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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1966 volume:

2 W r 'ifv ,X l ':-WEKMK , lf .QM ,MQ :fi I x af K x ,W V 1 'fm ik m QQ: 4 f 9 40 9. I966 Rambler Promises to keep. . Deo We, the Senior Class of 1965 in our four years at Riverdale Senior High School, have come to know and appreciate our principal, Mr. Joseph Deines. We cannot say that all of our encounters were enjoy- able, such as those concerning short skirts and beltless pants, but even when there was a conflict of opinions we knew he was still a friend acting in the best interests of our future. His tireless efforts during the past six years have made our high school an institution of which we are proud. It is because of these qualities and others that we dedicate the 1966 Rambler to you, Mr. Deines. --The 1966 Rambler staff ation Table of Contents Dedication .................... Administration and Faculty . . . Seniors . . . . Underclassmen - - . . Organizations . . . . Sports . . . . Activities . . . . Advertising . . ........ . . imirfisfrafzm and Zzculfy ...ww Earl Bull Alton Klebe Lyle Dillon Boa rd of Education Arnold Swanson, President Mrs. Calvin Frels Robert E. Miller Rev. Arthur Donnelly Superintendent The Class of 1966 will remember many events through their Four years. None will have as much overall impact as the day :he people of the district voted 412 to 199 to build a new high :chool at the Coe site. The Class of 1967 will see construction under way. The '68 :lass should be the first to graduate from the new building. The .969 class will, no doubt, be the first to have spent at least one 'ull year in the new structure. The new building will help you look toward more promising aducational opportunities. At this time many of you will not ,ind employment in Rock Island County. However, I believe the pay will be forthcoming when your younger brothers and sisters vill find employment in our area, upper Rock Island County. l There are many Frontiers open to young men and women ivho will learn, , and apply themselves. Will you be the 'Drop-Out or the student who will Drop-In to see his former ieachers to say I fought the 'Poverty War' by study and hard vork. Good Luck Seniors. Opportunity is there. L.A. Dussliere, Superintendent Principal Class of 1966- To you who are graduating I have this to say. Our four years Jf association in high school have at times been arduous, at :ther times tedious, but more often inspiring and rewarding. We iave assigned your lessons, read your papers, directed your dis- zussions, checked your problems, corrected your grammar, en- oyed your stories, listened to your recitations and observed four behavior in and out of the classrooms. We have not been able to answer all your questions. We iave guided you through established lessons from the stored wisdom of modern civilization. It is our hope that what we iave given you will help you to live wisely, serve ably and lead successfully in your time. I am proud to have been your prin- zipal. LM. Deines, Principal MR, GARY ANDERSON, BA MR. JOE BELL, BS State C011ege of IOW3. Northwest Missouri State College, Major: P.E. Major: P.E. Minor: History' Geography Minor: Industrial Arts Subject: World HistorYf Geogfaphl' Subject: Industrial Arts Faculty MR ARTHUR DSGRANDE, BA MRS. IOSEPHINE FEASTER, BA Sr. Ambrose College. University of Illinois, Major: English Major: History Minor: Latin Minor: Spanish, English Subject: English I Subject: Spanish I 8s II MR. G. JOE BLUME, BA Northern Illinois University, MEUOT: P. E. Minor: Driver Education Subject: P. E. , Driver Education MISS MARGO FISHER, BS Bradley University, Major: History, Speech Minor: English, Education Subject: Speech, English III IRS. CAROL LEE FLETCHER, BS Wisconsin State University, Iajor: Biology Iinor: History ubject: Biology QR. PATRICK GRADY, BS 'estern Illinois University, Zajor: Mathematics inor: Physics ibject: Algebra II, Geometry, Col- lege Math MR. PHILIP FOSTER, BA Murray State College, Major: Industrial Arts, P. E, Subject: P.E. MRS. S. JANE GRADY, BS Illinois Wesleyan University Major: English Minor: History, Social Studies Subject: English III 8L IV MISS BETTY C. FRANK, BS Western Illinois University, Major: Music, Guidance and ling Minor: Social Studies Subject: P.E, MR. JERRY LANCASTER, BA Augustana College, Counsel Major: History, Social Studies Minor: P. E. Subject: P. E., Civics, Economics MR. KENNETH LEIN, BA MR. FRANK MELLEN, BME MRS. ANNA REED, BS Northwest Missouri Teachers' College Vandercook College of Music, Western Illinois University, Major: P. E. Major: Music Major: Business Education Minor: Sociology Subject: Band Minor: History, P.E. SLITUCCI: AmCfiC-HH PHSIOFY Subject: Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice MRS. DORIS REMBOLD, BA MISS MARCIA ROGERS, BS MR. J. L. RUEVE, MA State College of Iowa, Texas Women's University, State University of Iowa, M8jOr: Vocational Home Economics Major: Business Major: Chemistry, Education Subject: Home Economics Minor: Education Minor: Mathematics Subject: Accounting, Typing, Per- Subject: Chemistry, General Math sonal Typing LORRAINE SLOAN, BME MRS. PATRICIA TAYLOR, BA MR. CALVIN THRELKELD, BS a College, Marycrest College, University of Illinois, jor- Voice Major: English Majorg Vocational Agriculture rg Education Minor: Social Science Subject: Vocational Agriculture and bject: Vocal Music Subject: English Il SL III Driver's Education MR. DONALD TRAYNOR, BA MISS GENEVIEVE WILCOX, BA Northern Illinois University, Marycrest College, Major: Earth Science Major: Social Science Minor: Mathematics Minor: Library Science Subject: Algebra I, Physics Librarian School Secretary Ring, ding, rings the bell. We're sorry we're late, On the sidewalk we fell. Please write us a slip, But don't let HIM see. Please sew up this rip, And bandage this knee. In a rush, we want our way, And, because our manners were forgotten You received no thanks again today. We want to take a minute here To give our thanks where thanks is due. For this year and every year, Mrs. De Buysere, we thank you. --1966 Rambler Staff Mrs. Eleanor De Buysere Cooks Janitors Mrs. Ver Cautren, Mrs. Frits, Mrs. Ditsworth Mr. Jellis, Mr. Poel Y Seniors . .R. ward Each year the faculty of Riverdale selects a senior girl to receive the Good Citizens award presented annually by the Daughters of the American Revolution. This year's award recipient, Donna Wainwright, was named on the basis of continuing demonstration of the qualities of Dependability, Leadership, Service, and Patriotism. A certificate and D. A.R. insignia pin were presented to Donna at a luncheon ofthe Mary Little Deere Chapter of the D. A. R. held in honor of the Good Citizen award winners of Riverdale, Moline, and United Town- ship high schools. Top Ten Percent Row 1: Kathie Zimmerman, Donna Wainwright, Teresa Berfield, Beverly Wilson. Row 2: Tim Bridge, Pam Pierce, Mike Deines. Absent: Marcia Ryherd. QUIETEST - Kathy Murphy Sc John Newberg ST DRESSED - Tim Bridge 8a Bev Wilson BEST PERSONALITY - Andrea Siwy 84 Dale Craig Senior Superlatives BIGGEST FLIRTS - Gary Orr gl Kathy Bender CLASS CLOWNS - Ian Cewe 85 John Lundquist MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED- Bob Pettit Sz Kathie Zimmerman BEST BUILD - Ronda Crane 85 Cyril Whitesides Senior Superlatives 1 4 i 1 1 r TALLEST 8a SHORTEST - Linda McLaughlin, Jack Kissel, Marcia Ryherd, 8a Mike Mull Senior Superlatives MOST STUDIOUS - Cliff Coussens 8a Donna Wain- wright vk ,Q - uillafiisrlsfigxzkr 2:2 , ' 1.IiI k3l Wm' r ' 'f MOST POPULAR - Jean Hanny Sc Steve Ziegler' BEST LOOKING - Julie Woodburn 8L Mick Reynolds BEST ATHLETES ' Mike Deines 84 Teresa Berfield Dennis Myrle Adams Sally Beard Kathleen Denise Bender Gear Slammer Sal Friday Q Q ' Whose woods these are I thin k I knox N Teresa Ann Berfield Timothy Lee Bridge Kathleen Susan Bryan Trese Tim Kathy Gene Harris Carmack Janet Kay Cewe Clifford Paul COUSSSHS Slim Ian Cliff I IS house IS In the village thoughg Dale Robert Craig Ronda Lynn Crane John Lee Cronin Dolly Louie Old Father Time 'S Jerry Arnold Dearth Michael Joseph Deines Karen Sue Deppe Jer Mike Dep He will not see me stopping her JOYCE AUD Dememackef Thomas Mathew Durbin Robert Lawrence Engdahl Mouse vvTOrnuv uBObu Steven Charles Engebretson Alicia Marie Ensey Ric ha rd Lee Frels Burton Alicia Rich o watch his woods flll up with snow. Kenneth Ganahl Mark Charles Hamilton Jean Marie Hanny Mother Marcus Han Karen Sue Hawkins Arlan Lee Hawthorne Donald Richard Heist Susie Ar Rick M little horse must thunk It quee Roy William Ingram Linda Kay Junis Robert Kruckenberg Ace Rum Bobie Charles Leo Lamb Mary Jo Lewis Joanne Marie Leighty Charlie Jo Joan o stop without a farmhouse near David John Lohman John Lundquist Linda Joyce McLaughlin Frosty Lunk Lir1nie K x Leroy Melody Michael Glenn Mullery Kathleen Marie Murphy Lee Mike Kathy r Between the woods a nd frozen Ia kq Gene Carl Neumann John Lee Newberg Don M, Oney U Neuv ,,J,Ohn,, H Bubn Gary Fremond Orr Jimmy Dean Pearce Sharon Rose Pearce Fremond Jim Ronnie he darkest evening of the year. Robert Earl Pettit Thomas Ray Phelps Pamela Yvonne Pierce Crip Deer Slayer Pammie Leonard Mitchell Reynolds Marlin Wayne Riewerts Donna Jean Riley Mick Rivet Donna e gives his harness bells a shake Pamela Sue Ryan Marcia Ioan Ryherd Wanda Kay Sachau Pam Marcia Bag Beverly Ann Saelens Wilma Jean Short Andrea Marie Siwy Bev Wilbur Andre o ask If there IS some mistake. Reggie Lee Stearns James Roger Stewart Dean Sutton Reg Twink Dino 2125215 5 il 355555 3' 'fun W' 'x Q: News nw' Q N4 mzitv' J .-. f' K Q ,, 5 'Arn' 3530.- 1 4. , f fs Am 'YI -f L :','r35S s:wQ9- F. TN gl, u Jerome Edward Thompson Harry Lee Threlkeld Madeline Urban Jerry Harry The only other sound's the sweel Scott King Verbeckmoes Robert Terry Vermeulen Lawrence Edward Vroman, Jr. Real Gusto Bob Sunshine nine : k t M Donna Jean Wainwright David Dean Weckel Cyril Gordon Whitesides Donna Dave Cyril Df easy wmd and downy flake. Joseph Earl Wi1k6HS Edward John Willhouse Sally Williams Big Joe Suds Sal 'l f ' if -sf- J 5, , Beverly Jo Wilson Julie Jane Woodburn Sandra Elizabeth Youngquist Wilson Jewel Sandy The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, Steven Dale Ziegler Kathleen Ann Zimmerman Donald Harry Zobrist Zig Kate Don Steve L. Goard Jo Ann MaYCfS Bonnie M- OHEY Steve Jo Billie l And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Joyce Elaine Sample DOHHH Robert Frost Joyce Cowabunga l Three Smogegif? What do you think, Dale? Please, I'd rather do it myself! Who will win the fair maiden? Holy Junkheaps! I ! ! 1 A Batmobile???'? Senior Activities ADAMS, DENNIS Football 1, 2, 45 Track 2, 3,4. BERFIELD, TERESA Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 45 FNA 35 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Drama Club 45 News- paper, Editor 35 Yearbook, Co-Editor 45 Band l, 2, 35 MMM 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3. BENDER, KATHLEEN FTA 3, 45 GAA 2, 35 Drama Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Yearbook 45 Lock-Stock and Lipstick 35 Our Miss Brooks 3. BRIDGE, TIMOTHY FTA l, 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Span- ish Club 2,35 Drama Club 2, 45 Student Council 2, Class President 25 Newspaper 35 Yearbook Editor 45 Chorus 3, 45 Pep Club 3. BRYAN, KATHLEEN FTA 3, 45 FHA 35 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 3. CEWE, JANET FTA 2,3,4: GAA l, 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Drama Club 45 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 2, 3, 4. CLIFTON, DONNA FNA 2,3, 45 GAA l, 2,35 Ramettes 2. COUSSENS, CLIFFORD FTA 1, 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook 4. CRAIG, DALE Student Council 15 Yearbook 45 Pep Club 3. CRANE, RONDA Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 GAA 45 Drama Club 4. CRONIN, JOHN Football 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 35 Letterman's Club 3, 4. , DEINES, MICHAEL Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Soph. V-Pres., Student Council V-Pres. 3, President 45 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 45 Chorus 3, 45 Band 1, 2. DEPPE, KAREN FTA 1,45 GAA 15 Drama Club 45 Yearbook 45 Chorus 4. DERIEMACKER, JOYCE GAA 1,25 Newspaper 3, 4. DURBIN, THOMAS Basketball lg Track 2, 3,45 Wrestling 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Yearbook 3, 45 Our Miss Brooks 3, Lock-Stock and Lipstick 35 Arsenic and Old Lace 4. ENGDAHL, ROBERT Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Drama Club 45 Letter- man' s Club 45 Yearbook 4. ENGEBRETSON, STEVEN Football 2,45 Basketball l5 Yearbook 45 Letter- man's Club 4. ENSEY, ALICIA GAA l, 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 25 DADS 35 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 45 Band l, 2, 3,4. FRELS, RICHARD Football 25 Track 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 35 FFA 1, 2, 3. GANAHL, KEN Football 45 Basketball 1,25 Drama Club 4. GOARD, STEVE Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Wrestling 3, 4. HAMILTON, MARK Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2,45 Year book 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 MMM 2, 3, 4. HANNY, JEAN Cheerleading 1, 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 GAA 3,45 Stu- dent Council, Sec'y Treas. 45 Drama Club 45 Yearbook 4. HAWKINS, KAREN FHA 45 GAA 35 Drama Club 45 Yearbook 4. HAWTHORNE, ARLAN Football l, 2, 45 Track 25 Yearbook 3. HEIST, RICHARD Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Chorus 35 Arsenic and Old Lace 4. INGRAM, ROY Track 2, 45 Wrestling 3. JUNIS, LINDA Newspaper 3, 4. KISSEL, JACK Library Club 3, 4. KRUCKENBERG, BOB Wrestling 3, 4. LAMB, CHUCK Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Letterman's Club 4 Yearbook 4. LEIGHTY, JOANNE FHA 3. LEWIS, MARY JO GAA 2,45 Drama Club 3, 45 Newspaper 35 Year- book 45 Chorus 4. LOHMAN, DAVID Track lg Wrestling l, 3,45 FFA 45 Drama Club 45 Newspaper 45 Chorus 45 Arsenic and Old Lace 4 LUNDQUIST, JOHN Football 2,3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 FFA l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 15 Drama Club 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Arsenic and Old Lace 4. MAYERS, Jo ANN GAA l5 Ramettes 1, 2, 35 Newspaper 3. MCLAUGHLIN, LINDA Drama Club 4. MULLERY, MICHAEL Track 45 FFA 1, 25 Drama Club 45 Yearbook 4. MURPHY, KATHLEEN GAA 1, 25 Newspaper 3,45 Band l, 2. NEUMANN, GENE Wrestling 3, 4. Senior Activities NEWBERG, JOHN Track 2, 3, 4. ONEY, BONNIE FHA 3: GAA 4. ONEY, DON Track 45 Wrestling l. ORR, GARY Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 45 Drama Club 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Arsenic and Old Lace 4. PEARCE, JIMMY Track 1, 2. PEARCE, SHARON FHA 3, 45 Ramettes 3. PETTIT, ROBERT Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Wrestling l, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 35 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Yearbook 4. Pl-IELPS, THOMAS Football 45 Track 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3. PIERCE, PAMELA National Honor Society 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Ram- ettes 45 Pep Club 35 Chorus 3, 45 Yearbook Treas- urer 4. RIEWERTS, MARLIN FFA l, 2,3,45 Drama Club lg Arsenic and Old Lace 4. RILEY, DONNA FHA 3, 4. RYAN, PAMELA FHA l5 GAA lg Chorus 3. RYHERD, MARCIA FNA 45 Drama Club 45 DADS 45 Newspaper 4. SACHAU, WANDA FHA 3, 45 Ramettes l. SAELENS, BEVERLY GAA 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 35 V-pres. 35 Drama Club 45 Ramettes 25 Yearbook 3, 4. SAMPLE, JOYCE FNA 3, 45 GAA 15 Drama Club 3,45 DADS 3,45 Band 1,25 Lock, Stock, and Lipstick 35 Arsen- ic and Old Lace 4. SHORT, WILMA FTA 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Pep 35 Newspaper 3, 45 Yearbook 4. SIWY, ANDREA FTA 2, 3, 45 GAA l, 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Student Council 1,35 S.C. Representative 15 Sec'y-Treas. 35 Drama Club 3,45 Yearbook Advertising Mana- ger 45 Chorus 35 Lock, Stock, and Lipstick 35 Arsenic and Old Lace 4. STEARNS, REGGIE Football 1,25 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Manager l, 3, 45 FFA 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Letterman's Club 45 Yearbook 4. STEWART, JIM Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Student Council 45 Vice-Pres. 45 FTA 15 Spanish Club 25 Drama Club 45 Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 45 Chorus 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 MMM 2, 3,45 Arsenic and Old Lace 4. SUTTON, DEAN FFA l, 2, 35 Drama Club 4, Yearbook 45 Chorus 3, 4. THOMPSON, JERRY Football 35 Track 25 Wrestling l, 25 Manager 35 Student Council 45 Yearbook 4. THRELKELD, HARRY Band 3, 45 MMM 3, 4. VERBECKMOES, SCOTT Basketball l, 2. VROMAN, LARRY Yearbook 4. WAINWRIGHT, DONNA FTA l, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Span- ish Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council Sec'y-Treas. 35 Class President 35 Yearbook 45 Chorus 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: MMM 1, 2, 3, 4. WECKEL, DAVE Track 45 Spanish Club 45 Yearbook 4. WHITESIDES, CYRIL Football 25 Track 15 Wrestling l, 2, 3. WILKENS, JOE Football 2, 35 Track 25 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Drama Club 45 Chorus 4. WILLIAMS, SALLY FTA 1,25 GAA 45 Drama Club 4. WILSON, BEV Cheerleading 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Drama Club 45 Ramettes 25 Newspaper Co-Editor 35 Yearbook Literary Editor 4. WOODBURN, JULIE Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Student Council lg Class Treas. 15 FTA 2,3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Yearbook 4. YOUNGQUIST, SANDRA GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Drama Club 35 DADS 3, 45 Pep Club 3, Newspaper 25 Yearbook 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4. ZIEGLER, STEVE Football 3: Basketball 25 Track 45 FFA 45 Drama Club 45 Yearbook 45 Chorus 45 Arsenic and Old Lace 4. ZIMMERMAN, KATHIE GAA 3, 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 1,25 Class Pres. lg Drama Club 45 News- paper 2, 35 Yearbook Art Editor 4. ZOBRIST, DON FFA l, 3. Y llnderclassmen nhl , t, fa , ., Juniors 1 tif' may if X lg at gf , . it - i- we in M at A F Q '-fue I V . L .. . fr sh lk 4, M613 t it ' tx ' is isa Q xl 'Q ssesss 1 K ii: W 8 A Ox' at .,, s, 3. .wk ' QW ! ss 1' 4 'L' If Ki K wg Q' sh ff s 'N 1 ft 5,8 ,af f X L ' 4, as J' J is . F' , W , ta f nw .4 Jerry Anderson Jerry Beale Peggy Beale Nancy Berry Jeannine Bier Peggy Boardman Sandy Britt Linda Cain Mike Calhoun Kim Calvett Pat Carney Dave Cutler Jim Daggett Arlene Davis Debbie Davis Don DeSmet Donald Dhooge Iona Dhooge Maureen Dillon Claire Ditto Larry Ditto Jim Doyle Steve Earhart Sue Eastman Brenda Edmunds Nancy Engdahl Janet Fitch Maylouise Frels Kathy Gaumer Kay Genung I im Gray Jeff Guither Darryl Hamilton Sabra Hanna Kris Harder Sherry Hawthorne Le Etta Hedeen Sandra Heiney Judy Henning Larry Henyan Robyn Henyan Gordon Howard Janice Janssens Barbara Johnsen Nancy Johnsen Dean Jones Dan Kincaid Betty King Charla King Donna Kinkade Steve Kinkade Pat Laleman Donna Landuit Dan Lanham Ed Leighty Dusty Leonard Georgia Lewis Alan Lieferman Leslie Lindsey Jim Logsdon Cathy Long it 'ffgigv Juniors x Q as wr - sa ' 564 , K L. t, is 7. . 83 A uf- TL. R , . , M ' ' 'Fr ,L ,H so l M , K A L y A v:,: 'V ' . 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Nancy Alberts David Allen Steve Andrews Dean Arnold Steve Battern Charles Behnke Blake Bethards Linda Bloom Dale Bridge Linda Britt Dick Bryant Ruth Ann Carlson lane Cole Cathy Cutler Ophelia Daggett Mary Ann Dearth Tom DeCook David Dent Kathy Dhooge Bobby Doyle Denise Dunn Debbie Engebretson Chris Ensey Dave Felton Pam Forsythe Terry Gasaway George Gnatovich John Goodwin Craig Hawkins Fred Johnson Charles Kessler Warren Kinkade Rocky LaMar Greg Lambrecht Kris Larson Steve Lieferman Joan Long John Loontjens Debbie Macik Ruth McRe1l Vicki Meyers Delbert Moyer Terry Mullery Sandy Murphy Arlene Nickerson Linda Norton Dale Nitz Wayne Oney Jack Palm Melissa Quade Louis Reiling Carolyn Ricketts Mary Kay Riewerts Sherry Robinson Ca rlos Rod en Lon Rogers Tom Rogers Glenn Saddoris Jim Sallows Richard Sheldon Kathy Shimkus Lloyd Short Bill Sidlinger Lois Smith Bob Stone Loren Struss Ken Taylor Larry Toppert Howard Tyler Teresa Vander Eeken ,QL 'Y . zz Af L V s if , X A V. . 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'3er:, f,::'.,21,fa::-rg,-,s,gg,Eg5ii ' Y mf A was 9' H . 4 Tl 44 David Haak Christine Hamilton Charles Hedeen Glenn Heiney Bob Henrichs Larry Horton Vicki Horton Gay Jacobs Bonnie Johnsen Russell Kinkade Gary Lambrecht Mary Io Lang Joyce Lavine Betty Lindsey John Lofgren Robert Logan John Mathews Bob McKitrick Ruth McKitrick Lynn McLane Diane McNeil Norman Meyer Debbie Minge Jim Mumma Linda Murphy Steve Nitz Cathy Norton Mike Orr Doris Osborn Dan Ouradnik Kim Ouradnik Tom Palm Debbie Parker Mary Ann Payne Robert Pearce Ron Pelton Tom Pfister Mike Platt James Rathburn Sue Reader James Reiling Roger Remour Delana Ricketts Sheryl Rocker Shirley Ruhnow Sheila Ryherd John Schafer Dale Schultze Christine Searl Rosemary Searl Tom Sheldon Kathy Smith Pamela Smith Karen Speckman Kathy Spencer Danny Stenger Ardith Struss Janet Struss Mindy Stutsman Sally Swanson Marilyn Taber Maureen Taber Linda Taylor Pam Thompson lane VanDeVoorde Jim VanGoosen Don VerCautren Gale Vickroy Allan Vroman George Wainwright Freshmen 6 E :L H S 51 ' S Q- T :J -. 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Class Officers FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Mrs. Feaster, sponsor, Mrs. Reed, sponsorgArlar1 Cox, President: Carolyn Ditto, Secretary-Treasurer, John Mat- thews, Vice-President SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Mrs. Grady, sponsor: Mr. Traynor, sponsor, Mrs. Fletcher, sponsor, Mary Kay Riewerts, Secretary-Treasurer, Greg Lambrecht, Student Council, Melissa Quade, Vice-Presi- dent. Absent: George Gnatovich, President 48 I-.I lei? - 2 1 ,f JUNIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Mr. Rueve, sponsor, Miss Rogers, sponsor: Miss Fisher, sponsor, Bill Pettit, President, Nancy Johnson, Vice-Presi- dentg Jenny Miller, Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Ziegler, Student Council SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Mr. Foster, sponsor, Jean Hanny, Secretary-Treasurer, Mike Deines, Student Council, Jim Stewart, Vice- Presidentg Jerry Thompson, President X Assemblies Space Ba11 and Trampoline Demonstration mT -W.. ,. y ,-as Tetley-Kardos Slides of Viet Nam Slave Day National Honor Society Induction Pep Assembly Student Council Assembly In Memoriam Gary Campbell The death of Gary Lynn Campbell in late 1965 was a personal loss to every student. Even so, what can we offer him, now that the sadness has passed and our spirits have been brightened? Our finest tribute, we are sure, could best be said in a few words-- We will remember you. The Riverdale Student Body 7rga14izafirf14s Riverdale Senior High Band Row l: J. Miller, T. Deines, K. Gaumer, M. Quade, A. Fenno. Row 2: D. Wainwright, C. Peterson, J. Wain- wright, I. Tuttle, C. Hamilton, S. Youngquist. Row 3: Mr. Mellen, Director: C. Shurts, C. Ditto, S. Murphy, D. Engebretson, I. Struss. Row 4: C. Larson, G. Murphy, E. O'Hara, D. Kincade, N. Searl, M. Stutsman, D. Parker. Row 5: M. Riewerts, S. Edmunds, J. Fitch, M. Wongstrom, G. Lewis, E. McLaughlin, B. Johnsen, N. Johnsen. Row 6: L. Struss, G. Heiney, J. Sallows, J. Mathews, J. Lofgren, D. Sallows, A. Struss, R. Day. Row 7: M. Hamilton, B. Edmunds, L. Cain, T. Berfield, G. Guither, C. Reiling, S. VanHyfte, D. Ziegler. Majorettes Row l: I. Tuttle, T. Deines. Row 2: I. Wainwright, J. Miller, K. Gaumer, Head Majorette: M. Quade, A. Fenno. Band Officers Linda Cain, Secretary-Treasurer: Harry Threlkeld President: Kathy Gaumer, Vice-president. W N ar- i VU---. fb-.. v'P '- K 'ff'--. '19-. Modern Music Masters Row lg B. Johnson, J. Fitch, L. Cain, C. Ditto, L. Zeigler, I. Wainwright, S. Murphy, Mr. Mellen-Sponsor. Row 2 A. Ensey, G. Murphy, I. Miller, K. Gaumer, D. Sallows, J. Stewart, J. Lundquist. Row 3: D. Wainwright, M. Quade, M. Riewerts, N. Johnson, D. Kinkade, G. Guither, H. Threlkheld, B. Pettit. J. Tuttle-Historian, G. Murphy-Secretary, L. Cain- Vice-Pres., H. Threlkheld-Treas., C. Ditto-Presi- dent. 54 Modern Music Masters was organized to promote a greater interest in all types of musical performance. The Riverdale Chapter, number 497, is chartered by the national headquarters in Park Ridge, Illinois. Member- ship is offered to sophomore, junior, and senior band members selected by the officers on the basis of scholarship, character, cooperation, leadership, and service. Nominees must then pass a written test and perform a musical selection to become an apprentice. For the first time a formal initiation ceremony was held this year at which the apprentices were inducted i1'1t0 the MOCICFH Music Masters society. Chorus 7' .F v 'G Ev P F W E X Row 1: D. Ricketts, C. Shackleford, P. Pierce, C. Shurts, Miss Sloan, Director, C. Ditto, D. Struss, M. Riewerts Row 2: P. Ziegler, B. Speckman, S. Ruhnow, T. Deines, J. Tuttle, P. Stewart, K. Spencer, K. Deppe. Row 3: B. Whitmore, D. Dunn, C. Woodburn, D. Wainwright, C. DeCook, N. Berry, K. Genung, D. Macik. Row 4: C. Waldron, D. Bennett, C. King, J. Miller, M. Deines, J. Lundquist, D. Dunn, M. Lewis, D. Sutton. Row 5: S. Ziegler, B. Wainwright, J. Stewart, T. Bridge, B. Pettit, G. Guither, L. Ziegler. Student Council Row 1: M. Deines, J. Hanny, Mr. Deines, Sponsor, J. Stewart, J. Thompson. Row 2: J. Miller, B. Pettit, L. Ziegler, N. Johnsen, C. Ditto. Row 3: J. Ma- thews, M. Quade, G. Lambrecht, A. Cox, M. Riewerts. National Honor Society Row 1: W. Short, S. Hawthorneg Mr. Lonergan, Sponsorg K. Zimmerman, V-Pres., B. Saelens, Sec'yg T. Bridge, Pres. Row 2: B. Wilson, D. Wainwright, J. Hanny, M. Deines, T. Berfieid, C. Shackleford, G: Murphy. Row 31 S. Kincaid, D. Struss, I. Miller, B. Edmunds, G. Guither, L. Cain, K. Genung, B. King, J. Gray. Spanish Club Row 1: T. Mullery, D. Weckel, S. Weckel, J. Fitch, Mrs. Feaster, Sponsorg D. Wainwright, Pres.g L. Britt, A. Nickerson. Row 2: D. Bridge, V. Meyers, S. Robinson, D. Dunn, K. Wake, D. Osborn, L. Smith, B. Whitmore, P West. Row 3: E. Moyer, C. Dagget, P. Forsythe, R. McRe11, C. Norton, E. Miller, S. Youngquist, B. Dagget, B. Lindsey, V. Clemenson. Drama Club Row lg D. Struss, N. Engdahl, T. Berfield, S. Heiney--Sec., C. Long--V.-Pres., T. Durbin--Treas., R. Heist, Miss Fisher--sponsor, A. Siwy--Pres., R. Henyan, M. Ryherd, K. Bender, J. Wilson, C. Shackleford, D. Osborn, C. Searl, C. Ditto. Row 2: J. Taylor, C. Ditto, M. Dillon, J. Wainwright, G. Wainwright, J. Beale, L. Ziegler, P. Stewart, J Fitch, D. Osborn, C. Shurts, B. Wilson, S Williams, S. Britt, T. Stuer, K. Deppe, R. Crane, P. Pierce, T. Deines, M. Riewerts. Row 3: M. Norton, C. Peterson, S. Hawthorne, K. Spencer, M. Lewis, T. Berfield, J. Woodburn, D. Webber, M. Stutsman, M. Riewerts, A. Struss, B. Johnsen, J. Henning, S. Hawkins, J. Hanny, C. Reiling, C. Harder, S. Hanna, J. Tuttle, G. Lewis, K. Calvett, E. McLaughlin. Row 41 G. Wainwright, B. Pettit, L. Henyan, B. Pettit, W. Wells, D. Sutton, C. Lamb, G. Orr, J. Stewart, A. Davis, M. Rogers, D. Landuit, D. Dunn, M. Quade, N. Berry B. Saelens, D. Bennett, J. Cewe, S. Robinson, M. Babrowski. Row 5: B. Engdahl, S. Earhart, J. Lundquist, C- Norton J. McKoon, S. Goard, J. Wilkens, S. Ziegler, M. Mullery, L. Melody, J. Anderson, R. Stearns, D. Lohmans, D. Kinkade, L. McLaughlin, K. Zimmerman, D. Sallows, N. Weimer, T. Bridge, J. Long. WORKING ON THE PLAY SET The enthusiasm shown for drama this year at Riverdale was evidenced by the size of this year's organization. Miss Fisher was the Drama Club sponsor this year, and officers chosen last year were: Andrea Siwy, Presidentg Cathy Long, Vice-President, Sandra Heiney, Secretaryg and Tom Durbin Treasurer. In addition to attending the club's monthly meetings, members were encouraged to participate in and work on the all-school plays, and attend plays outside of school. 57 1 Future Nurses Association Row lf David Allen, Sec.g Dale Bridge, Pres., David Webber. Row 21 Jerry Thompsong Bill Pettitg Mike Seevers, Vice-Pres., Bruce Whitmore. YK Q, - ' Row l: Connie West, Treas, 5 Betty King, Sec., Marge Sample sor. Row 21 Doris Osborn, Lee Etta Hedeeng Barbara Whitrnoreg Marcia Ryherdg Maureen Dillon. Qi: lndustrialists Vice-Pres.g Mr. Lonergan, Spon- Future Teachers of America ow lf C. Shackleford, Reporterg A. Siwy, Parliamentariang N. Berry, Attendance Sec.g K. Gaumer, Sec.g Mr. Loner- an, Advisorg T. Bridge, Vice-Pres.g D. Wainwright, Pres.: J. Woodburn, Treas,g D. Dunn, Historian, K. Genung, Thairman. Row 2: M. Riewerts, M. Dillon, B. Edmunds, K. Bryan, P. Ziegler, I. Cewe, K. Deppe, K. Bender Vest. Row 3: V. Horton, R. McRell, D. Bridge, W. Short, S. Hawthorne, B. King, J. Miller, S. Youngquist, L. Iain. Row 4: P. Forsythe, l. Struss, M. Stutsman, C. Norton, B. Sidlinger, M. Payne, E. Miller, C. Hamilton +unn. Riverda1e's Lois Prater Chapter of Future Teachers of America is one of the school's most active organ- izations. In addition to sponsoring candy sales at the school plays, members earned money toward their annual 3100 scholarship by holding two carwashes and the Winter Whirl in February. Highlighting the club's activities were the ratification of a constitution, the showing of educational films, a speaker of special ed- ication, and a field trip to the Dixon State School. Seven senior F. T. A. members spent one day each week 'or 6 weeks cadet teaching at either Coe or the Junior Eligh School. As a climax to the busy year, delegates 1ttended the annual I. A. F. T. A. convention on April ,5 and 16 at Rock Island High School. Tim Bridge, :resident of the Blackhawk Division F. T. A. welcomed he delegates to the convention, and Donna Wainwright erved as co-chairman ofthe favors committee for the :onvention and gave the invocation at the banquet. Decorating for the Winter Whir1 Points P. D. 59 Girls' Athletic Association Row 1: A. Ensey, B. Saelens, C. Smith, J. Miller, J. Cewe, L. Thornbloom, K. Gaumer, B. King, S. Woodburn, P. Ziegler. Row 2: S. Weckel, M. Sample, V. Horton, S. Ryherd, B. Oney, S. Murphy, Miss Franks--sponsor, A. Nickers C. Wake, P. Boardmen, N. Engdahl, D. Struss, S. scheff, S. Williams, C. Larson. Row 3: R. McRell, M. Lang, M. Babrowski, M. Frels, L. McLane, T. Stuer, V. Meyer, I. Youngquist, P. Stewart, J. Henning, K. Calvett, D. Bennet, T Deines, R. Crane. Row 41 S. Youngquist, D. Dunn, S. Swanson, C. Reiling, A. Davis, D. Landuit, J. Wainwright, I. Tuttle, l. Bier, D. Webber, D. Hamilton, S. Robinson, K. Wake, D. Dunn, J. Hanny. Row 5: V. Nicholson, J. Struss, N. Weimer, M. Payne, C. Price, D. Kinkade, J. Fitch, K. Zimmerman, M. Lewis, D. Macik, D. Englebretson, N. Bei L. Hedeen, J. Van de Voorde, B. Doss. This year the Girls Athletic Association met once every two weeks on Wednesdays and participated in games of vol- leyball, basketball, kickball, dodgeball and softball. The highlight of the year was the eight weeks of bowling at Regal Lanes. Receiving trophies for the highest total pins were Sara Woodburn and Janelle Wainwright. Officers were elected in the Spring of 1965 for this year. In order to become a member of the G. A. A, , a girl is required to have a heart check and pay dues. Girls are awarded points for attending meetings and participating. Those having a specified number of points received recogni- tion in the form of an award. OFFICERS: J. Cewe, Presidentg K. Gaumer, Sec.g B. King, Treas.g L. Thornbloom, V. Pres. 4463. ' sw V ff y M 42 X Ie f sf fl, E' Pg g.. sv 5 'fs fi'-.9 1 g g fs px ' 1, 'lv N' H v-.. K Q 39? 'V L , 'F-fzf Q A 1' ' ' A X ,, A , ? , f f- si Q1 ag? W1 4 if ? V g 1, S E .,, Efif-msg 'Elin if wx V 5 D -' ' K fe. f T 6 1 N 5 xi . ' S ...Z , 5 I fx N 't ' Sim Future Farmers of America Newspaper Staff Row 1: Mr. Threlkeld, Spon sor, M. Riewerts, Treas.g D. Lohman, Vice-Pres.: J. Lund quist, Pres., R. Stearns, Sec. F. Johnsen, Reporter, D. Dhooge, Sentinel. Row 2: G. Vroman, C. Kessler, G. Heiney, G. McRe11, J. Logs- don, S. Andrews, S. Nitz. Row 3: M. Rogers, J. Loont- jens, W. Kincaid, S. Ziegler J D. Haak. Row 4: L. Struss, B. Doyle, L. Brook, R. De- Riemacker, D. Lanham, J. VanGoosen. Row 1: T. Stuer, L. Junis, S. Heiney, N. Engdahl, Co-ed.: C. Ditto, Ed., Miss Rogers, advisorg D. Webber, art ed., A. Ensey, M. Ryherd. Row 2: P. Stewart, D. Bennett, J. Cewe, D. Webber, J. Lofgren, K. Spencer, T. Deines, C. Ditto, J. Youngquist, K. Murphy. Row 3: D. Landuit, S. Eastman, M. Babrowski, D. Ziegler, D. Lohman, A. Davis, J. Wainwright, W. Short, J. DeRiemacker. ww, Library Club Row 1: J. Lavine, R. McKitrick, K. Genung, Pres.: L. Hedeen, Sec.: Miss Wilcox, Advisor: S. Hawthorne, Rep M. Dillon, Treas.: A Nickerson, C. Bloom. Row 2: B. McKitrick, M. Sample, A. Gasaway, S. Eastman, N. Weimer, S. Swanson, R. Searl, J. Kissel, C. Searl. Future Homemakers of America Row 1: C. Reiling, D. Hamilton, Treas.: N. Stickler, Pres.: Mrs. Rembold, Sponsor: W. Sachau, V.-pres.: S. Pearce, Sec.: D. Kincaid. Row 2: B. Birmingham, S. Hawkins, D. Engebretson, D. Webber, D. Osborn, J. Wil son, D. Ricketts. Row 3: A. Struss, J. Leighry, G. Murphy, T. Stuer, D. Osborn, S. Rocker, C. Wells, S. Ed- munds. Row 4: S. VanHyfte, P. Brandenburg, D. Riley, C. Waldron, D. Macik, E. O'Hara, S. Ryherd. Yearbook Staff Row 1: K. Deppe, A. Ensey, J. Hanny, J. Thompson, P. Pierce, Mr. DeGrande, Advisorg A. Siwy, K. Zimmerman, Layout Editor, B. Wilson, Literary Editor, T. Berfield, Co-Editorg T. Bridge, Editor: K. Bender. Row 2: D. Craig, S. Hawkins, B. Engdahl, M. Lewis, B. Pettit, W. Short, D. Wainwright, M. Deines, B. Saelens, J. Cewe, J. Woodburn. Row 3: R. Heist, S. Engebretson, C. Lamb, I. Stewart, R. Stearns, M. Mullery, D. Wekel, S. Ziegler, T. Durbin, D. Sutton, C. Coussens, S. Youngquist. 64 An unbearable ordeal for the Staff--editing underclassman pictures! The Yearbook staff accepted their positions with enthusiasm and determination. Optimism grew as layouts materialized, copy sheets grew, and pictures fitted in. The content of the book seems to be of high quality because there is a sensible balance between the serious and the light. The book is a clear, vivid report of this year's happenings. I particularly com- mend the layouts and organization of the book. The Yearbook was assembled by a staff led by editor Tim Bridge and co-editor Teresa Berfield. I am very proud of this year's staff and hope I am fortunate enough to have similar staffs in the future. A. DeGrande, Advisor Y Spvrfs I GARY ANDERSON JOE BLUME PHIL FOSTER Fresh-Soph Football Ass't. Varsity Football Varsity Football Fresh-Soph Basketball Track JERRY LANCASTER KEN LEIN PAUL PARKER Ass't Fresh-Soph Basketball Athletic Director Ass't Wrestling Wrestling Varsity Basketball Track FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL---1512: C. Enseyg T. Palm: M. Orr, C. Hawkins: J. Mummag F. Johnsen: A. Coxg M. Diattg G. Wainwrightg D. Bennett, Asst. Mgr. Second QI: I. Matthewsg T. Gasawayg G. Lambrechtg G. Lambrechtg 3. Gnatovichg L. Reilingg J. Wainwrightg R. La Marg B. Whitmore, L. Rogers, Mgr. Third Row: Coach Anderson, J. Palm, P. Kouskig L. Toppertg H. Tylerg S. Battern, D. Nitzg I. Sallowsg T. Rogersg C. Earhartg W. Oneyg Coach Lvancas ICI. FRESH- SOPH FOOTBA LL Even though they won only three out of eight games, the fresh-soph football squad wound up the season on a very good note winning their last two games by im- pressive scores over St. Mary's and Erie. But more im- portant than winning those last two games, was the fact that they acquired a winning attitude. I hope that these sophomores carry this attitude into varsity foot- ball and give us a winning team on the varsity level, which they are capable of. Also, I had some fine fresh- men, who will be expected to be leaders when they are sophomores. Coach Anderson Fresh-Soph offense in action Varsil' Q E 3 I First Row: Dale Bridge, asst. mgr.g Dean Moyerg Ken Ganahlg John Croning Gary Orrg Arlan Hawthorneg Rick Heist, Mike Deines, capt.g lim Stewartg Bob Engdahlg Dennis Adarnsg Steve Goardg Steve Engelbretsong John Lundquistg Mike Seevers, mgr. Second Row: Head Varsity Coach Phil Fosterg Dave Cutlerg Steve Earhartg Bob Pettitg Jim VandeVoordeg Colin Ziegler: Bill Sheldong Don DeSmetg Bruce Swansong Tom Phelpsg Chuck Lambg Dean Jones: Bill Wainwrightg Dusty Leonard: Larry Sutton, Asst. Coach Joe Blume. VARSITY SEA SON Oggonents Rams Prophetstown 6 Fulton 13 Savanna DeWitt 6 Morrison 29 0 Newman 46 New London 6 St. Mary's 12 Erie 13 Jie? ' , ' 68 ORR BLOCKS A PASS ootball This year the Riverdale Varsity football team had a 3-6 overall record, placing seventh in the lllowa Conference with a .l-6 conference record. This record, however, does not express the true quality of the Rams' team in its spirit, desire, and love of football. The team showed outstanding indi- vidual and team efforts and, despite the defeats, gave the school a foot- ball squad to be proud of. One of the outstanding team games was the one in which the Rams beat the DeWitt Sabers for the first.time in Riverdale's history. Another noteworthy achievement was made by John Cronin at the New London game. John set a new school record by carrying the ball 197 yards in one game. The outstanding ability of the players can be seen in the All-lllowa Conference selections, The Rams had three players on the first team: Rick Heist at end, Mike Deines in the backfield, and lim VandeVoorde at center. Bob Pettit made the second team as a guard, and lim Stewart received honorable mention at the same position, The Riverdale team also led the area in placing two players, Mike Deines and Jim VandeVoorde, on the first team All-Western Illinois and Rick Heist on the second team. These were the players who received special recognition, but it was the entire team's effort, spirit, and work that put them there. ALL JOIN HANDS AND CIRCLE 'ROUNDH L ' 'A if ' ' .I ' qt., 'i..ll'. 12i3C',i.g,'.Q','Z 1, 2, cha cha, cha! K f Clear the way! Rather than lending a hand, Lundquist lends a foot. -Wi ' al ' 15 'AJ , O 'Li fi X Q , -f-1,5 I .4 + Iii 'Na 'Wm Fresh-Soph '6 -66' Baske Back Row: Coach Gary Andersong F. Johnsong B. Logan: H. Tylerg T. DeCookg W. Kincaidg L. Reilingg B. Whitmore: G. Lambrechtg L. Rogers. Front Row: G. Wainwrightg G. Saddorisg M. Orrg J. Mathewsg A. Coxg W. Oneyg B. Wellsg A. Vroman. This year's fresh-soph basketball squad was a very gratifying one to the coach. They were a fine group of boys with a strong will to win and a great deal of ability. The most outstanding quality of this squad was' the value they placed on team-work' and defense. Particularly strong in these areas were Wayne Oney, Greg Lambrecht, and Louis Reiling, all of whom contributed a great deal to the team. Tom De Cook was our leader all year in scoring and rebounding. His 381 points gave him a 20 point av- erage and he also averaged almost 16 rebounds a game. Greg Lambrecht was our second leading scorer. Howard Tyler, Warren Kincaid, John Ma- thews, and Arlan Cox also contributed a great deal to the team, especially Howard Tyler who was our second leading rebounder. We will hear much from these boys in the next two years. FRESH- SOPH SEASON Erie Tampico Savanna Fulton Newman St. Mary's Pleasant Valley De Witt Prophetstown Morrison Orion Savanna Fulton Newman St. Mary's Erie De Witt Morrison Opponents Rams 34 37 44 58 41 31 50 40 40 34 53 55 27 57 49 58 48 41 43 40 56 63 46 60 64 38 61 58 40 65 43 59 56 55 63 64 10 Wins--8 Losses mall Season Varsity W. Wells: M. Deinesg D. Sallowsg J. Vande Voordeg J. Lundquistg B. Sidlingerg B. Swansong M. Seeversg M. Hamilton S. Batterrlz J. Stewart: D. Stoneg L. Suttong Coach Ken Lein. Erie Tampico Savanna Fulton Newman St. Mary's Pleasant Valley De Witt Prophetstown Morrison Orion Savanna Fulton Newman St. Mary's Erie De Witt Morrison VARSITY SEASON Opponents Rams 64 45 55 56 79 44 82 43 52 49 84 50 47 81 56 68 70 61 77 40 82 80 67 65 98 49 98 54 75 49 69 54 67 50 81 52 3 Wins--15 Losses The leading scorer for Riverdale the past year was sophomore Steve Battern with 324 points. l-Ie was also the leading rebounder with 227. The leading free throw shooter was senior captain Mike Deines with 74070 of his tosses. Poor shooting percentages were a big factor in Riverdale's won-lost record. The Rams were only able to hit on 3070 of their field goal attempts and 59170 of their free throws. This was mainly a rebuilding year. Because the starting line-up con- tained two sophomores and two juniors most of the year, we expect next season to be a winning one. Wainwright gets the rebound Bolshoi Ballet--a la Riverdale Savanna and Riverdale players vie for ball Stop T63SiHg US, YOU big bl-IHY! S. A ll M in SQUCCZVPIHY All right--who's got the ball? L.. Duck, Jerry, duck! No elbows, boys! Riverdalt 1 Q 1 s i . Squad Row lr D. Allen, D. Arnold, P. Lalernan, R. Remour, B. Kruckenburg, C. Birdsley, C. Ensey, M. VanLerberghe. Row 2: J. Youngquist, G. Wainwright, D. Moyer, I. Wainwright, C. Hawkins, T. Gasaway, D. Ouradnik, C. Hedeen, T. VanLerberghe, D. Lanham. Row 3: Mr. Lancaster, Coachg D. Bridge, D. Lohman, G. Neumann, I. Loontjens, T. Durbin, B. Pettit, D. Ditz, S. Goard, D. Bryant, C. Ziegler, 1. Sallows, J. Palm, L. Smith, G. Orr. WRESTLING RECORD 76 Varsity J, V. Geneseo 22-24 L 27-21 W Pleasant Valley 26-21 W 27-17 W Erie 30-15 W 49-3 W North Scott 14-32 L 24-20 W Morrison 30-13 W Alleman 13-29 L Camanche 17-27 L Dewitt 11-32 L Polo 33-9 W Orion 42-7 W Prophetstown 41'5 W Fulton 37-11 W Savanna 21-24. L Newman 24-21 W restling Varsity D. Allen, P. Laleman, T. Van Lerberghe, B. Kruckenberg- Captain C Hawkins D Lohman I Youngquist G Neumann, D. Moyer, S. Goard, B. Pettit, C. Ziegler. The Rams Varsity wrestling team provided their fans with a winning season. Their record was eight vic- :ories and six defeats. After finishing second to New- nan in the Holiday Tournament, the Rams gained 'evenge by defeating them at home in a dual meet with 1 score of 24 to 21. Zaptain of this year's team was Bob Kruckenberg who ed the team in victories with 20. Dave Allen was 95 sound champion of the Holiday Tournament. Pat .aleman at lO3 pounds did a fine job during the dis- rict meet at Moline. Bob Pettit and Dave Lohman vere consistent winners for the Rams. Sixteen men eceived varsity letters this year, and eleven of them vill be returning next year. Dur season got off to a sad start when Gary Campbell vas fatally injured in an auto accident. A memorial xlaque has been placed in the school to be known as The Gary Campbell Memorial Award. The names af all conference champions of past and future years vill be engraved on it. The junior varsity completed a sensational season by aeing the first Riverdale team to go undefeated for he entire season. Naturally, the boys were proud of heir record. The following boys were undefeated his year in dual meets: Jim Wainwright, 127 poundsg Sordy Wainwright, 138 poundst and Tom Durbin, 133 rounds. M N 6- lung, S 3' ,Il D Track w 1: J. Beale-mgr., D. Wells, D. Webber, W. Oney, R. Heist, M. Deines, G. Orr C Lamb G Gnatovlch I athews, and Coach Foster. Row 2: R. Stearns-mgr., S. Earhart, S. Battern, M. Seevers M Mullery M Hamilton T lelps, S. Ziegler, D. Weckel, R. Frels, I. Newburg, J. McKoon, and Coach Track practice began on March 22 with 26 boys reporting for the squad. Ten track meets were run with several of the boys showing great individual effort. One new record was set when Dave Weckel lowered the high hurdle mark from 15. 9 seconds to 15. 6 seconds. Wayne Oney came within one inch of tying the school pole vault record with a 1O'7 vault. It turned out to be an average season with 13 boys winning varsity letters. They are seniors Chuck Lamb, Gary Orr, Steve Ziegler, Dave Weckel, John Newburg, Rick Heist, Mike Deines, and Mike Mullery: juniors Mike Seevers and Steve Earhart, and sophomores Wayne Oney, George Gnatovich, and Steve Battern. Lein. Seevers Hands Off To Weckel Bring A Bucket! I'here's Always One Black Sheep In The Crowd THEY'RE OFF! ! ! ! ! ! One Shot In A Million Cheerleaders VARSITY Leading the School Song ennifer Miller, Kimmy Lein, mascotg Kathy Gaumerg Arlene Davisg Teresa Berfieldg Jean Hanny e 1965-66 varsity cheerleading ad was comprised of two se- rs, Jean Hanny and Teresa field, who have been cheer- ders for four years, and three iors, Arlene Davis, Jennifer ller, and Kathy Gaumer. aerleaders were chosen by the 'sical education teachers, some ulty members, the coaches, i student council members. 2 selections were based on lity to perform specified ions. The girls have done an ellent job of boosting school 'it this year, and the student y can be proud of them. FRESH- SOPH Chris Searl, Mary Kay Riewerts, Melissa Quade, Rosemary Searl, Carolyn Ditto Arlene Jenny Teresa Kathy Jean a ii 2 93-Ag 5, I96 -66 Athletic Awards 1 Y me ' ,, rr M Football Trophies Rocko Carbone, Speaker Most Valuable Basketball Player Mike Receives Free Throw Award Most Improved Player Accepting Gary Campbell Memorial Award A are 1-A an ,4 cfizfifizs Riverdal First place - Senior class Product of Tomorrow Second place - FFA Launch to Victory Iomecoming Third place - Junior class Eve of Destruction Third place - Alumni Orbit to Victory Homecoming Attendants SEHIOI' Candidates Freshman: George Wainwright and Pat Ziegler Ed Willhouse and Jean Hanny Sophomore: Rocky Lamar and Denise Dunn Steve Ziegler and Bev Saelens Junior: Tom Ziegler and Peggy Boardman Mick Reynolds and Julie Woodburn Attendants and candidates for Homecoming are elected by the students in their individual class meetings. The entire student body then votes on the King and Queen from the six senior candidates. The King and Queen are crowned at the half-time of the Varsity game, and reign over the Homecoming dance that follows. Mm 'lille Riverdalq Arsenic and Old Lace Antigone BERTHA, THE BARTENDER'S BEAUTIFUL BABY and PARTED ON HER WEDDING MORN 2- Q . HBERTHA, THE BARTENDER'S BEAUTIFUL BABY 'raflagar Tremayne . . . . .Tim Bridge irs. Tessie Tremayne. . . . .Nancy Engdahl Little Bertha Tremayne . . . . Cathy Shurts Iurley Burleigh . .... . . . Steve Earhart .ngostura Betters . . . . . .Nancy Weimer . . Paulette Stewart . . . Kim Calvett . . Tom Durbin va Bargain . . .... . . Dainty Daisy Dashleigh . . ercy Vere ...... odney Remington. . . . Rick Heist HARSENIC AND OLD L Abby Brewster ..... The Rev. Dr. Harper . . Teddy Brewster . Officer Brophy. . Officer Klein . . Martha Brewster. Elaine Harper . . Mortimer Bcewster. . Mr. Gibbs .... Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein. . . Officer O'Hara , Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon Body ...... Chorus. . . Antigone. . . Nurse . . . lsmene . Haemon . . Creon .... First Guard .... Second Guard . . ANTlGONE ACE . Joyce Sample . . Art Mc Koon Jim Stewart Galen Wainwright . . . . Dean Jones . . Paulette Stewart . . Andrea Siwy . . . . Gary Orr . . David Lohman . . John Lundquist . . Tom Durbin . . Steve Ziegler . . .Marlin Riewerts Gordy Wainwright . . . Steve Goard . . . Mike Deines . .Teresa Berfield . . Marcia Ryherd . . .Jackie Tuttle . . Bob Engdahl . . Jim Stewart Larry Toppert .. . . .ArtMcKoon Third Guard . . . . Jim Van De Voorde Messenger . . . . Gordy Wainwright Page. . . . ...... Walt Wells EUFYCUCC- - . . Kathie Zimmerman PARTED ON HER WEDDING MORN or MORE TO BE PITIED THAN SCORNEDH Excelsior Colfax . Desmond Dalton . Opal Buckingham Faith Trueheart . . Bowery Liz .... Mother Mahoney. . . - - -Gary Orr . . Chuck Lamb . Bev Wilson . . Diane Struss . . Cathy Long . . Nancy Berry 93 Band Concert :gg I Spring Musicals Junior-Senior Prom lime A ! iw,.,,.M A -,xew -ef Junior parents modeled formal dress from years past. 95 Prom Q, Prom Class Night H12 EQ DEKALB AWARD: David Lohman AMERICAN MATH ASSOCIATION AWARD: Wilma Sho! CRISCO AWARD: Dorothy Osborn CHORUS AWARDS: Tim Bridge and Cathy Shirts 100 I e Q Y I M'x.,.,,f FOUR YEAR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: Beverly Wilson, Science and Social Studiesg Michael Deines Mathematicsp Donna Wainwright, English. Senior Class President Jerry Thompson presents the torch of knowledge to Freshman Class President Arlan Cox. Mr. Glenn Sallows presents the American Legion Awards to Donna Wainwright and Michael Deines. Senior awards not previously mentioned are the following: John Phillip Sousa Band Award - James Stewart Senior Secretarial Science Award - Beverly Saelens and Kathleen Murphy American Legion Award Runners-Up - Kathleen Zimmerman and Timothy Bridge Pins were also presented to all the senior members of the band. Undergraduate Academic Achievement Awards are as follows: Freshman English - Sara Woodburn and John Lofgren Freshman Mathematics - Teresa Deines and John Lofgren Freshman Social Studies - Teresa Deines and Gary Lambrecht Sophomore English - Jordis Youngquist and David Ziegler Sophomore Mathematics - Mary Kay Riewerts and Greg Lambrecht Sophomore Social Studies - Mary Kay Riewerts and Larry Toppert Junior English - Brenda Edmunds and Claire Ditto Junior Mathematics - Brenda Edmunds and Jennifer Miller Junior Social Studies - Kathy Gaumer and James Gray Junior Secretarial Science - Paulette Stewart Foreign Language - Dorothy Osborn and Geoffrey Guither Biological Science - John Lofgren and Debra Parker Chemical Science - Brenda Edmunds and Jennifer Miller Physical Science - Donna Wainwright and Clifford Coussens Top 5070 Freshman Class: Teresa Deines, Darcene Dunn, John Lofgren, Amanda Stutsman, Bradley Wells, Cathy Woodburn, Sara Woodburn. Top 5070 Sophomore Class: Denise Dunn, Greg Lambrecht, Sandra Murphy, Melissa Quade, Mary Kay Riewerts. Top 5070 Junior Class: Linda Cain, Brenda Edmunds, James Gray, Jennifer Miller, Glenda Murphy, Connie Shackle ford. fsrmz., '- 12 fi?-.1113 -W f' kfiK:fQ:,,'ggs3, ' mdv.Qam:f : wwe 7 f Egfr J Wi NVQ., ,if ,g A ,lgv ,LfW,, . Hu., f,:5?S?5'?.1-Q M.. K. .S-i'wrnes?f 1-Sfim - M .W ,, i' ,r .V 'ka 3:5 V4 ', 3,3 ,Q , ,X xi - :i i ti ji , Q z,,, 3' gw .P' Graduation Wi . l Eighty members of the Riverdale Senior Class of 1966 received their diplomas on June 1, 1966, in the High School Gymnasium. Assisted by Reverend Arthur Donnelly, Robert Miller, Board of Education Presi- dent, presented the graduates with their diplomas. Following the format established three years ago at Riverdale, outstanding students of the graduating class were the featured speakers at this year's commencement. Beverly Wilson, Kathy Zimmerman, and Donna Wainwright chose as their topic the poem Lives, by Henry Reed. Three types of personal lives are exposed in analogies of a field, woods, and stream, and a short speech was delivered on each of them by one of the girls. Q, 'W n as W? A I 4 I S and miles to go before I sleep 4d1fcrfisi14g L l .., l , - fi ll ang dtulenfions. Youlve successfully achieved another goal. Youlre ready to begin reaching for future successes. But . . . how do you measure success? Not with a caliper or a yardstick or a stopwatch . . . not by the acre or the ounce or the cubic foot. Success is intangible . . . it is the sum of your personal goals and aspirations, sorted into positions of relative importance. Whatever you establish as your criteria of success, you will need to exercise self discipline. Ambition alone is not enough . . . even coupled with intelligence and talent. Self discipline is essential to direct your energies and abilities into productive channels . . . to provide you with initiative and perserverance. 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