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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1984 volume:

RAMBLER 1984 Riverdale High School 9622-256th N. Port Byron, IL. 61275 Volume XXIII RHS m y 'MMR ggi ? R-fe 5- X + A X 1 4 fit 'E A 5RC1usH- -Q i I j if .. 'Q' X E frwii M V 67 diy I1 X WU Ii' 'lf' .J kj Q ii -4 - - I n : : 3 43 e : : X K is is I I -1 45 . I : ii ii - R H - l . . I if 1 N ' I 2 f i!! f . . img, a 1 1 : - '11 i?'E. d a ll 1' I I . T' ' , I : RAMBLER CONTROL GUIDE on-Off Closses Brightness Acode Fine Tuning ron spof 5 A VOlUfT'le Winter Sports 6 A t COnfl'0Sf Spring Sp t 6 At t Chonnels ofgomz f 5-34 35-50 51-78 79-98 99-120 121-131 HE MAN Riverdale had its own resident artist this year, his name is Rikk Conant, a senior at Riverdale High. Rikk painted many picturc. in the cafete- ria and around the school as part of Dr, Rucker's school beautification project. He also drew and designed a cari cature of the 1984 senior class which the Close Up Club then sold to raise funds for their trip to Washington. Rikk spread himself thin all year long: he not only did the above- mentioned projects, he also drew and designed the cover and division page arts for the 1984 Rambler Yearbook . . , This page isjust to thank Rikk for all the hard work he's put into everyth- ing he has done for the Yearbook, Close Up Club, and most importantly the school. Top Left' One of the many school beautification pro- jects Rikk has painted. Top Right: Rikk, drawing a di- vision page for the year- book. Left: Rikk Conant, showing off the picture he drew of this year's senior class. ..84,, OF THE CLASS CIIASSIEY I - :-5353? Q 515555 Kia! .-KZ ' V, X f??5'4 ' 'S X1 'J :xx g I . Q Qi- '5 k J u I R 4 K MO! L f , 1W X A - 1 XJ H '- TN- .--T:-' , ,L N-A f -k - k':':':'1'S:5'x ' 'far Y 'fir-Erzzgsg s ' sktgsgqfgt Y ,Qc .L - X -X 'fu l J 554 5 f +-QQ X- as--f X ' in ' - , . . X W SH , 7 u XFQ S SX? Q X X 5. ? , X 'N 1' s N 3 'V 4 1 1' Q g! S Q-1 ,9 Q' X -N ,fffnlm S lf, QM' ' Y I ipaq lf W . Q . f P ' , K ' : sl , ' vi . X .- f Q .-2. ' K X ee: , N fe 35 li 'W I E' if ff X: fx 1 1 I 6 Classes Todd Angry Allen Sue Ann Griffin Bailey Darla R, Ballard Todd would like to be a construction worker and o self made mllllonarre Sue would be happy to be a good wlfe and mother Darla wants to be o fashion deslgner Darrin hopes to be o professional foot Q ball player or a businessman Mlssy plans to go unto the Navy Llnda ls going on to college and then hopes to be In o band Steve Is golng to go to Blackhawk col lege and then become o machrnrst Susan hopes to become o certlfled pub llc accountant Darrin Chrlstopher Baltzell Meligsq Dawn Been lim. Undo A- Dennen Steve T. Bergland Susan Lynn Bemgm-,m N 1 Teresa Marie Black Scott R Brooks 'YEA K Jlm D. Brown Sherrl Bowles Teresa ls planning on moving to Florida and someday becoming Mrs. Robert Hutton. Sherri plans on becoming a sec- retary. Jim ls golng ln the Army for 3 years then he's going to col- lege. Sean plans on bumming around for a year then go into the Navy. Jlm wants to become a welder. Lisa is plannlng on attending college and majoi in busi- ness. Sherry wishes to become a cos- metologlst. James Duane Breeden Sean Brooks Llsa Ann Burn Sherry Dawn Burr Classes 7 8 Classes :f.::.1:y:asf9-Emir'-:.-ggrkg: .lrr.- . , in , ..,, ,... . wiv rw , rg 121' 05, . -.-- , W is -.,, Q-gr. fffxl ff ' A - Vi Q15 Q5 '- w e Q mag, I figs 5 fi? ,K L , Q1 9? A 2 ,Q N ,E r ,iris f 61 4, M-fit 1 .H 5 f 43,2 fr W, :rl 'f1,-at . it 1 fi 1523! rt M +-img 2 A J Mi is Q if: its as ff E 42. ' ad mam v, ., 5 K it vit 3, Amy S. Butterfield Danelle Renae Calvert Craig Anthony Caslllas Amy wishes to become a Certified pub- llc accountant. Danelle plans to go into Business or I h. Journalism Cralg hopes to get Into Radio or T V announcing Sherri would like to finish at Blackhawk Arizona St Col pursuing a career in and then go to Paige plans on Polltlcal Science Craig wants to Photographer Chris future plan Includes becoming r c Rlkk dreams of becoming a missionary. become a Freelance Sherri Lyn Cothcorf Paige Allison Chaney Craig Claeys Christopher Scott Claus ' Richard S. Conant Myrlom Soroya Dobdoub Todd E. DeCIercq Thomas A. Day Dlane C. DeBlleck Sorayo would like to become an Eng- Ilsh Teacher. Tom hopes to go into Mechanical Engl- neerlng. Dlane wants to pursue a career In Re- tall and Marketlng. Todd wlll begin his future In farmlng after graduation. Angle plans on becoming Mrs James the Bank Teller Joann dreams of becomlng on Account Ing Speclallst Anne wishes to go to college and mo jor In Business Jana hopes to become a Word Proces- sor Speclallst Joann DePoorter Anne Marle Dewllfond Jana Lynn DeVille Classes 9 10 Classes Dale F. Dlllin Alan Lee Falk Karlene Doty Falth Robin Dufur Dale would like to become a welder Karlene wlshes to become an elemen tary teacher Robm Is going to become a lashron merchandlser Alan is planning on becomlng a farm Kevrn rs going Into the military service Chuck ls going on to the Unlversrty of Illlnols and then he plans to become o professional golfer Derrrck hopes to become a constructron worker Monlca wishes to be an accountant Chuck Fise' Derrick Fish Monlca Fornero Ellzobeth Ellen Foster Mlchelle Lynne Gentry Mellssa June Franks Deth wlshes to become an executlve secretary Mellssa wants to go on to college to study engineering Dee Is planning on golng on to college to become a commerclal artlst Mlchelle ls golng to become a parole John ls golng to attend a trade school Sheryl wishes to pursue a musical ca reer Jett plans on becomlng a dlsc jockey Dee Ann French Davld J. Gosa John H. Grlfflth Sheryl 5. Griffith Jefhey D' Hon Classes 11 Scott N. Haynes Karen Holstlaw Jerrin Jay Holland Scott wrshes to become a Mechanrcal Englneer Jerrln wants to be a Police Officer Jlll plans to be a Business Manager Karen wishes to become an Accoun tant Monty is gorng to enlist rn the Navy Marina wants to be an Arrllne Steward ess Michelle would like to become a Fash ion Merchandrser Julle wants to be a Special Educatron teacher Marina Jane Johnson Michelle Johnson Jlll A. Hollenback Monty lnskeep Julie Ann Jones Cindy Kindred Jody Johmon Troy E. Lange Cindy is planning on becoming a cos- metoliglst. Troy ls going to inlist in the Army. Melissa wants to become a legal secre- tory. .lody would like to be a fashion mer- chondlser. lngrld wishes to be o dental assistant. Rusty would like to pursue being a po- Ilce officer. Monica would like to pursue o medical career and attend the University of llll no s Tim wants to become a dentist Melissa G. Logsdon Ingrid Marle Love Russell L. Lyon Monica llae Marshall Tim0fhY 5h0Wf'l Mfclaif Classes 13 J Classes John David McCooIey Nlkl Lynne Mink A Steve Morris Kevan Melton John plans to attend Augustana and become a lawyer Kevan s plans are unknown Lorl wants to work with animals Nlkl s plans aren t known Curt would llke to try out for the Olym plc baseball team Steve will become a dlver Pat hopes to become a professional boxer Matt ls gqlng into bullflghtlng. Patrlck Edward Moss ay? w , 'ffine ga f W Lori Lee Miller Curt Gerald Mooney Matthew Joseph O'Brien Joan l-Yfme P00919 Pamela Sue Phillips Liso Lynn Plavak Barry Alon Plumb Amy L. Riley Joan will be attending the Unlverslty ol Iowa this fall Pam hopes to become a social worker Lisa Is planning to attend AIC to be come on odmmtstratlve assistant Barry wlll enroll in college Peter ls golng to become a pharmacist Amy asplres to become a psychologrst Sherry wlll attend Western and be come an accountant. Tony has enlisted in the Army. . Peter C. Relmers Sherry Lynn Ringberg Anthony Robert Rohs X Classes 15, I6 Classes, Mark Bradley Schall Karen Nicole Schneider Mark T Searl Mark's golng to a chrlstlan college. Karen s goal is to be a cosmetologlst. Mark s going to Black Hawk College to be a Pharmaclst. . Kathi wants to be a Cruise Director. Amy Is going to Black Hawk College to be a Secretary. Sally ls going back to Japan and back to School. Dale wants to go to an auto mechanics school. Curt wants to race cars, be a vldeo producer, and a radlo D.l. Kathryn M Segura Amy Diane Sharp n ' Sally Shlmada Dale Shrum Curtis W Slvertsen Chris Wayne Slaughter Christine Marie Smith Daniel L. Sorensen Chrls is going to University of II. and will be majoring in Pre Med. Christie Is going to Western to get her bachelors, then train to be a flight at- tendant. -, Danny plans to goto St. Ambrose and work In Business Administration. Rusty hasn't yet decided. Mary has dreams she hopes will come true flrst. then she'lI go from there. Rae is going to University of Iowa, to traln In the field of Osteopathy Bruce wants to be a Diesel Mechanic Lynn wants to get Into the field of com puters Rusty Stuhr MOFY A- Talbot Loukae Lynn Taylor Bruce D. Thomas Lynnette D. Turkal Classes 18 Classes Jeffrey Allan VerBeke Deena Marie Vermeulen Jeno K- Vincen' Danette Marie Vroman Timothy Lee Waldbusser .leff plans to attend DlackHawk and marry Chris Wrledt Deeno wants to become a cosmetolo ist Jana would like to go to secretarial college Danette Is going into computers and accounting Kevin wants to be a husband. Tim hopes to go into the navy. Lissa is undecided. Pam plans to be Mrs. Smith, the legal secretary. Lissa Mea Waldron Kevln L. Vroman Pamela Jean Wallace al K 5 to f on Mlchael David Wlklund Shalaina Joyce Wllllams Shane Evan Wildermuth Mike wants to Go with the flaw Shane plans to go unto the AirForce Shawn will attend the University of IL Shalalna wants to teach Pre School Chrls plans to attend AIC and get a job In the secretarlal fleld Nlck wlll attend college majorlng in englneerlng Kurt plans to attend technlcal school and become a C.P.A. Nicholas Leroy Wrledt Kurt Alan Young Shawn Eric Wildermuth fi , wg ' Chrlstlan Kay Wriedt Senlor class omcers: President-Pam Wallace. Vice President-Rlkk Conant Secretary, Treasurer-Chris Slaughter. Classes Mary Ahlf Tim Albrecht Gina Angaran Linda Angel Dawn Daltzell Perry Barber Greg Bender Diane Black Don Cabor Jackie Canady Steve Claus Karen Colegrove Mark Cook Danielle Courter Troy Cox Karla Crockett Leslie Cronin Tom Danielson Tina Danielson Amy Delacluyse LaVonne DeWilfond Tina Ditto Tina Downs Chris Doyle Mechele Egan Greg Eidson Chuck Fedderson Vera Ferrell Decki Ferretti Dana Floyd Leslie Cronin - What a PRETTY Smile. Holly Kraft and Katy Gresecke are showing their artistic talents. 20 Classes Q ,. A K, . K: t xx: R 'ara 3 X? rr Y A sf Fi 'J ef as is X552 is 'K Q x Tl' Roxianne Foster Todd Franklin Tina Franks W Kelly Garcia Katy Giesecke Juli Gillespie l i l i r Jeff Goderis Melissa Goodwin Ashish Gopal , Scart Grahman 1 Brian Hanna Tammy Healy Wade Heinsen Eddie Hoff Richard Hofmann Charla Hollowell Lora Half Chad Hurry David lnskeep Teresa Jacks Lon Jackson David James Brian Johnson Dale Klavon Holly Kraft Marry LaFerrara John Lanning Karen Larson Cathy Leighfy Marci Leydens In I-11. W 'Wm viii if: m -3-2 If ,. S by ffl nr' . ii picture 1 I don't know how ro fix it.?.? said Dana picture 2 I do?? replied Ashish X my I ' MM. .an- Classes 21 ,A 'UA'- iavwi J Wil Long Rick Lyon Traci Malone Colleen McClain Mike Milam Darian Miller Wendy Miller Teresa Moberg Rod Moffitt Matt Montieth Mark Morris Chris Mose Mandy Moshier Sam Moyer Jennifer Muckelston Tim Murphy Cindy Olson Denise Overcash Cheryl Parvin Todd Pearsoll Jill Pettit Lisa Plumb Trina Plunkett Denise Polfliet Pam Priebe Danelle Courter Pam Ringberg Aaron Rohs Darlene Russell Krista Saathoff QNNN x ' 9 if 989 ia is Above: Brian Hanna and Mike Milam Above right: Katy Giesecke and Holly Kraft U Below right: Chorla Hollowell and Holly Kraft - -.., gj ' 49 rl 1 is s' L? is 873 22 Classes -I shui wav Karla Crockett Tom Danielson Krista Saathoff , l I B'--fi fl T 'g yy , lll S 'll' ,p , ffl, i lip l is VN WL: Scott Schott Barb Schaffer Lisa Shipman Tina Shipman Mike Smith Tim Smith Jonna Spurgeon Val Stahl Nick Staken Rod Stiner Darin Sutton Em Tate Todd Taulbee Troy Taulbee Teresa Thompson Rob Toppert Robert Turkal Missy Vandervort Tom Waggoner Shelley Wainwright Christy Waite Jennifer Wake Darren Walters Suzie Wanckett Donny Wossell Sally White Rick Wirt Diana Wright Kara Wunderlich Classes 23 RENEE ELIZABETH MILLER , ' gi, ' gl . 4223, Vi! Q22 You left so suddenly we didn't have a chance to say good-bye. We hope you know we miss you a lot and our lives are sort of empty now. You were a great friend and we're glad you touched our lives. lt's hard to realize that you'll never be back - Never there to tell us jokes and make us laugh. Never there to share our se- crets and our dreams. Never there to plan our future and cry about our past. You left so suddenly, but someday we'Il meet again. written by: Diane Black S E S ,MAN 2 2 3 4 i i E X 2 l l f 5 5 On August 9, 1983, Renee Miller passed away. She died suddenly in her home, after a heart fibrillation. Renee was sixteen years old and ready to begin her Junior year in High School. She was a member of the Ram Marching Band her Freshmen and Sophomore year as well as a matmaid her sophomore year. Renee always had a smile on her face and her happy-go-lucky attitude made everyone feel good. Paid for and donated by the class of 85 . Donald Adams Mark Allison Melissa Allison Jennifer Alonzo Doug Anderson Angi Angaran Juanita Ballard Anthony Beerh Jeremy Benson Thomas Biehler Melissa Boardman Susan Dogguess Shelley Brandt Tamara Dull Chris Claeys Penny Clark Michael Claus Debra Coopmon Amy Covemaker Tammy Daugherty Tammy DeCap David DeNeve Chad Denny Jennifer DeTombe Brian DeWiire Jody De-Witte Buffie Dhooge Ronald Erickson WILD KINGDCM .C .s.. . i X ..s. ae Me study, Never! Gary Riley Kelly M., Missy D., Mary W.. Amy M. l , lr .4 rv , Randy Kessler A, Covemaker and L. Teague -, rriii. -sse- 4 ,. , ff A 1 A isss Walt Farwell Missy Fish Melanie Gasaway Dan Giesecke Brian Goethals Jim Graham Roxanne Graham Mike Griffin Chad Griffith Dave Hessell Jim Hilton Kim Hollister Julie Hudson Shelly Hugart Missy Jacobs Renee Jordan Leanne Jurevitz Kris Kellums Nick Kerner Randy Kessler Jill Kinkade Julie Kipp Craig Kuehl Sue Landgren Brenda Langy Cindy Larson Karla Leydens Bill Love 26 Classes Sean Riney Julie Lutz - N 1 J is Aimee McChurch Q Ron Reiling Gary Riley Sean Riney Angie Rogers Mary Sanders Cina Schall Vince Schmidt Chad Schutts Mary Shaffer Rod Sharp Tom Sims Craig Slaughter Kim Smith Vince Spencer Troy Stinson Andy Stockwell Glynis Strandgard Sheila Strassman Missy Sweetman Rochelle Taylor Lanza Teague Tracy VanZuiden Perry Vaughn Mike Wigant David Wildermuth Mary Woodburn Lisa Woodworth Kris Wriedt Julie Wright 26 Classes 47' hm. x l l iQ .. .- .. SB 4 1 SU Not Pictured John Bruner Richard Cabor Steve Churchill Denise Hamilton David Hon Randy Kessler Mike Kline Joan Knudsen Doug Pilon Jay Verlleke lDlH MK UIIQIEY defy sf? x 75 ,. 1, J di DeWttte, adding up profits ' K ' . :. fs:-S .. X wi. .. -. 2 x ., - S K- -fa, WWENQQT X- s ff. Myron Ahlf Brion Allison Corey Anders Kathy Bailey Willie Bollord Tim Baxter Danny Beale Tim Becherer Buffy Benson Jody Berglond Jim Bilger Jason Bogguess Angie Bowles Brion Bowles Bridget Brown Kevin Brown Melinda Brown lay Burggrof Sora Burn Amanda Butterfield Richard Cabor Andrea Carter Chris Cosillas RCJMPER RCDOM Class Q87 , Q I A -Q 2 1 5 W, r Casey Kespohl, Suzanne Peterson, Todd Wallace, Todd Winters, Lori Smith, Amber Loin, Randy Thompson Jody Berglond Bruce Plumb Carey Jones Wk Jody Bergland ,f, Hue Kari Milam Dena DeNeve Lori Churchill Kathy Clouse Jim Cox Lynette Cox Nick Davis Chris Day Heather DeBackere Sandy DeDlieck Brian DeDecker Dena DeNeve Todd DeWiIfond Roger Deyo reggy Dhooge B.J. Elder Cassie Farlik Marci Fedderson Stacie Fidlar Brad Fincher Tony Garcia Lisa Goethals Ron Green Terry Hammill Jody Harris Jeff Haskins Classes 31 Renee Haynes Stephanie Heinsen Polly Henyan Robert Herrick Alice Holstlaw David Hon Troy Horn Kelly Hughes Jeff Hutton Brenda lnsl-seep Tony lobe Corey Johnson John Johnson Carey Jones Kimberly Kerr Casey Kespohl Christine Klundt Randy Lange Steve Langy Stacy Leighty Brian Logan Greg Lohman Shayo Mabeus Wendy Malmstrom ,H M35 9 6 Sm 1 ,U W w N if v R 2 M . . .B :X Q N x ss' 'r A K' .r... x Jimmy tunes into his favorite radio station. 32 Classes if Sf Qt Q g . S STS? Q e,ttee J X A-:sf gs Mg Q Ss se .i ,r K X.kk X5 TF sg, ,. . K. T lf ii C., an ly A lls,lll ,ii , R 1 A A Q Qi . e,..., A.t.am,,,,,. w5ie15N,..i:,E. .. ...,.., .S . .fr.fS:-1Qy1sff1:f:f,- --is wi 12-.ffi.5.fs11::zs: - . -N J K igsgslfisigqiie -- igltE9'?'X5?j5f5ii.i31k5i.- N . 5i?:f55QE?Qfl::i:f Ii X. ,t.e i.i,.ii. i.t. . . ilq1,l1ig.. H Nwigfgifjfik'fgyifiififi ..Q. ii.sl,, A . ..., .X xs '.ri5N2'5f:5f:ff1s.:. Qiiiliifsivssssfi- X -.vm gk s, . . sz-sfgeis ..::. f f-:f'-. .W , - -i-- X .k-kk i i.i.e,i..e.l.. .- .. f- -- ' X H . ze:-:1 aw:,fiff'isf':1f:h 1112.15 2Q2s5s22f21s1 ' If st me odd's trying to skip class E og ' Nz JJ 1 QD RW 1 S s S wax S 5 S S s K We ,. X - Sark X S J Vicki McClaine Jim McCooley Karey Meyer Kari Milam Melanie Milburn Daril Miner Darin Mink Lawrence Molitor Timothy Moyer Matthew Neidlinger Beverly Nicewanner Jenny Nielsen Shelley Palmer Suzanne Peterson Bruce Plumb Jeff Reichwein Lisa Rogers Darcel Russell lulie Sachau Michelle Sage Roni Scheff Jeff Schoondyke Lonnie Sheldon Shannon Smith Classes 33 2 Z in Jim Somers Laura Staken Chris State Bob Stuart Matt Sweetman Cheryl Tanner Bl Stefanie Tanner Shelley Taulbee Randy Thompson Tom Turkal Amy Underwood Phil Vandiver Beth VanLerberghe Dawn VanPaemel Tina VanZuiden Jamie Vermeire Scott Vincent Louis Wainman E . Todd Wallace Casey Watters Todd Winters Shelley Wirt Amy Youngs ,aw Todd Wallace, Dena DeNeve. Suzanne Peterson K ii Dawn VanPaemel, Karey Meyers Greg Lohman, Chris State A 34 Classes NOT PICTURED1 Nick Davis Craig Hedden Steve lacks Lisa Rogers. Buffie Benson, Cheryl Tanner ss X . S Amanda Butterfield l cc... ...., --lr .s.. s E. L. 2 aegis: i-.::is:: L Y. Z K3 uit' 09,2- M A 'C A ID IE MK II C S -- T IL: ': I In GIMME A BREAK I D P' Y' Q f :cific Q Q-lx. N , QQ A'.- T in . 'u,PH 4 lf lf TWU --'Aga an W it t ' r ' - v 1, Dr. Rucker. 2. Mrs. Lackey dolng her accounting. 8. Mrs. Brooks. 4. Mrs. Pelletier countlng the money made from the Student Councils sale of flowers and suckers on Valentines day. Dr. Rucker is showing off proudly the plans to the new junior high school. Dr. Rucker has been RiverdaIe's su- perintendent for 3 years. ,iid 36 Academics f Tif t? V' ff ? 7 . ,. M, 4.9, 12 .il -if ' i ii' V, , M LQ, ,AWMZM 1 ,fig ':5' , Ri' 'Tis . y E 'Hr ' 'P 'ilvim . , it ., 1' g Q ,J 5 . ' '5i:2? 5Z .- 'G z,M,Wi5? f s i '-'Fist . .1 i i ' 3 qgyiiiivf Y, V 'P' f, , .4 My Mes , 'mfi J ' , V H fi 1 f -V,f,zf3I., f m wifi, E, , ,, j V' V1 i sm fvV,'iii'imiK 11 fi. 'L'8zzi,QEf w1'53i ' r r , V.:Vw it Y M i V is M +1 f f W if V' W 2 3 A 3 ' H V ,ff,, ,fiiiwy , ti ,f may ' Wt i 11-2 ,,a..,,: rim' 'K'iff,?1f!'.:'w,sYZKiwf'-t'V 4' , VV , , , , ., , f V .,,, V f, V -env ,wi , X 1.4 ik -' ' 'Sai . Q ig. ...fi A 'Tit iii- I iiffi . . Zsgiissgi . A Q Ns.. . V ..-W . . . V - , . i . r 1 TP -i ' 'W 55 ii-f'kf:5 '5 -2.2 , f, K K fi- -2 ii:-if.a...:'E?3'f:f,1 3'.fiiQ.5'l r .- . . 3:57 ''gl':5i'5::i:,i:: Tf'fiL',.f'k l T. XY - -.QS-vi: f?f:.!1. -KMTMQQEQX Y qswwmaisxig i W fi-Hrs' :: X 5-if I J i 'rx Q:s.gifr:.:fr::e vfw i fii- ri- .s-.im . f:+.:i.5f 1 -f-it-QW. i s. ' 1 A W... as-mreisfrs s - - -...G fz'..V1.fsiN - -' . -- -V -- -, -. 1 Mrs. Palmer working onthe computer. Q Mr. Gillespe, Riverdale's principal. 3 Mrs. VerCautren. 4 First Semester office work- ers: From row. Robin Dufur. Missy Bee-rt, Tereasa Thompson, Melissa Allison, Tammy Decap, Joan Paaske, Dawn Dalt- zel. Back row, Amie McChurch, Darrin Balt- zel, Jill Petit, Christie Smith. Second Semes- ter office workers not pictured are: Sherry Ringberg, Sorya Dabdoub, Kim Hollister. Beth Foster, Misst Logsdon, Deena Vermeu- len, Shane Wildermuth, Mike Milam, Susie Nelson, Dianne Black, Mary Sanders, and Shelley Brandt. 5 Mrs. Clendenin. We . femme im. THE GUIDING LIGHT Guidonce Counselors 1. Mrs. Rogston, one of our guiding light coun- selors, hard or work in her office. 2. Mr. Bodine, our second guiding light coun- - J selor. E I f 3. Mrs. Troylor our hardworking ond helpful A '4 A librorion, 2 ' 4. Mrs. DeCop, who is our ossistonf Iibrorion A ' ond secretary. Llbrorions I u u THREE'S CCJMPANY Art y french --K .SNK- krea Vocational Talent and creativity show up a lot in art classes. Drawing and Design, Art I and ll, Advanced Art Studio Problems, Painting, Sculpture and Pottery, and Photography are the classes Mr. Tadlock teach- es. He too is quite talented himself, having done many different paintings. French l and ll were taught by Mrs. Gose, who was new at Riverdale this year. We all welcome her and we are thankful that we got such a good teacher. lt is important to have a foreign language at Riverdale so we hope to see ours continued. Mr. Bodine one of our counselors is in charge of the Area Vocational Program. Many students partici- pated this year. Area Vocational gives students a chance to take courses at United Township High School that are not available at Riverdale. This would be a program for many of you to consider. 1 Krista Saathoff works on her new masterpiece 2 Sue Bogguess and Mary Schaffer study hard for a French quiz 3 Mr Bodine s students who are in Area Vocational Front Row Cathy Lelghty Cheryl Parvrn Michelle Johnson John Lanning Tina Franks Tom Danielson Robert Turkal Back Row Nick Wrledt Curt Young Niki Mink Wade Heinsen Todd Taulbee Rick Lyon Todd Woods 4 Front Row Darla Ballard Shawn Wlldermuth Dale Shrum Rusty Lyon Rod Moffitt Darren Walters Back Row Lynn Turkal Julie Jones Sherri Burr Don Cabor Shalarna Williams Sam Moyer Not Pictured Steve Berglond Chuck Feddersen Todd Pearsall Bruce Thomas r 1 1 - I V 1 , f 1 Academics 39 RN W wg X. xxx x X Xxx NX .. 1 qf igxbxx . ' - - . .ffm Q 4 ,QM 3 flfbfjgms 3 , mu , fz,..m mf,-,w'f,f?,gr4,Q :,, : 1 1 l 1 ,f 1 5 41 l wg Ha Scott Schott. Tim Smith, and Curt Sivertsen. 2. Julie Lutz, Shane Wildermuth, Curt Sivertsen, Rick Conant, John McCooley. Curt Mooney, Dana Floyd, Jill Pettit. Mrs. Riewerts is year- bookfspeech!English teacher. 3. Rae Taylor, Melissa Franks, Paige Chaney, Sherry Ring- berg, Missy Logsdon, Joon Paaske, Dee French, Monica Marshall, Lori Miller, Mark Searl, and Scott Brooks. 1. John McCooley, Craig Cosillas, Matt O'Brien, Mr. Thomsen is RHS's new English teacher this year. He reaches the freshmen and coaches fresh- men and J.V. basketball. r 0 - f Q bf' ,b,'P NZ, K0 7 V 'i 1,-W ' 'RWE 4.1 0 51,1 gf' T03 lf, I .-- df .ii Q' ,N ' .. ,S ,a Academics 41 WHIZ KID ts K M NWN W QF' Q, X, X Q, Sy sc WM WS? N' X Ns X? cs Rs S Xxx xs. X 535 X 5 S X xx KG 23 Q sm x X R, X as r K SNEQ X X woes S QM X NSS we Es XmNX sw? X X X ss s iff f if sw W Wwvww cm 'ws WYN xwmws X W time Mx Y exsisw N NN, so X X were its we ww wg Y ,+- wir 1 Monty Inskeep and George Benson Mr Oltman teaches geometry calculus and senror math 2 Troy Horn and Tom Brehler Mr Hamrlton rs the General math teacher and the study hall monrter 3 Chrrs State Judy Lutz Kathy Clause and Bev Nrcewanner Mr Parker teaches pre algebra and algebra Thrs year the math department rs requrrrng 2 years of math to graduate ' so . 1 . r t ff i he ' N I 'iv r I ' , . . X re t, - rc ' fi it - ' If ' he f. Q ft .Q ' A .. r f W - YS ' ' ic s t N X V, - M skx, e--e gq: , s-cs- . S . - H tc., , ,, gzx ..... rt..i.. . Q ,, w,c,,WW .... ...s. . .. .c.. . V r j X f- f - ' 'iffifi Xtrht . mm V MovlN ON Q? I I... 1. Jody Lohman and Danette Vromon working on their ac- counting. Mrs. Tadlock teaches accounting I and ll and Trigonom- etry. 2. Lon Jackson and Tobi Leighty typ- ing away. Mrs. Bodine and IV shorthand and office practice teacher. 3. Craig Casillas. M. Simmons teaches typ- ing I. Intro to Business and data processing. -J is the typing I, ll, Ill, r Declerca 'IK 3 A .-..,. class. Mrs Kertz teaches juniors and seniors consumers education She also teaches are rn inter related students who . .W ,,,,l V,V,V, ,,,, :f,V V VVVV Vrrrzyyrr , 1 WM tg Academics 48 The Student of the Year Award goes to Amy But terfield. Amy Anne DeWild fond, Lisa Burn, Todd Rusty Stuhr Michelle Gen try, John Grif it . C ris Claus, Jody Lohman. and Kevin Farra har are in the interrelated ONE DAY AT A TIME Shop Home Economics As a veteran teacher of 19 years here at Riverdale, Mr. Bell has taught many helpful classes in the Industrial arts Department. These classes include: Architectural Drafting, Auto Diagnosis 6 Tune Up, Drafting Cv Blueprint Reading, Electronics, Industrial Drafting, Metals I fr Il, and Power Mechanics. Mr. Howard has been teaching at Riverdale for 4 years. This is his final year in this position. His classes included: Ag Business Management fr Marketing, Construction Techniques, Ag Mechanic Skills, Animal 6 Horse Science, Horticultural Skills l 6 ll, Machinery Maintenance, Orienta- tion to Ag Occupations, Soils, Chemicals, and Fertilizer, and Supervised Experience in Ag Occupations. Miss McFadden, commonly known as Mac , is the famil- iar face you'll see in the Home Ec. Department. She has been teaching here for 16 years. Some of her classes are: Foods I, II and lll, Clothing I, ll and lll, Child care l, ll and III, Home Management, Interior Dec., Married Life and Par- enting. Mrs. Kertz has been teaching here for 10 years. Even though she has only two classes, Consumer Ed. and Inter- related, they are very important classes to the students futures. When she is not teaching, she is supervising the interrelated students jobs. 44 Academics Consumer Ed IFN lljlllfy Health gs - 'm Riverdale High School has two Science teachers, they are Mr. Apicella who has been here for four years, and Miss Thomas who has been here for five years. Between them they teach such classes as: Advanced Biology, As- tronomy fr Meteorology, Geology, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, General Science, and Physics. Mr. Boyd heads up our Health Department. He has been with us for one year. He also helps students with their behind the wheel driving during their study halls. .Il JM Q Academics 45 SHAPING UP Carbee Knight and Bergman did it us could have a physically fit year. There were many different activities from aerobics to basketball to racket sports. Mr. Carbee and Ms. Knight worked full time while Mr. Bergman worked both here and at the Elemen- tary. 1. 'll forgot to shave my legs this morning! Mary Ahlf and Cheryl Parvin. 2, We shouldn't have run that extra mile! Karla Crockett and Emily Tate. again, they worked us hard so each of 1 X Ph -Ed 46 Academics Drivers Ed ff? wifi? NNY! X Q'GD Resource Room W .... M.. - me I Drivers Ed: Yes Mr. Brinkmeier lived through another year of young drivers but he didn t have to take all the pressure because Mr. Boyd helped out with behind the wheel . Mr. Brinkmeier worked in the car during the morn- ing hours and Mr. Boyd took over in the after- noon. All went well this year in drivers ed, everyone was safe and happy to get their blue slips. DOUBLE TRCUBLE Pictures: 1. Mr. Brinkmeier is ready to roll. 2. Roxianne Foster, David Hon, and Steve Morris. Resource Room Mr Michel and Ms Porter worked with many Knox had to leave us this year but we have a newcomer We d like to welcome Kate Var las to Riverdale students this year in the resource room. Ms. on Academics 47 SOLlD GOLD M M 6 f Al, .... 4... V , ' ' f:. 'wma Left to Right: Row 1- Amy Delacluyse, Holly Kraft, Mechele Egan, Denise Overcosh, Pam Wallace, Julie Kipp, Cindy Larson, Jackie Canady, Penny Clark, Lissa Waldron. Row 2- Katy Giesecke, Pam Priebe, Cina Schall, Adele Wright, Sheryl Griffith, Jennifer DeTombe, Karla Crockett, Beth Foster, Amy McChurch, Tammy DeCap, Mary Woodburn, Julie Reed, Denise Polfliet, Leslie Loy, Mr. McQuaid. Row 3- Todd Woods, Darrin Baltzell, Randy Kessler, Eddie Hoff, Craig Casillas, Mike Wiklund, Rusty Lyon, Todd Taulbee, Wade Heinsen, Troy Taulbee, Todd Allen, Mike Wigant, Curt Sivertsen, Not Pictured- Judy Lutz, Julie Lutz, Cari Lovern, Tina Franks, Tom Day, Missy Logsdon, Sue Dailey, Amy Riley, Melissa Franks, Dana Floyd, Rae Taylor, Mark Schall. 47' y X X As a first year teacher at Riverdale, Jeffery McQuaid, found that nothing you can learn out of a book can prepare you for the real job of teaching. He has en- joyed instructing the Chamber Choir. They traveled to St. Louis in April to compete in the Six Flags National Choral Contest. Mr., McQuaid has learned about re- sponsibilities, obligations, and the rewards of being a teacher. He can't say that he has learned it all in one year, but the knowledge and confidence he has gained seems phenomenal. I 'l-11111 ' QI I1-liil' -- ' g .. ::ll- -' --' ' 1 -36 El - I --- -I 111 1 V1 I A1 I1 llil 111 B122 1'--111 I lQ11lll1111.lil llll L11ll lil 1411121-il I1 I IQ1 1 -Y 1 r Il ' - - I , ' i l , llldi 'Clllll-Ill 1llI1U11H-I ICI IHC Z - I i ' ' , ' ' U - - ' i ONE LIFE T0 uve Cooks. K. Delocluyse, A. Husted, K. Shrum, R. Leighty, Not pictured- J Creen. Cusrodions- U. Love, D. Reber, Not picture- K. Griffith. Above: Mrs. Shrum cleaning our new addition, The Solod Dor Bus Drivers: l. Wigont, L. Albrecht, S. Allison, K. Doltzell, S. Butterfield. 6. DeWilfond, A T. Dennhordt, C. DeWitte, D. Dobrinske, C. Frifs, J. Godient. J. Heinsen. F. Mlsfeldt, J. Schutts, L B Waite. ALL MY CHILDREN Having problems in a certain subject? Get a peer tutor. Mr. Bodine has been in charge of the Peer Tutoring Program for seven years and says it has been very successful. Students get into the pro- gram by being recommended by a teacher. The peer tutors have worked with many students who have needed help, and we thank them for that. We hope to see the Peer Tutoring Program continue for many years to come. Below Row One: Karen Schneider, Paige Chaney, Melissa Franks, Gina Angaran, Dana Floyd, Angie Denny, Denise Polfllet, Becki Ferrettl, Monlca Mar- shall, Kara Wunderllch, Suzie Wanckett. Row Two: Mike Wigant, Joni Paaske, Pam Phillips, Mary Talbot, Beth Foster, Amy Delacluyse, Lynn Turkal, Missy Vandervort. Row Three: Bill Love, Missy Deert, Teresa Black, Mary Woodburn, Karen Larson, Sue Dogguess, Tracl Malone. Row Four: Penny Clark, Sherry Ringberg, Dee French, Sha- laina Williams, Shawn Wlldermuth, Pam Wallace, Teresa Thompson, Joann Depoorter, Vera Ferrell, Julie Delilaey, Rick Conant. Peer Tutors Not Pictured: Diane DeBlieck, Monica Fornero, Sherri Bowles, Jodi Lohman, Lori Miller, Melissa Allison, Tlm Murphy, Jill Kinkade, Sherri Front: Pam Phillips, Kim Jones. Back: Jennifer DeTombe, Vera Ferrell, Craig Kuehl, Kelly Garcia, Jackie Canady. Elementary Workers Not Pictured: Suzie Wancket, Jana Vincent, Chad Griffith, David James, Laura Mumma, Andy Stockwell. Pam Phillips, Vera Ferrell, Jackie Canady. Kim Jones, Suzie Wancket, Jana Vincent, and Garcia are under the direction of Miss McFadden and are teachers aids. Jennifer DeTombe, Griffith, David James, Cralg Kuehl, Laura Mumma, and Andy Stockwell are under the direction Mr. Simmons and they help with the computers. Cathcart, Kim Jones, Karla Crockett, Emily Tate, Christy Waite, Sue Bernstrom, Danette Vroman, f' A Diane Black, Darien Miller. Julie Reed, Mark Searl, J E B Chris Slaughter, Tony Rohs, Rae Taylor, Ryan Mar- , , M3 shall, Troy Stinson, Julie Lutz, Holly Kraft, Lisa Pla- gygzzgzzgfzgffif' vak, Chris Mose, Marty Lafarrera, Todd Franklin. A1gQQ:2Q:?f 5' 5fQf2Qffg22Q1Efff 50 Academics V B IFAIIII SIDIDIIQWFS ANIID ANUIIIWIITFIIIES f X 2 77 UL ME X w M A- g W llffl K1 Kg? gg fi I Y W Dan Oltman-Fresh!Soph. Volleyball I k 4 G If Kathy Tadlock-Varsity Volleyball wayne mm mme 0 Deb Knight-Fresh. Volleyball FALL ilu'-es s l Phil Faster-Varsity Football Paul Parker-Varsity Football Jim noydmeshfsoph. Football 4 Q Joe Bell-Fresh!Soph. Football Mark Foster-Varsity Football A.. so AMERICA'S TOP 10 Row 1: Beverly Nicewonner, Rochelle Taylor, Melanie Gasoway. Chrls State. Row 2: Stacle Fidlar, Debbie Coopman, Ronl Scheff, Stefanle Tanner, Dena DeNeve, Suzanne Peterson. Row 3: .Iennlfer DeTombe. Stacy Lelghty. Sobra Nyboer, Karl Milam, Kelly Mueller. Mary Woodburn, Colleen O'Hora, Stephanie Helnson. Dawn VanPamel, Dan Oltmon. Row 4: Clndy Larson, Mlssy Boardman. llll Kinkade. Row 5: Leanne Jurevltz. Jody De Wltte, Laura Mumma. Row 6: Angl Angaron, Mellssa Allison, Julie Klpp, Susle Nelson, Krls Wrledt Volleyball 53 54 Volleyball A5513 F14 4, 0 Y Front Row: Christie Smith Cmanagerj, Diane Black Cmanagerj. LaVonne DeWilfond. W Denise Polfliet, Dana Floyd. Mechele Egan. Back Row: Sherri Cathcart, Kathy Tadlock Ccoachj, Gina Angotan, Deena Vermeulen, Susan Bernstrom, Danelle Calvert, Jill Hollenback, Pam Wallace. .., gifs 441 We had a slow start but we became agressive We received third rn confer ence and won regronals however at our first match In sectronals we lost The gurls should be very proud of them selves and I love them all Kathy Tad ock 8 5 if C 1- aww m was , V if Q XX? , 1 5 .3 i J .. . K in f-1: u A '- . 3542 W: 1 Q 'Q '52 ' f 38' all P ,fm sf? ivy 32. -M L I 2. N xxx Q s my ,Q ..v'f'J A -5. .. 49 S R di! Q M iw - ? i IMA, q W? f Nz . K in - - s 7. if I ,g , S , 1. aw WS I V 3 . v Q if Q' ,.p' w X ws . - - - M-Q, Ns-Q 'W x.., .NY 4844! Q' ' VJ N, , N , ,A . 1 , f 5 bd .fel I . f , 6 41 5 ' M1372 57 . J f- 1. ,,, , ., ,ff f . .. ff M Wf:'1 'M' if 4 - . .,.,,.' ,, , W Wm,,. ,f., 1 f 1 J If , 'f , L. A f ,p Wk, V im' k,.. 5 , Q. DIFFERENT STROKES il x 5 VARSITY: From left to right-Don Glesecke, Jeff Hoskins, Chuck Fedderson, Coach Brinkmeier, Chuck Fiser, Tim Albrecht, Todd DeWIIfond LV.: First Row from left to right-Mott Neidlinger, Jim Cox, Darin Mink, Second Row from left to right-Corey Johnson, Bruce Plumb, Dill Love, Perry V1 Coach Drinkmeier 56 Golf This year's golf team was the largest in Riverdale's history. A total of 18 students participated, including nine Freshmen. This year's varsity team started slowly, losing two out of their first three matches. But they polished off the rest of the season and ended with a fine record of 11-6. The team set several records including five individual records by Chuck Fiser. There were also team records set at Thompson and Rock Falls. They also broke the old Byron Hills record by 7 strokes. The Rams placed fifth at the Monmouth tournament out of 18 schools. Chuck Fiser placed first with a 71. The team also placed well at their own tournament, taking second place and missing first place by only 1 stroke. Fiser placed first with a strong 70 and Tim Albrecht placed third with a 75. The team also finished second at the Conference tournament. Fiser captured first place with a 74, and Chuck Fedderson placed third with an 81. Chuck Fiser capped off an outstanding high school career by becoming the first golfer in Riverdale's history to win first place in the lllinios State Tournament. The J.V. team finished with a record of 8-6. They started slowly but showed great improvement throughout the season. The J.V. team consisted mostly of Freshman which should mean good golf teams in upcoming years. Chuck improved Jeff Haskins- Freshnrion Freshman Go 57 MASH Varsnry Frrst row left to right Curt Mooney and Tom Day Second row Wade Hernsen Todd Allen Darrin DeWrtte Scott Schott Rusty Lyon Craig Caslllas Shawn Wrldermuth Third row Coach P Foster Rrkk Conant Som Moyer Ed Hoff Chad Hurry Tim Smith Todd Declercq Brian Hanna Dale Klavon Coach Parker Fourth row Coach M Foster Darrin Baltzell Dan Sorenson Mike Milam Barry Plumb Matt OBrien Nick Wrledt Dan Wassell Jeff Verlleke Tom Danielson Coach Parker 1011. L f 1 2 V gf My , 611 ' ' f . x x Xf X . gl ' f rgwe 4 , 12 ,' y , ,VFW I 4. T 1 Q1 VanDiver, Craig Kuehl, Todd Winters, Casey Kespohl, Tim Bilger. Third row- Tim Moyer, Danny Beale, Greg f f W 1- Junior Varslry First row left to right Chod Denny Mike Wrgont Rod Sharp Second row Tim Baxter Phil Lohmon Jim McCooley Willie Ballard Todd Wallace Jeff Schoondyke Craig Slaughter Vince Schmidt Fourth row Nick Davis Dave Hessell Brian DeWrtte Sean Rlney Chad Schutts Tom Blehler Troy Stinson Chuck Ditto Eric Miller Tony Beeth 58 Football is I 35 V ii N Q XX Y 4 ' S XX r SSH K N is + si We w X if f' 'ef :gk if V if Let's hope it's long enough. Football buddies and that's What a break through! Happiness is togethemess. the best kind, nobody messes with a buddy of mine. I wouIdn't mess with them, would you? This is called After Mash . Football 59 US Rockridge 14 Sherrard 0 Amboy O Prophetstown 12 Morrison 8 Savanna 14 Fulton 6 Erie , 38 Newman 20 This year's football team had a disap- pointing year. After winning their first game against Rockridge, the year got progressively worse, until the Rams smashed Erie in their sec- ond to the last game of the season 38-12. Although the scores weren't as good as expected, the team played well against all of their opponents. This year's special football awards went to: Curt Mooney-best defensive player Dan Sorenson-best blocker Tim Smith-best offensive player Defensive Team-most valuable Darren Miller-most improved Right Top-Scott Schott escorting his parents on parents' night. Right Middle-Darrin Daltzell and Marty LaFer- rara tackle the Sherrard Tigers. Right l3ottomfThe Fresh-Soph team as they stomp Erie on parents' night. 60 Football THEM 12 34 35 14 26 15 18 12 44 THE SUPER HERCJES Fall Managers Fall Coaches Where would the fall coaches be with- out their team managers? l'm sure they'd hate to find out. The fall manag- ers are the driving force behind the scenes, they do everything from carry- ing water bottles and towels, to taking stats and cheering the team on to victo- ry. The '83-'84 fall managers were: Christie Smith and Diane BIack-voIIey- ball, and Leslie Loy and Cathy Leighty- football. THANKS GIRLS!! , 1 ., Wo, ..-... ' . ' '- 1 Fa 61 SQUARE PEGS Back row: Penny Clark, Cina Scholl. Rich Miner, Karlene Doty, Jonna Spurgeon, Front row: Alice Holstlaw, Amy Underwood, Teresa Mulberg, Mike Smith Back row: John McCooIey, Tim McClain, Jim Somers, Mark Schall, Chad Denny, Sheila Strassman. Front row: Heather Debackere, Bridgette Brown, Brac: Fincher, Laura Staken, Melinda Brown. as if S -- Ji rg A Ridge 5 ff Xi 5, f 0156261 X ti E E F 3 E 2 . W Q53 233 1 2 , gk? K , 5, ,ggi , vs? .1 'SP' lf i 5' .if ll T v , 'R M , 31' 4 A -wi. --1' . J. 3, ,M S i t 5 i ,ef M, ss ' X. Q X s f -Xa, xg, L S. 1 so 3- A 'ZF-'If Q. Jr Luck row: Shella Strassman, Sue Langren. Melinda Brown. Lanza Teague. Vlnce Schmldt, Rod Sharp. Front row: ura Staken, Tamra Bull, Cathy McCorkIe, Amy Underwood, Tammy Daugherty, Beth VanLerberghe. :k row: Sue Longren, Jim Somers. Chad Denny, Christie Smith, Middle row: Angie Rogers, 'hy McCorkIe, Teresa Mulberg, Amy Underwood. Allce Holstlaw. Karen Holstlaw, Joann rter. David Hessell, Front row: Llsa Waldron, Chris Caslllas, Beth VanLerberghe, Sandy 13131 neck, Jody Bergland, Tlna Downs, Jonna Spurgeon. me s 'Tits Spirit Week at Riverdale High School is a time for stu- dents to have fun and show pride and spirit for their school. Spirit Week this year consisted of Monday being 50's!60's day, Tuesday be- ing punk day, Wednesday being country! western day, Thursday being patriotic day, and Friday being black- lgold day. The biggest turn out for the week seemed to be punk and countrylwes- tern day. SENl0R Fall 63 ' W f X, XM!!! f CANDID CAMERA ,zgfr ' 1, f W ff '.,.:w?Z, f W, 4 f , X , X ,H X Z ,N f f,,', Lg W K WIDE WCJRLD OF SPORTS Assemblies This year's pep assemblies were held before most major sporting events. For the most part there was a lot of spirit at the assemblies. The Sopho- mores dominated most of the spirit contests. Different skits and activities brightened up the pep assemblies tremen- dously. fi' O S T.- 'B 5, vw f rf ,J T 1.0- Ls ' ' fe-fi 9! . , V .1 i' W Pl in Fall 65 FANTASY This year's homecoming activities were kicked off with the coronation of our king and queen on Friday. Curt Mooney was crowned king and Christie Smith was crowned queen. The queen's court consisted of Pam Wallace, Pam Phillips, Todd DeClercq, and Derrick Fish. The rest of the royalty includes Juniors Tim Smith and Lisa Plumb, Sophomores Chuck Ditto and Jody DeWitte. Chad Denny was kind enough to stand in for the ill Chuck Ditto. Freshman Randy Thompson and Stephinie Hienson were the attendants for their class. Last year's queen, Sherri Converse, returned for the homecoming activities. Steve Borschel replaces last years king, Shane McCormic, who could not attend. The game Friday night was not as successful as the rest of the homecoming activities, as the mighty Rams lost to Morrison. The dance on Saturday was a big hit as Nothing Fancy, Mr. Murphy's band, played a large variety of songs. This year's theme was Star Spangled Rams, and the winning float belonged to the Class of 85 who won for their third year in a row. . 'Dixirsifi . - 'ff - . . . ii' C A A sg.-NN 1 1. . A , L ' Q? it , itt' A - NE .,,r 4 Xt iv Y 66 Fall ,ff is f X W. ,W we A ig Q M 'W' VW W 21 , ? 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Back row-Barry Plumb, Scott Brooks, Alan Falk, Randy Thompson, Mark Marskie, Jody Harris. This year's Fun Run was once again held by Mr. Carbee to test the speed and endurance of the athletes at Riverdale. Each October Coach Carbee holds a run so that all of the athletes here at Riverdale can test themselves. After the run Mr. Carbee and his wife serve a chili to all of the starving runners. The winner this year for the second year in a row was Chuck Fiser, He ran the 5 miles in just 32 min. 10 sec. Winning for the Juniors was Greg Eidson with a time of 37 min. 33 sec. He finished 9th overall. For the Sophomore class it was David DeNeve who came in first with o time of 85 min. 47 sec. He finished 5th in the overall running. The first of the Freshman runners to finish was Jody Harris. He finished 14th overall with a time of 41 min. 41 sec. 5 XY me . W S Re if :N .Qc F ii' + M W X , W as wif X V5-.,'-L L ' , A1 TV, A .Lf -rv! ey f T Q N X X xx Fall 71 THE ODD ,, 7.5: Pills- --wg' 'wat' 1 '... .1 ,.,.-- f, Af- . . f f n . .-vw , G., 5, Eff ' e f fsffffscfff? it '53 'V ,V . . 13 nf 4 , K -f , .I e 1'-:Ze Z'-'i- P' . 4-. r--5i 1:,.1 VI' 3 '3' ' V H. '- 3 :ZX is -j-. fgqga- V fliixa g ie he fig, Whiz?ijg1'iffspggf?:f?1iv.ff,-fasrzfqil' ' af. Lge if ,- - ' - R' f K fi' ' 1 '-- ,SQA-H'-'iw' Sv:-uri-:-fa -ri..--ei, mr- f, am. WW-itvwzew 'W wff:::f4:-1f4. 'ay C-t:g3iw,:M .vm V, LM it i ' ' A 'rigsfif lgffsssriw-,lf.wtt ' it 1' is vw Q-fw? L 'fr 1:2 . 'M w -sr'--f-11'Lf'cr,-1ee:' 4 , ' 1 A 4 , H fm fi i s SW TQ,-gill? W H fJ,JWl'fl'I' lJ't1MV73V3' 'Q' kiwiu fegafm'--1--,'.wa' :zfrw -3 ,V 'V f lr- ,: ,ffYw 'Www '12-- A Wxfqm? 1W vlmA+,fw,Z'fE'5',MJ' glgiig - 1' if Riff 'Ulf ' will Z , y f of W 1 -'si--iff-ws: 'fu Aff'-J , .-'urn' fiswrzm-:::11.:' 1:5 4- -if wh: f, i il: K. Lk , X V K V J ir 'irfigf , f l? gl ' 5? 3'1 :ii- 5'V':i'TQlf.'f'ff11 f K ' '. .'p.g-fsiises-f.w,,, r F--.,, ft M ff'-i - .HIL 1 nv,-2ZTfife'e ',f4,f 'f .--:J 4 1, -t -M,'.g-A-,.,cfi:fsf+:i.'-M :H-1 ' x f - w 'Q - ' V' 1 , ' ., 'pt .,,v,ff-wE:e..A Vie. M '- V. 'ft' if . fy :ww A' we k -M ' 'W -K it f M' t -- 'yy it sr.: 1 , ,ffm-vt f:4,,,,.,.ymt,,.g-W, . r , 'ff -.tt 't5:'ff'E , ,1f, !i-:- X mf S it 2 ' V , S l Q 'Q' S' Y M H ,S -fi it 1 it 'l' ' f QFSZPE V gf? i, 'e - 5 t U i ' , 4?Ziff1'5ie FJ' - 311: Sic. ' 56 . M 23.1 A 'E 2f?' A 2 ' -.594 .1-Qf J.- au.. 2,1 FN: , 11, , : . 'ir-: ' - 1 Qi ' QQ ' 'N s D - 1 , 1 -,, -1 - . 1 -- 3 f QQ . 3' hy, Most Likely to Succeed: Melissa Franks. Chris Slaughter. Below Best Build: Sherri Bowles. Todd DeClerq. Best Personality: Lisa Burn, Pot Moss. Best Dressed: Monica Marshall. Chuck Fiser. Biggest Flirt: Christie Smith, Curt Mooney. l l e V f a 1 x ' 4 a l I Shyest: Amy Sharp. John Hall is too shy tr show. 1 Cutest Couple: Sherri Burr. Pat Moss. l E. 2 ., 4 E Neatest l-loir: Karen Schneider. Most Versatile: Pam Wallace, Shawn Wildermuth. Dizziest: Linda Dennett, Rilrk Conant. f A vc' W npr ,X 1' it 5, A53 Mast Athletic: Monica Fornero, Shawn Wildetmuth. ' Most Musical: Mike Wiklund, Monica Fornero. .quam-sgagff A I x wi ll 'ill will i s r if AMES Al Qliiggnx .. , 'K , fr 5 r 3 ,f 5 4 1, e 4 M 'S l I r,rffWA W, wx 1 W N A ' 4 ft' W x g -If F 'K mx F X 49 V Im f ,wb ' 5 f 'Q 5 if 5 : Neatest Smile: Peter Reimers, Danelle Peter Reimers, A. De Wilfond. , .QW I Ms.: ,1 ' 1: :Q ., E 'xqgl Calvert. Neatest Eyes: lit Wanna:- Class Clowns: Tim Waldbusser. Sherri Cathcart. Fall 73 THE PRICE IS RIGHT S ITEM Cookies 6 Drix Candy G Nuts Doughnuts, Candy Lollipops MCvM's Class T-Shirts Heath Candy Candy Ornaments E1 Doughnuts Christmas Decorations Pizza Cider fr Candy Clinic Thanks For Your Support 74 Fall Fundraisers are an active part of the fall season here at Riverdale. This is the time when all the different clubs and organizations start trying to raise money to do future activities. Drama Club is one example. It's members try to raise money to take trips to Circa 21 and other area theaters. They also have a party at the end of the year. Close-Up Club members raise money to help pay for their tickets to Washington D.C. They go there to learn more about the government and also to have fun. ACIS Ca new group here at Riverdalej raises money for their trip to Europe. ACIS stands for American Council for International Studies. There are many others, such as cheerleaders, pom-pons, sports boost- ers, and the different classes that participate in various fundraisers. GROUP Band fr Choir Band G Choir Close-Up Drama Club Cheerleaders C: Sophomores Yearbook AC S Student Council Inter-related Close-Up Speech Team Pom-pons , U2xmggo!QrL.bixxN13x.miLmmq1g,awwAL Spoepuxmi-Qhmd :we-0.9.3 To- ' 9x3.gKkJ.u:,9woo-Q.,-5wo.A wnmuumag, Q5 QQXAA obfa,um.D ' 'tYu..1v:9weQrf,n-q-qw . U-P ' 9uf5'fl3 fx0-'fi ' Hwa- YXAA,-Qnun 4,.91,.Nvmj. annum Myyslmqi wx .JS ?x..u.a www .e5.v1-.Am-c.. uw '39- 'Sh A 'J. '65 'A 8 u 'QiB.vo'md' 5 5,',,,c,,,8! J .91.,mx.Q.mq., W o5Q.v-uxzt, fi Rom Power ALL IN THE FAMILY From left to right: Karla Crockett, Penny Clark, Sherry Ringberg, Linda Bennett, Amy Covemaker, Ashish Gopol, Amy Delacluyse, Lanza Teague, Poige Chaney, Charlo Hollowell, Katy Giesecke, Randy Kessler, Todd Winters, Beth Foster, Missy Logsdon, Rikk Conant, Eddie Hoff, Holly Kroft, Chod Griffith, Scott Schott. Absent from picture are John McCooIey, and Tim McClain. 0418.4 gr i This year's fall play was I Remember Mama by John Van Druten. It was direct- ed by Mrs. Sharon Riewerts, who was as- sisted by Michelle DeCap. The ploy was held on November 4th, 5th, and oth. The play was about a poor Norwegian family and episodes from different times in their lives. 2 - T 1 -, REAL PEOPLE B E H l N D T H E S C E N T E , S l .lonno Spurgeon: spotlight, make-up, and set construction. Matt Neidlinger: light set-up, also set construction. ,S l I I -ll . . . Q. This year's Behind the Scene crew consisted of Jonna Spurgeon, Matt Neidlinger, Amanda Butterfield, Kim Kerr, the cast, and Mrs. Riewerts. lf it weren't for these members, the show would not o on. lt takes o lot of time and work on scenery, Q , 1 light set-up, costumes, and long hours of hord work and practice before the ploy is yet ready. Q. 1. Q. The time is well appreciated by both Sharon Riewerts, director, and the audience, as the show was a big success. 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Milam, Coach Bergman X A r ' af , Y ,,', Q . W , .-,g. , , P , an ' wi-fm, ,fLs'77Qf Q , ,., ,,.v1v , I ,wg 4 -Eg, .f , Hgcw, 'JJ 1 ,.,,, l,V'l, 7 5 f gf 4 . t NR ., L L if f, Q 5 21- . XLS' -.xx ' ' , -new A -1. wg. . ag . .- . A A - - la km ' .,X Q . . X? x K N. ,ii s XR X - Yf E gg N. ..L. K A SN? - wk 1 -N -Nik , pf. .XV THE A TEAM Varsity X-L' Front row from left to right- Mike Wiklund, Dan Wassell, Tim Albrecht, Tim Smith, Greg Eidson, Brian Hanna, David James, and Chuck Fiser. Back from left to right- Shawn Wildermuth, Alan Falk, Barry Plumb, Nick Wriedt, Scott Brooks, Jeff Verbeke, Derrick Fish, and Todd DeClercq. Front row from left to right- Ryan Marshal, David DeNeve, Bill Love, Kurt Nitz, and Doug Pilon. Back row from left to right- Manager Matt Mike Claus, Andy Sanquist, Mark Marske, Kevin Nitz, and Coach Don Thomsen. B2 Basketball me S Fiser on the move. l had to take If out last tlmel Yeah, we wonl Tlm on the move from left to rrght Bob Stuart Corey Johnson, BJ. 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Mr. Boyd was previously a wrestling coach at an Iowa high school before he came to Riverdale. Mr. Bergren, on the other hand, is from Illinois. but instead of being a wrestling coach he was and still is an active judo enthusiast. Mr. Boyd and Mr. Bergren had a big challenge ahead of them when they took over the jobs of coaches because they had two big obstacles to cross before they could even start the season. The first was they had to gain the respect of and get acquainted with each and every wrestler on the squad. The second being the fact that they had no idea as to the goals and capabilities of each young man on the team. Mr. Boyd himself added that making the transition between the difference in rules in Iowa and Illinois was a tough part of coaching the team. The biggest problem that Mr. Bergren admitted having was the fact that he knew very little about wrestling but the year was a learning experience for him. In the next years Mr. Bergren wishes to incorporate more judo technique. Coaches Boyd and Bergren look with promise to next year. Winter Cambridge Sherrard Amboy Rockridge Dakota Hononegan Oregon Newman Davenport Assumption Rock Island Alleman Pleasant Valley Orion Morrison Erie Lasalle-Peru Ge-neseo Prophetstown Rack Island Moline East Moline Savanna Varsity Dual Me et Record 9-12 l Xe. l e 48 .fl av . , ' W i L9 ---...J pper Left: Mr. Lancaster raising spirits by elling his famous Tyrone story. he wrestling team sent four men to sectionals in Byron this year. heir names are Mike Wigant, Shane Wildermuth, Scott Schott and iarrin Balzell. The last three mentioned made it all the way down to we state tournament in Champaign-Urbana. These three men made 'tis spectacular achievement through determination and support. his support came not only from people like parents and coaches, rut from the fans that sat in the stands and cheered them on, all the vay to State. Placing for Riverdale at the Morrison regionals were rian Bowles-4th, Scott Schott-ist, Mike Wigant-3rd, Dale Shrum-4th, hane Wildermuth-2nd, Darrin Baltzell-1st. Placing at the Byron sec- onals were Scott Schott-1st, Shane Wildermuth-2nd, Darrin Baltzell- st. Darrin placed 4th at the State Tournament in Champaign. Upper Right: Doug Anderson. Brian Bowles, and Walt Farwell comparing moves. Left: Ed Hoff, Chad Hurry, Todd Winters, John McCooley rolling up the mat after a hard match out on the mat. What dedication! Thank You coaches Boyd and Bergrenl Winter 88 Wrestling xc H V 1 1975 ag 1973 1976 2' , 1974 Hs 1972 Row 1 Mike Wigant, Scott Schott, Doug Anderson, Todd Winters, Brian Bowles, Andy Stockwell. Row 2 Tim Moyer, Vince Schmidt, Chad Hurry, Dave Hessel, Roger Deyo, Jeff Schoondyke, Dale Shrum, John McCooley. Row 3 Coach Bergren, Darrin Baltzell, Rod Sharp, David Wildermuth, Shane Wildermuth, Ed Hoff, Sam Moyer, Coach Boyd. i ,,.,,, ,,,,r W TRAUMA CENTER 5? 'C M. cr o W W' rn 5' 9 Jw D aa 1 3 Z Q 2 z 2 2- .3 so I' 3 o D .2 m 7 Sh -. o 3 9.- 6 3 Q -. T U5 ro o 1 UI 3 3: m Q. o F? n C :'. Nx sw 4 2 3' P 3 D .2 2 E? YD 3 5' 13 Ez' 'J 9- : 9. ,N-,, 3 ,,N,, 3 X fn T' ,'xx xixx ,, I gb cLosE FOR COMFORT g us THEM -s Walnut 75 V65 Tampica sa 56 P-Town 72 60 Fuiton . 58 55 Le-Wifi' 48 -T62 We Are Proud Of You Guys The varsity boys basketball team really got everything together when it counted. They came back after o four- game losing streak to beat Walnut and Tampico in the Regional Tournament. This qualified them for the champion- ship game against P-Town. No one thought they could pull out the victory. but they did and became Regional Champs. The Rams went on to sectionals, which were held at High- land Community College. This tournament was hosted by Pearl City High School. The team defeated Fulton and quali- fied for the championship game against Lena-Winslow. Le- Win was rated 16 in the state. Cfhey went on to place 4th at the state tourneyj. The Rams couldn't quite get things ro- gether against this team. and they lost. Even though they didn't attain the title of sectional champs. the community was proud of them. lt's been a long time since there have been so many fans at a basketball game. lt's good to see the community get together to support a common cause, but it's too bad they waited so long to do it. This was Mr. Carbee-'s lost year as varsity basketball coach. He decided he didnt have enough time to coach and spend time with his wife and son. We will miss Mr. Carbee when the basketbailaction starts again next year. 90 Winter te, . - - . -it as me-fs 45 R .5 SE? e STAR SEARCH get We he r 6 W S' Sm, ik if lil K f . Qg K , 'twat ,hm sisekfa . . -... The Christmas talent show consisted mostly of some very talented singers. Penny Clark won first place with her solo Memory . Beth Foster song What A Feeling from Flashdonce, and Pam Wallace sang Higher . They tied for second place. S S Third place was wan by Speech Class. I Winter 91 Would you believe that these are some of the high school teachers? Well, they are, and I believe they're getting a little anxious about Christmas to come Cl can't imagine how the elementary kids are acting right about now, can you?J. From left to right: back row- Mr. Gillespie, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Bergren, Mr. Lancaster, and Mr. Apicello. Front row- Mr. Tadlock, Miss Knight, Mr. Oltman, Mrs. Kertz, and Mrs. Todlock. Curt Sivertsen - You're on the air .. . This is a gun, you fool, says John McCooley to Randy Kessler. But this is different than the school lunches, say students left to right: Stacy Leighty, Walt Farwell, Dan Wassell, and Stefanie Tanner. 92 Winter .55 Rikk Conant and Joni Paaske are see ing if blondes do have more fun. Now let me tell you a thing or two Mr. Gunman Cor woman in this casej says Jennifer DeTombe to Julie Lutz. W THE ODD COUPLE 'uynnalllil f fy! qs. 'W ul 5?-we Do you have a secret admirer, Missy Logs- don? dr Q 1.445242 if 77 Sf ' 515, Are you sure these are for me? , says Jerrin Holland to Mary Wood- iw WJ mr Uffl. 1 P - 1 , I Q , ,, H:-rl k , H t ',,,sfrgft - sn r 343 f475?l2FW - 'lf' 'fi' . . . 1 'P:1:r3L:PfEvtQ,xJ,' -.1 , - Dui . . ,wp T Sweetheart Day is a celebration held on Valen- l tine's Day. On this special day, flowers and candy kisses are sent from person to person. This year, suckers were also sent to those special valentines. The Student Council sponsors this event and they were very pleased with it as they made a total of l S470 this YGCII. Mrs. Seevers also W receives a valentine. Last year, a legs contest was held as a way of making money for the yearbook class. This year, a second annual legs contest was also held as a money-making yearbook project. The winner of this years' legs contest was freshman, Terry Hammill, known to his friends as Schmam . Leg contestants me from ref, to Pictured below are Terry Hammill's winning legs right: Tim 7, Albrecht, Chuck Fiser, Terry Hammill, Chad Denny, and ' Pam Phillips interviews Tim AI- Christy Smith' ! bfecm- fbul he P05 0 '055 for Chad is also interviewed by Pam Phil- words?!?J lips, A l n n u a I BUGS BUNNY S 94 Winter Q 46 The 1983-84 Riverdale High School Music Dept. Christmas concert was a great success The concert cholr started their program with a fast moving contemporary Christmas piece entitled The Christ Chlld rs Born The next selection they sang was the Austrian carol Still Strll Strll aslow moving melodic song that gives one the feeling of a calm winter day Carol of the Bells an acappella Ubranran Christmas carol was next on the pro gram This spirited tune vr mas bells rrngrng across the land The choir ended their per formance with The Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah by GF Handel Mr McQuard would like to make this selec tron the traditional ending of the Christmas concert and rn vrte returning alumni to join their voices rn srngrng this pop ular holiday classic each and every year rn celebration of the Christmas season Mr McQuard remarked that he was very pleased with the choirs performance x Il a . u rr ' Q ' . A . - 1 I 1 , . ' X . . . . bk brates the very sound of Christ- fl , - - . 9' i . ' . . . - CHRISTMAS SHOW l The band began rts portron of the program wrth the splr ned tradltronal carol Joy to the World For the second number the group stayed with the sacred theme by performrng o contemporary arrangement of the ever beautiful English carol What Chrld IS Thus? Mov mg rnto the secular portron of the program the band played the popular tune lowed by the ever popular Whrte Chrrstmas They concluded with a movrng rendmon of the song It s Be grnnrng lx Look a Lot Luke Chrrstmas Mr Murphy was very pleased wrth the band s performance and very apprecrattve of the en thusrastrc response they re cerved from the audience Winter Wonderland fall Winter 95 MASQUERADE The Speech team partlclpated In Regionals at Geneseo March 24 1984 They received Ord place They then moved on to Sectlonals at Peorla Woodruff Hugh School They recerved 5th place mrsslng state by only a few pornts The group dld really well conslderlng that there were only 2 members on the team that had partrclpated before Melissa Franks and Brian DeDecker were selected for the All Star Cast at reglonals The name of the play was My Client Curley by Norman Corwrn The cast consisted of Melrssa Franks Karla Crockett Holly Kraft Julle Reed Jennrfer DeTombe Tony Jobe Brlan DeDecker and Randy Kessler , . . . , - , . .. . ,, . l . . V V V . V ' I I . I 1 96 Winter FOR LOVE AND HONOR Back row: Stacie Fidlar, Penny Clark, Randy Kessler, Paige Chaney, Holly Kraft, Julie Reed, Karla Crockett, Curt Sivertsen, Andy Stockwell and Tony Jobe, Middle row: Melissa Franks, Charlo Hallowell, John McCooley and Rikk Conant. Front row: Jennifer DeTombe, Amy Delocluyse and Katy Giesecke. Melissa practicing with mom and getting Support. This year's Speech Team attended the Regionals in Kewanee. The team consisted of Jennifer DeTombe, who placed third, Tony Jobe, Rikk Conant, Curt Sivertsen, Holly Kraft, who placed fifth, Melissa Franks, who placed third, Randy Kessler and Penny Clark. Jennifer DeTombe and Melissa Franks then went to Sectionals, held in Gene- seo, wherd Melissa placed seventh. Rikk and Penny rehearsing one more time. Winter 97 Another Suu, A-Ln-c.:..9'4.4.N-.4 .46 :Qin-eA.A4l.L,-Ska-1-e.f,L.u.isLqL lmao-.A-01,0-l'oaL.0-OL' M u4u4.Lu-u-l'v-Ol' ani' .Jun Mavic- MJ--4,. J an 141 u3.4.u4 0..,l,q.f' .Aol :Ca-7 M1-A-0 fra' 1-mg-9 'fry A6r'7 L World 9204- 'Ft-iends, V WM you vuymcch fir lamina au L4 'L S5406 at- Rival-dale. Icom MN. as 'M' '- Fwm bounce I awfntwgiuf? be -Co-lewd' S wifi- uu-.yparlo llH,awd to hu-ng, Hmaiilupqeflear-cl..:4.q,u-J ' 4:-I-andy 1a me. I ouwyd S5-vfffhg f mein and being in 141- us. with my -Fe-Held: and Hu ffmu-ianlv fu-ends. W 'Fdvol-H2 'PIJ zs inner. -P4 7' li? Jqqmn o ca- dum. auwff Yilihk If Eugovfc 'IUILJ -ldblfi' M. flu US. Ifjou 'UAV' Q CIKAJLGQ fb wish- uyamuw-y. please lev- me ls-ow. .L ua M bedlenbfoapn GS yoefve im. 'pd' N-Q. mlkkfbw. Qu-J lugk th. W you do! Q Saly Ski Q .393-P4 I M 1 1 1 1 I SIIJIQIINIE 1 f , SIDUIIQTTS A Q W QE w a W' J Q, gg W W J ll E W O f j ll ,li f IE -,...---- 4-- ij -i.1'35 ' S STAR TREK Gir's Track The girls track team had a good turn out again this year. We started out with 29 girls and ended up with 24 which isn't too bad, said Coach Parker. The girls finished this year with some excellent times in all 4 relays. Sprint Medley 1:59.7, 1600 meter relay 4:27.3, 800 meter relay 1:56.1, 400 meter relay 54.2. Parker also says he will miss his senior sprinter Marina Johnson, She ad- ded a lot to the team. But he has plen- ty of other talent to fall back on next year. The 1984 girls track team included: Seniors- Karen Holstlaw, Marina Johnson, lngrid Love, Monica Marshall. Juniors- Danielle Courter, Karla Crockett, Wendy Miller, Denise Polfleit, Pam Preibe, Suzie Wanckett. Sophomores- Leanne Jurevitz, Cindy Larson, Judy Lutz, Julie Lutz, Cathie McCorkle, Mary Woodburn, Julie Wright. Freshmen- Kathy Bailey, Jody Bergland, Amanda Butterfield, Alice Holstlaw, Chris Klundt, Suzanne Peterson. 100 SPRING f -N 5, E..-1 v' .- X Q Y 'R www? QXFM-SQ Hmm. , Boys Track The boys track team did well this year considering its size. The whole team has improved in each of their events said Coach Kopriva. Kopriva also says We have four seniors that will be lead- ing the team again this year. Heading up the discus department is Shawn Wil- dermuth, followed by Barry Plumb and Dan Sorenson. Leading the shot put de- partment are Dan Sorenson and Barry Plumb. Scott Haynes who heads up the sprinters department runs the 110 meter dash, 220 meter dash and also anchors the 400 meter relay, and the 800 meter relay teams. Kopriva also says There are some promising underclassmen who with some work could be leaders in the next year. The 1984 Boys Track team included: Seniors- Scott Haynes, Shawn Wildermuth, Barry Plumb, Dan Sorenson, Craig Claeys, Dave Mallery. Juniors- Dan Wassell, Todd Woods, Scott Graham, Eddie Hoff, Sam Moyer. Sophomores- Mark Marskie, Chad Griffith, Tony Beeth, Mike Claus, Ryan Mar- shall, Dill Love. Freshmen- Mark Allison, Nick Da- vis, Perry Vaughn, Tony Garcia. SPRING 101 GAME OF THE WEEK Firsr Plow: P. Wallace, C. Casillas, T. Thompson, Second Row: D. Fish, C. Mooney, M. Wigant, Third Row: Coach Thornbloom, K. McKay, S. Bergland, D. After a highly successful initial season which concluded with a strong third place finish in the 1983 state regionals the River- dale baseball team took the field again with high hopes of yet another productive finish for the 1984 season. Team ac- tivities began in the fall of 1983 with players and coaches sell- ing candy gift tins and beef raf- fle tickets to help raise funds for uniforms and equipment. The team which is fully sanctioned but not financially supported by the high school was again coached and sponsored by Ted Murphy. The season began with the starting of spring train- ing in the 2nd week of March and concluded with the sea- son's finale on May 29th. This was also the first year for a J.V. team since there were over 40 players out. Hopefully baseball will become a tradition at Ri- verdale. Firsr Row: B. Fincher, Second Plow: D. Mink, L. Molitor, C. Kespohl, Third Row: D. Hessell, M. Wigant Winters, D. Deneve, Fourrh Row: Coach Murphy, T. Moyer, J. Haskins, J. Harris, T. Stinson, T. Wallace, Slaughter. C Ditto, T. Wallace, Coach Griffith, Fourth Row: Coach Murphy, S. Wildermuth, B. Hanna, P. Moss, T. Smith, D. James, Coach Bodine. 102 SPRING Striding for Q hit. B. H0000 Ace on the mound. C. Sivertsen P. Moss holding him on. Returning from conference. C. Cosillcrs concentrates. Strategy in the making. SPRING 108 RUN FCJR YOUR LIFE S 5. , ,I 2 5 Varsiry Baseball Coaches: Ted Murphy, Scott Griffin, and Jim Bodine. Baseball Managers: Sue Bailey, Teresa Thompson, and Pam Wallace. we 104 SPRING K S Bo ys Track Coach: Mick Kopriva. J.V. Coach: Jeff McQuoid. Absent: Todd Thornbloam or Steve Bianchetti. Girls Track Coach: Paul Parker. 5PEE'i?A My GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. McQuoid thinks, Just another pint of blood. M. Milam wonders if the needle is in yet. H. Kraft watches as J. VerBecke wants to hop off the table. K. Giesecke giving information. More cookies? , asks Mrs. Ragston. ls he sleeping? G. Eidson. The annual Blood Drive was held on April 5, 1964. Chairperson was Denise Polfliet who is also the Student Council Vice President. The blood mobile lasted for 5Vz hours and 67 pints were collected. The blood drive personnel commended the students for their efforts in putting together a well organized blood drive. The comment was made that this was one of the smoothest running blood drives ever. The council members would like to thank the school and community for another successful blood drive. SPRING 105 DAYS CF OUR LIVES Assemblies are looked forward to by everybody. Who wouIdn't want to get out of class early? Most students and faculty mem- bers agree that their favorite part of the assemblies are the spirit contests. The sophomores seemed to win most of the contests but they were given some pretty tough competition by both the ju- niors and seniors. What happened to the freshmen? Well . . . maybe next year. Greg X Darian S tt tt s f t State Qualifiers f S r tt t fi ss r St. Ambrose Jazz Band Il Spring 107 .106 svnme SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Tony Jobe. Brian DeDecker, Curt Sivertsen, Julie Reed, Jennifer DeTombe, Holly Kraft, Randy Kessler, Melissa Franks, Sally Shimada, Karla Crockett. Katy Glesecke, Penny Clark, Amy Delacluyse, Pam Priebe, Deena Vermeulen, Missy Logsdon, Pam Wallace, Lesley Loy, Sue Bailey. Beth Foster, Eddie Hoff, Pam Phillips. Christie Smith, Sean Brooks, Robin Dufur, Scott Graham, Charla Hallowell, Cathy McCorkIe, Cheryl Grlfflth, Karen Larson, Marlnd Johnson, Vince Schmidt Karla. Penny, Pam. and Amy ' Sally Phll on sound Cheryl, Sean, Christie, Mark, Marina, Cathy, Karen, Vince, Robin, and Scott L A l l l Sue and Mike Lesley, Missy. and Deena 2 2 Pam Holly. Julie, Melissa, Jennifer. and Brian Mrs. Seevers CHEAGO Jonna on lights Matt on spot This year, replacing the spring musical was That's Entertainment, a variety show featuring songs from the musicals, A Little Night Music, Sing For Your Supper, AllAAmerican, You're A Good Mon Charlie Brown, Mame, New York, New Yorls, Carousel, Grease, and Gypsy. My Client Curley, a one act play about a dancing caterpillar, and a scene from The Bad Seed, a play about a child murderess, were performed also. A special thanks to Mrs. Rlewerts and to Mr. McQuaid for all the time and effort they put into directing the show. H 1- 1 N , , ,,,, . , XVX, ,.., twig Xxx, ,Ja X . sl . , ' 1 v Q , 55 l , X vi gi. l pf:5Ef1,Efg:,- f- -Sg:ffLf1f!2ffws:YQ-Nxg-wit, , X 'M 'Nix H xxxgb N? . .. . A , ii i wfkxkwgmsfg 2 Q 4, -mwfwwyl QV, :gy , X f Q-..,i..w-' 1-N:faew,mgfiilsslafatsasfsffsaxSQQIMQX M ix S N, W,,, N: ,,,, Nm' f- -A X N19 mx? rf Q k S11 -2 . 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Q? ff M9 f f if MW X 4 , if ffyyf 5 fvgfi 44 Z M 5 , N. iw We've Got . l Qi Chad doesn'r seem to be ton enthused as hells presented with n flower for fwbb by ljca'hQil6f L ' KL . . , 5?!'bHYlG1Q5fl4fQSi5!en0Y' bugfrom lgfgzp righfgfifww mgbsxrklf Willa H04i3q 5.'Tinq7I2aJim P, iicnfrsfydszlannudsglmaue S.'1lm'B, and non 12, l l l This year, Spring Fever week was held the M loiffweek lipxlllprilllgif consisted ofthe crazy l days listed on theipreceding page in tap left-hand comer. A special addition took another flowerlsucker sule. They sold dai- sies, and lifesover suckers. The day was ondiher success foklthe student council fun- fortunmely, we had o few major malfunc- tioag cmd we-'re missing Q few pictures in yedfbuok liitllossj. 'f l l my V The Fever!!! 27 '23 2 g5E2?ZZ2 5 ' ' 5 Q7 L 1 , 'i'hcn's right. l'm bod. says limb Shnffe-1, .lIm'P, .lonncs S. Tlm W, and Spring 111 place this 'yecm the student council held f 112 Spring IT TAKES TWO l My 2 Q , ' T' ' N J , KL ff, Wwlfi, Q' W H . , . f , ve , ,, 4,3 fig , G5 4 A , 4 X 1 my 'fjyf Q , W f f W M g, f Ei f f if f 4 H :V 32,67 , N W ff 'W 5? if? Prom Place: Ramada lnn Date: May 5th, 1964 Time: 6:30-11:00 Theme: Reach For The Stars Colors: Blue and Silver Queen and King: Sherry Burr and Pat Moss ' Attendants: Karen Schneider, Nick Wriedt, Lisa Burn, Chuck Fiser, Anne DeWiIfond and Derrick Fish. Returning King and Queen: Tracy Garrett, John Groves no SPRING 113 Last year's queen presents roses to this year's candidates. Ms s ' Who said basketball players were always sweaty? N R .Skis 7' ,- W x F -in 4 A , 4 ,, e as t,s Q so -Le M -M s at if f ' xiii.. V W M 535552. My '. Q, - Am, -sf: , r ,vs Mike, Gina, Angie, and Dave enjoying prom. X .P- Qt.-'HP' M ff M Q ffl? J rf, NW4 Careful Tom, don't let your flower fall off. Awaiting the queen s arrival. 114 SPRING Boy! look at all the good food, and look at all the hungry people! Wild C1 Crazy mlfer Wake sways to the tunes all night long. lf it wasn't for Mark and Phil, what would we do for music? Ji' lx Look at Sara, Sue, and Sandy, GO GIRLS GOI to klll, from the bow tle to the blue ns. FRIDAYS Mofp The student council held two dances this spring. The first one was the wild and crazy dance, held on March 16th. The students dressed up punk or crazy or any way they wanted. The second dance called MORP was held on April 13th. lt was a new dance this year for the students. lt was to be the opposite of prom, since morp is prom spelled backwards. Then to top the evening off two fresh- men were crowned King and Queen. Everyone hopes to start a new tra- dition with morp. Ah, just what everyone has been waiting for, a slow dance. Love ls ln the airl The crowning of Morp King Casey Kesphol and Queen Sara Burn. The court included Randy Thompson, Sue Peterson, Jody Harris, and Sandy DeDlieck. Spring 115 THIS IS YCUR LIFE X.-ff fX? Todd A. ond Sue B. WoIk through the arches. lmmn:l John M. receives the Newspapers M.V.P. Aword. 116 SPRING Mike W. cmd Beth F. receive the Choral Award r AMN . ,fr as 'iiiilf ,, .,,,,,, . ., , , ,, , , . .. .. ,. , ,, , mfr ., . W., D,fL A,,, ,,,,, . , ,,.,,. . ,, ,. W. ,::.f::.:fwr ,f,f,,f,, 1,f,1f,.w. Wir,rg,ff,1wmy3gfggszrazfmz'ww ,ff', 1g12zf1rfg1qw1'f: A ,rw 7 fffff f A-fff-ffA vff,ff . f .,f.,,L MM...-...y f,,f Uff,f,,,L,, , E.,WW,55,5,,,5f .W , V' V H n May 22, The following o Valedrctorloq- Drone 'arid ig i' ggiiaggg SalutofarianQ'SQg,san Be?fhstt6m,' i ill ,,,,, Q TYT , ',ii ' DeKalb Awardlfflan Folk Q ' 2 , Home Ec. Award? Teresa Black and Mary'L5Td'lb0fi V qlfn .lohn,Phillip Sodsa Award- Monica Fornero l,i, Notidnal Mike Wiklund and Beth Foster 5Dr0m0 Crockett and Randy Kessler Most Olewspaperi- lohn McCooley Most 6Yeorbool0- Pam Phillips R. I. County 'Secretaries Assoc, Missy Logsdon Anna Reed Scholarship- Amy Sharp Port Byron Firefighters- Amy Butterfield Robert E. Miller Scholarship- Shawn Wildermuth El-lubert Dailey Sgholorship- Rikk Conant Hohenboken Mgggrorlal Scholarship-Vysggggprco Marshall y Nyletta Amy Sharp V Hollis E: Anna Boardman Amy Reserve ScholarshipfAthleric Award- Susan Bernstrom add Shawn Wlldermuth Home 6 Garden Sgholarshlp- Julie .lanes ,,L,i,L V Outstanding Award and Dan Dirlss Stholarship- Qlgmetigon MODE? Wilderrhuth Runners.up were- rrri 1 Sw' . r 'f f W X XX S Susan B., Penny C.. Ryan M., Troy S., Mr. Gillespie so A -r-t s - A 'Wi Mrs. Riewerts presents Karla C. with the Drama Award. JIS' 'ii ,f iffziffztff fr24i if:zfLf,' li72?flfS7fWfff it .,,.,,..,, ., .. Mrs.: ,,...., Y.. ...,, sms fi- Jana V. recelves Adv. Typing Award. SPRING 117 HAPPY DAYS if-if? mpg 1:5 Lv if The traditional turning of tossels. 118 SPRING 4 i I 4 N Q Voledictorion Shown Voledictorion Diane gogumwnon Susan Wildermuth. Delllieck. Bemmum' fx .ii 53-r.f'i24 5 .--all 4 Dare- Moy 24, 1984 Among Riverdcrle's 118 graduates were two Valedictorians, Shawn Wildermufh and Diane DeBlieck. Salutotorian was Susan Bernstrum. The Riverdale Band played the traditional song pomp and Circum- srance. Q Jim D. receives diploma from Mrs. Polfleit. Craig C. and Sherri B. Anne D and Nicole D contem plate the future. L,- Mr. Gillespie presides over graduation one last time. Below- Class of 1984. WWF 5 C ix Sex-fi' 3 1 X 6 if . Q ...ai N '1- ig. W SPRING 119 5 Q aa Q 0 k ,- CAPITOL Row 1: K. Jones, l. Love, L. Plavak, C. Waite, C. McClain, K. Crockett. Row 2: M. O'Brien, A. Delacluyse. J. Spurgeon, M. Woodburn. C. Sivettsen, Miss Glass. AS THE WORLD TURNS Row 1: C. McCorkle, T, Healy, P. Clark, Mrs. Dow-Wyatt. Row 2: R. Dufur. D. Coopman, M. Vandervort, L. Plumb. The Close-Up club had 10 students who went to Washington this year, on April 1-7th. They visited many monuments and important buildings. The students said that despite a few boring seminars, that the week was very exciting and that they would love to go again. The group going to Europe this year consists of eight young ladies. They leave on June 11th, and will be gone for eleven days, touring London, France. Switzerland, and Germany. When asked what they were most looking forward to, the majority said SHOPPlNG . 122 Organizations GREEN ACRES Front: A. Falk, B. Allison, G. Lohman. Row 2: R. Stuhr, M. Montieth. V, Schmidt. Back: J. Spurgeon. R. Toppert, D. Sutton. LET'S MAKE A DEAL Dads C Klundt, J Canady, D. Drown, A, Milsels, L Staken, E. McClure, K Garcia. Front, T, Horn, C. Watters, M, Drown, M, Beert, D, Parrish, T, Leighty, J. Somers Absent were T. Dewilford, R Green, L Woinman, D, Fincher, Mfuriffin and D DeDecIser. Pres- M Beert, Prod Leader T Dewiifond and T. Leighty The FFA members had a busy year this year. Some of the many things they did were selling seeds, holding a hog roast, attending soil judging contests, grain judging contests, and also the National FFA Convention held in Kansas every year. FFA officers include: Pres. R. Stuhr. Vice Pres. A. Falk. Treas. M. Montieth. Sec. V. Schmidt, Absent-Sent. R. Toppert. The junior achievement group produced many products this year. They sold IH and John Deere pen sets, leather key chains made to order with any design, and little fuzzy creatures. JA. is designed to help students learn about business. Organizations 123 HOGAN 'S HEROES The Riverdole High School Student Council for 1983-84 was under the direction of the officers. Barbara Ragston, and Jolene Glass. The func- tion of the Student Council is to represent the students of Riverdale and provide social, edu- cationol, and community service. Row 3 D. Polfliet. J. McCooley. D. Calvert, C. Smith, A. Butterfield. P. Vondiver, S. Heinsen. Row 2. C. Sivertsen. D. Wassell. T. Smith. R. Thompson. K. Milam, E. Tate. B. Ragston, coun- selor. Row 1- R. Sharp and D. Hessell. Noi Pic' tured- B. Foster. P. Phillips. B. Plumb. S. Wancket. B. Hanna, M. Allison. S. Brandt, and K. Hollister. Vice-President Denise Polfliet. Junior. President Beth Foster, Senior. Secreraryfheasurer Curt Si- vertsen, Senior. MMHOW S.A.D.D. stands for Students Against Driving Drunk. lt is an organization of students, work- ing together, to promote their common goals: bringing the problem of drinking and driving out into the open, and the ultimate goal - Saving Lives. Eddie Hoff and Kathi Segura at South Pork for S.A.D.D. -Li ii i i T J Sf: x.. .. U' S 124 Organization Bacis Row, M. Franks. C. Smith, Pres E. Hoff, From Row M. Marshall, B. Foster. S. Wancket. Noi Picr Vermeulen, J. Hollenback, E. Tate, S. Wainwright. M. Beert, M. Logsdon. A. Mikles, Treas S. Ringber D. French, C. Slaughter, J. McCooley. Secr K. Segura. B. Ferretti. and S. Schott. MAKIN' IT NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY. Back Row: R. Marshall, D. DeNeve, M. Searl, S. Wildermuth. Grd Row: P. Clark, S. Bogguess, D. Delilieck, T. Thompson, C. Hallowell. 2nd Row: M. Franks, M. Marshall, S. Ringberg, R. Taylor, B. Foster. 'lsr Row: H. Kraft, A. Delacluyse, K. Crockett. Nor Pictured. T. Stinson, K. Larson, A. Butterfield. IUJFIESSUGDIIIIEIL UUUDEIIUT The Drama Club was under the direction of Mrs. Riewerts again this year. The group traveled to Circa 21 three times. They saw Dracula Annie and Showboat . At Blackhawk they saw the production The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui. DRAMA CLUB. Back Row, J. Wake, K. Giesecke, H. Kraft. 2nd Row: M, Brown, T. Franks, B. Shaffer, J. Reed, TheY raised money to 599 and working concessions. There were approximately twenty members in Drama Club this year. 1 .. H J. DeTombe. lsr Row P. Clark, R. Kessler, B. Brown, H. Debacker. fhe5e 5hQw5 by gelling Cqndy if 4 X2 ef lnqgq A, 5 ...N I I OFFICERS. Pres, K. Crockett, Sec, H. Kraft, VP. C. Hollowell, Treas J. Wake, Absent: VP A. J sm Organizations 125 - f wfM.MmAWf ff M W , 1 Top Row- Suzie Wanckett, Middle Row- Pam Wallace, Mechele Egan, Danelle Calvert, Dana Floyd. Bottom Row- Angie Denny, Paige Chaney, Beth Foster. 2. Top Row- Missy Fish, Kris Wreidt, Suzie Nelson. Middle Row- Leanne Jurevitz, Julie Wright, Jody Berglond. Bottom Row- Tammy DeCap, Shelly Hugart. 3, Gina Angoran, Don- elle Calvert, Dana Floyd, Mechele Egan, Angie Denny, Suzie Wanckett. 126 Organizations wa, , ,,,...M n iiKK 'x 5, SCHOOL SONG We're loyal to you Riverdale We'll always be true Riverdale Our team it is grand lt's the best in the land So we'Il fight on you tonight RAH! RAH! RAH! So Rams fight on we're for you We know just how much you can do We'll fight and we'll win, So Rams let's begin To fight for Riverdale High! -,-,','.'. .... 1 . . .-..-A-.'.'. . .-xr. , , , . - - . . . . . , . 2 - vl-r-.-.-.f-1-:-1-',-',-,-,'.-.'.-.-.1-1-if,-'I-I'.J.-.'.'-t-:-:-'f',4,-,-.-.-.--i-1 - - H!-U 1 Top Row- Amy Covemaker. Middle Row- Glynis Strandgard, Cindy Larson. Bottom Row- Leanne Jurevitz, Kim Hollister, Julie Wright. 2, From Top To Bottom- Melissa Allison, Suzie Nelson, Jody Berg- Iand, Shelly Hugart, Julie Kipp, Tammy DeCop. 3, Top Row- Missy Logsdon. Middle Row- Kara Wun- derlich, Pam Wallace. Bottom Row- Sherry Ring- berg, Beth Foster, Christie Smith. Go Rams Go Organizations 127 FAME Pom-Pon The Pom-pan squad underwent a lor of changes this year. Mary Lou Dennhardt took A over the coaching position from Darlene s 1 Martin. . -- 1 J- ' up The squad held their annual clinic for area 1 youngsters. it was a big success as over 100 ' children attended. Mat Maids The president of the mat maids was Amy Sharp. The group helped out at wrestling meets. They did such things as cleaning mats, video taping, and making scrap books. The scrap books were handed out to the wrestlers at the banquet. 126 Organizations Row 1: K. Holtsiow, D. Coopman, J. Nielson, A. Butterfield, Row 2: M. Gasaway, A. Bufterfieid. 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Taulbee, Michelle 34 Thompson, Randy 30, 34, 69, 71, 83, Turkal, Thomas 34 Underwood, Amy 34 Vandiver, Phillip 34, 58, 83, 95, 106, VanLerberghe, Beth 34, 68, 95, 128 VanPameI, Dawn 34 VanZuiden, Tina 34 Vermeire, James 34 Vincent, Scott 34 Wainman, Matthew 34, 123 Wallace, Todd 30, 34, 58, 102 Watters, Casey 30, 123 Winters, Todd 30, 33, 34, 58, 76, 78 Wirt, Michelle 34 Youngs, Amy 34, 128 95, 106, 124 108, 124 83, 86, 87, 102 lndex 137 Adams, Donald Jr. 25, 111 Allison, Mark 25 Allison, Melissa 25, 29, 37, 53, 124, 127 Alonzo, Jennifer 25 Anderson, Doug 25, 86, 87 Angaran, Angi 25, 29, 53, 55, 80, 81 Ballard, Juanita 25 Barr, Laron 25 Beeth, Anthony 25, 58 Benson, Jeremy 25 Biehler, Thomas 25, 58 Boardman, Melissa 25, 29, 53, 55 Bogguess, Susan 25, 27, 95, 125 Brandt, Shelley 25, 80. 124 Bruner, John 25 Bull, Tamara 25, 63 Cabor, Richard 25 Churchill, Steven 25 Claeys, Chris 25 Clark, Penny 25, 29, 48, 62, 64, 76, 78, 91, 94, 96, 97, 111, 106, 108, 122, 125 Claus, Michael 25, 82 Coopman, Debra 25, 53, 122, 128 Covemaker, Amy 25, 29, 76, 78, 127 Daugherty, Tammy 25, 63 DeCap, Tammy 25, 37, 48, 65, 78, 126, 127 DeNeve, David 25, 64, 82, 102, 125 Denny, Chad 25, 48, 62, 63, 110 DeTombe, Jennifer 25, 48, 53, 92, 94, 96, 97, 108, 109, 125 DeWitte, Brian 25, 58 DeWitte, Jody 25, 40, 53 Dhooge, Buffie 25 Ditto, Chuck 25, 58, 102 Erickson, Ronald 25 Farwell, Walt 26, 92 Fish, Melissa 26, 29, 40, 65, 71, 80, 81, 126 Gasaway, Melanie 26, 53. 128 Giesecke, Daniel 56, 57, 69 Goethals, Brian 26 Graham, Jim 26 Graham, Roxanne 26 Griffin, Mike 26, 123 Griffith, Chad 26, 29, 76 Hamilton, Denise 26 Hessell, David 26, 58, 63, 64, 102, 124 Hilton, James 26 Hollister, Kim 26, 124, 127 Hon, David 26 Hudson, Julie 26 Hugart, Shelly 26, 65, 126, 127 Jacobs, Melissa 26 Jordan, Renee 26, 40 Jurevitz, Leanne 26, 53, 65, 95, 100, 126, 127 Kellums, Kristin 26 Kerner, Nick 26 Kessler, Randy 26, 29, 48, 76, 91, 92, 94, 96, 97, 106, 108, 125 Kinkade, Jill 26, 53 Kipp, Julie 26, 48, 53, 94, 127 Kline, Michael 26 Knudsen, Joan 26 138 Index INDEX SOPHCMCRES Kuehl, Craig 26, 58 Landgren, Sue 26, 63 Langy, Brenda 26 Larson, Cindy 26, 48, 53, 94, 127 Leighty, Toby 26, 43, 123 Leydens, Karla 26 Love, William 26, 56, 71, 82, 95 Lovern, Cari 26, 48 Loy, Lesley 27, 48, 61, 69, 106, 108, 109 Lutz, Judy 27, 41, 48, 100 Lutz, Julie 26, 27, 41, 48, 92, 100 Marshall, Ryan 27, 64, 71, 82, 125 Marske, Mark 27, 71, 82 Mayhew, Brent 27 McCannon, Tammy 27, 68, 107, 128 McChurch, Aimee 25, 26, 27, 37, 48, 94 McClure, Eva 27, 123 McCorkle, Cathie 27, 63, 108, 122 Mikles, Ann 27, 123 Miller, Eric 27, 58 Morris, Michelle 27, 68, 128 Muckelston, Troy 27 Mueller, Kelly 25, 27, 53 Mullery, Lisa 27 Mumma, Laura 27, 53 Murphy, Melissa 27, 95 Nelson, Susie 27, 53, 65, 126, 127 Nitz, Kevin 27, 71, 82, 84 Nitz, Kurt 27, 82, 84 Nyboer, Sabra 27, 53 O'Hara, Colleen 27, 53 Osbourne, Tammy 27 Parr, James 27, 111 Parrish, Donna 27, 123 Pilon, Douglas 27, 82 Pruett, Tina 27 Quick, Greg 27 Reed, Julie 27, 29, 48, 69, 95, 96, 97, 108, 109, 125, 130, 131 Reiling, Ronald 28 Riley, Gary 25, 28 Riney, Sean 26, 28, 58 Rogers, Angela 28, 63 Sanders, Mary 28, 80 Sandquist, Andy 28, 82 Schall, Cina 28, 62, 94 Schmidt, Vincent 28, 58, 63, 108, 122 Schneider, LeaAnn 28 Schutts, Chad 27, 28, 58 Shaffer, Mary 27, 28, 39 Sharp, Rod 28, 58, 63, 124 Sims, Tom 28 Slaughter, Craig 28, 58, 102 Smith, Amy 28 Smith, Kim 28 Spencer, Vince 28 Stanton, Holly 28, 111 Stinsen, Troy 28, 58, 84, 125 Stockwell, Andy 28, 86, 87, 96, 97, 131 Strandgard, Glynis 28, 127 Strassman, Sheila 28, 62, 63 Sweetman, Missy 28 Taylor, Rochelle 28, 53 Teague, Lanza 25, 27, 28, 63, 76, 78 VanZuiden, Tracy 28 Vaughn, Perry 28, 56 VerBeke, Jay 28, 84, 95, 106 Wigant, Mike 28, 48, 58, 86, 87, 94, 102, 106, 107, 109 Wildermuth, David 28 Woodburn, Mary 25, 28, 29, 48, 53, 80, 81 93, 94, 122, 130 Woodworth, Lisa 28 Wriedt, Kristin 28, 53, 65, 126 Wright, Adele 28, 48 Wright, Julie 28, 40, 65, 126, 127 Ahlf, Mary 20, 48, 54, 55 Albrecht, Tim 20, 56, 57, 64, 71, 82, 83, 93 Angaran, Gina 20, 65, 114, 126, 127 Angel, Linda 20, 95 Baltzell, Dawn 20, 37, 48, 64, 80, 81, 130, 131 Barber, Perry 20 Bender, Greg 20, 95, 107 Black, Diane 20 Cabon, Donald 20, 39, 111 Canady, Jacquelyn 20, 50, 94, 123 Claus, Steve 20 Colegrove, Karen 20 Cook, Mark 20 Courter, Danielle 20 Cox, Ralph 20 Crockett, Karla 20, 48, 68, 76, 78, 94, 96, 106, 108, 117, 125, 128, 139 Cronin, Leslie 20, 50, 80, 81 Danielson, Tom 20, 39, 58 Donielson, Tina 20 DeBlaey, Julie 50, 131 Delocluyse, Amy 20, 48, 50, 76, 94, 96, 97 106, 108, 122, 125 DeWilfond, LaVonne 20, 54, 55, 131 Ditto, Tina 20, 128 Downs, Tina 20, 63, 68, 111, 114 Doyle, Christine 20 Egan, Mechele 20, 48, 54, 55, 64, 65, 126, 127 Eidson, Gregory 20, 71, 82, 105 Feddersen, Charles 20, 56, 57 Ferrell. Vera 20, 50 Ferretti, Rebecca 20, 50, 100, 124 Floyd, Dana 20, 41, 48, 50, 54, 55, 65, 124, INDEX JUNICRS 126, 127 Foster, Roxianne 21 Franklin, Todd 21 Franks, Tina 21, 39, 48, 125 Gadient, Paula 21 Gann, Kimberly 21 Garcia, Kelly 21, 50, 123 Giesecke, Katy 20, 21, 48, 76, 78, 94, 95, 96, 97, 105, 108, 125, 128 Gillespie, Juli 21, 95, 106, 118, 119 Goderis, Jeff 21 Goodwin, Melissa 21, 128 Gopal, Ashish 21, 76 Graham, Scott 21, 108 Hanna, Brian 21, 58, 65, 82, 102, 103, 124, 130 Healy, Tamora 21, 122 Heinsen, Wade 21, 39, 4, 58 Hessell, Doug 21 Hoff, Eddie 21, 48, 50, 58, 65, 69, 76, 87, 94, 108, 124 Hofmann, Richard 21 Hollowell, Charla 21, 50, 76, 96, 97, 108, 125 Holt, Cynthia 21 Holt, Lora 21 Hurry, Chad 21, 58, 64, 65, 87 Inskeep, David 21, 114 Jacks, Teresa 21 Jackson, Lon 21, 43 James, David 21, 82, 102, 114 Johnson, Brion 21 Johnson, Jeffery 21 Klavon, Dale 21, 58 Knox, Audra 21 Kraft, Holly 21, 20, 48, 68, 76, 96, 97, 108, 109, 125, 128, 131 LaFerrara, Martin 21 Lanning, John 21, 39, 64 Larson, Karen 21, 80, 108, 125 Leighty, Cathy 21, 39, 69, 80, 81 Leydens, Marcella 21 Long, Wilfond 22 Lyon, Rick 22, 39 Malone, Tracy 22, 50 McClain, Colleen 22, 122 Milam, Mike 22, 58, 82, 84, 105, 114 Miller, Darian 22, 65, 95, 106, 107, 114 Miller, Wendy 22, 80, 81 Moberg, Teresa 22 Moffitt, Rodney 22, 58 Montieth, Matthew 22, 123 Morris, Mark 22 Mose, Chris 22 Moshier, Mandy 22 Moyer, Samuel 22, 39, 58, 136 Muckelston, Jennifer 22, 107 Murphy, Tim 22 Olson, Cindy 22 Oney, Morcia 22 Overcosh, Denise 22, 48, 69 Parvin, Cheryl 22, 39, 48 Pearsall, Todd 22, 95 Pettit, Jill 22, 37, 41, 80, 81 Plumb, Lisa 22, 68, 122 Plunkett, Bobby 22 Plunkett, Trina 22 Polfliet, Denise 22, 48, 50, 54, 55, 64, 65, 94, 100, 130, 131 Pontzius, Denise 22, 128 Priebe, Pam 22, 48, 94, 108 Ringberg, Pam 22 Rohs, Aaron 22 Russell, Darlene 22 Saathoff, Krista 22, 39, 130, 131 Scolf, JoAnne 22 Schott, Scott 23, 41, 58, 64, 65, 76, 86, 87, 107, 124, 129 Shaffer, Barbara 23, 95, 111, 125, 128 Shipman, Lisa 23 Shipman, Tina 23 Smith, Mike 23, 62, 111 Smith, Tim 23, 41, 58, 64, 65, 68, 82, 102, 124, 129 Spurgeon, Jonna 23, 62, 63, 68, 78, 109, 111 114, 122, 123, 128 Stahl, Valerie 23 Staken, Nick 23 Stiner, Rod 23, 64 Sutton, Darin 23, 123 Tonner, Chad 23 Tate, Emily 23, 48, 124 Taulbee, Todd 23, 39, 48 Taulbee, Troy 23, 48 Thompson, Teresa 23, 37, 50, 80, 102, 104, 113, 125 Toppert, Robert 23, 123 Turkal, Robert 23, 39 Vandervort, Melissa 23, 50, 122 Woggoner, Tom 23, 114 Wainwright, Shelley 23, 71, 80, 81, 124 Woite, Christy 23, 122 Wake, Jennifer 23, 68, 125, 128 Wolters, Darren 23, 39 Wancket, Suzonn 23, 50, 64, 65, 124, 126, 127 Wassell, Dan 23, 58, 82, 92, 124 White, Sally 23 Wirt, Richard 23 Woods, Todd 23, 39, 48 Wright, Diana 23 Wunderlich, Kara 23, 50, 114, 127 index 139 INDEX SENIORS Allen, Todd 6, 48, 58, 65, 94, 106, 116, 118, 119 Bailey, Sue 6, 48, 104, 108, 109, 116, 118, 119 Ballard, Roshell 6, 39, 118, 119 Baltzell, Darrin 6, 37, 58, 60, 86, 87, 107, 118, 119 Beert, Missy 6, 37, 41, 50, 118, 119, 123, 124 Bennett, Linda 6, 41, 76, 118, 119 Bergland, Steve 6, 105, 118, 119 Bernstrom, Susan 6, 54, 55, 118, 119 Black, Teresa 7, 50, 118, 119 Bowles, Sherri 7, 63, 80, 81, 118, 119 Breeden, James 7, 118, 119 Brooks, Scott 7, 41, 71, 82, 114, 118, 119 Brooks, Sean 7, 108, 118, 119 Brown, James 7, 111, 118, 119 Burn, Lisa 7, 43, 112, 118, 119 Burr, Sherry 7, 39, 112, 113, 114, 118, 119 Butterfield, Amy 8, 43, 118, 119, 125, 128 Calvert, Danelle 8, 54, 55, 65, 110, 118, 119, 124, 126, 127, 129 Casillas, Craig 8, 41, 43, 48, 58, 65, 94, 102, 103, 118, 119, 129 Cathcart, Sean Cathcart, Sherri 8, 54, 55, 65, 118, 119 Chaney, Paige 8, 41, 50, 65, 76, 96, 97, 118, 119, 126 Claeys, Craig 8, 118, 119 Claus, Christopher 8, 43, 118, 119 Conant, Richard 8, 41, 50, 58, 76, 93, 96, 97, 118, 119 Courter, Angela 118, 119 Dabdoub, Soraya 9, 118, 119, 128 Day, Thomas 9, 48, 58, 64, 65, 118, 119 DeBlieck, Diane 9, 71, 117, 118, 119, 125 DeClercq, Todd 9, 43, 58, 68, 82, 84, 114, 118, 119 Denny, Angela 9, 50, 64, 95, 118, 119, 126, 127 Depoorter, Joann 9, 50, 63, 118, 119 DeWilfond, Anne 9, 43, 112, 118, 119 DeWitte, Jana 9, 118, 119 Dillin, Dale 10, 118, 19 Doty, Karlene 10, 62, 118, 119 Dufur, Robin 10, 37, 108, 114, 118, 119, 122, 128, 131 Falk, Alan 10, 71, 82, 84, 118, 119, 123 Farraher, Kevin 10, 43, 95, Fiser, Chuck 10, 56, 57, 65, Fish, Derrick 10, 68, 71, 82, Fornero, Monica 10, 80, 81 Foster, Beth 11, 48, 50, 76. 126, 127, 139 118, 119 71, 82, 83, 84, 93, 112, 118, 119 102, 112, 113, 114, 118, 119 95, 114, 118, 119 '91, 94, 106, 1oe, 116, 115, 119, 124, 125, Franks, Melissa 11, 41, 48, 50, 68, 94, 96, 97, 118, 119, 125, 128 French, Dee 11, 41, 50, 68, 118, 119, 124, 128 Gentry, Michelle 11, 43, 118, 119 Gosa, David 11, 118, 119 Griffith, John 11, 43, 113, 118, 119 Griffith, Sheryl 11, 48, 94, 108, 118, 119 Hall, Jeff 11, 118, 119 Haynes, Scott 12, 64, 101, 118, 119 Holland, Jerrin 12, 64, 93, 118, 119, 140 Hollenback, Jill 12, 54, 55, 113, 118, 119, 124 Holstlaw, Karen 12, 63, 118, 119, 128 lnskeep, William 12, 118, 119 Jackson, Leland 118, 119 Johnson, Marina 12, 95, 100, 106, 108, 118, 119 Johnson, Michelle 12, 39, 118, 119 Jones, Julie 39, 118, 119 Jones, Kimberly 50, 118, 119, 122 Kindred, Cynthia 13, 118, 119 Lange, Troy 13, 118, 119 Logsdon, Melissa 13, 41, 48, 69, 76, 93, 108, 109, 118, 119, 124, 127 Lohman, Jody 13, 43, 118, 119 Love, Ingrid 13, 80, 81, 95, 106, 113, 118, 119, 122 Lyon, Rusty 13, 39, 48, 58, 118, 119 Mallary, Dave 113, 118, 119 Marshall, Monica' 13, 41, 50, 68. 118, 119, 125, 128 Mathis, Rick 118, 119 McClain, Timothy 13, 62, 69, 118, 119 McCooIey, John 14, 41, 62, 86, 87, 91, 92, 96, 97, 116, 118, 119, 124, 129 140 lndex McKay, Kevin 105 Melton, Kevan 14, 118, 119 Miller, Lori 14, 41, 118, 119 Miner, Rich 62, 118, 119 Mink, Niki 14, 39, 110, 118, 119 Mooney, Curt 14, 41, 58, 68, 65, 105, 118, 119 Morris, Steve 14, 118, 119 MOSS, Pat 14, 102, 103, 112, 113, 114, 118, 119 O'Brien, Matt 14, 41, 58, 64, 65, 74, 118, 119, 122, 129 Paaske, Joni 15, 37, 41, 50, 93, 118, 119 Phillips, Pam 15, 50, 65, 93, 108, 109, 118, 119, 124, 131 Plavak, Lisa 15, 95, 106, 118, 119, 122 Plumb, Barry 15, 58, 65, 71, 82, 95, 101, 118, 119, 124 Reimers, Peter 15, 95, 118, 119 Riley, Amy 15, 48, 69, 118, 119 Ringberg, Sherry 15, 41, 50, 76, 118, 119, 124, 125, 127 Rohs, Anthony 15, 118, 119 Schall, Mark 16, 62, 48, 118, 119 Schneider, Karen 16, 50, 112, 118, 119 Searl, Mark 16, 41, 118, 119, 125 Segura, Kathryn 16, 118, 119, 124 Sharp, Amy 16, 117, 118, 119, 128 Shimada, Sally CAyakoD 16, 64, 108, 118, 119 Shrum, Dale 16, 39, 86, 87, 118, 119 Sivertsen, Curtis 16, 41, 48, 74, 91, 93, 94, 96, 97, 103, 106, 108, 118 119, 122, 129 Slaughter, Chris 17, 69, 118, 119, 124 Smith, Christie 17, 37, 61, 63, 68, 72, 93, 108, 111, 118, 119, 124, 127, 130, 131 Sorensen, Dan 17, 58, 65, 95, 101, 118, 119 Stuhr, Rusty 17, 43, 118, 119, 123 Talbot, Mary 17, 50, 118, 119 Taylor, LouRae 17, 41, 48, 68, 69, 94, 118, 119, 125, 128 Thomas, Bruce 17118, 119 Turkal, Lynn 17, 39, 50, 80, 118, 119 VerBeke, Jeffrey 18, 58, 65, 82, 83, 84, 105, 114, 118, 119 Vermeulen, Deena 18, 54, 55, 65, 69, 94, 108, 109, 118, 119, 124 Vincent, Jana 18, 63, 117, 118, 119 Vroman, Danette 18, 43, 118, 119, 131 Vroman, Kevin 18, 118, 119 Waldbesser, Timothy 18, 111, 118, 119 Waldron, Lisa 18, 94, 118, 119 Wallace, Pamela 18, 48, 50, 54, 55, 65, 68, 91, 94, 102, 104, 108, 114, 117, 118, 119, 126, 127 Wiklund, Michael 19, 48, 65, 71, 82, 94, 116, 118, 119 Wildermuth, Shane 19, 41, 86, 87, 107, 118, 119 Wildermuth, Shawn 19, 39, 50, 58, 71, 82, 83, 84, 101, 102, 118, 119, 125 Williams, Shalaina 19, 39, 50, 118, 119 Winters, Gregory 19, 118, 119 Wriedt, Christian 19, 118, 119 Wriedt, Nicholas 19, 39, 58, 82, 84, 112, 118, 119 Young, Kurt 19, 39, 95, 110, 118, 119