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

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Whafs C ookin g? Introduction to Foods and Advanced Foods are two popular classes taught by Miss McFadden. In Introduction to Foods the students learn how to plan a meal and they start by cooking simple foods. In Advanced Foods the students cook more difficult dishes and also have to prepare a meal. Advanced Foods was changed from an independent class to a regular class this year. Married Life is also a favorite class of the students. The major project is planning a wedding. This project includes pricing the bride's cost, groom's cost, and collecting pictures of the wedding attire. They also learn how to care for the home and how to handle the adjustments of living together, among other newlywed problems. fa' A Brenda Prior. ,of A Deniese Bowers. Y Cherrie McCoy. Marcia Laleman. Y Tami Marsden. Renee Loy. Peg Westx. I 1 live A Yolanda Phillips. A MISS MCFaddCH-

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A 'T' A Angie Stinson, Dianna Riley, Laurie Lonergon, Leanne Dipple. Y Sue Thomas, Molly VanPelt, Miss Martin. fr ' ' !,.,,,,,.f A K ,... Mi A Mrs. Park. I A ,,, , A Bob Weatherholt, Mrs. Tadlock. I e I M ind Your wn Business Riverdale has a complete line of business courses that prepare the students who would like to go into business. Students say that the classes are Fun, Easy, Interesting, and have Nice-Looking Teachers. This year was the first year that Mrs. Tadlock taught Accounting II. Miss Martin and Mrs. Park received new books to use in Introduction to Business, Short- hand, and Typing. Introduction to Business has changed from a class where you learn a little of typing, shorthand, and other business skills to an introductory class for careers. This way students can find out what careers they are really inter- ested in. In Introduction to Business they write career papers and practice job interviews, to ready them for the world of business. ,Jr x ...QA 5 if. I ,. rW,,u A Wayne Leffel, R. J. Reimers, Scott Hatfield.

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Shop Students Bend M eta! A new addition was made to the equipment in the industrial arts room this year. A metal ben- der was purchased for the stu- dents to use on their various pro- jects. The industrial arts department was also expanded this year, not in the number of classes. but in space. After the new agriculture building was finished, the ag shop moved out of the industrial arts room. Mr. Bell felt that this was a great improvement. He was now able to leave the automobiles, which his classes were working on, inside over night. Before there just hadn't been enough room. A Don Angalls. Reese Weatherholt, Mark Miller. John Robinson. L Dean Egan. Y Mr. Joe Bell. Jesse.. use s .--- I-fa.: . fzvlif 'ii , fi X- Y' . .. , ,.,e.,:,.. X at. ' sit as J? I E s VX six -5+ Ng A . . KK., rs ..... am.. it sag as 'Rig SX X