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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1968 volume:

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OO Book ll Record Book I0 Honors .............. . . . O2 Activities .......... . . . I0 Senior Section .... . . . 30 Underclassmen ..... . . . 46 Faculty ......... . . . 58 Administration. . . . . . 68 Advertising .... . . . 72 UP Cyawnb .L and Off To School 9 f 3 , af K- , , Q v eg ' , 2, Q , V . wi Wide Awake Students and Teachers Tackle Morning Classes X Giving Us a Break From Heavy Schedules an img? 5 Se ,, 5 aff s ev? 5 ilfqkqr X 8? M , ,:,, Then Lunch, . a Chance to Unwind R 13 4fxsgg,,1gg ,, XV Refreshed, We Return Qur Afternoon Classesg the Atmosphere Tingles if Q 1 ,W I KO i ith Anticipation The outer guidance office is as good a place as any to wage the battle of the sexes. The Final Bell Rings and a New Face of Riverdale ls Revealed r The Face of Riverdale in Nightime h schoo 501 l Reflected Activities Q- 4' I ai, P W ms. I ' Y, i It - 3 , W ,- A Home-work fhom wurk j, n. lessons to be studied or schoolwork to be done outside the classroom. 20 21 Homecomin the Fl 08 r and Most Exciting Our Highlights Homecoming Attendants Junior attendants: Carolyn Ditto Dave Jones Senior class float - Sophomore attendants: Jean Rice Ed Brooks MA' 'f.. . Freshmen attendants: Judy Meyer Dale Wells Community Shares Home- First prize winner Homecoming Candidates Denise Dunn and Torn DeCook in Hectic coming Week Melissa Quade and Greg Larnbrecht Sherrie Robinson and Craig Hawkins The Game and the Dance. . . cl Melissa 'D xx W tg a z,, 'e s af? Q 1 Climax an Exciting Week 28 HERE COME DA Jupgi 'HEI 56-ii? -SZ vi . . .Socittome. . .Soc Sock Hops Computerized partners at the Data Dance Let it all hang our E I i .tto me, . .Socitto me. . . and Dances K e 'M 3 ,gn J .rf .5 , 'Q f M Mgr L Refreshment time at Shamrock Shindign Hail, hail the gaUg'S 311 here Dramatic Ventures Bernardme Bernardine dramatizes the story of a gang of high school boys. The comedy centers around the efforts of the gang to help Wormy Weldy get a Saturday night date. Bernardine is the gang's ideal dream girl. After a series of experiences including the rescue of a high school girl from a town wolf, and the discovery that his Bernar- dine is his mother's best friend, Wormy realizes that he is not ready for a sophisticated dream woman. Instead, Wormy enthusiastically makes a date with Jean, the girl next door. The RHS student body acclaimed Bernardine a most successful and entertaining Riverdale dramatic venture. Girl-next-door Jean QSherrie Robinsonj finds herself unprepared to face smooth talking Dale Nitz. Where's Wormy? Miss Fisher making preparations, in- cluding moving props and rehearsing trio plus one. Wormy fLouie Reilingj finds his Bernardir1e qDenise Dunnj. The Man Who Came to Dinner A piece of ice on the steps of the Stanleys results in Sheridan Whiteside's confinement in Mesalia, Ohio due to a broken hip. The Stanley's life is monopolized by selfish Whiteside. When his efficient secretary Maggie falls in love with a reporter Bert Jefferson, Sheridan summons a glamorous actress Lorraine to win the affections of the reporter. Lor- raine is almost tricked into leaving town by a tele- phone call impersonation of Lord Bottomley, Lor- raine's lover. Lorraine in revenge asks Jefferson to go away to a resort to rewrite a play. Whiteside finally attempts to undo his bad deeds. After trick- ing Lorraine into stepping into a mummy case, he ships her on an around-the-world cruise. Eventually, victorious Whiteside decides to leave in triumph af- ter having blackmailed Mr. Stanley, but slips and breaks his hip again. Ah, and here we have Louis Reiling bearing up under the demands of his role. That's Beth As hdown as the Nurse and Sherrie Robinson plays Louie's friend. Dave Ziegler, as Dr. Bradley the best horse doctor in town strikes the pose he has made famous. u 1 As if Louie hasn't enough trouble. . .Iordis And as the play ends happily Youngquist as the slightly strange ex-axe ever after Steve Battern has murderess. the situation--and Kathi Spen- cer--well in hand. ..q.-.,...-,s.- ggwfswwwww X A Variety of Special Assemblies Add Interest Tommy Lane, Singer David Vanlioevering, Swiss Bell Ringer Bret Kowalski, Trampoline Expert Chuck Naidl, Reptile Farmer Dr. L. Trairs, Crime Prevention Jesse Nance, Nuclear Physicist Senior Bandsman of the Year, Melissa Quade, directs the band in their final concert number of the season. Band Express Through Musi Choral and Concerts Beauty Dr. Martin Luthe King, Jr. I929-I968 Sometimes We Americans Must Stop to Wonder Whether Peace Can Ultimately Triumph Qver Violence. Sen.RobertF. Kennedy I925-I968 at the hand of an assassin A Very Banquet Outstanding Special io Honor Xthletes Prom Involves Preparation, an X , zA:,,w?i , ' in , ' ir .Z -' Tons of A Preparation Junior-Senior Prom QQ 9 99 Daisies Won t Tell 'g'f L' -kh.. N , , .-', fju, yiisss, 7 A 4 -Eixgx ..' E iw at Least Not in the SKI-HI Ballroom . ,J , 5 XX NX if The I Class Nig PRESENTING THE SENIOR CLASS GIFT Mr. Deines and David Ziegler Fwy.. JUNIOR MARSHALLS George Wainwright and Arlan Cox h U25 ONG zible Dream Activities PASSING THE TORCH OF KNOWLEDGE Robert Black and David Ziegler fri READING THE CLASS WILL Jordis Youngquist and Mary Kay Riewerts Baccalaureate Services May 26, I968 hn E. Finney We Call It the Big Day, and We Remember Days Past, and Wonder About Days to Come. Mary Kay Riewerts and Greg Lambrecht speak to their fellow graduates Ta .ad QQ 9 1' Tassels, and Tears , ot the End, ly the Beginning. . . To dream The impossible dream, To fight The unbeatable foe, To bear With unbearable sorrow, To run Where the brave dare not go. To right The unrightable wrong, To love Pure and chaste from afar, To try When your arms are too weary. To reach The unreachable stars. This is my quest, To follow that star, No matter how hopeless No matter how farg To fight for the right, Without question or pause, To be willing to march into Hell for a heavenly cause! And I know if l'll only be true To this glorious quest, That my heart will lie peaceful and calm When I'm laid to my rest, And the world Will be better for this, That one man Scorned and covered with scars, Still Strove With his last ounce of courage TO REACH THE UNREACHABLE STARS. 16,1 ,vw-4' 2 2' E oot it NM E T 4 M I , ' 'sm 1 rw - M ATHLETICS Reflect the Face of Riverdale Growing Through Competition f In . ..:,,, ,,. W ., K ff 1 1 , i 1 1 4 i . , I 1 . . 3 -..-,-- W-mm-vlqmmm A 1 FQOTBALL I F 56 Crispness in the Autumn Airg A Cheer From the Crowd and a Blare From a Trumpet A Shout of Gridiron Aetiong- FOGTBALL hits the Riverdale Scene if? 5 1g S1 S I N Q if SE J C if ,L Y ,A ,1 sfif5'??5. L. S wgiziwggxiguw , M, , K 5. Q ,L :H uri: K Nm' 5 K f Ai-,.7,,fQ1 ': ::15s:.' . .- ' 5, 'f575? S3'f 1. z W F . .. ,, , ,, K W 1552, 4 , K 1341 Q , ,gh gil 591, ,Q X is W W ins I g ff P , Action. . . Excitement. . Heartbreak of De Joy of Victory. . B h ts beyond the extended reach player. BAS KH Eeat. . . TB LL Coach Brinkmeier encouragesg Battem plays despite injury Wi - .M Sidlinger tips it in x a Riverdale Wrestling- Our Finest Years Northwest Holiday Champss Todd Nicholson after a conference y Coach Lancaster and Paul Riewerts I Dave Allen gets a pin Q 5 Tourney Illowa Conference Jim Wainwright gets a winner's cheer A Champsg Tom Vanlerberghe f Hawkins and Nicholson District Winners Nicholson on to State. 5 5 2 2 Q I I 66 TRACK What Is Track? Track Is Sawdust, Cinders, White Socks, and Sweat. A Ii 1, gf 'K Track queen Melissa Quade Escort Steve Battern N In the o We Trave of Paths Pursuit Knowledge Variety X, 5' With Good T Techniques, He Teaching Ma Diligent Wor eaching pful rerials, and oy Students 'Xcademics Some Alive 4 w 1 3 Lx 2 , , i Q Q 77 Have You Ever Been in a School Play, . . . Attended a Football Game. . . or a Wrestling Meetg . . . the Band Rehearsing, . . . . . Have You Ever Watched a Pep Assembly Skit. . . . Have You Ever Worked Hard on a Special Project? . . . or the Girl Who Picks Llp Attendance . Slipsg . . Have You Ever Voted in a Class Electiong. . V 0 . Have You Ever Bought Brownies at 3 Bake Sale or a Yearbook? r These Are Riverdale Activities We Have A for Sports , ,Mmwffm for G. A. A., Top G.A. A. Bowling Awards: Carole Wake, firstg Sara Woodburn, secondg Sherrie Robinson, thirdg Sherrie Robinson also received her second state letter and for Music Mary Kay Riewerts gets special recognition for most accu mulated points in Band and Chorus. We Had an Assembly to Induct Honor Society Members, and One to Sell Slaves. db RIVERDALE'S FIRST GOLF TEAM We Begin New Activities for Fun, and We Try New Activities for Valuable Experience A Crab-Soccer Champion, At Riverdale You Can Be a Cheerleader, 2 A ' a Somebody's Friend. 3? Q 5433, NS N., Nw i V1 Becky Wagner from Rocky High gets a taste of Riverda1e's at mosphere on Student Council Visitation Day. and We Remember Our Mothers. t We Have Visitors We Attend Class Meetings, Go Bowling, Try Cut for Majo and Win We Help and We Make Yearbooks When We're Needed There Are AAany Faces of Riverdale- Thes ,,...M ,N 7.'I..:T'x. pwmsnn re Some- swf i nf' Q A DRWER EDUCATSON wc wif b Ther s Are Many More, and Each One Is Different. Yet, Sometimes You Can See That We All Form One Face The Face of Riverdale '04, Qf Wjzriw-'-. 1 ff , vga, . y f ri i ff' ff .. 1 ' gf A '- ' Wi l V ,,. ,.vV i i i S A V ,X fl The 1968 Rambler is dedicated to girl: Riverdale, the face of Riverdale as we have known it. Riverdale is now undergoing- a dramatic changeg a new era has begun for our school. A part of Riverdale - the old setting and the atmosphere - will be lost forever. Yet the old Riverdale - our Riverdale - will live in the memories of the faculty and students who were here . BQQK TW0 Records Book ,f J , WK g A- ,: . H ,:,gK..- o f AJ gn: - x Faces of Riverdale Honors D. A. R. AWARD Mary K. Riewerts TOP TEN PERCENT Sitting: Melissa Quade, Denise Dunn, Sandy Murphy, Mary Kay Rie wertsg Standing: Greg Lambrecht, Bob Stone, Terry Mullery. American Legion Awards Mary Kay Riewerts Greg Lambrecht Other Awards: English Award Other Awards: Math Award Riverdale High School Scholarship Robert Miller Scholarship F, T. A. Scholarship V A 'v , uw f ,X 5 if 0 fl, H, DeKalb Award Betty Crocker Award Chuck Kessler Carolyn Ricketts Drama Awards Jordis Youngquist :SL Louie Reiling Other awards: Jordis-- Illinois State Scholarship and Playcrafters' Theatre Scholarshipg Louie-- Special Education Scholarship. P. T. A. Scholarship Melissa Quade I' John Phillip Sousa Award James Sallows Qther Senior Scholarships Mary Kay Riewerts-- F. T. A. Scholarship, Riverdale High School Scholarshipg Greg Lambrecht- Robert E. Miller Scholarshipg Bob Stone-- Blackhawk Board Scholarshipg Melissa Quade-- P. T. A. Scholarshipg Sandy Murphy-- Illinois Teacher Education Scholar- shipg Louie Reiling-- Special Education Scholarshipg Iordis Youngquist-- Playcrafters' Theatre Scholarship, Illinois State Scholarshipg David Ziegler- Illinois State Scholarship, Illinois Teacher Education Scholarshipg Torn VanLerberghe-- Illinois Teacher Education Scholarshipg Dale Bridge-- Illinois State Scholarshipg Paul Kouski-- Honorary Illinois State Scholarship. Q' i Honors Not Pictured Four Year Academic Awards Mary Kay Riewerts - English Greg Lambrecht - Math Larry Toppert - Social Studies Tom VanLerberghe - Science Special Underclassmen Awards: Freshmen-- Penney Fillmer, biological science, social studies, top 570, Roger Runnow-- biological science, mathematics, top 570g Kris Zimmerman--English, first year Spanish, top 5705 Randy Kincaid-- Englishg Robert Black--Mathematics, top 570, Mark Gnatovich-- social studies, Vicki Schwenneker-- top 570g Sophomores: Sandra Bridge-- English, social studies, Robert Gi1lespie-- chemical science, French, top 5703 Marilee Craig-- English, top 570, Tom Pettit-- mathematics, Scott Wilson-- mathematics, David Rabe-- chemical scienceg Joel Deines-- social studies, Gary Lambrecht-- second year Spanish, Wendy Dearth-- top 570, Connie Jones-- top 570g Ben Sims-- top 570, Frances Smith-- top 570, Juniors: Teresa Deines-- English, mathematics, third year Spanish, top 570, Darcene Dunn-- English, shorthand, top 570g John Lofgren-- physical science, social studies, top 570, Sara Woodburn-- English, top 570g Cheryl Waldron-- mathematics, David Craig-- social studies, Carolyn Ditto-- top 570. Senior Honors Mary Kay Riewerts - American Legion, Top 1070 Greg Lambrecht - American Legion, Top 1070 Bob Stone - American Legion Runner- Up, Physical Science Award, Top 1070 Terry Mullery - Top 1070 Sandy Murphy - Top 1070 Melissa Quade - Top 1070 Denise Dunn - American Legion Runner-Up, Secretarial Science, Top 1070 Chuck Kessler - DeKalb Award Carolyn Ricketts - Betty Crocker Award Jim Sallows - John Phillip Sousa Award Louie Reiling - Drama Award Jordis Youngquist - Drama Award L I967 Homecoming King and Queen mbrecht XL Meh Q d 7 R' 531811 A X , . r Y' gshiirit Homecoming Attendants Track Queen and ESCOI1 Robtnson Denlse Dunn Tom DeCook Cralg Haw TRACK QUEEN AND ESCORT Melissa Quade 81 Steve Battern Class Night Court ehssa Quade and Sherue Robtnson attendants Robtn Henyan 1967 Queeng Queen Denise Dunn and Kmg Wayne Oney Pat l968 Class Night King and Queen 108 D D nn 85 Way O y SPEAKER: Chuck Walker of St. Louis Cardinals Awards t aaaaaaaaa aa F Howard Tyler -- Most Improved in Basketball James Sallows -- Sportsmanship in Wrestling Steve Battern -- Most valuable in Basket- ball, Illowa Conference First Team, High Point Man in Track Paul Kouski -- Most Improved in Football Tom DeCook -- Best Defensive Blocker, All lllowa Conference First Team Craig Hawkins -- Most Valuable in Foot- ball, Most Valuable in Wrestling Not Pictured: Greg Lambrecht -- Basketball Team Captain Wayne Oney -- Highest Free Throw Percentage i -s........,uuq Yearbook v lst row: D. Arnold, S. Robinson, J. Youngquist, M. Riewerts, D. Dunn, J. Long, D. Ziegler, Mr. DeGrande, Yearbook Advisor, 2nd row: J. Franks, J. Wilson, A. Struss, L. McLane, D. Dunn, D. Deines, K. Spencer, P. Ziegler, K. Shetler, C. Ensey, 3rd row: D. Bridge, C. Wake, R. Williams, K. Wake, S. Murphy, V. Meyer, D. Engebretson, M. Lang, B. Johnsen, D. Bennett, T. Mullery. Student Council lst row: P. Ziegler, J. Meyer, M. Frits, B. Spencerg 2nd row: Mr. Snook, Advisor, M. Riewerts, S. Robinson, D. Bennett, J. Lambrecht, D. Ziegler, C. Ensey, T. Pettit, J. Mathewsg4tl'1 row: S. Battern, G. Lambrechtg Absent: C. DeCook, C. Ditto, B. Black, J. VanDeVoorde. .. f ...nsww . wwf.-.ff ms-ir i-is Q- W , iff f - gil- my-.i,.k,,aM K fl ' iw- n , mt V - National Honor Society Bottom row: G. Lambrecht, S, Woodburn, T. Deines, S. Murphy, C. Ditto, L. Downing, M. Riewertsg Row 2: T. Mullery, M. Stutsman, D, Macik, C. Woodburn, D. Dunn, S. Ruhnow, D. Ziegler, Row 3: D. Dunn, B, Stone, T VanLerberghe, D. Bridge, K. Hamilton, J. Lofgren, J. Mathews, L. Toppert, M. Quade. Modern Music Masters Bottom row: M. Riewerts, M. Quade, S. Murphy, Row 2: C. Ensey, D. Ziegler, Row 3: Mr. J. I-iartkop. G. A. A. Floor: P. Ziegler, D, Hawkinsg lst row: R. Robinson, D. Engebretson, D. Bennett, S. Woodburn, M. Quade, M. Macik, Miss Frank, L. McLane, D. Palmer, J. Orr, C. Woodburn, J. Meyer, 2nd row: D. Dunn, C. Wake, S. Murphy, D. Bennett, S. Ruhnow, C. Woodburn, S. Swanson, C. Carpenter, V. Schwenneker, B. Ashdown, D. Starnes, D. Osborn, L. Arnold, 3rd row: K. Wake, J. McClelland, B. Feaster, D. Osmeyer, T, Rogers, D. Grif- fin, J. McLane, L. Sterling, S. Ganahl, F. Smith, D. Theriot, J. Rice, S. Frits, M. Langg 4th row: K. Spencer, V. Meyer, P. Carlson, D. Stone, B. Spencer, A. Klavon, B. Wake, M. Frirs, A. Nickerson, J. VanDeVoorde, D. Dunn, D. Dillin, P. Goodwin, P. Vickroyg 5th row: C. Jones, S. Mathews, K. Zimmerman, J. Struss, P. Branden- burg, L. Downing, M. Payne, R. McRell, N. Lamb, N. Kline, V. Horton, B. Payne. Pep Club lst row: B. Wake, D. Palmer, A. Struss, K. Zimmerman, S. Mathews, B. Spencer, L. McLane, M. Quade, J. McLane, D. Sterling, V. Schwenneker, D. Hawkins, C. Carlson, P. Thompson, 2nd row, B. Feaster, D. Macik, D. Dunn, C. Jones, J. Wilson, C, Searle, A. Gasaway, B. Wiersema, K. Spencer, J. VanDeVoorde, S. Swanson, A. Klavon, Miss Frankg 3rd row: R. Williams, S. Woodburn, P. Ziegler, J. Meyer, D. Bennett, F. Smith, C, Wake, T. Deines, D. Bennett, D. Osmeyer, M. Frits, S. Frits, D. Griffin, J. Orr, 4th row: D. Dunn, L. Britt, A. Nicker- son, S. Simpson, S. Wilson, G. Lambrecht, K. Smith, R. Searle, J. Deines, G. Lambrecht, B. Wells, R. Henricks P. Jackson, T. Pettit. Drama Club Bottom row: P. Fillmer, R. Cathoir, M. Rotz, C. Berfield, M. Lang, L. Rogers, Miss Fisher, sponsor, K. Spencer, H. Tyler, C. Carpenter, S. Robinson, C. Woodburn, Row 2: D. Hawkins, N. Lamb, D. Be Vanlrlyfte, P. Goard, M. Riewerts, J. Wilson, A. Stmss, D. Theriot, M. Orr, W. Oney, D. Ziegler, D. T. Mullery, J. Orr, Row 3: B. Spencer, A. Klavon, D. Skelton, I. Larson, L. Carlson, R. Williams, G. wright, I. Wainwright, G. Wainwright, R. Rhode, J. Franks, D. Pearsall, D. Hess, W. Struss, D. Bridge, D. 4: K. Zimmerman, I. Van DeVoorde, D. Taylor, C. Hedeen, S. Seams, M. Gnatovich, R. Kinkade, J. Shetler, R. Ruhnow, R, Edie, J. DePauw, C. Palm, S. Woodburn, J, Rice, B. Payne, Top Row: T. Rogers, P. Goodwin, B. Ashdown, T. Pettit, D. Osmeyer, S. Wilson, G. Wisely, J. Struss, D. Dunn, P. Ziegler, F. Smith, C. Jones, C. Woodburn, S. Ruhnow. Spanish Club Bottom row: R. McRell, K. Wake, D. Osborn, J. Ricep Row 2: J. McClelland, S. Bridge, C. Carpenter, Mrs. Doreste, sponsor, E. Harringtong Top Row: I. Meyer, D. Bennett, S. Wilson, G. Lambrecht, D. Pearsall, C. Palm. L. Reiling, nnett, S. Arnold, Wain- Dunn, Row Ditto, L. P. Vickroy M. Frits, Librarians Bottom row: R. McKitrick, L. Arnold, B. Hess, Miss Davis, Sponsor, D. Hess, I. Ditto, D. Wiselyg Top row: P. Goodwin, P. Goard, K. Shimkus, B. Struss, L. Logan. Ind ustrialists Bottom row: L. Logan, R. Roden, J. Verbeckmoes, D. Hess, B. Green, Mr. Bell, Sponsor, Top row: M. O'Hara D. Bridge, G. Hast, P. Bennett. F. N. A. First row: C. Berfield, B. Hess, P. Vickroy, S. Bridge, J. VandeVoorde, Second row: F. Smith, S. Frits, B. Payne C. Jones, D. Stone, D. Wassell, A AA... .lmm ...L ALL... F. F. A. First row: M. O'Hara, J. Loontjens, F. Johnson, G. Heiney, Mr. Gillespie, Second row: T. Birmingham, D. Hess, B. Pearce, D. Pearsall, T. McRe11, M. Kruckenberg, J. Salaens, R. Mittong Third row: K. Wainwright, S. Andrew, M. Johnson, K. Lofgren. F. H. A. Bottom: S. Robinson, S. Murphy, D. Engebretson, D. Macik, D. Osborne, A. Struss, D. Dunn, K. Dhoogeg Top row: G. Vickroy, C. Carlson, J. Meyer, D. Hawkins, B. Hogren, K. Smith, L. Sterling, S. Ganhal, K. Shimkus, I. Loontjens, S. VanHyfte, B. Payne, P. Goard, P. Smith, J. Wilson, L. Arnold. l P F. T. A. Bottom row: D. Dunn, K. Spencer, S. Murphy, Mr. Whitsitt, S. Woodburn, C. Woodburn, D. Bennett, Second row: N. Kline, S. Vannyfte, R. Cathoir, J. McLe11and, P. Fillmer, S. Bridge, M. Craig, M. A. Payneg Top row: B. Feaster, D. Theriot, V. Horton, L. Downing, P. Ziegler, M. K. Riewarts, R. A. McRell, D. Ziegler. 116 xi Mixed Chorus Bottom row: R. Leighty, R. Wright, R. Hungate, S. Youngquist, R. Edie, B. McLaughlin, Row 2: P. Smith, B. Spencer, M. Rotz, M. Craig, S. Whiteside, K. Smith, C. Searl, I. Larson, A. Klavon, C. Carlson, C. Wake, D. Ricketts, M. Frits, F. Smith, Row 3: K. Shimkus, C. Jones, R. Searl, B. Wake, S. Ganahl, B. Wiersema, A. Gasaway, M. Riewerts, K. Spencer, S. Swanson, C. Woodburn, D. Dunn, C. Waldron, C. Ricketts, J. VanDe- Voorde, D. Bennett, Row 41 M. Payne, D. Palmer, S, Ruhnow, T. Deines, G. Vickroy, K. Ouradnik, S. Ensey, J. Deines, S. Simpson, C. Roden, J. DePauw, L. Shetler, S. Sims, J. Franks, P. Riewertsg Row 5: C. Palm, K. Wala, R. Rhode, K. Wainwright, B. Sims, D. Allen, S. Wilson, E. Youngquist, P. Jackson, J. Mathews, G. Lam- brecht, B. Wells, B. Hendricks, T. Pettit. L., Girls' Glee Club Top row: N. Kline, B. Ashdown, P. Fillmer, B. Rogers, D. Minge, C. Woodburn, B. Payne, D. Dillon, Bottom row: M. Rotz, R. Cathoir, M. Minge, M. Rude, R. McKitrick, C. Bula, B. Feaster, S. Mathews, E. Harrington. Band Officers Jim Sallows, senior represen tativeg Melissa Quade, presi dentg Glenn Heiney, vice- presidentgMr. Hartkop. ab sent: Sandy Murphy, secre- tary-treasurer. irst row: M. Quade, B. Brown, C. Hamilton, J. Wilson, J. Rice, A. Fenno, A. Strussg Second row: M. K. Riewerts, . Engebretson, S. Murphy, T. Deines, D. Dunn, M. Stutsman, B. McLaughlin, C. Enseyg Third row: J. Youngquist, . Berfield, S. Ensey, C. Ricketts, E. Youngquist, D. Theriot, R. Rhodes, K. Wala, S. Edmonds, J. Mathews, I.. hetler, D. Osmeyer, F. Smith, J. Larson, Fourth row: K. Saddoris, C. Bula, D. Sims, K. Lofgren, M. Kruckenberg, . Cathoir, J. Sallows, G. Heiney, L. Kline, S. Van Hyfte, S. Simpson, J. Pearsall, L. Reiling, D. Osborne, D, Zieg er, S. Sims, B. Struss, D. Poel, B. Lee, 1. Lofgren, Back row: Mr. Hartkop, director, R. Williams, T. Ganahl, G. owers, G. Hast, T. Berfield, J. Shurts, G. Roberts, S. Frits, K. Spencer, K. Larson. Riverdale Senior High Concert Band Bottom row: C. Earhart, M. Piatt, R. LaMar, C. Hawkins, M. Orr, T. Palm, D. DeShazierg Row 2: D Bennett A. Vroman, J, Mathews, F. Johnsen, L. Reiling, G. Wainwright, G. Wainwright, D. VerCautren, D. Wells L Strussg Top row: Coach Snook, J. Sallows, G. Lambrecht, D. Nitz, B. Sidlinger, S. Battern, T. DeCook L Top pert, H. Tyler, P. Kouski, T. Nicholson, Coach Knight. Team Prophetstown DeWitt Morrison Newman North Scott St. Mary's Fulton Savanna Aquin C Freeportj l967-68 Varsity Football SEA SON 'S RECORD Riverdale Opponent 26 0 0 21 0 26 7 20 14 38 13 22 19 9 0 13 12 13 Wins: 2 Losses: '7 Team Captains: Tom DeCook Craig Hawkins Bottom row J VanDeVoorde S Kouski W Downing W Hemm, S. Sheldon, S. Youngquist,J Lavrne G Bowers E Brooks Row 2 C Palm M Snelling M Chapman, L. Stickler, D. Skelton, P. Bennett K Sidlmger D Wells M Edmunds T Pettit A Stockwell L Cutler, R. WakegRow 3: Coach Foster, G, Wisely A At kinson K Moyer S Simpson T Ganahl R Lang M Johnsen, G. Lanzen, J. Talerico, J, Nitz P Jackson L I967 68 Fresh Soph Football Team Pro phetstown DeWitt Morrison Newman North Scott St. Mary's Fulton Savanna Aquin fFreeportJ Team Savanna Fulton Savanna Morrison SEASON'S RECORD Riverdale 27 13 O 0 18 55 12 25 14 WiI1S: 4 Losses: 5 FRESHMEN REC ORD Riverdale 6 20 13 20 Wins: 1 Losses: 2 Ties: 1 Kneeling: I. Mathews, G. Lambrecht, W. Oney, B. Wellsg Standing: A. Cox, D. VerCautren T DeCook S Battern, H. Tyler, B, Sidlinger, L. Reiling, Coach Brinkmeier. I96 -68 Varsity Basketball SEASON'S RECORD '1 Team Riverdale Opponent V Erie 5s 61 North Scott 51 62 Morrison 57 41 .3 St. Mary'sfClintonj 56 58 A V Fulton 69 58 Galva CCambridgej 61 63 Erie 67 57 Geneseo 44 71 Morrison 41 61 Newman 49 65 DeWitt 70 62 Prophetstown 75 62 Savanna 79 43 Morrison 68 56 North Scott 49 50 St. Mary's QC1intonj 94 75 Carver 39 68 Erie 68 55 Newman 53 66 Fulton 46 54 DeWitt 69 55 Savanna 73 74 East Moline 61 81 Wins: 10 Losses: 13 Bottom row J Shurts mgr B Hungate R Mrtton J Pearsall, J. Lavtne T Btrmtngham W Downrng B Sutton K Wala R Threkeld Top row Coach De Grande, B. Toppert, I Saelens A Stockwell R Lang J Nrtz M Johnson S Stmpson P Jackson J Herst J Detnes, R. Wake mgr I967 68 Fresh Soph Basketball Team Erie North Scott Morrison St. Mary's Fulton Newman DeWitt Prophetstown Savanna North Scott St. Mary's Carver Erie Newman Fulton Dewitt Savanna Morrison Kneeling: Chuck Palm, Manager Coach Lancasterg Standing: Larry Kline, Dave Allen, Paul Riewerts, Tom VanLer- berghe, Craig Hawkins, Chris Ensey, Jim Wainwright, George Wainwright, Gordy Wainwright, Tom Palm, Gary Lambrecht, Todd Nicholson l967-68 Varsity Wrestling SEASON'S RECORD Team Riverdale Opponent Erie 35 19 Geneseo 35 11 Pleasant Valley 31 18 Morrison 31 16 Prophetstown 44 6 Winola 42 8 Alleman 31 19 N'west Holiday Tournament Champions Newman 28 14 Rock Falls 19 26 North Scott 28 14 Camanche 30 13 Polo 27 17 DeWitte 18 20 Fulton 39 9 Savanna 23 21 East Moline 10 35 Illowa Tournament Champions Moline 13 32 District Tournament - 4th Place Wins - 13 Losses - 4 gf? s,-sam' S? 'fir aa- -if ,. P-Sijgi-ffwximf qg -:I Gif-fy-g f2:f5,?5?' HZVTSF515526-Li.'AQgsxYf .. 5555253-sz1i,, 1, '1 fi g, Wfawg'--w.,,,.Wg14 , f-ss .s:ggsw 5 fitazi-5551113 -A Miss?-'ai ' :w: af 1 Captains Tom VanLerberghe, Dave Allen, Craig Haw- 12 kins Bottom row: D, Wilson, S. Kouski, D. Wisely, M. Gnatovich, D. Hess, S. Ensey, M. Edmund, P. Bennett, Top row: L. Mathis, D. Jones, S. VanLerberghe, A. Atkinson, B. Lee, J. Sallows, D, Moyer, J, Goodwin, S. Sims, I967-68 Junior Varsity Wrestling Team Erie Geneseo Pleasant Valley Morrison Prophetstown Winola Alleman North Scott Camanche Polo DeWitt Fulton Savanna East Moline Moline SEASON'S RECORD Riverdale Opponent 16 35 33 19 14 29 37 10 28 6 48 7 27 23 13 3 29 18 20 11 11 24 38 15 33 16 8 37 11 35 Wins: 10 Losses: 5 Kneeling: J. Ditto, J. Goodwin, R. Ruhnow, C. Earhart, A. Stockwell, J. Heist, M. Edmunds, D. Pearsallg Stand ing: Coach Brinkmeier, R. Wake, Manager, D. Dent, R. Fiems, T. Nicholson, S. Battern, M. Johnson, J. Taleri co, M. H'Hara, Coach Foster. Broken Track Records Y' . Shot Put - Steve Battern - 46'1 1f4 Bd. Jump - J. C. Ditto - l7'10 . Discus - Todd Nicholson - 11l'11 120 Yd. High Hurdles - Mark Johnson - 17. 5 sec. 100 Yd. Dash - Mark Johnson - 11.3 sec. High Jump - Mark Johnson - 5'8 1f2 fConference Recordp Shot Put - Todd Nicholson - 41'10 Pole Vault - Dale Wells - 9'7 880 Yd Run - J. C, Ditto - 2:20.8 sec, 440 Yd. Run. - Dave Pearsall - 57. 0 Sec. 180 Yd. Low Hurdles - Jeff Heist - 23. 1 sec. 220 Yd. Dash - Joe Talerico - 25. 0 sec. Mile Medley - Alan Stockwell, Jeff Heist, Roger Ruh- now, J. C. Ditto - 4:l5.3 min. Sprint Medley - J. C. Ditto, Mike Edmunds, Roger Ruhnow, Dave Pearsall - 1:49.3 280 High-low -Jeff Heist, Joe Talerico - 39.85 sec. Shuttle Hurdle - Mike Edmunds, Mark Johnson 400 Yd. Low Shuttle Hurdle - Jeff Heist, Joe Talerico, Mike Ed- munds, Mark Johnson 51. 6 sec. Varsity Kneeling: A. G asa- way, C. Searl, C. Wake, B. Wiersema St anding: K. Smith , R, Seari, M. Quade D. Bennett, T. Deines. Cheerleaders Fresh-Soph Kneeling: B. Spen- cer, K. Zimmerman V. Schwennekerg Standing: D. Haw- kins, J. McLane, L. Sterling, S. Mathews J V..k Q if 1 S vi, if M,....--f' r-+--1'-6 .sf f M , I K x L K 2 if if Nfflwf A mga M-'k,::.::4m: zzrsfw K . , ,.v..M..,....MW.V, ,,,..,.,i,,, n x, -WMMWQ . -f R a ZA.. , A Y . N. H --k , . , ., ,f ,, 21, New . ...,..W,f I Q, ,A ffegg W 5 jr JW j -,,,QU . w,m,Mq,..,,w..w,w-Aw .ang Q ,, ,W gM,..a.M.-.xwmfv--414-+ f..,,,-bvw- WA ' 'A : ' M 1. A LQ, M :L 591, ,:.:,v...m..f...-mg,-X L -5. 1 K ' i an-mvncv-X-iiiv., A-if 5. r 1 fgs.' I lk M lk l , 1 u K ,W ul It U f '? Q ff? 6 'H A . - .... f if' ., H f f .manners- -,A WJ . MM, wif QQ' df ,QM , ,gf -Q, XM '7' X . 4 1 Q , if A 4- gm-:fu 'if .H , ,J h,.vL.,gp5,YLM,.,, g,N1V,'1g'5gf:' K A . . -Q fv- fQ.,Qm. w- L-wfgy-may ,K Q .Y if K' , A , - -'f- 4- 4-'f . .MCR f- 1 ., W '- DRUM MAIORETTE FEATURED TWIRLER Melissa Qllade Vicki Schwenneker MAJORETTES Teresa Deines, Mindy Stutsman, Cindy DeCook, Darcene Dunn, Lora Logan, Arlene Fen no, Nancy Lamb Absent: Carole Wake, Mary Jo Lang. N A Q ,e Silk Ax fy. -o4S'1v'f. 'fa ' if-K 55 '- -4453 -' sx .5 L,-Sssfv ,jx-I r V+ 'fl .'-W -. . - F 1 'sf WH I if BEST DRESSED CUTEST COUPLE Sandy Murphy 85 Jim Wainwright Denise Dunn gc Howard Tyler ,QE r.,, M I2 Senior Extr SHYEST Nancy Alberts MOST POPULAR Melissa Quade 8L Greg Lambrecht 'im g if BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST STUDIOUS Vicki Meyer gl Tgm Deqjook Mary Kay Riewerts 8.1 Dave Ziegler ordina res BEST ATHLETES Sherrie Robinson Sz Craig Hawkins NEWEST SENIOR Don Hawley NEATEST EYES Denise Dunn 85 Tony Ber field MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED Mary Kay Riewerts Sc Greg Lambrecht 132 ,, 5 4 i 0 BEST PERSONALITY Sandy Murphy 85 Greg Vroman BEST LOOKING Linda Britt Sc Tom DeCook CLASS OFFICERS Chris Ensey, vice-presi- dentg Sherrie Robinson, NEATEST SMILE sec. -treas. 5 Dave Zieg' Debbie Macik 85 Tom Rogers ler, president More Super Seniors BEST BUILD Cathy Cutler 85 Dale Nitz CLASS CLOWNS Debbie Engebretson 85 Louie Reiling Nancy Lee Albert Ronald David Allen Stephen William Andrews HZYIHF6' was zz child Went forth every day Dean Ivan Arnold Steven Allen Battern Anthony Lee Berfield Richard Blake Bethards d Dale William Bridge And the Hrs! abject he lvokcd upan, that abject he Ifemma da Ann Britt Richard Marshall Br Jane Ann ,W Cathy Marie Cutler Ophelia Mae Daggett Thomas Maurice DeCook And that vbjwf became par! of him for the day ar zz certain David Lee Dent Kathy Ann Dhooge Robert Frederick Doyle Denise Elaine Dunn Deborah Jeanne Engebretson Christopher Lynn Ensey ,cart cf thc day cc fcr many yccznsp cr sfrctchiug cyclcs of gcc Pamela Jean Forsythe John Wayne Goodwin Myrl Craig Hawkins Frederick Searle Johnsen Charles Richard Kessler Warren Lloyd Kincaid Kilt' early Macs became par! af this child . Lyle Delavan Koonts Paul Lee Kouski Gregory Michael Lambrechr Kristina Anne Larson Craig James Leffel Joan Louise Long ,find the apple-frees covered blossoms and the fruit J h Joseph Loontjen ebra Lynn Macik th Ann McRe11 Vicki Lee Meyer Terry Jay Muilery Sandra Colleen Murphy afterward and Wand-baffles and the wmmouesf weeds by the rwut Alice Nick ale Edward da Kay Norton Wayne Dennis Oney John Bill Palm I Q ,Ami the schwlmisfress that passed on her Way in the salma! . . . Louis John Reiling rolyn Sue Ricketts Mary Kay Rlew Sherie Lee Robinson Carlos Jackson Roden II Lon Andrew Rogers Cha blanc fha aaiak laaa want fha fight bargain fha crafty lure: homas Marsha g ' h 1 erm Duane Sa d James William Sallows Richard Wayne Sheldon Kenneth Dale Shetler Ula faluilg usages the lauguagc: the cafupaug the furuifura Kathy Violet Shimk Lloyd Ed Cl h lam Franklin 1d mg LOiS A1111 Smith Robert Lyle Stone Loren Louis Struss --the yearning and swelling ncnri . . Larry Alan Topperr l , How ard Charles Tyler Theresa Elaine Van Der Eeken Michael Morice Van Lerberghe Thomas Joseph Van Lerberghe Gregory Ray Vroman U16 dvubfs of day-tim and the doubts af nigh!-time--the James William Wainwright Karen Rae Wake David Richard Wassell Jordis Kristina Younqu' David Robert Ziegler earieas Whether ahd haue Whether that which appears is sa, er rs it all flashed aaa speehs? Meer ahd ufarheh ereufdihy fast ih the streets--J they are het flashes aha speehs: what are they? Chese heearhe ,aart ef that ehihl wha ufeht ferth every day aaa wha haw yaes, aha will always ye forth eeery day. Juniors Class of '69 Class Rings, New Cars, New Classes, Prom, and Junior officers: Cindy DeCook, presiclentg Pat . . Ziegler, secretary-treasurerg Debbie Bennett, vice-president. Look at all the new class rings Smile Pretty! the Junior class float: Declaration of Windependence. -few ix wil Anna Allen Debbie Bennett Adrianne Betcher Bonnie Birmingham Cathy Bloom Patsy Brandenburg Clinton Butterfield Charlotte Carlson Linda Carlson Vicki Clemenson Allan Conrad Arlan Cox Betty Daggett David Day Cindy DeCook Teresa Deines Ray DeRiemaker Carolyn Ditto Bobbie Doss Linda Downing Darcene Dunn Chuck Earhart Sondra Edmunds Arlene Fenno Sue Ganahl Alan Gasaway Alicia Gasaway David Haak Chris Hamilton Earla Harrington Chuck Hedeen Glenn Heiney Bob Henricks Barbara Hogren Vicki Horton Juniors .Q- 5-211 .- ia 5-5: , ag , ' W, , ,.', L V my 'J-0 'B' A -, -v. f- 9 G . f , 4, 1 -. U 7 ,..- In Q 1 R511 j ,. Q R 3 J L ns? v - ' ........ ' 1 rfb K - ,V f -Mx, - ,-k Vf.., V . . f- f,.' . gr , f V Q33 ' ' - g A F- , . - . ' y 4 ---. ' 'iry -X ., , f Bk Y-.E - .. ,.., 'Q' f i , fy . L-- , .... - t 1,-. 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H-1 Q ' Q A L ' Eff W1 f A , JN :V 4 1 Bonnie Johnsen Cecelia Jones Russell Kinkade Gary Lambrecht Mary Jo Lang Joyce Lavine John Mathews Donna Maxwell Robert McKitrick Lynn McLane Debbie Minge Steve Nitz Cathy Norton Mike 0rr Doris Osborne Kim Ouradnik Tom Palm Mary Ann Payne Mike Piatt David Rabe Jim Rathburn Sue Reader Jim Reiling Delana Ricketts Shirley Ruhnow John Schaeffer Chris Seale Chris Searl Rosemary Searl Larry Shetler Kathy Smith Kathi Spencer Ardith Struss Mindy Stutsman Sally Swanson Marilyn Tabor Maureen Taber Linda Taylor Pam Thompson lane VanDeVoorde Don Vercautren Gail Vickroy Alan Vroman George Wainwright Gordy Wainwright Carole Wake Bradley K. Wells Connie Wells Doug Wells Connie West Bonnie Wiersema Linda Wilkins Rosemarie Williams Judy Wilson Cathy Woodburn Sara Woodburn Pat Ziegler JoAnne Zobrist 35 . :rf Juniors fi 5 S1 by 1 rf, A as S. . , C ,VH A A 1 , WQY, J ,yn ar Iggy, It Q:M?iZ, , 7 X fr f fa so ti ii' --' i ' f 'I i t gt, , V ' Vi A 5 J ,Kgs . ,sn A. nv we . , ,Q , ,, 5.3 5 fi H ?:' . f . Y .5 A A 'flan ks as 55522 L K N I - Q '13 T' Mr, , .5-- IW . 1 7 - ffl-51 is-H:-We 'f'-, L -. -- -- ., W , . S S, C Yi is ,K ,. X ' ig? F V ' 1.- :. - if fff ' f .Si V 'C sf' , e A - '- 5 ' . an .si 'St' .f -' ff iiliiiiar f f i? '-f'--. Q' fr' ffr'--wrt' ' :Q Absent: David Bennett Walter Coussens David Craig Robert Day Rick F ierns Dave Jones Rocky La Mar Betty Lindsey John Lofgren Paul Michaels lim Mumma Sheryl Rocker Dale Schultze Dan Stenger Cheryl Waldron Sharon Whiteside 149 Sophomores Busy Buying Class Rings, Building Floats Class of '70 Sophomore Officers: Beth Spencer, Secretary-Treasurerg Tom Pettit, Vice-Presidentg John VanDeVoorde, P Presrdent. 'V !'f,'5x-:if'j.fTi-2-57 ' - f l-V. . . Swim? I Hifi-' f ' gli'-r :- , ' --1,55 :ga,.J.,- , -31, . -my nee- my Mfr-f. -.ar sms,-sg V ff: ,, - - . . ' . . ., - at I. at , Q X ' B vs N - F'-ze? V , 23211 ' ' V -. 150 Sophomore Class Float: Head Off The Irish B 7l H-fi lf if ss ,- 1 Q, WMS .,i,i,,. S r . V uit: J? is Alan Atkinson Teresa Ayers Chris Berfield Tom Birmingham Robert Bos Gary Bowers Walter Brandt Sandra Bridge Ed Brooks Becky Brown Peggy Carlson Karen Cathcart Mike Chapman David Clark Lawrence Coussens Marilee Craig Sylvia Dagger Linda Dale Karen Davis Roy Davison Connie Dearth Wendy Dearth Joel Deines David DeShazier John Ditto Richard Doyle Steve Ensey John Franks Melinda Frits Susan Frits Richard Gall Robert Gillespie Robert Green Debbie Griffin Gary Hast Willy Hemm Elaine Ingram Pat Jackson Connie Jones Dorothea Jones Steve Killinger Annette Klavon Chuck Knapp Steve Kouski Ron Lang Sophomores ' 'fu ,Q 1- 5 M x 14 i if f f 4 Q ,. .. as fi all ,r , 5 s f 1 g K f It 'K as -1 2 wr ..,- fsigas-my 2, . ,- ' W , r ,P 'R ' X- J . awjiru, .2 r U,-if 'llfgis f . 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Greg Lanzen Jeanne Larson Ruth Leighty Robert Logan Irene Loontjens Jeri McLane Beth McLaughlin Diane McNeil Janine McWhorter Noreen Miller Rick Mitton Debbie Morgan Lanny Morrison Dan Nicholson Denise Nicholson Todd Nicholson Mike O'Hara Candee Orr Jerilyn Orr Denise Osmeyer Diana Palmer David Pearsall Jeff Pearsall Larry Perkins Mark Perrine Tom Pettit Glenda Pierce Elaine Reymer Ron Rhode Jean Rice Paul Riewarts George Roberts Kathy Rogers Teresa Rogers Mary Ann Rotz Marsha Rude Jim Saelens Jim Sample Steve Sheldon Steve Simpson Benjamin Sims Darwin Skelton Fran Smith Pam Smith Mike Snelling Karen Speckman Beth Spencer Allan Stockwell Diana Stone Janet Struss Joe Talerico Debbie Taylor Donna Theriot John VanDeVoorde Steve Verlerberghe Lyn Vermuellen Ken Wainwright Beth Wake Kurt Wala Debbie Wassell Steve Welchon Vicki Wiersema Richard Williams Dennis Wilson Scott Wilson Greg Wisely Jerry Young Ed Youngquist Sophomores rm , t D x 5 1 , . ..... . sl ','. 7' K, it .. g ' A -. f L f 3 q thit ltte f r Wi 3 1 aff Q 1 . 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L 2' V' A l : V 11 A S' 1-, n B 'serif W., lgfo W' S .,.- as , - 'W ' 11 1 Absent: Bill Carmichael John Cole Marian Dunlop Donald Hess Ken Moyer Robert Pearce Roger Remour Steve Wilson Rhonda Wright 153 Freshman officers: Judy Meyeg, secretary- treasurerg Joyce Lambrecht, vice-presi- dentg Bob Black, president. Freshmen Class of '7 I Building, Campaigning, 9 K Him ,is as Freshman float: The Ram-an Horse Q X ,A,.. , , , if - i A ' in L A 'N QQ., X W .,,.,. ,lf -s In . Q, 'QHYW if I K , ., , . J ,XM 'AA J, 4, sg ' W W Q.. N-, Linda Arnold Beth Ashdown Linda Behnke Ronald Behnke Robert Black Denise Bennett Paul Bennett Cynthia Bula Ron Carmichael Cheryl Carpenter Rita Cathoir Larry Culter Toni Dearth Joe DePauw Debra Dillin Wayne Downing Richard Edie Mike Edmunds Becky Feaster Tom Fiems Jeri Riems Penny Filmer Tom Ganahl Mark Gnatovich Pam Goard Pam Goodwin Donna Hawkins Coleen Hedeen Jeff Heist Mike Hetz Sharon Hungate Robert Hungate Debbie Jacobsen Mark Johnson Chris Kinkade Freshmen 1 if 4. 1 Q u is .?:. ff QQ '50 49 f 'Q . ali u- way, E uc, 0 4- 338 'Q iffy 11 5' R' ai: ,da ...:t,'3 'ls '-'if ...mu may ' rc-z I , at M , ,X Q R et . ,,..., ..,,, . ,,-rf if at t i . k r it or it 5 4 V-. -, tix. .1 1 ii, ,- Fl ks., M sf- za , .: . R '4 at 2 Q. nf , -W Y Di yur 3 ff ' - xiii .Mya Z'3i'?': I ' V ,, rr 'r ' ' 'B 7 ' 35 if I I ' v Y r tw . we P b r . ,Q H' it -F, ' ,w ,A . 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K K ,, 1 - a lfa, ff 1 Q 5, gl Rh' A gr 3 if l L ! .,f,, Randy Kinkade Nancy Kline Larry Kline Karen Knapp Mike Kruckenburg Nancy Lamb Joyce Lambrecht John Lavine Kathy Leffel Richard Leighty Carl Lofgren Leonard Logan Lora Logan Sheryl Lohman Julia Marchese Sharon Mathews Janet Maxwell Jill McClelland Don McKitrick Tom McRell Bryon Michaels Marilyn Minge Donna Moyer Jerry Nitz Terri Oney Cheri Ouradnik Chuck Palm Barbara Payne Dan Poel Don Price Robert Roden Bonnie Rogers Jana Rude Roger Ruhnow Karen Saddoris Daryl Schultze Gene Schupbach Vicki Schweneker Sandy Seams Richard Shetler Norma Short John Shurts Ken Sidlinger Dennis Sims Steve Sims Micheal Skelton Bertha Stanley Donna Starnes Linda Sterling Lenzy Stickler William Struss Bruce Sutton Roy Threlkeld Bob Toppert Shirley VanHyfte Paul Vaughn Joe Verbeckmoes Pam Vickroy James Vogelsang Ruth Vroman Jackie Weimer Dale Wells Gayla West Doug Wisley Coleen Woodburn Steve Youngquist Kris Zimmerman ez, . X .V - M.- .,..- Y 1 6 3 vt., , Y, S N il ' 5 , 1 ff s a Q, 5 Q sf!! '61 we Freshmen gs, f . , it A If ,LQ Q ., L- 1. sri 'ni . -w i : 'r ' ,,,, f fir Q54 f Ak - ,. W -A ir X -,t.. M .. . f ' ffl ,. f Me-:I , , X xi if-11 assists Q , ' :KU W 1 1 Engine es 'mass S 91. 15 0 E .W J sv ff! 2 G . B 5:2 H F- ' E K . A J! . .M v I 5 it Q, 9 'xx 4 E 45 , -1 'fm ww B C my , Q 4, WWF' jet ' ' . KW R M Q gl Absent: Brenda Hess Tom McKinnon Judy Meyer Ricky Wake si, ' f? X49 OQGQQ 157 English Department To fill the divergent interests and needs of stu- dents, the English program now offers a variety of one-semester courses. These courses include Busi- ness English, Composition, Creative Writing, Ad- vanced Public Speaking, American Literature, and English Literature. The emphasis in today's society upon effective written and oral communication skills prompted the adoption of such courses. Mrs. Jane Grady, B.S. English Department Head English Literature, Composition, Creative Writing Mr. Arthur DeGrande, Jr., B. A. American Literature E l' h -A - - Mr. Charles Snook, B.A. ng ls I ' IH B' IV B English II - AXLB Miss Margo Fisher, B. S. English I-A 8a B Speech, Advance Public Speaking 'T-.,,. .f - I Mrs. Dorila Doreste, Ph.D. Mrs. Lucille Andrew, MS. Spanish I, II, III Miss Linda Davis Librarian French I 8a II The school library serves as a storehouse of information which may be utilized by all high school students. The library contains worth- while classic literature, reference books, and a fund of current writings which the high school student may utilize in pursuing his studies. Fre- quent use ofthe readily available library ma- terials by a student improves his work and makes the task of studying more enjoyable. 159 Mathematics and Science Depart Mr. Patrick Grady, MST Geometry, Algebra II Trigonometry, Introductory Math Analysis l Mr. Marlin Egert, A,.B. Mathematics I The curriculum of the Math and Science Department added two new subjects: Advanced Physical Science and Introductory Math Analysis. These additions make it pos- sible for an intensive four year study program of Algebra I Algebra II, Trigonometry, and Math Analysis in the area of mathematics, and a four year program in science of Bio logy, Chemistry, Physics, and Advanced Physical Scienc This improvement in the program will give graduatin Riverdale students a strong math and science background. lTl8I1t Advanced Physical Science , Mr. Thomas Mills, B. S. Chemistry, Physics, Mrs. Carol Fletcher, B.S. Mr. Donald Traynor, B.A Biology, General Science Algebra I, General Math Mr, Jerry Lancaster, B.A. MI Maflln 53911 A B World History, American History Civics Economics American History Social Studies Department The Social Studies Department provides an in-depth coverage of the courses of Geography, World History, Government and Economics. A course in Social Studies provides the high school student with a deeper under- standing of other peoples and world conditions. Taking Social Studies makes one more aware of the world con- ditions around him. Social Studies is valuable for in- creasing one's understanding and for making a person a better citizen. Mr. Phillip Foster, B. S. x K Mr. Gene Knight, B. S. Boys' Physical Education Boys' Physical Education Miss Betty Frank, B. S. Girls' Physical Education Physical Education Department The physical education department is dedicated to give intensive physical training and to promote good sportsmanship. Both boys and girls P. E. classes partici- pated in daily exercises designed to physically con- dition them. During the year, the boys' P. E. classes participated in special intra-school athletic contests such as wrestling, basketball, volleyball and weight lifting. Physical education class participants were in- formed ofthe rules of the numerous sports in which they participated. Instructors encouraged following rules of good sportsmanship and as a result many learned how enjoyable friendly athletic activity can be. Athletics teach students valuable concepts and practices about physical exercising and major sports which help them throughout their lives. In addition to developing techniques and healthy bodies, athletic departments encourage fair play and honesty. Athletics are vital for a high school student and a strong physical education program should be a part of every high school curriculum. 163 Mrs. Anna Reed, B. S. Typing I, Business English, Record Keeping, Office Practice Mr. Robert Engh, B. S. Accounting, Shorthandl Typing I and II Commercial Industrial Mr. Phillip Foster, B. A. Architectural Drawing, Vocational Metals 164 MI, Joe Bell, B.S. Industrial Arts, Metals, Power Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing Electricity lg 7 . rlmamgm R ,R .W 'YMES Q I filvmgg 1: 'l I . l A 1 'UH were Vi ll ' fmwvosz Q 1 f .f9Qf1ifpi1fvggag!srosz my e 1fiN1AEECDl1,MEF, ' RELTSFZER, f L EF Q Inter-Related Occupations Inter-related occupations offers students in the Senior class a chance to gain on the job experience in their chosen careers. Independent Stud Program An experimental Independent Study Program was incorporated into the school's curriculum at the beginning of the second semester. This allowed students to pursue their own special interests in their various courses, l l Mr. John Hartkop, B, A. Mr, Thomas Stewart, B. A. Band Chorus, Girls Glee Club Guidance Counseling The modern high school student has many questions concerning his role in life after graduation. It is the job of the guidance department to inform high school students concerning job opportunities and the college situations. This year the Riverdale Guidance Depart- ment began individual guidance counseling sessions consisting of intense testing ofthe student to determine cessful guidance counseling in the early years of high school can provide a sound basis for a student to make wise decisions about the future. his aptitude for a certain job or future education. Suc- .H i. Mrs. Doris Rembold, B,S, Mr, James Gillespie, B. S. Home-Economics Inter-related Occupations SSTUHENT nam lv-J'2.ulr -F' we mvznmf conuumrv um msrem if eeDR'VER W HuwoA1s's --i..-......, ciii e 4 Z W ssP.ygcs 'IB' iwzl: Wk ' ,f ' Q. 545111 mir Mr. Gene Knight, B. S. Mr. Wayne Brinkmeier, Drivers' Education Drivers' Education B.S. Administration Mr. Lawrence A. Dussliere Business Manager MR. D. P. RICE Superintendent of Schools Your school has provided only an opportunity to learn. Your Principal and Teachers have been willing to assist you in this process of securing an education. We feel that you are now leaving one program of education only to enter another. Wheth- er you continue a formal education or enter the work force of our country, your education will be continuous. I would urge you to make the most of each opportunity you en- counter in the effort to lead a life of service to God, your fel- low man, your community, your nation and to yourself. Mr. Joseph M. Deines High School Principal After four years of high school, the Senior Class of 1963 has suc- cessfully completed one sequence of their education. We have tried to guide you in your education, and teach you some lessons which may be useful in your later years. At times the education process has become arduous for faculty, students, and adminis- tration alike, but more often it has been rewarding and inspiring. It is our sincere hope that with the knowledge and answers you have been given, you will be able to live wisely, serve well, and successfully lead others. Riverdale Board of Education Left to right: Mr. Benjamin Lamb, Mr. Daniel LeFever, Mr. Arnold Swanson-President, Mr. Bob Wilson, Rev Francis Guither, Mr. Lyle Dillon. Absent: Mr. Frank Egan. Mr Robert Muller The entlre faculty and student were saddened by the death early 1n the year of Mr Robert Mrller The late Mr Mrller was presldent of the school board at the t1me of hrs death In hrs admrnrstratlve pos1t1on Mr Mrller was vrtally rnterested rn lmprovlng the quahty of educatlon offered rn the school drstrrct In hrs memory a scholarshlp fund has been estab lrshed Gregory Lambrecht IS the frrst recrprent of the Robert Mrller Memortal Scholarshrp Q 4 5 WN 'Nr . . NF ,, xt 1 MRS. DOROTHY PALMER High School Secretary Mrs. Palmer, who displays the title of secretary of our school, accomplishes a small miracle dur- ing each of her working days. Whether the job is balancing financial records, mending wounds, an- swering letters, or acting as guidance counselor, Mrs. Palmer somehow survives and always with a comforting word or joyous smile. Office Helpers: Joanne Zobrist, Lynn McLane, Mary Jo Lang, Joan Long, Bonnie Johnsen, Lois Anne Smith, Arlene Fenno -o4v Mrs. Fontelle Deines, Study Hall Monitor and How Could We Manage Without. . . Mrs. Arnold Mrs. Vercautren Mrs. Mose Mr. Hank Poel Mr, Wayne Jellis OLD FARMERS 84 MERCHANTS STATE BANK Old and Sound Hillsdale Illinois Member Federal Reserve System 1903-1968 Our Sixty'-Fifth Year Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 658-2323 266 here are plans that I must draw. Then let this timid hand of mine Be guided, line for line, With that steady, certain trueness Of the Hand that planned This universe. There are materials I must choose. Then let this casual mind of mine Choose with the wisdom of the Mind That fixed the substances Of things like grass and trees And mountain peaks. There are decisions I must make. Then let me make them with that sureness That divided land and sea, And day and night, the birds that fly And beasts that roam the field. There's a determination I must have. Then let me bind myself unto such things As principles, and truth, and right With that same permanence That holds in their celestial places The sun, and stars, And all the heavens' gems. l've a future I must build. So, let me build it with such care, such tools, such wisdom, And with such a rugged firmness, That all the fiercest thrusts Of host or elements Cannot destroy it. Aye, I've a future I must build . . . Let me rise, then, to the task! -Bernard I. Patrick J OH N DE E RE Moline. llIln0lS W. xx CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1 YT it 1 It fi Q M xg? Treat the car you love to a gift from L 8. M SPEED SPECIALTIES Hurst floor shifts Tachs 8: Gauges M 8: H Tires Jahns Pistons Hedman Headers Racing gl Speed equipment Phone 755-3415 710 42 Avenue East Moline, Illinois from GOLDEN SEED CO., INC Cordova, Illinois PORT BYRON STATE BANK Established 1863-1968 105 years of service to Upper Rock Island County Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I compliments of BOB COBERT'S MEN'S WEAR Ridgewood Shopping Center East Moline, Illinois Compliments of KATELAND Phone 755-5219 3rd St. 8: Colona Ave. East Moline, Illinois When daydreams turn to , .li,e ,I thoughts of romance J l 7 remember I C' sk, i :frQ ' l ets ' , ' ' 39,- I f l 'f p W MAl.C0l.M'S -Q print , ,, I' Q, Q1 fi xl , Jewelers ,fir -K me A X f - 5 4 7 LH ll'2l X ' fri' TC ' - l ,I sPoRrsLANp, g Nc. Athletic Equipment Center ' 5310 23rd Avenue wx 4 lilrl - I i, 4. ' I 8 'S kk, fa Moline 764-7403 Gifts of Jewelry from JOSEPHSON'S Moline, Illinois if 'N 'lZv Yow CLASS OF 68 You've now passed an important milestone in preparation for adult life. Where you go from here will depend in great part upon careful planning, hard work, and a continu- ing effort to improve. Planning for the future is part of our business, too. We are continually improving our facil- ities and procedures to help assure adequate, dependable gas and electric service. BEST OF LUCK IN THE YEARS AHEAD youu for Inner living IOWL ILLINOIS Cu and Electric Company ' 1114 y ACE HARDWARE dn S I I East Moline Illinois ...gliii-5 Step in style ' - with sho e s f r o m if ORLIN'S I dkn Xxffv hx 'A'. Norlin's Shoes 1 Stores East Moline CENTRAL TRUST e SAVINGS AN giytg On jfze anim? eorneru GENESEO, ILLINOIS THE MERRY-GO-ROUND Geneseo's shop for the young junior SAMPLE PHOTO STUDIO Congratulations to the 1 ,Q class of '68 from X 1' can IN 223-3236 RosToP I X If ox kf it 63 M Port Byron, V 7 'Q by ' Illinois Silvis, Illinois Compliments of QUINN PHARMACY Walgreen Agency Hampton , Illinois PEARSALL'S Plumbing Heating and Electric T elephone Hillsdale 69 Compliments Your Chevrolet Dealer of f HILLSDALE IM PLEMENT Hillsdale, Illinois 45 WARREN'S SALES, CO. East Moline, Illinois You can trust your car to the man who Wears the star. . HARTZ TExAco STATIQN Congratulations Seniors from CITY MEAT MARKET .g' Creneseo Port Byron, Illinois Ii. I Illinois 2 ,ae KENNY'S 4 Compliments ,Q TIRE SERVICE 7: of dQ THE I LITTLE Your I-IERCULES Tire Distributor for Passenger, Truck 5' E Farm Tires SHOP 9, 4 , 9 1023 15th Ave. ig ww .1 ' Ng East Moiine, Ill. ID DAIRY DELL For the best in: soft ice cream malts sundaes french fries In 1 I-1' ifxlii' ' if P f cold drinks sandwiches . Move on down to JENSEN 's 'ii' I 1 pardner! HILLCREST COMPLIMENTS OF INC. AniReSS:13rant DAILEY MORTUARY Illinois i A place to 'meet and eat. PORT BYRON, ILLINOIS Congratulations Class of '68 I-nu. AND DELL on co. 4 ELuor's gl CAMERA u 'gi' in 7: 66 S! SHOP 3,1 Z A J Hillsdale, V '-W' Moline, I Illinois Illinois ,Q MAKE IT A DATEV East Congratulations 22 GO Mom . 1 lv:-qu: Class of I968 A M if ' 1 57 a m 'm 1 A good place to work with - mang career opportunities M REGAL Bituminous lnsurfance Companies Have a ball! LANES Congratulations to Good lui Tess of '68 graduating seniors from Q ' 0 ABLE' g J WARDS , if' 1 JEWELRY 5 N onus stone W gi East Moline if-5 ff' Buy with utmost confidence PLIMEJV lag! Geneseo Q -1 Moline x g , Port Byron I ,444 , , LOHMAN BROTHERS Q' 5 V3 -l 0 lx I I Q INSURANCEXREAL ESTATE XXX I 'VG x-K RAMBLER X SUPPORTERS Baskin Robbin's 31 Ice Cream Moline, Illinois Ben Franklin East Moline, Illinois Birley' s East Moline, Illinois The Book Store Geneseo, Illinois Brinkman Pessman Lumber Co. Port Byron, Illinois Doctor Earl Bull Port Byron, Illinois Compliments of a friend Rapids City, Illinois Dillin's Midway Service Hillsdale, Illinois Fillmer Supply Co. Hillsdale, Illinois Goldsmith ' s King Plaza, Moline Cfolfmohr Pro Shop Hampton, Illinois Hasty Tasty Food Shop Moline, Illinois Hillsdale Co-operative Elevator Co. Hillsdale, Illinois Hungate ' s Auto Service Hillsdale and Port Byron, Illinois .Tim's 66 Service Hillsdale, Illinois Kittrell Chevrolet Sz Olds Cweneseo, Illinois Klavohn Furniture Geneseo, Illinois Kneen's Gene seo , Illinois Lee's Clothing 8: Jewelry East Moline, Illinois L gr L Clothing East Moline, Illinois Mueller's Business Service Port Byron, Illinois M 81 W Shoes Geneseo, Illinois Northside Drugs Geneseo, Illinois Oney' s Service Hillsdale, Illinois Rapids City Trailor Court Rapids City, Illinois Red's Skelly Service Port Byron, Illinois Rambler Supporters Reeb's Motel and Diner Port Byron, Illinois Rhodes Royal Blue Store Port Byron, Illinois Riverview Inn Port Byron, Illinois Schweneker Sc Bos Skelgas Hillsdale, Illinois Schlegel Drug East Moline, Illinois Tanner's Grocery Hillsdale, Illinois Tony's Maid-Rite Port Byron, Illinois SENIOR RAMBLER STAFF VanDeVoorde Jewelry 1511 7th Street East Moline, Ill. 61244 Verbeckmoes Food Stores Rapids City, Illinois Wainwright's Barber Shop Port Byron, Illinois Weber's Jewelry 8a Gift Store 587-42nd Avenue East Moline, Illinois Western Auto East Moline, Illinois Willhouse Royal Blue Cordova, Illinois Editor Mary Kay Rtewerts Co editor Denise Dunn Lay out editor Jordis Youngqurst Literary editor Dave Ziegler Business manager Dean Arnold Sales manager Sherrre Robinson The 1968 Rambler Staff would llke to express its appreciation to its supporters ............--Q ............. 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