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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1964 volume:

,,,, A 7,34 ,, W xr S? xg -eu A 'C X ft 'Vi djs 'ab MW, i wil! k an whyxgg' .. Z, we an 1? 2 1 :- W H 3,54 Le,. 3 G-rx msg .V 5 A The Smivr 6015 presents Leno :Qs U15 Kambler 1964 able of Koufeufs DEDICATION ACTIVITIES AND SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS UNDERCLA SSMEN SPORTS FACULTY ADVERTISING 1 Q S V--, I3 W ii fix K, Mse 4 A K1 W E 4 1 .1 .HV-w The class of '64 is somewhat special to me and will always remain so. For it was you as eighth graders who unwittingly but successfully served as my first graduates. Now, it is especially significant to see you graduate. Someone once said that all that stands between the high school graduate and the top of the ladder is the ladder. Each of you has the right to scale that ladder. Climb high, but don't forget the rights of the other climbers. Thom as I. Lonergan Dedicafivu Dear Mr. Lonergan, We would like to thank you for the patience and tireless effort you have given us in the role of both guidance counselor and classroom instructor. Your efforts have guided us when we needed advice, straightened our thinking when we were bewildered, and perhaps most important, helped us find our places in life. We dedicate this yearbook to you in deep gratitude for all the things, great and small, that you have done for us to make our days at Riverdale High School meaningful ones. We ask only that you will remember our class with fond memories throughout the coming years when other students have filled our places. Our best wishes for future happiness and continued success go with this dedication. We We W ,Ilinerhalc Q ii nzi Q4 enivr PORTRAITS A CTIVITIES PERSONALITIES REMINISCENCES Scnirfr ARVID ASHDOWN A man must have his faults. From their torches I light my candle. SHERYL BATT ERN SUSAN BAFF I never met a man I didn't like. It matters not what you are though ut what you are. IANICE BERFIELD tto be Fvrfmits ALBERT BOARDMAN Think before thou speakest. Though this may be play to youg Tis death to us. JILLEEN COUSSENS E T MURIEL CLEVELAND A faultless body and a blameless mind For he wishes not to seem, but be the best, KENNETH COX Nun 'E -JP: 1 f H . Q sqm - T . S S it , S , ,Q - flfkfi' 'li' , - 7 LH 1 ' 1.-915' ' --lf 6 R R t if .543 : ,,: tx.. A K I My - ty f ' 9k5 V?4s Q.:-. , ' , : 5I?E 'I:' ' ROBERT CRONIN DENTON DANIELSON Love ITIS. love my dog- H There is always someone worse off than Thank you for nothing. RICHARD DANIELSON yourself. Nobody ever drowned in sweat RICHARD DEARTH MARY ELLEN DENT The windy satisfaction of the tongue. Love conquers all. LEONA DHOOGE g MARILYN DESMOND Wonders are many and none is wonderful than man. Everyday should be passed as if it be our last. SHIRLEY DHOOGE ITIOIS WSIS to Q RANDY DITSWORTH Lord, I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. If you have tears, prepare to shed them now. LINDA FRIDAY f- : 3 rrrrr I ,.:. . r L Q 3 IW .' . ' t t-if f , miftiififff, Y f ix- - 'A sr fi- x ? 5' , ,Q It I I 5 is RICHARD DITTO Nuts I A cat has nine lives and a woman has nine cat's lives. LINDA FRITS KARLENE GERKE Smile and the world smiles with you. No man ever became extremely wicked all at once. WALTER GRAHAM RUTH ANN GILBERT Beauty is truthg truth beauty. ' The next day is never so good as day before. LINDA GRIFFIN the DALE HACHTEL There is no cause for despair. It is grievous to be caught. LARRY HEEREN MARY BETH HANNY Is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? A smile is worth a thousand words. CAROLYN HENRICHS A slr' v ' CHARLES KENNON LONNIE LALEMAN Tis strange what a man may do, and a It is not only the ignorant who despise woman yet think him an angel. education. All work and no play makes Jack a du11 Let every man mind his own business. boy. ROBERT LA NG CALVIN LAWRENZ 3 EVELYN MALMSTROM Hwisdom of many and wit of one. The only hope my heart can cheer--the hope to meet again. JUDY MILLER SALLY MCLAUGHLIN Wit is the only wall between us and the dark. Always do as I do, never do as I say. PATRICIA MINGE ww , f , M:-nw,,.s KATHLEEN MULLERY knows where he's going. GARY NEUMANN The world Steps agjdg fQ1- 3, man who HThS1'C'S HO rest f-Ol' the wicked, Elfld the righteous don't need it. of them A good many things go around in the Three can keep a secret if two are dead. CAROLYN NOLAN dark besides Santa Claus. SHERRILL PETTIT JOHN READER Now he goes along the dark road, whence no one returns. It is enough to have perished once. ROBERT REYNOLDS SUSAN REEB Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. It is nice to be important, but more important to be nice. NANCY ROGERS ,553 T3 .J A . I ' -- ' l 1 f ' JOHN SACHAU I see and approve better things, but follow worse. WhatsoeVer thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might. MICHAEL SAMPLE ROBERT SAELENS Please all and you will please none. The comfort derived from the misery of others is slight. BARBARA SCHUPBACH 7 ' A ' st? ' 2 1 E LAVERN SEAMS A fool can always find another fool to admire him. I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. DOUGLAS SMITH ROLLO SEARL More brain than brawn. I am a loverg and have not found my thing to love. CAROL SPEARS PHILLIP THOMPSON CHARLES TOPPERT All other great men are dying, and I'm Everything 1 enjoy is either illegal, not feeling so well myself. immoral, or fattening. We desire nothing so much as what we ought not to have. Love allg trust a fewg do wrong to none JILL TUTTLE IACQUELINE URBAN IEANNE VAN ACKER STEPHEN WAINWRIGHT Give me liberty or give me death. Let down the curtaing the farce is done When angry, count fourg when very We live not as we wish to, but as we angry, swear. can. MARGARET WEBBER SANDRA WEST .1 M Wi' STANLEY WOODBURN ,,,,rnr-0 X 3 1 Q ARDDA FAE WREATH Liberty, like Charity. must 568111 at When put to the test, an ounce of loyalty home. is worth a pound of clevemess. I took to my heels as fast as I could. TERRY ZIEGLER What a time! What a civilization! A LBERT DEA RT H :gi Ditto, Pres. 9 wammwns , Q www N we 'wx Q 3 H l SUSE iw U 22251 4' iw m?4i'uh'n'TLZ mm as-FQ ? W . if , 4.1 A We started our Freshman year with 88 students. We elected the following officers for the year: President, Mari Beth Hannyg Vice-President, Bob Saelensg Secretary-Treasurer, Chuck Toppertg Student Council, Barbara Schupbach and Bob Lang. Our homecoming attendants were Sue Reeb and Chuck Kennon. Mari Beth Hanny and Ardda Fae Wreath represented our class in cheerleading. We began our Sophomore year by electing the following officers: President, Steve Wainwright, Vice-President, Lesley Ulmg Secretary-Treasurer, Kathy Mulleryg Student Council, Sue Reeb, Mari Beth Hanny, and Richard Ditto. Our homecoming attendants were Muriel Cleveland and Paul Doty. Virginia Birdsley, Mari Beth Hanny, and Ardda Fae Wreath represented our class in cheerleading. As Juniors we elected the following class officers: President, Janice Berfieldg Vice-President, Ken Coxg Secretary-Treasurer, Ardda Fae Wreathg Student Council, Nancy Rogers, Mari Beth Hanny, and LaVern Seams. Our homecoming attendants were Leona Dhooge and Bob Reynolds. Mari Beth l-lanny and Ardda Fae Wreath represented our class in cheerleading. We began our Senior year with a feeling of regret, knowing this was our last year at Riverdale. There were 67 members in our graduating class. We elected the following officers for the year: President, Richard Ditto: Vice-President, Dale Hachtelg Secretary-Treasurer, Jill Tuttleg Student Council, Nancy Rogers, Richard Ditto, Dale Hachtel, and Jill Tuttle. Our sponsors were P. Grady, J. Grady, A. VanHecke, and L. Stoik. Our homecoming king and queen were Lonnie Laleman and Mari Beth Hanny, Attendants were: Queen-Leona Dhooge and Sue Reebg King-Bob Saelens and LaVern Seams. Mari Beth Hanny, Nancy Rogers, Barbara Schupbach, and Ardda Fae Wreath repre- sented our class in cheerleading. Elass History J J 5 BEST PERSONALITY KATHY AND KEN A 4' rf' ffjff ,r 1 ff u if CLASS CLOWNS MURIEL AND DOUG Helebrifics MOST TALKATIVE if Q JILL AND STEVE -P M... MOST POPULAR MARI BETH AND LONNIE 3 ...f BEST ATHLETES LINDA AND CHUCK , 2 BEST DRESSED SUE AND SKEET 5 as , 4 2 4 53 If 'x .i -ij?-W hrrr BEST BUILD SUSIE AND BUTCH SHYEST SALLY A ND ALBERT MOST STUDIOUS FAE AND DALE ,E wa. ?,. , ., MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED .TAN AND ARVID 1 L-fa.. BIGGEST FLIRTS SHERRI AND CHUCK ARVID ASI-IDOWN's advice on farming SUSIE BAFF's chummy get-togethers SHERYL BATTERN's friendly personality IANICE BERFIELD's sarcasm ALBERT BOARDMAN's natural red complexion MURIEL CLEVELAND's ear to ear grin IILLEEN COUSSEN's long hair KEN COX bringing Judy to basketball games BOB CRONIN walking his girl to the annex DENNY DANIELSON's will power to diet DICK DANIELSON's cigarettes ALBERT DEARTH's quiet ways RICHARD DEARTI-I's blush MARY ELLEN DENT's faulty plumbing SUE DESMOND's parlor games LEONA DHOOGE's size 5 skirts SHIRLEY DHOOGE's winning personality RANDY DITSWORTH's temper tantrums LINDA FRIDAY's driving skill LINDA FRITS's ability to drive the wrecker KARLENE GERKE dancing RUTH ANN GILBERT's exacting ways WALT GRAHAM working the night shift LINDA GRIFFIN talking to Gary between classes DALE HACHTEL's loud voice MARI BETH HANNY blowing her nose LARRY HEEREN's favorite phrase, Hi doll! CAROLYN HENRICH's pleasing disposition in office CHUCK KENNON on the football field LONNIE LALEMAN's trips to the freshmen lockers BOB LANG's greasy kids' stuff CALVIN LAWRENZ's devil-may-care attitude EVELYN MALMSTROM's red hair practice If Wan 'I be the awe Wiilwuf DENNY MCBRIDE telling jokes SALLY MCLAUGHLIN and her shyness JUDY MILLER and her dramatic ability PAT MINGE's fashion model figure KATHIE MULLERY's arguments with Mr. Davis GARY NEUMANN's neat voice CAROLYN NOLAN's friendly ways SHERRILL PETTIT's slumber parties JOHN READER's shy laugh SUE REEB's motels BOB REYNOLDS's mechanical skills NANCY ROGERS's grey hair JOHN SACHAU's out-of-town friends BOB SAELENS's craze for Pontiacs MIKE SAMPLE's happy-go-lucky attitude STEVEN SAMPLE and his camera BARBARA SCHUPBACH putting up bulletin boards LA VERN SEAMS's hayrack rides ROLLO SEARL's mind for physics DOUG SMITH's Jungle Jay imitation CAROL SPEARS's unexcused absentee slips JEAN TAYLOR in Typing class PHILLIP THOMPSON peeping into locker rooms CHUCK TOPPERT's philosophy on girls JILL TUTTLE's tact in voicing her opinion JACKIE URBAN going steady JEANNE VAN ACKER wearing Steve's class ring STEVE WAINWRIGHT and his first-aid kit MARGARET WEBBER's who care attitude SANDY WEST's dry humor STANLEY WOODBURN's patience during float-building time ARDDA FAE WREATH cheering at games TERRY ZlEGLER's black Chevy taking corners on two wheels Senior ARVID ASHDOWN Band 1,23 Pep Band 23 F.F.A. 3,4 SUSAN BAFF Band 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. 2,43 Yearbook Staff4 SHERYL BATTERN Chorus 13 Library Club 2, 3,43 F.T. A. 3,4, Officer 43 Drama Club 4, Officer 43 Yearbook Staff4 IANICE BERFIELD G. A, A. 1, 2,43 Band 1, 2, 3,43 Modern Music Masters 2, 3,4, Officer 43 Student Council 33 Class Officer 33 Drama Club 43 Yearbook Staff4, Staff Editor 4 ALBERT BOARDMAN Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 43 F.F. A. 3, Officer 33 Chorus 13 Drama Club 43 Professor How Could You' 43 Yearbook Staff 4 MURIEL CLEVELAND Band 2, 3,43 Majorette 2, 3,42 Newspaper Staff 33 Homecoming Attendant 2 IILLEEN COUSSENS Chorus 13 Library Club lg F.T.A. 3,4 KENNETH COX Class Officer 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4Q Football 1, 2, 33 Track 3g Lettermen's Club 3,4, Officer 43 Yearbook Staff 4 ROBERT CRONIN F. F. A. 3 DENTON DANIELSON Basketball 33 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 23 Wrestling 2,43,,Lettermen's Club 3,4, Officer 43 Yearbook Staff 4 RICHARD DANIELSON Football 1, 2, 33 Track 23 Wrestling 2g Lettermen's Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4 RICHARD DEARTH Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,4 MARY ELLEN DENT Band 23 Majorette 23 Drama Club 23 G. A. A. 1, 2,43 Yearbook Staff 4 MARILYN DESMOND Band 1, 2, 33 Majorette 2, 3g Debate Club 23 Drama Club 4 LEONA DHOOGE Band 1, 2,3,43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,43 G.A. A. 13 Home- coming Attendant 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4 SHIRLEY DHOOGE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 RANDY DITSWORTH Football 1, 2, 33 Track 23 Wrestling 2, 33 Lettermen's Club 3,4 RICHARD DITTO F. T. A. 3,43 Chorus lg Debate Club 23 Newspaper Staff 33 Student Council 2,43 Football 13 Track 3,43 Professor How Could You 43 Ramshackle lnn 3 LINDA FRIDAY Chorus 13 Yearbook Staff 4 LINDA FRITS Library Club 1,43 Drama Club 23 Drill Team 43 Newspaper Staff 33 F. T.A. 1, 2, 3,43 Officer 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, G.A.A. Board l,2,33 Yearbook Staff 4. KARLENE GERKE Band 1, 2, 3,41 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,43 Modern Music Masters Officer 43 G. A. A. 1, 29 NSWSPHPSI Staff 3: F.T. A. 4g Drama Club 1,4, Officer 43 The Inno- cents 33 Professor How Could You 4 RUTH ANN GILBERT Chorus 13 Library Club 13 Yearbook Staff4 WALTER GRAHAM Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 23 Lettermen's Club 3,4, Officer 4 LINDA GRIFFIN Library Club 13 Chorus 1 DALE HACHTEL Band 1, 23 Class Officer 43 Student Council 43 Track 3 MARY BETH HANNY G, A.A. 1, 2, 3,42 Officer 2, 3,43 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Class Officer 13 Drama Club 13 Newspaper Staff 33 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,42 Homecoming Queen 43 Yearbook Staff 4 LARRY HEEREN Track 1, 4 CAROLYN HENRICHS Chorus 1: G. A.A. 1 ,Activities CHARLES KENNON Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football l, 2, 3,43 Track 1, 33 Let- termen's Club 3,4Q Officer 43 Homecoming Attend- ant l LONNIE LALEMAN Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Homecoming King 4 ROBERT LANG Student Council lg Track 2, 3 EVELYN MALMSTROM Chorus lg Library Club 23 F. H. A. 3 DENNIS MCBRIDE Band 1,33 Pep Band 1, 3 SALLY MCLAUGHLIN Yearbook Staff 4 JUDY MILLER Drama Club 43 G. A. A. 43 Yearbook Staff 43 U. T. H. S. l,2,3 PATRICIA MINGE Chorus lg F. H. A. 33 Yearbook Staff 4 KATHLEEN MULLERY Chorus 13 Library Club 33 Class Officer 23 F. T. A. 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 33 Drama Club 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Yearbook Business Manager 4 GARY NEUMANN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 SHERRILL PETTIT Band 1, 2, 3,42 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,43 Modern Music Masters 3,43 Debate Club lg Library Club 2g Drama Club 1, 2,43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,43 G. A. A. Board 43 F. T. A. 1. 2, 3,43 Yearbook staff 4 JOHN READER Basketball 13 Wrestling 2, 3 SUSAN REEB Chorus 13 F. T. A. 3,43 Student Council 23 News- paper Staff 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,43 G. A.A. Board 1, 2, 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4g Homecoming Attendant 1,4 ROBERT REYNOLDS Basketball, Football Manager 1, 33 Homecoming At- tendant 3 NANCY ROGERS Band 2g Majorette 2g Cheerleading 43 Newspaper Staff 33 Student Council 3,43 Officer 4g Yearbook Staff 4 IOHN SACHAU Basketball 13 Wrestling 2, 3 ROBERT SAELENS Band lg Class Officer lg Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Year- book Staff 43 Homecoming Attendant 4 MICHAEL SAMPLE F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Officer 3,43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3,43 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 STEVEN SAMPLE F. F. A. 4g Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3,4 BARBARA SCHUPBACH Chorus 13 Library Club 2, 3,43 Debate Club 23 Drama Club 1,43 The Innocents 3g F.T.A. 2,3,4, Offi- cer 4g G. A. A. 2, 3,4g Student Council 13 Cheer- leading 4g Newspaper Co-Editor 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4 LA VERN SEAMS Student Council 3g Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 43 Homecoming Attendant 4g Yearbook Staff 4 ROLLO SEARL F. F. A. 4 DOUGLAS SMITH Chorus lg Professor How Could You 4g F. F. A. l, 2, 3,43 Basketball lg Wrestling 23 Yearbook Staff 4 CAROL SPEARS Newspaper Staff 3g Ramshackle Inn 3 PHILLIP THOMPSON Football 1, 2, 3,43 Wrestling 3g Lettermen's Club 4 CHARLES TOPPERT Band 1, 2g Pep Band 1,23 Class Officer 13 F.F.A. l, 2, 3,43 Officer 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 2, 3,42 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4 IILL TUTTLE Chorus lg Drill Team 43 Class Officer 1,43 Student Council 4, Officer 43 Newspaper Staff 33 Library Club 1, 2, 3g F. T. A. 3,43 Officer 43 G. A. A. 1, 23 Yearbook Staff 4 JACKIE URBAN F.H.A. 3: G.A.A. 4 STEPHEN WAINWRIGHT Band l, 2, 3,42 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,42 Class Officer 23 Student Council 2g F. T. A. 33 Newspaper Staff 33 Drama Club 43 Student Trainer Basketball l, 3,43 Football l, 2, 3,43 Track 2, 3g Wrestling 23 Letter- men's Club 3,4Q Yearbook Staff 4 MARGARET WEBBER Chorus lg F. H. A, 2, 35 Officer 35 Yearbook Staff4 SANDRA WEST Chorus 15 Library Club 2, 3,45 Drama Club 45 F.T. A. 3,45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Newspaper Staff of 1964 AN-- Co-Editor 3: Yearbook Staff 4 'We fha C1055 ,,N,.., , 'vx.- STANLEY WOODBURN A,-A Band 1, 25 Wrestling 35 F.F.A. 4 -- ARDDA FAE WREATH Band 1,2,3,4g Majorette l,2, 3,45 F.T.A. 1,2, 3,45 Officer 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleading l,2, 3,4g Newspaper Staff 35 Drama Club 1,45 Class Of- ficer 35 Yearbook Staff 4 4 TERRY ZIEGLER Football 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1964 We, the class of 1964, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath these, our most favored possessions, to the faculty and underclassmen, whom we leave behind. To our principal, MR, DEINES, we leave our short skirts, ratted hair, and discarded belts. To MR. CHRISTOPHER, we leave all our unused practice slips. To MR, DAVIS, we leave a more studious economics class. To MRS, FEASTER, we leave a round trip ticket to Spain so she can make use of her foreign language abilities. To MR, FEDDERSON, we leave an on-call-at-any hour babysitter. To MR, FOSTER, we leave a bicycle to ride to school. To MRS. GRADY, we leave all our ruined copy sheets. To MR, GRADY, we leave all our unsolved physics problems. To MR, LONERGEN, we leave a thirty-hour day. To MRS. LOSLO, we leave all our unpaid library fines. To MR, LOSLO, we leave a mixed chorus to lead in Gilbert and Sullivan operettas. To MR, MCFADDEN, we leave a senior class with more school spirit. To MISS MCMAHON, we leave a subscription to Vogue so she'll have something to read during her noon supervision duties. To MRS. PRATER, we leave a built-in dictionary so it will always be there when needed. To MRS. REED, we leave next year's office practice girls in hopes that they will have an easier time learn- ing how to operate the rotary calculator. To MRS. STOIK, we leave a climate controlled biology lab so the frogs won't freeze. To MRS. TEGHTMEYER, we leave a full-time maid to clean up the kitchen. To MR. TEGHTMEYER, we leave a sequoia tree to eliminate the cost of lumber next year. To MR. TRAYNOR, we leave a variety of new signs to decorate his room at the annex. To MR, VAN HECKE, we leave nothing. We'll take him with us. To MRS. WHITESIDE, we leave all our bound and unbound manuscripts. To MRS. DE BUYSERE, we leave the Avon Company. To our janitors, HANK, and MR, IELLIS, we leave all the paper we used to set our lockers. 611155 Will of 1964: ARVID ASHDOWN, leave my egg money to be divided equally among our teaching staff. SUE BAFF, will my title, Best Build, to Carolyn Smith. SHERYL BATTERN, will my ability to play ping pong to our Athletic Director. JANICE BERFIELD, will all my arguments with Mr. Davis to Bruce Hamilton, in case he ever runs out. ALBERT BOARDMAN, will my acting abilities to Tim Bridge. MURIEL CLEVELAND, leave fond memories of my high school days and nights to anybody who likes to cry. IILLEEN COUSSENS, will my ability to study hard all through school to Lona Jaques. KEN COX, will my masterful ability with girls to Ralph Reynolds. BOB CRONIN, will my reckless driving techniques to next year's Drivers Ed. students. DENNY DANIELSON, will my excess muscle to Mike Mullery. DICK DANIELSON, will my natural blond hair to Cynthia Calhoun. ALBERT DEARTH, will my unfinished accounting assignments to anyone who understands the subject. RICHARD DEARTH, will my chemistry workbook to whoever likes to live dangerously. MARY ELLEN DENT, will my boy problems to Dianne Lyford. SUE DESMOND, will my ability to bowl over a hundred to Joyce Sample, who is lucky if she gets over LEONA DHOOGE, will my sister, Iona, my ability to tease her hair and wear short skirts. SHIRLEY DHOOGE, will my pleasing personality to Evelyn Rickey. RANDY DITSWOPTH, will leave if the teachers can find it in their hearts to give me a passing grade. RICHARD DITTO, will my biographies of Hitler to next year's World History class. LINDA FRIDAY, will my ability not to talk in Home Ec to Bonnie Stickler. 75. LINDA FRITS, will my ability to drive around town in the wrecker to anybody who doesn't have a car to drive. KARLENE GERKE, will my dramatic interests to Kay Vogt, in the hope that she will keep our Drama Club going strong next year. RUTH ANN GILBERT, will my ability to drive a car without wrecking it to my sister, Margie Lee. WALT GRAHAM, will my winning way with teachers to Ken Craton. LINDA GRIFFIN, will my ability to go steady with the same boy for over a year to Marge Gilbert. DALE HACHTEL, will my scientific knowledge to Ronda Crane. MARI BETH HANNY, will my crude language to my barbaric sister, Jean. LARRY HEEREN, will my tumbling ability to Larry Misfelt. CAROLYN HENRICHS will to Barb Wells, my little black book and my life savings, ld. CHUCK KENNON, will my red face to anyone who wants to peek into shower rooms. LONNIE LALEMAN, will my basketball skill to no one, because no one deserves to be that good. BOB LANG, will my parking space in front of the school to anyone who likes to visit the principal's office often. CALVIN LAWRENZ, will my seat in Economics to anyone who likes to write on the wall. EVELYN MALMSTROM, will my red hair to Connie Larson. DENNIS MCBRIDE, will my fishing ability to someone who needs an excuse to get out of school. SALLY MCLAUGHLIN, will my ability to shut up and keep out of trouble to my sister, Elaine. JUDY MILLER, will my braces to any girl who would like to get hooked on a Riverdale jacket. PAT MINGE, will my height to Robin Henyan. KATHIE MULLERY, will my Goldwater-type Conservatism to the school's Liberal Republican, Mr. McFadden. GARY NEUMANN, will my memories of high school days to Lynn Cutler. CAROLYN NOLAN, will my long hair to Sue Woodburn. SHERRI PETTIT, will my ability not to get caught at what I'm doing to Jean Hanny, since she usually gets caught. JOHN READER, leave a can of blue paint to John Filbert to cover the rest of his mighty Mercury. SUE REEB, will my half of a certain '56 red and white Chevy to Jackie Tuttle. BOB REYNOLDS, leave Marge, if she doesn't leave me first. NANCY ROGERS, leave my brother, Dave, to any girl who would like to be serenaded on the guitar three hours daily. JOHN SACHAU, would like to will my Oldsmobile to the most promising Drivers Ed student. BOB SAELENS, will my ability to go with girls from other schools to Wes Zimmerman, as if he were interested. MIKE SAMPLE, do not will my ability to break my collar bone during a wrestling meet to John Dailey. STEVE SAMPLE, will my camera to Ken Craton, so he'll have a constructive hobby. BARBARA SCHUPBACH, willfully leave my devout senior friends. LA VERN SEAMS, will the song made up about me by the Junior boys to any of next year's basketball players who want it. ROLLO SEARL, will my scientific experiments to Toni Engebretson. DOUG SMITH, will my ability to go through twelve years of school without going steady to Terry Seams. CAROL SPEARS, will my attendance record to my brother, Harry, so he can keep up the family tradition. JEAN TAYLOR, will my quietness to Sally Beard. PHILLIP THOMPSON, will my Sting Ray to Ralph Reynolds. CHUCK TOPPERT, will myself to all the cute girls in school. IILL TUTTLE, will my ability to go with a member of the Filbert family to Midge Holsey. JACKIE URBAN, will my ability in P. E. to my sister, Madeline. JEANNE VAN ACKER, will my complaints about the school to someone who can do something about them. STEVE WAINWRIGHT, will my girl problems to Jim Stratton. MARGARET WEBBER, will leave. SANDY WEST, will my ability to chatter constantly to anyone who wants to talk themself into a predicament. STANLEY WOODBURN, will my shyness to Mike Deines. ARDDA FAE WREATH, will my unpredictable lane to any girl who wants to take a moonlight walk with a certain guy. TERRY ZIEGLER, will my car to anyone who needs a run-about. A A -- New qi' tw W A Fwy R. Gilbert, J. Berfield, A. Ashdown, F. Wreath, D. Hachtel, N. Rogers, K. Mullery. 270,11 Cm Per en! American lfvgivn ,Awards Richard Ditto Nancy Rogers Honorable mention: Dale Hachtel Honorable mention: Barb Schupbach ,-lf i- - ., hw Q , iw If 4. it fs... gl I' M J as 2, wi. F25 .4149 fm. mf il, pin-, 1 5 i fr' 1 NM , M. will? M 1. 5 25' 1' 'HWS Mm, ..: ., L f S . . s 7 k.,.L '58 ,Vid W, k fi? iglgw 1, f - ,Y X :N Ni i . 33 'ggi L 2 , jfuu S513 - N ff -ww 1 5 -mn .QI-,. . --'QF' .5 ,, f i ,X H ,qt-., E J 2. vi A jggg-Q : ::,,.m 'f si Q 1 frfiffi ' 1, .. f '.fQfsm .9 - 1 'F' 0 mg , X., L5 .fm K 2. Q H-w-own-df -' as WL +L 5 'img Q1 ' nv I A:-Q-MMM' ' .- , Yuv- xii ' 2 V N 4 5 i v K L is w XW' ' 2 ,- kv Q 3? 2, i ,-Q4 'W'42fx awww llndcrclassmm Seated: I. Cathcart, Sec.-Treats.: K. Vogt, V. Pres. Standing: Mr. Christopher, Mrs. Feaster, B. Hamilton, Stu. Councilg Mrs. Reed, Mr. Snook, E. Sallows, Pres.g Mr. Teghtmyer, Mr. Traynor. We reveivcd our class rings The junior class this year began with 97 members. Led by our class officers--Ed Sallows President Kay Vogt, Vice-Presidentg Iean Cathcart, Secretary-Treasurerg Bruce Hamilton, Student Council Representa tive--we won second place with our Homecoming float, and we chose Toni Engebretson and Jim Stratton as our Homecoming Royalty candidates. In addition we sponsored the annual Prom. During the year Sandy Tanner represented the juniors as a cheerleader. V.k, . 1 ww A. Adams 4 'V ,. ,V W- Befchef r, V V B. Boardman ' ..'t ,a'r' , r C I. I. K H I. L. M T. I. R. L. S. R. B. N f , any -ff.. , Q 1 ROW 1 Calhoun Cathcart Coverdill Craton Dailey Dailey Row 3 Eastman Edgar Engebretson Row 5 Goethals Goodwin Gray Griffin Guldenpfennig Hamilton . ,i 'TTT' 1 1- ,4 :you f K .A- ,. X S . 4 ' W i'::: fa gs .1 2, 'Lge ' is if 'Hs if f, 5 41 as M A Row 2 Dearth Delaegher Dillin Dillon Ditto Duncan Row 4 Filbert Foster M, Gilbert Row 6 Hawkins Henning I-Ienyan M. Holsey I-luffer Johnsen a ff-f ff 1 or D - N ,wtf tr ff is it iw 2 1 il .1 E3 fl 5 ,,...y- Ja, v, f' A .2 . 1 'S lv . N N e i I .,.. Nr' , 531004 ' 9 X 5 5 1.-X KY ., 21 is X vcr iw 'I V S - A if 1. . ff:- .. ia ,-, J' lyk I M .I I K I A':' g fr W R 'W 'A' 1 I A 5'EL i . iz ii Row 1 ROW 2 V. .IOhI1S6l'l Lohman 'M R. Kruckenburg Lyfofd 4? '2 ' C- Larson McRe11 D. LCSSSF Moore H D. Lefever Moyer V Mumma Wz'i A Y W V ROW 3 Row 4 R. Nicholson Q'DOnne1 1 , H. Nitz 0'Hara z EA' 5 L. Norton Qney X, . g Row 5 Row 6 ' M S. Pettit Ricketts ' G. Pfister Rocker W, .,XZEV E L, Porter Rogers we ? E. Rebenar Rogers P. Revels Sallows H R, Reynolds T. Seams Rv -.w F ZA: , of-3.2 'B Q t F 42 , 51', t ,A ,. - '-11' -use , k at 5 R' s Rf 'Q ,ow Y . 0-W , LL,' .. W Q I K 15295 K' vid? it , . - f A' S S v , 1 f . s X f 7' 1 4 '- K is ,- ji.. A-.: 3 is 1- ' 0 ryan wr S ' 4 'Q ,Q Nw P , f.Q,,,4 . 3 M arf 'A 'ly ::' I li 'j M M-.M ' I - Q W , 3 'Wi it 'x 'GQ' 1 Row 1 Searl Shuler Shurts Smith Somers Stevenson Row 3 Taylor Unver VanDeVoorde Row 5 C. Wainwright R. Wainwright Wells Wells Whiteside Whitmore Q t - V E5i?i253zzr- . J. E. - mx Row 2 Stickler Stone Stratton Struss Taber Tanner Row 4 Versluis Vogt Vroman Row 6 Wilkens Williams Woodburn Woodburn Yates . Zimmerman 4 .is ayN'?fn if QA w fm r - Puig, , ' Q., 1 C' S 5 ' Q,-, nh aw , ,. it l x ' g g 2 L, f '27 , ' wp..-f 5 vp H' . .2 1.1 t' , ii : ff s :f,r , y Q. I 'H ,Ji S ., A. A , Q' 42' HN, ,, i-f . M Q 'J 7 1, LL ., , A A - Y' Q IPCM1 i I f , ' LQ 4,., , rg iw- 2 5 , 3- H- , . .,,-,,f K A VL .I VL Ist: Mya sk .,5'rv , tim Nh 05-X A -' . it Seated: I. I-loutcooper, Sec. -Treas.g M. Deines, V. Pres.g T. Bridge, Pres.g K, Zimmerman, Stu. Councilg Standing: Mr. Lonergan, Mr. Foster, Miss McMahon, Mrs. Prater. We eizfayvd salma! activities Homecoming was our highlight this year as our sophomore class of 98 members won first place with the float Whale of a Victory. Julie Woodburn and Steve Engebretson represented our class as Homecoming attendantsg Jean Hanny, Julie Woodburn, Teresa Berfield, and Ronda Crane as cheerleaders. Magazine sales and other activities were organized by the class officers. D. Adams T hx S. Beard .q-,.,: K. Bender . X T. Berfield :': ilu, ',., . Why! Q f-. 2... :I , if ' V Qwmf W e Z' sa 1 2 S . 5, W I 5 2, fy' s , 17 C' 3 . W T3 2: 'qbe .A A ,ir 1-mv' f HQ' zzt M , at f . 0, 1 gt., Q ,f ,ag Y t ffwf a N WWE? ,nw W. . f .M 'r i at fr 12 . 4 at ., .iV. W gf ..,,,, ,, Q r if A Q ' ' .E, ' ' . .. a ' r 1 f C XA 9 Row 1 K. Bond p. T. Bridge C, L. Bryan D, I. Cewe R' R. Chapman In D. Clifton C. Row 3 J. Dearth J, J. DeCap S. M. Deines T. Row 5 B. Engdahl 5, S. Engebretson 5, A. Ensey M, B, Foster J, R. Frels 5, K. Ganahl A, it, Z V Mins 6 F A If Q ' 1, ,- i ' A ' ' Q, , '52-, f 1 bf J' ffm Q an '3 'F 1 J L , wy- N 4- ' Row 2 Coats Coussens Craig Crane Cronin Dalldorf Row 4 DeRiemaker DeSp1inter Durbin Row 6 Gardner Go ard Hamilton Hanny Hawkins Hawthorne i ,.. ., .. f 'Z wif 1 .af- ia 7 ht 5- ' f 'fw- dix' i ra' fy' 7 A g A 'M 5 ' ggi., 3 .mf W..- Fw ' .L . i gv 5 E A F WML . V h QQ 1 W iv V ,P E' V f ,Q P..- Q ,wr -2' 5 W X .. .- fa -.--V L A ,L L, V MNH ,.V' ':1 .- W- X 'mi l - ., in H E 1 ,, P ' - fx 4 me 2' :v K' V' 1 - ' I N K' ex : I X w . i . A Row 1 Row 2 Heist I. Kissel HCUYNI B. Kruckenburg A V Houtcooper C. Lamb . 5 Ingram E- Leightb' TSI' I Jaques M Lewis :::- I '3 Junis D. Lohman ' PA Row 3 ROW 4 L Lundquist D Moyer rv .., Mayers M. Mullery 1- Melody K Murphy W' Le ver .,.. Row 5 Row 6 ' Neuman Pearce Newburg Pelton In AV. . b Oney Pettit fqfigh on T. Phelps 'Z :, W, Pearce Price Q, , g.c. 7 eluh M Oney Pierce rv Q15 A .,.. .. . In ,L 3 ' E ..., ' -M .4- 'W ' 'A. 7 P he dn., P em, P . P P P ze. ,. 3, .,,. , , N, I ee eLe , iw W y' , 5.-f 'V'-5 . W xi!! .. .F X, ' -rr-1 Y A 1 . f.. .KT9 Q,- ,- , 49.4 f 'P' EMW- fi 3. ce Yi S . P QL. ,W X 11 .3 Q an ff M -f .K ROW 1 Row 2 ReVelS W. Sachau Reynolds B. Saelens Rickey I. Sample Riewerts A, Siwy Riley L. Southwick Ryan I. Stewart ROW 3 Row 4 Sutton ML Urban TAYIOI S. Verbeckmoes Th0mP50Y1 R. Vermuelen Row 5 Row 6 Vickroy B. Wilson Wainwright J. Woodburn Whiteside S. Youngquist Wilkens S. Ziegler Willhouse K. Zimmerman Williams D. Zobrist S 9 mi ...S 4- A r f- .,., ,Q . , fre 1. if-2.4 ! ft . 'rf tl'r Q .. i-441 .4-A , ,,. X K -4 .X W X P 'Nm f A , , N if an W K 5 if f . iriiii wh, 3 -'31 , Q fs 'gif 'C is we mrs' ' . icy 56. A , .,,. W, . MN S., fry '. I II. . V f Q 47 2, Arr- A Seated: Mrs. Loslo, Mrs. Teghtmeyer, Mrs. Whiteside. Standing: W. Pettit, V. Pres.g Mr. Loslog I. VanDeVoorde, Pres.:I. Tuttle, Sec.- Treas. We aimed iv ward maturity As freshmen we fulfilled our goal of becoming an organized class by electing Jim VanDeVoorde, President: Bill Pettit, Vice-President, and Jackie Tuttle, Secretary-Treasurer. Sahra Hanna repre- sented our class as a cheerleader. P. Beale N. Berry P. Boardman S. Britt L, Cain M. Calhoun 3' .N av' K 21' -.5 ,Q M JI! Q. Wt P 1 sig.. 5 :iw Q r K. . r.,.. 4 J. Anderson r H ,. ,,t A P K 1 'f if , ..-f at Z, . P M. Babrowski I. Baker J. Beale I raf ts K N any 1 . V -n I da V .. ,, -H X W M2 M ' 'Qi sl B I... B xii' , ' . .4 f .4 all i - : 1. V Y ' ' I Q Z ' . I HL A A -x,: 1 '- sa l tx H-'ii . 1 E sl YL y 2 --' X , X t. ' - iff? . Q ' .gh , .tg ,M L' I .Q : fi r f s .,,.t:.?. f 'ir . ,. . Q ... x ,Kr ,M . a ss ROW 1 'm ,'A:L X D K. Calvett Q, ' ,- - , we i Vyi' A. Clark ti 4 A F D. Cutler K Q mf-- L. Dailey L Q B. Dalldorf E. Danielson Z ROW 3 Q' Q C. Ditto i w y i DD L. Ditto 5 , I. Doyle cera- M W ROW 5 D. Falk A I. Fitch .. ' -' r ,V M. Frels :Q K. Gaumer .,, W T5 K. Genung ' ,D ' I. Gray K ,ti 1 XM' 1 5 k 5 gg af' its fn. ,J ,ff In ak . in A .. ml .. Y ,,,,... 'x H f., gt. ' glad , W J ,. G ' rug V YQ fs x -Q 1 Q ...Q.x,1..f5, ,Q g F af . .15 .fu , We , YW' X uw 'Eli 1. g 2 if 1, I af Row 2 . Davis . Davis . DeSmet . Dhooge Dhooge M. Dillon Row 4 Earhart Eastman Engdahl Row 6 Hamilton Hanna Hawthorne Hedeen Heiney Henning lf fr. wx 14II 'W ' R K 41 . , ...S-:i mlm I. V . 1, ' ,, 'Q' '1 Mir 1 ' ' . W AV .- y K' if ini 'CSL .tt K ... y it ssil . 35 D ' Wgnnigillf Qty. wg ' , :Lx ii am a it . L M. .g v:.v, I jeg? I ww aw., , -. is . . 0 b y 7 ff . 5 ,- . , . , . , S, .., L if ik 'E g a wx, Akhy ff w, 'i 7 .,,.-- j'. 1,., 3 . ' QW 'We L . .-Q i 1 vf,f5Q,,:gqa.Mf qi -f W 14. 1' 'fs 4 Q 4' F 4125 125 -' -fe , A V I , W? V 4' N, Ci 1 437 .. ,M - A, Q' a,,M M Aw Q 1 e 1 ' fm 1 S S 1 sf 5' ff sg my 4 3 , Row 1 Row 2 Henyan .TOHHSGI1 I-Ienyan IOh11SSf1 Holsey Jones Hgward Kincaid I anssens Kilig Jaques Killg ROW 3 Row 4 Kinkade Laleman Kinkade Lalidllil Knoots Lanham Row 5 Row 6 Leonard McLaughlin Lewis McRe11 Lieferman Miller Lindsey Miller Logsdon Minge Long Misfeldt . 'zzq' A:-sr its d 555 v If VH an IQ Wh., 'CTN Ex FEE? W I hl . ,eee -9 sig d ., f m 'il' fi! -I In ek.. , v .Q:'f y? .L .g':-'FQ N? R L J- 'RE -no W My whwf' S l p r 'M -f:.'r'n 9 Azuu .:, bw . , ff4 3 1 X P fx 4 N Row 1 Row 2 , i M- MOfgf1I'1 A. Norton D- MOYCI M. Norton E. Moyer E. O'Hara iz- G. Murphy G. Pagakis , M. Murphy C. Peterson V. Nicholson W. Pettit Row 3 Row 4 , D- Porter D. Revels 3 C. Price M. Rogers -,.. , K, lc' C. Reilillg G, Ryan 45- ' L in h Row 5 Row 6 A A J Q D' S-allows C. Shackelford r N- SamP1e W. Sheldon ' . 2 R. Scheff C. Smith f' I. Schupbach L. Smith ' l n F N. Seafl H. Spears 'i hr h qAL M. Seevers B, gpeckman Sou ix , , z -r- . li :QN V M ro .. A ' 1 -f' M in ' if-fr K ,:f- v ' ' V I f::-- , sw A . A . h iW 5 ,,d'S Hb if IH? 3 , X H 1. 3, KP 'f E K VX K , -. gn, I It Q? A ':r, M X rrrrr 5'1 orrrr , ' ' , .iii saw ' - Q Vkr r , ff in , Q W - L , ,N X 'Wi' for U V: t Akvw vii X f k kr im... ...J ' - --:-:' 'fi X .9-4 0 ww 'I K , 1 iff L s. 2 1-'nf 1 'ff' K2 A N' 1 J ibbii ,, 'tit at .pt ' k,- SJW-fr il' .N 331 If K tu , S S 2 Q' 'Q t I Ai H. ' ' .si M .. 8 an-up-M' Agfa I 5 . - ,, -it . S :Amd 'As , it qcfrtn' ZW, 'A If 9 . Q , in mx .MIP 4' Row 1 Stephenson Stevenson Stewart Stickler Stone Struss Row 3 VanDeVoorde VanHyfte Vaughn Row 5 Wainwright Wainwright Webber Webber Weimer Weimer .K 1-MQ! I il ,1 Ep tiifm Rf it E K 55 suv 0 it an-s' .fre . ., . 'K a S . F ,I - m 3 wwe 3 i M 2 1. as 'F' - I if 'V ,if 9, Z . S QQ' ? ' 1 mm, gg P L Q ws' K ...W 8 E f as ISL Row 2 S. Sutton B. Swanson I. Taylor L. Thornbloorn B. Thurber I. Tuttle Row 4 D. VerCautern E. Vroman G. Wainwright Row 6 W. Wells I. Wiemers J. Whiteside M. Wongstrom J. Youngquist L. Ziegler . awww' ,.:: 2 lik 415: 'jst - I 2222? T 3 . W' was 'Q git' , --- , . , A T ,..... if W Vh .V . Latin kk iw V, ,, ,Jf . V k t my gf.. K K s 'K H- W- T ' J t. E our ,.. . QE at Juniors Colleen Moore Donna Price Joe Rouse Wayne Scharff Kay Smith Students Noi Pictured Sophomores Lynn Cutler Wilma Short Reggie Stearns John Wuebben Freshmen Robert Flaherty Michael Portrey Catherine Shurts Larry Sutton James Taber Barbara Weimer Colin Ziegler Tom Ziegler mg gg 5 Y A Hifi!! WW! awww. Wm lf f sf a 4 W WF ,M 's..f4'k3 ' 'M ' -me-N V f EW Q AF 9 ff ,- WH, wvzufmf, ' 53' W 's.Mmw Admin! frafim FACULTY EMPLOYEES Superintendent: Lawrence Dnssliere YOUR EDUCATION IS IMPORTANT Today we hear more about the importance of education for the future of our country and to each of us as individuals. Great American leaders have sensed this importance of education, but other aspects of American life have been commonly regarded as being more spectatular and rewarding. Every student of American life knows the importance of education. Thomas Jefferson said, lf a nation expects to be ignorant and free in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be. Horace Mann said, If ever there was a cause---if ever there can be a cause worthy to be upheld by all of the toil and sacrifice that the human hand or heart can endure, it is the cause of education. Abraham Lincoln said, I view education as the most important subject we as people can be engaged in. Our late President John F. Kennedy was a staunch supporter of education. His most memorable state- ment, Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country, is an appropriate guide for us all. As a student you can do much for your future and that of our nation by your all-out efforts to learn all you can while you can. Sincerely, l am,efL.....,nrU. l -'ww if ,, -Q f Lyle Dil1on-- Alton Klebe- Bernard Lofgren- Hillsdale Port Byron Rapids City WWBIHIIUWI -n,-,,,,..,... M,,,......-Q--u-vw Sam Woodburn-Presidentn Coe lan Saddoris-Secretary-- Arnold Swanson-- HHIOIC1 Zimmerman Coe Zuma Cordova d, .I- lr jf- o Principal 2 jvscph M. Dvines 4 S s I l Vff a. I 9 6 4 To The Class of 1964: Four years ago you and I enrolled at Riverdale Senior High School together. Many memorable and edu- cational events and experiences have transpired since that time. l hope you have learned and benefited from all of these, and they will enable you to spend a happier and more fruitful life. Graduation from high school terminates the formal education for some of you. Others have only a good start towards the goals you have established for yourselves. I personally wish each of you the best in your future endeavors. Sincerely, MR. DENNIS CHRISTOPHER Phillips University, B. M. E. g Southwestern University of Kansasg Western Illinois University Major: Music Education Subject: Band MRS, IOSEPHINE FEA STER Knox College: University of Illinois, A. B. 5 Marycrest Collegeq Augustana College Major: Language Minor: Social Science Subject: Spanish, World History gaculiy MR. DON DAVIS Northern Illinois Universityg Augustana College, B. A Major: History Minor: Economics Subject: History, Economics MR. PHIL FO STER Murray State Teachers College, Ken., B. S. Major: Industrial Arts, Physical Education Subject: Physical Education MR, JOHN FEDDERSON University of Illinois, B. S. 5 M. S. Major: Vocational Agriculture Subject: Vocational Agriculture MRS. JANE GRADY Illinois State Normal University, B. S Major: English Minor: History Subject: English II I MR. TOM LONERGAN St. Ambrose, B. A.g State University of Iowa, M.A. Major: History Minor: English Subject: Guidance, History, Civics I I MR. PATRICK GRADY Western Illinois University, B. S. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics Subject: Physics, Geometry, Algebra '55- MRS. JOAN LOSLO State College of Iowa, Wartbury College, B. A. Major: English, Speech, Journalism Subject: Librarian f' 'N-sf-J MR. ROBERT LOSLO Wartburg College, B.A. Major: English, Speech, Journalism Subject: English III, English IV, College English MISS DONNA Mc MA HON Marycrest College, B. A., State University of Iowa Major: Physical Education Minor: Commercial Business Subject: Girls' Physical Education YW. MR. JOEL MCFADDEN Western Illinois University, B. S. 9 Illinois Wesleyan University, M. S. T. 5 Augustana College Major: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry, Physics Subject: Chemistry, College Math, Algebra II we af -asf' MRS. LOIS PRAT ER Augustana College, B. A. g Marycrest College Major: English Minor: History Subject: English III, Speech, World History MR. CHARLES SNOOK University of Dubuque, B. S. Major: English and Physical Education Subject: English l f .4-41 MRS. ANN REED Western Illinois University, B. S. Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education and History Subject: Accounting, Office Practice, Shorthand Economics MRS. LAURA STOIK University of Chicago, Ph. B. Major: Life Science Minor: Political Sci Subject: Biology Yule,-1 Kai' MR. LEO TEGHTMEYER Iowa State University, B. S. Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts, Biology, Social Science Subject: Industrial Arts ence, History MRS. KEO TEGHTMEYER Iowa State University, B. S. Major: Horne Economics Minor: General Science Subject: Home Economics 1? ,1 ff P . Tin' . ggi., CM-?' f MR. DON TRAYNOR ,... Northern Illinois University, B. S. Major: Earth Science Minor: Mathematics, Physical Education Subject: Algebra Il, General Math MR. AL VAN HECKE Western Illinois University, B. S. 9 M. S Major: Business Education Minor: Physical Education Subject: Driver's Education .Q Hmwmmm MRS, IANICE WHITESIDE Western Illinois University, B. S. Major: Business Education Minor: English, Psychology Subject: Typing, Shorthandl Office Pcrsalmcl Mrs. Marjorie Mercer, Treasurer J , Yu 2 7. i,N K.: if K ., , Q , K f ' .s In ., K 4- ' f b A is W a,.,,, W,,,we,.. I Ms,-v 5 M x rl! E! if 551525155 QM- ' f. :sfzgwff fs sf - s Mrs. Pat Zimmerman Mrs' . Lunch Su ervisor , Secretary to Mr. Dussllere P Secretary to Mr. Demes ' d Wllma Howar Mrs. Eleanor DeBuysere ' 1 W -M If Y'-vnu qua 5 k Ilnllnnnss -. .. H . . M We errr gg 3 , .v ' s 1 X - I F r . . , -R n K ' s . W : H ' 1315. , ' ,fsggxix 1 K ei, -',,'. f Wayne Iellis and Hank Poel Alice Frits, Virgin ., ,,., f ia Vercauteru, and Zola Bredeson Eusfvdiaus and wks x w-N.. f 54 L M5 .E Y N 1 M E S 3 Q 5 9 5 5 70 AMETTE L:.zq li. ?gL E Af 5555! w.,. A , jx JZ- U. M nam 6 S N M hw 'WM X ' I TP A W1 1 M 'Gigsxif ,- 1, 4 H S 4 ,IEW QE SW K 'iz' x Eif- ,,fs'W3gar,1 1, A N 5 V? 532+-sg aw me-:Fla New N-A Activities and Orgizrfizafims DANCES PLAYS ASSEMBLIES EVENTS ROYALTY CLUBS Student Haunt!! Freshmen: B. Pettit, I. Tuttle, J. VanDeVoorde. Sophomore: T. Bridge, I. Houtcooper, K. Zimmer- man, M. Deines. Junior: E. Sallows, I. Cathcart, K. Vogt, B. Hamilton. Senior: D. Hachtel, R. Ditto, N. Rogers, I. Tuttle Advisor: Mr. McFadden Sec. -Treas.: I. Tuttle President: N. Rogers Vice-President: B. Hamilton Mr. McFe1c1deng Mr. Lonergang K. Mullery, Sec.-Treas.g E. Sallows, Vice-President, I. Berfield, President Mr. Deines. atirfmzl flrfmfr rfcicfy Standing: Mr. McFadden, Mr. Deines, Mr. Lonergan, Sponsors. First row: I. Berfield, K. Gerke, B. Schupbach, R. Lohman, K. Vogt, L. Eastman, F. McRe11, N. Rogers, D. OfHara, R. Shurts, A. Wreath, K. Mullery, E. Sallows, D. Hachtel, S. Battern, M. Sample, R. Ditto, T. Stevenson. ,. L, f-.-. . .,,..,, UMM ,.,., ,A lfmrfwvk Officers fl. to r.J: R. Gilbert, Art Ed., S. West, Ass't. Lit. Ed.g Mrs. Grady, sponsor, J. Berfield, Ed., K. Mullery, Bus. Mgr.g S. Sample, Photographer, N. Rogers, Lit. Ed. First row: S. Battern, S. West, S. Sample, I. Berfield, Mrs. Grady, sponsor, K. Mullery, N. Rogers, K. Gerke. Second row: B. Schupbach, A. Wreath, I, Tuttle, L. Frits, S. Patton, L. Friday, R. Gilbert, S. Baff, L. Dhooge, J. Miller. Thi row: L. Seams, S. Reeb, B. Saelens, M. B. Hanny, D. Smith, S. Pettit, M. Dent, P. Minge, E. Malmstrom, S. McLaugQ lin. Fourth row: S. Wainwright, K. Cox, D. Danielson, W. Graham, B. Hugart, C. Toppert, R. Danielson, A. Boardman M. Cleveland, M. Webber. Staff 6'W5f7!l,l7t?l' .sim , , , .. n, fi., X A c 'G 1. L.k,' . 5 -' . ,f .,i1'F'1 ' A If ,, Mqi,.g 5 Mgt.-- ram: ' First row: M. Gilbert, R. Shurts, Miss McMahon, sponsor, B. Schupbach, C. Ditto. Second row: B. Board man, D. Lyford, I. Cathcart, I. Versluis, L. Shuler, S. Pettit, S. Youngquist. Third row: B. Wilson, S. West, K. Zimmerman, K. Vogt, S. Smith, F. McRe11, I. Cewe. Miss McMahon, sponsor Co-Editors: Barb and Rita iss! 76 First row: E. Sallows, H. Dailey, T. Seams, I. Dailey, G. Wainwright, L. Laleman, C. Kennon, W. Zimmerman, I. Stratton, B. Hamilton, I. Stewart. Second row: K. Mumma, D. Moyer, H. Nitz, M. Sample, D. Smith, G. C. Wain wright, S. Wainwright, R. Ditsworth, R. Danielson, W. Graham, B. Hugart, C. Toppert. Third row: D. Lefever, G. Kinkade, D. Danielson, K. Johnsen, K. Cox, L. Gray, R. Tabor, R. Ditto, L. Seams, R. Saelens. lcffermen is' glllb Officers: D. Danielson, Treasurerg W. Graham, Vice-Presidentg C. Kennon, Presidentg W. Zimmerman, Secretary. Q' .rst row: J. Urban, O. Dailey, E. O'Hara, N. Weimer, E. McLaughlin, B. Thurber, J. Schupbach, S. Youngquist, M. dgar, D. O'Hara, S. Smith. Second row: C. Smith, M. I. Lewis, S. Tanner, S. Baff, B. King, D. Clifton, J. Mayers, S 'oodburn, S. Pettit, D. Webber, K. Calvert, J. Wainwright, I. Cathcart. Third row: J. Tuttle, D. Struss, R. DeIaegher, Boardman, A. Ensey, L. Thornbloom, K. Murphy, J. DeRiemaker, G. Murphy, M. Gilbert, C. Ditto, Miss McMahon, ionsor. Fourth row: I. Miller, K. Vogt, B. Saelens, L. Frits, S. Reeb, D. Kinkade, I. Miller, F. McRe11, E. Yates, J. zrfield. Fifth row: M. Wongstrom, K. Gaumer, P. Stewart, A. Siwy, It Cewe, C. Reiling, M. Babrowski, A. Wreath, Shuler, S. Pettit, M. B. Hanny, M. Dent, B. Schupbach, S. Desmond. .,4.,4. Officers fl. to r.J: M. B. Hanny, Presidentg A. Siwy, Vice-Presidentg L. Frits, Secretaryg M. Edgar, Treasurerg Miss McMahon, sponsor. 77 First row: Mrs. Prater, sponsor, S. Pettit, I. Cathcart, K. Gerke, M. Gilbert, B. Boardman, S. Pettit. Second row: I. Versluis, B. Schupbach, S. Battern, K. Vogt, D. Lyford, S. West, K. Mullery, C. Smith, I. Rocker. Third row: S. Patton, J. Miller, I. Filbert, D. Rogers, A. Wreath, R. Shurts, B. Hamilton, A. Struss, I. Berfield Drama Klub Officers fl. to r. J: Mrs. Prater, sponsor, J. Miller, Vice-Presidentg K. Gerke, Pres- ident, S. Battern, Secretary-Treasurer. PICS. g V. Pres , . Q.. ,.,,g,A,n 1... ,:,..:... . W. , W 4 gs,- f :wwf Fae Top to Bottom: C. Coussens S. Hawthorne K. Gaumer K. Genung S. Williams M. Dillon I. Miller S. Pettit S. Youngquist R. Kruckenberg K. Vogt C. Shackelford Barb I. Woodburn D. Lyford M. Deines I. Tuttle B. Schupbach B. Hamilton J. Versluis K. Gerke K. Mullery N. Johnsen N. Berry I . Coussens Q S. Battern J. Tuttle S. West Mrs. Prater, sponsor A. Wreath S. Reeb A. Struss J. Cewe R. Ditto L. Frits D. Wainwright S. Pettit Mr. McFadden, sponsor A. Siwy T. Bridge SSC- Treas. .r r ..' 5 if 51 i Q ,.... 9 Q. any 3 W Jill Kay 80 First row: L. Shuler, K. Gerke, T. Berfield, Mr. Christopher, I. Berfield, A. Struss, D. Wainwright. Second row: D O'Hara, E. Yates, M. Edgar, S. Pettit, D. Lyford, S. Smith, S. Pettit. Third row: T. Stevenson, J. Stewart, M. Hamilton, S. Gardner, B. Hamilton, I. Stratton, T. Engebretson. ,Aflndcru Music Masters Officers: K. Gerke, Presidentg T. Berfield, Mr. Christopher, Sponsorg I. Berfield, Secretary, A. Struss, Vice-President. .3 Fficers fl. to r.J: T. Engebretson, Sec. -Treas.g S. Wainwright, V. es., Mr. Christopher, instructorg A. Wreath, Pres. ,Majvreffcs A. Wreath fkneelingj, D. Lyford, K. Gaurner, M. Cleveland, J. Wainwright, I. Tuttle. xmas! ff 'r clk Band Head Majorette: Fae Zi :ss 'iii a ma aww www , W K fa t W W W , 1 . WV? ' mummy' 9 Q A raa, in + :Sinai V ii i ummm , ef 1 ...gk tfiktsaiyvtt 4L 5 'I awe 81 1. . First row: D. Falk. Second row: D. Kinkade, D. O Hara. Third row: L. Cain, C. King, K. Gerke. Fourth row: R. Dearth, G. Lewis, T. Berfield, G. Murphy, C. Reiling. E 'F 4 Y -. .- ,- First row: L. Shuler, T. Engebretson, L. Dhooge, S. Dhooge, E. McLaughlin, N. Johnson. Second row: N. Searl, I. Fitch, C. Smith S. Pettit, I. Goethals, E. O'Hara. Third row: S. Van I-Iyfte, B. Boardman, E. Yates, C. Peterson. Fourth row: G. Unger, B. Johnsol M. Wongstrom. Fifth row: C. Ditto. Kim' I-figf rst row I Youngqurst M Hamtlton L Zregler C Larson, T. Stevenson, S n Second row B Warnwrlght J Stewart M Delnes A. Struss. Third row First row: E. Sallows Third row: A. Ensey, Berfield. Fourth row: Stevenson, J. Miller. 9,- 84 library 61116 R. Ricketts, I. Weimers, I. Duncan, C. Oney, J. Wells, Mrs. Loslo, sponsorg B. Schupbach, S. Patton, L. Frits, S. West S. Battern. Kameffes I. Tuttle, Drill Leader. First row: L. Norton, M. Gilbert, R. Delaegher, I. Meiyers, P. Pierce. Second row: S. Williams, B. Wilson, I. Cathcart, B. King, P. Stewart, M. Stickler. Third row: K. Rogers, L. Frits, N. Weimer, B. Saelens, Mrs. DeBuysere, sponsor. Aw, 'fe ogg i Officers: B. Wilson, Presidentg T. Berfield, Vice-President, Mrs. Feaster, Sponsorg I. Versluis, Secretary, D. Wainwright, Treasurer. Spanish Klub First row: K. Bender, Mrs. Feaster, E. Ensey. Second row: T. Berfield, T. Bridge, J. Bersluis, I. Stewart, J Cewe. Third row: D. Wainwright, A. Siwy, W. Short, B. Wilson, I. Fitch. 1 'R vm 1 5 fi T f ff' ,r 'V X f' xp , tm Q1 51, , ' 7 A First row: Mr. Fedderson, Sponsor, R. Lohman, Sentinelg V. Johnson, Reporter, C. Toppert, Presidentg D. Smith, Vice-Pre: identg C. Lawrenz, Secretaryg M. Sample, Treasurer, D. Lanham, D. Dhooge, I. Logsdon. Second row: M. Wilkins, R, Searl, S. Goard, B. Pettit, G. Newmann, K. Craton, D. Sutton, I. Lundquist, G. McRell. Third row: S. Sample, S. Woodburn, M. Mullery, A. Ashdown, K. Johnsen, R. Goodwin, R. Frels, A. Boardman, H. Spears. 0 F, F. A, ASSEMBLY --mznisnuuur nannmnm . wan. ana.- '1 . I l 'l AWARD WINNERS: M. Riewerts, I. R. Lohman, V. Johnsen, M. Sample. 1 2-hw tv as , V . mm ,YM I 5 ,fu I ' A K , A , , . , . Q -we-3 an w...r. 1 's...f11 5' 15 2. , hr , A -fm. , R ,1 Q 'Q' ,gp new FH .fig if 1 9' ian . AY 9,15 L 5 3 ,IZQ Q iff oi f'f1i'lf'f1s'?'g 3 lift Q FRESHMEN: Honorable Mention SOPHOMORES: 1211-51 FRESH-SOPH VARSITY ad! ' .fe 'Q- lbra Hanna, Teresa Berfield, Jean I-Ianny, Ronda Crane. Nancy Rogers, Barb Schupbach, Sandy Tanner. JUNIORS: Second SENIORS: Third if if I ,-fka 5',gy,r rl-IP Ireraw t FOQQWHOM rr- -..- Laimv A' TORT s C A N D I D A T E S LEONA 8a LONNIE MAR1 BETH Sc BOB Nu 18x SKEET 5 SUE fm. FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Kathy Sc Larry JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Toni :SL Jim SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Julie 85 Steve l 'QSM' . M M W -,, Butcher Boy Bean Boggins ..... Grandma Perry . Grandpa Perry . Keats Perry . . . Vicky Randolph . Tootsie Bean . . Valerie Whitman Priscilla Morley. Three Children . PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU! PLAY CAST NT' ,. , ,L ,Q .f'zv,Qfcl' ' rc: - ., 'V it V, is 5 1 X Richard Ditto Joe Versluis Rita Ricketts Al Boardman Jim Rocker Kay Vogt Marge Gilbert Karlene Gerke Dianne Lyford Becky Boardman Doug Smith Richard Lohman - V- - -, , : f. :exe : 1 V - Y V, f ,. :N ,5,-- - ,, K ,,,. 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Mumma, G C. Wainwright, L. Gray, C. Toppert, D. Moyer, D. Danielson. lVnwhMmg Top row: D. Webber, R. Lohman, M. Sample, R. Guldenpfennig, G. Kinkade, L. Gray, D. Danielson, C. Toppert, K. Mumma, G. C. Wainwright, D. Moyer, G. R. Wainwright. Second row: I. Younquist, C. Whiteside, B. Pettit, B. Kruckenberg, J. Dailey, D. DeSmet, J. Gray, A. Adams. Bottom row: I. Tabor, S. DeSplinter, D. Tabor, B. Revels, I. Wilkens, H. Nitz. quad ....,.... 13,3 l't'1 ' 5 iw! 'a ..,,.q Pu ,V , Q ..,.... E gwx W I F 4 AL,l. , As A ' U 24-,-WW, .M I Vfzrsify Coach Van Hecke, D. Smith, manager, L. Laleman, L. Seams, K. Cox, B. Saelens, S. Wainwright, manager Second row: D. Stone, E. Sallows, K. Johnsen, H. Dailey, B. Hamilton, J. Woodburn, T. Seams, W. Zimmerman. l6'ask alba!! First row: M. Deines, J. Lundquist, M. Seevers, M. Hamilton, R. Heist. Second row: Coach Teghtmeyer, J. Houtcooper, D. Falk, S. Verbeckmoes, J. Stewart, S. Kincaid, managerg M. Rogers, manager. ' t ' ' swindg Fae Nancy Mari Beth Barb Sandy The Riverdale Rams, led by MVP Ken Cox and Ken Johnsen, finished the 1963-64 basketball season with a record of 8 wins and 14 losses. Highlights of the year were the last second basket by Bruce Hamilton to give the Rams a 55-54 win over Erie, and the upset win over Newman 59-54. Ken Cox, MVP and only returning starter and letterman, gained many honors this year: First Team All Conference, All Western Illinois, Special Mention All Northern Illinois, and Special Mention All State. Geneseo 54 Newman Erie 54 P-Town Rockridge 36 St. Mary's Dewitt 47 Amboy Morrison 61 Dewitt Amboy 35 Morrison Savanna 83 Savanna Savanna 51 qNorthwest Holiday Tourneyj Fulton Erie 60 Newman Fulton 68 St. Mary's Fulton 89 qllegionaly Moline 'KENH BRUCE -Qs: x . ev vm . Nf-7 , gl FL A, , f.. Q, K ..ED,. ..,, fx dw '5 f- -w-1 .WESH HKEN., HDAN., U fx Qi '71 W A N Q.. i, BOB N R. K .0 TERRY A 3 HUBERT JOHN 'K-JL -'Cf , -Ay LON HSKEET Ronda Sabra Teresa I eau Juhe Varsity First row: J. Pearce, D. Searl, D. Moyer, G. Kincade, K. Mumma, R. Nicholson, I. Stratton. Second row: Coach Teghtmeyer, G. Wainwright, S. Sample, D. Stone, D. Hachtel, K. Johnsen, D. Danielson, B. Hamilton, I. Woodburn, I. Filbert, A. Struss, S. Henning. First row: S. DeSplinter, J. Youngquist, R. Pettit, S. Earheart, I. Anderson, R. Holsey. Second row: D. Moyer, R. Ingram, I. Beale, D. Oney, G. Wainwright, G. Orr, D. Vercautern, T. Durbin, I. Cronin, M. Deines. Third row: Coach Teghtmeyer, R. Stearns, J. Newberg, J. Wilkens, M. Seevers, T. Phelps, B. Sheldon, R. Heist, A. Hawthorne, C. Lamb, D, Adams, L. Henyan. hash- oph K 9365584 it ,V .A wwf? f 'W '-.L ,yung f-Q1 is 1. f . Y .aw STEVE DALE RED JIM HDELBERT Crack STEVE ALAN DELMER GARY KEN 35552 ffm' wig, L. '11 lv II ww 5 an EV, , f f WF- WMM Q 1. L. mg, M BRUCE GARY JOHN f1g??efik if ng ,few xi M2 E , . E E W an QQ v ., ,W 2+ K Hanky f'F5+ 5 3 wma L9 Em f 1 Pig Rf 43- f A' . DAN JON RoNN1E 1964 RICK MIKE JERRY ff E E 'fi E ew Q: EEERE R 1 Q ,. , as, ,, ' - I 'EMA f'-- WW I M W A f H 1'-HN 'Qi' H wal M li - wig? 1 ' 2 E M! i I MIKE STEVE GARY JOHN The high point of the season for the Varsity track team was the es- tablishment of two school records by juniors, Ken Johnsen and Gary Kinkade. Johnsen lowered the standard in the 180 yard low hurdles to :21. 0 and Kinkade trimmed the mile run mark to 4:49. 5. The Varsity finished eighth in the lllowa Conference Meet. The Fresh-Soph team was somewhat more successful in the confer- ence, finishing second. John Newberg and Jerry Beale won individual conference titles in the discus and broad jump respectively. Newberg also set a new Fresh-Soph school record in the discus with a toss of ll9'2 . Another Fresh-Soph school record was established by Don Oney with a 5:09. 3 in the mile run. BARB .I 'ml M , , 'COACH DAVIS COA CH FOSTER Coach Teghtmeyer- -not pictured COACH SNOOKH COACH VAN HECK E 'oo' , 4, ' nu , . V 'wg Hatha!! The Riverdale Ram's' Varsity football team ended the season with a 3-5-1 record, placing fifth in the Illowa Conference. Walt Graham Chuck Kennon Denny Danielson Marlin O'Donnell Phillip Thompson Wes Zimmerman Ken Johnsen Receiving special honors: : Special Mention Little All-State, All-Illowa, and Second Team All Western Illinois : Special Mention Little All-State, All-lllowa : Second Team All-lllowa : Second Team All-lllowa : Honorable Mention All-lllowa : Honorable Mention All-Illowa : Honorable Mention All-lllowa Home Opp Prophetstown 12 20 St. Mary's 25 47 Amboy 13 6 Savanna 21 0 Fulton 19 6 Morrison 0 27 Newman 6 45 Geneseo O 4 7 The Fresh-Soph team ended the season with a 2-4-1 record, placing sixth in the Illowa Conference. The Riverdale Wrestling Team posted an 11 win, 5 loss record this past season. This has been the best record to date for a team that has only been wrestling three years. One of the highlights of the year was the second place finish of the wrestling team in the lllowa Con- ference Tournament. Out of this tournament Riverdale had three individual championsg Bob Kruckenberg - 112, John Dailey - 127, and Delmer Moyer - 180. Two of the members of the team earned second place in the tournament, Roy Guldenpfennig - 133 and Denny Danielson - Hwt. Only two varsity regulars graduate this year. Home Opp Riverdale Comanche 15 31 Riverdale Erie 60 0 Riverdale Orion 44 10 Riverdale Moline Ur.j 26 22 Riverdale Prophetstown 49 5 Riverdale Alleman 7 44 Riverdale Comanche 1 1 39 Riverdale North Scott 32 16 Riverdale Fulton 34 1 7 Riverdale Newman 29 16 Riverdale Savanna 1 6 33 Riverdale Polo 26 23 Riverdale Fulton 41 10 Riverdale DeWitte 28 14 Riverdale Orion 46 10 Riverdale DeWitte 18 30 7 l W W ,lf l2'F'f'4v 152 f i E mt HARPER ,V,f,,S,,g,, fff Appreciation '!723' We, the Class of 1964, wish to recognize the HARPER, the first yearbook, published in 1923. It was so-named in honor of the Harper family, who donated the land for Dorrance Park to the Port Byron School. We thank the Class of 1923 because we feel that our present yearbook is available due to the time and effort put forth in that first yearbook. Port Byron High School - 1923 I'- STAFF Ed. -in-chief - Florence Skelton Porter Bus. Mgt. - Alvin Fritz Ass't. Bus. Mgr. - Stella Hayes Swanson Athletic Ed. - Virgil Fritz Dramatic Ed. - Elizabeth Bowles Reiling Photo Ed. - Ruth Noah Lesthaeghe Society Ed. - Clarence Reiling Alumni Ed. - Harold Groh Calendar - Charles Schafer Jokes - Alice Berry Vadell Censor - Miss Nellie Groh W F -- M fl f W 11 X gg n Fegfffgiii .Ze--iE'f:-f':: '-Qi ' 'W w g fg?f1+ 'G f .,,j'g 'H mmm, QV , N, 1 Mi ,S-Q ,SV qmdwaw 3 Advertising HE Hnal echo of the old school bell signals far more thanjust the end of four years of diligent study. It is a fanfare, heralding an altogether new life in a competitive and demanding adult world. The school has done a big job conditioning young minds for this moment. And, properly, these minds are eagerly receptive to the chal- lenge. But there's more required than a mental reservoir of facts and figures and a willingness to apply them in a practical way. There is another item that is every bit as im- portant or perhaps more so. It is the human heart. For, it must still be acknowledged that it is the heart that can direct these other attributes in such a way as to add to mere material success the quality of satisfaction-a quality that comes from using knowledge and wisdom and skill not only to improve oneself but to make a better world for all who dwell in it. Rightfully, then, it's proper to pause here and ask oneself, '6Whither goest thou?', And then to choose the way that invites this unbeatable part- nership of mind and heart. JOHN DEERE MOLlNE,ILLINOlS Qualify Farm Equipment Since 1837 1903-1964-61 years fi M QQC5 Q? 5+ qw, cg Lk A X QA NW ., OX 0,?0Af!L LAS D A CK ,LSLANU om AND souwn Th B k Is a Member of the Federal Reserve Sy t m and th Fd1Dp tl Cp r HQ my f X A ,K W' L Z fashion with a passion if 'Y 1 f r g d o w X C assic avan ar e NEW YORK STORE Downtown Moline lr DANCE DANECES THE BARN BA LLROOM Perf Bqron,IlI. JOE TALERICO Manager Phone 523- 5092 LANDM SPEED SPECIALTIES 710 42nd Avenue East Moline Ph. 755-2686 PORT BYRON STATE BANK Established 1863 1863-1964 101 Years of Service to Upper Rock Island County Member of Federal Reserve Sys Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C ompl im ent s of FUNK'S C3 . HYBRIDS GOLDEN SEED CO., INC. Cordova, Illinois You've earned your diploma and now you are on the way to your planned career . . . whether it be science, engineering, medicine, teaching, business or homemaking. In much the same way as you plan for your future, we are continually planning . . . improving . . . expand- ing to help provide good dependable gas and electric service. We're proud to be a part of the vital gas and electric industry that has helped make this nation great. BEST OF LUCK ON THE ROAD AHEAD! youn for better living town' znuwoxs Gas and Electric Company - C omplime nts of C. I. JOSEPHSON'S -JEWELERS- 1516- - 5th Avenue Moline, Illinois MILL'S Mi'-3' mM Moline, Illinois 136 me PLOW CITY Personnel Agency Quad Cities Finest Employment Service 2201 Fifth Avenue Biltmore Center Moline, Illinois Phone 762-0781 THE TOWER RESTAURAN Moline , Illinois Reservations 764- 9819 SMORGASBORD Every Sunday 12:00 to 7:00 T PEARSALL'S PLUMBING HEATING, ELECTRICAL SALES 8: SERVICE Phone 69 Hillsdale , Illinois Compliments of JENSEN'S L.P. GAS AND APPLIANCE Port Byron 523-3500 REMOVE CARS C ompliment s of Compliment s of FILLMER PORT BYRON PPLY C MPANY BODY SHOP SU O Port Byron, Illinois Hillsdale, Illinois Phone 2 Phone 523-2310 Compliments of GOLDSMITI-I'S King Plaza and 1610 5th Avenue Moline, Illinois C ompliments of TEMPLE'S SPORTING GOODS Moline , Illinois Compliments of SPORTSLAND, INC. Your Stores for Sports Moline 8: East Moline ELLIOTT CAMERA SHOP 508- 16th Street, Moline Everything Photographic Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JULIUS M. LYTTON WALKER INSURANCE SERVICE Personal Local Service Carl L. Walker Howard Sievers Ray Adams 910-16th Ave. 755-4587 East Moline FLOORCRAFTERS We Bring Samples to your Home 1305-5th Ave. Moline, Illinois l..m.m Compliments of STRAND THEATER East Moline, Illinois VAN DE VO ORDE .IEWELERS l5ll 7th Street East Moline, Illinois WELL'S LUMBER CO. Producer of Hardwood Lumber Hillsdale, Illinois Compliments of REYNOLD'S MOTOR CO. FORD 1025- 16th Avenue East Moline TONY'S PIZZA Moline Rock Island 764-2417 788-6309 Davenport 326- 5196 Tony Maniscalco Twin 24 Lanes HIGHLAND PARK BOWL 4204 Twenty-third Avenue Moline, Illinois Telephone 764-7430 or 764- 7439 THE BAKERY Cakes , Rolls gl Pastry Gene seo , Illinois Compliments of SERVICE HARDWARE Port Byron, Illinois C omplim ent s of LANDUIT'S LAKE Routes 2 8: 92 CITY MARKET Lowest Everyday Food Prices Genes eo , Illinois GLEN'S M ....J,,,.,,I cHEvRo 1.51- I M Hills dale , Illinois QU I NN PI-IARMAC Y Highway 80 Hampton, Illinois Phone 755-3862 ELDCN SPENCER Wholesale Petroleum Products Port Byron , Illinois JERRY'S MARKET Best Meat Town All Cuts of Beef and Pork 3325 3rd Street ZEIGLER I l l i n o i STATION S m m -l HASTY-TASTY FOOD SHOP 2326-16th Street Compliments of RIVERDALE BEAUTY SHOP Moline, Illinois Hinsdale CHET'S GARAGE General Auto and Truck Repair All Model Cars Prompt Service Rapid City, Illinois LOIS HENNING BEAUTY SHOP Port Byron, Illinois MUELLER BUSINESS SERVICE Bookkeeping and Tax Service Port Byron, Illinois Compliments of WHITESIDE. 8: MCCORMICK Hillsdale, Illinois Triple F Feeds MALCOLM JEWELERS Selling quality Diamonds for over Half a Century 1507-5th Avenue Moline C ompliments of REGAL LANES East Moline Phone 755-5204 KLAVOHN FURNITURE STORE Geneseo, Illinois Compliments of REEB'S DINER Port Byron, Illinois Compliments of MOLINE MAID RITE 4211 23rd Avenue Phone 764-7147 SCHWENNEKER 81 BOS Bulk Skelgas Stovesg Water 8: Room Heaters Compliments of TANNER'S GROCERY Hillsdale, Illinois HAROLD'S Route 150 at Airport Road Moline, Illinois W. L. TATMAN JEWELRY 916 lst Avenue Silvis, Illinois Compliments of WOLFE'S HAIRDRESSERS Moline, Illinois Compliments of SANDSTROM'S PRODUCTS CO. Port Byron - ..... . .I Compliments of DI-IAMERS GARAGE Cordova, Illinois Compliments of PORT BYRON TELEPHONE Port Byron AVERY DRY GOODS AND VARIETY Port Byron, Illinois Compliments of VERA'S LUNCH Cordova, Illinois Compliments of WILLHOUSE ROYAL BLUE Cordova, Illinois Compliments of RI-IODE'S ROYAL BLUE Bob and Norma Port Byron Compliments of GEORGE and BERT'S MAID-RITE Port Byron, Illinois Compliments Of BoB's SHELL SERVICE I CHUCK AND EV'S phone 15 Port BYTOT1: Illinois Box 8, Cordova, Illinois I Compliments of DHOOGE'S I.G.A. Port Byron HUNGATE'S CITY SERVICE Box 142 Port Byron, Illinois Compliments of THE PORT BYRON GLOBE Serving Upper Rock Island Co. Phone 523-3300 CHUCK HARTZ SHELL SERVICE Port Byron, Illinois . VANDERBEKE'S CLEANERS Compliments of 6 PORT BYRON CAFE Ph. 755-3419 7 Z-8834 . . ll52- 15th Ave. 3024-23rd Ave. Port Byron, Illinois . l East Moline Moline Compliments of NOR1-1N'5 BOB WAINWRIGHTS f01' 511063 BARBER SHOP Port Byron 523-3115 I 830- 15th. Ave. East Moline, Ill. Shoes for the Entire Family ERITS GARAGE Z4 Hour Towing and Wrecking Service BIRLEY VARIETY 834-6 15th Ave. East Moline DALE R. SWANSON D Walgreen Agency Pres cription Headquarter 'S Gene s eo , Illinois RUG STOR Compliments of VILLAGE INN Hillsdale, Illinois PLANT HULTING I-IYBRIDS G. E. Hulting 8: Son Geneseo, Illinois C ompliments of LINDA' S BEAUT Y SHOP Port Byron , Illinois Compliments of EARL BU Phone 523-3491 104 Prairie St. LL Chiropractor Port Byro C omplime nts of GILBERT INSURANCE AGEN Port Byron, Illinois n Compliments of SPUDS TRUCKING SERVICE Port Byron, Illinois Compliments of CORDOVA QUARRY, INC Cordova, Illinois AL' S ALUMINUM PROD UC TS Port Byron, Illinois Phone 523-4950 Compliments of NITZ STORE Joslin, Illinois Compliments of LEVISION STEWART'S RADIO 8: TE Hillsdale, Illinois Compliments of HILLSDALE INN Route 2 at 92 HANNA'S D-X STATION Route 92 Joslin, Illinois Compliments of G 81 M MIDWAY Route 2 8: 92 NIFTY BEAUTY SALON Phone 523-4691 Port Byron, Illinois Compliments of RED'S SKELLY SERVICE Port Byron, Illinois C omplime nts of MIDWAY OIL DILLIN'S Hillsdale , Illinois Countr Charles and Clara RIVERVIEW INN Port Byron, Illinois y Mutual Casualty ROY L. MELODY Special Agent Hillsdale, Illinois COLLINS HEATING SERVICE ort Byron, Compliments of 523-5861 BEN FRANKLIN STORES Silvis and East Moline -1 Compliments of PRIMM SULLIVAN 7 55- 5271 Compliments of DIMOCK, COULD 8: CO. ' East Moline, Illinois HAMPTON MAID RITE Hampton, Illinois 755-8990 Route 84 I 755-5263 I EAST MOLINE INDEPENDENT SERVICE 343- 19th St. East Moline, Ill Your Deep Rock Dealer I I Compliments of RANDOLPH'S AUTO PARTS 755-6647 902-lst. Ave. Silvis, Ill. SARA 8: FRANK'S Welcome Inn Cafe Home-cooked Food East Moline 755- 1496 C ompliments of HOTT BROS. FLORIST East Moline Phone 755-0697 Compliments of COBERT'S MEN'S CLOTHING East Moline, Illinois C ompliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE East Moline 755-5117 Illinois Compliments of LYNN McC1EHEE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE District 4 Rock Island County KENNY'S TIRE SERVICE 1027 15th Ave. East Moline, Ill. My business is still growing, thanks to you, you, and you. QUALITY PAINT MART Floor Sr Wall Covering Featuring Benjamin Moore Paints 1014 5th Ave. 755-5769 E. Moline SCHLECEL DRUG STORES 2 Locations 5Ave. 1301-42 Ave. East Moline 712-1 TRUDY'S BEAUTY SHOP 36l-- 15th Avenue East Moline, Illinois Phone: 755-7227 Closed Monday Compliments of MAX'S BARBER SHOP Hills dale , Illinois COREY ELECTRIC, INC. 915 First Avenue Silvis, Illinois Compliments of DON'S BARBER SHOP Silvis, Illinois Compliments of ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE 104- lst Ave. ----- Phone 755-0301 900 S. 19th St.--- Phone 755-9021 Compliments of VAM PUYVELDE'S East Moline, Illinois C omplim ents of YDEEN'S MEN'S WEAR 1301 5th Avenue Moline, Illinois Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HARRELSON MOTORS Buick-Pontiac 701 19th Street Moline, Illinois HILLSDALE CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO. HARRY SPECKMAN Hillsdale, Illinois Port Byr on, Illinois Compliments of RAND'S 152.6 5th Avenue Moline, Illinois WEBER'S .IEWELERS gl GIFTS 1505 W. 15th Street Moline, Illinois HOLLAND'S JEWELERS 1602. 5th Avenue Moline Ph. 762-1781 MARILYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Rapids City, Illinois Ph. 9 Our thanks to the patrons of THE 1964 RAMBLER pm Seniors Bid Farewell to Riverdale High School