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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1982 volume:

0 UN eighty- 1: GJ in 'cs : : .: : 0 0 H GJ .5 : l982 RA MBLER VOL UML: XXI RIVERDALE HIGH SCHOOL POR T B YRON, ILLINOIS 1 , QRN a Q L 5F'.:.5 7'..1'5 ' a ff N N? RAMBL ER l982 A SPECIAL EDITION FOUR ALBUM SET SIDE A: ADMINISTRATION SIDE B: ACADEMICS SIDE C: ORGANIZATIONS SIDE D: SPORTS SIDE E: FALL ACTIVITIES SIDE F: CLASSES SIDE G: SPRING ACTIVITIES SIDE H: INDEX PRODUCED BY THE RIVERDALE YEARBOOK STAFF EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION AND DIRECTION BY SHARON RIEWERTS MANUFACTURED BY JOSTEN'S AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY PUBLISHER S REPRESENTATIVE: HOWARD L. DUSEK JR SPECIAL THANKS TO TRACKS 3-I TRACKS I3-3 TRACKS 39-5 TRACKS 53-7 TRACKS 7I-8 TRACKS 83-IC TRACKS l09-I4 TRACKS I45-I4 COPYRIGHT I982 33 :fs RPM LONG PLAYING HIGH FIDELITY PLAY LOUD . .. - ..'e!- 'g 5 A .W mn 4 X H A A , f W 5,54 fr- t , . 4 BEST QF f . ,,,, , f , Www W f ,, MW W wc f riff. U' '7 Mx? M W! . , ,,,,, ,WI ,,,,n,, I, , f ff 5 X QQ W Wm 1 ,XM , ffj' ff 4 f . f J fm M 1 fi! 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WELCOME DR, RUCKER X QJ V6 X -1 X fix Lt ,.,MQWM,, Mm. N W 5 Q ay'-vvfw ,A I sa v 9 fmmwb gf f-far M ' fS : :5 f f3Qgj l -Qi f 1 1' 54, f -f '. R A LIVING 54 , ' 1 - , V My .-, ,, fy we .A ,,,, 5 K ' - 1,,, Z s V . My ,V M,W,. LxL, , M 'A V -wifi,-QM., ,,,. , ,N 542 5. ,Emi A M , ,,, W v gg Mrs. Carpentgww A 1 , 'kim l DER PRESSURE The members of the board for the l98l-82 school year consist of, Virgil Mumma, Nancy Treadrea, Tom Lonergan, Roger Curry, Joan Polfleit, and Sharon Bass. Former members include Don Vercautren, who served 2 M years on the board and Jean Mitton, who resigned after 6 years. Both have made contributions to make this district better. During the school year the board was asked to make several decisions. Below are some of the decisions that were made: Accepted the resignation of Michael Russell, elementary assistant principal. Approved dismantling of Coe Museum. Approved Master Contract between R. T.A. and Board of Education. Hired Gary Orr as Elementary Assistant Principal. Leased!Purchased a Canon 400F copier for High School and Unit. Approved the use of Scope magazine by the English Department. Adopted the I98 I Tax Levy. Security gate approved for High School. Board approved applying for lmpacted Aid under Public Law 8 I -8 74. Approved Chief Mark A. Schumacher as truant ofHcer for the district. Approved purchasing new telephone system for elementary and high school buildings. Approved hiring auditing firm Gorenz 5 Associate to audit the books. Approved tenure teachers be offered contracts for l982-83 school year. Approved the Vocational One and Five Year Plan. Approved Citizens Advisory Council members: Judy Spencer, Charles Toppert, Jr. John Golden and Joy Franklin. Jolene Glass leave of absence for next fall approved. Approved Betty Franks' request for early retirement. Approved resignation of Thelma Knight. ' WORK! G HAN ZOE CLENDENIN The fourteen years I have spent with the students of Riverdale have been some of the most enjoyable and most rewarding years of my life. The seven years spent as a bus driver were never dull to say the least. During the past seven years as a high school secretary I have seen the kindergarten students that rode my bus pass through the doors of the high school as mature, well adjusted individuals. I am so happy to have been a part of their lives and a part of one of the finest high schools in this area. THANK YOU RIVER- DALE DOROTHY PALMER I have really enjoyed working for Riverdale for the past I9 years. I love children of all ages, especially teenagers. I really get a kick out of graduates return- ing for a visit. I enjoy all kinds of sports and music. I enjoy being with young people and they share a big part of my life. Riverdale High School has a lot to offer students and I am happy to be associated with River- dale. I hope in some small way I have helped a few students in their quest for Education. MR. GILLESPIE This is Mr. GilIespie's second year here at Riverdale High School. He listens to the students point of view and is sym- pathetic to their problems. The one major thing he did, with all the stu- dents approval, was help to get the juice machine back in the cafeteria. We are all looking forward to another year. HOW ME THE WAY 32 W Q if 2 Wiz ia. e v M The counselors at Riverdale are a big part in deciding the future of the students. Mrs. Rollerson and Mr. Bodine help the students with their college futures, and Mrs. VerCautren is our academic advisor. On the more personal side Riverdale has counselors that will help us too. John Cameron and Paul Roome can be very helpful people. 3' ! A X SOUNDS OF ILE C The Library has a new librarian this year. Mrs. Traylor is the Unit District Librarian. She has a goal to reach this year, she would like to see more participation from the students and faculty in the library for either leisure reading, or research. Since Mrs. Traylor is only here one and a half days during a week, she is not able to help everyone all the time. So Mrs. DeCap is here to help students find books, research material, magazines, etc . . . She is our Library Assistant who has been here for eleven years. This year the library was semi-closed. Only three stu- dents are allowed in the book area at a time. The books are not to leave the book area without being checked out first. Ei Q .4 .- - 1 4 J WORKING FOI? THE WEEKEND This year the Student Aids worked hard as usual. The janitors worked before the school year began, repainting and making repairs on the school. After the government cuts, the cooks tried hard to make decent meals with what they had. The study hall monitor, Mr. Hamilton, attempted to boost the school spirit by posting student of the week, decorating the walls with pins for the wrestlers, basketballs for the basketball players and megaphones for cheerleaders. He even painted his desk black and gold. Even though the Student Aids don't get much appre- ciation, they are working to better our school. TO 5 lst Row: Sue Griffin, Kathy Mumma, Suzie Wancket, Danelle Calvert, Rae Taylor. Paige Chaney. Incl Row: Pam Wallace, Cindy DeShane, Susan Bernstrom, Sherry Ringberg, Tina Franks. Joan Paaske, Lorrie Jurevitz, 3rd Row: Beth Van Pelt, Shane Wildermuth, Liz Jensen, Sandee Simpson, Angie Denny. Margo Shadrick. Darrin Baltzell. - BEBSTJ QF OU TR Y ROADS In Mr. Howard's classes he stresses the importance of agriculture in everyday living. Agriculture is a way of teaching discipline and self achievement to get the work done. But Mr. Howard believes you can have fun and also learn a great deal about his class. if ,rg ,Q c g ' 'gal X K 9 R s-girl l QS ' T7 . A b . ' rap, s rssss 5' ul Lt.L A L ix K :L-vw-,jc 'fm'. - l,S K i'Xi i kkk: A l a..- ir.,-VT, Y' fav, .rg-3 'X iq K ' X 'i'i so f 1. it '--s it a-of e f it N i,. 5 A -NYS Q 1 N It has been a very exciting year in Art. All of the classes are using originality and being very cre- ative. More students have been interested in working with clay and on the potters wheel than in the past. There are many art classes, the newest one is pho- tography in which you must have 35 mm camera. Mr. Tadlock feels there are many more students in- volved in Art than before. VIOKLD Qc' 5 ops ll l TAKING CARE Q, 1. OF BUSINESS ACCOUNTING I AND II A lot of students who take business classes don't go on to college. They find jobs straight out of high school. Typing III and IV are independent classes to give the students experience. Ms. Mar- tin gives the students a certain amount of jobs to have finished by the end of the week. This helps the students to learn how to space their time. This year Mrs. Seevers substituted for Mrs. Tad- lock while she took leave. Mrs. Seevers said that she liked teaching Accounting and that it was very interesting. Besides Accounting I and II, Mrs. Tadlock teaches Algebra II and Trigonometry. There are two other business teachers also. Ms. Martin teaches Office Practice, Typing I, Il, III, and IV. Shorthand I, Il, and III Mr. Simmons teaches Introduction to Business. Introduction to Data Processing, and Typing I and MAKIN' IT W Geaeral s,,E -k ' UQ! AAU Mills The Consumer Education class was busy again this year, filling out tax forms under the guid- ance of Riverdale's Con- sumer Education teacher Mrs. Kertz. The course is designed to teach stu- dents how to manage on their own by shopping wisely and being a smart consumer. Students are required to get married to teach them about bud- geting. ,N V Q was Q F t I. Traci Daniels, Ken Burkett. 2. Jodie Beert, Lisa Bass, Randy Bottorff, Dave Mill er, Barry Voltz, Andy Fish, Kathy Mumma 3. Mrs. Kertz. 4. Shonna Scheff. 5. Gary Doyle, Kathy Mumma, Andy Fish, David DeB laey, Dave Miller, Doug Smith. This year's Drivers Education students were introduced to the thrill of driving by their brave instructor Mr. Wayne Brink- meier. Mr. Brinkmeier said that there is basically two parts to the course lab and classroom. The division called lab con- sists of different skills that the students were required to learn. A few of these skills are starting the car, stopping the car, up and down hill parking, near and far lane turn-abouts, and what to do in skids. The classroom consists of other skills such as knowing which insurance to buy, buying a car and financing it, and the rules of the road. ' YOUR LE TTER' This year's English department, like other departments, is experiencing the change made from quarter classes to semester classes. All of the teachers agree that having their classes a semester long enable them to cover more material and to cover it in more depth. The English department which is made up of four teachers consists of Mrs. Riewerts, Mrs. Dow-Wyatt, Mrs. Lenski and Mrs. Knight. Mrs. Dow-Wyatt teaches freshmen and sophomore English classes. In her classes she works mainly on grammar and organized writing, but also gets into reading popular novels. For extra credit her students can play trivia games, which gives them a fun way to learn. Mrs. Lenski also teaches freshmen and sophomore English, along with a college prep course, Senior English. She is well-satisfied with the new text books which enable her to teach grammar as a course, and in the context of student writing. Homework assignments can be given in grammar and composition from the text book, thus allowing her to cover more material sequentially. Mrs. Riewerts teaches drama courses, speech class, General English 9, and is the advisor to the yearbook. This year something very special happened in Speech class. They entered the Christmas Talent Show and performed, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas', and took 3rd prize. ln World of Drama, they went to Circa ll during school to learn such things as, make-up, dancing, acting, and costumes. This is Mrs. Riewerts' first year in yearbook and she HAS DONE A SUPER JOB. Her yearbook class took a day to attend a yearbook seminar at Augustana college, and they came back with some great ideas for this year's yearbook. Mrs. Knight, the last of our English teachers, is back after taking a one year leave. Among the courses she teaches are English ll which is also a college prep course, General English ll, and she is the advisor to the Rampage, a school newspaper, which is printed in the Daily Dispatch weekly. Mrs. Knight is work- ing through her last year at Riverdale High School. She is retiring after this year. It seems looking back at the English department, we have a fine staff of teachers who can make their classes fun but challenging. The student may complain a lot about the work and the teachers, but in the long-run, we will benefit from the knowledge we have gained in the classes from our teachers! ix X :s 5 , , ,,W,.W This year 3l students enrolled in French. Two graduated at the end of the first semester, two moved away and four dropped which left the enrollment down to 23 at the end of the first semester. - lt is hopeful that there will be two French classes next year. French l is for those stu- dents that wish to begin their French studies. French ll is for those students who wish to embellish upon their French studies. When asked how does the French class help the Riverdale student, Mrs. Fritz replied: Basically the students become aware of an- other culture, another people, their country, and language. lt provides a whole new vista of learning when a student becomes aware that he can communicate in another tongue. LIVI G INSIDE MY ELF ,Q J ,M Mr. Dirks' Health classes this year are concentrating more on the health and safety of others. Many guest speakers are coming in in- cluding ones from the Quint City Drug Abuse Center and from the Mental Health Center. Another ad- dition to the health department is new books. Also, this year, instead of just learning the steps to artifi- cial respiration, the students prac- tice the technique themselves on Resuscitation Annie CSessiej from the Red Cross Center in Moline, and are even receiving official First Aid Cards. LEATH I? A D LACE Home economics class this year spent much of their time helping the children learn skills at the Elementary school. The time and effort involved teaches students how to help others in learning and understanding the basics of school work. Top: Teresa Stockwell Middle Right: Theresa Black Middle left: Kelly Lively Bottom right: Dave Sweet, Bruce Kenady, Sandee Simpson Bottom left: Kurt LeCleir NDY MAN I l Q--ve I. -Q The Industrial Arts classes this year were once again guided through the year under the watchful hand of Mr. Bell. They learned the basics and advanced process of shop- work and classwork and gained valuable experience from Mr. Bell and his learned teaching abilities. Top: Mr. Bell's class in session Bottom left: Wade Heinson Middle: Mr. Bell Bottom: Kurt Young f f H LP, avg The Resource Center is a program that involves approximately 38 stu- dents this year. The pro- gram consists of two parts. First there is spe- cial learning assistance for students in classes. Secondly, there are classes taught in the areas of Math, English, and Pre-Vocational training. Those enrolled in special classes are scheduled as they would be for any other classes. This program is set up and run by Mr. Michel and Miss Porter. STUDENTS HELP TU TOR IN MANY SUBJECTS The Tutoring program consists of aca- demic achievers helping their peers who are having difficulty with certain sub- jects. There was something new added this year, some of the tutors are working in the Resource Room and helping the students in there. This program was set up to prevent failing at Riverdale. lt was started during the I978-l979 school year by Mr. Bodine, Mr. Michel, and former principal Pat Grady. TWO OUT OF THREE AIN'T BAD WN UHQIKB 1 .5 - QV x s X ':xmx'1' f 'ff xvgxixib . . 1 I-, 5 N 'V XX 1' 0 ' fi ' ' 5 .A '-'J QQ xN - 'X f'Zi . s ' M- H Sfx ' ll 4.y . r X x A X, If f . ENE! gzf' '-T, QYQV gl 1, f,1 Xl7,f 99Sw 7' p ...I- AN X fi I SING THE BOD Y ELECTRIC Treble Choir. Clockwise from center - Miss Pewitt. P. Ringberg. D. Brown. A. Delacluyse. H. Kraft. T. Malone. K. Burrill. J. Vincent, D. Wright. K. Crockett. J. Canady, J. DeWitte. M. Gentry, S. Cardott. Q Concert Choir. lst Row - M. Wiklund. B. Clay, T. Lindskog. C. Reveal. S. Pewitt, 2nd Row - J. Frazier. M. Mar- shall. P. Chaney, S. Ringberg, L. Ben- nett. R. Taylor. R. Vickroy. 3rd Row - P. Anseeuw. P. Combs. J. Lohrnan. T Thornbloom. C. Casillas. C. Sivertson D. Sweet, D. Bruner. D. Vermeulen. D French. 4th Row - C. Larson. J. Kel- lums, M. Franks, A. Riley. D. Beale. M Wiklund, B. Foster. S. Bernstrom, D Calvert. C. Biehler. 5th Row - K. Lively B. Plavak. D. Wright. J. Culp, T. Allen K. Farraher. A. Somers, S. Wildermuth C. Cribb, B. Kenady. L. Bull.'T. Peter- son. S. Griffin. S. Cathcart. J. Hollen- back. 5? The Concert Band Senior Band Members Band Officers: PRESIDENT Tonya Lindskpg VICE EYSRESIDENTEE Dean Sinner sfckfmkv Denise Lewis PHYSICAL The l98l-82 school year brought some positive changes in the P.E. department. All quarter classes were changed to semester classes. This eliminated a lot of confusing problems for the students, and hassle for the teachers. The biggest change was in the participation policy. For not dressing out, a student would lose six points. The teacher would then send the students to the library to do a report on the activity going on in class. lf the report was done before the end of the period, three points were regained. The other three points were lost for not participating in class. This new policy has been very effective, and few students are failing P.E. We are still hindered by large classes Can average of 36 per classy, but student interest has increased, said Mr. Carbee. QW QM 5 00 Vi 2 .iff-M BELIEVE IT OR OT mx This year the Science department added some new classes to the curriculum. Astronomy, Meteorology, Ge- ology, and some new Advanced Biology classes were taught. Staffing the Science department here at River- dale was Mr. Apicella who taught Biology and Ad- vanced Biology classes and Miss Thomas who taught General Science, Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy, Me- teorology, and Geology. 7 ,Q N AMERICA MISS GLASS MR. ME YERS MR. LANCASTER 2. xA-F --M .. Nw we S 55153 f' i, k...: , XE 5 i -N ,A . l im, E 2 W 2 K ff I l-5 i f Ka l 2, A -' HA' Kim Jones, Mr. Lancaster Bill Deppe, Al Strassman Pam Wallace, Angie Denny Lisa Bull, Wanda Mabeus Lisa Bull Pam Wallace, Wanda Mabeus Jana Vincent, Jodie Beert Anne DeWiIfond, Andrea Broline 2 Mr. Hamilton - , ,nw-,n n-nn V ze- 4 I- f , . 'f ' -tn W sn .. 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I pleaded and then I said, Please, when will I be fed? I must eat or l'll fall off the seat wg Zjy Zgyyz y Vyyyb f l Starving until I was dead. Ilil' 75, L f' H Finally I went and ate lunch, ,,,,, ,,-' Zv ti' 'i'i ' And the fries I got were crunched. A V The f lrst tasted like turtles and the milk was all curdled ,,,., Q ,', y Aglj Z And 'he aPP C0'S We P'0PPed 'H H bunch- V it n But ' muy must say' 'tllst 1 lt Wasfff '00 had of 3 daY' ' lill iff When the last bell rang, out of the room I sprang, f 'lli ' s ' ., 'ii' - And 5W0 e that I would SWY HWBYI I Vllzli i,,, I at ,,,, : 4 Author Unknown ,,t A ,i,, , , , W I .'1. V ' .,.,,.,,, f ,, -W, ,. , A A ,W ,,,.,., ftfnftt' t t, t,,, -Q sz, f 'f I , ' ff' ,V -' ' :f r - ' H -, ,f 4 4--11 ,1 , f' Q V ' - ,,,.n:9M, M , M1-Jn,,faf sl ,442 Hz! Q' M I mann, V BEST QF QRGANIZATIQNS THE R MBL ER The Yearbook staff worked very hard this year, and it shows in the results. Our new advisor for this year was Mrs. Riewerts. This was a new experience for her, as well as many of the staff members. Mrs. Riewerts did an excellent job and kept everything well organized. The staff was kept busy by selling patron ads, yearbooks, ads, and raffle tickets for a 35 mm camera. ln September, six students went with Mrs. Riewerts to a Yearbook Conference to help gain new ideas for the yearbook. Three students left yearbook to join Journalism to replace the students who graduated early. MEMBERS. Shari Baff Beth Bailey Lee Baker Joe Bell Randy Bottorf Dean Bruner Lisa Creen Traci Daniels Dave DeBlaey Connie DeWitte Jill Frazier Liz Jensen Sherry Kinkade Tam Knight Denise Lewis Tonya Lindskog Dave Miller Russ Miller Kathy Mumma Brian Robinson Margo Shadrick Theresa Stockwell Jodi Wright N G O O D N E W 5 ULZTJ' .. Q, I 0 Q T' ,g ',' tg.. V053 :E f f-'A W- T' 9. T '55 283111737 ffv'f K' f it ii Z EV 1 , f as 2 is UOOQ mEm2 EUWMM4 Mrs. Deane Knight returned as the Journalism advisor this year. The Journalism staff is respon- sible for putting together the school newspaper. THE RAMPAGE. The RAMPAGE is printed in the Metro East. lt can also be purchased at school. The grade one receives in Journaiism is deter- mined by the size of the article written. Mrs. Knight keeps a file of the articles staffers have written and measures the amount of space. Q77 ,t,, ,Max Q fra, I if ur. WWA' 'L' ,,.,wf' 5 ,,,9,,,,,,, menu Wx MQPM7 5 ,,,V ' XYZ Q, ':1trv,.. ff' ir lr 3 .,,,...,,l- me GNFU! fl! 3 .bt IV nys. K A f K k , 7 9 7 I'-'fff-T -3 fi - S N J-who Ar- A .signs a 4 M aye, 1 'la a 4 4 L2 r ' ' , ,Avffm V '4' I ' ,ff IQ, X 4.4 L.. vc v tir' Y V M W' 1' , Q ' . ' f '-:ii ff cm f 4 X MM rwmmwf ' I ., ' My wr W . l 3 Inter-related Student of the ear was Ann Short y . Ann received this award at the lnter-related ban- quet held to honor the lnter-related students. TAKE TH JOB A D HOVE If This year's students that were involved in Inter related were: Gordy Behrendt- Johnson True Value Carl Bier- father's farm- Robert Bier Denise Ewing- Fireside lnn Fred Howard- Mike Howard farm Beth Hugart- Casual Corner and Plumb's Pizza Bob Hutton- Gallery Carpet Kyle Jenkins- Mr. Quick- Silvis Derrick Lack- Mr. Quick- Silvis John Lamb- Dr. Earl Bull farm Ladon Lively- Rock River Stone Toby Loy- Wendell Loy- siding application Carrie Pearsall- Bank of Silvis Kay Pearsall- Pearsall Plumbing S Heating Toni Reed- Port Byron State Bank Jackie Scott- AARCOM- R.l. Arsenal Ann Short- State Bank E- Trust Gary Smeltzly- Rock River Stone Daryl Wulf- Sears- Northpark Les Deboard- Lee Lavine farm FEEL ING SA Tl Fl D nw I. Karyn Strandgard, Jill Frazier, Lorri Robinson. 2. Debbie Huber and asst. Dawn Bunker. 3. Instructor Jerry McClain and Jill Frazier. 4. Debbie Huber, Dawn Bunker, asst. Sue Martin, Debi Ferretti 5. Instructor Jerry McClain. This year's Junior Achievement Company was named Centuri Star Enterprises . Jerry McClain was again the advisor of the company from ALCOA. Sue Martin and Dawn Bunker were his assistants again this year. McClain also received Adviser of the Year award from J.A. A D THE BEAT GOES O This year Music Masters' newly received officers were: President- Sara Fritts, Vice President-Pam Sorenson, Secretary- Margie Speckman Treasurer-Denise Lewis, Historian-Laura Jurevitz, Ap- prentices-Dean Bruner, Tonya Lindskog, Daryl Miller, and Debbie Miller. Meetings are held the third Wednesday of the month. Currently the Masters have devoted their time to outside band activities including pep band, constructing a music lounge Qwhich was disassembled due to misuse of privilegesj. Also this year Music Monsters were in full force. Officers for the Monsters were: Mighty Muckity Muck Of Moo-Dean Bruner, Prestigious Poo Bah- Chuck Peterson, Titanic Temptress-Tonya Lindskog. Members for the club to carry the responsibilities of the group are, Holly Kraft, Jonna Spurgeon, Julie Gillespie. Lisa Plavak, Ingrid Love, Monica Fornero. And honorary member Mr. Ted Murphy. The senior mon- sters delivered keys and cards to this year's inductees. QW Y'y.,,l'e, ', lug- 'A'9f hinfxggg if F !425Z1Y3'g'a:fa::s- fjg 5 I f' 525101. w ap -Q., 'Ib 49 TAKE Can You Find . . . Dean Bruner, Connie Larson, Gregg McClain, David Miller, Chuck Peterson, Don Phillippe, David Woodburn. Sharpening outdoor skills OFF R'l'O'C' Low Budget FloatCPurty isn't ity The guys collecting some firewood. This year the Outdoor Club changed it's name to the Riverdale Indoor Outdoor Club CR l O'Cj. The club returned to the float competition by entering a low budget float. lt won the mini float category by being the only mini float in the parade. The club also held a punk dance. with which the profits were used to buy supplies for the talent show and other activities. The Club also went on many other outings and innings, including, campouts, bowling tournies, parties, an Easter egg hunt, cocktail parties Cfruit cocktail of courseb, and Atari Qand lntellivisionj parties. Officials for the club were. Gregg McClain, lllustrious Potentate, David Miller, Grand Imperatorf Dean Bruner, Chairman of Committees: Chuck Peterson, Sec. of Wildlife Protection and Punk Music, David Woodburn, Accomodations Advisor, Don Phillippe, The Chicago Connection. R'l O C's token advisor was Paul Klunt. THANK GOD IM A OU TRY BOY I FFA meeting in session. 2 Mr, Howard, Diana Friedrichsen, Julie Craigmiles, Beri Holland, Roger Knapp. 3. Diana Friedrichsen overseeing the food preparations. 4FFA mothers give some food for thought. Future Farmers of America, or FFA as it is often referred to, is once again following a busy schedule. The many judging con- tests and shows, that they com- pete in and the state and national conventions keep them fairly ac- tive throughout the year. The members of FFA must also attend monthly meetings. SHINE A LITTLE LOVE Kids that care is one of the newest clubs at Riverdale High School this year. The students involved in this program devote their time every week to spend with an elementary student. Many of these elementary students are from single parent families. Workshops are held once a month and a number of speakers are present relating to topics including the following: domestic violence, di- vorce, child abuse, foster care, and suicide. IMiss Glass, founder of Riverdale High School KTC program. 2 Kids that care meeting in session. 3 Kids that care assemble for a meeting. 4 Arne Boling getting involved in KTC. GRA D ILLU ION This year's Drama Club under the direction of Mrs. Riewerts was very successful. The students involved in Drama Club took trips to Circa 'll and Playcrafters Barn theatre. The funds for these trips were obtained from candy sales in which the members all participated. A new addition to Drama Club this year were presentations given toward the latter part of the year on Wednesday mornings. These presentations were chosen by the students involved and it aided in the essential purpose of Drama Club, which is to help students acquire theatrical experience. SA TISFAC TIO The High School Bowl team consisting of: David Miller, Chris Husted, Chuck Peterson, Blake Rus- l sell, Greg McClain, David Woodburn, and coach l Barb Rollerson, had a respectable year and made it to the state quarterfinals. RE VOL U TIO ff wis?Q Q 3 ,A V F J ?:iS'if?-ig? '- , f iff A 1: ' i - ' - The Student Councl . ' E-this year were once-T1 .gvagain busily engaged L-E ii'-in many activities and 3 . gf A .. ' iigtheir concerns of bet- +5 If terms the operations -ig Eat Riverdale High eg 7jE?.SCl100l. One of the rg: .Q EStudent CounciI's '-3 'gachievements this Q W, ' Fiyear. was the install- y g 'Ement of a juice ma- -, Qiine in the cafeteria. 1 'lil' , - A. Q 3 -Em2 ..c,- . .- N4 IW1 l. Student Council members. left of machine: Bruce Kenady, Dana Floyd, Dawn Baltzell. on machine. Mark McCooley, Steve Borschel, Allan Lanning, right of machine. Lisa Creen, Joe Bell. Denise Lewis, Monica Marshall, Laurie Jurevitz. LaVonne Dewilfond, Kevin Holt. front of machine: Nick Wriedt, Barry Plumb, Lisa Bass, Connie Larson, Shonna Scheff. 2. Vice President: Bruce Kenady Ctopj, President: Lisa Bass fmiddlej, Secretary of Treasury. Connie Larson Cbottomj 3. Student Council meeting in session 4, Student Council meeting in session EIGHT I5 ENOUGH This year there ffwere sixteen football cheerleaders, eight on each squad. Thei : t girls worked hard this year, through 'rain and cold to cheer thehboyson. The was? oneiftof abd downs, but the girls held on to their spirit and saw the season through. .IU P, SHGUI BOOGIE Mlchelle Gentry Angle Denny Suzie Wanckett Danelle Calvert Paige Chaney Susan Bernstrom This year the choice of cheer- leaders was limited There were only six girls that tried out for varslty and those six had been cheerleaders before At the be glnnlng of the season one of the girls had to qult she was re placed by Margo Shadrlck Mar go developed a neck Injury and couldnt cheer for most of the season There were eight girls that trled out for frosh and twen ty six that trled out for PomPon The cheerleaders and PomPon gurls did a good job of supporting the guys through all of the ups and downs Row one Monica Marshall Karla Crockett Sherry Burr Holly Kraft Jllllfrazler Row Two Linda Bennett Sherri Converse Cindy DeShane Karlssa Burrlll Row Three Dee French Melissa Franks Cheryl Parvin Robin Dufur Diane Beale Kara Wunderllck Marna Wlklund , - 1 , v V, -5 if.,- -fi - A 1 - v I . . . ' ' : , , , 1 v ' , . . , l , - ' t l - , p , 1 ' ITS H RD TO BE HU BLE Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders Lisa Creen, Tonya Lindskog. Jodi Wright. Beth Van Pelt, Patti Anseeuw, Dawn Bender J. V. Wrestling Cheerleaders Melissa Logston, Beth Foster, Rae Taylor, Gina Angaran, Joni Paaske, Sherri Ringberg Matmaids Debbie Feretti, Shari Baff, Amy Butterfield, Karen Sanders, Brenda Lamb, Tammy Knight, Karen Hotslaw. Chris Wriedt, Lisa Plavak, Deena Ver- meulen, Kelly Lively, Sherri Kin- kade, Denise Overcash, Becki Ferretti, Cindy Kindred, Amy Sharp - BEST QF SPQRTS I X, f M , W ff THE STROKE Eisnz 1-assi lA:si35chfi?thg.31E ifzgiff 3.4215 This year s golf team was experienced and it showed throughout the season. The program will lose five seniors this year. There were four freshmen out this year and only two last year. Mr Brinkmeier likes to see lots of freshmen participate. Winning our own invitational has become a habit- three years in a row we ve placed first. Riverdale has re-captured the conference champion- ship for the second consecutive year. A big accomplishment was defeat- ing Moline two years in a row. Riverdale has the toughest class A schedule in the state of lllinois, taking on five double A schools. Looking back over the season, one of the team highlights was defeating Dunlap High School at the Monmouth Tourney - because Dunlap took second place in the state tournament. Coach Brinkmeier said, l'd like to see more kids participate because golf is a carry-over sport. You can play when you're 70. lt's a gentleman's - ,, , r-.Jl' . .il , . K fl I sport. Curt -Sivertson, Scott Griffith. Coach. L Team Captain 11.5 B-Vi ., 1 1 J - x . . w- 'f , .vuJ Q , Front mm Brian Hanna. Randy Fincher, Back row: David James, Tony Albrecht, Senior, Alec Faster senior ff, ' X -so in , Q ' N X x scott Grimm' Senior Perry Barr. Senior. Most Coach Brmkmeier Improved ........... G lst row: Toby L., Craig B., Shane M., John L., Mark M. 2nd row: Joe B., Rich S., Bob D., Allan L., Dave S., Steve B., Dennis Q. 3rd row: Shawn W., Greg M., Steve V., Buddy G., Lee B., Rod M., Daryl A. This year's varsity football team which began the season ranked l5th in the state, ended with a very disappointing 2-7 record. Qffensively the Rams were strong both on the run and in the air. The passing attack was helped by a good line for pro- tection, and a patient young sophomore quarter- back that could depend on his very talented pass receivers. The running game was also strong, with good, fast, and powerful backs. Defensively, the Rams were very tough in the middle of the line, that put good pressure on the opposing quarter- back, but when they did find time to throw, the Rams' defensive secondary was weak and had some problems. After losing a very close game against power house Fulton, Coach Parker felt the team's confidence was lost and the Rams were guilty of playing sloppy ball, and they dropped the last three games easily. Penalties also played a big part in the team's close losses. Once again the Rams were small in numbers, and faced some very costly injuries during the season. Coach Parker, along with assistant Coach Foster, are looking forward to next season, hoping for a good turnout to produce a winning team. OBODY DOES IT BETTER This year's I98l Fresh-Soph football team had a tough season. With the lack of experience, size, speed, and a passing game, it was hard to have a winning season. But this deter- mined Ram team worked hard for what they wanted. There were many ups and downs. They did however, have a strong offensive line, and strong defensive line. Next year the fresh-soph coaches are looking forward to a quicker team, a larger turnout, and more experience. I. Dennis Adams. Bo Sweet. 2. Shane McCormick. 3. The front line. 4. Shane McCormick 5. Daryl Angaran. 6. Bob Day, John Lam b Day Dave b N in THE BE5 T TH T YOU CAN DO BACK ROW: Debi Coder, Lisa Bass, Reba Young, Mrs, Tadlock, Pam Sorensen. Lorrie Jurevitz, Liz Jensen. FRONT ROW: Connie DeWitte Kathy Mumma, Cindy Geiger, Beth VanPelt, Patti Anseeuw, Lori Reiling. Wanda Mabeus. C0 ,us .pull ,aus assi' BACK ROW: Diane Black, Mr. Oltman, Sherri Cathcart, Sue Griffin. Pam Wallace, Denise Ovecash, Dana Floyd, Tina Danielson. Becky Ferretti, Joni Paaske. ROW TWO: Jana DeWitte, Susan Bernstrom, Danelle Calvert, Jill Hollenback. Deena Vermeulen, LaVonne DeWiIfond, Leslie Cronin. FRONT ROW: Denise Polfliet, Suzie Wancket, Paige Chaney, Mechele Egan, Tammy Johannsen, Gina Angaran. 4 Captain- Lisa Bass iwl 'L , 1 f 9 ' I V, , fx . .' I ' if .LT v , . af' ' .ffggf I 'fe f h V IIOZ-Wanda Mabeus MI Connie DeWitte M VP Lisa Bass B O Lisa Bass 1 B D -Lorrie Jurevitz Best Server Lisa Bass The I98l Riverdale Volleyball team started training in late August. They were shuffled around from the jr. high to the elementary, and finally to the high school, because of the once again, warped floor. The season went pretty well for the girls, compared to the past years, with an overall record of Il-ll, and a conference record of 8-6. The highlight of the season was catching the first place title in District. This was the first time ever for Riverdale to win volleyball district. They went on to section- als, but were defeated in the first match against Lanark, but they did a terrific job this year. Another high point during the season was the arrival of Michael Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tadlock. During Mrs. Tadlock's leave, Mr. Oltman took over Varsity while still coaching Fresh-Soph and did a superb job. Riverdale had two girls on the conference team. All Confer- ence: Lisa Bass. Honorable Mention: Reba Young. fr , f 4 T 2' .. s 5 4' X v K' 'gm W' if , 1 1 i f W, 'A :'.' 'it f ' .-, fig? ' x WW' v. 'S at 1 4 S6 25 1 f ff 'Wm L MMM Captain- Danelle Calvert HOW:-Deena Vermeulen M.I.- Jill Hollenback M.V.P.- Danelle Calvert B.O.- Sherri Cathcart B.D.- Sue Griffin, Susan Bernstrom Best Server- Susan Bernstrom Leading Server- Danelle Calvert Freshmen: Il0'Xw-Lavonne DeWiIfond M.l.- Denise Polfliet The Fresh-Soph volleyball team had a very good season this year. ln fact it was the best season they have ever had. The girls worked very hard this year and their hard work paid off- ending the season with a I5-4 record overall. The highlight for the girls was capturing the confer- ence title with a I3-I record. Mr. Oltman said that just the differ- ence of a very few points and they would have gone undefeated. He at- tributes part of the success to the experience the freshmen received in Jr. high. Girls B-Ball Varsity Opp, Fresh-Soph Rams Opp. 46 I5 22 I3 37 22 47 I0 34 6I I9 28 4I 23 49 44 27 4I 5I 45 36 44 43 I7 37 I8 37 55 22 34 47 I8 39 36 26 25 43 3I 48 38 36 48 35 33 2I 72 35 54 34 40 33 5l II 58 55 28 29 Wrestling Varsity Rams Opp. Rock Falls 24 29 Amboy 36 26 Dakota 47 I5 Freeport 35 24 Newman 54 I2 Fulton 47 8 P-Town 37 2l Rockridge 44 I5 Moline 25 28 Savanna 2I 38 Orion 35 23 Geneseo 27 30 Princetown 52 9 Assump. 32 27 Alleman 36 2I Rock Isle. 28 26 Morrison 36 20 Aledo 24 27 Pleast. Val. 36 I2 U.T.H.S. I2 38 Dist. 2nd Sec. 4th St. I2th WE ARE THE CHAMPION Boys Basketball , R-'mf Varsity Orin 42 Rams Opp, Rams Opp' Thompson 57 Rockridge 60 52 Fresh-Soph 35 39 Amb Y 35 Geneseo 69 60 Fresh-Soph P-Town 32 Rook Falls 50 59 Fresh-Soph 40 45 S' Newman 35 North Scott 39 42 Fresh-Soph 5s 50 FWD 35 Erie 56 58 Fresh-Soph 3l 30 ffm 25 Amboy 46 59 Fresh-soph 44 43 I Savanna 36 Morrison 5s 65 Fresh-Soph 64 5s A J0Y 38 Knoxville 8l 53 Fresh-Soph P-Town 3' Rove 58 6' Freshsoph S. Newman 32 Sherrard 54 6I Frost-soph 7l 56 Ta 'P'C 42 Dav. Assump 54 87 Fresh-Soph 50 36 M0 'SO 26 Newman 56 63 Fresh-Soph 52 37 Fulton 26 P-Town 63 66 Fresh-Soph 50 36 E15 , 36 Anomom 38 54 Fresh-Soph 5I 62 M0 'S0 30 Morrison 48 78 Fresh-Soph 50 46 Savanna 1 49 Erie 64 63 Fresh-soph 57 37 535' M0 e 27 Amboy 56 5s Fresh-Soph 52 4I Allemaf' 33 Savana 68 6I Fresh-Soph 60 52 Fulton GI 66 Fresh-Soph 48 48 Rockridge 53 85 Fresh-Soph 48 46 Newman 7I 76 Fresh-Soph 55 47 P-Town 73 59 Fresh-Soph 50 SI Fulton 72 6l Fresh-Soph 50 45 Savanna 56 87 Fresh-Soph 7l 56 Volley Ball Savanna 56 44 J. V Allwood 54 48 Varsity Rams Opp. Rams Opp. 0l'i0f1 Cambridge 2 0 2 0 Thompson 0 2 I 2 Rockridge I 2 I 2 Amboy 0 2 2 0 P-Town 2 I 2 Football Newman 0 2 0 2 Varsity Golf Erie 2 0 2 Rams Opp, Va S'tY Morrison O 2 2 Rockridge I2 I8 Fulton 2 I 2 Sherrard I2 Savanna 2 0 2 P-Town ,S 22 Ragga Ofgg Rock Isl oraorr 1 2 0 2 Morrison 28 8 I57 I62 E . ' Erie 2 0 2 O Fulton I2 2 P-Town 0 2 2 . 6 162 165 Anomon I Erle I4 22 '78 . Morrison I 2 2 0 Newman 44 '60 E' Molme S a 2 0 2 O A 'S I73 ISI A1oao avaml mboy 6 37 '54 '79 Mor . E. Moline I 2 2 r1son 2 164 17s Thompson A 'b0Y 2 O 160 157 Fulton Ful'0 O 2 2 l60 I57 P-Town Eve 2 O 161 153 Fulton Dm' 'S' I59 l78 Thompson I50 I52 Moline I62 I56 Geneseo l65 I73 Walnut A Fresh-Soph I90 I57 P-Town ISO l86 E. Moline 2l6 l94 Aledo I73 227 Morrison I84 2I3 Thompson IS3 I77 Fulton I77 l7l P-Town l35 I72 Fulton l83 220 Thompson ISO I56 Moline I92 I68 Geneseo H T ME WITH OUR BEST SHOT 'W W l98I-82 GBB AWARDS Varsity T Captain - Loorie .lurevitz Best Offensive Player - Monica Fornero y Best Defensive Player me Wanda Mabeus y Most Improved Player -- 'Fracif Daniels Fw Wanda Mabeus an ff 'Ind flfeam All Conference M- 55V'W8I5d3 Mabexis an A 'Honorable Mention All S ffonference -fa Monica Fornezro Fresh'Soph Gaptain .eedodylohman an Best Offensive Player -- Sherri jr-Bnwels ffglg 44: W leT ln A Best Defensive Player - Shelly lg,eWaipwrlght g s S Most improved Player -- Ingrid ,Love IOOZ -4- Shelly Wainwright Front Row: Julie Oney, Denise Lewis, Lorri Jurevitz. Wanda Mabeus, Birgette Klein, Back Row: Traci Daniels, Monica Fornero, Polly Haskins, Pam Sorenson, Sara Fritts, Carmen Espi X Z W, ' l 5 5 Top: Teresa Thompson, Sherri Bowles, Dawn Baltzell. Middlet Coach Kopriva, Jody Lohman, Karen Larson, Wendy Miller. Cathy Leighty, Julius Miller. Bottom: Lynette Turkal, Leslie Cronin. Shelly Wainwright, Kathy Segura, Amy Riley, Ingrid Love M H pi v N' - , A A . '81 VARSITY Front row, Andy Fish, Joe Bell, Rod Morse, Craig Bal- dwin, Tony Albrecht. row: Blake Russell, Groves, Les DeBoard. rin Devinney, Bruce ady, Dave Woodburn. L2 J J A Y WHICH WAY BUT LOO E Back John Dar- Ken- , .ugwim FRESH-SOPH lst row: John Griffith, Chuck Fiser, Derrick Fish. 2nd raw: Jeff VerBeke, Todd DeClercq. Curt Sivertsen, John Breeden, Todd Allen. 3rd row: Nick Wriedt, Alan Falk, Ross Allison, Barry Plumb, Scott Brooks, Shawn Wilder- muth. w--'wen-ng, ,G +45 Fl J ' W ' ,,.' f X n l A - A , cs-,T in L s fg X I lf: IA 4, 1 04' .1 i v any A f. . sy , .. f 2 17,5-xl , . , 5 M 12, X 5 99 1 2 i f-5. - 1 1' X? lx :XSS .f ff 5 S Y, W Q s 5 2 g iw g J i Af X lm :Q A I x, if 4 f 1 :Lai Z' . f, , Y w 1 Q3 'Pf A as A EE? 1 an M A Yu 4 V -I S . .Q -xr lm ,J X K N i 5 'M' N CNF aQ WWMlHjr vil:a4gy,gj'g,p-fmyw, T T L 1 1.5 L 'iff' .41-Q. ,QQ- . ' 41 JUS T THE TWO OF U5 4 W I 4 , if V, In In SW , , t .M 'lm 9 S mueawmma The Riverdale Varsity Wrestling team has a bright year ahead of them. There was stiff competition between weight classes, but the following boys were selected: 98 lbs.-Curt Mooney and John McCooley Cthey will be trading off through the seasonj, IO5-Todd Hamilton, Ill-Brian Maraden, lI9-Daryl Wulf QNeiI Mumma took this spot for a time due to Daryl's broken handj, l26-Toby Loy, I32, Daryl Angaran, IS8-Allen Lanning, I45-Steve Borschel, l55-Greg Mistak, l67-John Lamb, I85-Shane Wildermuth, and heavyweight-Don Lively. Coach Lancaster said that even though the squad is a young one, they have gotten off to a good start with an excellent record of 9-2. They have dominated every team they have wrestled so far this season. One of the state hopefuls this year said, We have a good chance of going I8-2 and if everyone works hard, we'll have twelve guys going to state this year. O' .ca s l b 33' ef -lg kN!! l gmt 1591-9-XTLIITLII AQTUIEVIEEFIEES HOMECOMING NCELEBRAT A ' Q: .W- 5 7 nfl. il? ww 'im A'-I.. .All ll The Homecoming festivites started out with the coronation of the King and Queen, Joe Bell and Laura Jurevitz, crowned by last year's King and Queen, Jerry Groves and Aimee Mumma. Members of the royal court were Kyle Jenkins, Denise Ewing, Toby Loy, and Sara Anderson. Class attendants were: Freshmen - Rod Stiner and Tammy Johannseng Sophomores - Todd Declercq and Pam Wallaceg and Juniors - Steve Borschel and Theresa Stockwell. Following the coronation, the bonfire was held at 6:30 P.M. at Dorrance Park. The R.H.S. band led the school song and brought alive the school spirit. Bright and early Saturday morning the parade, start- ed off another busy day for the Homecoming crowd, as they marched down Main Street. The Homecom- ing game followed at I:3O P.M. Although it was a cold. windy afternoon, the game drew a large crowd. At half-time the winners of the float contest revealed: First Place - Freshmen, Second Place - Sopho- moresf Third Place - Juniors, Fourth Place - Sen- iors. Everyone enjoyed the day even though disap- pointment came when the game ended with Erie on top. Later that evening the traditional Homecoming dance, featuring Diamond Back, held at the high school gym was enjoyed by all. WORK IN ' IN THE OAL MI E5 Y, 1 n , 1, , -1- A I 7 an 4 l lhi .L .K Ev 13 'M A Y ' ,' 2 I f wax, 1 3 F .ff aa 1? Qi? ii X 5-2-il QM' LET THE GGOD TIMES ROLL , A gy.-...l. Q Ji ,'. 5 'wg fu Q I I? L U T L lx . - ' gf -f? Cy.-1 + iv - wx, .li gi? 55,6 H - :L + QL M. L, ' ' i f ' 331 V -QX-L' . Ng 4. 5 51 fi' T T I' X5 571- KV'-ji 'W'UY'r' ff- M 1 X I L3 4. 12 . - x FS, ' ,A v155'31,1,' ,, , A ' 21 A K 8 ' ' I4 if e., .T E -A .mf ,, f scfiwwm, 'L W. A ,. A L if '- QD lip. 1 . ' 3 ., 77 This year's Christmas Concert put on by the high school band and choir was very successful. The band performed such notable songs as Sleigh Ride, Quiet Christmas, Toy SoIdier's March. Miss Pewitt sang O Holy Night, Accompanied by David Wood- burn on the trumpet. The concert choir performed Deck the Halls in 7f8', The Twelve Days After Christmas, and Come to Bethelehemf' The treble choir sang Jingle Bells, Christmas was Meant for Children, and Christ- mas Lullaby, with Holly Kraft on the flute. is W Ps I X --. XX flI5 v Q f Q A ,Q ll 1.9! Y . g ,., -,,, . . - , ,ln :Mg - ' 1, 'TG Z 51-,af Ay.-1 1 , 1- 0 2, A 'la ' is a f .' - ,Q--. .- k 1 y 1. T C x 4, CHRI TMA5 JOY E r . 0 f J ' -.0 J Q5 . GV fr C ., G , b ,L C N v f l GEN TL EMEN PREFER BL ONDES This year's fall play was Anita Loo's Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Mrs. Sharon Riewerts direct- ed the play and Mrs. Michelle Decap assisted in directing. The play is about two young girls and their adventures in France. The play consisted of such veterans of Riverdale's past plays as Dawn Bender, Connie Larson, Don Phillippe, Alan Somers, DaveSweet, Linda Bennett, Sherry Ringberg, Roschelle Vickroy, Dean Bruner, Tonya Lindskog, Pennie Combs, Chuck Peter- son, Amy Riley, Jill Frazier and Bruce Kenady. A few new faces were Karla Crockett, Teresa Stockwell, Paige Chaney, Johnna Kellums, La- don Lively, Tom May, Sandee Simpson, Arne Boling, Melissa Logsdon. :WW F 1 ,Wx 3 xw QW 3 Akyu, -L -.aw 3 - 4 .4 4 ml 4 W 1 W 4 1 4.5 X 53. fa Y if, Q V VI 1 52113 ..-23 0, 5224 ff W S 1 gfffx. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Hot Line - K -- ' ma ,uf wa. vttk,- , www -wma ' ' LN, 21.1f'-wiissigiw -1F15 2? I:w5QfzigM 7 4 ii nw .F ' ' ' I - f V' flfflfzfi Hot Rod Lincoln Bugburban Dirty Back Roads Back in Black GAEEA GA BBE Beat on the Brat TJHE3 BEST QF X f-4-'JQ l Cl 'fftiyxxhxi Freshman class officers: CLeftb Secre- tary of Treasury: Gina Angaran. CMid- dlej President: Shelly Wainwright, Qllightb Vice President: Susie Wancket Colette Adlfinger Mary Ahlf Tim Albrecht Amy Anderson Gina Angaran Linda Angel Dawn Baltzell Perry Barber Michael Bass Gregory Bender Diane Black Dawn Blaszczyk Connie Brown Craig Brown Donald Cabor Jacquelyn Canady Steven Claus Karen Colegrove Troy Cox 84 WHO ARE OU This year's freshman class of l985 were essentially proud of their showing in the Homecoming activities as they won first place in the float building. The freshman sports teams also had a respectable year which show signs of potential and should improve to become top-notch competitors. s 1 a Q ff f i is 7 l E ,A 7? 2? iyttyi ,,. 'A M, X with Karla Crockett Leslie Cronin Thom Danielson Tina Danielson Julie DeBlaey Amy Delacluyse Lavonne DeWilfond Tina Downs Mechele Egan Gregory Eidson Chuck Fedderson Iva Ferrell Rebecca Ferretti Christine Flippo Dana Floyd Roxianne Foster Todd Franklin Tina Franks Kelly Garcia Mary Giesecke Juli Gillespie Melissa Goodwin Scott Graham Brian Hanna Tamara Healy Wade Heinson Richard Hofmann Charla Hollowell Lori Holt Jennifer Huber Chad Hurry David lnskeep Teresa Jacks Lon Jackson David James Tammy Johannsen Brian Johnson Dale Klavon Holly Kraft Martin Laferrara John Lanning Karen Larson Cathy Leighty Marcy Leydens Wilford Long Rick Lyon Traci Malone Tom McChurch 85 Colleen McClain Mike Milam Renee Miller Wendy Miller David Minge Chris Mistak Rod Moffitt Matt Montieth Mark Morris Chris Mose Mandy Moshier Samuel Moyer Jennifer Muckelston Tim Murphy Lora Neer Cindy Olson Denise Overcash Cheryl Parvin Todd Pearsall Jill Pettit Suzie Pettit Lisa Plumb Trina Plunkett Denise Polfliet Denise Pontzius Pam Priebe Deb Randall Scott Riney Pam Ringberg David Roberson Aaron Rohs Darlene Russell Krista Saathoff Rachel Sanchez Scott Schott Barbara Shaffer Lisa Shipman Tina Shipman Tim Smith Jonna Spurgeon Valerie Stahl Nick Staken Rod Stiner Darin Sutton Chad Tanner Emily Tate Todd Taulbee Troy Taulbee ffsssstf ..,- , --,-,- f T --'- -'--- - 55 N . - t sw X ts ss N sf Q is - - em :aa f .x 1 P .,.- ,,-, kk-. k X ' ' it iisss tt C it fig l f P , . 'I .X xi X i X .Q . t an s S X E Xl 1 5311-x . , Mt Teresa Thompson Christine Tomlinson Robert Toppert Robert Turkal Melissa Vandervort Thomas Waggoner Shelley Wainwright Christy Waite Jennifer Wake Suzie Wancket Dan Wassell Rick Wirt Todd Woods Diana Wright Kara Wunderlich Darren Yusko f 4 87 The Sophomores had a good year. They started off the year by electing class officers. Class officers were President Scott Brooks, Vice PreddentShawn VVHdennuth,and Sec.Tres.Beth Foster. A big event for the Sophomores, besides the usual buying of class rings, was the receiving of their drivers licenses. The Sophomores worked very hard on their Homecoming float, they got third in the competition. The Sophomores are said to work hard at any problem that is put before them. Though they enjoyed their year they are looking forward to becoming upper-classmen next year. Todd Allen Ross Allison Darla Ballard Darrin Baltzell Melissa Beert Linda Bennett Steve Bergland Susan Bernstrom Teresa Black Sheryl Bowles James Breeden Scott Brooks Diane Brown Marcia Brown Lisa Burn Sherry Burr Karissa Burrlll Amy Butterfield Danelle Calvert Michele Cardott Craig Casillas Sean Cathcart Sherri Cathcart Paige Chaney Christopher Claus Richard Conant Chad Cribb Kathy Cronin Thomas Day Diane DeBlieck Todd DeClercq Angela Denny Joann Depoorter Anne DeWilfond Jana DeWitte Jim Brown 88 Al 'T OSTOPPI ' SNOW l A g :',.,: ,, 3 1 . , ' 13 3 .... , if S K A' I Z -fs ag l Y 'S -M .ng i Q E V 2 r gy Q . sass ' g sy his X. I l 135 QV 2? 1? 5 . .4 N iw if 4,1 .ss s I . 9 5 l si ' 2 . I . SH . i x it r' ' 'Q is if ff 1 QL si , X K I ali .YT . 1'-isa all N , f.. 'N I , r I i K a l .-N -1 J L, lf' fw- Q1 5. I, N i ,f f X76 6 af ' , ..,1 x ,. Zz, , ku 'MJ 4 Br- 'W 5 xgffiragb gf 1 ,X :S 'Q V I , i i Q. , ' . ' i ,, . 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Mabeus Loren McCord Julie Marie Loy Brian Maraden Taynia McSparin Neal Mllburn agp K Douglas Oney wikis David Earl Miller Carrie Lynn Pearsall Deborah Miller Kay Pearsall Charles Peterson Tim Peterson Mary Phillippe 1 e , , ' FSE? if ' 1 5 11' 3 tk F ' 0 Becky Plavak Tonie Reed n n I n 1 Michelle Reiling 'L -' 1 A , S, ,. f iq 511' ,J -W .- w - ...,.. 3 W ggw ygfy : ag , , - Ill' f, M - X ' Qmgyzs lr 5, ..,. ' - Lorri Sage Shonna M. Scheff Jodee Lynn Schroeder wf,..n, l h A ? , M h n ' 1 W , - - ,1,,, l Jacqueline E. Scqtt Ann Short Sandra K- 5il11PS0I1 1 h 104 h Gary Smeltzly Roger Smith Pamela Lynn Sorensen f U . A Margie .Ioan Speckman Rod Spencer Allen Strassman David Sweet Mike Talbot Diane Lynn Thomas .hm Tnman Stephen H Vandiver QQWQE Q :LM A ,,.. ,.:, Marna Wiklund Craig Worden Leanne Wainwright , , . . K -- E6 73 5 .' 1, 1 F ,- 5 V 1-JC ' , 2, xx 1 Wuxi R, , Q wil? X 6 5 'S- 6 if , -f-'Q N- fix 2, W fig X K M11 K + 'I ,cs A , W' 1 was W ' A V X if F, fx 31,5 ,, -Q L X .. 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SQL 1 1 'fb' BEST QF SPRING AGTIVITIES Tl E FOR ME TO FLY The Close Up Club went to our capital, Washington D.C., under the supervision of Miss Glass. The club had several differ- ent activities to raise money for the trip. They sold pizzas, held concessions, held a bake sale, and had a raffle for a Walk Man cassette player. They also received con- tributions from area businesses. They saw many influential figures, such as Alexander Haig, Tip O'Neil, Ted Kenady, Jim Leach, Tom Railsback and Alan Dixon. sim Miz - jljgnlh Tsa i U 501 Y L 1 l TAKE IT O THE RU Girls Team- L. Jensen, K. Segura. 2nd row- B Lamb, S. Wanckett. D. Bender, C. DeClercq, A. Chiolero. 3rd row- J. DeWitte, D. Beale, A. Knox, C. Parvin. 4th row-K. Crockett. S. Fritts. L. Jurevitz. C. Brown. K. Holtslaw, J. DePoorter, Manager L. Jurevitz. 5th row- Coach Parker, D. Lack, M. Johnson, W. Miller, and D. Randall. Boys Team-lst row- R. Bottorf, B. Robinson, R. Miller, S. Haynes, S. Bergland. 2nd row- D. DeWitt, B. Plumb, S. Wildermuth. D. Soren- sen. Coach Kopriva. .Vi .A s Girls Fulton Relays lOth place Kiwanis Relays 7th place Prophetstown Relays lOth place Savanna lnv. 5th place Riverdale 83, Erie 45 Conference llth place xii Cf? JF Bays 1 Fulton Relays l2th place Savanna Relays 7th place Prophetstown Triangular 3rd place Erie Triangular 3rd place V if -sn x x Savanna Triangular 3rd place A Y Annawana Dual 2nd place Q' 'Q This year's track team was again funded by the Track Boosters. Coaching the girls was Paul Parker. and Mick Kopriva was the coach of the boys' team. The girls' squad was a young one. The outstanding freshmen were: Connie Brown, Wendy Miller, Karla Crockett. and Suzi Wanckett. Their best relay team was the Sprint Medley consisting of Wanckett, Lisa Burn. Brenda Lamb and Lorrie Jurevitz. Coach Parker commented, Brenda Lamb, a junior, is only a first year runner and she is doing a really good job. Her specialty is the quarter mile and she is ex- QQBSDD 'Sf x E 1 1 I sr W. xl . m akdgxllug This year instead of a regular musical the Riverdale public was treated to a variety show entitled Rock around the Fifties. The show mixed music, dance, comedy, and acting to arouse the interest and to entertain the public. The variety show played three nights March 26, 27 and the 28th. Every night brought forth a full house. The cast included: Dianne Beale, Linda Bennett, Dean Bruner, Lisa Bull, Danelle Calvert, Sherri Cathcart, Paige Chaney, Bridget Clay, Chad Cribb, Karla Crockett, Cindy DeShane, Kevin Farraher, Beth Foster, Melissa Franks, Jill Frazier, Jill Hollenback, Bruce Kenady, Holly Kraft, John Lamb, Connie Larson, Kurt LeCIeir, Monica Marshall, Tom May, Cheryl Reveal, Amy Riley, Sherry Ringberg, Alan Somers, Dave Sweet, Rae Taylor, Roschelle Vickroy, Deena Vermeulen, Lori Reiling, Ken Burkett, Lisa Bass, Sandee Simpson, Pennie Combs, Becky Plavak, Reba Young, Sara Fritts, Dawn Bender, Todd Thornbloom, and Arne Boling. The staff included: Sheila Pewitt, Ted Murphy, Cathy Balsar, Traci Dow-Wyatt, Sharon Riewerts, and Andy Apicella. The pit band Nothin' Fancy featheringf Cathy Balsar, Ted Murphy, Doug Duda, Brian Vanspey, and Darin Gritton. The set crew: Dave Sweet, Dean Bruner, Beth Bailey, Rochelle Vickroy, Marna Wiklund, Becky Plavak, Mrs. Dow-Wyatt, and Mr. Apicella. The stage hands: JoAnne Deporter, Marna Wiklund, and Kim Hedden. Publicity: Mrs. Rieverts, Cindy DeShane, Kelly Bowles, and Tonya Lindskog. The lights, Beth Bailey, Dean Bruner, Dave Sweet, and Joe Bell. The sound: David Miller, Gregg McClain, and David Woodburn. The musical arrangements. Ted Murphy. Gini BOOGIE FEVER Spring Fever Week was full of excitement. The week started out with people dressed in Toga's for Toga Day on Monday. Tuesday was Hawaiian Day. Flowers and suckers were sent by friends and admirers to someone special. On Wednesday people got out their sweat shirts. Thursday was back to the 60's with flower children and hippies. Clues were given on this day for mystory people. The week was round- ed up with an auction, selling anything from pop to slaves, who were to do anything their masters de- sired. The grueling Tug-O-War took place - 3rd place going to PTP , 2nd place to The Plow Jocks , and the Champion Tug-O-War team was, The Dudes. 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IL. 523-375l Package Goods - Tap Beer Sandwiches -2 WEWQMYQ 5 APPLE5 APPLE BUTTER SWEET CORN CIDER X HONEY PI 5 Follow Rt. 92 West Turn Off Barstow Rd. South If Miles, W K gf Chaika E I 1 I DEX FRESHMEN Adlfinger, Collette 84 Ahlf, Mary V. 48, 84 Albrecht, Tim 54, 66, 84 Anderson. Amy 55, 75, 84 Angaran, Gina Marie I6, 52, 59, 6l, 84 Angel, Linda Jo 3I. 75. 78. 84 Baltzell, Dawn K. 49, 63, 64, 84 Barber, Perry 84 Bass. Michael S. 84, I4 Bender, Gregory M. 3I, 75, 78, 84, 9l Black. Diane 59, 6I, 66, 84 Blaszczyk, Dawn 84 Brown, Connie 84 Brown. Craig 84 Cabor, Donald C. 84 Canady, Jacquelyn 84 Claus, Steve 84 Colegrove, Karen 84 Cox, Ralph 84 Crockett, Karla 47, 48, 5I, 85 Cronin, Leslie B. 59, 63, 64, 85 Danielson. Thomas 85 Danielson, Tina 59, 85 Deblaey, Julie M, 85 Delacluyse, Amy 85 Dewilfond, Lavonne I6, 49, 59, 6l, 85 Downs, Tina 85 Egan, Mechele R. 9, 59, 85 Eidson, Gregory 3I. 66, 75, 85 Fedderson. Chuck 85 Ferrell. Vera 85 Ferretti, Rebecca 52, 59, 85 Floyd, Dana 49, 50, 59, 85 Foster, Roxianne 76, 85 Franklin, Todd 85 Franks, Tina I2, 85 Gadient, Brian D. 85 Gadient, Paula 85 Garcia, Kelly 48, 85 Giesecke, Mary K. 3I, 48, 75, 78, 85 Gillespie, Juli A. 55, 75, 78, 85 Goderis, Jeff A. Goodwin, Melissa 85 Graham. Scott 85 Hanna, Brian 55. 66, 85 Healy, Tamara L. 85 Heinsen, Wade 57, 76, 85 Hofmann, Richard 85 Hollowell, Charla J. 3I, 48, 75, 85 Holt, Lori 85 Huber, Jennifer 48, 85 Hughes, Bradley A. Hurry, Chad 57, 85 Inskeep, David 76, 85 Jacks, Teresa 85 Jackson, Lon 57, 85 James, David 55, 66, 85 Johannsen, Tammy 59, 72, 74, 85 Johnson, Brian 85 Johnson, Jeffrey Klavon, Dale R. 52, 85 Kraft, Holly 3l, 5I, 85 HE' SO HY Laferrara, Martin W. 57, 85 Lanning, John D. 33, 57, 85 Larson, Karen 85 Leighty, Cathy L. 63. 85 Leydens, Marcella 48, 76, 85 Long, Wilford L. 85 Lyon, Rick 85 Malone, Traci 48. 85 McChurch, Thomas J. 85 McClain. Colleen 75, 86 Milam, Mike 57, 66, 86 Miller, Renee 3I, 78, 86 Miller, Wendy 63, 86 Minge, David 86 Mistak. Chris 3l, 48, 75. 78, 86 Moffitt, Rodney 57, 86 Montieth, Matthew I4, 86 Morris, Mark T. I4, 86 Mose, Christopher W. 86 Moshier, Mandy S. 76, 86 Moyer, Samuel 86 Muckelston, Jennifer L. 86 Murphy, Tim 76 Neer, Lora 76, 86 Olson. Cindy 86 Overcash, Denise 52, 59, 86 Parvin, Cheryl 5I, 76. 86 Pearsall, Todd 3I, 75, 78, 86 Pettit, Jill 29, 86 Pettit, M. Suzie 86 Plumb, Lisa 72, 86, 76 Plunkett, Trina 86 Polfliet, Denise D. 59, 86 Pontzuis, Denise R. 86 Priebe. Pam 29, 86 Randall, Deb 29, 86 Rine. Charles S. 86 Ringberg, Pam 48, 86 Roberson, David SI, 75, 78, 86 Shyest Doug Oney S Bridget Clay Rodgers, Scott Rohs, Aaron M. 86 Russell, Darlene A. 86 Saathoff, Krista 76, 86 Sanchez, Raquel, I6, 86 Schott, Scott 57, 86 Shaffer. Barbara 3l, 48, 75, 86 Shipman, Lisa 86 Shipman, Tina 86 Smith, Michael A. Smith, Tim 57, 66, 86 Spurgeon, Jonna 3l, 48, 75, 78, 86 Stahl. Valerie 86 Staken. Nick 86 Stiner, Rod I4, 57, 72, 86 Sutton, Darin L. 86 Tanner, Chad l9, 86 Tate, Emily 86 Taulbee, Todd 29, 86 Taulbee, Troy 86 Thompson, Teresa 29, 32, 63, 64, 75, 87 Tomlinson, Christine M. Sl, 75, 78, 87 Toppert. Robert C. 87 Turkal, Robert 87 Vandeervort, Melissa A. 87 Waggoner, Tom 87 Wainwright, Shelly M. 9, 63, 64, 77, 84. 87 Waite, Christy Jo 3l. 75, 78, 87 Wake, Jennifer 3I, 48, 75, 78, 87 Wancket, Suzann K. I2, 50, 5I, 59, 84, 87 Wassell, Dan 3l, 66, 75, 78, 87 Wildermuth, Connie M. 48 Wirt. Richard W. 87 Woods, Todd E. 4I, 75, 78, 87 Wright, Diana E. 87 Wunderlich. Kara M. 5l, 87 Yusko, Brian J. Yusko, Darren A. 87 Allen, Todd 27, 88 Allison, Ross M, 65, 88, IO7 Ballard, Darla R. 88 Baltzell, Darrin I2, 57, 88 Beert, Melissa D. 88 Bennett, Linda A. SI, 48, 5I, 78, 88, I07 Bergland, Steven 3l, GG, 75, 78. 88 Bernstrom, Susan I2, 50, 5l, 59, GI, 78, 88, I22 Black, Teresa 24, 33, 88 Bowles, Sheryl 36, 88 Breeden, James 57, 65, 88 Brooks, Scott 65, 88 Brown, James D. I2, l07 Brown. Marcia M. 88 Burn, Lisa 88 Burr, Sherry 5l, 88 Burrill, Karissa 23, 5l, 88 Butterfield, Amy 52, 88 Calvert, Danelle I2, 50, 5l, 59, GI, 78, 88 Cardott, Michele 88 Casillas, Craig 57, 78, 88 Cathcart, Sean 88 Cathcart, Sherri GI, 78, 88, IO7 Chaney, Paig I2, 27, 50, 5I, 59, 6l, 78, 88 Claus, Christopher 74, 88 Conant, Richard 57, 88 Cordray, Charles Cribb. Chad 57, 78, 88 Cronin, Kathy 76, 88 Day, Thomas 57, 74. 88 Deblieck, Diane 29, 48, 88 Declerco, Todd 65, 72, 88 Denny, Angela I2, 33, 37, 50, 5l, 88 Depoorter. Joann 75, 78, 88 Dewilfond, Anne 37, 88 Dewitte, Jana 59, GI, 88 Dillin, Dale 88 Ditto, Tina 23, 89 Doty, Karlene 89 Dufur. Faith R, 23, 5I, 89 Dwinnells, Joanne IG, 89 Egan, Julie M. 89 Falk, Alan 65, 89 Farraher, Kevin 23, 3l, 78, 89 Fiser, Chuck 29, 54, G5, 67, 89. IO9 Fish, Derrick 27, 29. G5, 89 Fornero, Monica 3l, 63, 78, 89 Foster, Elizabeth 50, 52, 74, 78, 89 Franks, Melissa 29, 5l, 74, 78, 89, I22 French, Dee Ann SI, 74, 78, 89 Gentry, Michelle L. I2, 57, 75, 76. 89 Gosa, David 89 Griffin, Sue I2, 59, GI, 89 Griffith, John 89 Griffith, Sheryl 89 Hardy, Lesa 89 Haynes, Scott 89 Holland, Jerrin 89 Hollenback, Jill 59, GI, 89 Holstalw, Karen 52, 76, 89 Holt, Cynthia 89 SOPHOMORE5 Inskeep, William M, 57, 89 Johnson, Dianna 89 Johnson, Marina I6, 3I, 75, 78, 89 Jones, Julie 89 Jones, Kimberly 36, 37, 89 Kindred, Cynthia S. 52, 89 Knox, Audra 77, 89 Lack, Debra Lange, Troy 89 Logsdon, Melissa 3I, 50, 52, 76, 77, 78, 9 Lohman, Jody 23, 48, 63, 64, 76, 78, 89 Love, Ingrid 3l, 63, 64, 75, 89 Lowing, John Bruce Lyon, Russell 57, 89 Marshall, Monica 23, 29, 49, 5l, 78, 89 McClain, Timothy 66, 75, 78, 89 McCooley, John 29, 89, IO7 Melton, Kevan Mink, Nicki 89 Mooney, Curt 57, 89 Morgan, Bruce A. Morris, Steve Moss, Patrick 89 O'Brien, Matthew 57, 90 Paaske. Joan I2, 52, 59, GI, 89, 90 Phillips, Pamela 76, 90 Plavak, Lisa I6, 3l, 52, 75, 78, 90 Plumb, Barry 33, 49, 57, 65, 78 Plunkett, Phillip 90 Reimers, Peter 90 Riley, Amy 36, 63, 64, 76, 79. 80, 90 Ringberg, Sherry I2, 52, 76, 77, 78, 90 Rohs, Anthony 90 Sanders, Karen 90 Schneider, Karen I9, 90 Searl, Mark 90 Segura, Kathi 29, 33, 63, 64, 90 Sharp, Amy I9, 52, 90 Shrum, Dale I9, 90 Sivertsen, Curtis W. 55, 65, 78, 90 Slaughter, Chris W. 57, 90 Smith, Christie M. l5, 90 Smith, Shane Sorensen, Daniel 3l, 57, 78, 90 Stuhr, Russell 57, 90 Talbot, Mary I9, 37, 90 Tanner, Daniel 90 Taylor, Lourae I2, 52, 78, 90 Thomas, Bruce 90 Turkal, Lynette 3l, 63, 64, 75, Verbeke, Jeff 65, 90 90 Vermeulen, Deena 52, 59, GI, 78, 90, Vincent, Jana 37, 90 Vroman, Danette I9, 48 Vroman, Kevin 90 Waldbusser, Timothy Wallace, Pamela I2, 36, 37, 59, 90, II4 Wiklund, Michael 33, 78, 90 Wildermuth, Debra Wildermuth, Shane I2, 29, 33, II4 Wildermuth, Shawn 3l. 65, 67, I07, I22 Williams, Shalaina 90 Winters, Gregory 90 Wriedt, Christian 52, 90 6l, 78, 46, 74, 78, 90, Wriedt, Nicholas 23, 49, 65, 90 Young, Kurt 25, 3l, 75, 77, 78, GE T AROU D 90 II4 90, .IUNIORS Anderson, Denise 74, 9I Anderson, Diane M. Anseeuw, Patricia J. 52, 59, 60, 9l, II6, I22 Baff, Shari I8, 40, 52, 9l Bailey, Beth I6, 20, 79, 9I Baldwin, Craig I3, 56, 65, 66, 67, 75, 9I, I07 Barber, Alvin 9l Bartsch, Sabrina B. Beale, Dianne 36, 5l, 78, 9I, III Beert, Jodie IS, 37, 9I Bender, Dawn 52, 79, 80, I22 Biehler, Christine 78, 9I Boling, Arne 47, 9I Borschel, Steven 2I, 34, 36, 4l, 49, 72, 9I Bottorff, Randy I3, I8, 9I Bowles, Kelly 36, 9I Broline, Andrea 36 Brown, Bonita 9I Brown, Diana F. 88 Brown, Melissa 9I Bull, Lisa 2I, 36, 50, 75, 76, 9I Burkett, Kenneth I5, IS, 2I, 9I Canny, Roger Chiolero, Ann 47, 9l Combs, Pennie 78, 80, 9I Converse, Sherri 2I, 5I, 9I Creen, Lisa 20, 40 47, 49, 52, 9I, II6 Dailey, Rodney 9I Daniels, Traci L. I5, I8, 40, 50, 75 Deblaey, David I8 Declerco, Christine 2I, 36, 9I, I07, II4 Deppe, William 37 Deshane, Cindy I2, I5, 36, 5l, 78, 9I Dewitt, Darrell 92 Dewitte, Connie I7, -0, 40, 5I, 59, 60, 92 II4, I22 Doyle, Gary I4, I8, 92 Egan, Paula A. I7, 92 Ferretti, Debora 43, 52, 78, 92 Fincher, Randall 55, 92 Fish, Andy I3, I8. 36, 65, 66, 67, 92. I07 Fitch, James 92 Francis. Andy 92, II4 Garrett, Tracy 2I, l07, II6 Geiger, Cynthia 59, 60, 74, 76, 92, II6, l2l Groves, John 65, 92 Haskins, Polly I3, 34, 92, I22 Hedden, Kimberly 49, 92 Holevoet, Garth 92 Hollister, Craig 92 Husted, Christine 92 Ingalls. Sheryl 92 Jackson, Leland 92 Kellums, Johnna 76, 78, 92 Kettering, Brian 29, 92 Kinkade, Sherry 52, 92, Knapp, Roger I4, 46, 92 Knight, Tammy I6, 40, 92 Knight, Tammy l6, 40, 52, 92 Lamb, Brenda 62, III BETTY DAVIS E YES Shonna Scheff And Bruce Kenady Lanning, Jerry A. I3, 29, 49, 92, I20, II9 LeCleir, Kurt 2l, 24, 47, 75, 76, 78, 92, II4, II6 Lewis, Denise I5, 20, 3l, 44, 49, 75, 78, 92, II4, I22 Lively, Kelly 52, 78, 92 Long, Brenda 89 Lowing, Heather Marie 92 Lyon, Deanna 92 Mabeus, Wanda 36, 37, 50, 59, 92, II4 Matheis, Mark 36, 92 May, Thomas 33, 54, 76, 92, I McCarty, James 92 McCooIey, Mark 35, 49, 92 McCormick, Shane 58, 92, II6 McKay, Kevin 9- Milburn, Paul 92 Miller Miller Miller 1 1 , Darryl 3I, 44, 75, 78 Donald 92 Douglas I4, 92 Miller, Lori 92 Miller, Russell I3, 92 Miner, Richard 92 Mistak, Gregory I3, 92, II4 Moffitt. Lisa 92, II6 Moore, Joseph A. 92 Morse, Rodrick 65, 93 Moshier, Melissa 93 Mumma. Kathryn I2, l8, 40, 59, 60, 74, 93 Mumma, Neal I3, 93 Olson, Kenneth 93 Oney, Julie 93 Pettit, Jeffrey I4, II4 Phillipe, Donald I8. 34, 4I, 45, 93 Plumb, Lori 76, 93 Reiling, Lori 29, 50, 5I, 59, 60. 75, 93 I6 63, 75, Remour, Karen 3l, 35, 78, 93 Reveal, Cheryl 2I, 50, 74, 75, 78, 93 Reynolds, John C Robinson, Brian 93 Robinson, Lorri 20, 29, 4l, 43, 93 Russell, Blake 48, 65, 7I, 93. I22, I20, II9 Sanchez, Richard 93 Schutts, Jill I3, 93, I22 Shadrick, Margo I2, I6, 50, 93 Shull, Christi 93 Smith, Douglas I8, 33, 93 Somers, Alan I8, 78, 80, 93 Spoon, Dana R. Stockwell, Theresa 24, 40, 72, 74, 93, II4 Strandgard, Karyn 20, 4I, 43, 93 Sullivan, Cassandra S. 93, II6 Thornbloom, Todd 2I, 4I, 93 Van Pelt, Beth I2, I3, 33, 52, 59. 60, 93 Vance, Randy 93 Vandyke, Beth 36 Vanwatermeulen, John 93 Vickroy, Roschelle 3I, 47, 48, 78, 80, 93, I22 Voltz, Barry IS, 93 Wainwright, Michael 29, 36, 93 Watters, Bradley 93 Weatherington, David 93 West, Jackie 93 West, Mike 93 Woodburn, David 29, 3I, 45, 58, 65, 7I, 67, 78, II4, 93, I07 Wright, Jodi 3I, 48, 52, 78, 93, III SENIOR Albrecht, Anthony 3I, 54, 55, 65. 67, 75, 94,' IO7, II6, I22, I23 Allison, Beth 47, 94, I22. I23. II8, l20 Anderson, Kevin 43, 94 Anderson, Sara 73, 74, 94, II6, II9 Angaran, Daryl 27, 58, 74, 94, I23 Bailey, Daniel 94, I23 Barr, Perry 27, 54, 55, 95 Bass, Lisa I8, 49, 5l, 59, 60, 74, 95, I07, II4, II6 Behrendt, Gordon C. I7, 42, 95, II6, I23, I2O Bell. Joe I7, 49, 65, 66. 67, 74, 95, IO7, II4. I23 Bier, Carl 95 Brown, John E. 95, I23 Bruner, Lisa 96 Bruner, Dean 40, 44, 45, 48, 55, 73, 75, 78, 79, 95, I22, I23, l25, II8 Butterfield, Sherrie 96, I23, I20 Canady, Charles Churchill, Raymond I23 Clay, Bridget 78, 96, I23, II8 Converse, Phillip 96 Craig, Bradley 4l, 96, I23 Craigmiles, Julie 46, 96 Creen, David 96, II6, I23 Culp, Julie M. 78, IO2, l2l Deblieck, Sue 97, I23 Deboard, Leslie 65, 66, 97, I07 Dennison, Julie A. 97, I23 Devinney, Darren W. 65, 66, 67, 97, IO7, II4 II6 DeWiIoond, Dwanna I6, 97, I23 Espi, Carmen 72, 97, II9 Floyd, Michelle 98, I23 Foster, Alec 54, 55, 98 Fox. Jodie L. I0, 48. 98, I23 Frazier, Jill 43, 48, 5l, 76, 98, I23 Friedrichsen, Diana 46, 98, I23, II9 Fritts, Sara 3I, 63, 75, 98, I23, l2I, II9 Green, Raymond I7, 98, I23 Griffith, Scott B. 55, 98, l07, I23 Guinn, Ronda 99 Hamilton, Todd A. 33. 99 Hart, Fred I4, 36, 99, I23 Heeren, Vaugh 99, I23 Holland, Beri 46, 99, II6, I23 Holt. Kevin 49, 66, 99, II4 Houzenga, Susan I7, 76, 99, I23 Lack, Derrick I7, 42, lOl, II6. I23 Lamb, John 33, 58, 92, IOI Lange, Tammy IOI, I23 Lanning, Christine l0l Larson, Connie 45, 47, 49, 78, 80, IOI, I22, I23, II8, II9 Leighty, Wendy 78, IOI Lindskog, Tonya 44, 47, 48, 52, 75, 77, 78, Day, Robert 58, 97 Delacluyse, Tony 97 Ewing, Denise 74, 97 Hudson, Valerie 99 Husted, Christopher 48. 7I, I00 Leighty, Wendy 78, IOI McCord, Loren I02 Miller, Debra 20, 3I, 4l, 78, l03, II8 80, l0I, l28 Pearsall, Kay IO3, I22 Litchfield, Lois 9, IO2, I23 Peterson, Charles 3l, 44. 45, 48, 7I, 7 Lively, Ladon I5, 42, IO2, II6 80, l03, I22, II8 Loy, Toby 33, 56, 73, 74, IO2, I23 Phillippe, Mary 20, 4l, 78, I03 Mabeus, Jeffrey l02 Schroeder, Jodee l04. II8 Mabeus, Tammy Thomas, Diane I05 Maraden, Brian IO2, I23 Wainwright, Leanne IO6 Mathena, Theresa A. 9, I23 Tilman, James IO6 McClain, Gregory 45, 48. 7I, 75. 78, I02, IO7, I23 McSparin, Taynia IO2, I23 Milburn, Neal l03, I23, I2l Apicena' Andy 77 Miller, David I8, 45, 48, 7I, 79, l03, I23 Ben, Joe 25' 50, 49, 5167, 72, 73, '38 Oney, Douglas I03, I23 Pearsall, Carrie 48, lO3, I23, I2I Peterson, Timothy IO3 Plavak, Rebecca IO4, I23 Reed, Tonie IO4, II6 Reiling, Michele IO4, II6, I23 Sage, Lorri IO4, I23, I2I Scheff, Shonna 5l, IO4 Scott, Jacqueline 42, l04 Short, Ann 42, IO4, I23 Simpson, Sandra I2, 24, 76, 80, I04, I07, I23 Smeltzly, Gary I05, I23 Smith, Roger 4I, I05, I23, l2l Sorensen, Pamela 3I, 44, 59, 60, 63, 75. 78, 82, I05, I22, I23, II9 Speckman, Marjorie 3l, 44, 75, 78, I05, I22, I23 Spencer, Rodney IO5, IO7, II6. I23 Strassman, Alan I5, 37, I05, I23 Sweet, David 24, 3l, 58, 75, 78, 82, I05, I07, I23 Talbot, Michael I05, I23 Temple, Janet A. 2I Vandiver, Stephen H. 78, I06, I07, II6, I22, Bodine, Jim 8, 27 Brinkmeier, Wayne I9, 54, 55, II8 Carbee, Jack 32, 67, IO7 Carpenter, Debbie 5 Clendenin, Zoe 7 Dirks, Dan 32, 33, 82, IO7 Dow-Wyatt, Traci 2I Frank, Betty 32 Fritz, Bea 22 Gillespie, James 7, II6, II8 Glass, Jolene 36, 47, 77 Hamilton. Rick IO, 38, 76 Howard, Bob I4, 46 Kertz, Cheryl I8, II6 Knight, Thelma 2l, 4l, 77, II8 Lancaster, Jerry 36, 37, 74 Lenski, Elizabeth 2l Martin, Cathy I6 McFadden, Jill 77. II8 Meyers, Paul 36, 63, 76 Michel, Morgan 27 Murphy, Ted 78, 86 Oltman, Dan 28, 29. 59, 6l. IO7 Palmer, Dorothy 7 I23 Wiklund, Marna I5, 32, 43, 5l, 78. I06, IO7. I23, I27 Worden, Craig IO6, I23 Wright, Darla 78, IO6 Wulf, Daryl D. IO6, I23, I28, l30 Young, Reba 59, Parker, Paul 28, 29 Pellenteir, Marie 5 Pewitt, Sheila 77, 78, II8 Porter, Chris 26 Riewerts, Sharon 2l, 40, 48, 77, II8, II9 Rollerson, Barbara 8, 48, 7I Rucker, Dennis 4 Simmons, Hugh I6 Tadlock, John I5 60, IO6 Howafd' PM EARLY GRADUATES Huber, Deborah 43, 99, I23 Tadlock, Kathy 28, 59 Hugart, Beth 50, 75. I00 AHIHOHY, Karen 94 Thomas, Linda 34 Hutton, Robert M. I23 Bafbeff Cynthia 95 VerCautren, Virginia 8 lnskeep, Wade Jr. 36, I23 Bruner, I-ISS 96 Jacks, Angela IO0, I23 Coder, Deborah 59, 60, 96, l30 Jackson, Leroy I00, I23 Jenkins, Kyle 74, I23, lm Jensen, Elizabeth I2, 50, 5l, 59, 60, lm, IO7, II4, I23 . Johnson, Douglas l00, I23 Jurevitz, Laura I2, 27, 44, 49, 59, 63, 64, 72, 73, 74, I00, I23, I38, II8 Kahl, Barry I4, lm Kenady, Bruce 24, 49, 65, 66, 67, 77, 78, lOl. IO7, II4. I23, I27, II9 Klein, Birgette 72, IOI, I23, II9 4 Knudsen, Anne M. I23 Ans. to P. I44- Answer page I44 - I. Sue Houzenga 2. John Lamb 3. Diana Wright 4. Gordy Behrendt 5. Joanne Dewinnells 6. John Brown 7. Ladon Lively 8. Dean Bruner 9. Tina Franks I0. Margie Speckman ll. Shonna Scheff I2. Denise Overcash I3. Craig Baldwin I4. Sandee Simpson I5. Liz Jensen I6. Dan Bailey I7. Ist row: Bruce Kenady, John Enright, Tony Albrecht, Gary Smeltzly, Brian Maraden, Jeff Mabeus, Joe Bell 2nd row: Traci Nitz, Alec Foster, Bob Day, Doug Johnson, Rick Maharry, Chuck Calvert, Sandee Sim-son 3rd row: Mr. Blomgren, Alan Strassman, Dave Stefco, Tim Peter- son, John Lamb, Ladon Lively, Dave Sweet IS. Lisa Creen, I9. Jodi Wright 20. Beth Bailey 2l. Michele Egan 22. Julie Egan 23. Paula Egan 24. Teresa Stockwell. i I ,aiw ,I