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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1976 volume:

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They ,f ., ,,,,,,, ,,f,::fW .. , ' 'fllfiqf 1 :I mf J ' J ml l lgcgl Ni X 2 f '+ Mioewmkwzs From the time the first school bus arrives in the morning until the last bus leaves at night, there is always someone in the high school office looking for some- one, needing assistance, the phone , carpenter tools or almost anything. Mr. Grady, Mrs. Dorothy Palmer and Mrs. Zoe Clendenen keep the office running smoothly with help from Jane Crayton, Diane Smith, Su Jackson, Theresa Donder, Sue McGeehon, Rhonda Nightengale, and Machel Ballard . Ms. Rhea Werts and Mr. Jim Bodine have their hands full with scheduling problems, arranging scholarships and college plans, and suggesting career opportuni- ties. Mrs. La Ree Simpson keeps track of the records for the coun- selors. Office 7 p J' 1 la. a..-. 3-.... r 5: E 2' ,,. 0-..,-5 il . il Cooks: left to right, Mrs. Logsdon, Mrs. Fenno, Mrs. Schultze, Mrs. Lafever, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Dits- worth . PPIISOIMAJ The hard working personnel are all a part of keeping this school a school to be proud of. These are the people who perform the behind the scene tasks that help make our school an enjoya- ble place to be in. The personnel include: Bus Maintenance: Dan Kennedy. Janitors Bill Nicholson, Stella Marten, Martin Ropp, Al Leeser, Cafeteria Monitor: Sharon Rie- werts. J no f ' r Q 9-S tw . 3 . X 'R W Q .. WN qw. sf -1 -It ,s :ma f t as .mf is t-.., I. A s 'U u , .r Q u 0 iw f I3 9 :P Y X 8 Q , tim as fwfr 40: Vw f gp , 1, nu. 4 , ff itll That's how I would do it. I-Iowa!-3.0 In the Home Economics department Miss McFadden and Mrs. Kertz teach girls and boys to do such things as cook , sew and numerous other things. Mrs. Kertz teaches Introduction to Food Services. Miss McFadden teaches Bachelor Living, Begin- ning Clothing for Wage Earning, Introduction to Personal and Pub lic Services and Married Life. ,, , .,357,...W M,-fs wg' X t fi.. W K f 1 ft? ffif' i I C, f 4. eff? .r. t ,ul 1 -,ru WV71 4 i .Q if'r I I I+ ea. ' ', ' ff I ' r-' f ' f 'k,' dw ,' . ' ., QTL' -1 ,W You old sew and sew. Eat your heart out. All it needs is black birds. Home Ec 9 Mr. Be1l's talents were spread out in many different courses. He taught such diversified subjects as metals, two electronics and two electricity classes, drafting, auto mechanics, and three power mechanics classes. Another first this year was the number of girls enrolled in I.A . classes. This year five girls were enrolled in electricity and seven girls in power mechanics. mfxngg, J Industrial Arts - 10 Y-uf ,. A J , I Z 5 1,914-,fx W Al Davis, our illustrious art teacher, once again succeeded in enlightening the Riverdale stu- dents with sculpture, ceramics, painting, and jewelry making, just to name a few. Mr. Davis took a leave of absence at the semester. Mr. John Tadlock of Clinton, Iowa replaced him with plans basi- cally to keep the same schedule. 3-D classes did sculpturing, ceramics, and jewelry making. Photography made an animated movie and Drawing classes did some painting and printing. Business Business this year was taught by two teachers one who was new to the Riverdale Faculty. Miss Freece, our new business teacher, taught Typing and Office Practice. Mrs. Thode, our other business instructor taught Shorthand and Introduction to Business . ffm., mm Q . Q l , . :ge my xr 2 n 1 +uq5g,u Business- 12 N., M, ,-gy 'New' N, ' ,rf-wa M f fl'1 'V 5 i Q.' 2 'LAVV' t E 1 Mathematics was taught by three teachers this year. Sharing these duties were Miss Strunk, Mr. Parker, and Mr. Oltman. A new course was introduced this year explaining the Metric Sys- tem . This course was taught by Miss Strunk. Math- 13 Students with special learning difficulties get help from Mr. Robinson in Riverda1e's learning center. These students contrib- uted much by helping out around the school. The library is a quiet place for students to go to relax or study. The librarian, Miss Spratt, her secretary, Mrs. DeCap, and a few student helpers work hard to make the library an orderly place to get some work done. LV y l my f ,y M -ft lx I ff! - O0 ' ix . R 7' ' s 'M' 1 xg 'k'l: ... ,.,,M l 't ilvnql Fisk Helpers English helps students express their feelings about the world around them in an interesting manner. In their English classes, students learn to enjoy reading, an essential for learning. English helps a students vocabulary increase. Riverdale High School has four English teachers: Mrs. Grady, the head of the department, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Lenski and Mrs. Kindschuh. Mrs. Grady teaches Individual- ized Reading, Composition, Standard English, Creative Writ- ing, General English 9 , and Brit- ish Literature. Mrs. Knight teaches American Literature, English 10, Compos- ition, lournalism and quarter courses. Mrs. Lenski teaches General English 10, Mythology, Wild West, Sports Literature and Cycles of Life. Mrs. Kindschuh teaches Eng- lish 9 , Science Fiction, Bible Literature, Human Struggle with Good and Evil and Yearbook. M, f'31aW 5 Z 1 I L REWARD I L5 1 g awtsfstw tg tg- English-15 Screws, Despite a few mutilated cats and some accidental hydrogen explosions and several exasperat ing experiments, the classes went well and teachers and stu- dents survived . Science teaching duties were shared by three teachers this year. Mr. Kinkead taught Advanced Biology and Biology. Mr. Mills taught General Sci- ence, Chemistry, Physics and Advanced Physics. Mr. Oltman taught General Science. Dfdvwds Mr. Brinkmeier kept his Driv er's Ed . students in hand by expressing the importance of courteous and safe driving. But behind the wheel, it's Do as I say, not as I do! rg ny! , 5 .. 1 -M Q H -if ww: , ere Drivers Ed ! Science 17 Bags' P.E. The boys are very helpful in teaching the girls the techniques of the co-ed sports this year. They have more time to perfect each sport since classes have changed to five days a week. Mr. Lancaster and Mr. Camp- bell share classes with Coach Nelson and his student teacher, John Dergo . jf 1' h ' h X Ir . ,,,V , ,,, eg' TQ ssh t so hhsh r Q NU' 1' 4 . L'-' -' 4? V P E.-18 i ' g i Y , x ' if if y r r 3-3 7 as , -vi. I f. if Q :O 1 .J Nm, IRI!- X i GMS' P.E. Mrs. Kertz has joined Miss Frank in teaching P.E. since this year classes meet every day. We now have many more courses to choose from such as: Weight training, water safety, jazz dancing and outdoor educa- tion . .AS- P.E Riverdale's History Department has three teachers. Mr. Watson teaches Federal Constitution, Population Problems , Sociology , Civil War, Current Affairs, Life Span, Comparative Social Sys- tems, Political Parties, and Law Enforcement. Mr. Michel teaches Current Affairs, Illinois History, Life Span, Colonialism and the American Revolution, 20's and 3O's, Psychology, Mid- dle East, Modern Europe, and Working Man in America . And Mr. Lancaster instructs Practical Law, History of the American West, History of Music, Far East, Urban Affairs, New Model Me , Criminal Law, and Ancient Civ- ilization. Social Studies - 20 cw-mum, Registration for students means signing up for classes you want, need, or have to take because it's the only one open. It also means frustration, total schedul- ing chaos, and only a couple hours of school! For teachers, however, it's a long hard day filled with stu- dents' scheduling problems, con- fusion, and their ever faithful coffee cup. Registration 21 Y! 11 This year's Drama Depart- ment, directed by Gloria Thode , presented Neil Simon's play, Plaza Suite , as its fall pro- duction. Plaza Suite is a comedy set in a hotel room in New York City . It is written as three one act plays, each one completely dif- ferent than the others. Act I is about a businessman and his wife on their 28rd or 24th wedding anniversary. Act Il depicts a small town boy who hits it big in Hollywood, then returns to see his old high school sweetheart. Act Ill shows a mother and father trying their best to get their daughter out of a locked bath- room on her wedding day. 5 E a C' Plays- 22 V, sit, My fl if dc li? tim-... Z 9 . an MKS . si' .i Q rm . f, .W ,- . J ' 'I ' 5 . f a gut ,ll fig. i ff fi? 4 2 kwa .IJ ' 02732. ..:':af ' ' , h E M- ,M The cast consisted of 11 people: Peggy Depauw ------ Karen Nash Russ Trunell ---------- Sam Nash Peggy Kerr ---- ----- W aitress Tammy Egan --- ---- Miss Jean A McCormick Julia Marshall --------- Waitress Julie Lonergan ------ Muriel Fate Bill Lane -------- Jesse Kiplinger Nick Griffin ------- Bordan Eisler Bellboy Diana Ditto ----- Mimsey Hubley Betsy Reimers ---- Norma Hubley Steve Anderson ------ Roy Hubley The cast presented Mrs. Thode with a well deserved gift after the last performance. Some of the people who helped to make the play possible were: Designers of the Set, Dale Mor- gan and Jim Bodine, Heads of Crews, Set: Julie Bailey, Props and Sound Effects: Pam Martens, Lights and Publicity: Lori Hayes, Make up: Mrs. Gloria Thode, Costumes: Becky Parker. Thanks to the play crews, the audience and least to say the cast, the play was a success. Plays agp, agp, Bmw ' The 1975-76 musical was Bye Bye Birdie directed by Mr. Dale Morgan. Thanks to the band , cast and Dale, the play was a success. The musical was about a singer named Conrad Birdie who comes to Sweet Apple, Ohio to give one teen-age girl a kiss before going into the army. COMMITTEES Stage Manager -------- T. Davis Assistant Director ------- B. Lane Ticket Seller ---------- R. Pettit Lighting-C. Remour 84 C. McGee Set Design ---------- D. Morgan Make-Up D. Morgan, G. Thode Xa L. Ditto Construction Crew - D. Morgan, J. Bodine, Cast Publicity- P. DePauw, V. Volk, C. Remour, D. Tay- lor Properties ---------------- Cast Costumes ---- J. McFadden, D. Ditto, Cast Programs B. Lane, S. Anderson, P. Holt, J. Holt, V. Volk Musical- 24 1 l CAST Albert Peterson ---- David Pranks Rose Alvaiz ------ Lesa Lancaster Helen ------- Ursula Merkle Kim MacAfee Mrs. MacAfee -----Diana Taylor ------Pam Hudson ------Diana Ditto ------Julie DeCap Mr . MacAfee -------- Ed Randall Mrs . Peterson Conrad Birdie - - Hugo Peabody Margie ----------- -Debbie King -Denise Anderson Dan Michaels Penny Reiling Policeman-Reporter-Petyon Dave Earhart Mayor ------- Peter Zagliverinos Mayor's Wife ----- Besty Reimers Mrs. Merkle-Traveler ---- Peggy DePauw Randolf MacAfee ------ Larry Joy Nancy ------------ Kelly Norton Gloria Rasputin-Sad Girl-Darlene Bruner Ed Sullivan Voice --Andy Boiling Mr. Johnson-Harold Craig Russell Maude CBartenderJ-Reporter-Karl ---------------------Bill Lane Alice ------------ Tamrny Egan Harvey Johnson ---- Kevin Geiger Deborah Sue ---- Cindy Bachman Penelope ---------- Lorena Ditto Arthur ---- ----- S cott Carpenter Susie - - - ---- Cheryl Schroder Musical 25 Vu J Pwsents... i iw 'N 3 . X sv w-W5 ' l ,.-v uf- -wi- 'W as' Prom-26 ll N 1' il' Q Y EE? M54 IQD W 17 This year's Prorn was held at the Moline Elks Club. The night started out with a welcome speech made by the Jr. Class president, Kim Parien. The theme was Dream Weaver . Everyone danced to the music of the Dukes and Duchess of Rhythm . When the dance was over, every- one changed clothes and headed to Sam's Bowling Alley where the Jun- ior Parents provided a fun time of bowling, foosball, pinball, pool, pop, and pizza. On Sunday morning everyone got up bright and early and headed for the picnic spot of their choice for a day of fun and relaxation in the sun. Prom 27 A K l ai S' si Q. .x ,F X s X ws- Q S .r K Y 6 4 S Vx ff. ..,, A .A . 'I' V 2 if ' ' 7, L K X 5 A L. QNV .,,K- tix ,...,., , . . I L . 5 ' ds? kt K . S f :li 'I 3 P L in N. 1 N ' . lm -4 . Prom- 28 I .Gig , i Qpwuglifuxwulllleelw Mag1O-15 .-Q, Q IIUD3 X f f 40' Wednesday was mystery and flower day where the Student Council selects students and give clues over the P . A . system. Then the student body has to guess the mystery students. Also, Student Council made flowers so the students could buy them for their friends. Messengers deliver the flowers and recipients may pay 10:15 to discover their admirer. Thursday was supposed to be game day, but bad weather hind- ered the outside activities. Friday was slave day and the famous auction. John Dergo took the place of Red Landuit as the auctioneer. John auctioned off whipped cream pies, slaves and a few donated items. The proceeds were given to support the Ameri- can Field Service Program. 59199 Spring Fever 29 TeafuSAvwLChwus Class NIQH7 76 The crowd sat in anticipation waiting for the Seniors to make their appearance . The band started up and the Arch-Bearers came in with their arches full of flowers. This year's archbearers were: M. DeClerq, K. Moffitt, L. Wallace, D. George, M. Stockwell, L. Dopler, B. Larn- brecht, K. Parein, L. Nicholson L. Foster, D. Guinn, S. McGeehon, J. Klinge, C. Bach- man, K. VanPelt, L. Thorpe, T. Smith, D. Shadrick, J. Polak, K. Wainwright, P. Mar- tens, D. Ditto, K. Wilson, M. Ballard, D. Ayers, J. Piatt, K. Waldorf, M. Young, J. DeCap, T. Young, L. Speer, L. Hun- gate, L. Schroeder, R. Nightin- gale, Z. Mikles, C. Gonier. These girls were followed by the Marshalls, S. Anderson and K. Wainwright. Class Night - 30 7' it Awwwls There were many awards given at Classnight this year. Freshmen receiving awards were: English-R. J. Reimers, J. Wainwright: Social Studies-C. Wilson, R. I. Reimers: Math-C. Craig, K. Lindley: Biology-I. Wainwright, C. Craig: Top 570-R. Clevenger, C. Craig, K. Lindley, R. I. Reimers, T. Roeglin, J. Wain- wright, K. Wainwright. The Sophomores award winners included: English-M. Woodburn, L. Ben- der: Social Studies-R. Mumma, L. Ben- der: Math-M. Woodburn, D. Craig: Shorthand I-D. Nelson: Typing I-L. Ben- der: Top 5010-L. Bender, D. Craig, A. DeBlaey, D. Franks, J. Lonergan, T. Schroeder, P. Watson, M. Woodburn. The Juniors receiving awards this year were: English-I. Skelton, I. Pollreisz: Social Studies-M. Young, D. Eddleman: Math-L. Wainwright, J. Pollreisz: Chem- istry-S. Thompson: Physics-J. Pollreisz, R. Roeglin: Shorthand l-L. Nicholson: Typing II-L. Foster, K. Waldorf: Top 5470- R. Bridges, B. Lambrecht, J. Pollreisz, R. Roeglin, J. Skelton, S. Thompson, L. Wainwright. Many other special awards were given to the Seniors. These included: Valedic- torian-B. Plumb: Salutatorian-A. Boling: DeKalb Award-B. DePauw: General Mills -Tom Anderson: John Phillip Sousa-D. Johnson: Vocal Music-L. Lancaster: Best Actor and Actress-P. DePauw: D. Franks, D. Anderson: Art Award-R. DeShane: Most Valuable Staffer-Newspaper-A. Bol- ing, K. Davis: Yearbook-A. Riewerts: Hubert Dailey-T. Anderson: Todd Nicholson-M. Hurry: American Legion- A. Riewerts, T. Anderson, first and D. Cole, A. Boling, second. Awards 31 Ngh 32 Passing ' Following the awards Annette Riewerts gave the presentation of the class gift. The class of 1976 gave the school two flood lights to put on the Marty Nitz Memo- rial Marquee. Then Annette passed on the torch of knowledge to Ann Morthland who is the president of the class of 1980 . After the torch of knowledge Bill Lane , the student council president, traded flags with Pet- ros Zagliverinos. Petros is this year's AFS student. Then the YFU Students, Bernie Concep- cion, Stavros Karfaridis, and Ivan Yaptangco, presented flags of their countries to Riverdale High School. f f 114 2 wg ' Class Night 33 Tlwlzogalltg 51976 l l ., 1 3' The 1976 Class Night Royalty and court included left to right: Kevin Kenady, Ted Frits, Tom Anderson, King, Sheri Birmingham Queen, Su Jackson, and Denise Cole. Class Night-34 fag ff if F :fl is l v T, fi K .W 4, s N. H. ' A X R 5 5 g To become members of the A , PT' ii A National Honor Society students must possess and exhibit scholar- g ship, leadership, knowledge, service, and character through- out their years in high school. The students are chosen by the teachers, based on their score for the five characteristics. This year 10 seniors and 15 juniors were chosen as members. After the induction family and friends of the inductees enjoyed punch and cookies served by the present members of NHS. The inductees were presented with corsages and boutonnieres . Present members of NHS include Brian Plumb, Bob De Pauw, Sue Smith, Mike Mclntire, Annette Riewerts, Pam McCorkle, Tom Anderson, Peggy De Pauw. First Row, L. to R.: Peter Zagliverios, Andy Boling, Steve Karfaridis, Second Row, L. to R.: Su Jackson, Kathy Davis, Marty Hurry, Steve Davis, Cindy Reimers, Beth Black , lf? J wr .Nix Front Row L. to R.: Dave Johnson, Rob Hetz, Kris Waldorf, John Pollreisz, Second Row, L. to R.: Kathy Van Pelt, Mary Ann Stockwell, Beth Lambrecht, Trena Young, Lori Wainwright, Third Row, L. to R.: Kevin Geiger, Julie DeCap, Chris Hohenboken, Paul Klundt, Tip 1091, - Left to Right: Michel Mclntire, Pam McCork1e, Cynthia Reimers, Margret DePauw, Thomas Anderson, Andrew Boling, Brian Plumb, Annette Riewerts, Mark Tipsword. Absent: Susan Zeigler Smith Vonda Walgrave, Dave Eddleman x., Class Night-35 On June 3, 1976, at 8:00 p.m. the Senior class processed into The gym. They were a beautiful sight in their red , white , and blue gowns. The invocation and Bene- diction was given by Rev. David Peterson. Andy Boling, the Salu- tatorian gave his Senior address. Then the Valedictorian, Brian Plumb , introduced his cousin , Charlie Plumb, the author of I'M NO HERO. Everyone tried to hold back tears as they watched the Seniors Recession. WhewA Mowliimds Nomeowwfthiw ... N 4 fwxwwsmk. . .,,,, , I 5 5 . C ' I Himsdg, It ls UswQessTaQeanc5vEUswhww x 1 x -qs X P . 5 , ' , fig X QNX M f MSM Music 4 1D:j',f, 'E.,1Y', 5 gfii -J W Q has Row 1: W. Young, K. Kindelsperger, L. Ditto, L. Bull, A. Diuo, D. I-last, C. Bachman, T. Roeglin, J. Decap, G. Hull, Row 2: C Hull, T. Young, T. Bruner, P. Reiling, M. Depoorrer, T. Egan, K. Norton, C. Wilson, G. Henyan, C. Schroeder, D. Ditto, C. Michaels, Row 3: G. Knapp, C. Russell, E. Randall, G. Hunter, R. Young, D. Anderson, S. Anderson, R. Young, Q. Lonergan, K. Geiger, E. Depoorter, D. Franks, D. Wildermurh, D. Ward. Music-38 ..f s .,,, Concert Choir, Girls Glee, Chamber Choir, Music Appreci- ation, Ir. High Choir and the Spring Musical kept Mr. Dale Morgan very busy. Activities such as the Christ- mas Concert, Pops concert, and Contest meant extra work, less yelling and more throat lozenges for the students involved . Mr. Morgan commented that Girls Glee has grown this year with many new voices. Music Appreciation experimented with the elements of music and how they apply to all facets of music. lin' v-' ,ff Row 1: T. Young, M. Depoorter. L. Lancaster, D. Ditto, J. Decap, Row 2: C. Russell, S. Anderson, K. Geiger, B. Lane, D. Franks, E. Depoorter: Missing from picture: C. Hull, T. Egan, C. Bachman, G. Hull, E. Randall, D. Anderson. Row 1: K. Donder, C. Worden, C. Hull, T. Donder, M. DeClerq, D. McCool, S. Lawless, C. Borschel, C. Reymour, L. Hayes, Row 2: L. Mclntire, D. Thompson, M. DeBaillie, T. Waldron, J. Holt, I. Griffin, J. Wainwright, K. LeCleir, I. Klinge, K. Neyrinck, L. Misfeldtz Missing from picture: C. Bachman, T. Pearsall, D. McGee, P. Bradley. Music 39 JZHQBQML The 1975-'76 Riverdale High School Band, under the direction of Charles Hughes, had one of its busiest years ever. Concerts, Contests, and marching in parades made up much of the band's busy schedule . One of the most welcome activities of the year was the Pep band's great entertainment dur- ing the basketball games and wrestling meets. The fans and the team wish to express their sincere thanks to Mr. Hughes and the Band. The final school performance of the year was graduation where the band ended a fine year. iill ll ll III! n lg 1' Band-40 'f A L to R. First Row: Sue Thompson, Cindy Reimers, Julie Lonergan, Audrey Johnson, Joy VanDeVoorde, Kim Moffitt, Cindy Jackson, Deanna Craig, Sheri Schwenneker, Marilyn DeBail1ie, Sue Smith. Second Row: Julie Bailey, Joyce Pearsall, Kelly Norton, Kathy McCool, Debbie McCool, Laurie Ernst, Arlan DeB1ieck, Mike Nelson, Craig Parein, Charlie Kline. Q.,-M P' 5 af f rs, 5 in ii, Band Officers: L to R: Julia Marshall, Pon-Pom rep. , Sue Thompson, Sec-Treasurer, Sue Smith, President, Cindy Reimers, Vice President. 1g,'G..1' '.ff1.:.:f:,ff,,w.4'j ,Q jejzsr f 5,5 -:.,. 11,- f ,, ts., - : . .. ,. -s . -. 1. La Q , W, W 5-11 .ms i -5: I Vem Remour, Ken McCoo1, Rod Collins, Dan Iohnson, Dave Johnson, Dick Morthland, Russ Trunell, Kevin Engebremon. Third Row: Rhonda Ballard, Tina Horn, Lori Hayes, Gary Bos. Eddie Randall, Paul Klundt, Steve Anderson, Dick Wildermuth, Scott Griffin, Perry Larson. Band-41 AFQNFU Riverdale was host to not one but four foreign exchange stu- dents this year. Petros Zagliveri- nos from Greece who partici- pated in the A.F. S. program stayed with the Raymond Morth- land family of Cordova . Y.F.U. , a new program intro- duced to Riverdale this year, brought us Stavros Karfaridis, also from Greece , Ivan Yaptango and Bernie Concepcion, both from the Philippines. Stavros and Bernie resided with the Larry Denhardt family of Port Byron, and Ivan lived with the Marcell DePauw family of Cordova. Many new experiences were shared between the people of Riverdale and our foreign exchange students. AFS-42 if :,5,.N WS QW' Qi ... X xr ? X, Q 1 --v' N' lmtw The Inter-Related class instructed by Mr. James Gilles- pie offers a wide selection of job ,S M fwwmf-44 opportunities. Jobs include cash- iers, teachers aides, farmers, car repairmen , gas station attendants, secretaries, and bak- ers, just to name a few. Inter- Related helps the student cope with working problems that they might encounter in later life . Cameramen: Mary Jo Barker, David Franks, Diane Bolen Clubs-44 3 A R t ',mA, Q as of . . . ...st X Q S ,y Left to right, Back row: Jill Foster, Kevin Geiger, Robert Goderis, Julie DeCap, Terry Sharp, Charles Loonjens, Mike Thompson, John Pollreisz, David Franks, Rob Wisely, Leslie Jackson, Keri Wilson. From row: Mark Woodburn, Brian Barber, Arlan Deblieck, Alvin Bier. Steve Despain. Brad Kruse, Mark Griffin, Paul Melton, Greg Hunter. fn!-V. AVACV .A..,, , AG-AML?-FA Many different Ag classes were taught this year by Mr. Gillespie with emphasis on Farm and Ani- mal production. FFA engaged in many activities such as judging contests, conventions, meetings and Bicentennial projects. Vwusvtg Club This year, for the first time ever, the once known Lettermen Club was changed to The Varsity Club because of its new status of membership being both male and female . Members of the club must show good sportsmanship, participate in athletics and set a good example for other students. Club activities for the year include meetings, movies, and fund raisings. The members of the Varsity Club include: Left to Right, First Row: Lori Wainwright, Jim Borschel, Denise Anderson. Second Row: Machel Ballard . Angie Jones, Robin Tanner, Cheryl Schroeder, Third Row: Laura Foster. Keri Wilson, Julie DeCap, Kelly Norton, Betsy Reimers, Geri Hull, Fourth Row: Mark Griffin, Dave Ward, Ron Nelson, Kurt Wainwright, Marty Hurry, Chris Hohenboken, Fifth Row: Becky Roeglin. Richard Nitz, Connie Hull, Don Johnson, Robert Wisely, Jim Carr, Charlie Kline, Scott Griffin, Sixth Row: Dave Eddleman. Wayne Remour, Kevin Kenady, Bruce Hayes, Chuck McCoy, Randy Mumma, Dave Johnson, Perry Larson, Seventh Row: Tom Anderson, Mark Foster, Ted Frits, Chet McCoy, Rory Young, Jerry Clark, Rob Goderis, Mary Ann Stockwell, Eighth Row: Rob Piatt, Mike Loy , Stan Daily, Sue Jackson, Cindy Reimers. Q With a great staff this year, the RAMPAGE has consistently put out a top quality paper. Those staff members are: Editors: Andy Boling and Kris Waldorf Sports Editors: Dave Eddleman and Jim Borschel Assistant Sports Editors: Kim LeC1eir and Robert Hetz Layout Editor: Kathy Davis Assistant Layout: Cindy Gonyier Cartoonist and Reporter: Paul Klundt Photographer and Reporter: Mary Io Barker Headline Editor: Kevin Geiger Reporters: Teresa Hayes, Diane Bolen, Diana Taylor Advisor: Mrs. Knight Other reporters during the year include: Terry Bowman, Bernie Concepcion , Lesa Lancaster , Pam Martens, Christy Michels, Zonnie Mikles, Mark Tipsword , and Scott Young. egg i Rampage -46 Aaaw' 1 Q76 YQOJLIJOOIU Qtayy Win, P :JN il' , , . ,rt 4, , ...J I, -pr ' 'Z -'ls-'E F Q ,Q EL, w,,.4 XC A N ,QS S09 Q? 'T 9 33 6 E5 z fo, 5' 6- 7VlNN35'9 Editor-Annette Riewerts Asst. Editor-Lesa Lancaster Copy Editors- Sue Ziegler Peggy DePauw Finance Manager- Mary Ann Stockwell Photographers- Don Hofstetter Chris Hohenbo- ken Karen Kleich Mike Loy Staff Members Darlene Bruner Julie Klinge Denise Cole Tonya Waldron Diana Ditto Pam McCork1e Kevin Kenady Cindy Reimers Rich Nitz Gretchen Vogelsang Advisor-Mrs. Kindschuh Yearbook-47 X 'I as NX 41 me 'U as .-P Q ad , L,1L , LL,Qt This year's student council h a great start with a successful Homecoming. Their energy began to slow , so they brought something new to Riverdale, a Snow Dance . Unluckily, there was no snow . During the dance Annette Riewerts was crowned Snow Queen . Unfortunately , the Student Council was unable to organize any further activities except for a few movies and Spring Fever Week. 1 ' X E . . .:-2.11. - f' A X 4 Sitting: K. Wainwright, T. Young, C. Schroeder, A. Boling, B. Lane, L. Lancaster, B. Lambrecht, Standing: R. Mabeus, M. Van Pelt A. Wallace, C. Mc Coy, M. Stockwell, I. Borschel, R. Piatt, C. Reimers, S. Jackson, G. Hunter, M. Walgrave, B. Roeglin, Absent: I. Marshall, S. Dailey, C. Hohenboken, and Petros Zagliverinso. Student Council -48 -S P A 'k- ' ,,Q.f...e ,.,fv.:twf.11. .s...,, --. - k :- lllrtf W1 ' . K Bfaigldvliuhuwf O6vYowftg Rows The 1975 Sophomore Football squad had a successful year under the leadership of Coach Parker. Three Rams' rushers cleared the 400 yard mark. Carpenter was the leader with 479 yards in 48 41-au. attempts, nearly ten yards a OPP. RHS carry! Ruby ran for 450 yards and Fulton 6 20 a 5.4 average. Waldbusser Pleasant Valley 22 0 gained 431 yards on 82 carries. Dewitt 19 0 As a team, the Rams averaged Erie 6 20 5 .4 yards per carry. In the Sterling Newman 20 0 defensive part of the game, the Amboy 0 20 young Rams piled up 229 assists P-Town 0 30 and 103 solos. Compiling these Morrison 12 16 outstanding performances, the Savanna 22 6 young Rams ended the season as Runner-Up in the Three Rivers Conference . Front: Curt Wilson, Doug Ruby, Dan Michaels, Scott Carpenter, Jeff Waldbusser, Mike McCormick, Rich Mabeus, Dan Johnson, Ken Reveal, Second: Mark Shipman, Joe VandeVoorde, Ed Randall, Tom Jackson, Tim Kraft, Dan Wildermuth, Guy Williams, Third: Tim Cain, Marlin Walgrave, Mark Hubbard, Scott Hatfield, Randy Clevenger, Don Fox, Tony Angaran, Brook Martens, Eric Depoorter, Back: Wyatt Wanckett, Chris Bell, Rod Collins, Martin Snelling, Roger Nickerson, Curt Veryzer, Vern Remour, Greg Hunter, Kevin LeC1eir, Mgr. Tim Houzenga. 50 - Football l2.0mSQlwwimg The Riverdale Rams had a pretty even season this year but finally ended up on the top. The overall record for the season was 5-4, but the conference record was much more impressive with five wins and only two losses. The boys always put out a lot of effort, and their record shows that they worked very hard. The Rams set twenty-five school records during their second winning season in a row, and many of the players received individual awards for their excellent playing. Selected to the All Conference Team were: 1st Offensive Team-Tom Ander- son, lerry Clark, Marty Hurry, Mike Loy, 2nd Offensive Team- Chris Hohenbokeng lst Defensive I Team-Jerry Clark, 2nd Defensive Team-Tom Anderson, Bruce Hayes, Ron Nelson. Named to the All Western Illinois Team were: lst Offensive Team-Tom Ander- son, Marty Hurry, Mike Loy: 2nd Defensive Team-Jerry Clark. Lit- tle All-State Special Mention- Tom Anderson, Marty Hurry, Hon- orable Mention-Mike Loy. The Rams will lose ten seniors this year but have five returning starters on the offensive and defensive teams. This year's sen- iors are: Tom Anderson, lim Carr, Jerry Clark, Mark Foster, Marty Hurry, Don Johnson, Mike Loy, Ron Nelson, Dave Ward, Mike Mclntyre. lim Carr Mike Mclntyre Marty Hurry Don Johnson, Mike Loy, Mark Griffen, Don Loy , Perry Larson, Charlies Kline, Jim Glibertg Middle Don Lange Mgr Dave Ward Tom Anderson, Mark Foster, Mike Thompson, Chris Hohenboken, Kirk Wainwright, Doug Mathais Craig Fox Bruce Hayes Tom Clendenin, Dave Eddleman. Back: Brad Kruse, Jerry Clark, Dave Johnson, Scott Griffen, Kevin Engebretson Randy Roelin Jim Weimer Ron Nelson, Stan Dailey, Paul Melton. Football 51 Each member of the coaching staff for this year's football teams, both varsity and fresh- soph, have all had previous experience in their coaching positions except for one . This year, Mr. Campbell, a new y teacher to Riverdale acted as assistant coach to Coach Nelson , on the varsity football team. He participated in football, track, and wrestling in high school, and during his college days at the University of Northern Iowa, he also played football. Two years ago Mr. Campbell won the Gol- den Glove Award in boxing. The other football coaches were: Fresh-Soph Coach Parker, Assist- ant Coach Bell. Our coaches really know how to come up with a fantastic season. ss s f s I 1 f-i f VA L 2 58 ,A x ,, , V ,M W V7 ' QW, ft an 'Y 'E ,H 2 N? ww in f, 4 4, Football-53 The annual football banquet mmf mwu-Good! was held November 10 beginning with a potluck supper and the presentation of awards. Some of the awards presented were for: Most valuable player-Mike Loyg Best defensive player-Tom Andersong Best offensive player- Marty Hurryg Most improved- Dave Wardg Boosters' 110070 Award-Charlie Klineg Best Blocker-Jerry Clark. The banquet again brought to an end the football season with lighthearted reflections on the events of the season. 54-Football d-'k 41m,,. if Q fiii ww Hzghlfg H 4 1 975 The Friday night Homecoming football game against the Amboy Clippers truly helped make the Homecoming weekend a big suc- cess. The Riverdale Rams gave everyone a boost of spirit as they won the first Homecoming foot- ball game in six years in a 40-O decision. Helping the team keep the spirit going were the 195 Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Diane Ditto, Su Jackson, Cindy Reimers, Mary Ann Stockwell, and Trena Young. The Fresh-Soph Cheerleaders were also appreciated for their support. They are: Denise Ander- son, Becky Roeglin, Cheryl Schoeder, Ellen Thorpe, Kristie Wainwright. Homecoming 55 H The theme for the 1975 Home- coming was American Folk- lore . The activities began Thursday night with the bonfire and pep rally, which generated a lot of spirit and also a little com- petition as each class attempted to build a pyramid on the foot- ball field. The spirit continued Friday throughout the parade and onto the Victorious football game . During half -time of the Varsity game, the 1975 Homecoming King and Queen were announced . They were Denise Cole and Tom Anderson. The other Senior attendants were Su Jackson and Kevin Kennedy, Sue Ziegler and Mike Loy. Along with these were: Junior attendants-Mary Ann Stockwell and Bernie Con- cepciong Sophomore attendants- Becky Roeglin and Scott Carpen- terg Freshman attendants-Kristie Wainwright and R. J . Reimers. The Senior class float took first place with the theme The Clip- pers go down with their ship. The Football Boosters provided this years mascot, Sam the Ram, and we would like to thank them for their support. The Homecoming weekend was brought to an end Saturday night with the dance. The band Odyssey provided music for the students' enjoyment. or 'mn Pbgedf Ow The Riverdale High School Marching Rams provided the musi- cal entertainment for the parade Friday afternoon, with the Pom-Pon Girls helping to keep the beat. Dur- ing the parade each class got a chance to display their float before the public. The hard work that went into making each of these floats could be seen by looking at the fin- ished product. The memories of this Homecom- ing weekend will always be remem- bered as some of the most happy ones by the students of Riverdale High School. E 7, if , I ' 'V ' ' rf, ,Ja r, :wir S , , ,,, 1' L, V W, f ff, up i s 1 it , in , '3i'i 'jf': M' i t,+vm,-,- M, if -WM- i 4 4. A 1 :I W V 52 46 19 gui Hope. . .Dfwams. . .Desvwh . . Cowtaga. . .DiscipULw. . . ' . . .I-lwwbwofdef These were the things that made our year great. For our Seniors it was a fitting end to several years of hard work. Rams are No. One These words were from the Ram in the Three Rivers Conference wrestling team's Varsity coach, and second in the State! Also, Mr. Lancaster. Cleftj we had three state champions which is a record for our school. During the season Mr. Lancas- We have many Varsity Letter- ter experienced his 100th win as men returning next year with a a coach. He did a great job of hope of taking the state title, so coaching our guys to take second let's see lots of support! Hey, let go of my foot! ,m,, ,,,, 131312 Ml? :iw I ,, W, ,. ifg, , :W , 'Lf if ff. .- ,,,. I f I 2, 6 1,6 f.,- 5 .,,, , H 42 ff ay fa 5 iff 5-'E' 5 Q 3 if M6254 r 5 9227, , . 651, ,,, ,,,. 0 W Q1 A 1 V M y.. ' Q 4144 , ,Q 2 WW ix ' M Eg. 2 ' Hn,-rg, pzwf-l i , 'i3.g,f' K V , . ' H L K k l LKAA b f f 'V ' fm, W7 -ff- 2fr,i11-Q, f ,, 1 ' ' L',h 'm,m.,,, , aw? ' ' . 11. gl. ,,A 1 , L , if , .Q ,, .' . 'L tl v , W : HW 'Hx M' 11 f f ,ff f f ff ,. ,ff J wg 4 f f ,guwzwayf l - ' ' V , f ir , y EXSEZZZGSKH f v - . , 5 3 ' 1' 4 3 .,:,:fm::u::Q? M., l2.aw5T0lwT Our Ram wrestlers proved their ability to win by taking first place in many tournaments. These tournaments were Rock- ford, Polo, Geneseo, District at Monmouth, and Sectional here at home. There -was a lot of support by parents and boosters , but there was a lack of enthusiasm put forth by the student body. Let's get more fans out to support our Rams! .,, ,, lst ROW: J. Weimer, E. DePorter, C. Mumma, C. McCoy, R. Young, Ck. McCoy, Q. Lonergan, 2nd ROW: W. Leffel. I. Borschel, T. Anderson, I. Clark, R. Piatt, B. Mumma, R. Dopler, S. Dailey. 4 dl M 34. CT .xx 0- Wrestling-61 Ne: x Sgg 255 ' E ,xi 2? l 5 v 6,2 JMEML 12Amdf6 TheJ.V. wrestling squad had a real fine season this year with a twelve and six record. They showed their talent very well by placing third in their own tournament several tough contending teams such as Savanna and Sterling Many of the I. V. guys a place on the next year. against Newman. will be Varsity line-up f af -'Mess' 'wwgfve itssf X1 'Q 5 Eggs Xx working for OI i z iz? 2 E X z I W ,S as-.N QFPWHZS . fx- 641:59 2 ' H r.,,r D 3 s A W tltl f rrt E i Qs A 2 is . W-Is. . Q , s 1. . :arse ' 'SQ E I QQXQX Egg My 255 gig at , Q R . ,QM Egg . :.5.:m,,t .....,,. 1 ' , 1 aww- , ASQ r X if QQ 2 ,X is Q. xii X h s as 5? S 55:3 fiiwixrl' ' S X , l....l,:.ui .tyl lt,ltL, X M tt, .s it - fi 1 'W ian i 5 L'5 ffi tttlot . itii sri s ltt bskk vygk A K psig T ss f ff V iiii ' ' 5 iif . 5 L ,. ,... , N,.... i .. B Morrison 5 Geneseo f' : East Moline i . Alleman W Newman i' 5' .. , VSavar5na gg pp it sati W 1 .,,..lt, l,,. ' Freeport rr'r 63 i s r m ttvalieyi' trav ,, iiit t Q y W Q' '- 4 N' ' 62 Z IST ROW: Jim Weimer, Torri Wilson, Dan Dopler, Don Hofstetter, Quinn Lonergan, 2ND ROW: Doug Mathis, Tom Clendenin, Don Wildermuth, Dick Morthland, and John Downey. Q0 Pwslumaw Gwpplvf-A The Riverdale Freshman wres- tlers showed great potential this year. They even had Wayne Lef- fel who received a Varsity letter Wrestling for the Rams this year were from left to right: lst row: D. Zumaris, I. Randall, T. Angaran, W. Leffel, 2nd row: M. Hubbard, R. Barr, R. Col- lins, B. Dopler, and C. Parein. CBlack A COrangeJ Rom-Qecoadf lwQfafe The mighty Rams made their way to take second in the state by taking lst in District and Sectional. The Rams did an excellent job at the state tournament. We had five guys competing. They were Chet McCoy, Tom Anderson, 3rd, Brian Mumma, lst, Ron Dopler, lst andf Rob Piatt, lst. There was plenty of food and many awards at the banquet. The awards included: Best on feet-Ron Dopler, Best on mat-Chuck McCoy, Escape Artist-Jerry Clark. Most near falls-Brian Mtimma , Pinner award- Craig Mumma, Best Matmaid-Lisa Mumma, Most valuable-Rob Piatt and Brian Mumma, Most Improved- Jim Borschel, and Honorary Cap- tains-Rob Piatt and Jim Borschel. 2-ff I2wslvQoplv If-imislvQbmoug -1:1 J 555 ., EFS TW? gk . ... H.. . .., ,.-1. vrtt M W. 3 Q L - -5'-wr-Q. . f ?l, lg,l, , ? , ,,,,,E i , rr if ll . .,.ez..,f:vf.: Q. Yipfffxf V .. i3 'fe A F 1 . Q fe 1 1 5... . gf 1 bt, x 4 Q ' X ,A . ,. Z. - f a . 'f . 8 3 . V y VVV, 1. W fl if 1 X :fv J' Zfgff Lf ff lf sa a 1 ,l ,ggi 5-,ff my . 2-of , 1 7275? ff if 55? Hi Z , Wa ' L it fa i 6 'f f 1 fi 1. , I if 1 TEAM Sherrard North Scott 'Fulton Dewitt ' slirie 15, 'Amboy 'ii V V, 'Geneseo fag, 'Sterling Neiman 'Prophetstowif ' ' 'Savanna V5 1 'Fulton 'Morrison .. 'EI16 is 'Amboy 'MOITISOH :Sterling Nelivtnarl' ' M rProphetstovm ' 1 :Savanna ' ' Wetlgafsfield Tourney Annawau Orion Tourney Rockridge 'X 1 . THEY 46 40 52 41 51 '13 60 59 50 60 '25 40 47 48 49 43 32 44. '51 ww- Mr. Watson's sophomore team had an up and down season end- ing with a 9-10 record. The team started off with four straight wins, then let down with 5 losses and came back at the end. The sophomore tournament held in Orion was a heartbreaker for the young Rams who lost in the first round to Rockridge by a 51-40 margin. Mr. Watson was very proud of the 100070 effort the boys gave during the season. The fresh-soph team included: Left to right, back row, R. Nick- erson, G. Williams, S. Carpen- ter, R. Mumma, M. Woodburn, Coach Jim Watson, B. Helgason, D. Ewing, R. DeRiemaeker, E. Randall, T. Jackson. Front Row, T. Kraft, T. Ropp, J. Loy, R. Young, R. Mabeus, C. Hollen- back, B. Wallace, M. Smeltzly, V. Remour, Mgr. D. Edmunds. PowPow Half -time entertainment for many of the basketball games was provided by Riverdale's Pon- Pom squad . Many routines were performed by these girls. The squad included Cathy Lawless, Shari Waldbusser, Juanita DeBoard, Cathy Filbert, Debbie McCool, Carolyn Craig, Kathy Borschel, Robin Tanner, Julia Marshall, Connie Day, Michelle DePoorter. Captains for the squad were Julia Marshall and Robin Tanner. A special thanks to Kris Waldorf for making the uniforms. Qiww Qpffcw The 1975-'76 basketball team performed in front of record- breaking crowds. The fans were led in cheers by the Varsity cheerleaders , Trena Young , Diane Ditto , Su Jackson , Cindy Reimers, and Connie Hull. The Fresh-Soph cheerleading squad was one of the finest River- dale has ever seen. Cheering on the team were Ellen Thorpe, Tammy Egan, Denise Anderson, Cheryl Schroeder, and Becky Roeglin. Basketball-66 Qu. :fl l. -,Z 1--' tl' I QNQRUALE YA fm 'Pei LWB ll, I J ki ix Aledo Tournaments , At Orion I ,ms Rams Newu The 1975-'76 Riverdale Basket- ball Season saw the Rams reach new heights as a class A basket- ball power in the State of Illi- nois. Riverdale was ranked as high as 4th in the Class A poll. The season itself provided five first place trophies for the Ram trophy case. These included championships in both the Orion and Wethersfield Holiday Tour- naments. The Rams claimed their third consecutive confer- ence championship as they were crowned the first Three Rivers Basketball Champions. In state tournament competition the Rams earned their second con- secutive Regional and Sectional Championships. The Riverdale season ended in an exciting Super-Sectional game at Rock Island , losing to Rova 58-52 . Rova lost in the state champion- ship game to Mt. Pulaski 59-58. This particular Riverdale team was without a doubt as good as any Class A Basketball team in the state of Illinois. The Rams ended the season with a school record 26-2 record and reeled off 18 consecutive wins to start the season. 62 39 41 59 53 Sterling Fulton Morrison Erie Amboy Morrison 51 Sterling 36 Prophetstown 35 Savanna 67 a?'3L3i. af 1 X ,V mm of LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: M. Thompson, J. Sanders, B. Plumb, R. Nitz, K. Kenady, T. Frirs, M. Foster, D. Johnson, R. Herz, J. Pollreisz, BACK ROW: Mgr. L. Foster, H. Roth, M. Earhart, R. Lamb. Da. Johnson, M. Griffin, Coach Gordon Kinkead, S. Young, D. Ward, I. Howell, C. Russell, Mgr. D. Eddleman 85 J. Lange. 4 5 MASK LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: D. Johnson, C. Bell, T. VanDeVoorde, Coach Dave Nelson. R. Peterson, K. LeCleir, D. Earhart. FRONT ROW: R. I. Reimers, M. Walgrave, S. Hatfield, R. Clevenger, W. Wanket, Mgr. D. Edmunds. 1 Fatal nib Tam ' Four outstanding players con- cluded their careers this year. Rich Nitz, a 56070 field goal shooter had a great year. Mark Foster, a three year varsity player, enjoyed his greatest sea- son. Ted Frits, a three year starter, ended a brilliant career including a school record 220 assists and the career assist record of 410. Kevin Kenady played in 84 consecutive varsity games as a three year starter. Kevin scored 1,060 points in his career and had 672 rebounds. His brilliant career helped produce 73 Ram victories in those three years. For the sixth straight year the Rams set an attendance record for ath- letic events. The dedication of the players and support and enthusiasm of the fans made this Riverdale season a truly memora- ble year for Riverdale High School. I?-meslwew Face QomeTtoubQe Although their record was 2-9 , Coach Nelson commented that his Freshman team should look with optimism to their coming year on the Sophomore team. The next year's starting five could go to a number of boys because they all have the poten- tial to start . Freshmen record A team We They Morrison 17 40 Erie 33 45 Clinton Lyons 36 37 Prophetstown 31 25 Pleasant Valley 53 43 Geneseo 32 64 Erie 35 38 Fulton 36 37 Erie 39 41 Prophetstown 30 32 Sherrard 31 42 Basketball 69 t i ev 5 A K if 'sg X. x k :L 'r I ... zz. 1 ' t ii Q?'kf'f .f f,1F-f ' a T T 1f t Q 3 .H ' . S' . K Y A j fvfi, L 3,1 f- . . shi E ',.,, t b 'Q J 5 Q it 5 t- . -M 'P Rv ... . , L it , xv K or - tt , t L ...N ls 1' - lf ,pi1- - ' ' Q .t t V E' Q T X 1 ,W , ., , E ,le A . L' K' VVL, t A lA,,:A AA.1 ap ', ' AToasbTovT!wTmw The 1975-'76 basketball season ended with a fantastic banquet prepared by the family and fans of the team with emphasis on a cake depicting the team on the court and their victories . The cake was baked and donated by Alan Nitz . After a delicious meal awards were given out to certain mem- bers of the team who showed out- standing achievement during the year. The following players were recognized: Marty Nitz Memo- rial Outstanding Sophomore Award: Jeff Loyg Raymond Kin- kead Memorial Best Defensive Award: Rob Hetz and Mark Fos- terg Most Improved: Don Johnson and Brian Plumbg Best Free-throw percentage: Ted Fritsg Co-cap- tains: Rich Nitz, Mark Foster, Kevin Kenady, Ted Fritsg Most Valuable: Kevin Kenady and Ted Frits. The Varsity seniors wish the best of luck to next year's team . Basketball-'IO 25' . ,- ' I uf' ,J ,.n-ff 'HM' N, 3 . fv W-.19 K fr if v f' Y X QM, , 'V gf? I J.. ,. 1, in A. -v l in .--. yy g if 2 ini' 1 MMM-,MW 1 2 -s A -I 1 'f ' 1 I AA vo M,,,,,,.-,,, + 'A M Hggi M Vijtfzi N. -I E 'M V AMW. Q ' I ggi by Mm. .. 5 'Q I Date 9118 9129 101 9 10111 10116 10123 10128 111 6 11110 11113 11120 121 4 1112176 O ponent t. hdar 's H sp Erie T B WV-L L L L L L L L L Mr L L vaunjbam The volleyball team consisted of two teams-the A and B. Both teams worked very hard in prac- tice. They had a good coach to help them keep going when they were down. The Girls A and B Volleyball Teams consisted of: left to right, First Row: W. Kin- delsperger, P. Reiling, T. Roeg- lin, M. Van Pelt. Second Row: I. Wainwright CCaptain of BJ, C. Jackson, D. Anderson, B. Roeg- lin, D. Ditto. Third Row: Coach Strunk, K. Bowles, J. Foster, J. DeCap, K. Wilson, L. Foster, and L. Wainwright CCaptain of AJ. ,QV JS' VoHeybaH 71 6411115 Taadv This year's girls track team showed enormous improvement over last year. Almost all the school records were broken. The girls did well in tournaments by placing third in the Erie Invita- tional, Newman Invitational and conference. The Dual meet record was 2-1, and they placed second at the Erie Triangular. Riverdale had a new first in the girls track field . Keri Wilson, a junior, made it to state by taking second at District in the discus. While at Charleston she broke the school record by throwing 102'6 . 1 ' t, ., .. K Q S R Q , ' im. t Ni' :-si . V ,.,,. N K I - , .gaze rty ,s, rsysr y Qui nm: . , , t L ' ,... - X ' ' - by ,, L , ' ' JJ f' I -,I ,... f , K 'WI' V rl' , ,,,, ' , e . - ffl 't V , f .5 -' ,-if ' y ,yyyr .... I .,.. - s at 5 ' S f 1 . .,,, s tiirrll t. f ...Y . - - t:fs5 .w5g .:. ' Q , f-- ' 5- fi ' Gifs: L..-A 'ri W --wwe 53:-Sift' r-- 5 st, .tmf ,,,..,.,. t '1 ..- -M - -s W-Q1 .--- .. A , sm-Y-.,, , ..., U ' - . , 1 wafrrgrewf' .Q --H fi' ' serv 'refs ' '1'f'- Nez, -New .. -- , WNFR. t ' , h k ..., . . , .,., V - A ' , '- '- ,. ,.., r I I .. , W' f . ' ,... ff , at A ,Q n y V ' , 5 K ' t Q . ' I K t ' Wh,-W .. 1 ' -- Q AL , W it ' , x ff Ea ' , if T l ' ' Z, .. , 'E 5 . ' W L -im, , 4 sw ,.,t ' if 'W ' ., ' t tr I ., .1 t 4, ,,VV , K ,, ,Wm K N , . .,,. t is - GMES Tw.cbfTww 1st. row: C. McCoy, M. Stockwell, L. Schroeder, C. Day, S. Simpson, M. DeC1erq, M. DePoorter. G. Hull, B. Melton, 2nd row? R. Tanner, B. Roeglin, I. Marshall, K. Filbert, D. Craig, C. Craig. I. Klinge, D. McCool, L. Wallace, T. Horn. M. Ballard, 3rd row: K. Norton. J. VanDeVoorde, I . Foster, K. Borschel. B. Reimers, C. Robinson, K. McCool, K. Wilson, K. Bowles. M. Frazier, L. Wainwright Not pictured: C. Lawless, D. Anderson, W. Young, B. Parker, C. Bundy, A. Jones '11, .- 'ks Q ' is C ..-'f fi . A fzfgiggggiiegg, .,. , , Z ix ,C K i ' ' . . :Q -'L ' 'W' K H E Bags Twclaiemw 1st row: M. Griffin, T. Angaran, D. Johnson, M. Hurry, P. Larson, J. Loy. 2nd tow: J. Weimer, M. Snelling, G. Hunter, M. McCormick, V. Remour, S. Hatfield, D. Johnson, W. Wancket, G. Barber, 3rd row: Coach Parker, M. Shipman, R. Nickerson, S. Griffin, R. Forsythe, G. Williams, C. Veryzer, M. Foster, Assistant Coach Watson. Track 73 Bog 'S Twda The 1976 boy's track team experienced a tough season. Although the team's record of 3- 11 wasn't outstanding , many individual records were broken. Setting records for the Varsity team were Mark Foster in the Triple Jump, Marty Hurry in the 220 yard dash, and the 440 yard relay team consisting of Marty Hurry, Mark Foster, Vince Volk, and Perry Larson . Ted Frits, our two mile run- ner, advanced to the State Finals. The underclassmen are now getting the experience the team lacked this year and can expect a more successful team next year. Boys Track-'74 .Q Spring Qpofats Bauqudv - X 3-...L , x ff! ,. Ki L? ., ,. V' The spring sports season ended with the banquet. There were many special awards given to people in Girl's track, Boy's track , Golf , Cheerleading , GAA, Matmaids, and Volley- ball. The people receiving such awards for Golf were: Iim Darr Award: Randy Mumma Most Improved: Rod Young Captain: Andy Boling Next was Boy's track. Mr. Par- ker and Mr. Watson presented these awards: Most Valuable: Marty Hurry Most Improved: Ted Frits 110070: Greg Hunter Captains: Marty Hurry, Ted Frits, Mark Foster GAA came next with Mrs. Kertz handing out letters to the girls who had attended most of the meetings. Then Ms. Werts joined Mrs. Kertz , and they gave out the cheerleading awards. Mary Ann Stockwell received a special award for cheering two sports a year for three years and elected for a seventh time . Next came Miss Strunk with the Volleyball awards. They went to: Best Spiker: Denise Anderson Most Valuable: Lori Wain- wright Most Improved: Diana Ditto Best Server: Becky Roeglin 110070: Cindy Jackson After Volleyball came Girl's Track with Coach Dave Nelson and Miss Strunk. They awarded these special awards: Most Valuable: Keri Wilson Denise Anderson Most Improved: Lynn Schroeder 110470: Lori Wainwright Captain: Denise Anderson The Mrs. Wilson Sc Mrs. Lan- caster gave the matmaids their awards. To conclude the banquet Mrs. Kertz and Mr. Oltman gave a slide presentation on body expression using pictures of the Girl's track team and of GAA bowling. sports '15 ra. r-1. Q. es-ou, The Riverdale golf team for 1976 got off to a slow start win- ning only 2 of their first 9 matches. Playing many younger golfers the inexperienced Rams reeled off 4 straight dual meet victories to conclude their season at 6 wins and 7 losses. IV golfers were 4 and 6 . The Rams placed third in the Rockridge Tourney and third in the Three Rivers Conference meet. I V golfers won the Rockridge Tourney . There were some outstanding individual performances this year. Randy Mumma, a sopho- more, led the team averaging 39 . 9 strokes per round , and he had the year's low score, a 36. Randy also placed third at Rock- ridge, second at Erie, and fourth in the Conference Tournament. Randy was selected Most Valua- ble Golfer. Senior Andy Boling was second place Conference medalist and second medalist at the Cam- bridge Tournament. Andy was elected Captain of the Team. Rod Young, Sophomore, was voted most improved golfer of the season. Golf-'76 Fall Team: Bottom left to right-Kent Saathoff. Rod Young, Gary Bump, Rory Young, Top left to right-Brad Helgason, Andy Boling. Rob Wisely, Randy Mumma, Coach Kinkead Spring Team: Bottom left to right-Kent Saathoff, Curtis Wilson, Jeff Waldbusser, Tim Ropp, Rod Young, Gary Bump, Lisa Lancaster, Top left to right-Dan Michaels, Brad Helgason, Scott Carpenter, Randy Mumma, Andy Boling, Coach Kinkead Qkb f 'Wai' 4 'A LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: P. McCorkle, T. Filbert, A. Bier, R. Reiling, R. Mabous, B. Lane, R. Nickerson, M. Woodburn, D. Michaels, BACK ROW: C. Reimers, T. Hayes, J. Marshall, B. Reimers, K. McCool, A. Boling, M. Tipsword, E. Randall, S. Carpenter, L. Lancaster, T. Jackson, S. Jackson, ADVISER-J. Watson. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: S. Speer, M. Frazier, G. Hull, B. Reimers, B. Bowles, T. Hayes, C. Reimers, 2ND ROW: P. Reiling, M. VanPelt, W. Young, K. Wainwright, D. McCool, T. Young, C. Hull, K. McCool, P. McCorkle, 3RD ROW: T. Roeglin, L. Speer, M. Ballard, B. Parker, C. Griffin, B. Roeglin. K. Norton, T. Egan, S. Schroeder, L. Baldwin, 4TH ROW: C. Sullivan, I. Griffin, M. J. Barker, R. Smith, L. Misfeldt, S. Cathcart, B. Morthland, P. DePauw, L. Landuit, L. Hayes, R. Ingalls. GAA-Ski Club-'77 TlwCUass Obgwemtg-Qfyf SENIOR CLASS, LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Speckman, J. Hollenback, R. Pettit, B. Thompson, M. Johnson, C. Behnke, A. Bier D. VanWatermeu1en, I. Yaptangco, G. Roos, SECOND ROW: S. Kissel, R. Lamb, M. Broline, P. Edie, T. Leffel, I. Willhouse, R. Ayres, S. Horn, J. Carr, R. Boling, R. Wildermuth, THIRD ROW: S. Davis, T. Frits, K. Kenady, T. Davis, C. Clark, P. Hudson, D. Taylor, L. Thompson, D. Hast, E. Walters, T. Howard, S. Miller, B. Black, M. Young, FOURTH ROW: F. Vroman, B. Plumb, J. Shaffer, G. Vogelsang, S. Birmingham, K. Billingsley, T. Guinn, P. DePauw, B. Morthland, K. Geiger, T. Hayes, A. Riewerts, FIFTH ROW: S. Karfaridis, P. Zagliverios, C. Allred, T. Sharp, D. Cole, T. Shadrick, C. Michels, K. vanwassenhove, M. I. Barker K. LeC1eir, SIXTH ROW: K. Iunis, R. DeShazier, P. McCork1e, L. Lancaster, A. Ditto, C. Reimers, S. Jackson, SEVENTH ROW: G. Lewis, R. Goderis, R. Reiling, D. Voltz, M. Searl, J. Clark, M. Hurry, D. Johnson, W. Remour, EIGHTH ROW: M. Foster, R. Piatt, B Leydens, C. McCoy, S. Young, D. Ward, I. Sanders, R. Forsythe, R. Nelson, B. Lane, T. Anderson. Seniors-'78 Annette Riewerts-President: Gretchen Vogelsang-Vice President: Denise Cole-Sec. Treasurer 'Nr hike' 'Q' xr CLIFTON DEAN THOMAS PATRICK ALLRED ANDERSON CINDY LOU BEHNKE ARLINE KAY BIER RICHARD R. AYERS eff KATHLEEN JOYCE I9 ' 76 Reminisce with yourself. Take a look at 12 years For come June 3rd Those years will be tears. A11 the friends you've made: All the fun you've had. The times with friends were made happy: Their good-byes will be sad. A glimpse at the future: a glance at the past The first 11 years went slow, but our last year so fast. Have a love for your classmates: We just can't pretend For we may never pass this way again MARY IO BARKER V504 SHERI LYN BILLINGSLEY BIRMINGHAM Seniors 79 1 BETH ANN BLACK RAYMOND DALE ANDREW JOHN JAMES JAY BOLEN BOLING BORSCHEL JR. MARK ALLEN DARLENE SUZANNE TIMOTHY JAMES JIM LEE CARR BROLINE BRUNER BUMP Seniors- 80 CHRISTINE MARIE GERALD ROGER DENISE DAWN KATHY LOU DAVIS CLARK CLARK JR. COLE STEVEN KEITH MARGARET ROBERT THOMAS DAVIS DE PAUW DE PAUW RANDALL GENE DESHAZIER L ff G. ANNETTE DITTO ,-.- 01- NANCY ANN DOPLER PENNY MARIE EDIE DAVID WAYNE EDMUNDS ELIZABETH ANN FILBERT A A A lmnN r HAAYE ' A A mme T , wma! 15H1! ,.,i5,,,., -.,.V1 ,K W I r X q,,..,y P' ,f f A . X G RICHARD CARL MARK S. FOSTER CYNTHIA SUE FORSYTHE FRENELL TED ALAN FRITS Seniors-81 ,N I DIDN'T HAVE 'V' A THING TO WEAR I ,,, .L-. 2 'gf' KRISTIN MARIE WILLIAM JAMES ROBERT ANTHONY GEIGER GILBERT GODERIS TAMA DIANE GUINN DEBORAH ELAINE TERESA DAWN JEFFREY OWEN HAST HAYES HOLLENBACK ,S THOMAS L. PAMELA JO HUDSON MARTY ALBERT HOWARD HURRY Qu-o-....... SHERYL MAE HORN E J : SUSAN ANN JACKSON am, fm , O' f I Q V A ,A-35. 4 .,, W VVARAA V ,VA Q i Nothing Superman cou1dn't do. n mom HAve A mme ro WEAR ,1- DONALD LEE MICHEAL PAUL KELLY LYNN JUNIS STAVROS JOHNSON JOHNSON KARFARIDIS KEVIN ROBERT KEVIN WAYNE STEVEN ALLAN RICHARD LEE LAMB KENADY KINDELSPERGER KISSEL K f--. ELIZABETH ANN KIM LORI LANDUIT WILLIAM DALE KIMBERLEY SUE S , LANCASTER LANE LECLEIR em fs'83 Seniors- 84 1534. ' iw . ,Q 'Ty-I fx S W2 . - I GLENN ALAN LEWIS BRYAN LEE LEYDENS MICHEAL WAYNE LOY KAREN TRACY LEFFEL Wx Eg- , I 3 PAMELA ELIZABETH CHUCK MCCOY MICHEAL RAY CHRISTY ANN MCCORKLE MCINTIRE MICHELS YIM? SANDRA KAY MILLER BARBARA ANN RONALD CHARLES RICHARD KENT NITZ MORTHLAND NELSON ' 'IDR' ROBY PETTIT '74 ROBERT IAMES BRIAN K. PLUMB RICK LEE REILING PIATT I-N INuvr CYNTHIA LOUISE WAYNE ALLAN ANNETTE IRENE GARY LEE ROOS REIMERS --if: W.--. mv. A 1.5 - 1 V REMOUR RIEWERTS IACKIE LEE SANDERS , , 1 X Q 1 .. E 1 I . I K sm '-22125 x MICHAEL ALAN TERESA MARIE IANICE C. SEARL SHADRICK SHAFFER Viv' 4'-My I TERRY LEE SHARP M . 0 x ina I I .. SUSAN CAROL MARCUS JOHN DEBRA REE SWANSON SMITH SPECKMAN Seniors-85 DIANA CAROL BUDDY LEE LISA MARIE MARK A. TIPSWORD TAYLOR THOMPSON THOMPSON KAYLA I. DEBORAH PATRICIA GRETCHEN DOUGLAS ARTHUR VANWASSENHOVE VANWATERMEULEN VOGELSANG VOLTZ Seniors- 5 g 1, 1: f If ,Nc A Aa, I,--L , - N. i I -Q4 gr-11 JAMES ALVIN ELAINE MARIE DAVID ALLAN WARD PAMELA F. WARNER VROMAN WALTERS 86 IVAN YAPTANGCO 1 morvr HAVE A THING ro , WEAR , Af .1 ig iuuivff A 54'T'2'1g Nw! xii V. STEVEN EUGENE RICHARD CHARLES WEEKS WILDERMUTI-I W Al ..,,..f 1 3 . A .:,.- - ,..,,, L. AJ A Inj? 45' . kih ,. 3? H ,ALA fl ' 5' JULIE ANN WILLHOUSE 49 JP A.. . ,Mm 3 E L hiv' xi WA MARK DUANE SCOTT ALAN PETROS LOANNOU YOUNG YOUNG ZAGLIVERINOS if lg, 1 an , 'Q -164-if X. ' .fi Neatest Smile: Annette Riewerts, Kevin Kenady , ! 2 s 2 Neatest Hair: Su Jackson, Ron Nelson r t 1 1 I Whale Award: Robert Goderis, Gretchen Vogelsang Senior Superlatives-88 1 Trouble Maker: Einstein: Kim LeC1eir, Chuck McCoy Annette Riewerts, Andy Boling Best Dressed: Best Sue Ziegler, Steve Karfaridis Cind ll-4 Athlete: y Riemers, Mark Foster , W , W, wav' he M.. Shyest: Teresa Hayes, Mike Searl Tallest and Shortest: Neatest Eyes: Scott Young, Kris Geiger, Chuck McCoy. Rich Nitz , Sheri Birmingham Cindy Behnke Superlatives-89 C 2 X yn X 1 A Biggest Flirt: Most Uncoordinated: Teresa Shadrick, Mike Mclntire Barb Monhland, Wayne Remour 3 jx I 'N 1' , X Most Versatile: Cindy Reimers. Don John- Class Clown: Robert and Rachel: son Peggy DePauw, Mark FOSISI Christy Michels, Ron Nelson Seniors- 90 Best BS'er: Most Likely to Succeed: Kim LCC16iI. Terry S112-IP Annette Riewerts, Jim Borschel lu....,, Friendliestz Best Build: Annette Riewerts, Tom Anderson Su Jackson, Mike Loy A5913 In it L.l.,nL,,t, i li - t Senior Superlatives-91 While taking a stand at RHS, Juniors find that they Must finally pick a goal in life If they want this work to pay. Taking tests and working hard Ignoring our frustration Keeping our cool and waiting one year For our high school graduation f' sm.1 Dorette Ayers Cindy Bachman W . Machel Ballard Brian Barber Judy Baxter Rosemarie Bethards Alvin Bier Diane Bolen Gary Bos Terry Bowman Randy Bridges John Bristol John Brooks Robert Brown David Bruner .Q Juniors-92 Gordon Abney Steve Anderson Donna Ayers 717050-9' 1 DlnN'1 HAVE , ' A THING TO '- L A y weAa Q J' lf -9 pe Jw C It NOT sHowN ff -au..-2 f008U5y iq. :' If Jax NOT SHOWN Stan Dailey Christine DeBlaey Julie DeCap Mary DeClerq hiv H 4 Chris Bundy Tom Clendenin Brian Coe Bemie Concepcion Jane Craron ,av U Michelle Depoorter Roberta DeShar1e Laurie Dopler Ron Dopler Mark Earhan Pam Eamey David Eddleman Juniors-93 Kevin Engebretson Laura Foster Ellen Fowler Craig Fox Mary Frenell ,ff PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE XR f 'W9 Mike Frey Kevin Geiger Debra Gillespie Jeff Glenn Cynthia Gonyier Lee Gosa Mark Griffin Nick Griffin Scott Griffin Denise Guinn Juniors-94 Tom Houzenga James Howell Connie Hull Elaine Hamm Gary Hannabarger Yolonda Hardy Bruce Hayes Robert Herz Don Hofsteuer Chris Hohenboken Sandy Holder Barry Hollars Mark Hollenbeck Janet Hungate sas? Linda Hungale Leslie Jackson David Johnson Connie Kelly Cin v N Juniors-95 Peggy Kerr Debbie King Larry Kinkade Karen Kleich Charlie Kline Julie Klinge Paul Klundt Frank Kraus Brad Kruse Sam Lamb Beth Lambrechr Perry Larson Randy Leighry Quinn Lonergan Charles Loomjens Don Loy Iunlors-96 I L NO PHOTQ AVAILABLE 31 .lf .R X -I may flax Pam Martens Doug Mathis Ken McCool Bill McCork1e Chet McCoy Doris McGee I Ar fri -lf' 1- ' Sue McGeehon Sieve Mclmire Candice McLaughlin Paul Melton Suzonne Mikles Donna Minge Kim Moffin Dick Monhland Brian Mumma Lisa Nicholson Juniors-97 Rhonda Nightingale Par O'Brien Kim Parein Bob Peterson Julie Piatt Judy Polak John Pollreisz Dan Pringle Cheryl Remour Vicki Reveal Randy Roeglin Hank Roth Craig Russell Augie Sadnick Lynn Schroeder Sherri Schwermeker Deana Shadrick Craig Simpson 98-Juniors T 3 ,, , I ' 1 A E ll 4 'yi fwfifvx www :.:-.+: ' K Jill Skelton Tina Smirh Lisa Speer Bill Stephens Mary Ann Stockwell Alan Stout Doug Sullivan Ken Taylor Denise Thompson Mike Thompson Sue Thompson Lisa Thorpe Ion Tschopp Eugene VanDeWalle Kathy VanPelt Vince Volk Juniors-99 Ken Voltz Kathy Wainwright Kirk Wainwright Lori Wainwright Kris Waldorf Tonya Waldron Vonda Walgrave Linda Wallace Steve Ward Darryl Webb Jimmy Weimer Keri Wilson Mike Winger Rob Wisely Beverly Withem John Wright Melodie Young Rory Young Trena Young 100 -Juniors 1' ,' ,., , ' v Q . ,f f' , Q3 , r N, aj- I X. fr, ' U., f N012 SHOWN 'f ' W , .55- 5 , x X 'ii a 1 'Q C as in ,af 70081157 NOT SHOWN IDN!!-L -YH aim Q G 2 4 4. .LAX ii- in .P av 'xp-J x 'Qhef-e' -----.,, ,Hy Q3 ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE I DlDN'T HAVE A THING TO X ff We're upper under classmen And we want everyone to know We're happy, and we just can't Just two more years to go! A class ring sits upon our hand We're old enough to date lt's all a part of being a Sopho- And the class of '78 . Jeff Abbott Colleen Abney Denise Anderson Ruth Baker Lori Baldwin Ronda Ballard Gary Barber Laura Bender Jeff Bohnert James Boone Kathy Borschel Brenda Bowles Mike Bowman Ronnie Bristol Lori Bull Sophomores- 101 Gary Bump Christine Campie LaDonna Canady Scott Carpenter Arlen Clure James Conner Deanna Craig Ron Creen Diana Davis Marilyn Debaillie Mandy DeB1aey Eric Depoorter Ron DeRiemaker Steve Despain Greg Dipple Theresa Donder Dan Dopler John Downey Daniel Dunbar Carla Earney 102-Sophomores J K 5 Aw , D . iESk2X 1,5 ,. 35 Q- ,ya .. - r N- . .lm K W 'ev'- Tammy Egan Laurie Ernst vt X 3' W 1i Aff' Duane Ewing Chris Faine Tim Filbert S i 5 ',.,' Sherie Filbert Rod Forsythe David Franks Laurie Geiger ggueft 5 '1-vi 1 . 1 H , K6 SORRY, NO PHOTO QL Tom Geiger Connie Griffin Brad Helgason Michael Hess Steve Hollars Sophomores-103 Craig Hollenback Joni Holi Tina Horn Debbie Houtcooper Jon Howell Lori Hudson Geri Hull Greg Hunter Pat Ihde Rhonda Ingalls Cindy Jackson Tom Jackson Audrey Johnson 104- Sophomores wtf Q. 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ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE im. fxgbilfll v ' ' 64322. ,W Q .5 leff Johnson Angie Jones lim Jones Rachelle Kennedy Tom Kissel Dave Kopatich Tim Kraft Rose Kraus Lisa Landuit Steve Lane Suzanne Lawless Julie Lonergan Jeff Loy Richard Mabeus John Marshall Julia Marshall Kathy McCoo1 Mike McCormick Carl McGee April McKenna Dan Michaels Lori Misfeldt Craig Mumma Julie Mumma Randy Mumma Debbie Nelson Kelly Neyrinck Roger Nickerson Kelly Norton Gary Passig Sophomores-105 Ken Peterson Linda Peterson Bill Peterson Ricky Pettit Rick Polak Charles Price Ed Randall Betsy Reimers Vernon Remour Ken Reveal Connie Robinson Jeff Robinson Becky Roeglin Tim Ropp Tim Roth Dave Ruark Doug Ruby Sally Rundall Kent Saathoff Cathy Sanders 106 -Sophomores 3 'x David Schoetnaker Cheryl Schroeder Tim Schroeder Pam Schumacher Rod Schwenneker Paul Short Mike Smelrzly Diane Smith Rhonda Smith Martin Snelling Y 33650104 Z dy lack Stacey Linda Stenger April Stephens Laura Still Cindy Sullivan Robin Tanner Sue Thompson Ellen Thorpe Russell Trunell Mark Uza Sophomores-107 Joy Van DeVoorde Don Vanwarermuelen Laurie Van Waiermulen Curt Veryzer Jeff Waldbusser Barry Wallace John Walters Karen Walters Parry Watson Dan Wildermuth Guy Williams Chris Wilson Torri Wilson Mark Woodburn Chris Worden Steve Wright Vickie Wright Rod Young 108-Sophomores W Fwslwww While staring down these long X' ' gray halls Will we ever understand Our schedules and when we eat Or the steps in Marching Band . 4-X f . Being skeptical of classes and . eerie of teachers Wondering if we'll ever get through, But finally sigh and give a smile Knowing the Seniors went through it all, too. Tony Angaran W' Julie Bailey Crystal Baker Q -, Ronnie Barr Steve Baxter .3 r Cr it l Nanett Beert Q Chris Bell 5 it ,mp Cheryl Billingsley my 7008057 9' , l :. 4 Jennifer Birmingham '. ,TT 1' Lauri Bos ll ltx Michelle Botta Nor SHOWN Deniese Bowers Kathy Bowles Jim Bristol Todd Broline Craig Brooks 'B sw t ' .- t - we ICR! Freshmen-109 4? r - Q A K IQ 7 . sk - Diane Bruner Theresa Bruner Tim Cain Sue Cathcart Carl Clemenson Randy Clevenger Erin Coe Rodney Collins Becki Combs Jeff Corbin Carolyn Craig David Craigmiles Tom Crampton Connie Day Tim DeBlaey Arlan DeBlieck Juanita DeBoard Debbie DeShane Lorena Ditto Brad Dopler 110 - Freshmen Q X if .f 4 1 1 4 1' X 4.1 v v 4 ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE fu? 49 3' ,BMW 5 5 x . 3? 3:3213 . K Brian Dopler Jeff Doyle David Earhart Michelle Edie Cathy Filberr Jerry Fitch Jill Foster Donald Fox Mary Frazier Crystal Garrett Kirk Gonyier Carol Gosa Janet Griffin Iohn Haan Troy Hambelton Melinda Hansen Scott Hatfield Lori Hayes Richard Heeren Georgia Henyan 5 . Freshmen-111 Stacey Herrera Robin Householder Scott Houtcooper Tim Houzenga Mike Howard Mark Hubbard Seth John Daniel Johnson Belinda Kahl Caroline Kemper Kari Kennedy Korina Kindeisperger Wendy Kindelsperger Gary Knapp John Lange Cathy Lawless 112-Freshmen Kevin LeCleir Wayne Leffel Karin Lindley Tim Marsden Brook Martens Sherri Martin Debbie McCool Cherrie McCoy Gloria McGee Lori Mclntire Candi McLaughlin Brenda Melton Connie Miller Ella Miller Brian Moffitt Greg Moffitt Lisa Mumma Michael Nelson Mark Nightingale Wayne Oney an .J-mm M : 113 Craig Parein Becky Parker Dottie Parker Larry Parker Lynn Patz Joyce Pearsall Teresa Pearsall Russell Peterson William Price Cathy Pringle Brenda Prior Stephen Rains Jack Randall Randy Reed Donna Reiling Jerry Reiling R. J. Reimers Freshmen-114 Qw- Rick Riley Tracy Roeglin James Shadrick Mark Shipman Susan Simpson Judy Skelton Edward Smith Ellen Smith Glenda Sowell Suzie Speer Barbara Stickler James Swanson Angie Tipsward Linda Taylor Joseph VanDeVoorde Molly VanPelt Kelly Vroman Jack Wainwright Freshmen - 1 15 '. Joni Wainwright Kristie Wainwright Shari Waldbusser Marlin Walgrave Angela Wallace Robert Wancket Donny Weatherington Micheal Weeks Curtis Wilson Kevin Wilson Brenda Winger Wendy Young Douglas Zumaris Freshmen-1 16 W 2 422 I 'R E , . f W, tk 2 i if 5 S W 1 DNA if ' -a'- Qi Q - 4 , 1- Q v hx 1A..,Q, ,4 P ,, ri, 1.15 zgfa 5 'Q t., 5 .3 6,1 ' .c v - g 0 . BP 'A tk Q U . :K 'I t Q' Q ' . f 3 H- .-I 1 . ,1 goxffgl ' Y' ybl an ' 5 Q 4. I 41 Q n , ' . ,lo 4 s Q i . Af a, Q E H an vw Eu v .9 - ,' ' 4 o 1 9' 1 O - I 1 ' 4 if 'T v , is I gi fm xi I .nu gi ,N . 9' E ,ii ' I H , 4 is Q ' L E gp sk 1 E. F ,, im , VA Q it ' 1 4 A 1 0 Q I 4 Q , if N L. x 2 5 F f I If s ,, Q 1 s my gm Q d 'X U tv 9' . .. s 'E I ' . Q4 A xx . , 'Q Vx if Q K . as Congratulations Seniors JOHN DEERE JOHN DEERE Q PAST 'I SERVICE ' Q ,Q 999929.29 8 t San angela, texas ' L' DX ' x 1 A 0 Bob Eckermann P.O. Box A E Pm Byron' ul' comma, 111111015 61241 309-949-2781 Ph. 523-8427 DAY OR NIGHT 'l S Compliments of SPORTING GOODS HILL CREST SHOPPING CENTER GENESEO TOWEL SERVICE, INC. FOR ALL YOUR SPORTING NEEDS Port Byron, III 309 496-9293 'flu'-,n5an LP Gas RCA MAYTAG TAPPAN D0mefWeffY Light c-ww--ws FEDDERS FRIGIDAIRE MOTOROLA RIVERLAND INC., MARINE , 8. JENSEN S SPORTS CENTER 106-8 So. Main St. HAROLD D. JENSEN Port Byron, Ill 61275 Gary L. Hanna 309-523-3500 FARMS RESIDENTIAL C. Boots KNAPP REALTY Cordova , 654-2403 APPRAISALS AUCTIONEERING Sales 85 Service 1212 2nd Ave. Rapids City Il. 61278 Boats Motors Snowmobiles Trailers DECAP'S TRUCKING AND EXCAVATING, INC. RAPID CITY, ILL. 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Andy 18, 19, 24, 31, 33, 35, 36, 46, 48, '75, 77, 80, 88 Borschel, James 2, 26, 45, 46, 48, 59, 61, 64, 80 Broline, Mark 4, 11, 78, 80 Bruner, Darlene 16, 19, 24, 36, 60, 80, 82 Bump, Tim 5, '74, 80 Carr, Jim 13, 37, 45, 51, 78, 80. 87 Clark, Chris 11, 36, 78, 80, 87 Clark-, Jerry, 15, 36, 45, 51, 53. 54, 59. 61, 78. 80 Cole, Denise 26, 34, 36, 47, 78. 79, 80 Davis, Kathy 31, 35, 46, 78, 80 Davis, Steven 35, 36, 78, 81 DePauw, Peggy 2, 22, 23, 24, 32, 35, 37, 47, 77, 78, 80, 81, 84, 131 DePauw, Bob 32, 81, 90 DeShazier, Randy 78, 81 Ditto, Annette 35, 78, 81 Dopler, Nancy 81 Edie, Penny 11, 78, 81 Edmunds, David 14, 65, 67. 78, 81 Filbert, Beth 3, 81 Forsythe, Richard 78, 81, 87 Foster, Mark 15, 45, 51, 52, 53 55, 67, 68, 69, 70, 73, 75, 78, 81, 83, 89, 90 Frenell, Sue 3, 21, 37, 78, 81 Frits, Ted 14, 26, 27.45, 67, 68, 69, '70, '74, 75, 78, 81, 83 8 1 so Geiger, Kris 12, 33, 82, 89 Gilbert, Jim 51, 82 Goderis, Bob 45, 82, 87 Guinn, Tama 21, 44, 82 Hast, Debbie 15, 78, 82 Hayes, Teresa 15, 46, 77, 82 Hollenback, Jeff 78, 82, 84 Horn, Sheryl 30, 78, 82 Howard, Tom 82 Hudson, Pam 24, 36, 78, 82, 87 Hurry, 'Marty 27, 30, 31, 35, 45, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 73, 75. 82 Jackson, Su 35, 45, 48, 49, 55, 66, 77. 82, 88 Johnson, Don 27, 32, 40, 45, 51, 52, 68, 73. 78. 83, 90 Johnson, Mike 78, 83 Junis, Kelly 78. 83 Karfaridis, Stavros 20, 33, 35, 36, 42, 43. 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Nightingale, Rhonda 7, 16, 28, 98. 100, 132 O'Brien, Pat 98 Parein, Kim 2, 26, 60, 92, 98 Peterson, Bob 98 Peterson, Dave 9, 60, 98 Piatt, Julie 9, 60, 98 Polak, Judy 13, 26, 98 Pollreisz, John 16, 20, 32, 35, 45, 67, 98 Pringle, Danny 98 Remour, Cheryl 13, 22, 39, 98 Reveal, Vicki 98 Roeglin, Randy 51, 98 Roth, Hank 2, 68, 98 Russell, Craig 2, 24, 38, 39, 68, 94, 98 Schroeder, Lynn 73, 75, 98 Schwenneker, Sheri 30, 40, 98 Shadrick, Deanna 98 Simpson, Craig 27, 98 Skelton, Jill 2, 32, 97, 99 Smith, Tina 99 Speer, Lisa 77, 99, 132 Stephens, Bill 99 Stockwell, Mary Ann 27, 29, 35, 47, 48, 49, 55, 60, 73, 99 Stout, Alan 99 Sullivan, Doug 21, 99 Thompson, Denise 93, 97, 99 Thompson, Mike 13, 45, 51, 68. 99 Thompson, Susan 17, 27, 32, 40, 41. 58. 92, 99 Thorpe, Lisa 20, 26, 28, 60, 99 Tschono, Jon 15, 99 VanDeWalle, Eugene 99 VanPelt, Kathy 28, 35, 60, 99 Volk, Vince 21, 74, 99 Voltz, Ken 100 Wainwright, Kathy 13, 19, 28, 48. 100 Wainwright, Kirk 13, 26, 30, 37, 51, 55, 86, 93, 96, 100 Wainwright, Lori 35, 71, 73, 75, 100 Waldorf, Kris 34, 35, 97, 100 Waldron, Tonya 47, 98, 100 Walgrave, Vonda 35, 60, 100 Wallace, Linda 73, 100 Webb, Darryl 86, 100 Weimer, Jimmy 26, 51, 61, 62, 73. 100. 132 Wilson, Keri3, 45, 71, 72, 73, 75, 100 Winger, Mike 100 Wisely, Rob 28, 45, 76, 86, 100 Withem, Beverly 100 Wright, John 15, 100 Young, Melodie 15, 17, 100 Young, Rory 38, 45, 61, 100 Young, Trena 35, 38, 39, 48, 49. 55, 66, 77. 100 Abbott, Jeff 17, 101, 102 Abney, Colleen 101, 102 Anderson, Denise 9, 24, 25, 31, 38, 45, 49, 66, 71, '72, 75, 101 Baldwin, Lori 12, 77, 101 Ballard, Ronda 101, 133 Barber. Gary 73, 101 Bender, Laura 18, 32, 101 Bohnert, Jeff 101 Boone, James 101 Borschel, Kathy 2, 5, 18, 39. 66. 73, 101 Bowles, Brenda 77, 101 Bowman, Mike 16, 101 Bull, Lori 38, 101 Bump, Gary 4, 76, 102 Campie, Chris 39, 102 Canady, LaDonna 14. 102 Carpenter, Scott 2. 24, 50, 65, 76, 102, 104 Clure, Arlen 102 Connor, James 102 Craig, Deanna 17, 30, 40, 60, 73, 102 Creen, Ron 45. 102 Curless, Robin Davis, Diana 102 DeBaillie, Marilyn 39, 40, 102 DeBlaey, Mandy 102 Depoorter, Eric 38, 39, 50, 61, 102 DeRiemacker, Ron 18, 65, 102 Despain, Steve 14, 45, 102 Dippel, Greg 102 Donder, Theresa 39, 102 Dopler, Dan 62, 102 Downey, John 62, 102 Dunbar, Dan 2, 102 Eamey, Carla 102 Egan, Tammy 22, 23. 24, 38, 66. 77, 101,103 Ernst, Laurie 40, 103 Ewing, Duane 65, 103 Faine, Chris 103 Farrell, Rhonda Filbert, Tim 103 Filbert, Sherry 103 Forsythe, Rod 73, 103 Franks, David 24, 25, 38, 39, 44, 45. 103 Geiger, Laurie 3, 103 Geiger, Tom 14, 103 Griffin, Connie 16, 77, 103 Helgason, Brad 65, 76, 103 Hess, Mike 103 Hollars, Steve 20, 103 Hollenback, Craig 13, 18, 65, 104 Holt, Joni 39, 104 Horn, Tina 3, 40, 73, 104, 107 Houtcooper, Debbie 104 Howell, Jon 20, 68, 104 Hudson, Lori 104 Hull, Geri 38, 45, 60, 73, 77. 104 Hunter. Greg 38, 45, 48, 50, 73. 75, 104 lhde, Patrick 104 Ingalls, Rhonda 12, 77, 104 Jackson, Cindy 29, 30, 40, 71, '77. 104 Jackson, Tom 16, 17, 50, 54, 65. 104 Johnson, Audrey 40, 104 Johnson, Jeff 105 Jones, Angie 45, 72. 102, 105 Jones, lim 105 Kennedy, Rachelle 105 Kissel, Tom 105 Kopatich, Dave 105, 108 Kraft, Tim 13, 50, 65, 104, 105 Kraus, Rose 105 Landuit, Lisa 77, 105 Lane, Steve 105 Lawless, Sue 12, 105 Lonergan, Julie 16, 22, 23, 40, 60,82,101,105 Loy, Jeff 40, 65, 73, 104, 105 Mabeus, Richard 18, 48, 50, 65, 77, 105 Marshall, John 30, 105 Marshall, Julia 22, 23, 41, 66, 72, 73, '77, 103,105 McCool, Kathy 22. 40, 73, 77, 105, 115 McCormick, Mike 50, 73, 105 McGee, Carl 45, 105 McKenna, April 105 Michaels, Dan 5, 13, 24, 25, 50, 54, '76, 105 Misfeldt, Lori 77, 105 Mumma, Craig 2, 14, 59, 61, 64. 105 Mumma, Julie 105 Mumma, Randy 4, 45, 65, 75, 76. 105 Nelson, Debbie 32, 105 Neyrinck, Kelly 39, 105, 133 Nickerson, Roger 16, 50, 65, 73, 105 Norton, Kelly 2, 24, 29, 30, 38, 40, 41, 45, 73, 77, 101, 105 Passig, Gary 105 Peterson, Ken 106 Peterson, Linda 17, 106 Peterson, William 106 Pettit, Rick 106 Polak, Richard 106, 108 Price, Charles 4, 106 Randall, Ed 17, 40, 50, 65, 106 Reimers, Betsy 5, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23, 24, 45, 73, 77, 101, 103, 106 Remour, Vernon 23, 40, 50, 65, 106 Reveal, Ken 50, 106 Robinson, Connie 73, 106 Robinson, Jeff 7, 16, 106 Roeglin, Becky 17, 45, 48, 49, 66, '71, '72, '73, '75, '77, 106 Ropp, Tim 65, 76, 106 Ruark, Dave 106 Ruby, Doug 13, 50, 106 Saathoff, Kent 5, 19, 76, 106 Sanders, Cathy 106 Schoemaker, Dave 107 Schroeder, Cheryl 13, 24, 48, 49, 54, 66, '72, '77, 101, 107 Schumacher, Pam 107 Schroeder, Tim 107 Schwenneker, Rod 10, 14, 107 Short, Paul 107 Smeltzly, Mike 10, 65, 104, 107 Smith, Diane 106, 107 Smith, Rhonda 77, 107 Snelling, Martin 3, 50, 73, 74, 107 Stacey. Jack 107 Stenger, Linda 107 Stephens, April 107 Still, Laura 107 Sullivan, Cynthia 77, 107 Tanner, Robin 17, 45, 66, 73, 101, 107. 116 Thompson. Susan 107 Thorpe, Ellen 13, 16, 17, 49, 54. 60, 107 Trunell, Rus 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 40, 107 Uza, Mark 107 VanDeVoorde, Joy 40, 108 VanWatermuelen, Don 108 VanWatermuelen, Laurie 108 Veryzer, Curt 50, 73, 108 Waldbusser, Jeff 50, 76, 108 Wallace, Barry 66, 108 Walters, Karen 108 Watson, Patty 108 Wildermuth, Don 16, 42, 50, 62, 108 Williams, Guy 20, 50, 65, 73, 108 Wilson, Chris 38, 60, 108 Wilson, Torri 62, 73, 108 Woodburn, Mark 45, 65, 73, 77, 108 Worden, Chris 108, 133 Young, Rod 38, 65, 76, 106, 108 Index-133 Ffwslwew Angaran, Tony 50, 63, 73, 109 Bailey, Julie 40, 58, 109 Baker, Crystal 62, 74, 109, 111 Barr, Ronnie 63, 107 Baxter, Steve 109 Beert, Nanett 109, 113 Bell, Chris 4, 50, 69, 73, 109, 114 Billingsley, Cheryl 109 Bennett, Cindy 18 Birmingham, Jennifer 107, 116, 134 Bos, Lauri 109 Bowers, Deniese 71, 109 Bowles, Kathy 60, 73, 109 Broline, Todd 107 Brooks, Craig 109 Bruner, Diane 5, 110, 114 Bruner, Theresa 38, 110 Cain, Tim 50, 110, 115 Cathcart, Sue 77, 110, 114 Clemenson, Carl 110 Clevenger, Randy 50, 69, 110 Coe, Erin 110, 112 Collins, Rod 30, 40, 50, 63, 110 Combs, Becki110, 131 Corbin, Jeff 110 Craig, Carolyn 66, 73, 110 Craigmiles, David 110, 134 Crampton, Tom 110 Day, Connie 30, 66, '73, 110 DeBlaey, Tim 110, 114, 115 DeBlieck, Arlan 40, 45, 110 DeBoard, Juanita 66, 110 DeShane, Debbie 110 Ditto, Mary Lorena 24, 38, 110 Dopler, Brad 110, 114 Dopler, Brian 63, 111 Doyle, Jeff 111 Earhart, David 24, 69, 111 Edie, Michelle 111 Filbert, Cathy 30, 58, 66, '73, 111 Fitch, Jerry 111 Foster, Jill 8, 45, 73, 111 Fox, Don 50, 111 Frazier, Mary 73, 77, 111 Garrett, Crystal 111 Gonyier, Kirk 111 Gosa, Carol 111, 113 Griffin, Janet 39, 77, 111 Haan, John 111 Hambelton, Troy 111 Hansen, Melinda 111 Hatfield, Scott 50, 69, 73, 111 Index-134 Hayes, Lori 39, 40, 60, 77, 111 Heeren, Richard 111 Henyan, Georgia 38, 111 Householder, Robin 112 Houtcooper, Scott 11, 112 Houzenga, Tim 50, 112 Howard, Mike 112 Hubbard, Mark 50, 63, 112 Johnson, Dan 30, 40, 50, 69, 73, 112 Kahl, Belinda 112 Kemper, Caroline 112 Kennedy, Kari 112, 134 Kindelsperger, Korina 112 Kindelsperger, Wendy 38, '71, 111 Knapp, Gary 38, 112 Lange, John 51, 53, 68, 111 Lawless, Cathy 58, 66, 112, 116 LeCleir, Kevin 50, 69, 113, 114 Leffel, Wayne 61, 63, 113 Leonard, Stacey 112, 134 Lindley, Karin 113 Marsden, Tim 113 Martens, Brook 50, 113 Martin, Sherri 10, 113 McCool, Debbie 39, 40, 66, 72, 73, 77, 113 McCoy. Cherri 29, 48, 73, 113, 116 McGee, Gloria 113, 134 Mclntire, Lori 3, 39, 113 Mclughian, Canda 113 Melton, Brenda 2, 72, 73, 113 Miller, Connie 113 Miller, Jo 113 Moffitt, Greg 113 Moffitt, Brian 113 Mumrna, Lisa 60, 110, 113, 115 Nelson, Mike 40, 113 Nightingale, Mark 113, 115 Oney, Wayne 113 Parein, Craig 40, 47, 63, 114 Parker, Becky 29, 60, 77, 112, 114 Parker, Dottie 114 Parker, Larry 114 Patz, Lynn 60, 114, 116, 134 Pearsall, Joyce 22, 40, 114 Pearsall, Teresa 114 Peterson, Rus 69, 114 Price, William 114 Pringle, Cathy 114, 134 Prior, Brenda 114 Rains, Stephen 114 Randall, Jack 5, 20, 63, 113, 114 Reed, Randy 114 Reiling, Donna 114 Reiling, Jerry 114 Reiling, Penny 24, 38, 71, 77, 114 Reimers, R. J. 13, 69, 109, 114 Riley, Rick 115 Roeglin, Tracy 38, 71, 77, 115 Shadrick, Jim 114 Shipman, Mark 50, 73, 114, 134 Simpson, Susan 8, 73, 112, 115 Skelton, Judy 30, 115 Smith, Edward 115 Smith, Ellen 115 Sowell, Glenda 115, 133 Speer, Susie 77, 110, 115 Steadman, Delana 115 Swanson, James 115 Taylor, Linda 114, 115 Tipsword, Angela VanDeVoorde, Jo 19, 30, 50, 69, 73, 115 VanPelt, Molly 48, 60, 71, 110, 115 Vroman, Kelly 60, 110, 115 Wainwright, Jack 115 Wainwright, Joni 39, 71, 75, 110. 116 Wainwright, Kristie 49, 54, 60, 77. 109, 116 Waldbusser, Shari 66, 134 Walgrave, Marlin 48, 50, 69, 116 Wallace, Angela 48, 60, 116 Wancket, Robert 50, 69, 73, 109, 116 Weatherington, Don 116 Weeks, Mike 116 Wilson, Curt 50, 76, 116 Wilson, Kevin 116 Winger, Brenda Young, Wendy 38, 60, 77, 110, 116 Zumaris, Doug 63, 116 Tlwmdsaflandfthaivlsw Awabgowawivw Taafdmwb Wlwwtiwchildfwwwwgaw. Awkuwwbw Tlvwugkdwgwewcowdvug Awbrswjwowegwu vowwmw. 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