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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1978 volume:

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The center of this kingdom is Riverdale High School. And at the center of Riverdale High School are people Riverdale High School is people. fL RIVERDA LE KINGDOM R ULERS 5 ADMINISTRA TION el D UNGEONS 9 gi CLA SSR OQMS E NOBILITY 295 STUDEN TS 4-,, Q3 -if BALLROOMAND COURTYARD 67 FL CLUBS A A CTI VITIES QE .35 TOURNAMENTS 92 'l :sq A THLETICS '-- .4 CRAFTSMENANDART1SANSI22'g ADVERTISEMENTS S -E. SCHOLA RS 144-12 , INDEX l R U LERS A DMINIS TRA TION :Sa 'Z' Clif! Y -, V5 ,, . GILLESPIEA CTS AS SUPERINTENDENT Z i I M 2' ,- ,r' W WWW 'W M ..........-.-.. gif l N. ,,,,...v.. . bxq,LhW E - 'X'Y' kk . + ' 4 TOP LEFT: Qlst rowj Mr. Mumma, Mr. Woodburn. Mr. Wilson. Mrs. Mitton. f2nd rowj Mr. Schroeder, R. J. Reimers. Mr. Winters, Mr. Sachau, Mr. Ryan. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Gillespie. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Ryan. CENTER: Mrs. Pelletier. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs, Brooks. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Mercer. BOTTOM CENTER: Mrs. VandeVoorde. MW fhgf... ..... M In January Mr. Gillespie took office of Acting Superintendent while Mr. Ryan was in Arizona working on his doctorate. The Riverdale School Board meets at least once a month to decide different things for the whole school. Their mainjob is to set up policies for the school. In April the School Board election was held and Mrs. Jean Mitton was re-elected to the Board along with Mr. Virgil Mumma to take the place of Mr. Schutts. ORDER O TOF CHAO Assisting Mr. Grady in the office are Mrs. Dorothy Palmer and Mrs. Zo Clendenin who keep track of attendance. read the daily announcements. print the schedule booklets. sell school materials, and work long hours to extend various services to the students and the public. Keeping students' records. helping students schedule. and advising them about their future plans are what the counselors Ms. Rhea Wertz and Mr. Jim Bodine do, with the help of Mrs. LaRee Simpson. TOP: Principal Pat Grady. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Jim Bodine. CENTER RlGHTg Ms. Rhea Wertz. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. LaRee Simpson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Dorothy Palmer. Mrs. Zo Clendenin I UP fi fall ,.,,,,f- Z' - , Q' ' W ii ' H ,Q 4 fb . ' . ' N4 JA I ,, -f' - ' 4 i s '34 - ' . .. ...xssb ,.f2' 1 ,,..-,- is PROGRESS FOR LIBRARY HOT LUNCHES This year there were two major changes made in the combined fields of the library, cooking. bus maintenance andjanitorial work. The high school hired a new librarian, Mrs. Duffy. Mrs. Duffy worked in the library on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fridays. This freed Miss Spratt, who had been with the Riverdale school district in years past. to assume her other responsibilities as unit librarian on those days. But Mrs. Spratt was at the high school on Tuesdays and Thurs- days. Both Mrs. Duffy and Miss Spratt were capably assisted by Mrs. DeCap. In the other major develop- ment, Mrs. VanDeVoorde took over as the head cook in the mid- dle of the school year. Under her leadership, the quality of the hot lunches made a marked turn for the better and they, as a result. became more popular. The daytime janitor was Mor- ris Bonds. He received a lot of help from kids in the S.W.E.P. program. Other janitors were Joyce Smith and Patricia Ceurvorst. while Bill Nicholson was the building maintenance supervisor. The head of the transportation department was Iona Wigant. and the head bus mechanic was Dan Kennedy. 'OC K9 TOP: Judy Creen. Karen Shrum. Kath- erine Hansen. Lorena Logdson. Marianne Ditsworth, Audrey Lefever. MIDDLE LEFT: Morris Bonds. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Duffy. Mrs. DeCap. BOTTOM: Jeanne Toppert. UNGEO S - ve, ' W CLASSROOMS ,V 5 4, ZQWQ 13gV ' S- '7 , Q' ' 6111- , 1 Vp. 4, V 4 f' L ',' L N , V ' iff , :ffl ff 2,lff1,fQ4 T Q F W, X Fixx f .J,,r, , 11 ',-V fig, Q Q V V X 'T i A1 V' 1' m .girly-T , ' . 51- ' Q.-gv . I I ,il ,f XJ Q Qgff' X.f,?! y . , 2 . f, Z5 .X-fl . 1 . .SEQ a Kwfgfw 'Nfaw 5 ' W V if J, 32' 3-2Q.15 , - i Pit? 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N,,,,,, , 'WM '1,f4XX5fi5, Q -V X G '2,m '3wV 9 , A MR .KNIGHTFLIES TO D.C TOP: Rambler yearbook staff, flst rowj Julie Mumma, Mary Kay Frazier. f2nd rowj Susie Speer, Cherrie McCoy, Wendy You. Becki Combs, Carolyn Craig. 13rd rowj Sue Cathcart, Joyce Pearsall, Jack Wainwright. Ron DeRiemacker, Kathy McCool, Mr. Anderson. Not picturedg Rus Trunell, Joy VanDeVoorde feditorj. MIDDLE: Rampage newspaper staff, Clst rowj Steve Baxter. David Franks. Mrs. Knight. 42nd rowl Becki Combs, Carolyn Craig, Gary Knapp. Bill Peterson feditorj, Connie Robinson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Don Ingalls, Chad McCoy. Chris McClure. Mike Lonergan, Gary Sullivan. Jami Reiling, John Urban. English is expressing your ideas in Creative Writing or Composition. It is reading the works of famous authors in British Lit. or American Lit. It's playing the part of a reporter and capturing events for the school newspaper, or putting all the events of the year together and laying out a book for the Yearbook class. During the 1977-78 school year Mrs. Knight, head of the English department, was given a grant to fly to Washington D.C. for one week with the Close-Up program. Q , f T 4- 'H-uaag Q fax 'F- ik TOP: flst rowj Karen Lindley. Marty Clevenger, Doug Falk. 12nd rowj Theresa Bruner. Steve Matheis. R. J. Reimers. Angela Wallace. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Uhlig. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Lenski X 6 Q X QW. E X A CALCULA TED SITUA T10 One of the new developments in math is the widespread use of calculators. You see many different kinds, from the ten dollar kind to the most expensive ones. The calculators are used because in order to use them you still have to know the formula. In the Math department at Riverdale there were three instructors, Mr. Parker who taught Algebra and Math II, Mr. Oltman who taught Pre. Algebra, Geometry, and Senior Math, and Mrs. Tadlock who taught Metrics and Trigonometry. Mrs. Tadlock was badly missed during her two week stay at the hospital. A variety of substitutes led to mixed-up assignments and other bewilderments. TOP LEFT: Mr. Oltman. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Tadlock and Denise Anderson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sue Feddersen, Mr. Parker and Jill Bump. FROMA IMALS TOCHEMICALS Uri? ,,,, I I ' Anja, ' ' One of the new additions to the Riverdale faculty this year is Mr. Krahe. He can usually be found in the biology room amongst all the living plants and animals. C3 gerbils, 3 salamanders, 2 mice, 56 swordtails, l neon, 4 alge eaters, 12 minnows, 9 dozen snails, and l crayfishj that were brought in by the students. Mr. Krahe said that he used these surroundings to create a fun place to learn, so that the students would want to come to class. Mr. Mills, who can be found in the chemistry room, amongst all his chemicals, calculators, and experimental apparatus is always busy with a student or doing something for his upcoming Chemistry, Physics, or General Science classes. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Gerbil. TOP RIGHT: Rod Forsythe, Mr. Mills and Lori Mclntire. BOTTOM LEFT: Julie Lancaster. BOTTOM RIGHT: Marlana Dopler. Mr. Krahe. M K it TEA CHERS I MOTIO The 1977-78 P. E. department went fairly well, considering some of the confusion of teachers switchingjobs. Mr. Campbell left Riverdale for another job towards the end of lst quarter. Mr. Carbee started full-time to take over Campbell's P. E. classes and Mr. Nelson took Campbellss Health classes while still teaching his regular P. E. classes and his Human Growth and Development classes. Because Mr. Carbee started full-time Mrs. Figgins was hired to take his place, working half the day at the high school and half the day at the elementary school. TOP: Coach Carbee. LEFT: Tracy Roeglin, Peggy VonLeinon. BOTTOM: Tracy Roeglin, Cheryl Griffin. Michelle Lewis. TOP LEFT: Cindy Jackson, Pam Schumacher. BOTTOM LEFT: Peggy VonLeinen. Scott Carpenter. Phillip Remour. Mike McCormick. Tracy Roeglin. RIGHT: Don Fox. Mike McCormick, Ar! DePoorter, Randy Johnson. Y Y ' MVC NEW TEA CH ERS BRI GH TEN SOCIAL STUDIE , 1' 5 ..- .SA ' .T f m a ta.. 15, - - .1-.uf , 1 . gg' . -.,!.z. 1 sr R 13 li . we sift 1 W4 TZ? t l 6' 'f . A FREE W' 'ri 11. 5.3-.1 yo, WU L'-I trash f3iR 2'L.t He's cool. He's funny. He makes you work. He's the new Social Studies teacher. Mr. Stenzel. taking over where Mr. Michel left off. has already made a lasting impression on the students. His classes are tough. but he makes them interesting and he does make you learn. Mr. Stenzel was welcomed by our two returning Social Studies teachers. Mr. Lancaster and Mr. Watson. Survey of American History has been added to Mr. Lancaster's schedule. It has proved to be a popular class with both teacher and students. Sociology. taught by Mr. Watson, is also a well-liked class. Its aim is to help students toward a better understanding of their personalities and behavior. A shared effort by these three teachers has helped make Social Studies an interesting and educational part of the school year.- Q .. rr. -. iaff fn- 5 4'-gh . - .- Ha., I 4' I .--5 i ff m 1 Q. ,- 1 'H-N. l ? P' Q. i T Q' L' Njg , 5 ,li ,- I - 'C -Q ' fsp-P' TOP: Doug Zumaris, Mr, Stenzel, Curtis Wilson, Nan Webb. .lack Wainwright. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Watson CENTER: Mr. Lancaster CENTER RIGHT: Arlan Frels. Deanna Craig. BOTTOM: Angela Wallace. R. J. Reimers. Randy Waldbusser. Connie Griffin. Tim Kraft. we in grill -,L . a' ' K K . 5 5.50 . , ,. . .ggi fi : . .. . 45. A . 1 . Q, s if lm ,sch - ,Al TOP LEFT: Mr. Dennis Boeck, Mike Howard. Gary Knapp, Jack Randall. BOTTOM LEFT: Dwayne Ewing. Scott Carpenter. Randy Clevenger. Jim Boone. Ed Randall. BOTTOM RIGHT: Garry Passig. kc Q A G. DEPT HAS HIGH H OPES The Ag. Department made big plans this year. A new shop facility and greenhouse are to be located on the Southwest wing of the school. by the bus garage. The cost is approximately 2.000 dollars. Mr. Boeck. the new Ag. instructor feels this facility will provide the students with experience. something that a textbook could not. There is a growing amount of interest in the field of gardening. Mr. Boeck has taught Ag. in two schools before coming to Riverdale. He enjoys teaching here because he gets along well with both the teachers and the students. He has improved the Ag. program by adding an independent study and a Farm Maintenance course. The number of students in these and other courses have increased a lot since last year. The students feel these changes are helping to increase their knowledge in many fields and respond with comments like. He know what he is talking about. Lack of a previous summers Drivers Education course and an overload of students taking Drivers Education put Mr. Wayne Brinkmeier in a spot. Nonetheless a solution was found. Mr. Rodney Scott. a WA TED: MORE DRIVERS ED TEA CH ERS student teacher. helped Mr. Brinkmeier teach students to drive and Mr. Joe Bell. the Industrial Arts teacher. drove with students after school. Mr. Morgan Michel was in charge of Riverdale's new TOP: Mr. Wayne Brinkmeier CENTER: Scott Kennedy. Bob Jurevitz. Mr. Morgan Michel. Brian McGee. Dean Egan. Joe Stefkol. LEFT: Ms. Chris Porter BOTTOM RIGHT: Cheryl Billingsley. Ms. Chris Porter. Theresa Donder. resource center. This center helps students with special learning disabilities, Ms. Chris Porter. the new teacher, and a sign press are two surprises the learning center received this year. The learning center is designed to help the educationally mentally handicapped. K.?,.,. ELW?.MUVESI pf, TOP LEFT: Juanita DeBoard. Ben HoltSlaw. David Franks. Kelly Vroman. Dan Johnson. Tom Crampton. Arlan DeBlieck. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Kertz. MIDDLE LEFT: Miss McFadden. MIDDLE: Mr. Nelson, MIDDLE RIGHT: Robin Nicholson. .lim Lindley. Jeff Mumma. Steve Matheis. Brad Allison. BOTTOM: Shari Waldbusser. DOORS Q vt X 'fx Home Ec. was taught by Miss McFadden. The only new class offered was Parenting. This class dealt with the rules and discipline of good parents. Mr. Campbell left this year so Mr. Nelson taught his health class. The class is required for the sophomores. Health deals with drugs. good health. alcohol and sex diseases. Consumer Ed. was taught by Mrs. Kertz. The class gave the students practical knowledge for their adult lives. u-u- IN TERRELA TED STUDENTS GET TO WORK During the day interrelated students work atjobs outside of the school. They get paid and credit toward graduation. They also get on-the-job experience which they hope will help them later in life with otherjobs. Mrs. Kertz took over the interrelated class this year. lt was herjob to supervise the students work experience, maintain a good relationship between the school and the employees as well as to conduct the classroom sessions. The students try to findjobs that are related to what they hope will be future employment. Twenty-five students were involved in the Interrelated program as of the end of this year. TOP: Connie Griffin CENTER ICraig Hollenback CENTER RIGHT: Laurie Geiger LEFT: Gary Fincher. Mike McCormick. Curt Veryzer. Jeff Johnson. Connie Griffin. Tom Kissil BOTTOM: Ron DeRiemacker --..........., ws.. -.,-ww .ii Q 1 fy if E- T 1 .1 l t I l ..,a.wg . -555555 SCHOOL A WA YFROM SCHOOL What happened to the students who left after 4th period to go to ' j I Area Vocational? They rode the bus to East Moline to United Township H.S. to some really neat classes. There were many ' different classes to choose from. S the guys mostly took Auto Body. ! Building Trades. or Welding. I while the girls seemed to prefer child care or Health Occupations. There are many advantages to the Area Vocational Program, the students learn things that they wouldn't get at their own high school and they meet people from other schools. ,INN I P f 'i--f' ' TOP LEFT: Barry Wallace I 1- ,,,t R TOP RIGHT: Tim Cain. Don Fox 9-it CENTER LEFT: Jerry Van Raalte CENTER RIGHT: Donna Reiling BOTTOM LEFT: Chris Bell, Jim Jones. Lee Von Lienen BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Smeltzly g ,fra BA D TAKESA FIR TAT The 1977-78 Riverdale High School band had a very busy year. Throughout the summer and school year the band was involved in many activities During the summer the band marched in parades for Port Byron, Cordova, and Hillsdale. During late summer the band practiced to march for football half-time shows. The band was always performing for athletic events, including pep assemblies. basketball games, and wrestling meets. The rest of the bands, time was spent rehearsing for their Christmas concert, pops concert. contest. the concert for the elementary kids, their performance at class night and graduation, and pit band rehearsals for the spring musical. Guys and Dolls. They did well this year at contest. There were eight I, solos, eight Il solos. seven I ensembles. thirteen II ensembles, and the full band got a I. TOP: flst rowj Julie Bailey, Julie Lonergan, Cindy Jackson. 12nd rowj Kathy McCool. Audrey Johnson. Linda Jurevitz. Linda Pearsall. Lori Wilson. Aimee Mumma. Mindy Baff. 13rd rowy Craig Parein, Arlan DeBlieck, Tim Fritts. Vern Remour, Jeffery Plavack, Len Knudson, Corey Holevoet, Carolyn Joy. 14th rowj Debbie Guinn, Mark Klunt. Rodney Collins, Todd Jackson, John Marshall, Doug Falk. BOTTOM LEFT: Debbie Hoffman. BOTTOM RIGHT: Karl Hohenboken. CO TEST wi ,,-.X,i.-.MMG W '42, an Mt iz W? S TOP LEFT: flst rowl Ed Randall. 42nd rowj Dan Johnson. Doug Knapp, Dawn Wildermuth. 13rd rowj Rodney Collins. Aimee Mumma. Mike Morthland. Linda Pearsall.14th rowl Julie Bailey. Paual Schave, John Mose. Marilyn DeBaillie. Laurie Fox. Sharon Coe. 15th rowj Janet Marshall. Scott DeBlieck. Doug Falk, Marthy Clevenger. Larry Joy. Rhonda Ballard, Audrey Johnson, Jeffery Plavok. Vern Remour. Tim Fritts, TOP RIGHT: Mr. Hughes. Rodney Collins. BOTTOM: Paula Schave. Rus Trunell. Mr. Hughes, Carolyn Joy. START TOMORROW WITHA 1...-..., UPPER LEFT: Mr. Morgan. UPPER RIGHT: Arlan Frels, Todd Irwin. Scott Thornbloom, Denise Anderson. Larry Joy. Gary Knapp. David Franks. Ed Randall. MIDDLE: Qlst TOWI Bev Maharry. Jeanne Snook, Lorinna McCasland. Korina Kindelsperger. 12nd rowj Michelle Logsdon, Julie Lancaster. Lori Lampo. Penny Reiling, Pam Geiger, Michelle Boone, Tammy Egan. Molly Van Pelt, Ken Reveal, Gary Fincher. Scott Thornbloom. Dave Earhart, Arlan Frels. 13rd rowj Mark Young, Mike Lane, Larry Joy. Denise Anderson, Ed Randall, Stacey Anderson. Greg Dippel. Joe VandeVoorde, David Franks. Jack Wainwright, Gary Knapp. Tracy Roeglin. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lori Lampo. Tammy Egan, Penny Reiling. Peggy Von Lienon. Sherry Enright, Tracy Roeglin. Robin Tanner, Geri Hull. X-att! xr, .. Times are changing and so is the Riverdale Choir Program. This year's choir had the privilege of having a textbook. This textbook taught the students how to read and understand music. The program also provides a quarter class of vocal theory. This class teaches a student how to sing and the techniques needed for correct singing. This class is based on an individual basis with the class limit of approximatly I5 students. Mr. Dale Morgan. director of the choir, states that every year the talent improves thanks to newjunior high programs. TOP: Pam Geiger, Julie Lancaster. Jeanne Snook. Robyn Young. Leigh Bowman. Lori Clark. Kim Mooney. Angie Stinson. MIDDLE 1 lst rowj Laura Still. Leigh Bowman. Becky Roeglin, Cheryl Griffin. Robyn Young, Geri Hull. Peggy VonLeinon, Sherry Enright. 12nd rowy Molly Van Pelt. Ken Reveal. Gary Fincher. Scott Thornbloom, David Earhart, Arlan Frels. Rob Winters. Todd Irwin. Teresa Vance. Angie Stinson. Chris Wilson. Kim Mooney. Kim Crockett. 13rd rowj Ed Randall. Stacey Anderson. Greg Dippel, Joe VanDeVoorde. David Franks. .lack Wainwright. Gary Knapp. Tracy Roeglin. Robin Tanner. Carolyn Joy. Kelly Chaney. Terri Creen. Lori Hayes. Karen Lindley. Annette Anderson. BOTTOM: Pam Geiger. Julie Lancaster. Tammy Egan. Leigh Bowman. Cheryl Griffin. Geri Hull. Lori Clark, Penny Reiling. M D PIES TO MASTERPIECES The Art department added a new dimension to the field of clay this year: a pottery contest was held. The contestants worked on projects all day. not only during their art classes. The winning projects werejudged on best looking, widest, and tallest pots. All of the art classes were restructures, this year. All of the beginning and intermediate classes are now a quarter long where the advanced classes are a full year. Mr. Tadlock said he is trying to display more art both to members of the school, and the community. TOP LEFT: Corky Lopeman. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Tadlock. Ron Green. BOTTOM LEFT: Jo Miller. BOTTOM RIGHT: Artwork by David Earhart. tx, ,, USI ESSPOPULARATRH. . 4' 6 I -gym by . '73 -gr . 1 3 Ml X t .1 A.. 2 ,,,..-- .V Q V' --x 4655 The Business department at R.H.S. is one of the most popular classes. Students have to take Intro. to Business before they can take Typing. Accounting and Shorthand. There are three teachers that teach these different courses. Mrs. Tadlock has been teaching at R.H.S. for 4 years. She teaches Accounting as well as several Math courses. Mrs. Parks has also been teaching at R.H.S. for 4 years. She teaches Typing I. II. III. IV. Data Processing and Office practice. Miss Martin isjust starting out as a Business teacher at R.H.S. She teaches Intro to Business. Typing I. Shorthand I. II. TOP LEFT: Miss Martin. Joni Wainwright. Janet Griffin. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Tadlock. CENTER: Kris Kouski. Sue Thomas. Robyn Young. Dana Churchill. Debbie Fincher. Julie Wildermuth. Brent Prior. BOTTOM LEFT: Lisa Mumma. Kristie Wainwright, Lori Mclntire. Tammy Egan. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sue Cathcart, Mrs. Park. Wendy Young. SHOP ARO UN Mr. Bell's Industrial Arts classes turned into more of a repair shop this year. Both faculty and students were able to bring in radios, televisions, and cars in hopes that one of the classes could make the minor adjustments and repairs needed. Normally, the owner would profit from these adjustments, but once in awhile the students would surprise him by doing something unexpected, like changing a few spark plug wires around. y ,,t' J K 929 1. . TOP RIGHT: Tim Horn, John Wright, TOP LEFT: Mr. Bell. Jim Groves, Rod Collins, Matt DeCap. BOTTOM RIGHT: Renee Loy. Mr. Bell. BOTTOM LEFT: John Colegrove. N 0B1L1Ty STUDENTS ' i i'- j 3 'A 5 :ff X? , 1.52, lxb 1' fl, Il! 435 S ff . X1 fa x 3 3 egg , i V x 1, XAQQ ,GY ' Ak , h y ' 2 L ' ff, Q' . :ff7'5N' f- ffl Y f fe 4, f .arg-K xx XS ' X A t ,-'31 .A 2 sul I , Q N M7 f Q LORDS AND LADIES FRESHMEN Virginia Abney Annette Anderson Melinda Baff Marla Barnes Gerald Barr Michelle Boone Leigh Bowman w 'I Mary Bresson Vickie Brooks Jill Bump Jim Burkett Rodger Carlson TOP: Freshmen Class Officers: Lynn Plumb, President: Karl Hohenboken, Vice-presidentg Lori Lampo, Sec. Treasurer. Kelly Chaney 30 119'- as X My World My own little world. Off in a corner of my own. Closing tighter and tighter. Growing shorter and shorter. Closing in behind me Forcing me out till it's not my own little world. Y-UP Michelle Logsden 'Nur Robert Clemenson John Colegrove Ten'i Creen Kim Crockett Bob DeShane Leon DeShane Kim DeWeese Sheila Dhooge Matt Dillin Leanne Dippel Hedda Donder Dean Egan Alaena Ensey Jack Ernst Kelly Falk Sue Fedderson Erik Foster Laurie Fox Jay French Mike Gadient 31 i Ken Geiger wade Pam Geiger Melinda Gosa Brenda Griffin Jerry Groves Tracy Hambelton Len Hannabarger Lesa Hannabarger Cheryl Hedden Connie Heeren Connie Hillyer Daniel Hillyer Debbie Hoffman Karl Hohenboken Corey Holevoet Donny Ingalls Carolyn Joy Bob J urevitz 32 Scott Kennedy Mike Kerr Patti Klinge Mark Klundt Don Knapp Len Knudsen Lori Lampo Julie Lancaster Ernie Lane Andy Larson Michele Lewis Michelle Logsdon Mike Lonergan Renee Loy Janet Marshall Chris McClure Shaun McCormick Chad McCoy Brian McGee Lesley McGee Sally McMurray 33 Paul Mikles Ray Miller Kim Mooney Steve Mooney ff' ll 0 X '21' 1 . Q QW? V5 ,- x 'C . x vi' .lohanne Morphew Doug Mose John Mose Aimee Mumma Kim Nelson .lim Oney Tom Patz YJ ll- Jeff Plavak Lynn Plumb Mm: Darrell Priebe Bill Randall 34 4' Jami Reiling Dianna Riley John Robinson Greg Scheff Steve Schott Jeff Schutts Jeanne Snool- Tom Stagg Joe Stefko Bob Stevens Angie Stinson Gary Sullivan Terry Sullivan Terry Tanner John Urban Theresa Vance Ken Vroman Penny Wallace i 35 Ralph Weatherington Terry Weimer Kellie Whipple Cindy Wilkey Sheri Wisely Julie Withem 36 ' r From Moses to Moses There's been nothing like Moses, an old Jewish saying, describes perfectly the Mose twins. The two identical boys are an unique combination of intelli- gence and wit. Both John and Doug are involved in Band and Outdoor Club, but their interests vary greatly when it comes to hobbies and music. John enjoys war games and hard rock, while Doug likes old radio shows and swing music. School is important to the Mose twins. Their grades range from mostly A's to an occasional B. Both boys intend to further their education by attending college. Doug plans on being an ortho- dontist, but John, being the com- plete opposite, wants to enter the lt. PROFILES space Engineering Field. Doug and John get along well together, but consider themselves brothers, not twins. Teachers who have the twins together in class have mixed com- ments about them. One teacher says, I have to admit they are individualsll' Another was heard saying, The only problem is keeping them quiet. While the boys are very bright, at the same time they can be outspoken and disrupt the class with their out- landish jokes. Students see the twins as a way to keep the class interesting. Even a dull class can be made fun if the Mose twins are in it. Of course, many times John and Doug ruin the curve with their good grades. D UKES AND D UCHESSES SOPHOMORES 7 'i ff' B .aw A do 'A-fi 5 i iii T i 4 ff ,ix f . 5 1' ' A ag, X KXQ , Y..,.f TOP: Sophomore Class Officers: Lauri Lonergang President. Lori Clark: Vice Pres- ident, Robyn Youngg Sec. Treasurer. ,aff 'Q-qv' ww-r 'L39' Ted Allen Brad Allison Kevin Anderson Stacey Anderson Nick Angaran Shari Baldwin Cheri Barber Brenda Barnett Lorrie Barr Korry Beeson Jill Billingsley Kelly Black Larry Black 37 Darla Calvert Victor Canady Dana Churchill Lori Clark Todd Claus Marlin Clevenger Rod Clouse Sharon Coe Debbie Colegrove Patti Combs Judy Cone Bill Conner Brenda Craig Kathy Creen Matt Cutler Ron Davis Richard Day Scott DeBlieck 38 Jeff DeBoard Mall DeCap Dorothy DeClerq Art Depoorler Bob DeWeese Mariana Dopler Jim Dunbar Debbie Eddleman Sherry Enright Mark Ensey Doug Falk Tami Falk Debbie Fincher Evelyn Fitch Lisa Fowler Arlan Frels Tim Frilts 39 Harold Gonyier Kristi Griffin Jim Groves Debbie Guinn J. R. Hamm Ted Harts Deanne Hayes Roger Herz Linda Hollers Mark Hollister Linda Holtslaw Tim Horn Todd Irwin Laurie Jacks Todd Jackson Chris Jenkin s Randy Johnsen Denise Johnson 40 Q5 ek ,A 7, +, ,' is I ,x v I i gf X' 5, ri it x if I ,lk ,ai AL ii AA, uf-41, Q' I ' FZ i ' L. yay ,.., ' gfi ax, fi, ' A , . L,,L 1 ,, A V Hg. . . V 'H 2 'M --1 ,L r ...Nb Larry Joy Brian Kenady Debra Kenny Kurt Kindelsperger Tim Kingery Debbie Klinge Tom Knapp Kris Kouski Steve Kraft Lucy Kurkouski Mike Lane .lim Lindley Hugh Lively Laurie Lonergan Corky Lopeman 41 Mark Loy Bev MaHarry r ' f.. Cheri Manasco Tami Marsden Chuck Marshall t. .. -N ,V ,nh e TRN wog,QtQX Steve Matheis Anita May Carol McCarty Kerry McCormick Roger McGeehon John McMurray Julius Miller Marcia Miller Sheri Mooney Q 3. .1 Q., S at ., Ann Morthland Mike Morthland 42 .iw Q s LL v I if ME Me, just me, that's all I could ever hope to be, I'll listen to everyone, but change for no one, For if a friend could not like me for myself, I'd rather him not like me at all. Brenda Craig wfq Q, ,pi lei , we .ix 1 5 xxx Tammy Mcukelston Donna Mullery Jeff Mumma Kristie Neyrinck Robin Nicholson Tami Nitz Laurie Oney Linda Pearsall Nancy Pearsall Mindy Peterson Yolanda Phillips Marcia Price Brent Prior Pam Reiling Phillip Remour Kevin Saathoff 43 Paula Schave Duane Schmitt Dan Smeltzly Dewayne Smith Lisa Smith Robert Smith Anne Snook Brad Speer Sabrina Stiner Arlo Sweetman Kem Tanner Susan Thomas Sherry Thompson Scott Thombloom Jeanne Toppert Ron Turner Chris Urban Kim VanWatermeulen 44 ,f-.1 JMS.. o,,. S 5-L 42137, ins. 'WTF' Y.. ' r ICN f .- x,,.,... L PROFILES ls there such a thing as a quiet cheerleader? You bet there is! Laurie Lonergan going quietly about her way accomplishing much and enjoying all of the activities she participates in. Lau- rie is active in track. 4-H, and is a junior varsity wrestling cheer- leader. She enjoys playing base- ball, swimming, biking, and camping. Some of her quiet activities are cooking, sewing. and needle point: her favorite is painting. 'Qs NOT ff AVAILABLE At present Laurie believes her life revolves around school. Lau- rie enjoys Science and its many secrets, but her favorite class is Social Studies. She enjoys learn- ing about different times. people. places. and what events took place before her time. PHOTO Doug Vermeulen Scott Von Lienen Debbie Vroman Beth Wainwright Jill Wainwright Randy Waldbusser Alair Walgrave Greg Warner Peggy West Dawn Wildermuth Julie Wildermuth Ron Willhite Jeff Wilkey Jeff Wilson Lori Wilson Rob Winters Mark Young Robyn Young 45 Malyn Afable Tony Angaran Julie Bailey Ron Barr Steve Baxter Chris Bell Cindy Bennett Cheryl Billingsley Deniese Bowers Kathy Bowles Paula Bradley 46 PRLNCESACZD PRLNCESSES Jwwoas TOP: Junior Class Officers Kristie Wainwright, Vice-President: Tom Crampton, President: Joni Wainwright, Sec. Treasurer. ? 5 ,T T, 4 if .HZ 5.8 Todd Broline Craig Brooks Diane Bruner Theresa Bruner Tim Cain Sue Cathcart Carl Clemenson Randy Clevenger 'Erin Coe Rod Collins Becki Combs Carolyn Craig David Craigmiles Rom Crampton Connie Day 47 Cheri Davis Tim DeBlaey Arlan DeBlieck Juanita DeBoard Brad Dopler Brian Dopler Dan Dopler Jeff Doyle David Earhart J erry Fitch Jill Foster Don Fox Mary Kay Frazier Crystal Garrett Kirk Gonyier Carol Gosa Janet Griffin John Haan 48 JW 'Wa fy' We... There may be a distance between two friends. But the memories are F0reverf' so near. David Earhart -J' .,,..... il .aw 11111, K. rss' x ? s S N'?' I ' .4 'FEM- 'rw' 1:-'fad x A i Nm- 'Z' QW 'EP' nba-42 Troy Hambelton Cindy Hansen Scott Hatfield Lori Hayes Richard Heeron Robin Householder Tim Houzenga Mike Howard Mark Hubbard Dan Johnson Linda Jurevilz Belinda Kahl Kari Kennedy Korina Kindelsperger 49 Gary Knapp Marcia Laleman John Lange Kevin LeCleir Wayne Leffel Karen Lindley Tim Marsden Brook Martens Lorena McCausland Debbie McCool Cherrie McCoy Gloria McGee Lori Mclntire Ella Jo Miller Brian Moffit 50 qw TN? NNN, 'Nr' Kg? PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Q - - wx W -, if , W , .. NN - L , 43 xx e ,,,,...,5: 14 1 Pl-novo if 1 if- Q Q Nor ,i ffy AVAILABLE yq, M iii , y 1 AE Q. '17 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE wi Ni., N ,, ,Z xii: -QW 46 ,I Billy More Lisa Mumma Mike Nelson Wayne Oney Craig Parein Becky Parker Dorothy Parker Lynn Patz Joyce Pearsall Teresa Pearsall Rusty Peterson Brenda Prior Jack Randall Randy Reed Donna Reiling Jerry Reiling 51 Penny Reiling R. J. Reimers Rick Riley Tracy Roeglin Jim Shadrick Mark Shipman Sue Simpson Judy Skelton Ellen Smith Glenda Sowell Suzie Speer Trina Tilton Dale Trout Joe VanDeVoorde Molly VanPelt Peggy VonLeinen Kelly Vroman Jack Wainwright Joni Wainwright Kristie Wainwright 52 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO ICQ NOT AVAILABLE fs. l 5 PROFILES ' Randy Clevenger is an out- standing student at Riverdale. who is well liked by both teachers and friends who find him both hard working and dependable. Randy participates in football. wrestling, and other school activi- ties. He was elected president of Riverdale Junior Achievement Company and was voted in as the vice-president of the Riverdale chapter of Future Farmers of America. Randy joined FFA during his sophomore year because he had taken some agriculture classes and thought FFA sounded inter- esting. He enjoys being a member because of the things they do. Randy works hard in school. not only for himself. but for oth- ers. He contributes part of his free time to tutor physics students fi. 'TT' PHOTO NOT --as . Q, 1 ,.. ff AVAILABLE Shari Waldbusser Marlin Walgrave , Angie Wallace . Wyatt Waneket Don Weatherington '25 xt , Nan Webb Bridgette Wilkey Curtis Wilson Kevin Wilson Wendy Young x..-.7 -.Q F5 .1 Doug Zumaris Gerry Zwiebel si who are taking the class inde- pendently and still manages to keep his grades way above aver- age. Upon graduation. Randy plans to attend the University of Illi- nois and become a veterinarian. He had thought about being a doctor too, but had found he liked working with animals bet- ter. I like animals. he states. But Randy will not give up farming. 'gl want to live on a farm and farm too. Randy has many hobbies to fill his free time. He enjoys both water and snow skiiing, camping. hiking, and especially showing horses. Randy's teachers find him any- where from quiet to rowdy depending on the number of his friends in the class. But all agree he is a student they enjoy having. 53 KINGSA D QUEENS SENIORS llst rowj Theresa Donder. Donna Canady. Diana Smith. Bill Peterson. Ed Randall. Betsy Reimers, Randy Mumma. Mike Bowman. Denise Anderson. Connie Griffin. Rod Schwenneker. Mark Woodburn. 42nd rowj Amanda DeBlaey, Pam Schumacher. Susan Thompson. Ellen Thorpe. Kathy McCool. Kelly Norton. Cheryl Griffin. Julie Lonergan, Cindy Jackson. Robin Tanner. Laurie Geiger. Marilyn DeBaillie. Rick Pettit. f3rd rowj Dawn Gramenez. Colleen Abney, Laurie Van Watermulen. Diana Davis. Kathy Turner. Guy Williams. Becky Roeglin. Dan Michaels. Julia Marshall. Sherri Filbert. Linda Stenger. 14th rowl Tom Kissel. Craig Mumma. Craig Hollenback. Gary Fincher. Martin Snelling. David Franks. Cun Veryzer. Vern Remour, Tammy Egan. Patricia Watson. Geri Hull. Steve Lane. f5th rowj Tim Ropp. Barry Wallace, Rick Mabeus. Scott Carpenter, Mike McCormick. Duane Ewing. Rod Forsythe. Lee VonLienen. John Marshall. Tim Schroeder. 16th rowj Paul Short. Ken Reveal, Ron Creen. Connie Robinson. Lori Baldwin, Rhonda Ingalls, Julie Mumma. Ron DeRiemacker. Brad Helgason. Mike Smeltzly. Robin Curless. Deanna Craig. 47th rowj Ben Holtslaw. Dan Dunbar. John Downey. Cindy Sullivan, Branda Bowles. Rhonda Smith. Lisa Landuit. Lori Misfeldt. Tim Kraft. Kent Saathoff. Chris Wilson. 18th rowy Eric Depoorter, Jeff Abbott. Jeff Johnson. Jim Jones, Gary Barber, Don Van Watermulen. Gary Passig. Rose Kraus. Kelly Neyrinck. 19th rowy Jon Howell, Jerry VanRaalte. Torri Wilson. Greg Dipple. Jim Boone. Kevin Starr. Rick Polak, Linda Peterson. Laura Still. Jeff Robinson. John Wright. 'XCAC -V2 S Senior Class Officers: Mike McCormick: Sec. Treasurer. Rich Mabeus: President. Roger Nicker- son: Vice President. jeff E, Colleen L. Denise M. Abhrm Ahney Anderson X? ,+- Xa Rhonda L. Ballard K xthy K Borsghel A K B 1 'RJ L 1 ' 'S . .. J ff 'fl X ' Mlke S. Bowman Gary A. Barber 63 Brenda J. Bowles Lori Bull 'Q-Q' fz. . -uv LoriA. Baldwin X f James V. Boone A GUY D- Donna M. A Bump Canady Scott F- Deanna Carpenter Craig Ron Robin Diana L. Marilyn R. Green Curless Davis DeBaillie 1 ,fivff 'V Amanda R. Eric R. DeBlaey DePoorter Steve A. Despain Ron W. DeRiemacker lg-r l Greg L. Theresa M. John L. Dan J. Dippel Donder Downey Dunbar MH! f' 3 Tammy T. Laurie E- Duane E, Rhonda S. Egan Ernst Ewing Ferrell 'DY 125 Sherri L. Gary Filbert Fincher David J. Franks 1 . vw Tom R. Geiger Laurie P. Geiger .sg Q M 3+ E -M 3' x is ' , iff ffyj 4f'.'uTw3Li'Ctii: ..'l:SgS'i Cheryl L. Griffin s 3 uhh 'lfflf Connie S. Don Brad N, Mike Griffin Harts Helgason Hess I 'Q Yi -,, 'ix as- ' 4 ,-- fi f if , C 4,914 Craig A. Ben W. Hollenback Hfyllglaw ,,-r 1 Q X I ,J 1 -5,- Tena M. Jon R. Hom Howell 1:-:sf X Lori L. Geri G. Hudson Hull 5 fl Jug. 1-if Q, v-an ll Rhonda L. Cindy S. Audrey Jeff B. Ingalls Jackson Johnson Johnggn ' i i, 35- 5 ga .lim T. Tom R. jones KlSSCl Tim A. Y V Kraft .hrs ,,,....1 wi WM Rose L. Lisa A. Kraug Lilfldull Julie A. Jeff D. Lonergan Loy 'f-mn Rich N. John A. Mabeus Marshall Sailing The smell of salt is in the air Watch the sail bend in the wind As we heel to the fierce power Skimrning the water Our pleasures andjoys are fulfilled. Tom Crampton lik Julia J. Kathy Marshall McCool i . Mike E. Carl L. McCormick McGee X gf 'in hs. AX Danny Lori L. Michaels Misfeldt Craig M. Julie B. Mumma Mumma M5 vli 'NA' 'N-v 'X l 'i Randy J. Kelly B. Roger L. Kelly L- Mumma Neyrinck Nickerson Norton 'N-,' Garry W. Passig vrzif Bill C. Peterson uv: -'v -M.-X Linda Rick A. Peterson Pettit .1114-.. i - . Richard G. Ed R. Polak Randall i 51.2 df? Q' H' A ,, Betsy E. Vern L, Ken J. Connie S. Reimers Remour Reveal Robinson Jeff G. Becky L. Robinson Roeglin ff,V f -, , ,K I , ' ,-4? , N Q , Tim A. Doug W. Ropp Ruby 4 ,.. 'Dt x Q 5 N 'Q' x ' ,-. --A I Kent A. Cathy M. Saathof f Sanders mr MSL- . , z - Q . X ff Ei K Regina B. Tim A. Pam S. Rod D. Schmitt Schroeder Schumacher Schwenneker ,J Paul H. Mike W. Diana K. Rhonda L. Short Smeltzly Smith Smith KT' Martin L. Kevin D. Snelling Starr 'WO Danna Linda H. Steadman Slenger Laura L. Cindy E. Still Sullivan Robin K. Tanner 'sl -1Fl!y- gig If Susan B. Ellen Russell K. Thompson Thorpe Trunell li 1: WVR Kathy Joy Tumer VanDeVoorde of Jerry W. Vanraalte Z - 5 f , Rx ll , -A x W 'xl .5 Don T. Laurie S. Curt A. LCC A- VanWatermulen VanWatermulen Veryzer V011 LICHCH I .leff A. Barry R. Waldbusser Wallace K, ...bg My XX N.'..4 ,N .ff . .,. Patricia E Watson Karen Walters gg 'Ga . ... 1235 . WW. -V ' Dan C. Guy M. Chris E. Wildermuth Williams Wilson b 3 t Torri L. Mark S. Christine M. John Wilson Woodburn Worden Wright Seniors not shown: Angie Clark l 5 PROFILES To someone who doesn't know her, Deanna Craig is an unusual person, but to her friends she,s outgoing and friendly. High school is a great opportunity to learn as long as people open their minds and absorb the knowledge presented to them. Deanna demonstrates her belief in this statement by not only being on the honor roll for four years, but also by getting involved in extra-curricular activities. She has been in Matmaids, band fin which she Rod L. Forsythe Patrick H. ldhe Mike D. Winger Joey Zafra plays the flute and piccolol, outdoor club, volleyball, National Honor Society, Girls State and Whois Who in America. ul will miss it. But Deamia will not have a chance to miss it. Upon graduation she plans to attend Southern Illinois University where she will major in both Physics and Music. Although school is an important factor in Deanna's life she still finds time to enjoy such hobbies as playing the flute, reading, learning, dancing, arranging music, and various outdoor activities. Deanna is well-known and well-liked throughout the school by both students and teachers. She enjoys living and having fun. To her, Life is a learning Experiencef' BALLROUMAND COURTYARD GETA PIECE OF THE R. O. C. The Outdoor Club was very active this year. Just before school started they went on a campout at Morrison Rockwood park where they survived uncooked food, overcooked food and swimming in the rain. After the snow fell they went skiing a couple of times and when the snow had melted they were able to enjoy long hikes and participated in a first aid course. W wma .L 't mb -. ,,, 5.8: , wa.-x. . :g--mn ' h A 1 ... TOP: John Marshall. Debbie Hoffman, Julie Bailey, Mr. Krahe, CENTER LEFT: Dorothy DeClercq. CENTER: Mark Ensey, Greg Scheff. CENTER RIGHT: Julie Bailey. Deanna Craig. BOTTOM LEFT: Outdoor Club flst rowy Don Knapp, Jay French, Deanna Craig. 12nd rowj Jerry Reiling, Gary Knapp, Tim Schroeder, Arlan Frels. Doug Mose, Jeff Schutts. John Mose. Mike Morthland. Karen Lindley, Chris Wilson, Robin Curless, Carolyn Joy. 13rd rowl Dorothy DeClercq, Mark Ensey. Mindy Baff, Johanne Morphew, Becky Parker, Becki Combs, Mary Kay Frazier. Carolyn Craig, Larry Joy, Mindy Peterson, Lori Lampo, Aleana Ensey. Julie Bailey. SKI CLUB HIT THE SLOPES f x,,.- . X TOP 1 lst rowy Mr. Dale Morgon, sponsor: Betsy Reimers. Cheryl Griffin, Sherry Enright. Robyn Young, Lori Wilson. 12nd rowy R. J. Reimers, Miss Chris Porter, sponsor: Kathy McCool. Robin Tanner, Julie Lonergan, Cindy Jackson. Julia Marshall. Kelly Norton. 63rd rowj Tom Crampton, David Franks, Kim Nelson. Dan Michaels, Becky Roeglin. Curt Veryzer, Kristie Wainwright, Guy Williams. l4th rowj Lisa Smith. Lynn Plumb, Ed Randall, Richard Mabeus. Mike Bowman, Wyatt Wancket, Rod Forsythe. Erin Coe. 45th rowj Jeanne Toppert. Yolanda Phillips, Kerry McCormick. Leigh Bowman, Julie Lancaster, Scott Carpenter, Sue Simpson, Craig Hollenback. CENTER LEFT: R. J. Reimers. BOTTOM LEFT: Kerry McCormick. CENTER: R. J. Reimers. RIGHT: Dan Michaels. tm -- Here we are at the nationally known Chestnut Mountain Lodge, speaking to the famous Franz Michaels from Riverdale High. Franz, I see that you have brought along several members from your organization who appear to be having a good time. Yah. Theyfre all catching on real quickf, How long have you been up here?', Well, we got here around nine this morning and plan to leave around four. Franz, are the conditions favorable today? '6Oh. they're great, the snow is perfect and the weather today is beautiful? Do you plan on another trip up here? Well, we would like to if we can find the time. EW ADVISOR SPURS FFA The Riverdale FFA chapter members participated in state and national conventions, farm progress shows, and judging contests where members were graded for prowess in judging things like horses and soil. This year, the Riverdale chapter had a new advisor, Mr. Dennis Boeck. Mr. Boeck was responsible for many of the improvements in the chapter. The school had an FFA week, celebrating the national organizations 50th anniversary. During the week there was an FFA assembly in which members gave speeches regarding the origin and function of the FFA. The FFA also had a program where they took animals to the grade school and answered the children's questions about them. 70 ., A . . ,i Q ff ,.lfaWr,,, ., TOP: Mike Nelson, Matt DeCap, Ron Willhite, Scott DeBlieck, Ed Randall, Doug Zumaris, Lynn Plumb, Brad Allison, Lori Lampo, Greg Scheff. BOTTOM: Jack Randall, Jack Wainwright. K f 139' ,-L i Q Xxx ' A Q is I 2 TOP: Parents at FFA banquet. CENTER: Randy Clevenger, Arlan DeBlieck, Mark Woodburn. BOTTOM: Tim Kraft, Mr. Boeck. PLA YIT AGAI , ARTIE The fall play f'House of Blue Leaves was about Artie Shaughnessy fDavid Franksj, a would be songwriter who has his hopes encouraged by his mistress Bunny Flingus CKelly Nortonj. During the pope's first visit to New York, Bunny Flingus talks Arnie into calling on an old chum, Billy Einhorn fDan Michaelsj now a Hollywood producer, to get a job writing music for films. At about the same time, his son, Ronnie Shaughnessy fMike Lanej, returns home AWOL from Fort Dix planning to blow up the pope at Yankee Stadium. The play was directed by Mr. Whit Anderson. This year a few new things were added, first the play was extended to three nights. A new, less expensive, background, muslin, was found to be very successful. And, finally, a new light board has been ordered. Unfortnately it didn't arrive soon enough to escape a few problems the play incurred. TOP RIGHT: Mike Lane BOTTOM RIGHT: Dorothy DeClercq, Paula Schave. ,-.....- 94-u ie- M..-Z' ,-ff TOP LEFT: tlst Rowl Mr. Anderson. director: Karen Lindley. Bananas Shaughnessy: Kathy McCool. Second Nun: Robin Tanner. Little Nun: Michelle Logsdon. Head Nun: Penny Reiling. Corrinna Stroller. 12nd Rowj Johanne Morphew. Props: Nancy Pearsall, Lights: Mike Lane. Ronnie Shaughnessy: Stacey Anderson. Man in White: Kelly Norton. Bunny Flingus: David Franks. Artie Shaughnessy: Dan Michaels, Billy Einhorn: Ernie Lane. Military Policemang Mike Kerr, Lightsg Jim Oney. Props: Knot shownj Stage Manager and Sound. Betsy Reimers: Set. Debbie Fincher. Laurie Lonergon. Kim Nelson. Lynn Plumb: Props. Jay French: Make-up. Dorothy DeClercq. Paula Schave: Publicity. Chuck Marshall. Sabrina Stiner. MIDDLE LEFT: Karen Lindley, Kathy McCool. Michelle Logsdon. Robin Tanner. Penny Reiling. BOTTOM LEFT: Dan Michaels, Kelly Norton. BELOW: Stacey Anderson. Kelly Norton. HG YSA D This years musical presented by the RHS students was 'fCruys and Dolls. The story started with Sky Masterson, a big time gambler who made a bet with Nathan Detroit, a poor gambler, that Sky couldn't get Sarah Brown, leader of the Save-A-Soul Mission, to fly to Havanna, Cuba with him. Meanwhile, Nathan was having problems with his sweetheart, Miss Adelaide, a dancer who wanted to get married after fourteen years of engagement. Sky Masterson made a deal with Sarah Brown. He would present twenty-four sinners to her mission if she would fly to Havanna with him. The musical ends on a happy note with multiple marriages. The extension of performances from three to four gave the students an extra day to show off their talents. This musical was also the first to try out the new light system. There were a few casualties over the four performances, ranging from Chuck Marshall's bloody nose to Ed, who had to use a cane after hurting his leg in a make- believe fight. Some improvising and quick thinking was needed when the manhole cover was forgotten during one night and when Cheryl threw the coconut at the audience. The cast had control of the play and covered mistakes before the audience noticed them. TOP: Ed Randall. David Franks CENTER LEFT: Scott Thornbloom CENTER RIGHT: Denise Anderson BOTTOM: Ed Randall, Dan Michaels. Stacey Anderson, Kerry McCormick. Larry Joy, Scott Thornbloom, Robin Young. Mark Young, Sherry Enright. 74 DOLLS STEAL SHOW Cast members were Sky Masterson, David Franks: Sarah Brown, Cheryl Griffin: Miss Adlelaide. Denise Anderson: Nathan Detroit. Ed Randall: Nicely-Nicely Johnsom. Stacey Anderson: Benny South Street. Larry Joy: Harry the Hoise. Scott Thornbloom: Angie the Ox. Arlan Frelsz Joey Biltmore, Rob Winters: Big Jule. Dan Michaels: Society Max. Mike Lane: Liverlips Louie. Mike Lonergang Rusty Charlie, Ken Reveal: Slippery Sam, Mark Young: Master of Ceremonies. Mike Lane: Arvide Abernathy. Gary Knapp: General Matilda B. Cartwright, Betsy Reimers: Lt. Brannigan, Mike Bowman: Calvin. Ernie Lane: Agatha, Tammy Egan: Martha, Penny Reilingz Hot Box Girls, Geri Hull, Kelly Norton, Sharon Coe, Kerry McCormick, Kristie Wainwright. Robyn Young, Robin Tanner, Julie Lancaster: Drunk, Mike Lonergan: Waiter, Chuck Marshall: Street Walkers, Leigh Bowman. and Sherry Enright: Oona White, Malyn Afable: Cuban Dancers. Mike Lane and Rob Winters. The pit band was conducted by Dale Morgan. Becky Budd played the piano. Band members involved were Marilyn Debaillie, Todd Jackson. Julie Bailey. Carolyn Joy, Julie Lonergan, Denise Johnson. Deanna Craig, Debbie Hoffman. Cindy Jackson, Mindy Baff. Craig Parein. Dan Johnson. Marty Clevenger. Janet Marshall, Ann Snook, Mark Klundt, John Marshall. There were many students on the production staff The set was designed by Kirby Moore. Jeff Plavak. Jim Plavak. Alaena Ensey. Dorothy DeClerq, Rob Clemenson, Sharon Coe. Bill Randall built the set. The lighting system was set up by Dale Morgan and Bill Krahe and manned by Kathy McCool. Michelle Logsdon. and Kim Mooney, Robin Curless and Chris Wilson made up the publicity committee. The make up committee consisted of Jeanne Scook. Marlana Dopler, Laurie Lonergan. Lori Wilson. Jennifer Howell, and Carlolyn Pierce. Members of the cast and Kenny Vromen brought in the props. The program was put out with the help of Dale Morgan, Bill Peterson. Bill Krahe. and Zo Clendenin. Penny Reiling, Kathy McCool. Pam Caiger, Nancy Lancaster, Kristie Wainwright, Robyn Young, Linda Halligan, and the entire crew assisted in acquiring costumes used in the musical. TOP: David Franks, Cheryl Griffin CENTER: Gary Knapp, David Franks BOTTOM LEFT: Gary Knapp, Cheryl Griffin BOTTOM RIGHT: Denise Anderson. Ed Randall 75 STUDENT COUNCIL HAS NEWIDEAS The student council set up a blood bank this year for the first time. There were 60 volunteers of both teachers and students. They had a goal of 40 pints of bloodbut they passed the goal easily and had to turn people away who wanted to donate. Mr. Michel, who replaced Mr. Robinson, was their new sponsor for the year. The Assemblies which the stu- dent council gave consisted of one movie, The Sting, and some acrobats, which the student body really enjoyed. They also had some new ideas for homecoming which was the powder puff derby and a dummy hunt. During Christmas their assem- bly had a banana eating contest which was won by Gary Fincher for the Senior class. The bubble blowing contest was won by Wayne Leffel for the Junior class and the gong show was won by the Sophomore class. There was one play which wasn't very enter- taining presented by the South Carolina Theatre Company. .Ji 'sf as T arfilf TOP: Curt Veryzer. CENTER: Mike Lane, Cherrie McCoy, Scott VonLienen. CENTER RIGHT: Tammy Egan, Denise Anderson. BOTTOM LEFT: Lori Misfeldt. BOTTOM RIGHT: Alair Walgrave, Wayne Leffel, Pam Geiger, Julie Lancaster. T Xi A-ii' M- H- rn O v vwkw. TOP: Karl Hohenboken, Rod Clouse Mark Hubbard. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott fthe dancing machinej Thornbloom. BOTTOM RIGHT: Acrobats at the Christmas assembly. 'aiffig u . X A if , 55, f it f Spring Fever Week gave students a chance to change from their regular routine of studies to a week of fun and laughter. The week started off well with Hillbilly Day. Tuesday was the Obstacle Course in which students participated in relays such as the Tire Race, and the secret bag of food game. The l950,s were relived on Wednesday when many students dressed in bobby socks, leather jackets, or long skirts. On Thursday, flowers and suckers were sold in the cafeteria and five dollar prizes were given to those who could guess the mystery people. The slave auction and the tug-of-war which was sponsored by the FFA, were on Friday. It was such a nice day that these final events were held outdoors. TOP LEFT: Connie Robinson, Carl McGee, John Robinson, Cathy Sanders, Don VanWatermulen, Bob DeWeese, Jeff Robinson, Tena Hom. TOP RIGHT: Martin Snelling, Mike Bowman, Vem Remour, Curt Veryzer. Mike McCormick. BOTTOM LEFT: Ed Randall, Dan Michaels, Duane Ewing, Denise Anderson, Randy Mumma. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jill Wainwright. 1978 YFUSTUDENTIS VERYACTIVE For being a fairly quiet person, Malyn Afable was involved in a lot of activities, she was active in volleyball, manager for the girls basketball team and she was also a Homecoming Jr. attendant. Malyn has been in a few musicals: the school's spring musical '6Guys and Dollsf' St. Ambrose Musical The King and If' and the Quad-City Music Guild Kiss Me Katef' Malyn, Riverdale's Youth for Understanding student, came from the Phillipines and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Denhardt. TOP: Malyn and Rob Winters in Spring Musical. BOTTOM LEFT: Malyn. ajunior class attendant. BOTTOM CENTER: Malyn bumping volleyball. ABOVE: Mrs. Knight helping Malyn in English. THISO E, FOR YOU This year's theme for prom was This Onels For Youf' presented by the Juniors. Prom was held at the Rock Island Arsenal where guests were greeted by the Junior class officers. After dinner, King Martin Snelling and Queen Mandy DeBlaey were crowned. Afterwards the dance began with V g music by the Sound Sensations. 'ls ,ff TOP: Denise Anderson, Mike X Bowman. Cherri McCoy. Wayne Leffel. Korina Kindelsperger, Craig Mumma. BOTTOM LEFT: Beth Lambrecht. Mandy DeBlaey, Denise Anderson, Roger Nickerson, Cheryl Griffin, Martin Snelling. Rich Mabeus. Chris Hohenboken. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lori Misfeldt. Lee VonLienen N71- 1 is f,,f' V TOP LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. Tadlock BOTTOM LEFT: Mike McCormick. TOP RIGHTS Duane! Ewing. Marlin BOTTOM RIGHT: The Sound Sensations Snelling, Cindy Bennett. Cheri Davis. ref .in air f,,, M' W' in my , W in T T , ,, ,Wllilii l , A in My 1 r. 3 ,, ,.,,, , 'X ie 1,:,e,gf ff- L' 'TEVW , ' - QW if ' l at ig ieell T , T Q T ,,., Q ' 2-viz A , I V y H . ' .,,, N f T- P f it ,, I L . ,A , ef P ' a 4 l l TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Cherie Kertz, Mr. Drive Nelson. Brenda Bowles. TOP LEFT: Mundy DeBlaey. Martin Snelling. X .ff i wg .ff L Hg, I ' 5 ,IM K1 4 H TOP: Ellen Thorpe. CENTER LEFT: Scott Hatfield, Dan Micheals, Linda J urevitz. CENTER RIGHT: Trombone player from the band, The Sound Sensations. BOTTOM LEFT: Rhonda Smith. Lori Mcintire. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tena Hom, Geri Hull. After-Prom, given by the Junior parents, was held at Sam's where students could bowl, play pool, or watch a magician perform. Guests enjoyed pizza. and door prizes were given away. NIGHT WARMED BY HEARTSAND It was hot, but the flowers smelled sweet and the band played respectfully as the Seniors paraded through the arches. After the processional and the class song, Mr. Grady and the faculty presented awards. English, Tim Schroeder. Mathematics, Mark Woodburn. Social Studies, Sherri Filbert. Dekalb Award, Mark Woodburn. Home Economics Award, Lisa Landuit, Lori Misfeldt, Rhonda Smith. Vocal Music Award, Denise Anderson, Cheryl Griffin. .Iohn Phillip Sousa Award, Deanna Craig. Best Actor 81 Actress Award, Denise Anderson, David Franks. Math Award, Deanna Craig. Most Valuable Staffer-Newspaper, Bill Peterson. Most Valuable Staffer Award- Yearbook, Joy VanDeVoorde. Area Vocational Certificates, Brenda Bowles, Gary Passig. P.T.A. Tammy Egan, Bill Peterson. Rich Mabeus. National Merit Commended Students. Tim Schroeder, Mark Woodburn. Hubert Dailey Award, Ken Reveal. Todd Nicholson Award, Mark Woodburn. American Legion Awards, Denise Anderson, Robin Tanner, Mark Woodburn, Mike Bowman. After the ceremony the lobby was packed with excited students and proud parents. 84 WEA TH ER 4 . .f .A few.. Q TOP: Mr. Grady, Sherri Filbert, Tim Schroeder, Mark Woodburn, Laura Ben- der, Deanna Craig, Mandy DeBlaey. CENTER: Mrs. Palmer, Marlin Wal- grave, Tom Crampton. BOTTOM: Lori Baldwin, Denise Anderson. TOP LEFT: Randy Clevenger, Malyn Afable, Karen Lindley, Carolyn Craig, Joni Wainwright, Bridgette Wilkey, R. J. Reimers, Mr. Grady. TOP RIGHT: Jim Lindley, Marty Clevenger, Mr. Grady. CENTER LEFT: Cherrie McCoy. CENTER RIGHT: Mindy Peterson, Brenda Craig, Laurie Lonergan, .lim Lindley, Marty Clevenger, Chuck Marshall, Anne Snook, Shari Baldwin. Steve Matheis. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Anderson, Joy VanDeVorde. BOTTOM RIGHT: Martin Snelling. Mandy DeBlaey. 4 ll l -LL,,,,: . TOP LEFT: Mr. Grady, Mindy Baff. Emie Lane, Jeff Schutts, Laurie Fox, Carolyn Joy, Karl Hohenboken. TOP RIGHT: Denise Anderson. Malyn Afable. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Knight, Bill Peterson. CENTER: Lisa Baff, Rich Mabeus. CENTER RIGHT: Tammy Egan, Rod Forsythe. BOTTOM: The Band. ifyot 3 lg v eggxf ,,f' f . u.u.,'a,: . . .'.,g,. 9 uf' ,. ,... H H, f gn m,pv , I- '.1 . ,,..n. . .. .. .- IUC 5' . . ...fs U' -is -.Q I-I ' F Qs. I, ,Y . ! 1 1 ' I -W A CANDLES HIGHLIGHTNHSI DUCTIO TOP: Senior inductees. flst rowj Mandy Deblaey, Kathy Turner, Chris Wilson, Tammy Egan. 12nd rowl Lee VonLienon. CENTER LEFT: Junior inductees. flst rowj Malyn Afable, Julie Bailey, Kristie Wainwright, Joni Wainwright. Karen Lindley, Carolyn Craig. 12nd row! Debbie Jo McCool, Randy Clevenger, Wayne beffel, Gary Knapp, Marlin Walgrave. The National Honor Society induction held May 4, was highlighted by a candle lighting ceremony. The ceremony began with speeches by Mr. Grady, Mr. Mills fthe advisory, and Mark Woodburn fthe Presidentl describing the qualifications for the members and how they were chosen. Four speeches then followed on Leadership, Service and Character. Scholarship, and Knowledge given by a few of last years inductees. Each member was then called by name to light a candle, signifying themselves. and to shake hands with both Mr. Grady and Mr. Mills. Refreshments, supplied by the present members, were served after the induction CENTER RIGHT: Debbie Jo McCool. Larry Hetisimer fDispatch Correspondentl, Mr. Mills. Joanne Wilkland fDispatch Correspondentl. LEFT: Cindy Jackson, Julia Marshall. Robin Tanner, 87 3 at BLA CKAND Dressed in gowns of black and gold. their expressions were a mixture of smiles and tears as they were led up the aisle by Junior Marshalls, Tom Crampton and Marlin Walgrave. Each Senior wore a white rose tipped in mint green fthe class flowerj as they walked to their seats on graduation night, June 8. The class song Dust In Th Wind floated throughout the gym while the Seniors silently reminisced about their years at Riverdale and thought of years to come. Co-valedictorians, Laura Bender and Mark Woodburn, delivered speeches pertaining to success and individuality, followed by Mr. Grady's reading of the class roll and the presentation of diplomas by Board Members Mr. Virgil Mumma, Mr. Darrell Schroeder, and Mr. Bob Wilson. During his address, Mr. Ryan presented Denise Anderson with the Superintendenfs Award for her curricular and extra-curricular activities and accomplishments during her years at Riverdale. TOP' Kevin Starr Brad Hel ason . , g . BOTTOM: Julia Marshall, Julie Lonergan. 88 GOLD GRAD UA TI ON brief' J I A ' My i 1 If ,f tg. U , - ,VV I,,.,j K ,wc I alt TOP: Mike Bowman, Lori Baldwin, Gary Barber, Colleen Abney. TOP LEFT: Kent Saathoff, Mrs. Palmer. BOTTOM: Roger Nickerson, Kelly Norton, Craig Mumma. RIGHT: Mark Woodburn. ,ij 4 .s TOP: Deanna Craig, Ron Delliemacker, Brenda Bowles, Scott Carpenter, Laura Bender, Mike Bowman. Lori Baldwin, Gary Barber, Colleen Abney, BOTTOM LEFT: Deanna Craig BOTTOM MIDDLE: Steve Despain BOTTOM RIGHT: Geri Hull J TOP LEFT: Mark Woodburn TOP MIDDLE: Laura Bender TOP RIGHT: Mr. Ryan BOTTOM: Graduating class of '78 and f V' audience. as fl hm O T , Ag! 'K I QQ IQ We I T J X In my 9. S I 5 1 s L., ? '--...- 2 - -. ,W TO URNA M EN TS . Q a A Q EXPERIENCE IS THE Last year the J.V. volleyball team won one match. This year they showed a lot of improvement with a record of 3 wins and 16 losses. The girls played more games this year than last. which gave them the game experience needed to be a better team. The team was coached by Mr. Dan Oltman. Q -4 T7 -.,, 5 api RY .,P teiadf, X .ll-H M '2..' Nw eva H lf 1 t i t . K. RHS MIDDLE: flst rowl. Michelle Savanna 0-2 Savanna Logsdon. Pam Reiling. Beth Wainwright. Amboy O-2 Amboy Tem Green. Kelly Chaney. Mary Kay Sterling I-2 Newman Frazier. Carolyn Craig, Connie Day. 42nd P-town 0-2 P-town Rowy BelindaAKahl. Bev MaHarry. Pam Morrison 0-2 Moline Geiger. Jeannie Toppert. Robyn Young. Fulton 2-I Morrison Jeanne.Snook.13rd rowt Sherry Mooney. Erie 0-2 Fulton Lori Wilson. Malyn Afable. Lisa . . Hannabarger. Keri McCormick. Janet Onon 0-2 Ene Griffin. Linda Jurvetiz. Judy Skelton, Mindy Peterson. 44th Rowj Sherry Enright. Deanna Craig. Geri Hull, Susie Simpson. Lisa Mumma. Kristie Wainwright. Tami Nitz. Coach Oltman. BOTTOM: Jeanne Toppert. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM FINISHES 4TH c ,,,, ,Q an Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. . .. .., .Mwwff-W A 20 Savanna 2-I 22 Amboy 2-0 27 Prophetstown I-2 29 Sterling Newman 2-0 4 Morrison l-2 I I Fulton 2-l I8 Erie 2-I 24 Orion 2-0 25 Savanna 2-0 I Amboy 2-0 3 Moline 0-2 8 Prophetstown I-2 I0 Sterling Newman 2-I I5 Morrison 2-I I7 Fulton 0-2 I9 Riverdale Invitational Tournament Winola 2-0 Cambridge l-l Geneseo 2-0 Milledgeville 2-I Rockridge I-2 22 Erie 2-0 29 District Erie 2-0 Morrison I-2 4th Place Why would intelligent, goodlooking high school girls spend their afternoons sweating in a hot gym? To play volleyball of course, and that'sjust what the girls of Riverdale High School did during the months of August through November. With all of this hard work put out, the girls varsity volleyball team ended up with a season record of 12-6. Their conference record was 10-4. X TOP: tlst rowj Denise Johnson, Tracy Roeglin. Tammy Egan, Darla Calvert. f2nd rowj Debbie Guinn, Kathy McCool, Denise Anderson, Penny Reiling, Molly VanPelt. 13rd rowj Mrs. Tadlock, Cherrie McCoy. Becky Roeglin, Cindy Jackson. Joni Wainwright. MIDDLE LEFT: Kathy McCool, Mrs. Tadlock. Joni Wainwright, Janet Griffin, Denise Johnson, Cindy Jackson, Tammy Egan. CENTER: Becky Roeglin. Darla Calvert, Kathy McCool, Denise Anderson. Penny Reiling, Cherrie McCoy. ABOVE: Darla Calvert, Penny Reiling, .Ioni Wainwright. BANQ UET PROVIDES FUN LEFT: llst rowl Statistician. Tammy Marsden: Varsity Award Winners, Tracy Roeglin. Cherrie McCoy. Darla Calvert. 12nd rowl Becky Roeglin, Debbie Guinn, Kathy McCooI. Denise Anderson. CENTER: Junior Varsity Award Winners. Connie Day. Lisa Mumma. Linda Jurevitz. Jeanne Toppert. Janet Griffin. Kerry McCormick. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathy McCool. Darla Calvert. Cherrie McCoy. BOTTOM LEFT: Cherrie McCoy. Penny Reiling. Banquets can be more than food and awards. The volleyball banquet proved that. It was a time for remembering the past season and recalling all of the unusual events. At the banquet, everyone's appetite was satisfied when the eating began. After the food disappeared the presentation of the awards began. Mr. Oltman the .I.V. Coach started the presentations with his J.V. team. Girls receiving awards were . . . Captain-Jeanne Toppert, MVP-Janet Griffin. Best Server-Connie Day. Most Improved-Lisa Mumma. l 1076 -Connie Day, Best Defensive- Linda Jurevertz, Best Offensive- Janet Griffin, Jump Improvement Champ-Kerry McCormick. The J.V. team gave Mr. Oltman a plaque. Then Mrs. Tadlock took over, by presenting the varsity team award winners. Those girls were . . . MVP- Denise Anderson, MIP-Kathy McCool. 1 1070-Debbie Guinn, Best Offensive-Darla Calvert, Best Defensive-Becky Roeglin 8L Cherrie McCoy, Server-Tracy Roeglin. The varsity girls gave Mrs. Tadlock a box full of Doritos. The Banquet concluded a wonderful season. The 1977-78 Spring Golf team surprisingly had a better season than the Fall Golf team. Coach Brinkmeier and the team set several goals before the season: to have the team average 39 and to win every tournament they were in. They nearly accomplished their goals. They set every course record except for two. The team average was around 40g and they won the Freeport Tournament. Three girls went out for golf and competed in a dual match for the first time in R.H.S. history. They were Bev Maharry, Robyn Young, and Alair Walgrave. 96 fl ii A0 K . ik -f Qi . 4 VW 'Z 9 . f V ..... t' Q E . ' ' Q ft 9 ttf - ,M ,-get . .t.' ., f ., . . 7 . . .4 ,IN A PM fn-. A. 5 ,ct , Wa 7.. . ff- ,N rw f .5 7 'T' 7-'t a, Hr ' GOLFERS SWI G THROUGH The I977-78 Riverdale fall golf team had one of its best seasons yet. The J.V. set two team records and one individual record. R. J. Reimers set an individual record of 43 at Fulton. The team set records at Fulton and Byron Hills. The Varsity team piled up five course records and four individual records. Randy Mumma set a course record at Erie with a 35. At Clinton, he set a record of 43. Rod Young tied the course record at Fulton with a 38. Todd Irwin set a course record of 35 at Thompson. The team set records at Fulton, Byron Hills, Clinton, Thompson, and Erie. The team did very well in tournaments also. They won the Rockridge Tournament and also their own tournament at Byron Hills. Randy Mumma took second place with an 81 and Rod Young took fourth place with an 82 at Rockridge. Mumma was first place medalist at Byron Hills. At District the team took second place finish at District they advanced to the Sectionals at Aurora. They missed getting first place by three strokes and missed going to State by one. TOP: flst rowj Gary Bump. Julie Lancaster. Jeff Schutts. Larry Joy. Jim Lindley, Don Ingalls. 12nd rowj Mark Young. Todd Irwin. Jim Groves. Randy Mumma. Rod Young. Roger Hetz. R. J. Reimers. Coach Wayne Brinkmeier. CENTER LEFT: Rod Young CENTER RIGHT: Randy Mumma LOWER LEFT: Jim Groves LOWER RIGHT: Todd Irwin WRAMPOVVER, RAM POWER RAM POWER. , 1 i -rg, 3' 3 f'1 , L f 51 , UPPER LEFT: Becky Roeglin. Cheryl Griffin. Ellen Thorpe, Denise Anderson. Kristie Wainwright. Tammy Egan. UPPER RIGHT: flst rowj Sharon Coe. Laurie Fox. Robyn Young. Denise Johnson. Darla Calvert. Sherry Enright. 12nd rowj Ellen Thorpe. Becky Roeglin, Cheryl Griffin. Denise Anderson, Kristie Wainwright. Tammy Egan. CENTER RIGHT: Robyn Young, Darla Calvert, Sharon Coe. Sherry Enright, Laurie Fox. LOWER RIGHT: Clst rowj Angie Stinson. Dianna Riley, Gloria McGee, Yolanda Phillips. Shari Waldbusser, f2nd rowy Kellie Whipple, Kris Neyrinck, Cindy Bennet. Ann Morthland, Debbie McCool. Carolyn Craig. Mary Kay Frazier. . . ggzg L. .'-'- f L SOPHS TIE FOR CO FERENCE TITLE This year's Riverdale Sophomore football team had a very successful season. The Rams got their setbacks out of the way early, as they eamed a 7-l-l record. Riverdale lost I4-0 to' Rockridge on opening night, then tied Savanna 6-6 in the third week. From there on, Riverdale had few problems handling anybody. The Riverdale sophomores allowed a mere five touchdowns over their remaining six ball games, devasting five of those opponents. Riverdale finished the conference season with six wins and one tie, against no losses. The Rams crunched Fulton 26- 6 then beat Erie 18-8 a week later. They then registered two consecutive shut-outs, clubbing Newman 14-0 and Amboy 20-0. The next week they beat Prophetstown 22-6. They finished their season by coming from behind to edge past Morrison l6-l3. It was only the second game all season that the Rams allowed more than one touchdown. As well as being tough on defense, the Rams were a good offense club. FROSH-SOPH SCORES R.H.S. OPP. Rockridge 0 I4 Sherrard I4 0 Savanna 6 6 Fulton 26 6 Erie I8 8 Newman I4 0 Amboy 20 0 P-town 22 6 Morrison 16 I3 TOP FRONT ROW-Mike Lonergan, Kurt Kindlesperger. Rob Winters. John Colegrove. Brian Kenady. Randy Waldbusser. Mark Loy. Bob Smith. Nick Angaran. Doug Ver muelen. Scott Von Lienon. Kevin Gieger, Kelly Black. Jerry Groves. Terry Tanner. BACK ROW-Chad McCoy. Eric Foster. Andy Larson. Ron Willhite. Rod Clouse. Scott Thornbloom. Larry Black. Todd Jackson. Bob Jerevitz, Karl Hohenboken. Dean Egan. Ted Allen. Earl Ham. Todd Claus. Shaun McCormick. CENTER LEFT-Coach Paul Parker. and Coach Bob Stenzil. RAMS' SEA TROUBLESOME W ,-,,,,,.,,.,, ,- .,,,,,., ., N Q ,,,............,.x,., .f,,,,, ,,m,.,,,,,. ., . rf., . ............,,,.... , -..W '- ,........,.,.w,,. ,QW . ,.n-inn-mga., A , A M 3 , , , 3 V -......... , M J 5 4-4 I wi , , ,,,, --fair fr as . 5. M K V, VARSITY SCORES R.H.S, OPP. Rockridge 12 26 Sherrard 7 8 Savanna 6 14 Fulton 0 6 OT Erie I2 I5 OT Newman 0 12 Amboy I2 20 Prophctstown 16 I8 Morrison 9 0 TOP: flst rowj Tony Heeran fmanagerj, Guy Williams, John Downey, Curt Veryzer, Tim Kraft, Vern Remour, Chris Bell, Scott Hatfield, Tim Cain, Duane Ewing, John Lange Cmanagerj. 12nd rowj Head Coach Dave Nelson, Dave Earhart, Tom Crampton. Dan Johnson, Lee VonLienon. Mike McCormick, Mike Bowman, Roger Nickerson, Ed Randall, Doug Ruby, Assistant Coach Jim Campbell, Special Assistant Coach Brian Wake. f3rd rowb Rich Mabeus, Tony Angaran, Rod Collins, Mark Hubbard, Randy Clevenger, Marlin Walgrave, Wyatt Wanckett, Ken Reveal, Kevin LeCleir, Curt Wilson. CENTER LEFT: Curt Veryzer, Coach Nelson. CENTER RIGHT: Coach Campbell. 100 The Varsity football team had a difficult season in 1978, winning only one game against eight losses. The Rams lost their first game of the year, 26-12 at Rockridge. and it became increasingly difficult for them to win. The Rams outgained their opposition in almost every game, but they were plagued with mistakes almost every time they came close to scoring. The Rams led Sherrard 7-0 much of the way, but Sherrard scored a touchdown and a two- point conversion near the end of the game. Riverdale lost to Fulton, 6-0 in overtime, in a game in which they held the defending state champs scoreless for four quarters. They finally won their last game, 9-0 over Morrison. UPPER LEFT: No. 10 is Roger Nickerson. No. 50 is Ed Randall. No. 76 is Tom Crampton. No. 51 is Marlin Walgrave, No. 30 is John Downey. No. 33 is Curt Veryzer. UPPER RIGHT: Roger Nickerson. LOWER LEFT: No. 21 is Jeff Waldbusser. No. 10 is Roger Nickerson. CENTER LEFT: No. 31 is Wyatt Wanckett. No. 62 is Kevin LeC1eir, No. 24 is Marlin Walgrave. TOP LEFT: Brenda Craig. Carolyn Joy. Marla Barnes, Marilyn DeBaille. UPPER RIGHT: Freshman Float, 12nd placej, ABOVE: Kelly Norton, Robin Tanner, Julie Lonergan. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sophomore Float, Ord placej. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior Float, 14th placel. BELOW: Powder Puff coaches: Miss Marten, Mrs. Knight. MX xxx f A if? hh?- mu HOMECOMING IS NOTA COMPLETE There was more excitement in this years homecoming activities. thanks to the addition of two events. The dummy hunt, involved listening to the morning announcements for the clues to find it. On the third clue, senior girls found the dummy at the Port Byron Bandstand. At the bonfire, they dumped the dummy at the edge of the fire. The other addition involved the unusual sight of girls playing football. This game was called the Powder Puff Derby and involved the Freshman-Sophomore girls playing against the Junior-Senior girls. The overpowering Junior- Senior team won with the score of I4-0. The Friday afternoon parade featured clowns with candy, horsemen, the band, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, the Homecoming attendents, and of course, the floats. Friday night came and it was a disastrous moment as the Rams added another loss to their record. The Amboy Clippers sailed past the Rams with a score of 20-7. At the half-time Denise Anderson was crowned the queen and Roger Nickerson was crowned king. Homecoming ended with the Saturday Night Dance. The students danced and listened as the Brass Tax played. All in all homecoming was another memorable event. TOP LEFT: Coach Nelson. Bill Peterson. Duane Ewing. MIDDLE LEFT: Left tfront to backll Vicki Brooks. Terri Creen. Tami Nitz, Beth Wainwright: Right tfront to backl: Kathy McCool. Kristie Wainwright. Mary Kay Frazier. Belinda Kahl. Kelly Norton. BOTTOM LEFT: Lori Lampo. Beth Wainwright. Lori Bull. Connie Robinson. Robin Tanner. Julie Lonergan. Cindy Jackson. Joy VanDeVoorde. Cheryl Griffin. HOMECOMI G MEMORIES RIGHT: Foreground: Doug Zumaris. Robyn Young. ABOVE: King and Queen: Denise Anderson, Roger Nickerson. TOP: Senior Attendants: Martin Snelling, Becky Roeglin, Roger Nickerson, Denise Anderson. Mike Bowman. Geri Hull, Ken Reveal, Cheryl Griffin. TOP CENTER: First Place float, Senior class. BOTTOM CENTER: Cindy Jackson, Kathy McCool, Amboy Clipper Dummy. Kelly Norton, Robin Tanner, Danna Steadman, Rod Forsythe. 104- gguudil , Jimi 'Selig at fi Q' 3 nv- tw cw- arfa. W, Q ,5 I BELOW: Sherry Enright, Denise Johnson, Robyn Young. Sharon Coe, BOTTOM: Foregroundg Vern Remour. Connie Day. LEFT CENTER: Kristie Wainwright, TOP LEFT: Coach Campbell. Marlin Walgrave, 6 use- + I if 105 iw - z M-:fwi-1 . :. 5' V'--,-A , BANQ ET ENR FOOTBALL SEASO At the annual football awards banquet, Coach Nelson announced his resignation. Rich Mabeus won the I 1077 award. Vern Remour was recognized as the outstanding blocker, Mike Bowman was the most improved player, Curt Veryzer was named the outstanding offensive player and Duane Ewing was the outstanding defensive player. Ewing was also named the most valuable player and he made the all-conference team. LEFT: Marline Walgrave TOP RIGHT: tlst row1 Vern Remour. Mike Bowman. 12nd row1 Rich Mabeus. Duane Ewing. Curt Veryzer. CENTER RIGHT: Vern Remour, Coach Stenzel. BOTTOM RIGHT: Duane Ewing fNo, 851. Ed Randall fNo. 501. Scott Hatfield tNo. 421. Lee Von Lienen fNo, 651. Tom Crampton fNo, 761. John Downey KNO. 301. Qu Dominated by relatively young wrestlers,our Varsity squad maintained a winning season record of ll-8. Wayne Leffel represented the Rams at State. Varsity Scores RHS OPP DeWitt I2 44 Morrison 34 22 Rockridge 44 22 Erie 25 23 Amboy 32 I9 Aledo 29 32 Quincy 33 21 Peoria 34 21 Geneseo 22 34 Moline 20 36 Alleman 26 32 Prophetstown 35 24 Sherrard 52 I2 Sterling Newman 24 25 Fulton 53 I2 Davenport Assumption 36 24 Savanna I2 39 Pleasant Valley 33 24 East Molinge l6 36 Erie Invitation 2nd Stillman Valley Invitational 8th Genesee Invitational 3rd District 3rd IYLQU I TOPz Jeff Mumma. CENTER LEFT: Coach Jerry Lancaster. CENTER RIGHT: Dan Wildermuth. BOTTOM: Varsity Wrestlers. llst rowj Marlana Dopler: Manager. Tony Angaran. Kevin Saalhoff. Jeff Mumma. Jim Lindley. Ron Willhite. Nick Angaran 12nd rowj Coach Jerry Lancaster. Wayne Leffel. Mark Loy. Doug Zumaris. Randy Clevenger. Art DePoorter, Criag Mumma 13rd rowj Lee VonLienen. Bill Connors. Todd Jackson. John Downey. Kurt Kindelsperger. Brian Dopler. GOOD SEASON, FUTURE LOOKS BETTER I ii- H 1 .l -7 TOP LEFT: Art DePoorter. TOP RIGHT: Coach Michel. CENTER: J.V. flst rowy Randy Clevenger, Art DePoorter, Kevin Saathoff. Jim Lindley, Ron Willhite. C2nd rowl Bill Conner. Todd Jackson, Kurt Kindlesperger, Brian Dopler, Doug Zumaris. BOTTOM LEFT: Freshmen llst rowj Len Hannabarger. Bob Jurebitz, John Robinson, Terry Sullivan. C2nd rowj Leon DeShane.,Gary Sullivan, Dean Egan, John Colegrove, Bob DeShane. Not present: Chad McCoy, Ken Geiger. BOTTOM RIGHT: Doug Zumaris. 23: NQ The J.V. wrestling team had a season record of 8-3. This was the first time in five years the J.V. squad became conference champs. Coach Michel was sur- prised that such an inexperienced team won the conference trophy. The team had only two experi- enced wrestlers and had to forfiet three weight classes. The team came in third at the Erie trounament and also took second at the East Moline tour- nament. The freshmen wrestling team had a score of 7-3-l. They showed a lot of improvement during the season. The freshmen also placed in some tournaments. They took first at the Riverdale tournament and placed third at the Rock Island tournament. At Rock Island they were the only class A school there. 2 J .V. Scores R.H.S. OPP. DeWitt 36 29 Morrison 34 22 Rockridge 45 24 Erie 34 26 Amboy 44 21 East Moline 26 45 Aledo 42 24 Geneseo 30 39 Moline 4 54 Alleman 30 32 Sherrard 48 18 Prophetstown 51 I8 Fulton 48 18 Sterling Newman 32 19 Savanna 18 21 Pleasant Valley 33 36 TOP LEFT: Varsity cheerleaders: Korina Kindlesperger. Geri Hull. Wendy Young. Molly Van Pelt, Penny Reiling. TOP RIGHT: J.V. Cheerleaders: Lori Wilson. Robin Young, Lauri Lonergan, Bev Maharry. Michelle Logsdon. CENTER RIGHT: Kevin Saathoff. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kurt Kindlesper- ger. Q Q5 This years, wrestlers were honored with awards at the annual wrestling banquet. The following awards were presented: Varsity, Co-captains, John Downey and Craig Mummag most escapes, Brian Doplerg most aggresive, Tony Angarang most improved, Bill Connors, sportsmanship award, Lee Von Lienen: best weight control, Tony Angaran: most valuable, Wayne Leffel. Junior Varsity: most aggressive, Brad Dopler: best weight control, Jim Lindley, sportsmanship award, Doug Zumarisg most valuable, Doug Zumaris: most improved, Randy Clevenger. Freshmen: most aggressive, Bob J urevitzg sportsmanship award, John Colegroveg most improved, John Robinson, Greg DePoorter Memorial award, Chad McCoy, Mike Lonergan, and Bob J urevitz. Gag gifts were awarded to the coaches. Coach Michel got a centerfold of himself and Coach Lancaster got a whip. Coach Lancaster was also given a watch by the team members. TOP: flst rowj Bill Connors, Wayne Leffel. Tony Anagran.12nd row! Craig Mumma. John Downey. CENTER LEFT: Kurt Kindlesperger, Len Hannabarger. CENTER RIGHT: John Downey, Brian Dopler. Jack Randall, Martin Snelling, Chet McCoy. BOTTOM: Mr. Grady. Mr. Lancaster, Mr. Michel. Mrs. Michel. Ms. Wertz. Wayne Leffel, Craig Mumma, Ron Mathis. EW COA CH LEADS RAMS TO VICTOR Y ,pr W Wx 1 A O . ' ' 'S I :ri I ,iv 41 , 45 4 4 Q If wg- 1? ff' S- VARSITY SCORES OPP. RHS. PEORIA BERGAN TOUR- NAMENT Peoria Woodruss 64 57OT Peoria Bergan 70 55 Peoria Heights 33 40 Morrison 52 5 l Rockridge 64 57 Erie 43 61 ORION TOURNAMENT East St. Louis 70 64OT fLovejoyJ Alwood 48 61 Kewanee 49 50 CWeathersfieldj Sherrard 43 47 Savanna 48 50 Sterling Newman 44 60 P-town 43 47 Fulton 43 57 Amboy 47 63 MOrrison 61 59OT Geneseo 72 86 Erie 54 7 1 Amboy 55 61 Savanna 40 62 Sterling Newman 55 59 Aledo 69 67 REGIONAL TOURNA- MENT Annawan 59 62 Sterling Newman 39 48 SECTIONAL TOURNA- MENT Stockton 54 51 The 1977-1978 Boys' Basketball team finished with a 19-8 season record. The eight losses were tough ones. Three of them were in overtime and four of them were by seven points or less. The only game Riverdale was out of was a 70-55 loss to Peoria Bergan. Riverdale started the season winning two out of their first seven games after that, they won their next 12 out of 13 games, and 17 out of 20 in all for their 19-8 record. The Rams tied for the conference crown with Morrison: each had identical 12-2 records. Their two losses were to Morrison, one on a desperation shot at the buzzer by Morrison's Kevin Marshall and the other in over time. The Rams were involved in two regular season trounaments, Peoria and at Orion. At Peoria, they lost two games before winning their lst game in the Round-Robin Tournament. At Orion. they lost their first game to the eventual champions, East St. Louis. QLovejoyJ in overtime before they came back and won the consolation championship over Kewanee Weatherfield. The Rams won the Regional Tournament by beating Anawan and Sterling Newman. They made it to the Sectionals but lost in the first round to Stockton 54-51 to close out their season. Mark Woodburn made the all- conference lst team. Jeff Loyyand Brad Helgason made the all-conference 2nd team, and Randy Mumma made Honorable Mention. UPPER LEFT: llst rowj Scott Hatfield, Craig Hollenback, Wyatt Wankett, Jeff Loy, Rod Young, Marlin Walgrave, Chris Bell. 12nd rowj Coach Jack Carbee, Ed Randall, Randy Mumma, Mark Woodburn, Jon Howell, Brad Helgason, Rusty Peterson, Dan Johnson, Curtis Wilson. John Lange. CENTER LEFT: Brad Helgason. BOTTOM LEFT: Denise Anderson, Ellen Thorpe, Kristie Wainwright, Becky Roeglin, Tammy Egan. 111 Freshman Scores R.H.S. Morrison 32 Pleasant Valley 43 Geneseo 22 Fulton 34 Clinton Lyons 40 Morrison 35 Geneseo 42 Prophetstown 28 Orion 40 IVERDALE X. W'- T .. L,:,-- - I 11555 SOPHOMORES OUTSTANDING The Sophomore Basketball team had a great season. The young Rams finished with 14 wins. 4 losses in the Three Rivers Conference. At the Orion Tournament they won all three games. They worked hard and had many practices and for this work they were rewarded. TOP LEFT: Julius Tvliller. Roger Hetz. TOP RIGHT: Denise Johnson. Sharon Coe. Sherry Enright, Pam Reiling. Darla Calvert. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Watson. Roger Hetz. Julius Miller. Schott Vonl.einon. Brian Kenady. Ted Allen. Marty Clevenger. Tim Fritts. Danny Smeltzly. Todd Irwin, Jim Groves. Chuck Marshall. Sophomore Scores R. H .S. OPP. Morrison 39 52 Roekridge 62 69 Erie 38 3l Sherrard 51 47 Savanna 45 20 Sterling Newman 38 43 Prophetstown 48 29 Amboy 56 44 Fulton 43 36 Morrison 44 32 Geneseo 5 l 39 Fulton 38 34 Erie 58 27 Amboy 30 27 Savanna 72 40 Sterling Newman 38 39 Aledo 66 60 Prophetstown 37 22 Orion Tournament Westmer 67 35 Knoxville 58 48 Orion 60 57 SPECIALHO ORSGIVE AT The 1977-78 Basketball season ended with an outstanding banquet, in which the delicious food was prepared by the parents of the players. After the meal. several awards were given to both the Sophomore and Varsity players. For the Sophomores: Most Improvedg Scott Von Lienon, Most Valuableg CMarty Nitz Memorial Awardj. Brian Kennady. The Sophomore players presented a plaque to Mr. Watson that had all of their names engraved on it, The Varsity award winners were: Best Defensive Player: Jeff Loy. Best Free Throw Percentage: Brad Helgason and Mark Woodburn. Most Improved: Brad Helgason. Most Valuable: Mark Woodburn. Honorary Co-Captains: Randy Mumma and Mark Woodburn. A special T-shirt was given to Mrs. Mary Jane Zeigler for being Riverdale's Fan of the Year. The Varsity players presented Mr. and Mrs. Carbee two gold and black canvas chairs. Coach Carbee asked each player to sign their name on his chair. TOP RIGHT: Brian Kennady. Brad Helgason. Randy Mumma. Mark Woodburn. Jeff Loy. CENTER LEFT: Denise Anderson. Becky Roeglin. Ellen Thorpe. Tammy Egan, Kristie Wainwright. CENTER RIGHT: Phil Remour. Randy Mumma, Brad Helgason. BOTTOM RIGHT: John Urban. Don Ingalls. Tom Stagg. Andy Larson. Mr. Stenzel. Mike Kerr. .V BOUNCES BACKFOR SECO D SEA 3 104: X, A TOP: flst rowl Kim Nelson. .lami Reiling. Lori Baldwin. Tena Horn. Michelle Lewis. 42nd rowb Dawn Wildermuth. Chris Urban. Lucy Kurkouski. Kathy Bowles. Kelly Falk. Pam Geiger. 13rd rowj Shari Baldwin. Robin Tanner. Betsy Reimers. Linda Jurevitz. Debbie Hoffman. Julie Wildermuth. CENTER LEFT: Ms. Uhlig. Lori Baldwin. Carolyn Craig. Kathy Bowles. Kelly Falk. Shari Baldwin. CENTER RIGHT: Kelly Falk. Kim Nelson. BOTTOM: Kathy Bowles. Carolyn Craig. Lori Baldwin. Shari Baldwin. The J.V. girls basketball team. coached by Ms. Uhlig. ended the season with a record of 5 wins and 9 losses. Ms. Uhlig's comments about the season were. The J.V. team had a good season. and they were a great group of girls to work with. Basically on J.V. we try to get everyone into the ballgames. so when we win a game. it is a total effort. These girls played together like a team. and as a team they won a few games. We're proud of thatf, In several games where a few points made the difference between winning and losing. the hard work paid off. .Q 7 M :J Ill' 25: , Y: Pi T 'Q e ,li i . ' an-44 i' J' A K.. . lllftx 4 .. ... ,,Q. 'Lf-1.1 , ,J EVERY YEAR THE GET BETTER Is experience the key to the game? In this case. it seems so. The girls' basketball team. in their second year. didn't have as much experience as they needed. Mr. Tadlock commented that the girls really had improved since their first year of ball playing. Even though their record was O- 12 for the conference and 1-14 overall, the girls never gave up. With a few more years of practice the girls' basketball program will have improved. Varsity Scores R. H. S. OPP. Savanna 32 51 Amboy 3l 51 P-town 14 71 Orion 34 18 Morrison 14 34 Erie 32 51 Savanna 32 39 Fulton 28 46 Amboy 33 47 P-town 31 55 East Moline I9 47 Morrison 21 39 Fulton 18 57 Erie 25 35 Sub-Regional Tournament Rock Island 22 56 TOP: tlst rowl Coach Tadlock, Lisa Smith. Denise Anderson, Becky Roeglin. Kelly Norton. Kathy Borschel, Alair Walgrave, Kathy McCool. 12nd rowj Lori Misfeldt, Connie Day. Peggy VonLienon. Tamie Falk, Jeanne Toppert. MIDDLE LEFT: Kelly Norton. Lori Misfeldt. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kathy McCool. Peggy VonLienon. Becky Roeglin. LOWER RIGHT: Coach Tadlock. Kelly Norton, Denise Anderson. 8 BA QUETBRI GS SEA 0 TO f t. lt . ,g c K J ' iftx 9. V, , , I I ,I l it I lt 'lf' sim' . , , ., H ED iQ , , ' 1 i. I 1 . 1 '.,2..---'- tf ' F7' ymwp I. - A. ., 3 U was 14 , ua -- S Z I il if .2 -- as l ll Q, Sf? .fs i The 2nd Girls Basketball Banquet was held and went very smoothly. It was short and sweet. First came the eating, then the awards. Awards for the J.V. team were Best Offensive: Lori Baldwin, Linda Jurevitz, Best Defensive: Linda Jurevitz, 110921: Dawn Wildermuth. Most Valuable: Lori Baldwin, Most Improved: Robin Tanner: Captains-Lori, Shari Baldwin. and Kelly Falk. The J.V. Team presented a plaque to Miss Uhlig. their coach. Awards for the Varsity team were Most Valuable: Tamie Falk. ll0'Zpg Lori Misfeldt, Most Improved: Kathy McCool, Co- Captains, Tami Falk, Kathy Borschel. The Varsity girls presented Coach Tadlock with a bubble gum machine. And that was the end of the 2nd Girls Basketball Banquet. UPPER LEFT: Lori Misfeldt. Tamie BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Tadlock with! Falk. Kathy Borschel. Kathy McCool. Bubble Gum Machine, MIDDLE: Robin Tanner. Linda Jurevitz. Lori Baldwin. Dawn Wildermuth, Shari Baldwin. A SEMI- UCCESSFUL YEAR I IQ Q z I RIM N 'lil ISTHACII' VVbL T M , faq GILL GILL '-W-iiiusi-.-,-L I be fi vi. Ei, .2 we A 'Q nf ,lark .. Q.T,'I'f5555 TOP: ilst rowj Cindy Wilkey, Carolyn Joy, Michelle Logsdon, Kim Mooney. Debbie Hoffman. Michelle Lewis, Jeanne Snook, Laurie Lonergan, Shari Baldwin. 12nd rowj Lori Wilson, Lesa Hannabarger, Dianna Riley, Aimee Mumma, Angie Stinson, Linda Jurevitz, Robin Tanner, Julia Marshall, Pam qg'i.l2l7,f!6 . is nuff THRU: TRACK , y N I I T' A J. z , ' ' Q V' as 5 KQK I 1 I . H Q 7131 rii I I ii I ., I ag: Ma. It 1. 1 Q ' ,-,. . Wfea, V I' V,,, X 3 A' I' .4 E3 A sv V!ex.bVWi,,,,,,4 . I A ,er,i is ' if A . .W , T:-Qwffi . ll V ' ' ' ' , - .iw 'M as ,, VV 1 , Q Yi-f N A ififf 1 ,f?f1 V I S ..,.,i,,, ,i,,f M-MW if I i,oii,i, Mgjg, Y aaai Geiger. 13rd rowj Coach Nelson, Kim Nelson, Julie Lancaster, Debbie McCool. Angela Wallace, Jamie Reiling, Tamie Galk, Becky Parker, Julie Wildermuth, Assistant Coach Uhlig. MIDDLE LEFT: Pam Geiger. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jeanne Snook. BOTTOM: Shari Baldwin. I nk .Y f 4 l v :H 'ff K W.. , 5 t 5 . 1.4 . Q , 1 .-. lu, 43,4 l . , I, . 2 4 , I li r : 2 I : W . i a 'E I ., ' i my .ff ff ,. A I 1. gr, Epi: 21 . an I ' 2 ,lg 1 I L I Li ' 4 fi Q 2 asf if Q U fi 1 W E ff i We i Q I - .l l if 'ls we ,if-, ,sn ,grim y vs- ,i 1,..t.,Qri -H . ' e W w-iM:'5 ., f . M , .ff.g..awrs 1 f ogg 2' is , ,A ,ifezym , if P 12 M ea TOP LEFT: Mr. Nelson. TOP RIGHT: Cindy Wilkey. MIDDLE LEFT: Debbie Hoffman. MIDDLE RIGHT: Linda Jurevitz. BOTTOM CENTER: Debbie McCool. BOTTOM RIGHT: Robin Tanner. f ff i at f . nf i 'j,j+wiL R Q! r - F x ef .x . T Q: S'-' of LANL: gr-T The girls track team got off to a fairly good start with many long hard practices even before the season started. When it came time for the meets, the relays proved most successful, with the distance people running close behind. At the district meet we sent I6 participants. Of those, the mile relay qualified for state and tied the school record with a time of 4:23:6. The girls who ran in the mile relay were: Jamie Reiling, Laurie Lonergan, Shari Baldwin, and Angie Wallace. The track banquet was .I une second at the high school cafeteria. The awards given were Robin Tanner, captaing Michelle Lewis, most improvedg Angela Wallace, most valuableg .Iulie Lancaster, l 1096 award. The girls gave Coach Nelson a pair of matching socks and a yellow and black Riverdale warm-up jacket. Nelson said, this was the best season in a long time for girls track. The girls really made the other schools stand up and take noticef' He also remarked that the team was young and had much to look forward to. . i ..,,, l9C7I?I1f9fTQ41Z1?iS!4I7Q4ZVUNZ4,1TNIIfIiFZliEIC7fV24lQ Nl wifi' r I E . fi I 1 5 3 yawn 0 ,eieafsfg The sophomore track and field V- ' team at Riverdale had a fairly I successful season. llll at , i -I The Rams won first lace at , the Savanna Invitatioial and 4, second place at the Erie I R 'F i L XWQL 53 4' Invitational. BAQK lt' tlsa u . ax. Tim Fritts won the Three jj I 1 A 'A Rivers Conference sophomore championship in the 880, and Brian Kenady won the conference in the 120 high hurdles. Scott Von Lienen and Paul Mickles finished first and second in the 440. UPPER LEFT: Mark Loy UPPER RIGHT: flst rowj Coach Jim Watson, Brian Kenady, Greg Warner, rllr P S. gwshw Tim Fritts, Scott VonLienon, Mark Loy. 12nd rowj Carl I-Iohenboken, Kick Day, Kevin Saathoff, Kurt Kindelsperger, Gary Smith, Allen Frels, Nick Angaran. 13rd rowl Eric Foster, Leon DeShane, - I A Steve Kraft, Paul Mickles, Bob Jurevitz, Terry Tanner. CENTER: Coach Watson, Mark Loy. CENTER RIGHT: Karl Hohenboken. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tim Fritts. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brian Kenady. ,an I v -' ' '- ' ,- ,arf ' - I - aww Eapmf f POLE VA ULTERS HELP RUNNERS .1 ,.. l 1 . czu The RHS Varsity track team had a fairly successful year. finishing second at the Erie Relays and second at the Savanna Invitational. The Rams most consistent performances came from their pole vaulters, Guy Williams and Wyatt Wanckett. Williams won at the Northwest relays in Geneseo, and also placed at the district tournament at Morrison. Roger Nickerson finished third in the l20 high hurdles at the Conference meet, while he and Brian Kenady finished third and fourth. respectively, at District. The Rams had a new coach this year, Mr. Watson. He took overjust before the start of the season when Mr. Campbell left school to work elsewhere. UPPER LEFT: Mark Woodburn. Marlin Snelling. UPPER RIGHT: Mike McCormick CENTER: Tim Kraft. Martin Snelling. BOTTOM LEFT: tlst rowj Coach Jim Watson, Vern Remour. Mike McCormick. Roger Nickerson. Curt Veryzer. 12nd rowj Wyatt Wanckett. Guy Williams, Dave Earhart. Tim Kraft. David Franks. Dan Michaels. 13rd TOWP Mark Woodburn, Curt Wilson. Martin Snelling. 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FRANKS PHOTOGRAPHY Senior Portraits Weddings Group Photos Family Portraits Frames And Albums Invitations Copy And Restoration W i 'X 1 t F l Q li., . N Portraits 230 S. State Geneseo, IL 61254 I-944-5070 M Abney. Colleen 55. 89 Abbott. Jeff 55 Anderson. Denise 12. 24. 55. 74. 75. 76. 78.81. 84.98. 104. 111. 114. 116. 128. 132 Baldwin. Lori 43. 55. 84. 89. 115. 117 Ballard. Ronda 23. 55 Barber. Gary 55. 89 Bender. Laura 55. 84. 91 Boone. Jim 17.55 Borschel. Kathy 55. 116. 117 Bowels. Brenda 55. 82 Bowman. Mike 55.69.78. 81.89. 100. 104. 106 Bull. Lori 55 Bump. Gary 56. 97 Canady. Donna 56 Carpenter. Scott 15. 17.56.69 Craig. Deanna 16. 56.66. 84. 137. 142 Creen. Ron 26. 56 Curless. Robin 55. 56 Davis. Diana 56 DeBai11ie. Marilyn 23. 56 DeB1aey. Amanda 56. 81. 82. 84. 85. 87. 137 DePoorter. Eric 56 Deriemacker. Ron 20. 57 Despain. Steve 57 Dippel. Greg 24.25.57 Donder. Theresa 18. 57 Downey. John 56. 57. 100. 106. 107. 110. 142 Dunbar. Dan 2. 29. 57 Egan. Tammy 24. 25. 27. 57. 76. 87. 111. 1 14 Ernst. Laurie 57 Ewing. Duane 2. 17. 57. 78. 80. 100. 106 Ferrell. Rhonda 57 Filbert. Sherri 57. 84 Fincher. Gary 20. 24. 25. 57 Forsythe. Rod 13. 69. 104 Franks. David 19. 24. 25. 58. 65. 69. 73. 74. 75. 121 Geiger. Laurie 20. 58 Geiger. Tom 58 Gramenz. Dawn Griffin. Cheryl 14. 25. 58. 69. 75. 81.98. .104. 124. 129. 132 Griffin. Connie 16.20. 58 Harts. Don 58 Helgason. Brad 2. 58. 88. 92. 111. 114 Hess. Mike 58 Hollenback. Craig 20, 57. 58.69. 1 1 1 Holtslaw. Ben 19. 58 1-1om.Tena 2. 59. 83. 115 Howel1..lon 2. 59. 111. 141 Hudson. Lori 59 Hull. Geri 24. 25. 59. 61. 83. 104. 128. 133. 142 Thde. Patrick Ingalls. Rhonda 59 Jackson. Cindy 15. 22. 59. 64. 69. 87. 104 Johnson. Audrey 22. 23. 59. 62 Johnson. Jeff 20. 59 Jones. Jim 59 Kissil. Tom 20. 59 Kraft. Tim 16.71. 100. 121 Kraus. Rose Landuit. Lisa McCoy. Chad 33. 99. 108, 110 McGee. Brian 18. 33 McGee. Lesley 33 McMurray. Sally 33 Mikles. Paul 34. 120 Miller. Raymond 34 Mooney. Kim 25. 34. 118 Mooney. Steve 34 Morphew. Johanne 31, 34. 73 Mose. Doug 34. 36 Mose. John 23. 34.36 Mumma. Aimee 22. 23. 34. 118 Nelson. Kim 34. 69. 73. 115. 118 Oney. Jim 34. 73 Patz. Tom 34 Plavak. Jeffery 22.23. 34 Plumb. Lynn 30. 32. 34. 69. 70. 73 Priebe. Darrell 34 Randall. Bill 34 Reiling. Jami 35. 115. 118 Riley. Dianna 33. 35.98. 118 Robinson. John 35. 78. 108. 142 Scheff. Greg 35. 70 Schott. Steve 35 Schutts. Jeff 35, 97 Smith. Gary 120 Snook. Jeanne 24. 25. 32. 35. 93. 1 Stagg. Tom 35. 112. 114 Stefko. Joe 18.35 Stevens. Robert 35 Stinson. Angie 25. 35.98. 118 Sullivan. Gary 35. 108. 142 Sullivan. Terry 35. 108. 142 Tanner. Terry 35. 99. 112. 120 Urban.John 35. 114 18.144 4419: Vance. Teresa 25. 35 Vroman. Ken 3.35. 122 Wallace. Penny 35 Weatherington. Jeff 36 Weimer. Terry 36 Whipple. Kellie 36. 98 Wilkey. Cindy 36. 118. 119 Wisely. Sheri 36 Withem. Julie 36 S OPH OM ORE Allen, Ted 37. 99. 113 Allison, Brad 19, 37, 70 Anderson, Kevin 37 Anderson, Stacey 24, 25. 37, 73, 74 Angaran. Nick 37. 99. 107, 120. 142 Baldwin, Shari 37, 85, 115. 117, 118 Barber, Cheri 37 Barnett, Brenda 37 Barr. Lorrie 37, 42 Beeson. Korry 37 Billingsley, Cheryl 18, 46 Bi11ings1ey.Ji1l 37 Black, Kelly 37, 99 Black, Larry 37, 99 Calvert, Darla 38, 41, 98. 113 Canady, Victor 38 Churchill, Dana 27, 38 Clark. Lori 25. 38 Claus, Todd 38,99 Clevenger, Martin 11. 23.38. 85. 113 Clouse, Rod 38, 99 Coe. Sharon 23, 38. 98, 105, 113 Colegrove. Debbie 38 Combs, Patti 38, 42 Cone. Judy 29, 38 Conner. Bill 38, 107, 108, 110. 142 Craig, Brenda 38. 85 Creen, Kathy 38 Cutler, Matt 38 Davis, Ron 38 Day. Richard 38, 120 DeB1ieck. Scott 23. 38. 70 DeBoard, Jeff 39 DeCap, Matt 28. 39, 70 DeClercq, Dorothy 39, 72, 73 DePoorter, Art 15, 39, 107, 108, 142 DeWeese, Bob 39 Dopler, Marlana 13, 39, 107, 142 Eddleman, Debbie 39 Enright. Sherry 24. 25, 39, 69. 74. 98. 1 13 Ensey. Mark 39.41 Falk. Doug 11. 22, 23, 39 Falk. Tamie 39, 116, 117. 118 Fincher, Debbie 27, 39, 73 Fitch. Evelyn 39 Fowler, Lisa 39 Frels. Arlan 16. 24. 25. 39. 60, 120 Fritts, Tim 22, 23, 39, 113, 120 Gonyier, Harold 40 Griffin, Kristi 40 Groves, Jim 28, 40, 97, 113 Guinn, Debbie 22, 40 Hamm, Earl Jr. 40, 99 Harts, Ted 40 Hayes, Deanne 40. 142 Hetz. Roger 40, 97, 112. 113 Hollister, Marc 38, 40, 44 Holtslaw, Linda 40 Hom, Tim 28. 40 Irwin. Todd 24, 25,40, 97. 112, 113 Jacks, Laurie 40 Jackson. Todd 22, 99, 107, 108. 142 Jenkins, Chris 40 Johnsen, Randy 15. 40 Johnson, Denise 40, 98, 105. 113 Joy. Larry 23. 24, 40. 41. 97 Kenney, Debra 41 Kindelsperger, Kurt41. 99. 107. 108. 110. 120, 142 Kingery. Timothy 41 Klinge, Debbie 41 Knapp, Tom 41 Kouski, Kris 27,41 Kraft. Steve 41, 120 Kurkouski. Lucy 41. 115 Lane, Mike 24, 41. 72. 73. 76 Lindley. Jim 19. 41. 85, 97, 107. 108. 142 Lively. Hugh 41 Lonergan, Laurie 41, 69, 73, 85. 1 Lopeman. Corky 26. 41 Lopeman, Terri Loy, Mark 42, 99, 107, 120. 142 Maharry, Bev 24, 42. 93. 142 Manasco, Cheri 42, 44 Marsden, Tami 42 Marshall. Chuck 42, 73, 85. 113 Matheis. Steve 11, 19, 42. 85. 110 May, Anita 42, 142 McCarty, Carol 42 McCormick. Kerry 42, 69, 74, 93 McGeehon, Roger 38, 42 McMurray, John 42 Miller, Julius 42, 113 Miller, Marcy 42 Mooney, Sheri 42, 93 Morthland. Ann 42. 98 Morthland. Mike 23, 42 Muckleston. Tammy 43 Mullery, Donna 43 Mumma. Jeff 19, 43. 107, 142 Neyrinck, Kris 43, 98 Nicholson, Robin 19. 43, 145 Nitz, Tami 43, 93 Oney, Laurie 38,43 Pearsall. Linda 22.23.43 Pearsall. Nancy 43, 73 Peterson. Mindy 43. 85, 93, 142 Phillips, Yolanda 43. 69, 98 Price. Marcia 43 Prior, Brent 27, 43 Reiling, Pam 43. 93. 1 13 Remour. Phillip 15, 43, 114 Saathoff, Kevin 43, 107. 108. 120. Schave, Paula 23, 40, 44. 72, 73 Schmitt, Duaine 44 Smeltzly, Dan 44. 113 Smith. Bob 44, 99 Smith, Dwayne 43, 44 Smith, Lisa 44, 69, 116 Snook, Ann 44, 85 Speer. Brad 44 Stiner, Sabrina 44, 73 Sweetman, Arlo Jr. 44 Tanner, Kim 44 Thomas, Sue 27, 44, 64, 142 Thompson, Sherry 44 18. 142 142 Thombloom, Scott 24, 25, 39, 44, 74, 99 Toppert. Jean 8, 44, 69, 93, 1 16 Turner, Ron 44 Urban, Chris 44, 115 Vance, TyAnn VanWatermeu1en, Kim 44 Vermeulen, Doug 45, 99 VonLienen, Scott 45, 76, 99, 113, 120 Vroman, Debbie 45 Wainwright, Beth 45, 93 Wainwright, Jill 45, 78 Waldbusser, Randy 16, 45, 99 Walgrave, Alair 45, 76, 1 16 Wamer, Greg 45, 120 West, Peggy 45, 142 Wildermuth, Dawn 23, 45, 115. 117 Wildermuth, Julie 27.45, 115, 118 Wilkey. Jeff 45 . .., ..,.f . - --- h ' ry' K u . .5 ,ggi 'T M ...2i..z.... ..,lTy,g,,s? 7 . 1 3 ,gs Willhite. Ron 45, 70, 99, 107. 108, 142 Wilson, Jeff 45 Wilson, Lori 22, 45, 69, 93. 118, 142 Winters. Rob 25.45, 79, 99 Young, Mark 24, 45, 74, 97 Young, Robyn 25, 27, 45. 69, 74. 93,98 104. 105, 142 JUS IOR Afable, Malyn 46, 49, 79, 85, 87,93 Angaran, Tony 46, 100, 107, 110, 142 Bailey, Julie 22, 23, 46, 47, 87 Barr, Ron 46 Baxter, Steve 46 Bell, Chris21, 46, 100, 111 Bennett, Cindy 46, 80, 98 Bowers, Deniese 46 Bowles, Kathy 46, 115, 133 Bradley, Paula 46 Broline, Todd 47 Brooks, Craig 47 Bruner, Diane 47 Bruner, Theresa 1 1, 47 Cain, Tim 21, 47, 100 Cathcart, Sue 27, 47 Clemenson, Carl 47 Clevenger, Randy 3. 9, 17, 47, 71, 85, 87, 100,107,108, 142 Coe, Erin 41, 48, 69 Collins, Rodney 22, 23, 28, 47, 100 Combs, Becki 47, 49 Craig, Carolyn 47, 49, 85, 87.93, 98, 115 Craigmiles, David 47 Crampton, Tom 19, 46, 47, 69, 84, 100, 106 Davis, Cherie 48, 80 Day, Connie 47. 93, 105, 116 DeBlaey, Tim 48 DeB1ieck,Ar1an 19, 22, 48, 50,71 DeBoard, Juanita 19,48 Dopler, Brad 48 Dopler, Brian 48.51, 107, 108, 110, 142 Dopler, Dan 48 Doyle, Jeff 48 Earhart, David 24, 25, 48, 100. 121 Fitch, Gerald 48 Foster, Jill 48 Fox, Don 15, 20, 48 Frazier, Mary Kay 48, 49, 93. 98 Garrett, Crystal 48 Gonyier. Kirk 48 Gosa, Carol 48 Griffin, Janet 27, 48, 93 Haan, John 48 Hambelton, Troy 49 Hansen, Cindy 49 Hatfield. Scott 49, 83, 100, 106, 111 Hayes, Lori 25, 49, 142 Heeren, Tony 49, 100 Householder, Robin 49, 52 Houzenga, Tim 49, 51 Howard, Mike 17, 49 Hubbard, Mark 49, 100 Johnson, Dan 19, 23, 49, 100, 111 Jurevitz, Linda 22, 49, 83, 93, 115, 117, 118, 119 Kahl, Belinda 49, 93 Kennedy, Kari 49 Kindelsperger, Korina 24, 49, 81, 142 Knapp, Gary 17, 24, 25, 50, 75, 87 Laleman, Marcia 50 Lange, John 50, 100, 111 LeCleire, Kevin 50, 100 Leffel, Wayne 50, 76, 81, 87, 107. 110, 142 Lindley, Karen ll, 25, 50, 73, 85, 87. 142 Marsden, Tim 50 Martens, Brook 50 McCas1and, Lorena 24, 50 McCoo1, Debbie Jo 50, 87, 98, 118. 119 McCoy, Cherrie 50, 76, 81, 85 McGee, Gloria 50, 98 Mclntire, Lori 13. 27, 50, 83 Miller, Jo 50 Moffitt, Brian 47, 50 Moore, Billy 51 Mumrpa, Lisa 27, 51, 93, 142 Nelson, Mike 51 Oney, Wayne 51 Parein, Craig 22, 51 Parker, Becky 49, 51, 118, 142 Parker, Dorothy 51 Patz, Lynn 51 Pearsall, Joyce 51, 142 Pearsall, Teresa 51, 142 Peterson, Russell 51, 111 Prior, Brenda 51 Randall, Jack Jr. 17, 51, 70. 110 Reed, Randy 51 Reiling, Donna 21, 51 Reiling, Jerald 51,52 Reiling, Penny 24, 25, 48. 52, 73, 75, 142 Reimers, R. J. 11, 16, 52. 69, 85.97 Riley, Rick 52 Roeglin, Tracy 14. 15, 24, 25, 52 Shadrick, Jim 52 Shipman, Mark 52 Simpson, Sue 52, 69,93 Skelton, Judy 52, 93 Smith, Ellen 52 Sowell, Glenda 52 Speer, Suzie 49, 52 Tilton, Trina 52 Trout, Dale 52 VanDeVoorde, Joe 24, 25, 52 VanPe1t, Molly 24, 25, 52, 142 VonLienen, Peggy 14, 15, 24, 25, 52, 116 Vroman. Kelly 19, 52 Wainwright, Jack 16, 24, 25, 52, 70 Wainwright, Joni 27, 46, 52, 85, 87 Wainwright, Kristie 2, 27, 46, 48, 52, 69. 87, 92, 93, 98, 105, 111, 114 Waldbusser, Shari 19, 53, 98 Walgrave, Marlin 53, 84, 87, 100, 105, 106 111 Wallace, Angela 11, 16, 53, 118 Wancket, Wyatt 53, 69, 100, 111, 121 Weatherington, Don 53 Webb, Nan 16, 53 Wilkey, Bridgette 53, 85 Wilson, Curtis 3, 9, 16, 53, 100, lll, 121 Wilson, Kevin 53 Young, Wendy 27, 53, 142 Zumaris, Doug 3, 9, 16, 53, 70, 104, 107. 108, 142 Zwiebel, Gerry 53 SE IOR Abney, Virginia 30 Anderson, Annette 25. 142 Baff, Mindy 22.30, 142 Barnes, Marie 30 Barr, Jerry 30 Boone, Michelle 24, 30 Bowman, Leigh 25, 30, 69 Bresson, Mary 30 Brooks, Vicki 30, 34 Bump, Jill 12, 30, 35 Burkett, Jim 30 Carlson, Rodger 30, 112 Chaney, Kelly 25, 30 Clemenson, Robert 31 Colegrove, John 28, 31, 99, 108, 142 Creen, Terri 25, 31 Crockett, Kim 25, 31 DeShane. Bob 31, 108, 142 DeShane, Leon 31, 108, 120, 142 DeWeese, Kim 31 Dhooge. Sheila 31 Dillin, Matt 31, 112 Dippel, Leanne 31, 35 Donder, Hedda 31 Egan. Dean 18, 31.99. 108, 142 Ensey, Alaena 31. 67 Ernst, Jack 31 Falk. Kelly 31. 115 Fedderson, Susan 12, 31 Foster, Erik 31.99, 112, 120 Fox, Laurie 23, 31. 98 French, Jay 31 Gadient. Mike 31 Geiger, Ken 31, 99, 108 Geiger, Pam 24, 25. 32, 76. 115, 118 Gosa, Melinda 32 Griffin, Brenda 32 Groves, Jerry 32, 99, 112 Hambelton, Tracy 32 Hannabarger, Len 32, 108, 110, 142 Hannabarger, Lesa 32, 1 18 Hedden. Cheryl 32 Heeren, Connie 32 Hillyer, Connie 32 Hillyer, Daniel 32 Hoffman, Debbie 32, 36. 115, 118, 119 Hohenboken, Karl 30, 32, 99, 120 Holevoet, Corey 22, 32, 34 Ingalls. Donny 32, 97, 112, 114 Joy, Carolyn 22, 23, 25, 32, 42. 118 Jurevitz, Bob 18, 32, 99, 108, 120, 142 Kennedy, Scott 18, 33 Kerr, Michael 33, 73, 114 Klinge, Patty 33 Klundt, Mark 22, 33 Knapp, Don 23, 33 Knudsen, Len 22, 33 Lampo, Lori 24, 30, 33 Lancaster, Julie 13. 24. 25, 33. 69, 76, 97, 118, 142 Lane, Ernie 33, 73, 75 Larson, Andy 33, 99, 112, 114 Lewis, Michele 14, 33, 115. 118 Logsdon, Michelle 24, 33, 73. 93, 118, 142 Lonergan, Mike 33, 75, 99, 142 Loy, Renae 28, 33 Marshall, Janet 23, 33 McClure, Chris 33 McCormick, Shaun 33, 99 Lane, Steve Lonergan, Julie 22.69. 88, 129 Loy, Jeff 2, 92, 111, 114 Mabeus, Rich 69, 81, 100, 106 Marshall, John 22, 60 Marshall. Julia 56, 69, 87, 88, 118 McCool, Kathy 22, 69, 73, 104, 116, 117 McCormick, Mike 15, 20, 78, 80, 100, 121, 132, 133 McGee, Carl 63, 78 Michaels, Danny 61, 69, 73, 74, 78, 83, 121.124, 133, 141 Misfelt,Lori6l,76,81,116.117 Mununa, Craig 61, 63, 81. 89, 107, 142 Mumma, Julie 61 Mumma, Randy 61, 78, 97, 111, 114 Neyrinck, Kelly 61 Nickerson, Roger 61, 65, 81, 89, 100, 104, 121, 129, 132 Norton, Kelly 61, 69, 73, 89, 104. 116, 141 Passig, Garry 17,61 Peterson. Bill 58, 61 Peterson, Linda 61 Pettit, Rick 61 Polak, Richard 62 Randall, Ed 17, 23, 24, 25, 62, 69. 74, 75. 78.100,106.1l1,128.137,141 Reimers, Betsy 59, 62, 69, 73. 115, 141 Remour, Vern 22, 23, 57, 62, 78, 100, 105. 106, 121 Reveal, Ken 24, 25, 62, 100, 104 Robinson, Connie 29, 62, 78 Robinson, Jeff 62, 78, 141 Roeglin. Becky 25, 62, 65, 69, 98, 104, 111. 114, 116 Ropp, Tim 62 Ruby, Doug 62, 100 Saathoff. Kent 63, 89 Sanders, Cathy 2, 63, 78 Schmitt, Regina 63 Schroeder, Tim 56, 63. 84. 137 Schumacher, Pam 15,63 Schwenneker, Rod 63 Short, Paul 63 Smeltzly, Mike 21, 63, 124 Smith, Diana 63, 83 Snelling, Martin 63, 78. 80. 81. 82, 85, 104. 121, 128 Starr, Kevin 63, 88 Steadman, Danna 64, 104 Stenger, Linda 64 Stevens, April Still, Laura 25, 64, 141 Sullivan, Cindy 64 Tanner, Robin 24, 25, 58, 64, 69. 73. 87. 104,115,117,l18,119,124 Thompson, Susan Thorpe, Ellen 64, 83.98, 111. 114 Trunell, Russell 23, 64 Turner, Kathy 29, 64, 87 VanDeVoorde, Joy 64, 85 VanRaalte, Jerry 2, 21, 29. 65 VanWatermulen, Don 65. 78 VanWatermulen, Lorie 65 Veryzer, Curt 20, 65, 69, 76, 78, 100, 106. 121 VonLienen, Lee 21, 65, 81, 87, 100. 106. 107, 142 Waldbusser, Jeff 65 Wallace, Barry 21, 62. 65 Walters, Karen 65 Watson, Patty 65 Wildermuth. Dan 63.65, 107, 142 Williams, Guy 65.69, 100, 121 Wilson, Chris 25, 65, 87, 142 Wilson, Torri 66 Winger, Mike Woodburn, Mark 2, 64, 66, 71, 80, 84, 91 92,111.114,121,129 Worden, Christine 66 Wright, John 28, 66 Young, Rod 2, 66, 97, 111 Zafra, Joey FACULT cl? STAFF Anderson, Whit 73, 85 Bell, Joe 28 Bodine, Jim 7 Boeck, Dennis l7, 7l Bonds, Morris 8 Brinkmeir. Wayne l8 Campbell. Jim Carbee, Jack I4. lll Clendinin, Zoe Creen, Judy 8 DeCap, Mrs. 8 Ditsworth, Marriane 8 Duffy, Mrs. 8, l22 Frank, Betty Gillespie. James Grady, Pat 7. 84. 85. ll0 Hansen, Katherine 8 Hughes, Charlie 23 Kertz, Deanne 79 Krahe, Bill 8, 67 Lancaster, Jerry l6, 107, ll0, 142 LeFever, Audrey 8 Lenski, Lee Logsdon. Lorena 8 Marshall, Marion Martin, Kathy 27 McFadden, Jill I9 Michel, Morgan 18. l08. ll0, l42 Mills, Tom 87 Morgan, Dale 24, 69 Nelson, Dave 19. 70. 82, l 18 Oltman, Dan Palmer, Dorothy 7, 84, 89 Park. Sally 27 Parker, Paul Porter, Chris l8, 69 Ryan, Mr. 6, 9l Shrum, Karen 8 Simpson, LaRee 7 Stenzel, Bob l6. l06. ll2, ll4 Tadlock, John 26, 80, ll6. ll7 Tadlock, Kathy 27, 61, 80 Uhlig. Lois ll5, ll8 Watson, Jim l6. ll2. ll3. l20. l2 Wertz, Rhea 7, 63, l l0 x.. ex , . I 1 Q' . , . - .-4'F s' . Q. -4S.Lf'- 'ff ...fm t V11-in