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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1977 volume:

A RAMBLER JOURNEY Mvaw. - ,F 74. N .K .. ,.xk . .T if W we we sk nr, K -u Q, , of 'P 4 ,av SMR k,1: up H, A 5, ,mf .www -,J 7, 1 5-'J E' wrkvi 9 vw.-ww-sm if iiii i .7-1' fe' 4' 5 . is g Wx ,. , kkyk H, bkkrr A . V. Y ' me Q ,wa ..,, Q f K ., , i V . i l ii ii , Q , , X , . i :Wil V, -.... ,, - x KN H MMM 4' ak 7 14 . . . W,,,,,,.,,,.,... W.. 1-flwif' , . We We K . ff ' A ' 'W K' ' . mi.. ,Q-Q.-me M- -W - ' K 5' it L , I 0 , .L+ .N 4. , L. . A .i A 1977 RAM BLER Volume XVI Riverdale H i gh School Port Byron, Illinois f 3 5 i5:,iA, f.,,. ,, Fx f K QW Qr - : lr- wig: 3 'I' ' v 1 -wwf egg . my sua-gw1,m.:k.., .Q-.QL re 1 If f'-f'.'w, 25.1 1 . X ,L .mr ,vu V 2 ff... 11 '1- 9- K - -A nf 33--',.'f - ,A ies.. G ' g g15iQff'?? ' 3,:12sG4,3w,wfifg,,M . 1,6 ,M WM' 22 f f W w Mil' 'w -rt Registration goes smoothb. ix .1 ' I ' I 'P If 1 A . ,-an .wn zbqtm O 4 gas gas: Ka si 'A J i i l N W EJ I s 2 .:-,5, Q ,,'. N i J Rambler Journey Highway Patrol A fll77lvlZlSIl'l1ll0l7 Travelers Slzzdenls Roads to Knowledge C 'lassroonzs The Body Shop A flIl6'II.l'.Y Traveling Dzffereni Ways OI'gtIlIlIfIl1'0l7.Y Moving Together Sfudenf Life Billboards A ll1'Cl'IlSL'IIIUIYIS Road Map Index' 6 l U 51 6 9 U8 l U3 l 23 I 38 H i ghway Patrol ,, :MY . .. . x F ., f H X twiifll - , ...my - . LL 1 ur Great School Sta f Being one of the members of our personnel staff is no easy task. Think of all the work it takes each day to make the school run properly. Each member of our staff should have a great sense of pride in what they do. I I L wiili if 7 sailor al n if' ' ' L 4? T bgll 1. Left to right: Miss Spratt, Head Librarian, Mrs. DeCap, Library Secretary. 2. Our Janitor Mrs. Marten. 3. Left to right: Randy Bridges, Guy Williams, Gary Bos, Duane Ewing, Mrs. Marshall, CCafeteria Monitorj. 4. lst Row: Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Creen, Mrs. Lafever. 2nd Row: Mrs. Logsdon, Mrs. Fenno, Mrs. Ditsworth, Mrs. Hansen, School Cooks. 5. Mrs. Wigant CBus Supervisorb. 6. Mr. Kennedy QBus Repairmanj. ,,,,.....fs-M f it A my K x If-H 1 my I H Lppr W L 'X 'i .. 'A 'M in 1 . XS 'fun ,aillfw 1 nl, 97 A Dream Come True As Riverdale's 21st year as a unit school district closed, a long desired goal was about to come true. Construction of the new elementary addition, to house pupils in grades 3 through 6, commenced in mid-July, 1976, and continued on schedule, thus permitting the closing of the Dis- trict's four small, outlying ele- mentary buildings in June, 1977, and the housing, for the first time of all elementary pupils in the Riverdale District at one cen- tral site. The new addition, containing 21 classrooms, an elementary office, vocal music room, a multi-purpose room and stage along with the renovation of the Coe building basement cost about 351.4 million, with the state of Illinois participating with a direct grant equalling nearly 60070 of the costs and the local taxpay- ers, through an approval of a bond referendum in September, 1975 providing the remaining 40070. Dedication of the new facility is scheduled for early September in 1977. Z ,iw 1- '-. ,, , f K+ 'Lf l 9 7' ' l llliliiffiiifii t lf A25 mallriv-if .rm,:,1.: H it ,3,!11'1f,e tn- w, ft tra., t..,, w -i,-.uv uv ., , , it ,..,t wa .' 4 ,ta fm-it Q , Tl' K Iwiil 1 2 t,,.,zrtef- .,x mv., ll, : twat ElllllllllillllillllilifW 'lx lligpgu Q at tkllsfxirifi vit 212 if lm 1,gftz,wvf, 'I at tw. L 3 .Etmi,g,.tr,t, 2, A 'lf I , Z. lt ,, Q 4.,,, ,, .Una ..,+, . , , - ,r ,ww a x SI., -i- M -. s N, ' --.A ' V5 ' L -W ...i'-. d'i Sk Ei is Qi , AN xv., ,1- 1 fam qtffwwfgw 7: A' ,'. A f A 23 . tv W H ,ggi ll!! g, su, uk , ,, , s f'iiv ' 1 EJ? gf il' , , 8 Q L JA' Highway Patrol ,4 5 . 5 of' Working in the office again this year with Mr. Patrick A. Grady were Mrs. Dorothy Palmer and Mrs. Zo Clendenin. Helping Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Clendenin pass out detention lists, collect- ing absentee lists, and other var- ious jobs were Denise Anderson, Angie Jones, Connie Griffin, Ellen Thorpe, Lisa Thorpe, Beth Wainwright, Debbie Vroman, and Lynn Patz. Mrs. LaRee Simpson kept records for the counselors, Mr. Jim Bodine and Ms. Rhea Werts. f-7--tk--f ,, K ee.aL,Q , ,Y nr 5' , 2 Cla! K req.-H fm f f-ew phi DDQ t-LL2 at l. School Board, Mr. Hohenbo- ken, Mr. Schroeder, Mr. Win- ters, Vonda Walgrave, Mr. Schuttes, Mr. Sachau, Mr. Wil- son, Mrs. Mitton, Mr. Ryan. 2. Mrs. Pelletien, Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. VanDeVoorde, administra- tion secretaries. 3. The new Elementary School. 4. Mrs. Howard, Lunch Supervi- sor. 5. Mr, Ryan, Superintendent. 6. Mrs. Clendenin, Mrs. Palmer. 7. Counselor Secretary Mrs. Simpson. Counselors Ms. Werts, Mr. Bodine. 8. Principal Mr. Grady. 9. Jo Miller, Ms. Werts. Q 'I in f 'tr KJ if X Travelers 1 .I iff ' gi ' Wy . 'X.x X , xi! a 52 Sf ff? X , P' Vg .Ink up ,.,Wk L V -67 EXIT 'C8O,' ,vi if Q , ,gf Mk. A 'Q' ' up its if . . . we ' - gb ' ' ' sx ,ez if N K ji Kun 1 x . we e.,,i mf sl ' i ' 'f Y , A Z 19,4 iQue., Ted Allen Brad Allison Kevin Anderson Stacey Anderson Nick Angaran Shari Baldwin Cheri Barber Korrie Beeson Jill Billingsley Kelly Black Larry Black Debbie Box Darla Calvert Victor Canady Dana Churchill Dwanye Clark Lori Clark Todd Claus Marty Clevenger Rod Clouse ll Brenda Clure Sharon Coe Debbie Colegrove Patti Combs Judy Cone Bill Conner Doug Cord Brenda Craig Kathy Creen Matt Cutler Ronnie Davis Richard Day Scott Deblieck Jeff DeBoard Matt DeCap Dorothy DeC1ercq Art Depoorter Lorrie Despain 12 if X gb X if 2 - Q Lt C . . ,1 vt KX' C ,d p f W' t . , ' ,. 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Arlen Clure A 4 B 'B Jim Connor l '.,,-3 Deanna Craig Ron Creen 27 Robin Curless Diana Davis Marilyn DeBai1lie Mandy DeBlaey Eric Depoorter Ron DeRiemacker Steve Despain Greg Dippel Theresa Donder Dan Dopler John Downey Dan Dunbar Carla Earney Tammy Egan Laurie Ernst Duane Ewing Rhonda Ferrell Sherri Filbert Gary Fincher Rod Forsythe 28 f .qs ff' mmf -Hs. t of :it V,,, y l 1 ,f i 00'- 4.94 -1., w e , , ,nr may asv mv 3 in A 5 fi 4?-,EJ al- wwgn. ., ., 5, nf? ,U 'Ng my Q In rin? ri 3 sw gr ., fi ll David Franks Laurie Geiger Torn Geiger Cheryl Griffin Connie Griffin Lola Hansen Cnot picturedj Don Hans Brad Helgason Mike Hess Craig Hollenback Tena Horn Cnot picturedj Jon Howell Lori Hudson Geri Hull Greg Hunter Par Ihde Rhonda Ingalls Cindy Jackson Tom Jackson Audrey Johnson Jeff Johnson Angie Jones 29 Jim Jones Rachelle Kennedy Tom Kissel David Kopatich Tim Kraft Rose Kraus Lisa Landuir Steve Lane Julie Lonergan Jeff Loy Rich Mabeus John Marshall Julia Marshall Kathy McCool Mike McCormick Carl McGee April McKenna Dan Micheals Lori Misfeldr Craig Murnma 30 x ,MN A .. 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XG . eh R Jeff Robinson V 'SQEQ A S . ,Y x- ' y A 31 Becky Roeglin Tim Ropp Doug Ruby Kent Saathoff Cathy Sanders Tim Schroeder Knot picturedj Pam Schumacher Rod Schwenneker Paul Short Mike Smeltzly Diana Smith Knot picturedj Rhonda Smith Martin Snelling Rick Sowell Cnot picturedb Danna Steadman Linda Stenger April Stephens Laura Still Cindy Sullivan Robin Tanner Susan Thompson 32 2 r,c, , .,,,, - , Alel , ku WW. f . N, - ' zffff 2 ,In A , fs. 'W 3 69 ni .,. , rg CX R ll my 'few' W ,. !.,:,,j . 4, T I lv 1 y .. 5 , f M, x 517' z, :ff ,P I . f w f M. l In I. war if 99 M Q I , 'xg 4 H! .ff P35 , .. ' A Afru-Qi as ll 3,6 g E 2 5 JS, l ewvr ,. A lb, pn .., T M gg V R lX Q , , Ellen Thorpe Rus Trunell Kathy Turner Mark Uza Joy VanDeVoorde Jerry VanRaalte Don VanWatermeulen Laurie VanWatermeulen Curt Veryzer Jeff Waldbusser Barry Wallace Karen Walters Patty Watson Dan Wildermuth Guy Williams Chris Wilson Torri Wilson Mark Woodburn Chris Worden Rod Young 33 cc na , The Class O 77 1st Row: Denise Thompson, Tonya Waldron, Julie Klinge, Cindy Bachman, Michelle Depoorter, Perry Larson, Charlie Kline, Chris I-lohenboken, Randy Roeglin, Brian Coe, Kevin Engebretson, Dave Johnson, Craig Russel, Craig Simpson. 2nd Row: Jill Skelton, Mary DeClercq, Lori Wainwright, Keri Wilson, Janet Hungate, Donna Minge, Karla Donder, Curt Brooks, Scott Griffin, Randy Bridges, John Pollreisz, Ken McCool. 3rd Row: Debbie King, Cindy Gonyier, Kathy Wainwright, Judy Polak, Chris DeBlaey, Sue McGeehon, Sue Thompson, Mike Thompson, Don Hofstetter, Brian Mimma, Mark Griffin. 4th Row: Peggy Kerr, Dick Morthlnad, Sheri Schwenneker, Roberta DeShane, Debbie George, Pam Martens, Zonnie Michaels, Jane Craton, Dorette Ayers, Julie Piatt, Donna Ayers, Robert Hetz. 5th 'Rown Linda Wallace, Gary Bos, Eugene VanDeWalle, Alan Stout, John Tschopp, Chris Bundy, Ken Voltz, Les Jackson, Alvin Bier, Denise Guinn. 6th Row: Billy Stephens, Sam Lamb, Mark Earhart, Charles Lootjens, David Eddleman, Paul Klundt, Raymond Haung, Kevin Geiger, Mike Frey, Jim Howell, Bob Peterson, Nick Griffin. 7th Row: Sandy Holder, Connie Johnson, Kim Pareen, Laura Foster, Lisa Nicholson, Lynn Schroeder, Beth Lambrecht, Rhonda Nightingale, Lisa Speer, Linda Hungate, Melodie Young, Kris Waldorf, Rick Brown. 8th Row: Vicki Reveal, Tina Smith, Rose Bethards, Gary Hanabarger, Doug Sullivan, Trena Young, Julie DeCap, Doug Mathis, Maryann Stockwell, Lisa Thorpe, Kathy VanPelt, Vonda Walgrave, Therman Gosa. 9th Row: Deanna Shadrick, Ellen Fowler, Mark Hollenbeck, Frank Kraus, Vince Volk, Machel Ballard, Robert Brown, Stan Dailey, Tom Clendenin, David Bruner, Jeff Glenn, Larry Kinkade. 10th Row: John Santos, Craig Fox, Laurie Dopler, Diana Ditto, Chet McCoy, Quinn Lonergan, Steve Mclntire, Pat O'Brien. 11th Row: Paul Melton, Kirk Wainwright, Rory Young, Rob Wisley, Bob Peterson, Brian Barber, Billy McCorkel, Jim Wimer. The Senior Class Officers for A the 1977 school year were J N - TF President: Robert I-letz, Vice- 's f J i g President, Vince Volk and Sec. - p p ,sit , . l gg A Treasurer: Susan Thompson. .fi T J fi 'Y l . Exit 77 -- -ef, 5 ' A Q 1 Q . y T X.. ' ix ..1z1 Q is X ,x,, I A 1 A 1 A - 1 we Z.. . K 1' ' , 5 g iiit. .... I ' y' Z .. X f, . 1 f' . Steven Gerald Anderson Donna Eileen Ayers Mgchel Lee Ballard BI'l21Tl Keith B3.IbCl' Judy Ann Baxter Rosemarie Bethards ,,,, I . ' fy ,, . W , , V ' A f V ,. I , ,.r.. ,, 5 re'r li l ' . , Alvin Lee Bier Doreue Elizabeth Cindy Bachman Ayers :QS 5 l kki' i .- ' v A. I lf: .' lu fp is is 1 ' s l S A L K . ri. rree 1 XX :fs 'fx wr-T Diane Bolen Gary Mark Bos Randall lay Bridges 2' , ,, if J. Curt Brooks Richard Eugene Brown zo K' W' S Robert Lester Brown, David Wayne Bruner Jr. iiv Christine Mae Bundy Thomas Jay Clendenin 1 Brian Joesph Coe Jane Ann Craton Stanley Wayne Dailey Christine Ann DeB1aey N ll 'Ui Julie Mary DeCap Mary Catherine DeClercq l Diana Sue Ditto Karla Marie Donder Laurie Ann Dopler Ronald Eugene Dopler Y 'QQ wa, f , t L5 f R1 1 f11r V . XX Michelle Renee Depoorter Roberta Lee DeShane Mark L. Earhart Mike Ernmanouilidis T David Joe Eddleman 'ir-fe! Kevin Edward Engebretson I , . ff ,- A2 f , in 1 Al! fi ,Y 81-A ijt 'M 33 1 l in in fQf 1 lq. . Laura Ellen Foster Ellen Sue Fowler Craig Willis Fox Mary Louise Frenell Mike Edward Frey aww. 1 Kevin Lee Gieger f --af Debbie Elaine George Debbie Ann Gillespie Pam Ann Gillespie Jeff Lynn Glenn ' E1 ' J 4 X Qi yr -LGWX X 2 iii f Cynthia Jean Gonyier Therman Lee Gosa Mark David Griffin Nicholas A . Griffin Ir Scott Lee Griffin Denise Rae Guinn Gary Dewayne Hanabarger fC!! 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QA 31 f'5 l REF, I n ' ,at is -ss 2 x R Nav is 'Ei-P' Xl Ax Lynn Christine Schroeder '75 l'iiffy hy Jill Marie Skelton William Harold Mary Ann Stockwell Stephens Denise Eileen Mike Eugene Thompson Thompson ggi.. ,flat s- at ':-- Q A if .0 H 5 3 Susan Michelle Lisa Ann Thorpe Jonathan Adam Eugene VanDeWa1le Thompson Tschopp 'ini Kathy Lee VanPe1t it it A if AQ Vince Shannon Volk Kendall Robert Voltz nr-,L Kathy Marie Kirk Robert Lori Kym Wainwright Kristine Kay Waldorf Wainwright Wainwright Tonya Kay Waldron Vonda Linn Walgrave Linda Mae Wallace Darryl Lee Webb James Dean Weimer Keri Frances Wilson Robert Eric Wisely John H . Wright ,, - .1 , '1 ,U .Q Shui, sf I ' -Q: Q'-gr on . , iff n 1 rrr fi i dt' xl K 412- f ' 'o Y Y. f af ,, or E ,A , Melodie Ann Young Rory Eugene Young 3 il Trena Lou Young S uperlatives Chosen AK, . fam ,' is ,, Af' ' mi non 5 1. Class Clowns: Lisa Speer and Brian Coe . 2. Best Dressed: Kathy Wainwright and Randy Bridges. 3. Most Uncoordinated: Laura Foster and Dave Eddleman. 4. Best Athlete: Mark Griffin and Lori Wainwright. 5. Most Versatile: Mary Ann Stockwell and Dave Johnson. W7 W I nw 'Q Hn Qfiv 'WL , .,f,.,, v i 'ysfn h , Www- ,Jn- qy-,gg lf. SAT W x an ., W. ,P iv Mig 9' 1, ' ,Q 1, H A, ui EEE 1. Tallest: Dave Eddleman and Zonnie Mikles. 2. Troublemakers: Don Hofstetter and Melodie Young. 3. Most Musical: Michelle Depoorter and Dave Johnson. 4. Neatest Hair: Perry Larson and Connie Johnson . 5. Best Personality: Brian Coe and Kathy Wainwright. 6. Most Likely to Succeed: Lori Wainwright and Randy Bridges 7. Neatest Smile: Mike Thompson and Vonda Walgrave. 8. Best Build: Brian Mumma and Diana Ditto. 9. Best Looking: Chris Hohenboken and Connie Johnson . 2. 3 EQ Uri 1. Neatest Eyes: Vonda Walgrave and Craig Fox. Space King and Queen: Perry Larson and Machel Ballard. . Biggest Flirt: Linda Hungate and Craig Russell. 4. Shyest: Chris DeB1aey and Mark Earhart. Cnot pictured are Shortest: Ron Dopler and Doris McGee and Most Artistic: Vince Volk and Roberta DeShane.J f t':! -, ,,..i,,Nwft,,..,. ,,.t,...a.- ,,,,.. , , .i ..t,, .M , V 4 at ff. 4' f f V f , , Z, W f F so , ?Z Vff ,Z et Roads T0 Knowledge W1 5, - -- , X---'--fb-? x ,M, ., B f 4 W x , , T , --- ,fr x L -vi 42 Students Last year was the final year Mr. Gillespie will be teaching. He will be moving over to Coe to be an advisor, a new teacher will be hired to only teach his classes. There was an assortment of classes in the Agriculture Dept. last year from Ag. Chemicals and Fertilizer to Animal Science to Ag Business and Management. In order for anybody to get into the class they had to take Intro. to Ag. This year the Agriculture Department will offer Ornamen- tal Horticulture and Horse Sci- ence for all the horse lovers. The Interrelated class was just as big or bigger as in past years. There was a variety of kids and jobs in the class. Too bad this class can't be offered two times during the day because of the size of the class but unfortunately they had to have other Ag classes. Learn Future Occupations 'lu i' , ..-- K K .,. . ,..,f ' .., M ,A-as ee ei V 'TTT l l l l , 6 l lf' 5 D 5 gl fe ee.. at so l j l l tl l LC3 L 'H l ll T , L Q. , QD Q .NH-H 1. Mike Nelson, lack Randall, Scott DeBlieck, Doug Falk. 2. Doug Sullivan, Mike Frey, Scott Griffin, Tom Clendenin, Rob Wisely, Bruce Hayes, Craig Simpson. 3. Tom Clendenin. 4. Mr. Gillespie, Gary Bos. 5. Diana Ditto, Craig Simpson, Deanna Shadrick, Kevin Geiger, Perry Larson. 6. Mike Smeltlzy. 7. Roger Nicherson. 8. Richard Mabeus. 9. Mr. Tadlock. 10. Don Harts. 11. Debbie King, Mich Griffin, Mary Ann Stockwell, Kathy Van Pelt, Sherry Manasco. Students Practice Skzlls The United Township Area Vocational Center began the second semester of the 1967-68 school year. lt started with five schools and 275 students attending, now there are eleven schools and 800 students in attendance. The Center is providing education and training in twenty-two areas which will enable the students to enter the labor market with a definite skill. Vocational or career education is a valuable part of the total educational program. The center has also added a new class this year, it is called Practical Nursing. Art was fun, frustrating, relaxing, and rewarding for many students this year. Mr. John Tadlock taught students to express themselves in many waysq by processing film for film production, working with clay in three dimensional art, drawing and painting their ideas in two dimensional art, or working independently in advanced art. M ath Brings umbers T0 Students The 1976-'77 Math Department had three instructors teaching nine different subjects. Mr. Parker taught three sections of students in each of two classes, Math I and Algebra I. Math II, Pre-Algebra, two sections of Geometry, and Senior Math were the subjects taught by Mr. Oltman. Miss Strunk had the task of teaching the Metrics System and two sections each of Algebra II Cfirst semesterj and Trigonometry Csecond semesterb. She also conducted two sections of Accounting, a business course. ' J ff' W, --fx of 5 m,f:fr:1,l as H3 ,J at 'fl ,t ? ,Q is 1' ' 'll ,IJ Lagg...-lr f K ,,1,.3:sr.s' N ,.....-- A English teaches students how to write their feelings and ideas on paper and helps them improve their vocabulary. One of the main goals for English teachers is to help the students improve their reading capabilities. Riverdale High School hired two new teachers this year, Mr. Anderson and Miss Uhlig. Miss Uhlig took over for Mrs. Grady, former head of the English department. Mrs. Grady was offered a job as Language Coordinator for Davenport Schools. The other two teachers are Mrs. Lenski, and the head of the English department, Mrs. Knight. 3 Q 1. Miss Strunk, Don Loy. 2. Mr. Parker, Hugh Lively. 3. lst row: Alair Walgrave, Bev Maharry, Roger McGeehon, Mr. Oltman, Ted Harts, 2nd row: Lorena Ditto, Jeff Robinson, Carol McCarty. 4. Sue Cathcart, Carl Clemenson, Randy Clevenger. 5. Rose Kraus, Miss Uhlig, Mike Bowman, Laura Bender, Randy Bridges, Randy Roeglin, John Pollreisz. 6. Rampage Staff: lst row: Karin Walters, Lori Bull, Betsy Reimers, Sherri Filbert, Laura Bender. 2nd row: Rampage advisor Mrs. Knight, Julie Mumma, Randy Mumma, Dan Michaels, Bill Peterson, Gary Bump. 3rd row: Rampage editor Rob Herz, Paul Klundt, Rob Brown, David Eddleman, Charles Loontjens, Jim Weimer. 7. Rambler Staff: lst row: Rod Young, Julie Klinge, Rhonda Nightingale, Tonya Waldron. 2nd row: Mark Griffin, Rus Trunell, Donna Minge, Joy VanDeVoorde , Rambler editor Sue Thompson, Rambler advisor Mr. Anderson. 3rd row: Kathy McCool, Cindy Jackson, Robin Tanner. Ellen Thorpe. , Q43 li 6Q y , ff, J QLLJJLJ 1. Julie Mumma. 2. Mrs. Lenski, Tim Kraft, Lori Hudson, Rhonda Smith, Jeff Doyle, Rick Sowell. 3. Front to Back, lst Row: Craig Parein, Joni Wainwright, Charlie Kline. 2nd Row: Randy Clevenger, Dan Johnson, Don Harts. 3rd Row: Cheryl Griffin, Jeff Abbott, Brian Mumma, Dan Michaels, Mrs. Knight. 4th Row: Sue McGeehon, Rod Forsythe. 5th Row: Denise Guinn, Lisa Landuit. 4. Kerry McCormick, Kirk Gonyier, Pat O'Brien, Steve Tipsword, Sabrina Stiner, Julie Bailey. 5. lst Row: Brian Coe, Chris Bundy, Mandy DeBlaey. 2nd Row: Chris DeBlaey, Michelle Depoorter, Greg Dippel, Karla Donder, Lisa Speer. 3rd Row: David Earhart, Cheryl Griffin, Linda Hungate, Les Jackson. 4th Row: David Kopatich, Kelly Neyrinck, Mike Thompson. 5th Row: Kendall Voltz, Jim Goard. 6. Mr. Michel. 7. Mr. Watson. 8. lst Row: Connie Day, Steve Tipsword. 2nd Row: Carolyn Pierce, Kerry McCormick, Sabrina Stiner, Sherry Filbert. 3rd Row: Chet McCoy, Rory Young, Mark Shipman, Denise Thompson, Mark Hollenbeck, Patty Watson. 9. Mr. Lancaster. ,,,--wp - 1- ' rw I 'ii ,4- 'C sv N Broad H orzzons In Soczal Studies Teaching Social Studies again this year was Mr. Lancaster, Mr. Michel and Mr. Watson. Mr. Lancaster taught classes such as Urban Affairs, New Model Me and Current Affairs. Mr. Michel taught Psychology, Introduction to Social Studies and Life Span. Mr. Watson taught Federal Constitution, Sociology and Civil War. The 1976 elections were important discussion topics in Current Affairs this year. The Law Enforcement classes had occasional guest speakers. . ,E y as 41 The Enjoyment Of Music The 1976-'77 Riverdale High School Band had a very busy year. Students in band this year received a full academic credit for band, so Mr. Hughes and the band council were active in preparing a new curriculum, handbook and constitution for band members. The more active band council was established to spark student involvement. Throughout the summer and the school year, the band participated in many activities. During the summer, the band played in Bicentennial Parades in Hillsdale, Cordova and Port Byron. By late summer, the band was busy preparing to march in football half-time shows. All through the year, the band was present at athletic events including pep assemblies, basketball games and wrestling meets to help build school spirit. The pep band also made a special appearance at Rockford College to honor Ted Frits. The rest of the bands' time was spent in preparing for their fine Christmas and Pops concerts, the two music contests, pit band rehearsal for the spring musical Li'1 Abner, and finally playing for Class Night and Graduation. Mr. Hughes was also busy with the Pom Pon squad who added color to many of the band's performances . ,af lu- .. - ve-f ' W I. I , i g V p . .Q 7 J -Lxf IA 0 d , . ,H 4 1...-. -Q, 1 G! '. . , 1- - 1 SL 'K' Li. Aj f' r+ m' l l J l l ,. ,lQ,,, ,L ,L 5J f 'T fi Vi' 7 J ll 31 l ' 'C 6s if Lili 1 ll lrwrr l ,Llc Qi J clan ll l. lst Row: Sharon Coe, Paula Schave, Judy Skelton, Lori Wilson. 2nd Row: Nancy Pearsall, Joyce Pearsall, Debbie McCool, Julie Wildermuth, Mike Morthland, Julie Bailey, Susan Thompson. 3rd Row: Audrey Johnson, Denise Earhart, Julie Lonergan, Brenda Craig, Tena Horn, Linda Pearsall, Kathy McCool, Ronda Ballard, Tamie Falk, Marty Clevenger, Vern Remour, Charlie Kline. 4th Row: Debbie Guinn, Lori Hayes, Anne Snook, Paul Klundt. 2. Mr. Hughes. 3. Dawn Wildermuth, Michelle Depoorter. 4. lst Row: Lucy Kurkowski, Chris Urban, Yolonda Phillips, Dorothy DeClercq. 2nd Row: Kris Neyrink. 5. lst Row: Deanna Craig, Cindy Jackson, Laurie Clark, Joy VanDeVoorde. 2nd Row: Denise Johnson, Ann Morthland, Alair Walgrave, Todd Jackson, Marilyn DeBaille. 3rd Row: Arlan DeB1ieck, Craig Parein, Tim Horn, Tim Fritts, Marc Hollister, John Marshall, Kevin Engebretson , Larry Joy , Dick Morthland, Jill Skelton. 4th Row: Rodney Collins, Ken McCool, Doug Falk, Dawn Wildermuth, Michelle Depoorter, Jon Howell, Dan Johnson, Dave Johnson. 6. Section leaders: Dave Johnson, Deanna Craig, Dick Morthland, Paul Klundt, Charlie Kline, Ken McCool, Craig Parein, Kathy McCool, Julie Lonergan, Debbie McCool, Susan Thompson. 7. Marilyn DeBail1e, Librarian: Paul Klundt, president: Susan Thompson, secretary: Jill Skelton, vice-president. l if 59 Singing In Perfect Harmony ' IWi,,i,1.,Q4eWwfmww ff -'ff - ---1 -7 7--if l t t L LL L to ll , LLLLQ Y ,,,, ,, ,fi l w t ,LLL-L 2x 1. lst Row: Theresa Bruner, Laurie Lonergan, Rhonda Nightingale, Kathy Van Pelt, Scott Thornbloom, Roger Hetz, Mike Lane. 2nd Row: Bev Maharry, Karla Donder, Wendy Young, Penny Reiling, Mary DeClercq, Michelle Depoorter, Arlan Frels, Craig Russell, Larry Joy, Denise Anderson, Stacey Anderson. 3rd Row: Lori Bull, Tamrny Egan, Lori Wilson, Molly VanPelt, Lynn Schroeder, Sharon Coe, Ann Morthland. 2. MI. Dale Morgan. 3. lst Row: Joe VanDeVoorde, Ted Harts, David Franks, Scott Carpenter, Connie Griffin, Becky Roeglin, Julie DeCap, Peggy West. 2nd Row: Rod Young, Gary Fincher, Kevin Geiger, Todd Irwin, Greg Hunter, Gary Knapp, David Earhart, Diana Ditto, Chris Wilson, Lori Hayes, Geri Hull. 3rd Row: Lori Clark, Suzonne Mikles, Cheryl Griffin, Tracy Roeglin, Julie Klinge, Karen Lindley, Sherry Enright, Robin Tanner, Lorena Ditto, Laura Still, Robyn Young. 4. Scott Thornbloom, Mr. Morgan, Larry Joy, Denise Anderson. vN.,,,s+ Y 14.44 1 1? a 1 'Q f . 'gf Y Vs' gs 3 This years Concert Choir consisted of 61 members. They had three concerts and went to contest. They sang popular songs such as Bohemian Rhapsody, Cherish, l Write the Songs. Mr. Morgan, the director, was pleased with the choir and he commented that sectionals helped out a lot. In sectionals about eight or nine students met with Mr. Morgan for about a half an hour for voice lessons. Chamber Choir was an extra activity for some of the Concert Choir members. Twenty students were chosen by Mr. Morgan after try outs. if L l 1 , 7 1 i t I C l I ndustrious Students At Work lndustrial Arts included a met- als class, an electronics class, a drafting class, an auto mechan- ics class, all taught by Mr. Bell. This year more girls were involved in these classes than any other year. The boys helped the girls which occasionally led to friendly competition. Ffa Sei l l i to r an ag y t l ill ingest diff cell Ley 1. Karla Donder. 2. Duane Ewing, Brad Helgason. 3. Mr. Bell. 4. Tim Cain. 5. Brad Helgason, Paul Short, Duane Ewing. 6. Mr. Campbell. 7. Ronda Ballard. 8. Kari Kennedy, Gary Fincher, Kevin LeCleir, Lynn Patz. 9. Mrs. Kertz. 10. Carol Gosa, Miss McFadden. L,4d Mum www ' .e 'Q ag' -4 ,H H ealthful Living .- :ft ,... 11 gnvf' Every Sophomore was required to take Health. Health was a semester course dealing with several aspects of the human body. Included in the topics covered were the ten basic body systems, a unit on nutrition, a drug unit, a section about sex education, and information about personal hygiene. lg!! Growth In Economics Oh the spice of life! What is it? Why food naturally. The spice of life was shown in many different shapes and sizes to the guys and gals in the Home Economics classes. Not only did. they learn about foods, they also learned about clothing, how to sew, what to expect from children and other various aspects of life. Thanks to a few new sewing machines, the classes that involved sewing got along much easier, while the worries of trying to fix the old machines were a thing of the past. The purposes of Consumer Education are to help each student evolve his own value system, develop a sound decision making procedure based on his values, get the best buys for his money and fulfill his role in the free enterprise system. ssh, 64 New to the P.E. Department was the course of Human Growth and Development. Human Growth and Development deals with the problems of human reproduction. The course, which is one quarter long, is only open to Juniors and Seniors due to its mature content. Also new to this department was a field trip to Chestnut Mountain in Galena. The trip was open to any student who wished to go. A total of fifty-one people went. The skiing began at 9:00 in the morning and finished at 3:00 in the afternoon. It was a very exciting day. M 'if-f 2 Xirvx t miriam 5 afar? - -sizzix -fix we P. E. Electives Popular I-l CK W l 7 Eu .LJ ,tt ,TEC t A to L 3 +V n ,tid 51 w Lu til! 1. Mrs. Kertz, Dawn Wildermuth. 2. Mark Woodburn. 3. Mark Loy, Ion Howell, Coach Nelson, Kevin Anderson, Judy Skelton. 4. Coach Campbell. 5. Rick Pettit, Phil Remour. 6. Ellen Fowler. 7. Brenda Winger, Michelle Edie, Juanita DeBoard, Shari Waldbusser. 8. Joe VanDeVoorde. 9. Miss Frank, Joyce Pearsall, Becki Combs. 10. Belinda Kahl, Kelly Newrinck, Karla Donder. Driver's Education Worthwhile You can always tell the Driv- er's Education car when it leaves the High School. You can see Mr. Brinkmeier sticking his head out the window yelling Help! But, really it's not all that bad. He's just kidding the students. Almost all the students have driven before with their parents. The thing most students like about Driver's Ed is that they will be able to drive soon. ,Mr adn E 3 1. Mark Earhart, Mr. Robinson. 2. Lori Despain, Ted Harts. 3. Mr. Brinkmeier. 4. Sam Lamb. 5. Mr. Brinkrneier, Kristi Griffin, Lori Hayes. 6. Laurie Lonergan. 7. Mike Morthland, Ron Davis, Jill Skelton, Larry Joy, Scott Thornbloom, Mr. Kinkead, Sherry Enright, Debbie Fincher, Kristi Griffin, Mindy Peterson, Sheri Mooney. 8. Mr. Mills, Gary Warner. 9. Jon Tschopp, Judy Polak. 10. Steve Kraft, Richard Day. 66 ' ' 'ref 'Q s ii? f i 2 gk 5. . Learning Center Successful The Special Ed program was established to provide successful school experiences for previously unsuccessful students. The Learning Center is a resource center where students can obtain special help from Mr. Chuck Robinson. Students are also involved in other High School courses, pre-vocational training and in-school working experi- CHCCS . A K .K 1'Ly:jf. .,,, ,,,,,,. - it v ...Q I , Q 1 - M V,,.. ..,, l N M V V V V ,, M .. kirip 1 1 1 X 1 f, .'l' f f ,guest ...L fy , ,T I ' ,,,:i K kkrrlrr wi ffm nu I my--5 X Izlvilzlbutf HOME UF THE RAMS ' 'L EX-Q ,' I. STUDENT DRIVER 'rom 'rAc:.111r 110116.12 V MULINE ,IL I.. ffii l . . K F . l'r ' f 'fIQQgg 2 0592 A 2 e - 1 if 1 l Science Is Out Of The Ordinary lv' 'Q r----- I H f . 115- l fx Mx E A 7 41. 5 if 1 Mr. Mills and Mr. Kinkead were the two teachers in the Science Department. Mr. Mills taught General Science, Chemistry , Physics and Advanced Physics. Many different kinds of experiments were performed in these classes. Mr. Kinkead taught Biology and Advanced Biology. In these classes, many different things got dissected, from an easy level such as worms to a harder level such as cats. Learning The Business World This year a new typing class was offered, this was Typing IV. The class was held with Typing IH class and they worked in a more complex book. Another change was in the Office Practice class. Each student typed various items for their chosen teachers. In shorthand, another class was also added, this was Shorthand IV. The students in this class advanced their shorthand skills. 1 l l l l EM 1. Miss Freece. 2. Wendy Young, Joyce Pearsall. 3. Sue Cathcart, Judy Skelton. 4. Mrs. Thode. f --fx, lfx .,.. ' - p 1, 1 v-. E - 'M' ' 'L I I H ,Mm , . ., ,. fi-Qu Q 32 Body Shop if X V X Fresh-Soph Wins Conference , QM 5 gl KQQ 1. Front row Cleft to rightj: Gary Warner, Matt Cutler, Scott Thornbloom, Randy Waldbusser, Arlan Frels, Kelly Black, Bill Conner, Larry Black, Mark Loy. Middle row: Curtis Wilson, Mark Hubbard, Rob Winters, David Craigmiles, Tom Crampton, Rod Collins, Don Fox, Chris Bell, David Earhart, Kevin LeCleir, Brook Martens, Dan Johnson, Todd Claus, Brian Kenady, Jim Groves. Back row: Kevin Anderson, Ron Willhite, Todd Jackson, Tony Angaran, Tim Cain, Scott Hatfield, Rusty Peterson, Wyatt Wancket, Marlin Walgrave, Randy Clevenger, Mark Shipman, Bob Smith, Nick Angaran, Doug Vermeulen. 2. Coach Parker and Coach Bell holding the conference trophy. 3. Junior Float. 4. Sophomore Float. 5. Freshman Float. 6. Riverdale cheerleadersq Ellen Thorpe, Denise Anderson and Tammy Egan with fans, Brenda Bowles, Kelly Norton, and Betsy Reimers. 7. Football Booster's Float. .The Sophomore football team rolled through the 1976 football season with eight victories in nine starts en route to the Three Rivers Conference championship. The Ram machine picked up 2,719 yards total offense 41, 822 of them running and 897 through the airj and averaged 25 points per game. All year long, the offense showed great balance, making it a difficult one to contain. Defensively, Riverdale limited its opponents to a measley eight points per contest. They never failed in making the big hit or in coming up with the big turnover. This year's Sophomore success was not the effort of just a few good players, it was a complete team effort. 8. Part of the Riverdale Marching Band. Left row: Denise Johnson, Marc Hollister, John Marshall, Anne Snook. Right row: Alair Walgrave and Larry Fritts. Spirit Bursts Out Ai Homecoming tw-om, In Nl It ' 5 .ie-my R if 571149 The theme for the 1976 Homecoming was Cartoon Characters. The activities began with a bonfire at Dorrance Park followed by a snake dance led by the cheerleaders. The Friday festivities began with the traditional parade through Port Byron consisting of the band, floats, and attendants. Friday night the Sophomores won against Prophetstown 28-14 which helped motivate the Varsity players to a 14-8 win. Saturday evening the Homecoming Dance was highlighted by Alexis a Quad- city area band. 1. This years 1976 King and Queen--Mark Griffin and Kathy Wainwright. 2. Senior attendants were Chris I-Iohenboken , Lynn Schroeder , Steve Anderson, Kris Waldorf. 3. Underclass attendants: Freshmen Brian Kenady and Pam Reilingg Sophomores Don Fox and Molly VanPelt: Juniors Roger Nickerson and Julia Marshall. 4. First place float--Seniors with the theme E1mer goes a hunting' ' . 5. Coach Nelson. 6. Penny Reiling and Kristie Wainwright at the Bon Fire . '7 . Sam the Ram . 8. Homecoming Dance. for ll YW Ti l y Vmmi I' W T L-5 - l gl Ji l tr rr! if ,W 1 'at t -' .1-rw 1 id was W 42 u uf ' 251' A, 10 r 3 A, 'unw ise f 72 WF '31, x X I s , P ' H330 law' , Y L, ss' n Bu: ,,:'11'1WH ,-:1 4.6 . , x 5. if' fi .1-:uw f -, gg, f 475.51 Sv 1, ,A 1,13 , 5, , 3 ,fd -ff 156' gg. , we 35,1 qw , 1,411 an gg ,M'U'E gu33 i'h:ET5G H 'aim W' jwwwmfiw 4 s'-Fees' W iff 5 e g:1g, l- g .+ ma 22 f J 1. Ellen Thorpe, Dave Johnson, Diana Ditto and Trena Young. 2. Laura Still, Richard Mabeus, Ed Randall, Cheryl Griffin and Lisa Nicholson. 3. Wendy Young, Kristie Wain- wright, Tracy Roeglin, Penny Reiling, Brenda Melton, and Sharon Coe. 4. Quinn Lonergan and Roger Nickerson. 5. Scott Griffin and Mike Thompson. 6. Kathy McCool, Julie Loner- gan, Cindy Jackson, Nancy Pear- sall, Mary Kay Frazier, Marcia Price, Laurie Oney, Carolyn Craig, Michelle Depoorter, Connie Day and Debbie McCool. 7. Tony Angaran and Matt Cut- ler. 8. Curtis Wilson. 9. Rusty Peterson. 10. Tim Cain. 5-iv-fr 1 y-'-if-ffwfiw ll l l lt lx l , ly ' ll 'J J -.-Lada J J J J TTYL c get J ,Ji ll J , l tl J gl .el . ,Sl i l W . . L i Q l Linz Rams Have Tough Season The 1976 Varsity football team suffered through a 2-7 season. Their only victories were over arch rivals Erie and P-town. Coach Nelson commented that, Early injuries and long touch- down plays were the Rams' down- fall. The Rams played compe- titive football all season. Each game was close until the final minutes except for Morrison and the state champs, Fulton. It was pretty easy for the team to lose their morale, but they never gave up through the whole sea- son. All in all, the football players had a fun time and that is what sports are for. Chris Hohenboken and Kirk Wainwright were named to the All Conference tearn. Kirk was named to the second All Western Illinois team and Chris got Hon- orable Mention. At the football banquet Chris was named MVP, Best Offense and Honorary Cap- tain. Kirk was named our Best Blocker, and Dave Johnson was also named an Honorary Captain. Charlie Kline, our leading tack- ler, was named Best Defense, Bill McCorkle was named Most Improved and Rich Mabeus won the Newman 110070 Award. All of the awards were picked by the players. The outlook for next season is very promising and the Rams have 7 returning letterman and the powerful sophomores who won the conference this year. All in all it should be a fine nucleus for next years team . an--is NM .af 4 .r- 5,1-.... ir. , . !'f',.' .. ,, :Ri jtgguyw Html? , fb-1 . 'T f -1'-,w. 7, f 'f U' . -ei . te- . , wi mx. . - .. ww- ' - LW f' -,K Q-v ,vzff ' 3..,f7'r ' 2 -A 4'4.lL 735 .1 jf! 3 -F -yy-ff. 'ind' ' . svn' . ., ,.- ,R , UMRQTA ff 1, ff- N, 3' f If W.. . , ., x, rf--'ffl + ,.,, , ., . A A 4, K , .mv Aw, lil fig., ii, .J ,A .fikie ,tink .exft M A - '7,I3,'f. ,, 'f',',.3 'Tir '11 -. ji 'aifbfix gf!??'i'Q.Q 'Y,,i'g:- Q I ' M ,.: :V , .fs . kc' . . K - ,, -.V '1' -1 pf ,-Q 2. - 1 2, -f -'. 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Front row Cleft to rightjz Mark Griffin, Tim Kraft, Ken Reveal, Jim Weimer, Don Loy, Kevin Engebretson, Scott Griffin, Charlie Kline, Dave Johnson, Dick Morthland. Middle Row: Manager David Eddleman, Tom Clendenin, Bruce Hayes, Doug Mathis, Chris Hohenboken , Craig Fox, Mike Thompson, Bill McCorkle, Kirk Wainwright, Duane Ewing, Dan Wildermuth, Eric Depoorter, Manager John Lange. Back Row: Mike McCormick, Vern Remour, Curt Veryzer, Paul Melton, Perry Larson, Randy Roeglin, Ed Randall, Scott Carpenter, Roger Nickerson , Quinn Lonergan, Doug Ruby, Rich Mabeus. 6. No. 83 is Mike Thompson and No. 63 is Ken Reveal. 7. No. 60 is Kirk Wainwright and Coach Campbell. ,y-UW lv '1 My X EV, 'f , 4 3' in , f,, .,v I., I ' ,2: , - 1 L1 T Q V-Ballers N et Good Season W. f 'Z is W , 1.2, . .f kj ff. I .. X, 2 ,jf . z jf 1 fb fo- azz. , is of ,fff,' -iwi - we . 'r ff 'sf nf xi 'V -..Q ,. , K 'I P an D XM . ,.,, ,f,,.,,..' ff, .22.a..m.Sl!1f. ., 1,1-, -A . 1 4 r 41 'Cay 1 .J ei J ,. fm 1 k, pill ' , 4. 9 m l n 1 'ii J .na 1. No. 63 is Ken Reveal, No. 21 is Craig Fox. Front: John Lange, David Eddleman. 2. No. 60 is Kirk Wainwright, No. 54 is Bruce Hayes. 3. No. 11 is Mike McCormick, No. 10 is Roger Nickerson, No. 33 is Scott Griffin. 4. Cherrie McCoy, Brook Martens , Rusty Peterson. 5. Craig Fox. 6. Darla Calvert, Joni Wainwright, Denise Anderson, Molly VanPelt. 7. Keri Wilson, Lori Wainwright. 8. Becky Roeglin, Lori Wainwright, Molly VanPelt. 9. Miss Strunk-Coach, Tammy Egan, Geri Hull, Tracy Roeglin, Cherrie McCoy. 10. Lisa Mumma, Coach Strunk, Debbie Guinn, Kerry McCormick. 11. A-team light shirts: lst row: Sherry Enright, Debbie Guinn, Darla Calvert, Tracy Roeglin, Joni Wainwright, Keri Wilson, Lori Wainwright, Kathy McCool, Pam Reiling. 2nd row: Erin Coe, Susie Simpson, Penny Reiling, Cherrie McCoy, Molly VanPelt, Denise Anderson, Becky Roeglin, Cindy Jackson, Kathy Borschel, Beth Wainwright. 3rd row: Coach Kathy Strunk, Kristie Griffin, Lisa Mumma, Connie Day, Jeanne Toppert, Tammy Egan, Kristie Wainwright, Brenda Bowles, Tammy Marsden. 4th row: Janet Griffin, Geri Hull, Denise Johnson, Lori Wilson. Kerry McCormick, Shari Mooney, Donna Reiling, Tammy Nitz, Lori DeSpain. HE Q H 5.-, ills X B O-2 0-2 1-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 2-1 0-2 0-2 0-2 ,Q O-2 VY fax ' ' Y M 'Gkf ,nn ffypad Q ,W p .X me J 2 , ,2 y 3 -4- Z? .Q - up ., W, A . '-1 'E 5 - ffl W , T 00 00 . c T ' , - 'W ,'- A ' .gff R 'ii '. 'V '7k'- to 4 if t t Many girls went out for girls' volleyball this year. There were about thirty-five girls , but only eleven could be on the A-team. On B-team the other twenty-four dressed every other game, giving everyone equal playing time. The B-team, consisting of all first year girls, won one match and lost eleven, but showed much improvement. The A-team, with an impressive record of 12-2 Ca 6-1 conference recordb were conference co-champions with Prophetstown. This was the first trophy ever earned by girls' athletics at Riverdale . L 1 -'-1rr ...T -- of 1 gt gf p f . pti. , 2 ' lgvl i i lf' - i il T A ' J Girls Look Promising For Future .1 . iF'. wiv t 1 ' A 32 ' ' V - , if 4? V N , ,ioo. . , 3 1 n 'V m fl , 1, e,lle,, 3glii,,g.YY W I 7 l l ,' e , Eli 4i 1- 3+ '04 , I slr t A IL 1 Lil e L 1. Coach Strunk holding conference trophy. 2. Denise Anderson, Lori Wainwright, Becky Roeglin, Joni Wainwright, Molly Van Pelt. 3. Lori Wainwright, Beth Van Pelt, Molly Van Pelt, Keri Wilson, Coach Strunk, Tracy Roeglin, Tammy Egan. 4. Lori Wilson. 5. Cindy Jackson, Keri Wilson, Becky Roeglin, Lori Wainwright, Darla Calvert. 6. Denise Anderson, Becky Roeglin. 7. Denise Anderson, Cindy Jackson. 8. A Teamg lst Row: Keri Wilson, Kathy McCool, Tamie Falk, Kelly Norton, Lori Wainwright, Kathy Borschel. 2nd Row: Laura Foster, Zonnie Mickles, Susan Thompson, Alair Walgrave, Becky Roeglin. 3rd Row: Debbie McCool, manager, Connie Day, Lori Baldwin, Judy Many girls went out for Riverdale's first season of girls' basketball, but only 44 finished the season. The A team consisted of 15 girls with the B team having 23. The girls showed much improvement considering they had to learn the rules and plays. The A team completed the season with a 1-10 record and the B team with a 0-9 record. Polak, Karla Donder, Coach Tadlock. 9. A Team awardsg 1st Row: Karla Donder, Best Offensive and Most Valuable Playerg Lori Wainwright, Captain and 110470 award: Keri Wilson, Best Defensive Playerg Kathy McCool, Most Improved Player. 10. B Team: 1st Row: Lori Wilson, Shari Baldwin, Brenda Bowles, Julie Wildermuth, Kris Neyrinck. 2nd Row: Kristie Griffin, Kathy Bowles, Carolyn Pierce, Donna Minge, Cindy Bennet, Lori Misfeldt, Jeanne Toppert. 3rd Row: Kris Kouski, Sue Thompson, Brenda Craig. Belinda Kahl, Carolyn Craig, Suzie Speer. 4th Row: Tena Horn, Mary Frazier, Betsy Reimers, Dawn Wildermuth, Kris Neyrinck, Beth Wainwright, Coach Robinson. 11. Karla Donder, Keri Wilson. Fresh S oph Have Up And Down Season The Rams finished with a 5-9 record in the Three Rivers Conference. Although playing two and sometimes three Freshmen, the Rams finished with a regular season mark of 11- 11. Freshman guard Todd Irwin was the team's leading scorer. Two other Freshmen, Brian Kenady and Roger Hetz, also did well in Sophomore action. Chris Bell and Wyatt Wanckett were the only Sophomores to stay on the team from the start to finish, as guard Marlin Walgrave and forward Scott Hatfield were promoted to the Varsity level. BASKETBALL SCORES R. H . S . Opp. Aledo 26 22 Sterling Newman 54 30 DeWitt 39 45 Savanna 40 42 Prophetstown 48 32 Fulton 40 57 Rockridge 38 31 Morrison 42 59 Amboy 27 '72 Erie 45 43 Sterling Newman 53 46 Geneseo 46 42 Prophetstown 35 41 Savanna 48 46 Morrison 45 69 Fulton 39 41 Sherrard 50 49 Erie 45 49 Amboy 57 67 ,Vu pg, jig . Au al 'txt -' - - 'eff - ' , L M,MtA,,,, 5 ,ff K .. ,. ' i - 2f't6'0 fs -fff In V, .,.,.,. W S 4 M wr 'mf ',f-fs F Y' T ' 9' - f , mia V ,F i l gl 7l LCCL lTlT7 T l , gg! ,iCal 4 --+1 ll l l Q -C Cul 1. Fresh-Soph Basketball team. lst Row: Roger Hetz, Todd Irwin, Wyatt Wancket, Marlin Walgrave, Randy Clevenger. 2nd Row: Curtis Wilson, Dan Johnson, Rusty Peterson, R. J. Reimers, Brian Kenady, Steve Baxter. 3rd Row: Coach Watson, Scott Hatfield, Chris Bell, Manager Tim Greer. 2. Joni Wainwright, Tracy Roeglin, Sharon Coe, Wendy Young, Brenda Melton. 3. Coach Watson, Roger Hetz. 4. Roger Hetz, Brian Kenady, Rusty Peterson, Chris Bell. 5. Wyatt Wancket. 6. Coach Watson. 7. Roger Hetz, Chris Bell, Rusty Peterson. 8. Freshman Basketball team: lst Row: Marty Clevenger, Bob Smith, Dan Smeltzly, Jim Groves, Doug Vermeulen, Brent Prior. 2nd Row: Steve Kraft, Matt DeCap, Tim Fritts, Doug Falk, Phil Remour, Arlan Frels, Bill Conner. 3rd Row: Coach Watson, Brian Kenady, Roger Hetz, Todd Irwin, Ron Willhite, Manager Tim Greer. 9. Rusty Peterson, Wyatt Wancket, Coach Watson, Chris Bell. Aledo This year has been a very dis- appointing season for the Ram's varsity team. They had the mak- ings for a very good season but couldn't really get it together. Inconsistency throughout the sea- son was definitely their problem. lt was a frustrating season for the whole team, many nights they could have easily said, Why should we go to practice? But everybody still showed up and tried harder and harder to improve the team. It was paying off at the end because they were playing their best ball at the end of the season. Too bad it couldn't have been the start of the season. EE eu Q Q HQQ 1. Coach Kinkead. 2. Varsity basketball team. 1st row: Manager John Lange, Rich Maebues, Marlin Walgrave, Rod Young, Jeff Loy, Dave Johnson, Mark Griffin, Charlie Kline. 2nd row: Assistant Coach Watson, Guy Williams, Mark Earhart, Mike Smeltzly, Tom Jackson, Randy Mumma, Rob Hetz, Scott Hatfield. 3rd row: Manager 3 .5 , I 32 W, l , .,., ' ...gg David Eddleman, Coach Kin- kead, John Howell, Brad Helga- son, Mark Woodburn, Craig Rus- sell and Charles Loontjens. 3. Ellen Thrope, Becky Roeglin, Tammy Egan, and Trena Young. 5. Managers: Brad Kirby, David Eddleman, Bill Peterson, and John Lange. 6. Mark Griffin and Marlin Wal- grave No. 10. 7. Rob Hetz CNo. 243 and Brad Helgason. 8. Jeff Loy, Dave Johnson, Brad Helgason, Mark Griffin CNo. 223, Marlin Walgrave CNo. 103, Rob Hetz, and Mark Woodburn. 9. Tom Jackson, Scott Hatfield, Rob Hetz, Rod Young, Craig Rus- sell, and Rich Mabeus. 10. Rob Hetz, Randy Mumma, Brad Helgason, and Coach Kin- kead. 11. Mark Griffin, Tammy Egan, Marlin Walgrave, and Mark Woodburn. 12. Mark Woodburn. 13. Marlin Walgrave, John Howell, and Brad Helgason, ff -Vi ?51?lnQ,li alt. 3 ,.,. ' -. 5 fs-, T. ffrrwongfo j f? . L Sfielfd I Q, . il '7'f5'O' Ifiie n Wim a X ,eo ,, R0 5 -, ,. . 58,2 50 . ' i 'J R5 fi' i f.-. .,,,..., - 4 I Ta , ,,, , - 15 6563 ? 3 -1,,f ,fn vw , mira ' 'V ' i I nconsistency Is Rams' Downfall Ljg Q. SZ Mun A Nl . 1 bm Mg. lg f 1495 5 1 Q :uf - k:-' W . , A W Q . 5 ,- 3 fi XX Y M ' , .k if . 2 1 dl AQ n , 2 ' rg , .muff- u'ss wWN 'M-. Q ' W Y ff... , A fm if . QT f lkbi ' S . M f ' i . , 1 0 Q 1 E u . . -X - ,Q-5 , Q 1 U , K' . 'xv 'I X 1 u X 3 , fs! , X 1 A f . . C. -f ' 1. ,nyanaf , W- kqfx , at Tv' l , l TTFT J 3 a aa a F Mm If ii C-ei 1. Chris Bell and Wyatt Wancket CCO-Winners of Marty Nitz Memorial Awardj, Mark Woodburn CThree Rivers Conference Honorable Mention, Free Throw Award, Most Improvedl, Mark Griffin 4Co- Captainj, Rob Hetz CThree Rivers Conference lst Team, Defensive Award, Co-Captain, Most Valuable Playerj. 2. Coach Kinkead, Jon Howell. 3. Rich Mabeus, Mark Earhart, Craig Russell, Dave Johnson, Mike Smeltzly , Tom Jackson, Mark Griffin, Jon Howell. 4. Wayne Brinkmeier, Joe Bell, Laura Foster, Roger Hetz . 5. Jeff Loy, Mark Griffin. 6. Jim Weimer, Rory Young, Chet McCoy, Brian Mumma, Doug Mathis, Mark Loy. 7. Tony Angaran, Coach Lancaster, Brian Mumma. 8. Jim Piat. 9. Quinn Lonergan, Doug Mathis, Ron Mathis, Kay Mathis, Chet McCoy, John McCoy, Geri Hull, Pat Morthland, Dick Morthland, Raymond Morthland , Brian Mumma. 10 . Coach Lancaster. 11. Tony Angaran, Don Hofstetter, Doug Zumaris, Chet McCoy, Wayne Leffel, Craig Mumma, Brian Mumma, Rams Prove Tough To Beat ' 1 This year's banquet was a sad one, because we had a lot of Seniors who won't be back next year. Rory Young, Brian Mumma, Chet McCoy were voted Team Captains. Some other special award winners were Brian Mumma CMost Valuable Wrestlerj, Mark Loy CGreg Depoorter Memorial Awardj, Jim Weimer CMost Improvedj, Doug Mathis fBooster's Sportsmanship Awardj. 91' .ri fi Freshmen Have Successful Year RHS OPP 35 19 24 43 14 43 34 mi' The Freshman wrestling team. although they didn't have a great dual meet season, had a successful year. They crowned two individual champs, Jeff Mumma and Mark Loy at the Riverdale Freshman tournament. Todd Jackson and Nick Angaran finished third in the same event. Mumma and Jim Lindley both came in third at the Riverdale J.V. tourney. Loy finished third in the District tournament. Mumma, Loy, and Kevin Saathoff all wrestled Varsity at different times. DE' is ' 1. Diana Ditto, Kathy Van Pelt, Geri Hull, Lisa Thorpe, Mary Ann Stockwell. 2. Top to Bottom: Molly Van Pelt, Angie Wallace, Robyn Young, Kristie Wainwright, Lorena Ditto. 3. Mat Maids, Front Row: Deanna Craig, Chris Wilson, Mindy Peterson, Lori Hayes, Carol Gosa, Teresa Pearsall. Back Row: Joyce Pearsall, Anne Morthland, Denise Guinn, Sue McGeehon, Becky Parker, Karin Lindley, Cindy Gonyier. 4. Laurie Lonergan. 5. Mary Ann Stockwell, Diana Ditto, Angie Wallace, Geri Hull, Lisa Thorpe, Kristie Wainwright. 6. Molly VanPelt, Lorena Ditto. 7. Coach Campbell. 8. Todd Jackson. 9. Freshman wrestlers, Front Row: Nick Angaran, Jeff Mumma, Jim Dunbar, Art Depoorter. Middle Row: Chuch Marshall, Todd Claus, Jim Lindley, Kevin Saathoff, Mark Ensey. Back Row: Ted Allen, Todd Jackson, Kevin Anderson, Mark Loy. 10. Mark Loy. Rams Prove Tough T0 Beat Riverdale J. V . wrestlers went 9-10 in dual meets this year going mostly with freshman talent. The Rams finished fifth in their own l.V. tournament. Dan Wildermuth was the highest finisher for Riverdale , coming in second at 185 pounds. Jim Lindley, Jeff Mumma, Brad Dopler, and Brian Dopler finished third at the 98, 105, 119, and 126 pound divisions respectively . 1 EEL. Ill l d in 1. Brian Dopler. 2. Coach Mitchell. 3 . Eric DePoorter. 4. Craig Parein. 5 . Doug Mathis. 6. 1st Row: Jack Randall, Jim Lindley, Jeff Mumma, Kevin Saathoff, Doug Zumaris, Brad Dopler. 2nd Row: Ron Barr, Todd lackson, Mark Loy, Brian Dopler, Craig Parein. 3rd Row: Doug Mathis, Mark Hubbard, Kevin Anderson. 7. 1st Row: Mark Loy, Don Hofstetter, Chet McCoy, Craig Mumma, Tony Angaran. 2nd Row: Wayne Leffel, Rory Young, Brian Mumma, Quinn Lonergan. 3rd Row: lim Weimer, Kirk Wainwright, Dick Morthland, John Downey. 8. Rory Young. 9. Tony Angaran. 10. Chet McCoy. 11. John Downey. 12. Craig Mumma, Brian Mumma, 13. Quinn Lonergan. 14. lim Weimer. 15. Wayne Leffel. w--m.f,......-, Morrison Moline IA: 4 eseo DeWitt 51623525 Valley 48 121 2 '-lb.-ti :lrrrI -I 'sim .v.-:. e. M. as-N tits , ,,,, t,.wss:g,. ,, at The Varsity wrestling team had another outstanding season, registering a 14-5 dual meet record. They won three tournaments Polo, Geneseo, District at Aledo, and placed 2nd in Sectional here in Port Byron. 01' the two men Riverdale sent to the State Tournament at Champaign, Tony Angaran came in third at 98 pounds, while Brian Mumma won the State Championship in the 138 pound division. Q '---v-nc. 1 -113 :Chung ,, i mf -M 4 W- .Y.,..,..,.,.....,1,,.,...,.- 'ai QE3 Q Enng 1. Mike McCormick, Roger Nickerson. 2. Vern Remour. 3. Kevin Saathoff. 4. Chris Hohenboken. 5. Guy Williams. 6. Mike Smeltzly, Chris Hohenboken. 7. Mark Loy. 8. Boys Track Team: lst row: Coach Parker, Chris Hohenboken , Roger Nickerson , Mark Griffin, Mike Smeltzly, Perry Larson, Mike McCormick, Tom Jackson. 2nd row: Brian Kenady, Scott Griffin, Wyatt Wancket, Curt Veryzer, Vern Remour, Guy Williams, Tony Angaran, Tim Kraft. 3rd row: Mark Loy, Greg Hunter, Mark Woodburn, Todd Jackson, Tim Fritts, Jim Lindley, Arlan Frels. 4th row: Nick Angaran, Richard Day, Gary Barber, Julius Miller, Greg Warner, Bill Conner, Kevin Saathoff, Ken Reveal. 9. Girls Track Team: lst row: Dawn Wildermuth, Judy Polak, Lori Wainwright, Becky Parker, Tamie Falk. 2nd row: Mary DeClercq, Debbie Jo McCool, Connie Day, Kathy Bowles, Keri Wilson, Geri Hull. 3rd row: Kathy Creen, Lisa Fowler, Carolyn Pierce, Kerry McCormick , Denise Johnson , Lori Wilson. 4th row: Linda Hollars, Korrie Beeson, Kris Neyrink, Laurie Lonergan, Angie Wallace, Julie Wildermuth. 5th row: Julia Marshall, Julie Lonergan, Kelly Norton, Becky Roeglin, Denise Anderson, Robin Tanner, Kathy Borschel. 10. Coach Watson, Coach Parker. 11. Denise Anderson. 12. Lori Wainwright. 13. Scott Griffin, Greg Hunter, Mark Woodburn. ...L ..., .LQLM z, - , ,, . . 1 L' A L' M J . 'Yi 4- . as . so , mm P , .. 1 .,. , z' ,f'e 1 Q v,,A ,,,, .'V,. A Track Teams Finish Strong xx SL Q, ,.,, H fe, UW 'DA AB Al 1 Of! , .. I ,1.. ,W JA ,Q I ,Xgff i y f,-Q VG. 7, fx f?h,w ,f A ' W ,, J , ,. , , 1 ' ,, .-4 X www .1 ' - 4. . m,L. 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' i 112 ,zr ,ai-f ' ' . ff ' 5. 'f?'7 TiL -e......-......W . ,,,, 3, 1 -r ,, iw 'L Q .L . .4 . , b'h' 3 -2. 2 I .,,t sam. -1 1+ , ' .2 ' 1 ' Y iafaw' ,Q 1 'Ti ff maze. I , . Ae I - f , 1 f ' H f .-:ff , . .W ,, at - , , ,, K H A sf ' V 1 F. . 1 Q in QE Il QQ 1. Jim Watson, Angie Wallace, and Debbie McCool. 2. Julie Wildermuth, and Keri Wilson. 3. Robin Tanner attempts to clear seven foot . 4. Coach Nelson, Kerry McCormick and Kathy Creen. 5. Kathy Bowles. 6. Denise Anderson. 7. Tim Kraft, Dan Oltman, Laurie Lonergan. 8. Julie Wildermuth. 9. Left to Right: Assistant Coach John Tadlock, Larry Joy, Curtis Wilson, Ron Willhite, R. I. Reimers, Todd Irwin, Randy Mumma, Gary Bump, Rod Young, Jim Groves, Head Coach Wayne Brinkmeier, Randy Roeglin. 10. Gary Bump. 11. Wayne Brinkmeier. 12. Wayne Leffel. 13. Todd Irwin. Gohfers Have Up And Down Season afsf-Q.: X as K.. A 43 W.. .L ...gs s-.abs K. ..,,. xx. . f- 'K'-'. if so Y 4. fi ' ' ' 5 em ' .. g fa? - , Q- . ...W .ff s if 1 3? iilrff.. 1:-',-sm ,V et :ge :ily 1 A 1 ., A- ,.. . lf 'faT':. ' 5,iI?'.' . nz. ,.,,s,,1.:,,, I 1 g mm. . , 1 ' I ,S V ,X 4 ,, ,, ,,., ' 5 ww ff ' Vs, A .....1-V 3 Q.-. 3513-I :ff Lage f, ,,,, , H f sy ,Ki .. v.: 5155! , , J ,sa ,.. Q The 1976-77 Riverdale Golf team had a few problems this season, as they finished with an 8-7 record. The varsity team started out very well, winning four out of their first five matches. The only loss came by way of Cambridge by a losing score of 165-168 . After that the Rams started their downfall. They lost their next three matches and lost five out of 6 in all. The Junior Varsity team got off to a great start winning their first six matches. Then after the fresh-soph tournament which the F-S took 3rd in, the J -V lost the next five out of nine matches. Several records were broken this year by the team and by one individual. Randy Mumma broke school records at six different courses. They were at Byron Hills 35, Rock River in Rock Falls 37 , Lake Erie Country Club 36, and 73 respectively. He also broke the school record for low average which used to be 38.9, and now is 38 . 4. The Rams as a team set two school records. One of them was a 219 at the Rock River Country club and the other one was a 203 at Byron Hills. In two major tournaments, the best the Rams could do is 3rd, as the Cambridge Invitational. In the Conference Meet the Rams fell off to finish sixth. ,,,,....---vu--A'-A-'iff R--' - .vi -. y Q, o a f XM, 'x 'ff Si J 5 71 ff ' Q3 A X04 K' in V 1 lv' K M, ,,v-' iz :KWI M75 - G7 1- ,W-, -QL 'iii iii ,, 'V'l' I 2 8 . ,- V , f 1 W V grim 3 w e ' -'D'-046-w ! s- , ,,.. , 1. Larry Joy, Wayne Leffel. 2. Randy Mumma, Scott Carpenter, Jim Groves . 9. Mark Griffin, Perry Larson, 3. Randy Mumma, Jim Groves. Chris Hohenboken' Mike 4' Ron Wiuhite. McCormick, Greg Hunter, Mike 5. Todd Irwin. Smellzy- 6. Curtis Wilson. 10. Becky Parker, Denise 7. Dan Michaels, R. I. Reimers. Anderson' Judy Polakj Ken 8. R. I. Reimers, Randy Wllson' Mumma , Rod Young. Sprzng Sportsman Honored After being switched back and forth from the cafeteria to Illiniwick Park the Spring Banquet was finally held in the cafeteria. Even though it was very hot there was a good turn out. The banquet honored GAA , Golf, Boys Track and Girls Track. In GAA there were five special awards and four special honors. The award winners were High Series, Freshman Robin Young, Sophomore Wendy Young, Junior Cindy Sullivan, and Senior Lisa Speer. For high game it was Tracy Roeglin. The four Seniors were given a charm to remember the GAA. For Golf there were Captains Rod Young and Randy Mumma, Most Improved: R. J. Reimers and Most Valuable: Randy Mumma. For Boys Track the award winners were Captainsg Perry Larson, Mark Griffin, and Chris Hohenboken, Most Improved: Mike Smeltzly, Most Dedicated: Greg Hunter, and Most Valuable: Mike McCormick. One four year varsity award winner was Scott Griffin. In Girls Track the Captain was Denise Anderson, the 110070 Award winner was Judy Polak, Most Improved was Becky Parker and Most Valuable went to Keri Wilson. ll- ,' ' X . uf L: s ss X Traveling Dzf erent Ways F A W ff- 3 ' Q 1 ' '. . V , x -- , ,W ' ' 'J' 1 V Q' K ' f , A , .Ay w2.1 ',.. . M ff -. i, Z, ' W ' ', V V 'lf 5 A w F pm N W W f , . 1 N T' xy 4 v, Jw: r aff:-XL iv xg? In 1 Q VA 1, YQ. - WJ 3 iii A- ix Dj 5, j vu ff' .Q XV X W' -H -A, . VP.: , an p T + x x . f . NNY I' W W V ' I ,N fnlj Mi I Y ug 'v W' 1' If-gl' , - xy K N V y 1, ' AV ff WX W X X 1 ,, xii , 1 xy' A X NJ ,1 ,1 ,,' If ' I I F' . 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The F.F.A . fFuture Farmers of Americal Club is a group of young people interested in farming. Many of the students in F.F.A. live on farms. One of the projects F . F. A. did was to sell seeds. Another project was to show the students at Zuma , different kinds of animals and tell of what they do. For instance, many young kids who don't live on a farm don't know that there are different kinds of cows such as dairy and beef. The F. F. A. Banquet was on February 17 . Ski Club Takes Trp This year the Ski Club was active with a variety of money making projects along with a ski trip to Chestnut Mountain ski resort. The group left early in the morning and had a lesson at 10:00. The more advanced skiers hit the slopes early. All in all everyone had a great time. Varsigf Club Unmovea' The Riverdale Varsity Club got off to a slow start. After it did get started the club members had to sell pizzas to pay off a S300 debt. There were no activities planned , but next year will be a promising one. 035 3 A! ., B Q 0 flap., I utdoor Club Busy The 1976-'77 Riverdale Outdoor Club activities included a hayrack ride and weiner roast, hiking at the Palisades, sledding, ice skating, a visit to the Quad-Cities Nuclear Power Plant, skiing, viewing of a backpacking film and a trip to Maquoketa Caves. Outdoor Club members also worked to improve our local ecology by cleaning up the school grounds. The final outing was a camping trip. Outdoor Club officers were Greg Hunter, president: Deanna Craig, vice-president: Julie Bailey, secretaryg John Marshall, treasurer: and Mary DeClercq and Mike Morthland, Federation officers. Q E Q l 11 Wt 1. Ski Club. lst rowz' Craig Hollenback, Rob Winters, Julie Lonergan, Kelly Norton, Betsy Reimers, Laura Still, Rod Forsythe, Scott Carpenter, Dan Michaels, Mike Bowman. 2nd row: Ann Snook, Kathy Borschel Kathy McCool , Julia Marshall, Robin Tanner, Angie Jones, Becky Roeglin, Cindy Jackson, Mary DeClercq, Mary Ann Stockwell. 2. Varsity Club meeting. lst row: Dave Eddleman, Charles l.oontjens , Debbie McCool , Kathy Bowles. 2nd row: Julia Marshall, Cindy Jackson, Robin Tanner, Kathy McCool. 3rd row Brad Helgason, Jon Howell, Bill Peterson, Craig Mumma. 4th row: Scott Griffin, Machel Ballard. 3. Varsity Club. lst row: Randy Roeglin, Chris Hohenboken, Dave Eddleman, Randy Murnrna Betsy Reimers, Robin Tanner, Geri Hull, Julia Marshall. 2nd row: Mike Thompson, Mark Griffin, Wyatt Wanckett, Bill Peterson, Keri Wilson, Lori Wainwright, Angie Jones. 3rd row: Kevin Engebretson, Becky Roeglin, Dave Johnson, Ed Randall, Lynn Schroeder, Mary Ann Stockwell, Cherrie McCoy. 4th row: Perry Larson, Cindy Jackson, Chet McCoy, Wayne Leffel, Brian Mumma. 4. Kent Saathoff, Greg Hunter, Julie Bailey, Mike Morthland, Joyce Pearsall. 5. John Marshall. 6. Dave Franks, John Marshall, Greg Hunter. 7. Outdoor Club. lst row: Arlan Frels, John Marshall, Jon Howell, Dave Franks, Mike Morthland, Gary Knapp, Greg Hunter. 2nd row: Denise Earhart Chris Wilson, Mary Kay Frazier, Carolyn Craig, Belinda Kahl, Karen Lindley, Mary DeClercq, Ann Morthland, Brenda Craig, Deanna Craig, Julie Bailey. a t i? l 1 9 V! GAA Has Excztzng Year This years' GAA had a new sponsor, Miss Sally Freece. Activities included pee wee golf, swimming, a hay rack ride, bowling and pizza parties. They ended the year with a pic- nic at Miss Uhlig's house . EQ QI! 1. Cindy Jackson. 2. Miss Freece. 3. Brenda Bowles. 4. Miss Uhlig. Miss Freece. 5. Debbie McCool. 6. lst Row: Lola Hansen, Janet Griffin, Mariana Dopler, Suzie Speer, Tammy Egan, Geri Hull. Mindy Peterson, Rhonda Smith, Darla Calvert. 2nd Row: Tammy Muckelston, Beth Wainwright, Linda Pearsall, Nancy Pearsall, Debbie McCool, Donna Reiling, Teresa Pearsall, Alair Walgrave, Lisa Landuit. 3rd Row: Robyn Young, Sue Cathcart, Cindy Jackson, Becky Roeglin, Kelly Norton, Kathy McCool, Robin Tanner, Julie Marshall, Connie Griffin, Miss Freece. 4th Row: Joni Wainwright, Laura Still, Kathy Borschel , Betsy Reirners. mzvffqzfacn a ww -rswfruwnmfm .mristl M oving Together ff in fi is , Fa!! Play Is A Success This year's drama department presented Bel Kaufn'1an's play Up the Down Staircase. The play was directed by Mr. Morgan. Up the Down Staircase is a two act play about a teacher, Sylvia Barrett, who comes to Calvin Coolidge High School and begins her first year teaching. She encounters a hostile student named Joe Ferone. There were some conflicts during rehearsals, but the play was a success. QQ QQ 1 . Front Row: Kelly Norton, Sherry Enright, Penny Reiling, Yolonda Phillips. Second Row: Karen Kleich, Mike Lane, Alair Walgrave, Ann Morthland. Third Row: Debbie Guinn, Stacey Anderson, Ted Harts, Scott Thornbloom. Standing: Julie Lonergan, Rob Winters, Marc Hollister, Greg Dippel. 2. Mr. Anderson, Kathy McCoolg on lights. 3. Julie Lonergan, Kelly Norton, Sherry Enright. 4. Vince Volk. 5. Standing: Julie Lonergan, Ted Harts, Scott Thornbloom, Vince Volk, Dan Michaels, Marc Hollister. Seated: Alair Walgrave. 6. Seated: Julie Lonergan, Laurie Lonergan. Standing: Betsy Reimers, Robin Tanner, Rus Trunell, Julia Marshall, Dan Michaels, Laura Foster, Gary Fincher, Ed Randall. 7 . Julie Lonergan. 8 . Sherry Enright, Ed Randall. 9. Julie Lonergan, Vince Volk. if-5 ,Pi i 51'-'A 44 -g.'5li7'5'f'.-'if'-.,. 1' 'Wf-1 1.'x 'Q N if A 'dw Cast Dr. Maxwell Clarke Sylvia Barrett ----- --------Gary Fincher - - -Julie Lonergan Beatrice Schachter --- ---- Betsy Reirners Paul Barringer ----- I.l. McHabe ----- Ella Friedenberg --- Frances Egan ----- Charlotte Wolf ---- Samuel Bester ---- Sadie Finch ----- Lou Martin ------ Lennie Newwark--- Carole Blanca ---- Alice Blake -'-4 Vivian Paine --- Rusty O'Brien--- Linda Rosen ---- Jose Rodriguea --- Carrie Blaine --- Harry Kagen --- Jill Norris ------ Rachel Gordon ---- Elizabeth Ellis ---- Charles Arrons ---- Edward Williams -- loe Ferone ------- Helen Arbuzzi ---- Francine Gardner - - - Katherine Wolzow - Ellen ------f------- -----Ed Randall - - - -Dan Michaels -- -Julia Marshall - - - - -Laura Foster - - - Laurie Lonergan - - - - - -Rus Trunell ----Robin Tanner Scott Thornbloom -----Greg Dippel - - - - Debbie Guinn - - -Sherry Enright - - - - Ann Morthland -Stacey Anderson - - -- -Penny Reiling -- -Marc Hollister -Yolanda Phillips --------Mike Lane ----Karen Kleich --Alair Walgrave ----Kelly Norton ----Rob Winters ----Ted Harts ----Vince Volk ---Judy Polak ---Debbie King ---Julie Klinge ---Karen Lindley Mr. Morgan received a director's chair from the cast for being such a fine director. Some of the people who made the play possible were heads of crews, Set Designer, Mr. Morgan, Gary Fincherg Set, Mr. Morgang Props, Lisa Nicholsong Make-up, Mrs. Thode, Lorena Dittog Lights, Mr. Andersong Programs, Larry Joyg Sound Effects, Miss Uhligg Publicity, Robin Curlessg Assistant Director, Lisa Nicholson. Li 'I The 1976-'77 musical was Li'l Abner directed by Mr. Dale Morgan. This year's musical was about a worthless small town called Dogpatch that was going to be bombed the day before an annual Sadie Hawkins Day Race, if nothing necessary about the town could be found. Abner Yokum saves the town with his Yokum Berry Tonic until the scientists report the tonic is a failure. As they walked away from their town a plaque fell out of the statue of General Iubilation T . Cornpone and they discovered the statue was a national shrine and the town was saved. Thanks to the band , cast, crews, and Dale the play was a success. QED DEE SU 1. Michelle Depoorter, Stacey Anderson, Craig Russel. 2. Ted Harts, Diana Ditto, Greg Dipple. 3 . Dave Franks. 4. David Earhart, Sharon Coe, Denise Anderson, Dave Franks, Mike Lane, Dan Micheals, Peggy West. 5. Julie Klinge. 6. Dale Morgan. 7 . Julie Decap, Penny Reiling, Geri Hull, Tammy Egan, Robin Tanner, Sherry Enright, Stacey Anderson, Michelle Depoorter, Tom Jackson, Mike McCormick, Curt Veryzer, Brian Mumma, Roger Nickerson, Chet McCoy, Peggy West, Perry Larson. 8. Denise Anderson. Abner Goes Over Big iigfss HI 1-.fs - L .sr ..., -rf..-I I , . Scsi, ff, . . M ,,i S i if? Pj L X X I , Q 'ICS ., sig, 1 1 z : 1 J l X' l MY x 1 A 1 1' i S 1 Costumes, L. Geiger: Publicity, R. Curlessg Construction, J. Bodine: Make-up, L. Ditto: Lights, K. McCool: Programs, K. Lindley: Tickets, R. Curless: Set Design, W. Anderson: Assistant Director . K . Lindley . Director, C. Hughes: Piano, B Carlson: Flute, C. Jackson, D Craig: Sax, M. Debaillie, T Jackson, K. Engebretson, J. Mar- shall: Clarinet, J. Lonergan, J Bailey, A. Johnson: Percussion G. Bos, P. Klundt: Trombone, D Johnson, D. Johnson, D. Wilder muth: Trumpet, C. Kline, C Parein, A. Deblieck: Bass. J Marshall. Abner, C. Russell: Daisy Mae, D. Anderson: Mammy Yokum. M. Depoorter: Roemo Scragg, K Geiger: Clem Scragg, G. Knapp: Alf Scragg, A. Frels: Earthquake McGoon, T. Clendenin: Pappy Yokum. S. Anderson: Lonesome Polecat, R. Winters: Fearless Joan, L. Clark: Moonbeam McSwine, L. Ditto: Marryin' Sam, S. Thornbloom: Mayor Dawgmeat, D. Michaels: Senator Jack S. Phogbound, G. Dippel: Dr. Rasmusen T. Finsdale, D. Earhart: Dr. Smithborn, G. Knapp: Dr. Schleifitz, L. Joy: lst Crony, A. Frels: 2nd Crony, L. Joy: 3rd Crony, G. Knapp: 4th Crony, K. Geiger: 5th Crony, T. Harts: Cedric Softwic, P. Larson: General Bullmoose, D. Franks: Government Man, L. Joy: Available Jones, M. Lane: Scarlett, A. Morthland: Father Rubb, S. Carpenter: Speedy McRabbit, M. Clevenger: Colnel, P. Larson: President, D. Michaels, Appassionata Von Climax, D. Ditto: Evil Eye Fleagle, T. Harts: Creighton, R. Winters: Wives, P. Reiling, J. DeCap, S. Enright, T. Egan, G. Hull. R. Tanner: lst Boy, A. Frels: Secretaries, T. Roeglin, C. Criffin, K. Norton, I. Marshall: Policeman, S. Carpenter: Chad, T. Roeglin: Stuptifying Jones, S. Coe: Dogpatchers: Everyone above plus: D. DeClercq, K. Wainwright, L. Schroeder, L. Still, P. West, R. Young, B. Reimers: Muscle-bound husbands R. Nickerson, B. Mumma, C. McCoy, T. Jackson, C. Veryzer, M. McCormick. Q Student Council Greatbf Improved Student Council had a successful Spring Fever Week including Old Folkies Day, Monster-Impersonation Day , Kiddie-Sucker-Flower Day, and a P.E. day with outdoor activities that was unfortunately rained out. Friday was the traditional 50's and Slave Day, with an auction that raised 3623 for tennis courts. The Student Council also managed to get a jukebox for the cafeteria and the movie, American Graffiti . Yvawgsfljg Y- 'm,5f.- W-. or, E l li .1331 '-lff H: f ,A me G.. EE B ii Ou rx 1. Betsy Reimers, Kathy Van Pelt, Tammy Egan, Vonda Wal- grave, Lynn Schroeder, Lori Clark, Laurie Lonergan, Mr. Robinson. 2. Back Row CL. To R.J--Roger Hetz, Lori Clark, Vonda Wal- grave, Craig Simpson, Presi- dent, Rob Brown, Betsy Reimers and Denise Anderson. Middle Row--Pam Reiling, Laurie Lon- ergan, Ted Hart, Tracy Roeglin, Kathy Van Pelt and Wayne Lef- fel. Front Row--Mary Ann Stock- well, Lynn Schroeder and Tammy Egan. 3. Geri Hull, Denise Anderson and Tammy Egan sing a song for their masters . 4. Rhonda Nightingale on 50's day. 5. Denise Anderson on old Folk- ie's day. 6. Kristie Wainwright, Tammy Egan, Tracy Roeglin and Denise Anderson on Slave Day. '7. Bev Maharry on 50's day. 8. Rich Mabeus and John Poll- riesz give Mr. Kinkead a whip- ped cream pie. 9. Tammy Eagan on Old Folkie's Day. 10. Bev Maharry on Old Folkies Day. 11. Laura Bender on 50's Day. 12. Linda Hollars on 50's Day. 13. Mr. Mills giving Mr. Kin- kead some whipped cream in the face. . . W :Wy f - ,, -, ,g mf' f D :L A, l Everything Goes Well At Prom v ful! ,' ,N ' . v 110 ' f U my I Z 1. Kevin Engebretson, Kathy Wainwright, John Pollreisz, Kelly Norton, Tom Jackson, Julie Lonergan, Lori Baldwin, Robert I-letz, Rick Brown, Jim Weimer. 2. Susan Thompson, Lori Baldwin, Kelly Norton, Julia Marshall, Julie Lonergan, Trena Young, Robert Hetz, Dale Hofstetter. 3. Cedric Norton, James Brown, Tom Lonergan, Jim Moore, Kelly Norton . 4. Lisa Speer, Brian Mumma, Mike Bowman, Lisa Nicholson, Betsy Reimers, Dan Michaels, Mary Ann Stockwell, Cliff Alred, Debbie George, Lori Youngvorst , Tonya Kopez . 5. Kirk Wainwright, Connie Johnson, Chet McCoy, Trena Young, Tom Anderson, Sherri Birmingham, Lynn Schroeder, Rory Young, Lisa Speer, Dave Johnson, Chris Hohenboken, Beth Lambrecht. Prior to the dance the prince, princess, nominees, attendants and the King and Queen were announced. Prince was Roger Nickerson, and Princess was Mandy DeBlaey. Nominees were Lynn Schroeder, Rory Young, Trena Young, and Chet McCoy. Second Runners up were Lisa Speer and Dave Johnson. First Runners up were Connie Johnson and Kirk Wainwright. Chris Hohenboken and Beth Lambrecht were crowned King and Queen. The dance then began by the band Alexis, playing the theme song. Q1 EE? 6. Becky Roeglin, Craig Hollenback, Ron DeRiemaker, Cheryl Remour, Chris Hohenboken , Tom Anderson , Beth Lambrecht, Kirk Wainwright, Doug Mathis, Rhonda Nightingale, Kim Parein. Jim Borschel. 7. Frank Vanoss, Susan Brown, Craig Russell, Dale Hofstetter. Susan Thompson , Dave Johnson, Becky Roeglin, Debbie George, Cliff Alred, Tonya Kopez, Perry Larson, Chuck McCoy, Lisa Thorpe, Doug Mathis, Rhonda Nightingale, Laura Bender, Randy Bridges. 8. Rhonda Nightingale, Doug Mathis, Geri Hull, Debbie George , Kevin Engebretson , Kathy Wainwright. fi' nil 'if' 2' X '. ' ...xx - , Y.F U Students Remember Rzverdale Youth for Understanding sent us two students this year, Victor John Santos-O'Campo and Raymond Lim Huang, both from the Philippines. John lived with the Larry Denhart family of Port Byron and Raymond lived with the Marcell De Fauw family of Cordova. John described his stay here as a learning and fun experience. He said , The people are always on time here and in my country they are always late. John plans to travel around America with his mother before returning to the Philippines to go to college. Raymond described his stay here as enjoyable and a good learning experience . Raymond plans to travel around America and plans to go to college to become an architect. id Q 1. Victor John Santos-O'Campo and Raymond Lim Huang. 2. John Santos, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Denhart. 3. Raymond Huang and the DePauw family . 4. Chris DeBlaey and Raymond Huang. 5. John Santos. 6. Coe College Band. '7 . Dakota Wesleyan Brass Ensemble. 8. Ken Drummond, Mr. Campbell. 9. Rob Brown, Craig Simpson. Assemblzes Break The Routine In addition to numerous pep assemblies, Riverdale students also had a chance to view several other assemblies. These included several assemblies sponsored by the student council and also put on by other groups. Assemblies by the student council included the movie American Graffiti, the Christmas Gong Show, and the Spring Auction. Other assemblies were held for Yearbook sales, Fire Safety Week, Junior Achievement, the Close-Up Program and performances by the Coe College Band and the Dakota Wesleyan University Choir and Brass Ensembles. A special assembly was held for Riverdale students to witness the shearing of several faculty members. Four of our dedicated teachers donated their mustaches, beards, and hair to be shaved in order to raise money for the Kevin Cole Memorial tennis courts. Mr. Oltman and Mr. Morgan donated their mustaches, Mr. Robinson donated his six year old beard and Mr. Campbell donated his hair. l we t 113 New NHS Members Induetea' ...we ' l .HM . Q2 1. Seniors: lst row: Susan Thompson, Vicki Reveal, Lisa Nicholson, Jill Skelton. 2nd row: Raymond Huang, Kathy Wainwright , Dick Morthland . 2. Laura Bender, David Franks, John Marshall. 3. Juniors: lst row: Julie Lonergan, Robin Tanner, Patty Watson, Kelly Norton, Denise Anderson. 2nd row: Laurie Geiger, Laura Bender, Cindy Jackson, Sherri Filbert, Julia Marshall. 3rd row: Deanna Craig, David Franks, Mark Woodburn, John Marshall, Marilyn DeBai1lie . 4. Julie DeCap. 5. Dorothy Palmer, Lori Baldwin. 6. Mr. Tadlock, Ellen Thorpe, Julie DeCap, Tom Clendenin. 7. Junior Marshalls: Mark Woodburn , Roger Nickerson . SX . Q a 'Sf f N 9 J l QTY! 4 .I-9. - The National Honor Society held its induction ceremony on April 15, 1977. To become a member, the students must exhibit scholarship, leadership, knowledge, service and charac- ter throughout their high school years. During the ceremony new members lit candles, represent- ing themselves, with the aid of the candle of Knowledge. This year '7 seniors and 15 juniors were inducted. After the service , refreshments furnished by present members were served. 1 M Nmomu I s 5 ,DA Houon socmv 5 S , - x ' ,- f gy W Vs Lf Students H Qnored At Class N ight Class night opened with a slide show accompanied by the class song, Theme From Mahogany. Mr. Grady served as the interlocutor, presenting many of the Academic Achievement Awards. The Senior English Award was presented to Randy Bridges, Math to Lori Wainwright, Social Studies to Paul Klundt, and John Pollreisz, and the Science Award to Randy Bridges. The top 10070 of the Senior class were Lori Wainwright, Susan Thompson , Jill Skelton, John Pollreisz, Randy Bridges, Robert Hetz , Randy Roeglin, David Johnson, Scott Griffin, Beth Lambrecht, Melodie Young, Paul Klundt, Denise Thompson, and Kris Waldorf. Susan Thompson gave the Salutatory address and Lori Wainwright gave the Valedictorian address. The DeKalb Award went to Kevin Geiger and the Betty Crocker Award went to Denise Thompson. The Home-Ec Award went to Craig Simpson for cooking and Laurie Geiger for sewing. Music Awards were as follows: John Phillip Sousa Award to Paul Klundt, Vocal Music Award to Michelle Depoorter. Best Actor and Actress Award to Vince Volk and Michelle Depoorter. In a Mathematics Examination taken by many seniors, Cheryl Remour scored the highest and received the Math Award. The Most Valuable Staffer Awards were given to Robert Hetz, and David Eddlemen for the Newspaper and Susan Thompson for Yearbook. Mary DeClercq received the Hubert Dailey Award, and Lori Wainwright the Todd Nicholson. Following the presentation of awards Robert Hetz , Senior Class president passed the Torch of Knowledge to incoming Freshman Class president Ernie Lane. The Y.F.U. students then presented a gift to the school and Robert Hetz described the Kevin Cole Memorial. Q1 w I 1 X lg, 3 3 Q., .,,. , 1 Q E4 an Q xV,7k , b y fqi i , LL f , ' V' A. -A fy Q 1 , ' 1 ,, . .L. - ' mvk- ' ,-'A ' . . .L J' A Fzbff - ,W - v s. 1 A .MTM X YH - .9 1 , CD 1-U. . i .4 4 E S Q .Q ,,,.::'n .w.f + ' ' ' z iv Q. 3+ 5 ll pin . Y. F, W n HQ iam mg 1. Mr. Grady, Shari Baldwin, Steve Matheis, Laurie Lonergan. 2. Paul Klundt, Mr. Hughes. 3. Mr. Grady, Joni Wainwright, Teresa Pearsail, R. J. Reimers, Curtis Wilson, Carolyn Craig, Karen Lindley, Randy Clevenger, Kristie Wainwright . 4. Mr. Grady, Judy Polak. 5. Randy Bridges, Rob Brown, Roger Nickerson, Dave Johnson. 6. Mr. Grady, Susan Thompson, Lori Wainwright. 7. Lori Wainwright, Mr. Kinkead. 8. Mr. Grady, Joy VanDe- Voorde, Dave Franks, Mark Woodburn, Laura Bender, Patty Watson, Deanna Craig, Julie Lonergan, Mandy DeB1aey. 9. Debbie King, Judy Polak, Denise Thompson, Peggy Kerr, Keri Wilson. 10. Randy Bridges, Lori Wainwright, Paul Klundt, Susan Thompson, Jill Skelton. 11. Tutors: Denise Anderson, Kathy Borschel, Geri Hull, Tisha Delacruz, Lori Geiger. S 3 EEE Egn 1. Rob Brown, Randy Bridges, Alvin Bier. 2. Vince Volk, Julie Lonergan, Mr. Morgan, Michelle Depoorter. 3. Back Row: Julie Bailey, Marty Clevenger, Larry Joy, Dick Morthland, Jill Skelton. Middle Row: Audrey Johnson, Brenda Craig, Tena Horn, Debbie McCool, Nancy Pearsall, Ann Morthland, Kelly Norton, Alair Walgrave, Todd Jackson, Marilyn DeBaillie, Rus Trunell. Front Row: Deanna Craig, Cindy Jackson, Lori Clark, Joy VanDeVoorde, Connie Day, Lori Wilson, Sharon Coe, Judy Skelton, Paula Schave, Mr. Hughes. 4. Mike Thompson, David Peterson, Doug Mathis, Raymond Huang, Ken McCoo1, John Pollreisz , Dave Johnson, Randy Roeglin. 5. Roberta DeShane, Mrs. Palmer , Chris Hohenboken , David Bruner. 6. Lori Wainwright. 7 . Susan Thompson. 8. Charlie Kline. 9. Jane Craton, Mrs. Palmer, Stan Dailey, Alvin Bier, Brian Barber, Randy Bridges. Class Of 377 Bids Farewell if- ' On June 2, 1977, commencement excercises were held for Riverdale's 138 graduating Seniors. Gary Lambrecht started off the ceremony with the invocation and remarks. The Salutatorian, Susan Thompson, and the Valedictorian, Lori Wainwright, gave their addresses to the Senior class. This year there was a special speaker from the Philippines, Mrs. Wellington Huang, mother of Raymond Huang, Riverdale's Y.F.U. student. Mr. Ryan awarded the Superintendent's award to Susan ., Thompson. The reading of the Q Class Roll was done by Mr. Grady. Then, finally, the Board Members presented the diplomas Q to the Senior Class. The is commencement excercises ended le? with Gary Lambrecht's 3 benediction. The music and . processional were played by the Riverdale Senior High Band. lf' . . C JY -vm E 1 .f V mafia I 1 I J Mi Jil ,OJ L-il dl Jeri ill J J ll bi 1. Laurie Dopler, Craig Fox. 2. Mr. Ryan 3. Beth Lambrecht 4. Mr. Grady 5. Dorette Ayers 6. lst row: Connie Johnson, Linda Hungate, Janet I-lungate. 2nd row: Lisa Nicholson, Donna Minge, Zonnie Mikles. '7 . Chris Bundy, Rose Bethards, Judy Baxter, Machel Ballard, Cindy Bachman, Dorette Ayers, Donna Ayers, Beth Lambrecht, Michelle Depoorter. 8. Susan Thompson, Mr. Ryan 9. Mrs. Huang 10. Beth Lambrecht, Mr. Winters 11. Nick Griffin, Mr. Schroeder 'We E f74J 'lib ,T if va- X Q kv' ff x Ll wx la 1. Ii S wi f i A 'O E 1. Randy Bridges, Curt Brooks Judy Baxter 2. Mr. Grady, Gary Lambrechr Mr. Winters, Mr. Schroeder Mr. Wilson 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ringenberg 4. Bill McCork1e, Mr. Robinson 5. 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Rob Piatt, Tom Anderson, Kris Geiger and Peggy DePauw were among 18 members of the Riverdale High School Class of 1976 who found they fit in at the Quad-Cities Campus of Black Hawk College, joining 70 other Riverdale grads who were enrolled in college-credit or career programs during the 1976-77 academic year. There's a place for you, too. Since 1946, we've helped thousands of students earn college credit. Many have gone on to earn baccalaureate, masters' and professional degrees. College credit isn't all we have to offer. Since 1965, we've prepared thousands of other students for careers in technical, business and vocational occupations. If you're not sure where you fit into the picture, we have counselors ready to talk with you. Appointments can be made by calling 796-1311, Ext. 383. And, if money is a problem, our financial aids office can probably help. Give them a call at 796-1311, Ext. 373. 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M L1 X of , of it He who is taught to live upon little owes more to his father s wisdom than he that has a great deal left hum owes to his father s care Wllllam Penn Few people In this country today have been taught to Live upon little with respect to energy and other natural resources Times into harmony with the new realities we need to teach ourselves new and more thoughtful habits It as a personal challenge to each of us and all together Energy ls Precious Use It '- Wlsely GAS AND ELECTRIC V i 5 b ' ' 'N' '- A x ' l . X -V ,V :YA Fit f,f,' f, ff!f'V5ll lllllxl lllllwxx ' N I l 'H. . f ' k yfffflflff' ml ' - 1 , , fi RX llllll '-3 ll- . , . t V V - Q 1 f JJ: g .if ,, . fn, ,. l, ff A 5 l 1 4 , H , lfljlf ,D fl ,E ff Ll!! N H I :A X jf 2:3 , I - f All l 1 4 L 1 ,Q Q. 1 , . . ll H 'lf f' ,U ' .' ' k'- 'N ' 5. . . if ,glflrx pf! y V A -Q g N..-.fa-L,f 5 1, are changing. To bnng ourselves Ili fl A ff! , Y f wg -. XX xl If ,ff y, l l , -ms '- t . - . Y X 1.7 fx , .. 5 1 I. X I ff ' 1 ' A A X H- , .W D ' . l Xe' at 4 ll, ft ffm I 'yall l- X5 1' 9 : Il, ' ' 1 Ig, if XX I K .. . - ll y v r lp X, f I gr 'oo g I H I, . . 9 in Xxwgf ' F C gi o 131 W.G. Bill Motley, Mgr. HILLSDALE cooPERATlvE Wheel Balancing LES'S MOBIL ELEVATQR CQMPANY WfgIglg555.fggCe 109 Butzer Street - .1 , . . P.O. Box 204 Hillsdale, IL. Res. C3093 653-2247 LEASE'S-GROCERY JUNE CQ'-E'S 81 CERAMIC SHOP CATERING Adult and Children Class ' Hillsdale 1 IL- Ceramic , Ifolldelain Ph- 5533214 and Glass Painting Where SERVICE Hillsdale, IL. Ph. 656-2166 and QUALITY Count TATE'S Congratulations Seniors ,., Locker st Compliments of -'1 Processin S 9 HILLSDALE if Locker Rental C P ' ' 53523 Qfffiiiing LEGION f Beef Sides 305 Main St. Hillsdale, IL. Jerry Tate Owner Post 'I n Congratulations Seniors 0 ww P4 INS!!! I SANDI'S BEAUTY W oN'-JT SALON - 3479-23rd Ave. Moline, Illlnols 61265 Phone: q3o9p 762-2526 132 Ph. 658-2746 DOH Smith, UWIICI N THE PRESCRIPTION SHOPS . OF MOLINE R. T. Reimers J. D. 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Main Port Byron, IL Ph. 653-2253 DAILEY-GIBSCN FUNERAL HOME Port Byron, IL Phone 523-3151 Ambulance Service CREATIVE CAKES By McCools Add that personal touch to Birthdays Q Weddings 5 Any Occasions 6 5 Sharon--Kathy A 304-3rd St. South Phone 654-2342 cordova EEQIEXEIRTESNCE GLENN MILLER REAL ESTATE BROKER AUCTIONEER FARM MANAGEMENT FARM LOANS Marcia Miller 500 12th St. Salesman Erie , IL . 134 MEL'S SKELLY Port Byron, IL. Phone 523-3265 UNIVERSAL HOVERCRAFT Plans All Sizes 204 3rd Street Box 23 Cordova, IL. 61242 ERIE DRUG Wm. J. Adams R.Ph.M.S. Phone 309-659-2060 Erie, Illinois 61250 Serving Upper Rock Island County For Over A Century Congratulations Class of 1977 PORT BYRON STAT E B A N K PDFIT BYFIDN, ILLINOIS 61275 Member of Federal Reserve System Established in 1863 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Our 113th Year Sittumtnn Hamlin - 1 5EH3IJ11 iqu,iiAff i-ww n ntEliiiiiTf1 'Z' ,lil .vll f , 1'r lllnllnbrlvl ? 915 8th Ave. Erie, IL. 61250 Phone--309-659-2245 kll XX l.l.RX S I INl.N'l 4 R Xl l'SXll X 95335626 bob cokermann p.o. box afcolona, illinois 61241 phone: 309-949-2781 Compliments of M:.N 5 NEHG? sanptcaear Ridgewood Shopping Plaza East Moline, Illinois 135 686565, vEuPLE,INNDu4HVE Pmmums Bm 'Y e 4a7llEnsnW' Q Congratulations, Seniors 3M-Cordova ERIE LUMBER SADDLE CLUB 81 , GRAIN CO. INC. Fine Food Restaurant And DUl Y B 157 Erie, 111111013 61250 Ph. 659-2212 Cordova, Illinois Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Class of 77 QQ Liiiikiiiiil T ac11ior1Fue1--C2105 Drying ' Dispatc ing TELEPHONE co. 3 10 OF ILLINQIS BOS SKELGAS Port Byron , Ill . 136 523-2131 9514 3031'd St. N. 658-2559 Hillsdale We Support the Youth Of Riverdale High School Because We've Got a Steak ln Your Future ILLINI BEEF PACKERS INC. Commercial Residential BURR'S DISPOSAL Good Luck Class Of '77 PEACOCK'S TAP 114 N. Main Port Byron Wayne 8. Pat Peacock Owners Owner Phone Roy Burlingame 496-2651 137 RIVERDALE WRE TLI G BOOSTERS Coach Lancaster SL Family Coach SL Kathy Mitchell Coach, Sherry SL Tommy Campbell Harry Minton SL Family Roy Kouski SL Family Don Schwenneker SL Brian Meridan Wendal Loy SL Family Paul Egan SL Family Rich Bull SL Family Tom Lonergan SL Family Merlin Hannabarger SL Family Gary Lambrecht SL Family Jerry Jackson SL Family John Saatoff SL Family Jim Lindley SL Family Jim Clendenin SL Family Leon Deshane SL Family Bob SL Della Walgrave Bob SL Pricilla Bass Lisa SL Ellen Thorpe Lee Downey SL Family Bob Wainwright SL Family Karen Barr SL Boys Russell Leffel SL Family Ed VanPelt SL Family Delbert Simpson SL Family M. B. Robinson SL Family Roy Hofstetter SL Family Lyman Gray SL Family Charles Halligan SL Family Keith Palmer SL Family Mrs. Durham Marshall SL Family Phil Zumaris SL Family Don SL Paula Mathis Cal Threlkeld SL Family Bob Wilson SL Family Grandma SL Grandpa Dopler Ray Morthland SL Family John McCoy SL Family Jack Angaran SL Family Dale Wigant SL Family Oley Dopler SL Family Jim Piatt SL Family Ron Mathis SL Family Dave Nelson Jim Mumma SL Family Cindy SL Larry Atkinson Virgil Mumma SL Family Chuch Young SL Family Lawerence DePoorter SL Family Butch Snelling and Family Bill Workman Mr. Klyman S tate Qualzfiers .angr- Tony Angargn 3rd Brian Mumma lst Congratulations Wrestlers Allen, Ted 11, 89 Allison, Brad 11, 99 Anderson, Kevin 11, 64, 70, 89, 90 Anderson, Stacey 11, 15, 18, 60, 104, 106, 107 Angaran, Nick 11, 70, 89, 93 Baldwin, Shari 11, 81, 116 Barber, Cheri 11 Beeson, Korrie 11, 93 Billingsley, Jill 11 Black, Kelly 11, 70 Black, Larry 11, 70 Box, Debbie 11 Calvert, Darla 11, 79, 80, 102 Canady, Victor 11 Churchill, Dana 11 Clark, Dwayne 11 Clark, Lori 11, 15, 16, 59, 61, 108, 118 Claus, Todd 11, 70, 89 Clevenger, Marty 4, 11, 58, 83, 118 Clouse, Rod 11 Clure, Brenda 12 Coe, Sharon 12, 16, 58, 60, '74, 82.106, 118 Colegrove, Debbie 12 Combs, Patti 12 Cone, Judy 12 Conner, Bill 12, '70, 83, 93 Cord, Doug 12 Craig, Brenda 12, 17, 58, 81, 101, 118 Creen, Kathy 12, 93, 94 Cutler, Matt 12, 70, 75 Davis, Ronnie 12, 66 Day, Richard 12, 15, 67, 93 DeBlieck, Scott 12, 52 DeBoard, Jeff 12 DeCap, Matt 12, 83 DeClercq, Dorothy 12, 58 Depoorter, Art 12, 89 Despain, Lorrie 12, 66, '79 DeWeese, Bob 13 Dopler, Mariana 13, 15, 102 Dunbar, Jim 13, 16, 89 Earhart, Denise 13, 58, 101 Earney, Charles 13 Eddleman, Debbie 13 Enright, Sherry 13, 14, 61, 67, '79, 104, 105, 107 Ensey, Mark 13, 89 Falk, Doug 13, 15, 52, 59, 83, 99 Falk, Tamie 13, 19, 58, 80, 93 Fincher, Debbie 13, 15, 67 Fitch. Evelyn 13 Freshmen Fowler, Lisa 13, 93 Frels, Arlan 13, 60, 70, 83, 93, 101 Fritts, Tim 13, 59, 83, 93 Gonyier, Harold 13 Greer, Tim 13, 82, 83 Griffin, Kristi 13, 66, 67, 79, 81 Grover, Jim 13, 19, 70, 83, 95, 96 Guinn, Debbie 12, 13, 58, '79, 104, 139 Harts, Ted 14, 15, 36, 54, 61, 66,104. 106, 108 Hayes, Deane 14 Hetz, Roger 14, 60, 82, 83, 86, 108, 139 Hollars, Linda 14, 93, 109 Hollister, Mark 14, 59, '71, 104 Horn, Tim 14, 59 Howell, Jennifer 14 Irwin, Todd 14, 15, 19, 61, 82.83, 95. 96 Jacks, Laurie 14 Jackson, Todd 12, 14, 59, 70, 89, 90, 93, 118, 139 Johnsen, Randy 14, 99 Johnson, Denise 14, 23, 59, 71, 79, 93 Joy, Larry 14, 59, 60, 61, 67, 95, 96, 118 Kenady, Brian 14, '70, 72, 82, 83, 93 Klinge, Debbie 14 Knapp, Tom 14 Kouski, Kris 14, 81 Kraft, Steve 14, 67, 83 Kurkowski, Lucy 14, 58 Lane, Mike 3,14, 15, 60,104, 106 Lindley, Jim 15, 89, 90, 93 Lively, Hugh 15, 54 Lonergan, Laurie 12, 15, 60, 67, 88, 93, 94, 104.105, 108, 116 Loy, Mark 15.64, 70, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93 Maharry, Bev 15, 18, 54, 60, 109 Manasco, Cheri 15, 53 Marsden, Tami 15, 79 Marshall, Chuck 11, 15, 18, 89 Matheis, Steve 15, 116 McCarty, Carol 15, 54 McCormick, Kerry 15, 56, 57, 79, 93. 94 McGeehon, Roger 15, 54 McMurray, John 15 Miller, Julius 93 Miller, Marcy 15 Mooney, Sheri 16, 67, 79 Morthland, Ann 16, 59, 60, 88, 101. 104, 118 Morthland, Mike 16, 58, 67, 100, 101 Muckelston, Tammy 16, 102 Mullery, Donna 16 Mumma, Jeff 16, 89, 90 Neyrinck, Kris 16, 58, 81, 93, 109 Nitz, Tami 16, 79 Oney, Laurie 16, 74 Pearsall, Linda 15, 16, 58, 102 Pearsall, Nancy 16, 58, 74, 102, 118 Peterson. Mindy 16, 19, 67, 88, 102 Phillips, Yolonda 16, 58, 104, 109 Price, Marcia 16, 74 Prior, Brent 16, 83 Reiling, Pamela 16, 72, 79, 108 Remour, Phillip 16, 83 Ruark, Mark 16 Saathoff, Kevin 16, 89, 90, 92, 93 Schave, Paula 16, 17, 58, 118 Smeltzly, Danny 12, 17, 83 Smith Bob 17, 70, 83 Smith Dwayne 17 Smith Lisa 15, 17 Snook Anne 12, 17, 18, 58, 71, 100 Speer, Brad 17 Stiner, Sabrina 17, 56, 57 Strandgard, Connie 17 Sweetman, Arlo 17 Tanner, Kim 17 Thomas, Sue 17 Thompson, Sherry 4, 17, 18 Thornbloom, Scott 4, 17, 19, 60, 61, 67, 70, 104 Tipsword, Stephen 17, 56, 57 Toppert, Jeanne 17, 79, 81 Turner, Ron 17 Urban, Chris 17, 58 Uza, Craig 17 Vanwatermeulen, Kim 17 Vermeulen, Doug 4, 17, 70, 83, 139 Vroman, Debbie 17 Wainwright, Beth 2, 17, 79, 81, 102 Wainwright, Jill 18 Waldbusser, Randy 18, 70 Walgrave, Alair 15, 18, 19, 54, 59, 71. 81, 102, 104, 109, 118 Warner, Greg 18, 67, 70, 93 Watters, Rod 18, 109 West, Peggy 61, 106, 107, 139 Wildermuth, Dawn 11, 18, 58, 64, 81. 93 Wildermuth, Julie 18, 19, 58, 81, 93, 94 Willhite, Ron 13, 19, 70, 83, 95, 96 Wilson, Jeff 19, 109 Wilson, Lori 15, 18, 19, 58, 60, 79, 80, 81, 93, 118, 139 Winters, Rob 19, 70, 100, 104 Young, Mark 19 Young, Robyn 14, 15, 19, 61, 88, 102 Angaran, Tony 20, 33, 70, 75, 87, 91, 93 Bailey, Julie 20, 56, 58, 100, 101, 118 Barr, Ron 20, 90 Baxter, Steve 20, 82 Beert, Nan 20 Bell, Chris 20, '70, 82, 83, 86 Bennett, Cindy 2, 20, 25, 81 Billingsley, Cheryl 20 Birmingham, Jenifer 20, 23 Bowers, Deniese 20 Bowles, Kathy 20, 81, 93, 94, 100 Bradley, Paula 20 Broline, Todd 20, 23 Brooks, Craig 20 Bruner, Diane 20 Bruner, Theresa 20, 22, 60 Cain, Tim 21, 62, 70, 75 Cathcart, Sue 21, 54, 68, 102 Clemenson. Carl 21, 54, 99 Clevenger, Randy 21, 54, 56, 70, 82, 116 Coe, Erin 21, 79 Collins, Rodney 21, 24, 59, '70 Combs, Becky 21, 65 Corbin, Jeff 21 Craig, Carolyn 21, 74, 81, 101, 116 Craigmiles, David 21, 70 Crampton, Tom 21, 70 Day, Connie 21, 57, '74, 79, 81, 93, 118 DeB1aey, Tim 21 DeBlieck, Arlan 4, 21, 59, 99 DeBoard, Juanita 21, 26, 65 DeShane, Debbie 21 Ditto, Lorena 21, 54, 61, 88 Dopler, Brad 21, 90 Dopler, Brian 22, 90 Doyle, Jeff 22, 56 Earhart, David 22, 57, 61, '70, 106 Edie, Michelle 22, 65 Fitch, Jerry 22 Foster, Jill 21, 22 Fox, Don 22, 72 Frazier, Mary Kay 22, 26, 74, 81, 101 Garrett, Crystal 4, 22 Gonyier, Kirk 22, 56 Gosa, Carol 22, 63, 88 Griffin, Janet 22, 79, 102 Haan, John 22 Hambelton, Troy 22 Hansen, Cindy 22 Sophomore Hatfield, Scott 22, 70, 75, 82, 84, 85 Hayes, Lori 58, 61, 66, 88 Heeren, Tony 22 Henyan, Georgia 22 Householder, Robin 22 Houtcooper, Scott 22 Houzenga, Tim 23, 26 Howard, Mike 23, 99 Hubbard, Mark 23, 70, 90 Hurstrom, Connie 23 Johnson, Dan 23, 56, 59, 70, 82 Kahl, Belinda 23, 65, 81, 101 Kennedy, Kari 23, 63 Kindelsperger, Wendy 23 Knapp, Gary 23, 24, 61, 101 Lange, John 23, '77, 78, 84 LeCleir, Kevin 23, 63, 70 Leffel, Wayne 23, 87, 91, 95, 96, 100. 108 Leonard, Stacey 20, 23 Lindley, Karen 23, 61, 88, 101, 116 Marsden, Tim 23 Martens, Brook 23, 70, 78 McCool, Debbie 24, 58, 59, 74, 81, 93, 94, 100, 102, 118 McCoy, Cherrie 23, 24, 78, 79. 100 McGee, Gloria 3, 23, 24 Mclntire, Lori 24 McMurray, Rick 24 Melton, Brenda 24, 74, 82 Miller, Jo 9, 24 Moffit, Brian 23, 24 Mumma, Lisa 24, 79 Nelson, Mike 24, 52, 99 Nightingale, Mark 24 Oney, Wayne 24 Parien, Craig 24, 56, 59, 90 Parker, Becky 20, 24, 88, 93, 97 Parker, Dottie 24 Patz, Lynn 24, 63 Pearsall, Joyce 25, 58, 65, 68, 88, 100 Pearsall, Teresa 25, 88, 102, 116 Peterson, Rusty 25, '70, 78, 82, 83 Pierce, Carolyn 57, 81, 93 Price, Bill 25 Pringle, Cathy 25 Prior, Brenda 25 Randall, Jack 20, 52, 90 Reed, Randy 25 Reiling, Donna 25, 79, 102 Reiling, Jerry 25 Reiling, Penny 25, 60, 73, 74, 79, 104 107 Reimers, R. J. 25, 82, 95, 96, 97, 116 Riley, Rick 25 Roeglin, Tracy 14, 25, 61, 74, 79, 80, 82, 108, 109 Shadrick, Jim 25 Shipman, Mark 25, 57, 70 Simpson, Sue 25, 79 Skelton, Judy 58, 64, 68, 118 Smith, Edward 25 Smith, Ellen 25 Sowell, Glenda 23, 25 Speer, Suzie 24, 25, 81, 102 Steadman, Delano 26 Tipsword, Angie 26 VanDeVoorde, Joe 14, 25, 26, 61, 65 VanPelt, Molly 26, 60, '72, 79, 80, 88 Vroman, Kelly 26 Wainwright, Jack 26 Wainwright, Joni 26, 56, 79, 80, 82, 102, 116 Wainwright, Kristie 26, 73, 74, 79, 88 109. 116, 140 Waldbusser, Shari 26, 65 Walgrave, Marlin 26, '70, 82, 84, 85 Wallace, Angela 26, 88, 93, 94 Wancket, Wyatt 26, 70, 82, 83, 86, 93 100 Weatherington, Donnie 26 Wilson, Curtis 24, 26, 70, 75, 82, 95. 96, 116, 140 Wilson, Kevin 26 Winger, Brenda 26, 65 Young, Wendy 26, 60, 68, 74, 82 Zumaris, Doug 26 , 87.90 X O' e , all Abbott, Jeff 27, 56 Abney, Colleen 27 Anderson, Denise 27, 28, 60, 61, 71, 79 80, 84, 93, 94, 97,106, 108, 109. 114, 117 Baldwin, Lori 4, 27, 81, 110, 115 Ballard, Ronda 27, 58, 62, 63 Barber, Gary 27, 93 Bender, Laura 27, 33, 55, 109, 111, 114. 117 Bohnert, Jeff 27 Boone, Jim 27 Borschel, Kathy 27, 79, 81, 93, 100, 102, 117 Bowles, Brenda 27, 71, 79, 81, 102 Bowman, Mike 27, 55, 100, 110 Bull, Lori 27, 55, 60 Bump, Gary 27, 55, 95 Canady, Donna 27 Carpenter, Scott 27, 61, 77, 96, 100 Clure, Arlen 27 Connor, Jim 27 Craig, Deana 27, 59, 88, 101, 114, 117. 118 Creen, Ron 27 Curless, Robin 28, 30 Davis, Diana 28 DeBaillie, Marilyn 28, 59, 114, 118 DeBlaey, Mandy 28, 57, 117 DeLaCruz, Tisha 117, 141 Depoorter, Eric 28, 77, 90 DeRiemacker, Ron 28, 111 Despain, Steve 28, 31 Dipple, Greg 28, 57, 104, 106 Donder. Theresa 28 Dopler, Dan 28 Downey, John 91 Dunbar, Dan 109 Earney, Carla 28 Egan, Tammy 28, 32, 60, 71, 79, 80. 84, 85, 102, 107, 108, 109, 141 Ernst, Laurie 28 Ewing, Duane 7, 28, 62, 76, 77 Ferrell, Rhonda 28 Filbert, Sherri 28, 55, 57, 114 Fincher, Gary 28, 61, 104, 105 Forsythe, Rod 28, 56, 100 Franks, David 29, 61, 101, 106, 114, 117 Geiger, Laurie 29, 114, 117 Geiger, Tom 29 Goard. Jim 57 Junior Griffin, Cheryl 29, 56, 57, 61, 74 Griffin, Connie 28, 29, 61, 102 Hansen, Lola 29, 102 Harts, Don 29, 53, 56 Helgason, Brad 29, 62, 84, 85, 100 Hess, Mike 29 Hollenback, Craig 29, 100, 111 Horn, Tena 29, 58, 81, 118 Howell, Jon 29, 59, 64, 84, 85.86, 100, 101 Hudson, Lori 29, 56 Hull, Geri 14, 29, 39, 61, 79, 87, 88, 93, 100, 102, 107, 108, 111, 117 Hunter, Greg 29, 61, 93, 97, 100, 101 Ide, Pat 29 Ingalls, Rhonda 4, 29 Jackson, Cindy 29, 55, 58, 59, 74, 79, 80, 100, 102, 114, 118, 141 Jackson, Tom 23, 29, 84, 85, 86, 93, 107, 110 Johnson, Audrey 29, 32, 33, 58, 118 Johnson, Jeff 29 Jones, Angie 30, 100 Jones, Jim 29, 30 Kennedy, Rachelle 30 Kissel, Thomas 30 Kopatich, David 30, 57, 109 Kraft, Tim 30, 56, 77, 93, 94 Kraus. Rose 30, 55 Landuit, Lisa 30, 56, 102 Lane, Steve 30 Lonergan, Julie 30, 33, 58, 59, 74, 93, 100, 104, 105, 110, 114, 117, 118 Loy, Jeff 30, 84, 85, 86 Mabeus, Rich 28, 30, 53, 74, 77, 84, 85, 86, 109 Marshall, John 30, 59, 71, 101, 114 Marshall, Julia 30. 72, 93, 100, 102. 104, 105, 110, 114 McCool, Kathy 30, 31, 55, 58, 59, 74. 79, 80, 81, 100,102, 104, 141 McCormick, Mike 30, 77, '78, 92, 93, 97, 107 McGee, Carl 30 McKenna, April 30 Michaels, Dan 30, 55, 56, 96, 100, 104 105, 106, 110 Misfeldt, Lori 30, 81 Mumma, Craig 30, 87, 91, 100 Mumma, Julie 31, 55, 56 Mumma, Randy 31, 55, 84, 85, 95, 96, 97, 100 2 v- Nevitt, Glenda 31 Neyrinck, Kelly 31, 57, 65 Nickerson, Roger 31, 53, 72, 74, 76, 77 78, 92, 93, 107, 115,116 Norton, Kelly 31, 33, 71, 80, 93, 100, 102, 104, 110, 114, 118 Passig, Gary 31 Peterson, Bill 27, 55, 84, 100 Peterson, Ken 31 Peterson, Linda Pettit, Rick 31, 64 Polak, Rick 31 Price, Chuck 31 Randall, Ed 31, 74, 77, 100, 104, 105 Reimers, Betsy 30, 31, 55, 71, 81, 100. 102, 104, 105, 108, 110 Remour, Vern 31, 58, 77, 92. 93 Reveal, Kenny 31, 77, 78, 93 Robinson, Connie 31 Robinson, Jeff 31, 54 Roeglin, Becky 32, 61, 79.80, 81, 84. 93, 100, 102, 111 Ropp, Tim 32 Ruby, Doug 32, 77 Saathoff, Kent 32, 100 Sanders, Cathy 32, 141 Schroeder, Tim Schumacher, Pam 32 Schwenneker, Rod 32 Short, Paul 32, 62 Smeltzly, Mike 32, 53, 84, 86, 92, 93. 97 Smith, Dianna Smith, Rhonda 32, 56, 102 Snelling, Martin 32 Sowell, Rick 29, 56 Steadman, Danna 32 Stenger, Linda 32 Stephens, April 32 Still, Laura 32, 61, 74, 100, 102 Sullivan, Cindy 3, 32 Tanner, Robin 30, 31, 32, 55, 61, 94, 100, 102, 104, 105, 107, 114 Thompson, Susan 32 Thorpe, Ellen 27, 33, 55, 71, 74, 84. 115 Trunell, Russ 33, 55, 104, 105, 118 Turner, Kathy 33 Uza, Mark 33 VanDeVoorde, Joy 4, 33, 55, 59, 117, 118, 141 VanRaalte, Jerry 33 Vanwatermeulen, Don 33 Vanwatermeulen, Laurie 33 Veryzer, Curt 33, 77, 93, 107 Waldbusser, Jeff 33 Wallace, Barry 33 Walters, Karen 33, 55 Watson, Patty 33, 57, 114, 117 Wildermuth, Dan 33, 77 Williams, Guy 7, 23, 33, 84, 92, 93 Wilson, Christine 33, 61, 75, 88, 101 Wilson, Torri 33 Woodburn, Mark 33, 64, 84, 85, 86, 93 114, 115, 117 Worden, Chris 33 Young, Rod 33, 55.61, 84, 85, 95, 97 63 --.N j' ' 1, -,Elf , ,Q 1 - sae,-F: wwN 8 ET, ' , X -, ' - Anderson, Steve 35, 72 Ayers, Donna 34, 35, 121 Ayers, Dorette 4, 34, 35, 120, 121 Bachman, Cindy 34, 35, 121 Ballard, Machel 34, 35, 50, 100, 121 Barber, Brian 34, 35, 119 Baxter, Judy 35, 121, 122 Bethards, Rosemarie 34, 35, 121 Bier, Alvin 34, 35, 99, 118, 119 Bolen, Diane 35 Bos, Gary 7, 34, 35,52 Bridges, Randy 7, 34, 35, 47, 49. 55, 111, 116, 117, 118, 119, 122 Brooks, Curt 34, 36, 122 Brown, Richard 34, 36, 39, 110 Brown Rob 34, 36, 55, 108, 113, 116. 118 Bruner, David 34, 36, 119 Bundy, Chris 34, 36, 57, 121 Clendenin, Tom 34, 36, 52, 77, 115 Coe, Brian 34, 36, 41, 47, 48, 57 Craton, Jane 34, 36, 119 Dailey, Stan 14, 34, 36, 119 DeBlaey, Chris 34, 36, 50, 57, 112 DeCap, Julie 34, 37, 46, 61, 99, 107. 114. 115 DeClercq, Mary 34, 36, 37, 60, 93, 100, 101 Depoorter, Michelle 34, 36, 37, 48, 57, 58, 60, 74, 106, 107, 118, 121 DeShane, Roberta 34, 37, 119 Ditto, Diana 34, 37, 49, 52, 61, 74, 88. 106 Donder, Karla 34, 37, 57, 60, 62, 65, 81 Dopler, Laurie 34, 37, 120 Dopler, Ron 37 Earhart, Mark 34, 37, 50, 66, 84, 86 Eddleman, David 34, 37, 47, 48, 55, 77. 78, 84, 100 Emmanouilidis, Mike 37 Engebretson, Kevin 34, 37, 59, 74, 77, 100. 110. 111 Foster, Laura 34. 38, 47, 81, 86. 104, 105 Fowler, Ellen 34, 38, 64 Fox, Craig 34, 38, 50, 70, 76. 77, 78. 120 Frenell, Mary 38 Frey, Mike 34, 38, 52 Geiger, Kevin 34, 38, 52, 61, 99 George, Debbie 34, 38, 45, 110, 111 Gillespie, Debbie 38 Gillespie, Pam 38 Glenn, Jeff 34, 38 Gonyier, Cindy 34, 39, 88 Seniors Gosa, Therman 34, 39 Griffin, Mark 34, 39.47, 55, 72, 76, 77, 84, 85, 86, 93, 97,100 Griffin, Nick 34, 39, 42, 53, 121 Griffin, Scott 34, 39, 52, 74, 77, 78, 93, 100 Guinn, Denise 34, 39, 56, 88 Hannabarger, Gary 34, 39 Hayes, Bruce 39, 77, 78 Hetz, Robert 34, 39, 55, 84, 85, 86, 110 Hofstetter, Don 34, 39, 48, 87, 91 Hohenboken, Chris 34, 39, 49, 72, 76. 77, 92, 93, 97, 99, 100, 110, 111. 119, 122 Holder, Sandy 34, 39, 45 Hollenbeck, Mark 34, 40, 57 Houzenga, Tom 40 Howell, James 34, 40 Huang, Raymond 34, 37, 40, 112, 114. 118 Hungate, Janet 34, 40, 120 Hungate, Linda 34, 40, 50, 57, 120 Jackson, Les 34, 40, 41, 57 Johnson, Connie 34, 40, 48, 49, 110, 120 Johnson, Dave 34, 41, 46, 47, 48, 59, 74, 77, 84, 85, 86, 100, 110, 116, 118 Kerr, Peggy 34, 41, 117 King, Debbie 34, 41, 53, 117 Kinkade, Larry 34, 41 Kleich, Karen 40, 41, 104 Kline, Charlie 34, 41, 56, 58, 77, 84. 119 Klinge, Julie 34, 40, 41, 55, 61, 107 Klundt, Paul 33, 34, 41, 55, 58, 116, 117 Kraus, Frank 34, 41 Lamb, Sam 34, 41, 66 Lambrecht, Beth 34, 41, 110, 111, 120, 121, 122 Larson, Perry 34, 40, 41, 48, 50, 52.77, 93, 97, 100, 107 Lonergan, Quinn 14, 34, 42, 74, 77, 87, 91 Loontjens, Charles 34, 39, 42, 55, 84, 99. 100 Loy, Don 42, 54, 76. 77, 87 Martens, Pam 34, 42 Mathis, Doug 4, 34, 42, 76, 77, 87, 90, 111, 118 McCool, Kenny 34, 42, 59, 118 McCork1e, Billy 34, 42, 76, 77, 122 McCoy, Chet 34., 42, 57, 87, 91, 100, 107 , 110 McGee, Doris 42 McGeehon, Sue 34, 42, 56, 88 Mclntire, Steve 34, 42 Melton, Paul 34. 42, 77 Mikles, Zonnie 34, 43, 46, 48, 61, 81, 120 Minge, Donna 34, 43, 55, 81, 120 Morthland, Dick 34, 43, 59, 77, 87, 91. 114, 118 Mumma, Brian 14, 34, 41, 43, 49, 56, 87, 91, 100, 107, 110 Nicholson, Lisa 34, 43. 74, 110, 114, 120 Nightengale, Rhonda 34, 43, 55, 60, 109, 111 O'Brien, Pat 34, 43, 56 O'Campo, John 34, 43, 112 Parein, Kim 34, 43 Peterson, Bob 34, 43 Peterson, David 34, 43, 118 Piatt, Julie 34, 43 Polak, Judy 34, 37, 40.43, 67, 81, 93, 97, 116, 117 Pollreisz, John 34, 43, 55, 99, 110, 118 Pringle, Dan 43 Remour, Cheryl 43, 111 Reveal, Vicki 34, 44, 114 Roeglin, Randy 34, 41, 44, 55, 77, 95, 100, 118 Russell, Craig 34, 44, 46, 50, 60, 84, 85, 86, 106 Schroeder, Lynn 34, 44, 60, 72, 100, 108, 110 Schwenneker, Sherri 34, 44 Shadrick, Deanna 34, 44, 52 Simpson, Craig 34, 44, 52, 99, 108, 113 Skelton, Jill 25, 34, 44, 59, 67, 114, 117, 118 Smith, Tina 34, 44 Speer, Lisa 34, 44, 47, 57, 110 Stephens, Billy 34, 44 Stockwell, Mary Ann 34, 41, 44, 45, 47, 53, 74, 88, 100, 108, 110 Stout, Alan 34, 44 Sullivan, Doug 34, 44, 52 Thompson, Denise 34, 44, 57, 117 Thompson, Mike 34, 99, 100 Thompson, Susan 34, 81, 110,114, 116. Thorpe, Lisa 34, 45, Tschopp, Jon 34, 40, VanDeWalle, Eugene 44, 49.57, 74, 77, 37, 45, 55. 58, 59 117, 119, 121 88 45, 67 34, 45 Van Pelt, Kathy 34, 45, 53, 60, 88, 108 Volk, Vince 34, 40, 45, 104, 105, 118 Voltz, Ken 34, 45, 57 Wainwright, Kathy 34, 45, 47, 48, 72, 110. 111, 114 Wainwright, Kirk 34. 110. 111 Wainwright, Lori 34 , 45, 76, 77, 78, 91 45, 47, 49, 79.80, 81. 93, 100. 116. 117. 119 Waldorf, Kris 34, 45, 72 Waldron, Tonya 3, 34, 46, 55 Walgrave, Vonda 8, 34, 36, 46, 49, 50, 108 Wallace, Linda 34, 46 Webb, Darryl 46 Weimer, Jim 34, 46, Wilson, Keri 34, 46, 97, 99, 100. 117 Wisely, Robert 34, 46 Wright, John 46 55, 77, 87, 91, 110 79, 80, 81, 93, 94, Young, Mel 34, 46, 48 Young, Rory 4, 34, 46, 57, 87, 91, 110 Young, Trena 34. 36, 46, 74, 84,110 Faculty I Q ,VT '4 .ar Anderson, Whit 55, 104, 143 Bell, Joe 32, 62, '70, 86 Bodine. Jim 9 Brinkmeier, Wayne 66, 86, 95 Campbell, Jim 63, 64, 76, 77, 89, 113, 143 Clendenin, Zo 9 DeCap, Joanne 7 Frank, Betty 65 Freece, Sally 4, 68, 102 Gillespie, Jim 4, 52, 99 Grady, Pat 9, 116, 117, 120, 122 Hughes, Charlie 58, 116, 118 Kertz, Cheri 63, 64 Kinkead, Gordy 67, 84, 85, 86, 109, 117 Knight, Deanne 55, 56 Lancaster, Jerry 57, 87 Lenski, Lee 56 Marshall, Marion 7 McFadden. Jill 63 Michel, Morgan 57, 90 Mills, Tom 67, 109 Morgan, Dale 60, 61, 107, 118, 143 Ne1son,'Dave 4, 64, 73, 76, 94 Oltman, Dan 54, 94 Palmer, Dorothy 9, 115, 143 Parker, Paul 54, 70, 93 Ringenberg, Alan 122 Robinson, Chuck 66, 81, 108, 122 Ryan, Michael 8, 120 Simpson, Laree 9 Spratt, Kathy 7 Strunk, Kathy 54, 79, 80, 143 Tadlock, John 4, 53, 81, 95, 115 Thode, Gloria 68 Uhlig, Lois 55, 102 Watson. Jim,57, 82, 84, 93, 94 Werts, Rhea 9 54,. f draw' 'Jaw-, f, J J fi ,A 3 , ' l M fi' ' 'C 2: ,W f If: ' fi. if 955623822 San angela, texas