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

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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.

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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.?,.,.

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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