik (V.Pres.), N. Feryance (Pres.), L. Portwine (Sec.), Row 2: A. Langrehr, S. Moore, P. Jurgensen, N. Wentworth, K. Knoble, D. Storms, S. Larson, J. Martin, D. Walsh, C. Miller, D. Thiede, S. Barnes, D. Tainter. Row 3: L. Vance, J. Steele, J. Couey, D. Hancock, V. Sailing, D. Olson, E. Stackman, T. Cannoy, D. Ferebee, J. Heffner, R. Anderson, B. Walsh, M. Chitwood, N. Godfrey. The Riverdale Drama Club attempts to provide students with acting experiences and theater deportment. Students are expected to manage the or- ganization of productions and the preparation of sets and dramatic presentations. This club also philosophically ex- ists to encourage theater ap- preciation in the community. Cast members (Korey Knoble, Larry Schamberger, Craig Ostrander, Peter Walsh, and Nathan Godfrey) of the one- act play Elizabeth the Queen prepare for the show. % F.H.A.'s goal is to lend service to the school, home community, and interna- tional awareness in rela- tion to home economics subject areas. Members strive to develop leadership and group participation in these areas. 1. Jim Kadousek, Lonnie Hach, and Roy Seifert enjoy their new F.H.A. status. 2. No Connie, you cannot get a refund for your Secret Santa pre- sent. 3. Mrs. Elwell proudly displays her basic household helper. F.H.A.: Front: L. Hach. Row 1: B. Hying (Activities Chair), C. Lins (Pres.), P. Buening (V.Pres.), M. Heise (Sec.), S. Hying (Treas.), Row 2: M. Minter, D. Ferebee, S. Wilkin- son, P. Zintz, L. Bomkamp, V. Sailing, J. Steele, L. Davis, J. Heffner, Row 3: R. Seifert, L. Buening, J. Broadbent, J. Hying, J. Novy, J. Kadousek. S.A.D.D.: Row 1: L. Patch, J. Steele, P. Jurgensen, L. Davis, W. Brice, M. Ott, H. Havlik, L. Yonash. Row 2: D. Ferebee (Pres.), D. Ferebee (Sec. Treas.), D. Walsh (Public Relations), Mr. Zitt (Advisor). The S.A.D.D. (Students Against Driving Drunk) organization was founded at Riverdale during the 1982-83 school year. The primary purpose underlying its organization was to heighten awareness regarding the hazards associated with the use of alcohol in conjunction with the operation of a motor vehicle. By design, the program is geared toward eliminating some of the risks involved in the above by providing a contractual agreement between the parent and adolescent. Art Club: Row 1: Mr. Plier (Advisor), S. Curtis, D. Walsh, D. Dosch, M. Anderson, C. Miller, K.. Draves, S. Zadrazil, D. Thiede. Row 2: F. Biba, E. Stackman (Sec. Treas.), S. Jennings (Pres.), J. Curtis (V.Pres.), B. Walsh (Public Relations), M. Curtis. The basic function of Art Club is to bring art to the attention of the school and com- munity, and increase the awareness of art in relation to other areas of the school curricu- lum. It also gives students who enjoy art related activities the company of other art interested people. Each year the Art Club sponsors a Sadie Hawkins Dance , Val- entine-Gram Messages , and sends an art student to summer camp to aid in the at- tainment of their highest potentials in art. 1. Tom Walstead is decked out in his western garb for Art Club's Sadie Haw- kins dance. 2. A pair of patient hands trims this ce- ramic project. 3. A good time was had by all at the dance. 99 100 Sports Club: Row 1: M. Daly, D. Hanson, R. Benish, D. Thingvold, K. Kuehni, R. Jones, D. Haffner. Row 2: G. Portwine, D. Hancock, M. Anderson, L. Chitwood, A. Bomkamp, L. Portwine, K. Honer, D. Thiede, J. Honer, M. Heise, R. Topper, B. Hying, S. Moore. Row 3: R. Feryance, K. Novy, R. Moore, S. Larson, D. Storms, K. Biba, S. Hying, C. Lins, S. Keller, P. Ramsden, A. Havlik, B. Grant, J. Gast. Row 4: D. Ferebee, S. Curtis, J. Franklin, R. Chitwood, L. Gauger, C. Kuehni, S. Biba, S. Miller, J. Victora, R. Stadele, J. Hackl, S. Zintz. Row 5: D. Bomkamp, J. Walstead, D. Ferebee, J. Hal- verson, D. Olson, S. Jennings, E. Stackman, J. Trumm, J. Cottrill, R. Anderson, K. Godager, P. Walsh, D. Millner. Row 6: N. Haffner, M. Wilkinson, K. Kienitz, T. Wardell, C. Bom- kamp, M. Gibbons, B. Mathews, T. Victora, C. Faga, M. Wilkinson, T. Holloway, M. Smith, M. Kirchhoff. Row 7: B. Fuller, D. Wagner, J. Couey, H. Havlik, A. Dilley, K. Knoble, D. Dieter, A. Pechan, C. Frostman, D. Nondorf, M. Ernst, D. Hagenston, D. Shemak. Row 8: S. Peterson, D. Bartosh, D. Zintz, B. Miller, D. Meyer, M. Atkinson, L. Biba, J. Adams, T. Adams, J. Urbach, R. Sailing, D. Peterson, S. Barnes. 1. Mr. Schultz organizes the distribution of the Sports Club fruit, and gives Sharon Hying her assignment for this fund raising event. 2. Lon- nie Hach takes a break against the huge stack of oranges and grapefruit cases in the shop. Baseball Club was ori- ginally set up to pro- mote enthusiasm for the baseball program. However, because of an ever-increasing mem- bership and very suc- cessful fund-raisers, the club now provides help to all the athletic teams at Riverdale. The high- light of the year is tak- ing a spring trip to ei- ther Great America or a Brewer baseball game. J Badger State: Ken Pasold, Angi Havlik, Matt Gibbons, Sarah Miller, Connie Lins, Scott Fuller. R Club is a supporter of Ri- verdale athletics and sponsors Parent's Night and all other sports ban- quets. Fun Food nut sales help to support the or- ganization and its activities. Lettermans Club: Row 1: C. Lins, S. Hying, K. Biba, M. Ernst, N. Gast, Row 2: K. Novy, R. Moore (V. Pres.). S. Larson, D. Storms, T. Lynch (Treas.), M. Knoble, S. Miller, S. Keller. Row 3: S. Curtis, J. Franklin, R. Chitwood, L. Gauger, C. Kuehni, S. Biba, H. Havlik, P. Ramsden (Pres.). Row 4: J. Halverson, D. Olson, S. Jennings, E. Stackman, J. Trumm, J. Cottrill, R. Anderson, Row 5: D. Bartosh, D. Zintz, T. Wardell, C. Bomkamp, M. Gibbons, B. Mathews, T. Victora, C. Faga. Row 6: M. Atkinson, B. Miller, D. Meyer, T. Adams (Sec.), J. Urbach, R. Sailing. Library Club: Row 1: J. Weichbrod, R. Parish, J. Walstead, L. Yonash, J. Steele, G. Portwine, W. Brice. Row 2: J. Broadbent, L. Thrune, L. Hach, M. Schwingle, V. Sailing, L. Bomkamp, L. Davis, Mr. McKenna (Advisor). Ski Club: Row 1: J. Armstrong, D. Peterson, C. Ostrander, D. Olson, M. Gibbons (Pres.), S. Miller, S. Biba, E. Stackman, M. Curtis, C. Ostrander, M. Aide. Row 2: T. Meister, M. Daly, T. Halloway, B. Miller, L. Biba, J. Adams, A. Pospichal, M. Wilkinson, A. Pechan, D. Baumann, T. Aide (V.Pres.), K. Godager. Row 3: D. Hagenston, S. Hackl, D. Bartosh, S. Peterson, A. Willig, P. Walsh, M. Wilkinson, M. Ernst, Mr. Miller (Advisor). Forensics: Row 1: S. Fuller, H. Havlik, M. Ott (Pres.), N. Feryance, M. Atkinson, M. Hayes, A. Pechan, S. Larson, K. Biba. Row 2: N. Wentworth, W. Brice, K. Franklin, G. Portwine, D. Hancock, D. Ferebee, J. Martin, T. Adams. Row 3: Mr. Godfrey (Advisor), B. Walsh, L. Yonash, P. Jurgensen, D. Walsh, R. Feryance, J. Walstead, S. Barnes, N. Godfrey (V.Pres.), R. Anderson. Forensics provides members instruc- tions and practice in public presentation and entertainment. The Speech class gives their rendition of How the Grinch Stole Christmas at the annual Christmas assembly. 103 1. Freshman Homecoming Representatives Nancy Makovec and Todd Meister stroll down the stage. 2. Homecoming King Bill Mathews and Queen Me- gan Hayes ride in the parade. 3. 1983 Prom King Carey Bomkamp and Queen Connie Lins await the Grand March. 4. Darla Dieter, Missy Atkinson, and Colleen Frostman perform in the Sophomore Homecoming skit. 5. The brawl begins during the spring play, Oklahoma . 6. Tim Victora leads Ellen Williamson carefully down the steps at Prom '83. 7. Scott Taylor has a plan in mind for Tim Thiede in this scene from the spring play. 8. Every- one whoops-it-up on the square dance floor in Oklahoma . I _ 106 Homecoming Court 1983: Row 1: Queen Megan Hayes and King Bill Mathews. Row 2: Todd Meister and Nancy Makovec, Theresa Stanek and Bud Niedo, 1982 Queen Lorna Baumann and King John Stoltz, Julie Halverson and Mark Knoble, Brenda Miller and Dan Zintz. v - Homecoming 1983 was a hectic week filled with numerous events. Some of the activities were Button Jersey Day, Crazy Day, Maroon White Day, Double Your Spirit Day, and Dress-UP Day. The traditional skits, bonfire, football game, and dance (whose theme song was, To- tal Eclipse of the Heart ), provided a fit- ting ending to the Homecoming week. 1. King Bill Mathews escorted Queen Megan Hayes in the Grand March. 2. Dan Zintz accompanied Brenda Miller down the aisle. 3. The River- dale Band marched in the Homecoming Parade. 4. The Freshman float had a grave plan for the Blackhawks. 5. Bud Niedo and Theresa Stanek take part in the dance festivities. 6. Walsh's store had a soupy saying for the Viroqua Blackhawks. — Snowball Court: Row 1: Jennifer Cast and David Hach, Angie Bomkamp and Craig Dougher- ty, Maria Anderson and Todd Meister, Row 2: 1984 King Ken Pasold and Queen Jenny Wilkinson, Jim Kadousek and Shelley Johnson, Lonnie Hach and Paulette Buening, Dan Baumann and Diana Ferebee, Todd Aide and Amy Dilley, 1983 King Russ Speigle and Queen Karen Prochaska, Larry Schamberger and Kelly Biba, Gerald Stanek and Amy Pechan, Dan Zintz and Stacy Hackl, Tim Holloway and Jackie Armstrong. The annual Snowball was held the evening of Saturday, January 14. Jenny Wilkinson and Ken Pa- sold were chosen as king and queen by a voting of the student body. The theme song was, Take a Chance and the music was pro- vided by Zl04's own Rusty Van- Dyke. 1. Maria Anderson was escorted by Todd Meis- ter at the dance. 2. 1984 Queen Jenny Wilkinson and King Ken Pasold lead the way in the Grand March. 3. Angie Bomkamp and Craig Dougherty pause out- side the crepe paper arch for the photographer. I---------------------- SNOWBALL 1. 1982 Queen Susan Patch and King Tim Bomkamp escort Min- iature Queen Leah Miess and King Jesse Coplin. 2. Everyone participates in the bridge dance. 3. Sarah Miller and Jim Cottrill are all smiles during the Grand March. 4. The Court makes final preparations for Prom. 5. Sharon Hying and Rodney Moore make their way down the aisle. 6. Tim Victora and Ellen Williamson take a break for pictures. 7. Lori Gauger is helped down the steps by Randy Chitwood. 8. Decora- tions filled the gym with color. 9. Evonna Stackman and Kurt Po- spichal concentrate in the march. 10. Darla Heise and Tom Zander enjoy the dance. 110 Prom Court: Ellen Williamson and Tim Victora, Sarah Miller and Jim Cottrill, 1983 King Carey Bomkamp and Queen Connie Lins, Sharon Hying and Rodney Moore, Miniature Queen Leah Miess and King Jesse Goplin, 1982 Queen Susan Patch and King Tim Bomkamp, Lori Gauger and Randy Chitwood, Evonna Stackman and Kurt Pospichal. The 1983 Junior PrOm took place on April 30, 1983 in the high school gym amidst the beautiful decorations, lights, and crepe paper. Carey Bom- kamp and Connie Lins were crowned King and Queen to the theme song, There's No One Like You . Music was provided by the band, The Score . PROM 112 The Riverdale Drama Club's 1983 Spring Production was Rodger's Hammerstein's musical, Oklahoma . The play was a big success and was the result of many hours of practice and hard work. It supported a very large and dedicated cast of students from both the music and drama departments. The senior class inspired the entire production unit with their commitment to a fine, innovative interpretation of one of the most popular musicals on and off Broadway. 1. Jud (Scott Taylor) pushes his luck with Curley (Shawn Grindemann) in, Poor Jud is Dead. 2. Scene of the cowman and rancher dance following the fight. 3. It looks like a shotgun wedding as Carnes (Mike Gibbons) is telling Ali Hakim (Tim Thiede) what he is going to shoot- and it won't be rabbits. 4. Will (Scqtt Fuller) congradulates Gertie (Nikki Wentworth) and Ali on their recent mar- riage. 5. . farmers dance with rancher gals! 6. Will tells Ado Annie (Karen Prochaska), With me it's all or noth- ing. 7. Curley talks to Aunt Eller (Den- ise Hancock) about asking Laurie to the dance. 8. Many a New Day song and dance with Megan Hayes and Mia Daily. 9. Laurie (Michelle Hayes) tells Jud to stay away. 10. Curley asks Laurie, Will you mary me? 11. Will tells Aunt Eller and the boys about Kansas City. SENIOR SUMMARIES ANDERSON MICHAEL WAYNE Yearbook 12; Art Club 12 ANDERSON. ROBERT BRYAN Basketball 9.10.11.12. Baseball 9.10.11.12; Baseball Club 9,10.11.12; R-Club 10.11.12. Tepee Talk 9,10,11,12; Forensics 10.11.12, Drama Club 9,10,11.12; Spring Play 12. One Act Play 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 9; Band 9; Chorus 9,10.12; Madrigal 9,10; Badger State Run- ner-up 11; District Solo Ensemble Contest 9,10,12; Forensics State A 10; Photo Club 9,10.11. ATKINSON. RAMONA KAY Basketball 9,10.11; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Snowball Court 11; F.F.A. 12. Flag Corps 9,10.11.12. BAHR. PERRY LEE Baseball Club 9, Football 9.10,11; Wrestling 9,10,11. Band 9,10.11. BARNES. CHRISTOPHER CLINTON Rubik's Forensics 12. Drama Club 11,12; Spring Play 11.12; One Act Play 12. BECKIUS, TODD BENISH. ROGER STEVEN BERNER. MICHAEL L BIBA. STEVEN JOHN Football 9,10.12; Wreetling 9,10,11,12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12 R-Club 11,12. Baseball Club 9,10,11,12; Baseball 12. BOMKAMP. CAREY JAMES Wrestling 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11.12; F.F.A. 9,10.11.12, Treasurer 11,12. R-Club 10,11,12, Prom King 11; Class Secretary 11,12. BOMKAMP. DAVID CHARLES Football 9,10,11. Manager 12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Photo Club 9; Tepee Talk 9,10; Art Club 9.10.11; Baseball Club 9,10.11.12. BRICE. WENDY ANN Library Club 9.10.11.12. A.F.S. Club 9.10; Tepee Talk 9.10.11,12; Forensics 10,11,12; F B L A 10.11,12 Band 9,10.11.12. BUENING. PAULETTE A Snowball Court 12; Brass Choir 9,10,12. Band 9,10,11.12. Band Coun- cil Secretary 12; F.F.A. 11,12; F H A. 9,10,11,12, Vice President 12; F B.L.A. 10.11,12; District Solo Ensemble Contest 9,10.11.12. CANNOY. TAMMY LYN Photo Club 10,11,12; Snowball Court 11; Wrestling Stats 10; F.B.L A. 12. Drama Club 9,10,11.12, One Act Play 10; Baseball Club 10,11; Science Club 9 CARLSON. LISA ANN F B L A 11 CHITWOOD. LISA KAYE Band 9.10; Choir ,10,11,12; F H A 9; Varsity Football Cheerleader 11.12. Wrestling Cheerleader 10,11.12. Forensics 9,10,11,12; Student Council Secretary 12. Tepee Talk 11; Local District State Solo En- semble Contest 9,10,11,12. R-Club 11,12; F.F A. 11; National Honor Society 11,12, Drama Club 9,10.11.12. Spring Musical 11. One Act Play 10; Madrigal 12; Softball 12. CHITWOOD. RANDY LEE Football 9,10,11,12 Baseball 10 11,12; Wrestling 9,10.11.12 Student Council 9,10.11.12. Snowball Court 10; All-Conference Honorable Mention (Football) 11,12; F.F.A. 9.10.11.12. Vice President 11. Presi- dent 12; R-Club 9,10.11.12 Baseball Club 10,11,12; Prom Court 11. Homecoming Court 9. COTTRILL. JAMES DONALD Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12. Baseball 9,10,11,12; Photo Club 9,10; Snowball Court 10; All-Conference (Basketball) 11; R- Club 10,11,12. Baseball Club 9,10,11,12; Prom Court 11; Class Vice President 10. Science Club 9. CURTIS. JEFFREY DALE Wrestling 9,10.11. Track 9,10. Yearbook 12; Photo Club 9,10,11. National Honor Society 10,11,12; Forensics 12; Art Club 9,10.11,12, Secretary 11, Vice President 12. Ski Club 12. CURTIS. SCOTT EDWARD DOSCH. DANIEL D Art Club 10.11.12 DRAVES. KERRI JO Art Club 12. EWING. SONIA LYN Band 9,10,11,12; Twirler 10; A.F.S. 10; F.B.L.A. 11,12; District So- lo Ensemble Contest 9,10.11,12. Science Club 10,11. FEREBEE. DEANA M Baseball Club 10,11,12. Volleyball 10; Drama Club 10,11,12; Spring Play 10,11,12, Student Director 10,12; Science Club 10. One Act Play 11.12, Student Director 11,12. F H.A. 12; Tepee Talk (Typist Journa- list) 12; Forensics 12. F.B.L.A 11,12, Vice President 12; S.A.D.D. 11.12, Secretary Treasurer 12. FERYANCE. NANCY L. Drama Club 9,10,11.12, President. 12. National Honor Society 10,11.12; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10.11.12; Forensics 10,11.12; J.V Basketball Cheerleader 10; Madrigal 10,11.12; Swing Choir 9,10,11,12; State Music Competition 11,12. FRANKLIN. JUAN MARCUS FULLER. SCOTT ALLAN Transfer from Platteville, Wis. 9; Swing Choir 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Tepee Talk 9,10,11; Forensics 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 9,10.11.12; Chorus 9,10.11.12; Madrigal 9,10,11,12; Badger State 11; Distric Solo Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12, GAUGER. LORI ANN Cheerleading 10; Student Council 11. Prom Court 11, Baseball Club 9.10.11.12. Science Club 9,10. Volleyball 9,10,11,12; R-Club 11,12; F.F.A. 12. GIBBONS. MATTHEW Track 9.10.11,12; Football 9.10.11.12 Basketball 9,10.11,12. Student 114 Council 9,10.12; National Honor Society 9.10.11.12; Snowball Court 9. All-Conference Honorable Mention (Football) 12; F.F.A. 9,10.11.12; Ski Club 9,10,11.12; R-Club 9.10,11.12; Badger State 11. GODFREY. NATHANIEL JUSTIN GRANGER. ROBERT HACH.LARRY J. Basketball 9, F.F.A. 9.10.11,12. Officer 11,12; (F F.A Parliamentarian 11, Reporter 12). HACH. LONNIE G F.H.A. 12. F.F.A. 9.10,11.12, Chaplin 12. Snowball Court. HAVLIK. ANGELA JILL Basketball 9,10.11,12; Volleyball 9.10.11.12; All-Conference Honor- able Mention (Volleyball) 12. Softball 12; National Honor Society 11.12. N H.S. Officer 12; Band 9,10.11; Jazz Band 11; District So- lo Ensemble Contest 9.10.11; R-Club 11,12; Baseball Club 12; Badger State 11. HAYES. MEGAN KAY Student Council 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Queen 12. A.F.S. Club 9; F B L A 11, Spring Play 11; Baseball Club 9,10.11; Chorus 9,10.11.12; Forensics 12; Drama Club 11. HEFFNER. JANET MARIE Track 10. National Honor Society 11,12; N.H.S. President 12. F.F.A 12. F.H.A. 12; Drama Club 10.11,12, Spring Play 10.12. One Act Play 11.12. Chorus 12. District Solo Ensemble Contest 12. Baseball Club 9,10; Homecoming Court 11. HONER, KRISTINA MARIE Baseball Club 10.11.12. F B L A 11.12, (Treasurer 12); A.F.S. Club 10 HYING. SHARON MARY Prom Court 11; Track 10,11; Football Cheerleader 12; Basketball Cheerleader 9.10.11,12. National Honor Society 12. F.H.A. 9.10.11,12. Secretary 11. Treasurer 12; Band 9,10.11.12. Band Council President 12; F B.L.A. 10,11,12. Secretary 11; District Solo Ensemble contest 9.10.11.12; Flag Corps 11.12; R-Club 11.12; Baseball Club 10.11.12; Class Treasurer 12. JENNINGS. SANDRA JANE Basketball 9,10.11.12; Bat girl 9.10.11; Volleyball 9.10,11; Yearbook 12; F H A 9,10,11 F B.L A 12. Band 9.10; Flag Corps 9,10.11,12; Art Club 9,10.11.12. president 12; R-Club 10,11,12. Baseball Club 9,10.11.12; District Solo Ensemble Contest 9,10; Science Club 9,10.11 JOHNSON. SHELLEY LYNN Drama Club 11; Choir 10,11.12, Madrigal 12. KADOUSEK. JAMES PAUL F.F.A 9.10.11.12. Sentinel 12; F H A 12. KELLER. SHELLY ANN Science Club 9,10; Basketball 9,10,11.12; Yearbook 11. National Honor Society 11,12, Vice President 12; Snowball Court 10; F.F.A. 10.11.12. Sweetheart 11. Secretary 12; Band 9.10; District Solo En- semble Contest 9,10. R-Club 12; Baseball Club 9,10.11,12. K1ENITZ. DENNIS J Wrestling 9,10, F.F.A. 9,10,11,12, Reporter 11, Vice President 12. KIENITZ, KIRK A Football 9. Baseball 10,11,12. Snowball Court 10. F.F A 9,10.11,12; Baseball Club 9,10.11,12; Class Vice President 9. LECHTER, MARIE LINS. CONNIE MARIE 1983 Prom Queen 11; Snowball Court 10, Badger State 11; F.H A. 9.10,11.12. Vice President 11. President 12; F B L A 10,11,12, Presi- dent 11, R-Club 11.12. Baseball Club 10,11,12. National Honor Soci- ety 10.11,12. Secretary Treasurer 12; Volleyball 9.10.11,12. Basket- ball 10,11. Bat girl 9.10,11. Softball 12; Class Vice President 12; Flag Corps 11; Track 10 MATHEWS. WILLIAM CLARK Football 9,10,11.12. Wrestling 9,10.11.12; Snowball Court 1,11; F.F.A. 9,1-,11,12. R-Club 9,10.11,12. Homecoming King 12; Class Treasurer 10; Class Vice President 11. McCARDELL. LISA MILLER. CHARISE B Basketball 10; Softball 12; Yearbook 11,12; (Editor 12); Tepee Talk 9,10; Drama Club 12; Art Club 12; Photo Club 12; Spring Play 12; One Act Play 12. MILLER. SARAH L Band 9.10; District Solo Ensemble Contest 9,10, Flag Corps 11; Ski Club 12. R-Club 10,11.12 Baseball Club 9,10.11,12; Badger State 11; Homecoming Court 9; Snowball Court 9; Prom Court 11; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12, Vice President 12. Yearbook 11. Track 9; Volleyball 9,10,11,12. All-Conference 11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12; Class Treasurer 9; Class President 10; Science club 10. MONROE. WENDY L MOORE. RODNEY C. Track 10,11,12; F.F A 9.10.11.12; F.H A. 12. R-Club 10.11.12. (Vice President 12). Baseball Club 12; Prom Court 11; Cross Country 12; Wrestling 9; Spanish Club 9,10.11.12. NIEDO. RODNEY Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Court 12. NOVY, JAN MARIE Shorty F.H.A. 9.10 OLSON. DANITA DAWN Volleyball 9,10. Cheerleading 9,10.11.12; Photo Club 10,11. Student Council 9, Snowball Court 9; F.F.A. 10.11.12. F.H A 9.10.11; F B.L.A. 10.11. Drama Club 10.11.12. Spring Play 12. One Act Play 12;11,10; Ski Club 12; R-club 11,12; Baseball Club 9,10.11.12. OTT. MARLENE ANN Student Council 11.12, Secretary 11, President 12; Forensics 9.10.11.12. (President 12). National Honor Society 12; Swing Choir 10.11.12 A.F.S. Club 10; Tepee Talk 9.10.11.12. Drama Club 10,11; Spring Play 10. One Ace Play 10,11; Chorus 9.10.11. Madrigal 10,11,12; District Solo Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12. Badger State (Alt) 11. D A R Recipient 12; State Solo Ensemble 12; S.A.D.D. 11.12. PASOLD. KENNETH A 115 F F A. 9,10.11,12; Badger State 11; Snowball Court 12 PHETTEPLACE. HARTZELL WAYNE Hartz Chorus 9,10,11.12. Madrigal 9.10,11. Swing Choir 9.10.12. Honors Choir (U.W.C.-Richland) 12; Yearbook 9,10.11; Library Club 10.11.12. A.F.S. Club 9,10; Science Club 9.10; Basketball 10, Tepee Talk 0.10; Forensics 9,10. F.B.L.A. 12. Drama Club 9,10,11; Spring Play 9. One Act Play 9,10; Band 9,10; District Solo Ensemble Con- test 9.10; Ski Club 10,11; S.A.D.D. 11.12, Secretary 11. Vice President 12. Peer Counseling 10,11,12; U.W.C.-Richland Musical 10,11,12; 1983 Kids From Wisconsin 12. PORTWINE. LYNNE CERENE J.V. Wrestling Cheerleader 9; Bat girl 10,11,12; Photo Club 11; Swing Choir 9.10.12 Madrigal 9.10.12; Forensics 11; F.B.L.A. 11,12. Secre- tary 12; Drama Club 12, Secretary 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10.11.12; District Solo Ensemble Contest 9,10.11.12; State Solo En- semble 9,10.11.12 Baseball Club 10,11,12. POSPICHAL. KURT PATRICK Football 9,10.11.12, All-Conference Honorable Mention 10,11,12. Wrestling 9,10.11,12; F F A. 10,12; R-Club 10,11,12; Prom Court 11; Homecoming Court 11. PULVERMACHER. DARYL EDWARD Football 11.12; F F A. 9,10.11.12 RAMSDEN. PHYLLIS Class Treasurer 11; Track 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10.11,12; Volley- ball 10,11,12; Snowball Court 11; F.B.L.A. 11; R-club 10,11,12, Presi- dent 12; Baseball Club 10,12. ROEN. THERESA L. SAILING. RICHARD WILLIAM II Football 9.10.11.12. Wrestling 10,11,12, R-Club 10,11,12; F F A 10,11. SAILING. VANDA JEAN Science Club 9.10; Library Club 12; Drama Club 12; F.H.A. 11,12. SEIFERT. ROY L F F A 9.10,11,12. F.H.A. 12; Basketball 9,10. SHEMAK. DALE J Basketball 9.10; Photo Club 9,10,11; Spring Play 11. SHEMAK. DEAN JOSEPH Basketball 9; Baseball 11,12, Manager 9 Baseball Club 9,10.12. SMITH. LORI LEA Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Softball 12; F.H.A. 9; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 9.10.12. District Solo Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12; State So- lo Ensemble 9,10.12; Spring Play 11. STACKMAN. EVONNA GAYLE Volleyball 10.11; Snowball Court 10; A.F.S. Club 9; Science Club 10; Drama Club 10,12, One Act Play 10; Flag Corps 11,12; Twirlers 10; Art Club 11,12, Vice President 11. Secretary Treasurer 12; Baseball Club 10,11,12; Prom Court 11; Class Secretary 10; Ski Club 12; R- Club 11,12; Spring Play 12; F B.L.A. 12. STANEK. THERESA ANN Band 10,11,12; Homecoming Court 12; Volleyball 10. STEELE. JONADA RENEE Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Science Club 9,10; Library Club 9,10,11,12; (President 12); R-Club 9,10,11,12; Track 9; Yearbook 11; Swing Choir 12. Volleyball Manager 10. Forensics 10; F.H.A 9,10,12, One Ait Play 9,10,11; Chorus 11,12; Madrigal 12; District Solo Ensemble Contest 12. Art Club 11. TISDALE. SHELLEY ANNE Madrigal 11. Swing Choir 11; District Solo Ensemble Contest. Spring Play 11; Softball 12; Chorus 11. TISDALE. SONDRA LYNNE Softball 12. Swing Choir 9.10,12. Spring Play 11; Chorus 9,10,11,12. Madrigal 9,10.12; District Solo Ensemble Contest 9,10.11.12 TRUMM, JOSEPH ANTHONY Football 9,10.11,12; Basketball 9,10.11.12. Baseball 9.10,11.12; Photo Club 10,11, Snowball Court; Band 9,10,11; District Solo Ensemble Contest 9.10; R-Club 10,11,12; Baseball Club 9,10.11.12. URBACH. JEFFREY DAVID Football 9.10.11.12 Baseball 9,10,11,12. Basketball 10.11 Photo Club 9; R-Club 12. Baseball Club 10,11,12. VICTORA. TIMOTHY JOHN Football 9,10.11,12, All-Conference Special Mention 11,12; Basket- ball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12, All-Conference 11. Snowball Court 11. R-Club 10,11,12, Baseball Club 9,10.11,12. Prom Court 11. Homecoming Court 10. WAGNER. STEVEN S WALMER. SCOTT WALSH. DEBBI ANNE F.H.A. 9.10.11. Art Club 10,11,12; Yearbook 10,11,12, Editor 12. Dra- ma Club 9,10.11.12. Track Manager 9,10,11.12; Volleyball Manager 9,10; Library Club 9.10; Forensics 10,11,12; One Act Play 9. S.A.D.D 11,12; Peer Counselor 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11; WALSTEAD. THOMAS ALLAN Photo Club 9; Art Club 9,10,11.12. WARDELL. STACEY L. WILKINSON. JENNIFER M Basketball 10,11; Volleyball 9.10.11.12; F.H.A. 9; Art Club 10; R-Club 11,12, Baseball Club 12; Snowball Court 12. WILLIAMSON. ELLEN JANE Class President 9.12; F.H A. 9,10.11, Treasurer 11. R-Club 11,12; Homecoming Court 10; Prom Court 11; Flag Corps 9,10,11.12; Sci- ence Club 9; Cheerleader 9,10; Volleyball 9,10.11. ZADRAZIL. SUSAN LOUISE F.F A 12; Art Club 12. ZINTZ, PENNY JO F H A. 10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 11,12. Treasurer 11; Softball 12. A.F.S. 10. 116 SENIOR FAVORITES T.V. Show- Hardcastle McCormick Radio Station- Z -104 Movie- Risky Busin- ess Spring Break Book- Sane Living In A Mad World Flowers In The Attic Actor- Clint Eastwood Actress- Heather Locklear Singer- Def Leppard Song- Rock Of Ages Teacher- Mr. Nihles Class- Farm Skills Pastime- Partying Sport- Football Food- Pizza Restaurant- Hardee's Jeans- Lee's Color- Blue Car- Trans Am Beverage- Pepsi 117 INDEX FRESHMEN Aide. M 5©. 7©. 90. 9©. 102. Anderson, B 5©. Anderson. M. 5©. 94. 9© Anderson. M. 11. 5©. ©5, 94, 100, 109 Baker. R 57 Barnes. S 8. 5©. 73. 89. 92. 94. 9©. 100. 103 Bartels. B 5©. 90. 91 Bomkamp. A. 9. 14, 5©. ©0. ©5, 100. 109 Buening, L 5©. 79, 92. 97 Camacho. M. 5©. Carlson. B 5©. 7© Chitwood. K 5©. 58. 76. 90 Chitwood L. 5©. 65, 94. 100 Chitwood. M 56. 70. 79. 83. 84. 92. 94. 9© Coppernoll. E. 5©, 83 Curtis M 11. 5©. 65. 70. 92. 93. 99, 102. Cybulski, D. 7. 43. 57. 70 DeAces. D 57. 73. Dearborn. P. 57. Dobbs. T 57. 76. Dougherty. C. 57 . 66. 71. 73, 92. 109 Edin, P 57 Elliott, D 57. 76. 90 Foust. C. 57. Franklin. T. 57. Cagliano, C. 57. Gast. J. 57. 62. 70. 79, 100. 109 Georgeson, C. 57. 73. Grant. R 57. 79. 83. 89 Grimm. D 57. 61. 76. 90 Gutwelier. K 58. 76. 90 Hach. D 58. ©6. 76. 92 Hach. L 58. 79. 102. 109 Hackl. J 56. 58. 70. 100 Halverson, J. 57. 58, 66. 76. Hauser. R 58 Helgeson. J. 8, 58. 59. Hendricks, J. 58. 73. Hendricks, S. Hisel, N 58 Hying. J 58, 92. 97 Kever. T 58 Kienitz. S. 58. Kinney, K. 58. ©6, 90. Kirchhoff. J. 58 Knight, R. 58 Koons, M. 59. 66, 76. Langrehr, A. 59, 60, 9© Larson. W 59. 73. Laufenberg. J. 58. 59. Lockard. J 59. 62. 70, 79. 83 Maass, J 59 Makovec. N 59. 61. 104. 10© Martin. D. 59. Martin. J. 10. 59. 84. 92. 94. 9©. 103. Meister. T. 5©. 59. 6©. 73. 102. 104, 10©. 109 Meyer. M 59. Millner, D 59, 73. 90. 100 Millner, D 59 Minter. M 59, 92. 97 Montgomery. B. 59. Murry. C ©0. 90 Nichols. C ©0 Novy. M ©0 Ostrander. C. 5©. ©0, ©©. 72. 85. 9©. 102 Ostrander. C ©0, 72, 102. Paulsen. P ©0 Peterson, B ©0. ©©. 73. Peterson. D. 5©. ©0. 73, 100. 102 Phetteplace, K ©0 Putz, N ©0 Rakow. C. ©0 Richter. P ©0 Riggs. C ©0. 84. 92. 93 Roen. R ©0. ©©. 73. Roh. S 12. ©0 Rumple. R ©1 Stadele. R 7. 43. 61. 70. 79. 100 Stocks. J 61 Studnicka. D. ©1. 92. Tainter, D. ©1. 84. 90. 92. 9$ Teach. J. 57, ©1. Townsend. P 4©. ©1. Urbach, D. ©1. 92. Victora. J 7. 43. 61. 79. 100 Walsh. C. 61. 70. 79 Wanek, A. 61. Ward. D Ward, G. 61. Ward. M. 61. Weitzel. D 41. 61. 92. Wilkinson, S. 61, 99 Vlvisaker. P 61. Zintz. S. 61. 77. 78. 83. 100 Adams. J. 6. 50. 51. 55, 70. 90. 100, 102. Adams, T. 9. 50. 70. 81. 92. 100, 101, 103. Anding. J. 50. 100 Armstrong. J. 50, 83. 85. 86, 102. 109 Atkinson. M 15. 50. 76. 79. 81. 92. 93. 94 100, 101. 105. Bartosh. D 12. 50. ©6. 73. 80. 87, 100, 101. 102 Bemsh. R 35. 50. 76. 100 Biba. J 50 Biba. L 50. 70. 90. 100, 102. Brice. S. 50 Broadbent, J 50. 94. 9©. 97. 102 Couey. J 50. 81. 83. 8©, 94. 9©. 100 Daly. M 11. 50. 53. 65. 83. 8©, 92. 93. 100. 102, 113. Dearborn, D. Dement. R 57. Dieter. D 6. 9. 11. 51. 65. 100. 105 Drone. C. 9. 51. Faga. C. 51. 56, ©6, 67. ©8. 71. 73. 82. 100, 101 Feryance. R 10. 50. 51. 65. 86, 94. 9©. 98. 100. 103 Franklin. K 51. 92. 94. 9©. 103. Frostman, C. 51. 69, 70, 77, 79. 83. 100, 105 Fuller. B 4©. 51. 72. 92. 94, 100 Glass. J. 51. 66 Godager. K 51. 66. 71. 73. 100, 102 Hach. B 51. 52. 66. 71. 73. 82. 90 Hackett. S. 51. Hackl. J. 51, ©6. 90 Hackl. S. 51. 79. 81. 85. 8©. 102, 109 Haffner. D 52. 66. 73. 92. 94. 100 Hancock. D 10. 52. 53. ©5. 89. 94. 9©. 100. 103. 113. Hanson. D. 52. ©6. 80. 100 Harris. L. 52, 6© Harris. T. 52. Heise. M 52. 70. 8©. 97, 100 Holloway. T 9. 52. ©6. 73. 92. 95. 100, 102, 109 Hying. B 52. 70. 79. 8©. 93. 97. 100 Jones. R 43. 52. 73. 100 Jurgensen. P. 52. 94. 87, 9©, 98. 103 Kadousek. J. 52. Kirchhoff. M 8. 9, 13. 52. 54. ©6. 71. 73. 80. 100 Kuehni. K 43. 52, 73. 92. 100 LeGuene, M 53. Lewis. D. 53. 66 Martin. R 53. 90 McClaren. M 53. Meyer, D 50. 53. ©6, 76. 90. 91. 100. 101 Michek, K 53. 55, 90 Miller. B 53. 62. 63. 69. 70. 77. 81. 89. 100. 101, 102. 106, 108 Miller. J 53. 70 Miller. R 42. 53 Moore. S 10. 50. 53. 83. 86. 9©. 100 Nachtigal, R 53. Nelson. B 53. Nondorf. D 53. 70. 83, 100 Ott. K 54. 94 Parish. R 54. 102 Pearsall. K 54 Pechan. A 54. 76. 79. 81. 100. 102, 109 Peer. B 54 Peterson. S 54. 71. 73. 100, 101 Portwine. G. 54. 80. 89, 98. 87. 100, 102, 103 Pospichal, A. 54, 102. Post. D 6. 54, 55, 90 Puckett. L. 54. Reese. J 54. 73 Smith. M 16. 54. ©6. 100 Stadele. B 52. 54. ©6, 80 Stanek. G 52. 54. 90. 109 Thiede. D 9. 42. 54. 79. 83. 9©. 99. 100 Thingvold. D 55, 80. 100 Thrune. L. 55. 90. 102 Topper. R 43. 55. 79, 8©. 100 Townsend. E. 52. 55. Vance. L 10. 51. 55. 92, 93. 94. 9© Venglish, B 10. 55. 94. Wagner. D 8. 55. 56. 70. 86, 100 Wash. P 55. 76. 80. 85, 96. 100. 101 Ward. W 55 Wardell. T 55. 76. 90. 100, 101 Weichbrod, J. 55. 102. Welsh. A 52. 55. 92. Wentworth, N 11, 14, 55, 65, 92. 94. 9©. 103. 113. Wilkinson, M 50. 54. 55. 66. 100, 102 Wilkinson. M 9, 55. 70. 77. 79, 100. 102. Zimpel. A 55. 92. Zintz. D 55. ©6. 82. 90. 100. 101, 106. 108. 109 JUNIORS Aide. T 44. 89. 102, 109 Armstrong, M 44, 47. Baumann. D 44, 4©, ©6, ©8. 102. 109 Biba. F 44. 45. 86. 99 Biba. K 9. 44, 48. ©4. ©9. 81. SOPHOMORES 118 100, 101. 103. 109 Bomkamp, L. 44. 84. 97. 102 Bradley. C. 44 Broadbent. P 10. 44. 90 Buening. J 44, 90. 92. Butteris. T 28, 44 Carter, T 44 Colson. R 44 Colson. R. 44 Conner. V. 45 Connery. J. 45. 90 Coppernoll. H 80 Davis. L 45, 46. 64. 97. 98, 102 Dilley. A 7. 10. 45. 64. 89. 87. 100. 109 Eiling. J 10. 45 Ernst. M 45. 74. 100, 101. 102, 106. 107 Ferebee, D. 14. 45, 84. 87. 89. 98. 100. 109 Foust, R 60 Gast. N 45. 66. 74. 101 Class. S. 45. Goplin. B 10. 45. 106. 107 Groom. C. 45. Hach. L. 45, 49. 79. Haffner. N 7. 8. 45. 66. 71. 89, 92. 100 Hagenston, D 7, 46, 66, 68, 71, 72. 80. 100, 102. 107 Halverson. J. 10. 46. 77. 81. 88, 100, 101. 106. 107 Hanke, T 48 Hasburgh, P 46 Havlik. H 44. 46. 88, 94, 96. 98. 100. 101, 103. Havlik. J. 46 Henn. J. 46 Honer. J 46.77. 100 Johnson. E. 6, 46. 47. 90, 92, 94. Jones. A 46 Jones. L. 46 Kadousek, J. 46, 47, 49. Knoble. K 31. 46. 86. 92. 96, 100 Knoble. M 46. 74. 90. 100, 101. 106 Krueger. T J 47. 92. Kuehni, C. 47. 64. 84. 92. 95. 100. 101. 107 Larson. S. 47. 64. 92. 96, 100. 101. 103. 107 Laufenberg, J. 47. 66. Lee. R 47 Lewis. B Lins. A 31. 47. 62. 71. 90 Lynch. T 8. 45. 47. 64. 81. 101 Martin. C.12. 47. 90 Mathews. B 10. 47 Meyer. D. 47. 66. 74. 75. 85. 88. 90. 91 Meyer, M 47. Miller. T 47 Monroe. V. 77. Montgomery, C. 47 Nichols. B 48. 80 Nihles. J 48. 77. Novy. K 48. 66. 74. 76. 80. 100, 101. Patch. L. 46. 48. 69, 87. 92. 93. 94. 98 Pulvermacher. D 9. 48. 49. Recob. M 9. 48. Rueckheim. S. 48 Schamberger, L. 7. 8. 48, 90, 96. 109 Schwingle. M 48. 90. 102. Smith, R 48 Stephenson. D 46. 48, 74. 80 Stocks. L. 20, 48 Storms, D. 44. 48, 64, 92, 96, 100. 101 Swinehart, J. 49. 66. 74. 92. Thomas. C 49 Tisdale. D 47. 49 Udelhoven. M 49 VanWinkle. C. 10. 46, 49 Walsh. B 13. 49. 86. 87. 96, 99. 103 Walstead. J 49, 64. 100. 102, 103 Weichbrod. M 49, 90 Willig. A 44. 49. 63. 66. 72, 82. 88. 102. Vonash. L. 49. 88. 98. 102. 103. Ziebarth. K 49. Ziebarth. K. 42. SENIORS Anderson. M 28. 31. 86. 99 Anderson. R 12. 28. 40. 70, 82. 87. 96. 100, 101. 103. Atkinson, M 6. 12. 26. 28. 40. 45. 90. 92. 93, 94. 103. Bahr. P 28. 40 Barnes. C. 28, 29 Beckius. T 28 Benish, R 8. 28. 29 Berner. M Biba. S. 14. 29. 30. 66. 74. 90. 100, 101. Bomkamp. C 28. 29. 74. 88. 90. 100. 101. 102. 105. 111. • Bomkamp. D 29. 46. 100 Brice. W 29, 87. 92. 98. 102, 103 Buening. P 29. 41. 90. 92. 95. 97. 98. 109 Cannoy. T 8. 14. 29. 86. 96, 98 Carlson. L. 30 Chitwood. L. 15. 27. 30, 107 Chitwood. R 26. 30, 40, 66. 82, 89. 90. 100. 101, 110. 111. 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D 34, 40. 90. 100 Kienitz. K 34. 82. 90. 100 Lechter. M 34. Lins. C. 28. 34. 40. 69. 83. 88. 97. 98. 100. 101. 105. 111. Mathews. B. 10. 32. 34. 38. 62. 66. 74. 75. 90. 100, 101. 104, 107. 108, 106 McCardell, L. Miller. C. 26. 34. 83, 86. 96. 99. 110. 120 Miller. S. 15. 34. 35. 69. 77. 78. 88. 89. 100. 101. 102. 110. 111. Monroe. W 35. 94. Moore. R 35. 80. 90. 100, 101. no. in. Niedo. B 26. 35. 39. 66. 74. 106. 108 Novy. J. 35. 97 Olson. D 8. 9. 35. 64. 90. 96. 100, 101. 102. 107. Ott. M 9. 35. 87, 88. 89. 94. 98. 103 Pasold. K 35. 40. 90. 101. 109 Phetteplace, H 36. Portwine. L. 9, 33, 36. 92, 96. 98. 100 Pospichal. K 36. 41, 66. 67. 74, 90. HO. 111. Pulvermacher. D. 36. 41, 90 Ramsden. P 13. 15. 36, 40. 69. 77. 81. 100. 101 Roen, T Sailing. R 36. 74. 100, 101 Sailing. V. 32. 36, 66, 96, 97. 102 Seifert. R 31. 36. 37 . 40, 84 . 90, 91. 97 Shemak. D. 37. Shemak. D 36. 37. 100 Smith. L 34. 37. 69. 83. 94 Stackman. E 6. 8. 9. 26. 37. 40. 93. 96. 99. 100. 101. 102. 110, 111. Stanek. T 37. 40, 41. 92. 106. 108 Steele. J. 36. 37. 94. 96. 97. 98. 102 Tisdale, S. 38. 40. 60. 83. 94 Tisdale. S. 38. 83, 94 Trumm. J. 8. 38, 66. 71, 82, 100, 101 Urbach. J. 38. 66. 82. 100. 101. Victora. T 10. 38. 40. 62. 66. 67. 71, 82. 100. 101. 104. 110, 111. Wagner. S. 38 Walmer, S 38. 39 Walsh. D 39. 86. 96. 98. 99, 103. 120 Walstead. T 26. 39. 99 Wardell. S. 39. Wilkinson. J 39, 109 Williamson. E. 6, 28. 37 . 39. 93. 104. 110. ill. Zadrazil. S 39. 90, 99 Zintz. P 39. 83. 97. 98 119 For us, the Seniors of '84, our years here at Riverdale are about over. It has held alot of good memories, but there is no turning back. We re about to enter this mad world as the working class. If we could have done something different, I think it would be getting out and living more. Speaking for the Yearbook staff, we would like to thank Mr. Plier for a job well done. This was his first year as the Yearbook Advisor and he did the job like a seasoned pro. Jeff Curtis I'd like to thank all of the staff who helped ease some of the deadline pressures of our Yearbook. It really means alot and I think this book will be great, even though we had a limited staff. I appreciate all the help and I'll leave knowing that I've left behind some good memories. I think our staff this year will be our editors next year. Again, thanks to the staff and go for the gusto next year. Debbi Anne Walsh This year we have produced a unique and outstanding Year- book. We couldn't have accomplished this without a few depend- able people. I would like to thank Korey Knoble and Judy Couey for their efforts, photographers Frank Biba, Jeff Curtis, and Scott Curtis for taking and developing pictures, and Wendell Smith and Lou Coopey for their professional assistance. A special thanks goes to first year Yearbook Advisor Scot Plier. His artwork, photography skills, copytyping and supervision has been wonderful. Underclassmen who are responsible and creative should start making plans now to participate in next year's Yearbook produc- tion. Charise Miller 120 122 123 124