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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1986 volume:

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Terrorism threatens the world . . A Soviet Nuclear Plant Meltdown . . . Geneva conferences . A . Space Shut- tle Challenger blew up . . . ist female Globe Trotter . . . Chicago Bears are Super Bowl champs . 4 . Royals win World Series . , . First teacher in space died from Challenger explosion . . . Gas prices down ra 79 cents , . . Marcos comes to U.S. , . . Clint Eastwood become mayor of California . . . Prince Charles and Princess Di visited U.S. 4 , . Live-Aid . . . Farm-Aid . . . Satellite sent to Uranus . . . George Burns turned OO , . . Rock Hudson died . . . Orson Wells died . . . Yul Brenner died . 4 . James Cagney died . . . Johnny Olson died , , , Dock to the Future, Rambo, iii movies . . . Cosby Show ffl , , . Twillight Zone returned . . , Rocky IV carne out . . . Arnold Schwartzenager married , , . Seatbelt law passed in Illinois . . . Super-SaverCinemos opened . , . Tanning booths , . , Controversy over Part Dyronfllillsdale Road . . . Larry Molitor, Class at 1987, died . , . United Booster Club established . A . Pep Club started . . . Mr. Fortney became new assistant Principal . . , Mr. Carbee resigned , , . Mrs, Dow-Wyatt resigned . , . Visiting Air- Force Band was a big success Volleyball Regional Champs Fresh Saph Volleyball first in conference Wrestlers took 2nd place in Regionals 7 Wrestlers to Secttanals Walt Farwell and Jett Schoondyke went to State Boys basketball were Regional finalists Dena DeNeve Leanne Jurevttz Stef Tanner and Suzanne Peterson went ra State for Gtrl s Track placed 13th in state lay VerDeke went to state for boy s track Home coming King Craig Kuehl and Queen Missy Fish Pram King Mark Marske and Queen Cindy Larson Sophornores wan Spirit Week Sophomares won Homecoming Float Contest Ward of the year Right Fashion Bob hair styles a ring for every ftnger bright colors oversized shirts crop pants Bermuda shorts and shades R, X. 1 fx cus. - sl 'T x'g A ic., 1 f s E :Lis i it fw Qt, Jn ,,,l .ill ' 1 si , mimi 'V We 'fl fi.l 7:J7Zfm?q Me lit? ' cccc ,ss -mai an if 1 0 '-mba' fllfwi THE SHAMROCK Complimenrs Cf: CLOTHES Rr 84 CORRAL Cordovo Illunors 654 Owner Noncy Seorl IHBSIGI charge Moun Srreer Porr Byron For AH Your Hom' PONY OLD FARMERS 6' And Wedding NSGUS MER CHAN TS Jai-:If ACCENT Hou5E WWE BANK emk PO Bo Q7 9 Porr Byron Illlnols 658 2208 C8093 528 2885 HILLSDALE GROCER Y We xv C317 Moxn nv Hullsdole IL 658 2214 PIZZA PAD Rr 84 Ropuds Cary Mon ThrUSor 8AM To6PM 625 0801 Phone L Sundoy 9 AM To 12 PM Comphmenrs Of PERSONA STUDIO SC We Dehver RAMBLER STAFF Ph '09 Oph The Closs Of 1986 20W VOC! Good Luck! A A -jx v . Lb K 4 ,ig ' jk ' , . X f I ' ' + fig, XXX S? .. . 5 . 53323-4-qQ'W . K .' Gv 1:' 'V 'U' T. '-gif ' 104 Elm gfreef Hillsdole, illinois M T H A , ,FN ' X' 'f' VBA, - .3 ' , . 'J V Z . CNexr To , L M -,, Qaggf Riverlond 'W' ' Morinoi ishes Your Officio! hool o r er ' es r Srerling, III. I ' Q- if lu o ui 0 YI 1 ryi ! I 9' 5 Q,,'l ecgom din gf 'Ira ro O . V. I-if l ' . ' A I L Q- ' o ', .' l I bgbmmin 14 .A . 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Row 5: Secrerory!Treosurer, Amondo Durrerfield, President, Ryan Morsholl, ond Vice President, Dill Love. Picture 1- Srudenr Council Members discusing how ro pur up rhe Homecoming Corono- rion decororions. Picture 2- Sru- denr Council Presidenr Piyon Morsholl presenring 0 check ro Mrs. George Benson from the Riverdale srudenrs ond sroff. Picture 3- Srudenr Council members serring up the Home- coming Coronorion decoro- rions. mdhung. 6 lg N1 F l 1- Srudenr Council members or work during rheir meering, Pic 2- Srudenr Council odvisors left ro Hr- Mrs. Weover, Mr. Forrney, ond Mrs. Plogsron. The 1985-86 Srudenr Council wos very ocrive. They roised over rwo hundred dollors for rwo fomilies who losr their possessions due ro fires. The Srudenr Council olso helped Mr. DeFouw find woys ro improve Closs Nighr ond Homecoming ocriviries for furure yeors. Other Srudenr Council ocriviries included Sweerheorr Dov, rhe onnuol Blood Drive, 0 MORP donce ond rhe prepororion ond decororion of Homecoming. The officers for the 1985-86 Srudenr Council were Presi- denr, Ryon Morsholl, Vice Presidenr, Bill Love, Secre- rory!Treosurer, Amondo Burrerfield, ond Porliomen- rorion, Trisho Polflier. Orgonizorions - FRIENDS F OR LIFE Riverdale's chapter of S.A.D.D. had a successful year. Fighting the misconception that drinlsing is okay, so long as the student does not drive proved to be a year-long effort, Rather than to drive the point home by hammering teens with alcohol-consumption informatiion, this group's emphasis was to provide alternatives too chemically-dependent recreation. October's election of officers produced the fol- lowing slate: Amy Covemalser, President, Me- lissa Allison, Vice President, ond Laura Mumma, Sec. !Treas. That same month, the group sent Melissa Allison and Walt Farwell to a weekend- long, state-sponsored, seminar, Prqect Gradu- ation. November was poster month. The Prize -a multi-media presentation pro- moting self-esteem and acceptance, was SADD's early Christmas gift to the student body. A mid winter mixed intramural volleyball league became SADD's boldest initiative to- ward promoting healthy activity with 80 par- ticipants for its first round. The club bought supper for the league's winning team at a pizza party ending the season March 25. The yeor's final activity was assisting the Globe with promoting alcohol-free graduation celebrations for its valued friends in the class of 1986. Top Right Pic.- Bottom to Top- Left to Right: 1st Row- T. Seams, S. Palmer, J. Sochau, M. Milburn, A. Carter, D Saddoris. 2nd Row- M. Allison, A. Covemalser, D. DeNeve, M. Lanning, P. VanDiver, Pi. Thompson, K. Clouse, A Foster, Adv. Mrs. Weaver. 3rd Row- K. VonLerberghe, T Geiger, T. Lalemon, R. Carter, J. Stone, L. Jurevitz, A Butterfield, J. Reed, M. Woodburn, M. Wigont. 4th Row A. Sanquist, M. Reding, P. Monreirh, B. Love, K. Wriedt, S Heinsen, M. Morske, P. Flesch, D. Gieseke, M. Claus, C Slaughter. Top Left Pic.- The billboard for Prcject Gradu ation. Middle Pic.- Friends for life Bottom Pic.- SADI volleyball scored on the courts. 'V 8. ,fats if G if 8 l MUSIC MASTERS - HS BOWL Are you wondering why some students wear pinls tassels ot Graduation? They T wear these because they belong to Mu, sq.-W v sic Masters. Music Masters is an honor A organization based on musical ability. ' K T Music Master members are also chosen T for their scholarship, character, cooperof tion, leadership, and service abilities. 3... vi ing.. sh W! ,U 2' B ,, ,ir T 3 g 5 gg 5 we , r , W Q5-L f I,.A! I fl LV H ,, . 'in fr i,,'i' i i . f ,.v1' if . ' .g .T . T 1 .2 ' if T - y . Music Master New Inductees, T. Wright, C. ic Masters New and Old Members, Front. K. Kerr, L. Jurevitz, S. Palmer. Middle. S. Fidlar, C. Larson, J. Kipp, L, Larson, L. Jurevitz, R. Kessler, S. Palmer L. Barr. Back. M. Brown, R. Thompson, T. Wright, B. Kessler. 11,,:k Fi, g L c . Wire , A - W . t -- 4 , .... ,,, ....... . .. g x T 55 Riverdale competes in inns!! athletics os do most U schools, We receive a lot 10 of awards, trophies, and publicity in this area, and we are proud of these T accomplishments. But let us not forget our ocademic competitors-The High School Bowl This year they competed at Kewanee, Aledo, and f Wynona. They also i hosted the second annual 5 Bowl at Riverdale. Riverdale boasted both teams this year and captured 2nd in the conference. The students spent many hours practicing mock contests under the direction of Ms fx Tkagston and Mr. X Loncoster m1 gh School Bowl, Front. P. Clorls, S. Fidlar, Middle. A. Cotter, S. Bogguess, D. Giesecke, C. Slaughter, K. Clause. Bock. Mr. Lancaster, J. OVQOVWTZOTTOVTS Tombe, M. Marske, T. Bowlser, B. DeDecl4er lx s CLQSE-UP M T Q Lefr fo right: Mary Woodburn, Korhy Clause, Jennifer DeTombe, Tricia Geiger, and Mr. Lancosrer. Nor picruredg Kim VanLerberghe, The Copirol Building. The cool Close-Up chaperone, Mr. Lancaster, For Left: The Lincoln Memorial. Left: Tricia gets the sighrs in a phoro. The Close-Up group was small, bur they had fun. The group was gone for six days, offending 1 seminars and visiring rourisr sights. Mr. Lancasrer was rhe chaperone. Mr, Bodine was once cigoin in chorge of Peer Tutoring. Turors ore recommended by reochers ro help orher srudenrs. They ore rhen ossigned ro help rhe srudenr in o porriculor closs unril they undersrond rhe sukjecr, Qll?ESSlliiJlXllillL DEW The Elemenrory Workers were once ogoin orgonized by Mrs, Corlson. Afrer roking cerroin required closses, rhe srudenrs go over ro rhe elemenrory roo help reochers reoch rheir closs. This experience helps rhem in deciding wherher or nor ro pursue o coreer in reoching or childcore. NX XXX x x XX D ' Og 5 f T is 1111 'll I in PEER TUTOR5 '7 Front left ro fight- Andreo Correr, Bill Love, Piyon Morsholl, Sobro Nyboer, Mory Woodburn, Mork Morsl-ze, ond Don Gieseclse. Back- Missy Lonning, Tricio Seams, Trisho Polfiier, Ellonyo Hosrens, Amondo Durrerfield, Vicki McCIoine, Michelle Morris, ond Srocie Fidlor ii' T From ro Dock, Lefr fc Right- Juoniro Bollord, Peggy Dhooge, Bridger Brown, Tomro Bull, ond Missy Sweermon NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -i wr.,-:u'a,. .,v, 7 A,.,,.,,, - 7.7. ll I.. v The Narional Honor Sociery is a group of srudenrs involved in many organizations ar acriviries. The srudenrs chosen for NHS weri piclsed by rhe faculry. The aualificarions for NHS are based upon scholarship, leadership service, and characrer. The NHS sponsor is Miss Thomas. Each year rhe NHS members and new inducrees are required ro do a service prqecr for rhe school, This year rhe picked up rrash on rhe school grounds. 5' , f , - O . y 2 Pic lf Tricia and Trisha pick up rrash ar school. Pic 2- NHS new inducrees- lefr ro righr- Mark Marslse, Trisha Polflier, Amy Fosrer, Tricia Seams, Randy Thompson, Mary Woodburn, Sue Pererson, Todd Wallace. Absenr- Amanda Butterfield and Jennifer DeTombe. Pic 3- NHS Members- leff to right -Back- Drian DeDe-clser, Sracie Fidlar, Marr Niedlinger, David DeNeve, Ryan Marshall, Troy Srinson, Phil Vandiver, Penny Clark. Front- Susan Dogguess, Dena DeNeve. Pic. 4- Randy and Brian garher rrash. 12 - Organizations L irris J. Fronlfs, J Momn L. Cox, M Killinger, ond lnsrrucror B Howord. Back Row S vnr Row, Left to Right- B. Sprouse, B. Allison, R. Kessler, S. Vincenr. Middle Row- J. ?over, S. McClure, D. Seoms, W. Forvvell, R. Huslonder, and J. Srohler. ie Riverdole Choprer of FFA had ci very isy yeor orrending conresrs, workshops id convenrions, The FFA orrended -odership rroining school or Erie High id Lond use convenrions or Shonnon, so rhe FFA Foundorion owords or Dix- 1. Senior V. Schmidt won rhe Sheep oducrion oword for rhe second yeor in row. Rod Huslonder ploced 4rh or rhe Mechanics conresr. The livesrocls ging or Chowo, ploced 11rh os 0 reom. iey olso wenr ro Horse judging or ewonee or Blocls Howls Eosr Moy 1Orh. hn Srohler ploced orh or lndividuol eed Conresr. Orher ocriviries rhor rhe A were involved in were: Livesrocls dging or Dovenporr Counry Porls Pro- Jcers, BOAC prqecr plonring rrees, cor' E for grounds, Norionol ond Srore con- .nrions, rhe onnuol FFA bonquer, con- :ssions or rhe wresrling rournornenr, id fours or John Deere Horvesror, ond use lnrernorionol. p righr-Scorr frying our mochinery, Middle-Rick inring frees, Borrorn Left- Dorronn RighrAFFA embers. S. Weover, R. Kessler, B. Sprouse, J. nrris, offended rhe Norionol Convenrion. Q Z.,-:ji . 7.,., H i Wi .cW. A ew . g,J . . .... . .,., . vJ ,,. I .,... W -...W . . JWLW W 'W ,. firm, J fe iw 2 i 1 f y rs 1 1 Q' vw 4+ Z ,G K . ,.. I ,, ,, .,, ,,. Q4 ,.m,,, , .J I v ht ' if fi-,vi ., f,,'. K' ? s , A A 4- . ff .J . Y 'li f 'i ii 3 A S S Q J . , 1 -' fri, + , Mi? sf. - -a 1 J - -. A - . 1 .- , Q1 wh- J- auf- as f .. A . -msgs -wwf iw if A '12 , , ' Ari .2 'Q ez U , wi :iisiifpf l -J 3 J - 5 .- 'Q - I A V wi -' ..,, . ' M y '- ,. A . AV. 2, .,.: A ,.V ..V. .- V -,.- .. - . ,. .. .. , . . Q ' 1 fi ' i Y .K i k .L-In - sg 1 A 4 A . ..., . , cg 63 3 W .,,,..,..,ss Sl The Srocls Marker Team was in irs firsr year here ar Riverdale and rhey unforrunarely finished in second ro lasr place our of many, many reams. ln rhe future if rhey choose good sroclss The ream could place higher. Pic 1- The stock market team Front: Mr. Forrney, advisor. Back: Stacie Fidlar, Brian De- Declser, Susan Dull, Tricia Seams, and Eric Nelson. The French Club was nor acrive ar all rhis year. They had a few rneerings and high hopes, bur rhere were rnany confiicrs and rhe French Club was unable ro organize any acfiviries. Pic 2. Above- Front Row: S. Arnold, D. McOlgan, T. Seams, T. Laleman, V. McClaine, J. Elder, J. Perry, and P. Clark. Middle Row: D. Zobrisr, T. Polflier, Pi. Marshall, R. Thompson, M. Woodburn, S. Leighry, and D. Smith. Back Row: P. Vandiver, M. Marslse, C. McCorl1Ie, C. Griffith, D. Love, and D. Gieseclse. Pic 3 Left- C. Slaughter, Sec., M. Marslse, Pres., B. Love, V. Pres. 14 - Acriviries 5 TOCI4 MARKET FRENCH CLUB WFVE GOT THE SPIRIT ' ow' 5 QW f C222 fig f W , . . ff fJ'fTf5z'?l W5 ' f 4 P' , 1 Q 3, This year, srudenrs ar RHS, orgoe ed o Pep Club. This group was vised by rhe Acriviries Direcror, Mr. rney. The goal of rhis group was ro se srudenr enrhusiosm or school' Jnsored evenrs. This wos accom' yhed by decororing rhe school, Bering or evenrs, and sponsoring o ce. WIT? '-.Q CN I 1 Pep Club Officers, Lefr ro Prighrf Kris Wrieclr, Shelley Mary Woodburn, Leanne Jureyirz, Angi Angaron, J M--mme ,.,,c J. QQ T-,iJ , 1 , A T my K ' J Iii A N ec? I J A ,tfiii i 7 V A 5 J . -fl? eg' -5 es -egg 53? J Mary Woowurn, Angi Angcron, Cindy Larson, Leanne Jurevirz, Sheiey Brandt, Kris Wreidr, Ji Kinkade, Meisso Aison, Tony Deefh, Missy Docxdmon, Tarnra Bd, Penny Clcrk, Mke Claus, Debi Coopmon, Amy Covernaker, Tammy Daugherry, Dowd DeNeve, Wd! Farwel, Missy Fish, Paul Flesch, Melanie Gasaway, Dm Gieske, Chad Griffith, Lie Kipp, Laura Mcrnma, Di Love, Judy Lutz, Jde Lurz, Mak Mcxske, Muchele Mont, Kely Mueler, Doug Plan, Juie Reed, Sean Rhey, Ange Rogers, Mary Shaffer, Rod Sharp, Craig Slaughter, Tray Srinson, Perry Slaughter, Brian Akon, Dena Deneve, Jody Derglond, Andrea Carrer, .im Cox, Sandra Delliedr, Jody Harris, Jeff Haskins, Steph Heinsen, Km Ken, Ken Mlam, srdey LEiQ1l'Y,SUZO'109 Peterson, Randy TTIOYTDYXT, Amy UYIOEYWOOG, sneuy Arnold, Tana Dddwin, Pam Dehrn, Tlfany Dun, Rochele Caner, Drk Dewm, Amy Fosrer, Elanya Hosrens, Jennifer Hunr, Morgan Knox, Tara Laleman, Denise McOlgan, Pam Mdnnem, mm Poirier, Mane fleeing, mea Seams, Jenny srdne, Kelie Wohng, Kelly cragfnaes, Heidi Benson, John oddfdfndn, Jernter Dahnerr, ce-ne node, Susan Dul, Angie Poxron, Angi Day, Chalyn Fornero, Tracy Garcia, Melissa Morris, Kris Par O'Neal, Sandy Parvin, Tovis Smith, Jennifer Topscarr, Karen Warner, Tammy Wlrens Organizations QFHCE WQRKERS The Riverdale Office workers helped Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Clendenin vvifh rhe everyday faslss such as picking up rhe absenree slips, answering phones, and odd jobs rhaf needed TO oe done daily. Right Picture- First Semester Office Y Workers- Bottom Row - Left to Right- V. McClaine, S. Tanner, D. Decap, A. Covemalser, K. McCorlsle, S. Hugarr, J. Wrighr. Middle Raw- M. Woodburn, L, Murnma, L. Jurevirz, M. Boardman, A. Angaran, S. Brandr, K. Milam, S, Hein- sen. Top Row- W. Farrwell, M. Claus, T. Srinson, T. Deerh. Below Right Picture- Second Semes- ter Office Workers- Bottom Row- Left to Right- P. Flesch, C. Kuehl, M. Claus, C. Slaughrer, L. Jurevirz, M. Boardman, L. Mumma, K. Milarn. Mid- dle Row- K. McCorlsle, A. Rogers, T. Deerh, M. Allison, S. Brandr, A. An- garan, D. DeNeve. Top Row- S. Hein- sen, M. Marslfe, S. Tanner, D. DeCap, M. Woodburn. LIBRAR Y As you wallsed info fhe library you saw fellow srudenrs help find, checls our, and pur away books. These srudenrs volunteered rheir srudy- halls TO help in fhe library. Their help was very im- porranr ro rhe library and irs organizorion, 'Q .UVX VCR. tcm :Sl 5 In - A em. . - r rhe teachers by the lib gk aw .ff ., ..... A R E X A Q- X 1 JOUR NALISM Support was a big factor in the Journal- ism Zone this year. Journalism was dropped second semester of last year due to a lack of support by the students. lt was brought back with a relatively new staff, so a few changes were made. Class was held seventh hour, the same as in past years, and the paper was published in cooperation with the Dispatch Metro East News. However stu- dents used books and had tests over information and terms learned. This helped the content of writing in the Rampage. Thanks to student support, the Rampage survived and will contin- ue if we show concern. khM ia,. M Row 1-L to R- Jim McCooIey, Todd DeWilfond, Brian Bowles. Row 2- Brad Fincher, Andy Sanquisr, Marci Feddersen. Row 3- Walt Farwell, Chad Griffirh, Shayo Mabeus. ,fl if 52,1 Qt. Shayo Mabeus and Marci Feddersen working hard on layout. D Advisor. Mr, Golby ZONE CREATOR5 i 18 - Activities if Kim prepares me ballerin board for adveriise merwr 2- Brad focuses ia on a shai, 5' learwy works ra meer a aeaalirwe A- Gap ra barram and iefr ra rigiwrb The Crearors Randy Kessler, Dirls DeWirr, Amanda Barrerfieid, Carey Jones, Camie MCCorKie, Tomy Jaae, Tricia Seams, Brad Reed, Jenny Siane, Rachelle Carre-r, Tami Baidwia, Tricia Geiger, Demise MC Olgaa, Jimmy Milier, Mrs. Riewerrs, Kim Varlerberghe arid Tamra BUTT The Yeorooois Srofi' does nor hove rhe power ro conrroi whor evenrs hop' pen, Tusr record rhenn, Henceforrh, nnolsing rhenn rhe Zone Creorors. The 1985 So sroff consisr ed of 17 srudenrs who worised rheir hordesr ro rnoise rhis yeor's yeore pools rhe success ir wos The soies people sold ods ond oooiss ond held rhe Arh onnuoi Legs conresr ro help roise rnoney for rhe oesr yeorooole yer, our heid no fundroisers due ro rhe cioss oeconne ing porr of rhe Unified Boosrer Ciuo. The sroff olso sponsored o cioss or rhe Eiemenrory for rhe Sorurdoy Sunshine proe grown. Pic 1- Corey heips Tricio wrh o poge Pic 2- Iiinn ond Tony rype up rhe index Sorurdoy Sunshine Progrorn Pic 3- Arhondo ond rhe isids frorn ihe LNRAAAA cfwJB f, fl Q Qf fif X ,ff 1 Drama club was a club which did nor require srudenrs ro be acrive in rhe plays. Irs main concern was ro ger more srudenrs involved in drama orienred rhings. This was accomplished in such acriviries as arrending plays ar Circa 21, performing in rhe ralenr show, helping our wirh rhe play, and purring on slxirs during rhe meerings. This year rhe Drama Club was much more organized and inreresring for irs 25 members. The Drama Club had a whole new lools rhis year, commenred Mrs. Piiewerrs. The idea of purring on slsirs and having refreshments or rhe meerings helped ro bring rhe arrendance up from lasr year. Being a parr of rhe unified boosrers had limired rheir money raising efforrs, bur rhey were srill very acrive. The officers rhis year were Presidenr- Susan Dogguess, Vice-Presidenr Penny Claris, and Secrerary- Amanda Burrerfield. Mrs. Piiewerrs was rhe advisor again rhis year. 20 - Organizarions a9AMA 'X 'QR Q5 is S5Q5x Xfxgb-Ygsgfgb' J if Picture 1- Hearher Vincenr keeps up on Drama club evenrs. Picture 2- Bottom Row L to R- Randy Kessler, Susan Bogguess, Jimmy Miller, Mrs. Piiewerrs, mascor Jillian Riewerrs. Row 2- Amanda Burrerfield, Angie Day, Sandy Parvin, Angie Paxran, Hearher Vincenr. Row 3- Jenny Srone, Amy Swanls, Amy McConnel. Row 4- Rachelle Correr, Pam Monrierh, Marie Reding, Pam Behm, Melinda Drown. Picture 3- The group deciding on a ralenr show piece. Ae? . n 'a. 2 Pk 1- Crunch Squad Detectives getting ready for their long journey in search of the cap rain, Pic 2- Shannon Brandt showing off her catch of the doyf' Pic 3- Tamara Bu! get- ting confirmed at church. Pic 4- Arnanda Butterfield shopping for dress boots. Plc 5- Sheiia Srroasman showing her horse Woody, Pic 6- Gossip session between the cheerleaders. Pk 7- Many Schaffer on herjob ar Happy Joe's, Plc 8- Grad Sdwurts working at MCDOfi0!ds. What was the Rambler Zane? It was going to work, ro ponies, on va- cation, and in pursuit of hobbies. Near or for the student life activities meant fun! 5 TUDENT LIFE IN 'ff Fr wc., A . ,eq A v ,4., ieaw 5 rg iiriiir . 'I' 'lyfgirf rw I' Wim. N IW . , R r 1 Li N , if !. y J Activities iw. 1 ---v hilt! 'Y- ' Q 1 i L Q? 5 1 ' IKM!! , I, f ' w...,.,. if wireiiiri 4314? f ., nw.. .Q We 1 7255, A THE RAMBLER ZONE 9 -N, 'NX X xl P Wa, w E ,J -X. X, vs,-4 Z N0,........---.--.. Picture 1i Ag Angoron, S. Ilifyey, Affbvemoker, M. Morske ergoying o dondiiigmurd 2- Srudenr Life wouldmfbe me parries. Pacfufe ry my Bl?fQkjf1d dOifi5?Q?Hi'Tl9 Chrisrmos shopping, Picture 4- Sue ond Sandy DeDIicIs ready ro hir me fields. Pic' ture 5- Corey Jones wnrh pods- Oge. e e Y-J 'ff ,Q 1 . ig unsung 1 n----W, Acriviries - TEACHER ENCOUNTE Porent!Teocher Conferences were held on November oth, 7th, ond Bth. Porent- !Teocher Conferences ore held to in- form porents how their child is doing in the clossroom, Porents were very coop- erotive in deoling with the teochers. Open House wos scheduled for Thurs- doy, November 7th. The volleyboll teom disrupted the schudule by odvoncing to Sectionols. Open House wos concelled, but Conferences were still held. Student Council provided refreshments ond escorted porents to oppropriote rooms. X Above- One of the pointings on displciy for Open House, by Amy Covemolser. Avove right- The bulletin board thot wos in Mr. Meyer's room. Right- left pointing by Mory Sonders, right pointing by Lori Smith. For right- Mrs, Ria-wert's bulletin boord. 24 - Activities Above- Some of the students loolsing at the special paper weight display. Left- The students checking in with Mr. Thorne, Bottom left- Great Sthilesl Bot- tom Right- Jenifer loolsing at some at the ancient pots CQMETS AND CA T5 The Fine Arts trip to Chicago was held Novern' ber 8th, The group went to the Adler Planetary iurn to see a presentotion on The Return of Halley's Corner. Then they went to the Chicaf ga Art Institute. After on afternoon at shopping, they went to see the musical 'lCAT5 . The musical was obout Jelliclse Cats and their liyes in o junk yord. The day in Chicago wos o good one, but the rainy weather wos the only set- bacls. Kwai- CRAIG QUEEN MESY H O M E C . G 1 985- 1 986 M I 1 1, . .Ju if ', 1 Vu -kr X 5 N A -L'i23,a?aw2 n ,. ll I . MM. I -1, ,, I X 'QA' 1 W v 5 E WWA J ' M 54, S' ww N W U3 rr 51 JN '1QWg?' 5p'7f,bS -.N I . W , 1 v Q X 1 w M w 'V ' i 3 1 I f 'Q xi ' f fr w , 1 ,TQ . , , K A , -T Q Q f ,Ju , , 'f 3 5 'E' ' -, 7' x ' .7 'Ji W T5 ,.,M,N -w . I ,1-1, ' vqw, Mn Q A We E E A f 2 f. 1 ' 4253?- f ' ....r ,Q , 15 7f PLACE-SOPH 2ND PLACE- . SENIORS Grd Ploce Freshmen Arh Ploce Juniors THE MA GIC OE DISNEY A SPIRIT 5 TAR5 The 1985-86 Homecoming rheme was i'The Magic of Disney, The weels before was Spirir Weel1Mon- day was Miclsey Mouse Day, Tues- day Nerd Day, Wednesday Beach Day, Thursday PJ. Day, and Friday Blacls and Gold Day, The Sophomores won all days excepr Nerd Day, which rhe Freshmen won. The Juniors found rhe Dummy. The game and rhe parade were held on a cold, windy, and rainy Friday, The floars barely made ir rhrough rhe parade. First place wenr ro rhe Soph- omores, second ro rhe Seniors,rhird ro the Freshmen, and fourrh TO rhe Ju- niors. Even rhough rhe game was losr, we held our heads high and lsepr school spirir, somerhing rhar had been missing for some years. The Homecoming dance was held Sarurday from 7130 ro 11130. The band was The Soundsarions. Fun was had by all. Sophomores sruffing Mickey. -P0 Above- The Pep Assembly. Below- A day or rhe beach. 1lZ ua-.H cf fli -T so c The Varsiry Volleyball players having o ride. Above-A slumber porry? Below- The bacls of rhe Senior Floar. 'Iv-Q vu - T kt --- T AN in GY i n ESE -Tm Rv c?Nl1i.L aan i Ran n1ms'T. ll :sm - . , H' rw , M ., Y- -,.,, fi -gi, , c. -was fg-f.1g,,s-.-f ,Q 2 fi 3.-ffQ'y3 + F lv'XfQ:f??f3:-ihfiiiiayz 7-57 -3'i?f '51 -xiii -?ls1f?f3'-T 54? T A r' is-1ig'ff ftff--fl-M :iw f - 'M 1 WQf?Zr3-Q',? -if pan -za.-im we -wa. ,I ? f is -qu-it-gn,,,,i.2s? 'if.s1,m,,.'ffz-- --'I---, .Aa iff +x Mn! N,-sf B U ii X 9 if Q . T 1 W 1 Q T ---,. 5 i in The casr of borh plays wenr rogerher ro give Mrs. llievverrs rvvelve long-sremmed roses fif'f T 223325 . T . 1. W-4454 M, F l 2 - ' W ' M . f' ve- The audience watching wirh enrhusiasm. Below- A serious scene in The Timid Dragon. High om- Susan, is rhar a smile? X1-.. THE STARS The rvvo plays presenred rhis year were The Timid Dragon and 'lThe Invisible Dragon. Dorh were children's shows. Mrs. Rievverrs di- recred rhe plays and was very proud. They were presenred Friday, November 15 rhru Sun- day, November 17. The mosr surprising rhing was rhe amounr of fresh and inexperienced acrors and acrresses. Overall rhe play was a SUCCESS. Queen- Jennifer Topscori Jessica- Graspa- Carhie McCorkle Shmiess- Casey Kespohl Timid Casr Lydia- Kim Kerr Dcmsel- Nancy Srahler Agnes- ChrLs Srare Adele Angle Day Amanda Durferheld Dlusfer- Dnan DeDecker Marilyn- Jody Berglof-,d Uno- Marr Neidlinger Townspeople- Pam Dehm, Dragon- Jim Miller Tami Canfield, Marie Reding, E9b9'T' TONY lobe and Jenny Stone Invisible Cosr Sfofvfellef- Nlike Wigonr Jim Miner, Kelli Gramm, and EI 3099 M0 '099V' Susan 009- lonya Hosrens QU95-5 King- Randy Kessler Princess- Kim Varierberghe Queen- Penny Clam TOWOSDQOIJS' Karen Palmer, Prince- Todd Winrers X! IN VEIBLE DRA G ON 5- The stage manager gives the prince his trusty steed. 6- The storyteller reads his book. 7- The King and Queen in rheir happy kingdom, 8- The townspeople show their happi- ness. 9- The King and Queen try to comfort their gloomy daughter. 10- The stage manager becomes a dragon to lseep the handsome prince from leaving, ' 4' i '. ' ' I I i ' Q J I N Y 1- The Princess has at lasr found happi- ness, 2- The Prince awaits his trusty steed. S- The happy people search for the dragon. 4- The storyteller and stage manager invent a dragon noise. wi L ro R1 Mike Wigant, Kelli Graham Todd Winters, Kim VanLerberghe, Ran- dy Kessler, Penny Claris, Ellanya Hos- tens, Karen Palmer, Susan Dogguess. Not pictured: Jim Miller. I 3 F i 1 1- The timid dragon and his friend, Lyd- ia. 2- The damsel bragging the story of her capture. 3- Sir Blusrer and his admiring TOWOSWO- men. 4- Una selling his goods. 'S l . Q C . 1 11- Left ro Right- Jody Dergland, Brian DeDeclser, Tami Canfield, Nancy Srahler, Mart Neldlinger, Casey Kespohl, Tony Jabe, Jim Miller, Kim Kerr, Jennifer Tapscott, Pam Behm, Corhie McCorl-rle, Marie lleding, Amanda Butterfield, Jen- ny Stone, Angie Day, Chris State. THE TIMID DRA GUN 5- Shiftless hiding from rhe dragon. 6- Townswomen enjoying another sto- ry from the damsel. 7- Agnes selling her ribbons 6- The queen frustrated at her son, Egbert the Simple. 9- Townspeople listening to their royal- ty speak. 10- Prince Egbert makes a simple deal with the dragon. BEHIND THE 5 TAR5 The new oudiroriom, The compurer- ized Hghring system, greor sound, ond podded seors insreod of folding choirs odded ro rhe success of rhis yeor's producrions. The oudiroriurn, complere wirh sror- oge is Iocored or rhe new junior high school, We hod hoped ro oe Tn rhe oudiro- riunw Tosr spring, our consrrucrion pre- venred rhis. The exrro woir mode Us more oppreciorive rhis yeor. However, wrrhour rhe hord worls of rhe rechnicions, rhe fociliries wouid hove peen useless, My ' PET E: ... 1 r? Y55?Efi5E' . lf if is Tl? Tg?5:i5L3753. 1-,S452553515212-Mikie: K . .. ,zfesfwcis-cu - T IT-55i?VQb1!5xP3H9? ES35E5'?E3: -' iSQii?lsf - i: '1fg?5 ::i55??:+.2'T'NSf'Y1E2E ' rs.-Qi-fzifszlrsiaefsi 'zfvssew we is W - . . A Y K K K Q . .. .... K . l 'T I ' .. N-,Q X, W mc - ,... . W .X cf fr .X W . . Qgessigg X ....,.T X , A me QA wc ffr-1521: '- 1 i .. . T r wi X Shelley Palmer serring rhe lighrs on rhe new cornpurer- ized sysrem. Rich Mirron on cue wirh rhe sound. 32 A Acriviries Durecror Mrs. Vkiewerrs giving Iosr Brion Soddoris commending rhe spors. minure odvice ro rhe cosr, 4 2 T ' T ' F S ? Brion Soddoris posirioning rhe milaes wirh rhe oid o Mr. McQUoid. Above: The Srddenr Codnol sponsored X'Sr pOVVNCN'i'S Doy Dome Right: Fresnrnen Mehsso Morris ond Koren Werner cneds our rne doss rfngs W4 'W - A, 5' I 2 Mony ocrnvurres roots p!oce wnrnxn the zone rnls yeor Srudenrs srddmed, suffered rne rnrows of dwsoplrne, enjoyed rne rewords of beconnxng Upper dossnnen, ond were rnnlled by ofrer school ocrwmrmes RHS offered 5 TUDEN T5 IN 77-IE ZONE 1 . 1N 5.4- Lefr: Kenr Houzengo serves rn scnool suspension Below: Hexdi Benson ond Come Swdhnger work on rnemr jobs for ryprng Acrivrnes - 1 , , .- , 9 , -, ,g.p , ,g.v , -, tri' u 4 tri I Q in 'i tiif sax itltns ff ltigzf' 3:5 : a 4 Q ff t'if aa' 315: T' '. :kit ' fi' ' f 'D ' ' ' ' 'E 21. if .. TALENT SHGW , h'. ig . 5 4 i 1 i I 4 4 i l - '-...u 2 ! if 5 F i Q . . 4 e : 1 1 -5 ,Q ,, i F. '45 i 21' 9 ? . 4'- I C I l Q. Ji, 1 a I 2' f A . I Q l .5 7 1 F 9 't 11, If Q . . 4 Pic. 1- Miss Knighr, Mr. Thomsen, Mr. Apicello, ond 1' Mr. Olrmon, Homming if up! If . ,K Pic.2- The Foculry Misfirs Bond enrerroining srudenrs during rhe Tolenr Show, gf' ' ' Pic.3- The rolenred Guy Lorson singing Imogine . , 'ar if Pic.4- The Swing Choir Performing SuddenIy . 'f' 1' 4 ' - Pic.Q- Some of rhe Senior Amoreurs performing , ! ' ' rheir slsir Deporrmenr Srore Sonro .i 4' Q' .1 z.. 5 -15 , af.. 5 ' ' U 'Q ri' l 'Q , r , 1 , n p 'Q ,' ' 2' 'L '. f 'E-flif 3 .nd '.f 'fn .4 .1-+5 f. t'rZ.- 3 iw? v. Sim 5 . ff. 'f-if . 34 - Acriviries 1 u 5 'nv irl' url- 'll' . tvt' 1 pt' in -5 -nl' lpl.' ' D401 'rl .. ini ' a ff s.'xi:i'.' .O ff Q.. RA ' .5 4 .5 ff Q.. iz.: 'K' 'An' I . E A en :gif Hvisuuvivii f aff, ..- gl 2 'W N W ,,,A -J-HMVWWAWQ T The Talent Show each year signals the coming of Christmas Breals and provides the students with a chance to show their talents and entertain their classmates by doing something at which they are good. There were some people performing in the Talent Show that many people thought couldn't sing and they did a great job! This year's winner, Allice Wilkerson who sang I Miss You was the first person in three years to defeat Pen- ny Clarls who had dominated the Tal- ent Show in the three previous years. Second place was won by the duet of Randy Kessler and Donna Heg- wood singing Separate Lives. Mar- cie Thornbloom won third place with What Child is This? Pic 1- Mrs. Tadlock presenting Mr. DeFauw his Christmas present from the teachers. Pic 2- Miss Thomas' class getting their award for the room decoration contest. Pic 3- The MC, Dill Dr Love Love. Pic 4- Allice Willserson, the winner receiving her award. Pic 5- Randy and Donna second place winners. J , '4 'nl-1 int' s wb 'nl g gp . g gr . ml- ini' v4l- a ' U- 4 1 5 ' 'Q' ' ' 4' .9 ' ' -tv 'wif il' 515: 4' -' ll' 'A n' . a T' 'if uw' ill- 3 . i ff 'ii' 15 'A ns ' 'i T ir ' PEP ASSEMBLIES This lost yeor's pep ossemblies were olive with spirit for oil octivities, including girls' sports. Cheerleaders, ployers, ond students were dll reody for yelling contests. Righr- The seniors pitch in their spirit with cn little voriety. Below- The speech reorn wos oppreciored, too with their invitotionol plaque. Below Righr- Mr. Boyd tolks to the wrestling fons or on assembly. Borrom- The school song is olwoys cz port of the pep assemblies. ' .E WWW, ,,,, W i. 06 - Activities ,f 'S 1 ,- , fm 3 ug .. N ,A iiX,A, M . A .1 ' S - . , p ' ' is ' A ' --A- -',- ie ,.- tx Q Q J A. X t ' rf , Q ,g Q... te? . x ix? A 3 'K . A A f 1-1 A-or-9' ' S ' 48 V 4- O ASSEMBLIES This yeor students got o vorieiy of ossernblies. Along with pep ossern- blies, there wos o visiting ortist, on Air Force Bond, ond the Legs Con- test. These ossemblies provided entertoinment ond 0 breols from the everydoy rituol of schoolwork. Mr. Delfouw wos very pleosed with the ossemblies, ond plons to continue them for next yeor. Pic 1- The Air Force Bond treots students to some rock ond roll. Pic 2- The leod singer treots the girls to o sweet song, Pic 3- The voting jors for the Legs Contest. Pic 4- The Legs contesronts. Pic 5 The leod guitarist reolly hod stule of his own. Pic 6- Jody Derglond posing for her picture. Pic 7- The Legs King ond Queen for 1986, Stocy Leighty ond Mr. Fortney. Activities - Yahoo! was everyone's spirit as they participated in the American West day held by Mr. Lancaster and his American West students. This year there was a covered wagon and a pot bellied stove added to the occasion. There was a lot of tasty, not to mention spicy, food there. For instance, home- made chili, beans, cornbread, sour biscuits, pancakes, fish, and cherry pie. Coolsing was done the western way over open fires and the pot-bellied stove. Drinks included coffee, water, and their own home brew of white lightning. They even had tumble weed and hay, to set the mood. So, as the windy day ended, the old west disappeared quietly into the sunset. Hc. 1-The cowboys D. Fincher, D. DeWitre, N. Kerner, C. Claeys, and the Indian W, McKenna catch their thief J. Burgraff. Pic. 2-C. Claeys as Web, N. Kerner as Knike, and M. Griffin standing around waiting to eat, Pic. 3-W. Malmstrom getting some spicy beans to eat. nn7li'.il'Q,f7 U! IFTNTT llilwf-xvrl Il l ll ',L'5iggQ ILJI I Summer Fever usually hits Riverdale in early April. This is the time when shorts, ' sandals, and sunglasses appear in our hollowed halls. j X l Physical Educarion classes move out- doors for games such as tennis, sofrball, and golf, U hibernared for 3 months suddenly come alive with the expectations of ' ' Q Attitudes change. Students who have Wm summer vacation, Student Council did their parr by spon- soring Summer Fever weels May 12-16. This included dress-up days such as Scum Day, Teacher Imitation Day, Beach Day, Backwards Day, and Togo Day. . l ' I 7 ' fl 'S NI: I Iblifm , K Pic. 1-J. Dogguess and S. Seibert dressed up to hit the beaches. Pic. 2AH. Morris and T. Miller showing ' themselves in a Toga. v I Pic. 3-B. Henning impersonating Mr. N 3 Howard. 5 lllll il ',.fW YIIBIIRVJ '.. .IU 1 ll! il ILa'.,.Qf'N llli 'II I U-'ff'NILkj 3 M.. ll will ilfiillll IU!! ,s1s.av B. Fincher goes through the process of giving blood. 40 - Activities Mr, Kopriva ond .l. Miller answering questions about their heolrh. 4- Mr. Hamilton waits patiently. The Blood Drive was held on April 17, and was sponsored by Student Council. At first students had lacls of interest in donating, but the goal of 105 pints was reached. The number of pints received was 114 pints, which exceeded the set goal by nine pints. After one donated his blood, refreshments were served. Student Council members provided the coolsies and punch. mms ls. Siudent Council members sewing refreshments ro donors P. Clark sings I Wonder as l Wonder MUSIC DEPAR TMENT PUT5 ON CGNCER T5 The Concert Choir performs the classic Christmas song Silent Night in sign Language The concert band takes their turn to rf rm f t e audienc The Concert Choir show off their talent in the new Junior High Auditorium. Eli' Jia' - GL ' - ml The Concert Choir did many new things this year. Mr. Jeff McQuaid, the choir instructor, stated that the Christmas concert was a big success, The choir did sign language to Silent Night and a combined band and choir selection called At Christmas Time was also performed. During the Spring, both the band and the choir performed at Southporls Mall, and in the new Ju- nior High Auditorium, where the Spring Concert was held, The choir alone sang at two churches in the area. In the final days of the school year, the band and chorus had their final performance, with the band playing on class night and joining the chorus for Graduation on May 30, 1986 1 U! -1 Ausicol Direcror- Jeffery L McQoQid Jech ond Sroge Monoger- Loro Adomsf Koprivo Wxssisront Direcror- Andrew Apicello Drchesrro Direcrorf Sreven B. Thorne Qhoreogrophye Korhy Clorls iosrumesf Lindo Johnson, Porenrs, Loro Ad- N I oms-Koprivo 'oge Crew- Morry Golby, Rich Mirron, ' ' rion Soddoris, Andy Sondquisr, ond the COST L 4 ghfs- Kim Kerr, Shelley Polmer, Poul Rucker, ond Chod Griffith .ccompionisr Eloine Seevers .ssisronr Acompionisre Judy Spencer lrchesrro- Eric Allen, Loino Borr, Melindo Drown, Joy Hulslonder, Dove lordine, Li- soberh McQuoid, Julie Reed, Rondy Ro- lond, Liso VonLerberghe, Ryon Work! mon if Morio Psoiner- Penny Clorla Sisrer Berrhe- Alice Holsrlow Sisrer Morgorerrof Sue Dull The Morher Abbess- Tricio Geiger Sisrer Sophio- Tommy Willsens Coprion Georg Von Troppf Brion Klinge Fronzf lim Miller Frou Schmidr- Heidi lfflond Liesl- Amy Fosrer Friedrich' Drod Love Louiso- Kim VonLerberghe Kurr' Jeff Zuercher Drigerro- Cone Jones Morro' Renee Polflier Grerl- Angelo McCord Rolf Gruber' Rondy Kessler Elso Shroederf Suzonne Pererson Mox Derweilerf Morr Neidlinger Herr Zeller- Phil Vondiver Boron Elberfeldf Andy Sonquisr lsr Posrulonr- Kris Neidlinger 2nd Posrulonr- Kelli Grohom Admirol Von Schreiber' Brion DeDecleer Trio of l-lerwegenf Jeff Clous Dorrin DeNeve Todd Verlleclfmoes Froulein Schweiger' Roxie Zuercher Top Pic- Morio reoching children ro sing Dorrom lefrf Mono ond Von Tropp odmir rheir love for eoch orher Middle- A l-lolsrlow ploys o nun who helps Morro CP Clorlsl dress for her wedding, Middle Righr- Morio comforrs children during o rhundersrorm Borronn Righrf Children line up for roll coll. Acrivires There was a crisis ar Riverdale Sr. high rhis year. The senior superlarives were in danger of being dropped, due ro loci-2 of seriousness foward ir. The year- book staff decided ro offer the page one more year afrer revising rhe care- gories. This year's superlarives included most arrisric, mosr school spirir, mosr arhleric, most musical, mosr dramatic, and fnosr versatile. This has been a dying rradirion at Riverdale Sr, High and we may nor see ir nexr year. X ja of '7Aay:FfLfNG Mosr Versarilel. lurevirzM Wiganr IK The choir received o rwo or group conresr this yeor. The bond wos plonning ro go our due TO ineligibiliry ond o rrocls meer, rhey were unoble ro orrend. Members from borh choir ond bond offended individuol conresr. Arrending from the bond were J, Spencer, E, Belouslsi, K. Polmer, K. Turlsol, M. Brown, L. Borr, S. Fidlor, M. Murphy, ond M, Coporulo. Those from rhe choir were P. Clorls, R. Kessler, M. Brown, M. Coporulo, T. Klinge, ond P. Nicewonner. Top Pic. - M. Murphy, S. Fidlor ond K Turkol procricing for conresr. Middle Right- Mr. Thorne helping some of rhe srudenrs procrice for conresr Middle Left- R. Kessler ond P Clorls singing Of conresr. Bottom Pic. - Choir or conresr Activities - Geiger, L. Loy, B Last year the saying Can We Tolls, really described the Ri- verdale lndividual Varsity Speech Team. The team under the coaching of Sharon Riewerts faired Yeie well ot the many competit ons attended. The team witlfiuch schools as Glene- seo, Wglnur, ondggUnit- ed Township. Qghging home a 5th ftplace teak trophy from Gene-seo, a Grd place trophy from Walnut, and o 2nd place team trophy from Rocls Island, made the team very proud. Each team member specialized in a specific area. These cate- gories irgcluded- P. Claris- Dra- matic lnterp, Dramatic Duet Acting, R. Kessler- Prose Plead- ing, D. DeDecl-ier- Humorous ln- terp., T. Jobe- Oratory, E. Hos- tens- Verse Reading, 5. Fidlar- Oratory Dec, S, Bogguess- Verse Beading, Extemp., J. Bleed- Humorous Duet Acting, C Bpoe- Humorous Duet. Act- Bull- Humorous Duet,Actf ssc ls2f2SsQttgcDfOcff1QIiC,DUE-t Acting SpecialOccasidttiplealii ing, At Johnson- Original Com- edy, A, Day- Dramatic Duetg Acting, M. Woodburn- Humor-it' ' .,,. r..., f , 135' ff, f , we' CE ,Y SPEECH TEAMS . e ff N ,M F c , , A it 9 1? 4 The team relaxes between rounds. rr- yi Randy Kessler shakes hands with Geneseo Principal after receiving Arh place in Prose Reading Wmfh........m, ....e-,....is-Mode, .. . - M Tap Row- ,Left to Right- Aaron Johnson, T lobe, Ellonya Hostens, Jennifer Tapscarr, A Doy, l3rian'DeDeclser,'5horon Pliewerrs. Bal at t T 'Q MAKE I T BIC-Zllf invisible Dragon Casr and Crew. J. Miller, S. Dogguess, B. Lefr ro righrf K. Kerr, J. DeTombe, J. Tapscorr. A. Day, D, Gieseclfee, Saddorris, B, DeDecker, K. VanLerberghe, K. Kerr, S. Palm- S. Bull, S. Fidlar, P. Claris, E. Miller, R. Kessler, R, Mirron, S. Dogguess. er P Claris R Kessler K Grohm E l-losrens The Casr of Borh Teams, lnro Darkesr Adolecense and The Invisible Dragon, were very proud of rheir accomplishmenrs losr year. The Group Inrerp. ream parricipared in only one comperirion ar Kewannee High School. Unforrunarely, rhe rules of rhe comperirion allowed only rhe rop rhree schools ro go on in comperirion, rhe ream ried for fourrh place. The Invisible Dragon casr was rhe firsr play iin Riverdale hisrory ro be ralsen ro comperirion, bur due ro rhe replacemenr of one of rhe leads in rhe play ar rhe Iasr momenr hindered rhe performance of rhe casr. Alrhough wirh good ream work, rhey made ir rhrough rhe performance of Kewannee High School and received sixrh place. Tha year's rheme of rhe Group lnr was abour reenogers and problems wirh growing up in rhe world. iv. Randy Kessler, Sracie Fidlar, Susan Bogguess e Booe, Susan Dull, Mary Woodburn, Jennifer ombe. ln rhe Happy Kingdom, rhere lived a gloomy princess Caparula Claris Geiger Kessler Kerr Tapscorr DeDecker ull Miller Turkal Drown This was rhe 4rh year Riverdale Fine Arrs groups have combined rheir ralenrs for rhe Fine Arrs Nighr Presenrarion on March 24th ar 7:OOp.rn, in rhe new audiroriurn. This year's rheme was Enrerrainmenr To- nighr, the enrerrainmenr included solos and duers by bofh rhe comperirive choir and bond members. The evening was broughr ro a conclusion with the Speech rear'n's inrerprerarion of rhe one acr ploy Info Darlsesr Adolescence. - Activities F 'FB ., 3 'S-1,5135 3 .1 - 35, Eoch yeor Western Illinois Unvetsity sponsors o Poetry Festivol. River- dole hos attended this event for the post eight yeors. The festivol Qttrocts high schools from oll over the stote. The students submit their own originol poetry for competi- tion. Here ot Piiverdole, students were invited to submit poetry to Mr. Golby, the locol sponsor for this event. The poetry wos reviewed by o ponel of select teochers, etc. ond the winners were chosen. This yeor wos especiolly successful, for Down VonPoemel received honoroble mention ot the festivol. The top 10 locol winners attended the oll-doy event on April 25th. Mr. Golby with poets Phil VonDiver, oword- winning Down VonPoemel, and Stocie Fid- lor. Absent from pic.-Mott Neidlinger. The science deportment moved into the reolms of competition this yeor with the Biology Olympics. They troveled to Monmouth Col- lege to compete ogoinst 12 schools in the oreos of Botony, Ecology, Genetics, Anotomy, ond Toxon- omy. The teom brought home o third ploce trophy. This wos the 2nd yeor for Riverdole to send o teom to this type of competition. The teom wos cooched by Mr. Api- cello. Bio. Bowl Winners, Left to Right- Suson Bog- guess, T.J. Bowker, Andy Stockwell, Mike Wigont, Penny Clork. ACADEMICS This yeor Riverdole's Music Deport- ment tried o new venture. Mr. McQuoid, vocol instructor, put to- gether o Swing Choir, complete with costume ond choreogrophy. A professionol choreogropher wos brought in to help the group with their donces. Denise McOlgon wos the pionist. Student interest wos the reoson for the new group's formotion. They ptocticed on weekends ond performed ot the Christmos Tolent Show. Pic. Swing choir gets into the swing! Left to Right- Amy Foster, Mike Wigont, Kim Von Lerberghe, Morcie Thotnbloom, Denise McOlgon, Rondy Kessler, Tricio Geiger. Activities The Three-Rivers Music Fesrivol vvos held or Riverdole Junior ond Senior High schools on Morch 11, 1986. This wos the firsr rime for Riverdale ro hosr the fesrivol. Areo school directors chose fheir best srudenrs ro perform. They our in sev- erol hours of hord vvorls procricing for rhe concert rhcir wos ro be held rhor nighr. They procriced dll doy ond held rhe concerr or 7100 pm, or the Senior High school gym. The choir direcror wos Jim Rimingron from Geneseo High School, The bond direcfor wos Gene Monrgomerey from Princeron. Top Left- Choir procricing or the Junior High. Top Right- Mr. Jim llimingron, insrrucror for choir. Middle- Choir performing or the High School. Below- Mr. McQuoid selling lunch tickets, Below Righr- The bond procricing or rhe High School. ge MORPXPROM 'l-Prom King and Queen, Mark Marske and Cindy Larson. 2-Morp King and Queen, Jeff Claus and Karen Werner, 3-Sandy puffing ihe balloons into rhe car for Prom, Mennlfer, Chad, and Roberr playing Blaclqack or Afrer Prom. There are rwo rradirions here or Riverdale, one being Prom, rhe orher Morp. Morp was sraried rhree years ago. Srudenr Council sponsors Morp which is backwards for Prom. Since freshmen and sophomores are nor able ro atrend Prom, Morp was creared. A freshmen queen and king are selected. The Morp rradinon is for rhe girl ro ask rhe guy, and ro rake rhe guy our ra dinner, Marp's decorarions consisred of roiler paper hung from the rofrers. Morp queen ond king candidates were Kris Garz, Kris Neidlinger, Karen Werner, leff Claus, Joby Spencer, and Paul Rucker, The king and queen were Jeff Claus and Karen Werner, Prom queen and king candldares included: Melissa Allison, Leanne Jurevirz, Cindy Larson, Bill Love, Ryan Marshall, and Mark Marske. King and queen far Prom were Mark Marske and Cindy Larson. Prom is an acriviry which is sponsored by rhejuniar class, Only upperclassmen may arrend. This Could De rhe Nighr was rhe rherne of rhe 1956 Jrf Sr, Prann. Prom was held on rhe evening of May Grd, from sixsrhiriy ra eleven o'cIock p.m,, ar rhe Holiday inn iocared in Davenporr, iowa. The band was NighrA breeze. The colors were sapphire blue and silver. The Holidome was decorar- ed with balloon frees, ballon arches, and centerpieces, Afierfprom was held ar rhe YMCA in Moline, Acriviries consisred of indoor sporrs, card playing, games of Twisrer, and an obstacle course. Prizes were awarded in various events, The rradirional Prom picnic was held ar Eagle Poinr Park in Clinran, Iowa, THIS COULD BE rf-15 Nfef-fr :EV 1' Wosse-Il, King Morls Morslse, Queen Cindy 4 9 mv jl fl 1 , ,QV Jurevirz WWW porricipore af F ,4 g .zz Q . Vyhy 1 g K? ,,,VV, W enjoy s moments. W H--M ' , n . 'i V rd 4 ,W , in V W I ,ff-H KeHur'ns ond T Gorcio, olong wirn woir for dinner . ,K i , E fgizi. X - . 1 ' ' - ffl X , 4 . S T- ' - , C e K X .xnxx E E.. W . 4 't 'Rf .71 x--' I' .lf-illiliicsrsxtff-M-' The 12th Annual Academic Achievement Awards Program was held on April 29th, 1986 at 6.00 pm. in the high school gym. This program is sponsored by the Chambers of Commerce of The Illinois Quad City Area, Students are chosen to receive this award based on cumulative overall grade average CBased on a four year cumulative overall grade average for seniors? 54 - Activities Scholarship Awards were presented to the top two seniors in each of the seven academic achievement subjects, cumulative over the four year period. The banquet was emceeded by Mr. Kenneth Stiegel and the awards were presented by class sponsors, suqect teachers, and Mr. Jay Van Paemel. -fmgfll Top 10 Seniors S. Dogguess P. Clark M. Claus D. DeNeve J. DeTombe M. Fish R. Marshall M. Marske T. Stinson M. Woodburn ..-Q' QCD QW - . W .. -. im' 1. is ,,, if 5 .E tl , . Nl! ' vf I ff 4 ,,,....-- -H it 3 This Page, Picture 1: Top 3. Freshmen- E. Delouski, J. :fm ti Boardman, J. Bohnert, S. Dull, K. uw X .51 y N I Craigmiles, D. DeNeve, K. Marske, 'W i'f1' A ' - .,, E. Nelson, J. Spencer, A. Swank, S ' i' I T. Verlleckmoes, and K. Werner. p Picture 2: Tap 10 Sophomores-T. iv Bowker, M. Lanning, D. Legler, YN. , Y 5 D. McOlgan, T. Polfliet, T. Seams, Q . N J 3 X E. Strand, and J. VerBeke. Nor if f E E I Pictured, A. Jones and M. 'JT -- I Reding. Picture 3: Tap 10 Juniors- ,'. 5, Q T. Wallace, R. Thompson, S. Peterson, M, Neidlinger, K. Milam, X l Opposite page, piaure Fidlarikl? DeNegjl, and d .., . 1.- The large tumour ar mer' '.p'CTUr ' ' O .On ' . C. Jones. Picture 4. Scholarship b ie- ,S :je igdijlrgirgvglrds awards- P. Clark. Eng., Fine Arts, Spg2ker'Mr JOY von For. Lang., D. DeNeve. Math and Paemel. Picrure 3. Speoker Mr. Stiegel, Picrure 4. David DeNeve and Brian DeWitte receive their Vocational awards from Mr. Bodine and Mrs. Tadlock. Voc., S. Dogguess: Sci, and Soc. Studies, B. De-Witte: Voc., R. Marshall: Math, M Claus: For. Lang., M. Woodburn. Soc. Studies, and R. Kessler: Fine Arts. ACTiVil'ie5 CLASS NIGHT Class Night was held on Tuesday, May 27, at 7:80 p.m., in the gymnasium. The tradition- al flowered arches provided the atmo- sphere for the occasion. Class night was changed to a totally Senior Night, instead of the usual four class presentation. Ushers were Phil Vandiver and Randy Thompson. Usherettes were Carey Jones, Shelley Taul- bee, and Shayo Mabeus. English- Penny Clock Mathematics- David DeNeve Social Studies- Susan Bogguess Science Penny Clark Physical Science-Penny Clark, David DeNeve Shorthand I- Penny Clark Advanced Typing- Debi Coopman Accounting ll- David DeNeve Top 1096- Susan Bogguess, Penny Clark, Michael Claus, David DeNeve, Jennifer DeTombe, Melissa Fish, Ryan Marshall, Mark Marske, Troy Stinson, Mary Woodburn Dekalb Award- Vince Schmidt John Phillip Sousa- Leanne Jurevitz Vocal Music Award- Penny Clark, Randy Kessler Best Actor Award- Randy Kessler Best Actress Award- Penny Clark Distinguished Vocational Students- Melissa Fish, Nick Kerner College Scholarship Awards- Susan Bogguess, Penny Clark, David DeNeve, Jennifer DeTombe, Ryan Marshall, Troy Stinson, Mike Wigant, Mary Woodburn, Angi Angaran, Missy Boardman, Dan Giesecke, Kelly Mueller, Melissa Murphy Robert E. Miller- David DeNeve Firefighters Assoc- Bill Love Hubert Dailey- Laura Mumma Hohenboken Memorial- Susan Bogguess PTA- Missy Fish, Jennifer DeTombe, Nyletta DeSplinter- Brian DeWitte, Bill Love Coe Lamb Sabra Nyboer Hollis 6 Anna Boardman- Missy Boardman Home 6 Garden- Penny Clark Anna Reed- Colleen O'Hara Army Reserve David DeNeve, Mary Woodburn Paul Klundt- Randy Kessler Outstanding Ram- Angi Angaran Spirit Award- Leanne Jurevitz American Legion- Angi Angaran, Mark Marske, Jennifer DeTombe, David DeNeve Juntor English 5 Fidlar T Wallace, and S. Peterson. l . Freshmen Math- D. DeNeve, D. Rogers, J. Spen- A cer. Sophomore Social Studies- - A. Jones, T. Seams. French I- V. McCloine, R. Thompson. l I B I UNDER CLASSMEN AWARDS The Awards Assembly was held on Thurs- day, May 29, in the gymnasium. This was a new event formed to shorten the length of class night. The assembly was held to honor freshmen, sophomores, andjuniors who ex- celled in given areas. Freshman English-John Boardman, Todd Verbeclsmoes Freshman Social Studies-John Boardman, Eric Nelson Freshman Math-Darrin DeNeve, Derek Rogers, Joby Spencer Biological Science-Joby Spencer, Darrin DeNeve French I-Amy Swank Sophomore English-Trisha Polfliet, Tricia Seams Soph Social Studies-Andy Jones, Tricia Seams Soph Math-David Legler, Andy Jones Chemical Scienceliari Milam, Suzanne Peterson, Mart Neidlinger French I-Jim VerBeke, Tricia Seams French ll-Trisha Polfliet, Jennifer Elder Junior English-Stacie Fidlar, Todd Wallace, Suzanne Peterson Junior Social Studies-Stacie Fidlar, Rnayplkandy Thompson Junior Math-Matt Neidlinger, Todd Wallace French I-Vlcl-sie McClaine, Randy Thompson Typing ll-Dena DeNeve, Denise McOlgan Advanced Typing-Stephanie Helnsen Accounting I-Dena DeNeve, Suzanne Peterson Behind The Scenes- Ridi Mitton, Shelley Palmer Most Valuable Staffer- Yearbook- Carey Jones Outstanding Journalist Award- Quad City Times- Amanda Butterfield, Carey Jones, Tricia Geiger THEY HAVE EGUND THEIR WAY The Gloss of '86 groduored oh Moy 8Orh or 7.00 pm. 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N BUMP Row 1- L to Re Allice Wilkerson, Sue Dull, Traci Allison, Angie Paxton, Kim Row 1- L ro'R- T. Seams, D. Smith. Row 2- T. Laleman, C, Fornero, J . McOlgan. Row 2- Paula Nicewanner, Trisha Wreidr, Kris Gatz, Chris Eiclson, Elder, A. Johnsen, C, Schutrs, T, Allison. Row 3' M, Lanning, T. Polflief, T Carrie Booe, Char Schurts, Coach Olrman. Baldwin, T, Geiger, K. Craigmiles, D. Carica, D. McOlgan, Coach Olrrnan Coach Oltman led this year's fresh-soph volleyball team to a 17-4 overall record. They participated in the Pioclsridge tournament where they fell to two teams, and came up, tied for third place. The conference championship was also captured as the team left their freshfsoph career in search for an even more successful season as varsity players. The freshman team showed a lot of improvement during their season as they learned harder slsllls and tools on more difficult reams. Their 11'6'1 record showed their ability in seeking another successful season. . A ees 9. Below Ish: Kelly and Dana watch intently as Missy receives ihe serve. Belew right: Tara, KeBy,DenseandDanaorereadyforocfionos ' ' , ' M155 rl-ieb09oDa , , M the boa vp To mm Managerbratistiaans Ryan Marshall and Bill Love, Y Sw f H0 ef ..... .fa ....,,s l SPIKE !bacl4fMrs. Tadlock Kari Milam Leanne Jurevirz -srars. ffronr lefr ro righrf Laura Mumrna Missy Boardman Kris Wriedt Angi Angaran Dena DeNeve Mary Woodburn Stacy Leighry Sreph Heinsen Sue Peterson Sref Tanner Melissa Allison Bev Nicewanner Roni Scheff Nor picruredz David DeNeve- scorel-ieeper Last year's varsiry volleyball team ended the season wirh a conference championship, a regional rifle, and a second place finish in borh ihe Lena Winslow and Rod-zridge roarnamenr, They showed grear slsill in as well as our of fhe conference, with six players named ro rhe Three Rivers All Conference Team, Riverdale volleyball fans can lools forward ro anorher exciring season of bumping, serring, spiking, and RUTAl3AGA , in rhe 1986 season. n Z , 1 'Zan 'Q' M J ena, Missy, Steph, and Sue inrenrly warch as Angi rerurns rhe ball. The apponenr's arrempred block has no effecr on Angi as she spikes one over. . Above Center- 2nd place rrophy from rhe Q .i f I X Lena-Winslow rournarnenr. For Left- Piegional Championship plaque. Left- Piurabaga, rurabaga, rurabago! Al'l'1l6l'lC5 '- FOOTBALL SEASON ENDS ON HIGH NOTE Back Row, lefr ro right: Coach Parlser, Jeff Schoondylse, Jim McCooley, Walt Farwell, Jay Verbelse, Mike Claus, Phil Vandiver, Brian Allison, Chad Denny, Coach Meyer. Front Row, left to right: Willie Ballard, Craig Slaughter, Sean Tkiney, Troy Stinson, Todd Wallace, Tony Deeth. , The Riverdale varsity football team struggled to a 2-7 record, but their record was somewhat misleading. The team started the season with only twelve players because of irjuries. Because of the shortage of players, several sophomores had to be moved up to the varsity level. The Rams also had to face an extremely difficult schedule, considering that three of their losses came against teams who went to the state playoffs. The Rams earned their first win ofthe year when they scalped the Savanna Indians, 14-o. They finished the season on a very high note by shutting out arch-rival Erie, 38-O. The varsity captains were Troy Stinson, who was named most valuable player and best defensive player, and Sean Riney, who was named best blocl-ter. Jeff Schoondylse won the HOW, award, Chad Denny earned the best offensive player award, and Jay Verbelse was named most improved, '1 Managers: L,Hollowell, M. Wisely, C. Casillas, and T. Ahlf. sf CD Jeff Schoondyke follows a blocker as he lool-cs for running room. 1 s-as ,u 1 Bottom Row- S. Rogers, J. Dielema, E. Holmquist, L. Pilon, J. Healy, M, Knox, K. Wainwright, BJ. Pruett, D. DeNeve, C. McClain. Middle Row- B. Reed, S. Moyer, D. Harrson, S, Nyboer, J. Todd, E. Wilkerson, T. Moyer, E. Nelson, J. Boardman, T. Davis. Top Row- Coach Boyd, T. Dufer, T. Lonergan, M, Oppendllse, J. Carlile, D. Legler, J. Lambert, M. Griffin, C. Davis, M. Lewsader, l E . - .- 3,25 ' Go for rhat touchdown, Rams! A record of four wins, four losses, and one tie may seem like a very average year, but for the Fresh- Soph Football Team the record doesn't show the whole story. The closeness of the scores in the games made for a lot of excite- ment for the Ram fans and play- ers. Coach Boyd will be sending twen- ty players to the Varsity team of 1987. James Todd will have The Chet Plumb Outstanding PIayer award under his belt. Eight Freshman players received their numerals this season. The Coaches and Fans can just hope that the Fresh-Soph Football Season of 1987 will be just as excit- ing and rewarding for all, FRESH-SOPH Riv. Opponent 0 27 Piockridge 12 48 Sherrard 12 21 Newman 12 6 Amboy 6 6 P-town 6 20 Morrison 16 0 Savanna 18 O Fulton 18 0 Erie -st f Run 431. Football - I i Y so fr 5: . ,,, i ,X,x th' L to R, Top Left, Bottom Row- Cnod Griffith, Poul Rucker, Mike Smirn. Top Row- Croig Seori, Mort Neidiinger, Corey Johnson, Jim Cox. Top Row- Sreve DeTombe, T.J. Dowker, Eric Srrond, Brion DeDeci1er. Center- Lorry Moiiror, Cory Anders, Paul Rucker, Piondy Thompson, Jim Cox, Morr Neidlinger, Todd Verbecismoes, ond Coocn Brinkmeier. Bottom high and Left- Junior-Vorsiry reom procricing before o meer. tmwwwr ,- f4??2wf4wsMf1t4+i,f i 'frm --fr 2511, M f g , ' ww-W ,, . Mm f,,,3,:',fW,iM .415 w.,,f -4' -4- .42 1 , W ' 1 wt r V W 1- - 2 'Wi , 2 MW , , , , f W ., f- f ak - ff 2 - , L -' wif ' '-rfwm.,Tw,fjfm ' . , . ,- sex- iw, ' ,, ZVQ , , - i ,,,, ,,,,V,,,, ,, ,,A,i ,,, f ,,,, , 'A V' A Q f Tz wkw fi,,.414rwt f' '44' ' W V ff 68-Golf fag til THE 79 Tl-I Q I-lOLE9?lf tv vc xx Z ,QxN, S - W The Riverdale Golf team started our with thirty-five golfers and ended with thirty-three. This was the largest turn out ever for Riverdale. The Junior Varsity team enjoyed the best season ever with seventeen wins and only two losses. They set eight team records and twelve individual records. The Junior Varsity team won the Three Rivers Conference by over fifty strokes. The Varsity team had a record of thirteen wins and five losses. The team set three team records and two individual records. The Varsity placed secound in the Riverdale tournament. The team advanced to the sectional play at Monmouth and finished fourth, The Monmouth Sectional was the Class section- al in the state series. Jeff Haskins, ajunior, had a great year finishing strong at the end ofthe season. He placed fifth in the Conference and the Regional and fourth in the Sectional and advancing to the State Finals. Jeff was in fourth place after Friday's round, but three bad holes in a row on Saturday cost Jeff a medal. Jeff finished in a tie for twenty-seventh place, but only four strokes out of tenth place. The goals for next year, Mr. Brinlsrneier said, are to win the conference again and win the Riverdale Tournament and also advance to state. Top- One of our opponents reeing off. Center- Casey Kespohl reeing off. Bottom: Left to Right- Robert Henson, Casey Kespohl, Jeff Haskins, Corey Johnson, Coach Brinkrneier, Bruce Plumb, Blake Hanna, Dan Giesecke, Todd DeWilfond. PHI-RAMA JAMA The Varsity team front row left to right- Bill Love, Ryan Marshall, David DeNeve, Chad GrifHth, Jim Cox, Jeff Haskins, and Coach Thomsen. back row left to righi Manager, Brian Saddoris, Mark Marske, Randy Thompson, Kevin Nitz, Troy Stinson, Jody Harris, and Kurt Nitz. fsaawwf.. ., Nh, ,Q , ., . so 1 ss. The Varsity Basketball team started the 1985-86 season on a positive note with a third place finish in the first ever Riverdale Turkey Tournament. Then came the Orion Invitational Tourna- ment at Christmas time in which Phi-Rama Jama also finished in third place with wins over Cambridge and Orion. The talented Rams finished the regular season with a second place showing in the conference and on 20 and 6 record overall. They also won two regional games against Erie and Walnut, but were defeated in the championship game by Annawan. Riverdale hosted the Sectional Boys Basketball Tournament in 1985-86. 70 - Basketball V S- X ML: X'-N 4 L ff sf galv- Q -+1 M.,..s sf i I is Na ce... E L X E Pic. 1-Kevin showing his fr throw shootin abilities. Pic 2-Jump ba Get it, Get it! Pic 3-Troy sho for two agoins W, I Al! ,.,: 1 , I I fy lttl f A it l t A A , Ai , tt T T ve ,-,, ,A , 5 ,, fL,,., .BE E . T A ft Zgga I f ' A Q A fi ll 1 . A Q gz l , I , sl, it 1 AA'- lli llli T A : ff a -,. , 7 l . ,y J 1 1:.A,. lllt T K ' T -, ,'A - ' , ,':- ' to tl A - f 2 V,! -1555- , 7' ..,, ' 2 'Q' ' a Freshmen teom. Back row left to right- Gory Seorl, Kenny Thurwonger, Joby rncer, Shone Nyboer, Ed Belouslsi, John Stohler, ond Cooch Fortney. Front row- 'rin DeNeve, Eric Stogdell, John Boordrnon, Todd Verbeckmoes, ond Kenny iinwright. The FreshASoph teom. Back row left to right- Seon Reiling, Kirk Morsl-ce, Trent Codogon, Howord Huston, ond Poul Rucker. Front row- Tim Wright, Blolse Honno Donny Vermuelen, ond Andy Jones. Absent is Cooch Dergmon. n t ,, 1 Fresh-Soph teom this seoson showed some reol tolent Q i ff come out of the regulor seoson with on 8 ond 12 rd, they ploced third in the conference. Although their f rd wosn't whor the reom ond fons hoped for, the boys o good job lost seoson ond they will hopefully help corry A the winning trodirion. ZX' ,, - 3 , Pic 1- Blake fouled while ottempting o shot. Pic 2- Bloke shooting for two. Pic 3- Dovid on the infbound ploy. Boskerboll f x ?e Fronr Bow- Lefr ro Righr- Shelley Arnold Chris Eidson, Char Schurfs, Toni Will-rerson. Middle Lanning. Back Bow- Coach Kopriva and Coach Rogiers, Plow- Tammy Wilkens, Kelly Craigmiles, Tiffany Burr, Carrie Booe, Tami Baldwin, Missy varsify. They had a year of rebuilding wirh only four rerurning players. Although fhe girls gave rheir all ro win each game fhey always seemed ro come up shorf. The girls ended up wifh a 4-lo overall record, Special awards wenr ro rhe following: Best Offensive- Tami Baldwin Best Defensive- Char Schurrs Most Improved- Tiffany Burr Most Valu- able- Tami Baldwin, 110Z- Char Schufrs, Frf5oph Captain- Missy Lan- ning. The Junior Varsify Girls Baslsefball Team did nor fare as well as rhe Z Manager- Heidi Iffland, Tiffany shoc A 41 The ream doing warm-ups befor ,i .lx -, ' TW 'Lily ax . VL Y, 5 'u V Q ll' f ' li wx xg F .Ba l 7 K , sf ' A ' A xi T X . X 2 XM - 1 x ' 'X si XJ ,, fig 'fin Srars-Tara Lalernan and Sue Pererson. Absenf-Paula 1 1'u 'm-KN ' Nicewanner. I H M, Q, 'i'WM'E' i Kellyjuml 72 - Arhierics i so 21 X... Q s at as - - - 5 . xi., . Girls Varsity Team: Front Row, Left Y q ? YiX' ,... Q ..q.... . T W 'A' ,rg:.Q.. ' r.r 'W ., t,' .. ' ..X.. ' to Right- Coach Psogiers, Stef Tonner, Q Bev Nicewonner, Roni Scheff, Coach l ' T A Koprivo. Dock Row- Stacy Leighty, i ' -ff a f Dena DeNeve, Kori Milam, Angi An- , ws.-' X, - fs, goron, ond Missy Fish 3 22 -I it av' -nf .sf i .Q , gn Nair viii Yin 1 5, X s s ak . at ' Katt puts up two The 198586 Girls Basketball Team con- sisted of eight girls. The teom was com- posed of two Seniors ond six Juniors. Of the eight, four were returning letter- men, The team started their season with o win over Orion. They finished with an 15-8 overall record, and o 10-4 record in the Three Rivers Conference, placing them in Std place, The team broke ond set many records. Angi Angaran scored het 1,000th point against the Erie Cardinals. The following girls were selected to these positions, Conference Player of the Year- Angi Angoran, 1st Team All-Conference- Angi Angaran, 2nd Team All-Confer- ence- Kari Milam ond Dena DeNeve, Honorable Mention All-Conference- Missy Fish, Sterling All Area-1st- Angi Angaron, Honorable Mention- Dena DeNeve and Kari Milam, Varsity Cap- tains- Angi Angoron ond Missy Fish. Special Awards went to the following: Best Offense- Kari Milam, Best De- fense- Dena DeNeve, Most lm- proved- Stef Tonner, Most Valuable- Angi Angaran, 110f- Dena DeNeve in fx EV 5 'I l X' 'Hi F Q Q ,i o ks, T if S 1 , . .cW.,.N. , x WM, V, 2 I ,W T is.. .W..M,s,.ew-Questo . .., W M, QP ZEX VTEQS 2 , , .. wi ,- - . . T .5 -2 I q ua m X V. O ,- .7 ss. ' ISN , ,, ,Q si' 1 M., ss K X . T sm , I - 1 fs if i' A . .--f.: :Es,,:-:g,'wgs1u-- o 1 . U- '53 2 T s -- , s ..,,.-T . f - A .. T - to ,, - we ' ' 9 s N -T -. -- ,. . ,.., - iw -... 3 ,M , T..-M s the tip. 58 , W i sll fgs- 'X-x. of ' Athletics - Dena shoots o freethtow, while het teammates wait too get the rebound S!-IOQTING 5 TAR5 mul aww i we M, M73 at 4' i 1974 is x,,AN ggzg mei ,L il-i 4 Left lo Right, Front: Shawn Davidson, Mica Killinger, Brandon Wainwrighr, Andy Srockwell, Wolf Farwell, lan Fuller, Jay Parker. Middle: Vince Schmidr, Jeff Schoondykeu Mike Wiganr, Chucl-2 Dirro, DJ. Pruerr, Brad Eincher, Jeff Healy. Back: Coach Boyd, Rod Sharp, Brian Klinge, Sean Riney, Andy Sanquisr, Jason Woodburn Dov Wildermurh, Par O'Neil, and Coach Meyer. Right: wolf, Mr, ' Q Boyd, and Jeff back X, V ar the high school for o vicrory pany offer rheir rrip ro J' j Champaign, for the , -A ,I Srore Finals. 15 K Below: Wolf gers 3 .9 some losr minute rips. V I Below Right: Jeff I goes all our on his o l opponenr as his , expression here f shows. I s 5 in -K 4 ,geeks fi. 1 ,xm ' e f ff? is W , X l-...nip -...gn ,,.----v ,yyx r ,ii .S , s . 7 M-fri '-Q ' E 1 r-1 F N ,K .:::, .... kk . . we f ' - ' X 3 K ' - ff T J Mkmsw 1 . .1 Yffliw . :arg-egs. 1i2izL' . -r ' 2 1 swam-i A A We-Gig -0 Jason at Savanna. ff. The 108586 wrestling squad didn't get off to a very good start, but the outcome mode up for any of the previous unfortunate matches. The foct that ten wrestlers went into Regionals, seven into sectionals, and two into state com- petition, gave fans a postitive outlook on the season. CMr. Boyd statedD Although illness and iryury plagued the gropplers through most of the season the squad achieved in placing 5rh at the Stillman Valley tournament, Std at prinf ceton tournament, and second at Regionals. With these highlights came a new individual record for the quickest pin, made by Walt Farwell with an 8 second pin, The hard worls of the matmen throughout their season proved to be worthwhile as their season ended sucf cessfully and new goals were made for the one ahead. The Junior Varsity squad was very small, our didn't let that stand in the way of the schedule they faced, New skills as well as old exper- ience, will help in the making of an even more successful record in the 198087 season. Bill trying to pin his opponent. Parents night '86, .Wah !,,,,,.,n..,..!-3 fm' K 'fu I , P 0 ,X , 'flfiif 4: A T Coaches Doyd and Meyer. Victory for Andy, Rod eyes his opponent Athletics - if ru The 1985-Bo motmoids were on octive port of the wrestling seoson. The motmoids were re- sponsible for cleoning mots, filling woter bottles, ond notifying referees or the end of o motch. The group consisted of nine girls. Mr. Boyd wos the sponsor for this yeor's mormoids. 'GY 'IU-L .': 'r ,2 X FOOTBALL CHEERLEADER5 Lost yeor's vorsity footboll cheerleoders helped bring spirit bocl-z to Riverdole. They chonged the scene with routines ond cheers to get the fons our on the field ot holf-time. Cor lseys were o mojor noise-molser or gomes, The vorsity hod six senior girls ond one junior. In the front is Amy Covemolser, second row: Jody Berglond, Cindy Lorson, Susie Nelson, ond Julie Kipp. In the bocls: Leonne Jurevitz ond Tommy DeCop. MATMALDS AND CHEERLEADERS MATMND5 Front row: Kris Kellums, Ellonyo Hosrens, Jenny Stone, Morie Pieding, Vicki McCloine, Beth VonLerberghe. i Betty Woite. Dock row: Rhondo Will-sins, Rochelle Cor X Na i .ts-f K ,. - . 2 The JV footboll cheerleoders: Front row from lef right: Melisso Morris, Jonie Burggrof, Kim Vor' berghe. Second row: Trisho Polflier, Kris Neidlin Amy Foster, Chris Hedeen. Lost row- Debbie DeCI The JV cheerleoders hod on exciting yi lost yeor. Their responsibilities chonged 0 from putting up the flog before gomes performing routines with the vorsity soul The cheerleoders olso ployed o port school spirit, yelling ond cheering the Roms to o 4-4-1 seoson. The mony ideos spirit come from o cheerleoding comp rr ottended over the summer. The che leoders brought home o spirit sticls ond bons olong with greot ideos. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS VARSITY l I Vorsiry ond JV Cheerleoders were rwo ups in one losr yeor. They cheered fogerher l worlsed rogerher ro keep rhe school deco- ed ond in spirir. ve picrure: The cheerleoders cheer on rheir gropplers horher vicrory. w picture: The JV Cheerleoders build up spirir or o pep holy. JUNIOR VARSITY Above picrure: Lefr ro Right: Amondo Burrerfield, Chris Cosillos, Leonne Jurevirz, Tino Pruerr, Cindy Lorson. Below picrure: Fronr row: Sue Dull, Kim VonLer'oerghe, Koren Werner, Dock row: Pom Monrierh, Amy Fosrer, Denise McOIgon. BASKETBALL CI-IEERLEADE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The rwo baslserball cheerleading squads last year were busy all season. The varsi- ry did a lor of yelling, cheering rhe Rams on ro a 20-6 season record. The cheer- leaders played a mcgor parr in livening the crowd ro help the boys info Regional finals, and rhen were busy wirh Section- als held ar Riverdale. Spirir was shown ar all baslserball games and if was helped by rhe cheerleaders' grear spirir. Picrure 1- L ro R- Missy Boardman, Melissa Allison, Chris Day, Amy Covemaker, Jody Dergland. Picrure 2- A popular' scene during rimeours ar the basketball games. Picrure J The JV Cheerleaders are all smiles, cheer- ing on rhe guys, Picrure 4- L ro R- Debbie DeCap, Jennifer Bohnen, Kris Neidinger, Kim McOlgan, Janie Burggraf, Trisha Polflier. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 78 - Athletics '33 qu Mcrure 1 Come on Roms' Prcrure 2 They're jusr here ro do the Super Bowl Shuffle' Prcrure Sf Through rhe door ro Secnonols Prcfure 4 Vorsury Dosl-serboll Cheerleaders bulld up spir url HCIUVG 5 Foorboll Cheerleaders spell ir our! Picrure O Doskerboll Cheerleaders rough up the crowd Hcrure 7 X marks rhe spor' 0 1 'x wi N h N H Middie Pic, Girls' Track Team- Bottom Raw- Leif TR E t fo Righf-horehNVemer,X4xmVonLerberghe, 5enhK, fer uohnerv, Becky AUXVYWOYX, Sohdy Pcmrvih, Done Smith, Ste? Tonner, Shevey Amokd, Mekisso Moms. . , . . 'Middle Row. Jehmfer Topscorr, Susan Bow, Amy: The 1980 gms noch TSOCW stoned proence xh March, The reom hoe GO mm' Gmane SMNSVDQOO DQNQVQL WW LOW excehem wrhour. They srorred ous wxth SQ gms, ond ended up Wwh 33 mg' Ames qme,,5Ue pe,e,5O,,, Tap ROW, MQ, cjrks. Cork Dooe, Judy Lutz, Chrks hmhdr, Tom Lokemoh, had Turkok, Leohne ivrevirz, Swoof Lexghry, hon Th 1 A - - . mom, Tommy Nwkeens, Chhs Edson, Tddo Geiger, eye Wwe Q' mein' mix Yes! O02 we gms xmprgvidygecng xo Oi of Coach Vorker. Absent fmm picture ore' Debbke Q 9' 9 SC OO VGVY QVOU O T emx VOUQ GUY Coopmohjoby AhXf,TordnBddwih,Nixche3Ke Wise Ky. Bonom- SC1hdx,f Nong gumpxng. A the evehrs. The gm KTW Yhe 560500. .D-'N ,, 'M 'ww , ,,H,,,Y,,, ,, M,.,,w ,,..,-ff, V -, L ..,. V:--I M' 'W' ww., , ' J' Af Middle- Picrure- The group psyching up for me big day. Borrom Lefr. Tomi shot puffing. Borrom Righr- Kon hurdling, , .Q J-1 'QQ' .vt - xx PX 1 ' A ff, ' . .. K .ax ,. ' WX M K LJ! s. Y r X wx- i 3 '- Q r Q. L f , X' u -iv X '1 ,.. Q is ig! Jiri .f 'gf 1 . ' - s qt 1 plfll ' my .,,,, :,zv '-mmnp. W!! TRACK TEAMS . ,,,,, ' Simmons. ' Q Q Q Wie as lm, Last year, the Riverdale Varsity Track Team raced through the Zone. Many records were broken. For example: Senior Jay Verbeke, smashed two school re- cords at this year's Erie Relays. He won the 100 and 200 meter dashes, a time of 10.9 earning the title in the 200 meter prize. Verbeke's time in the 100 set a new River- dale record, breaking that of N. Mckell, set in 1962, as well as establish- ing a new 200 meter high mark, previously held by Marty Hurry in 1976. Throughout the season the team worked toward getting better times and greater dis- tances. Although in the next year there will be many seniors lost, due to graduation, there is much young talent which could prove for an exciting 8087 track sea- son. Jay Verbeke was a Double- Qualifier at the State Track Meet. Pic. 1- Varsity Track Team, from Row, Left rotkight- B. DeDecker, B. Love, D, Giesecke, M, Gous, C. 5laughter,J pic 2, yorsify Track Manger, mms! VerDeke. Back Row- Coach M. Koprivo, R. Marshall, P. Vandiver, B. Allison, R. Thompson, J. Deeth, Coach H. gun, gefs me eqggpmem in Qfdef f Th? FQOFD. - , Senior, Bill Love, goes for the gold ot the ,Erie Track Meet, LIUR DLE , Q we S sf 1- Y Q ,,:' KL . i T 1 1 QQ ms . Xi Pi 3 II: D us 2 i 4 ! i li -an-Q 'x X , i Back Row, Left to Right- 1. Lambert, J. Woodburn, E, Strand, T. Cadogen, J, Spencer, K. Marske, R. Lange, E. g Stockdale. Middie Row, Left to Right- R. Mitchell, T. Moyer, J. Claus, T. Rucker, S. Dabdoub, M, Knox, D. Vickroy, C. Fours, Front Row, Left ro Right- T. Bassett, B. Burke, T. Verbeckmoes, W. Cummings, A. Dena, G, Simmons, l. Fuller. Not pictured C. McClaine. Heidi ifflond, manager for track. S Q x .V f 5 2 Q Q ii 0 x S Tggisg Siflew is-Y ks Nw--Q-.pf tw -- -1- ---v an Last year the J.V. Tracls did very well throughout the whole season. Asst. Coach Hugh Simmons stated that the team was a strong group and that they worlsed well together. He also stated that the team was unde- feated through half of the season. Several School records were brolsen by the Junior Varsity team. These in- clude: the 2 mile relay. 8-80, Distance Medley, and the Iongjump. Head coach Mr. Kopriva pro- vided a point system so the track members could obtain a letter. The point system was based on being on time to practice and the worls that each individual did. Simmons stated further that there were a lot of talented 1 1... iffi ...,t .1..- RQ sv, fi , . if E we sins people on the team and that both coaches hope to see each one of them bacls next year. Sending the discus into another zone. .j gi J '45 Q if ', ' .. . 'Fun . i X . : 1 Q T J-- ? . A E src , , ex .V BATTER UP Y ' F Dacia Plow- Lefr ro Right: Coach Meyers, Todd Dufur, Perry Vaughn, Shane Nyboer, Sean Nyboer, Mike Qppendilse, Tom Lonergan, Paul Flesch, , and Todd Wallace, Middle Row- Left ro Righrg Manager Karhy Clause, John Carlile, David Nelson, John Boardman, Milse Flesch, David De-Neve, Chuck Dirro, jeff Schoandylse, Blake Hanna, and Marr Neidiinger. Frani Raw- Lefr fo Right: Manager Sracie Fidlar, Darrin DeNeve, Kenny L - Wainwright, Casey Kespohl, Lance Piion, Danny Vermeulen, and Gary Seari. .A . ,s,c, . my LL:A ,ii g . e, Hey Barre: Barrer! The baseball ream got off io a rather slow srari, bui showed much individual ralenr as well as improvernenr. Taleni, irnprovemenr, and ream worle could pay off for ihe Ram baseball ream and rheir new coach, Mr, Greg Meyer, a social srudies reacher here ar Riverdale. Mr Meyer said, This has been ihe biggest feam I have had, buf lhe boys play hard and rhey are working ai learning my sysrernf' - ngd. Whor o pitch! Couch Meyer rollsing ro Mike. Special rhomlxs ro Julie Reed for the phoros of rhe boseboll reom BA NQUET5 --qv This losr yeor's bonquers were in o world of their own. The crowds weren'r os big rhis yeor, buf rhe spirir wos definitely there. There wos olso o new oddirion ro rhe bon- quers. The fine orrs bonquer wos o combi- norion of music, speech ond dromo oll rolled info one. This wos rhe firsr rime rhor rhe speech reom wos included in o bonguer. Above- Bruce Plumb recieves his golf oword. Above Hghr- Jim Cox occeprs his oword. Righr- The foorboll oword winners. Below- Chuck Dirro jokes wirh cooch Meyer. Borrom rfghr- Mr. Boyd gives his foorboll speech ww 86 - Arhlerics Dov, North Rock rldge Prophetstown Alleman Newman Morrrson Cambridge Alwood Orton Amboy Roclsrldge ne Fulton Prophetstawn Savanna Morrlson Newman Savanna Pleas Valley Amboy Fulton ne Orton rue Walnut Annawan 66 68 2nd Place rn Conference Team Atklnson Aledo Orton Amboy Praphersrown Savanna Mllledgevtlle Morrtson Fulton ne Amboy Prophetstown Newman Mortrson Fulton Allemon ne Newman Savanna Propherstown eam oclsrtdge herrad lewman tmboy ropherstown lorrrson vanna on Record 20 6 Opponent Sherrard ed85 Record 15 8 Opponent Record 2 7 SCOREBOARD Cambridge Thomxon Prophetstown Morrrson Orton Fulton ne Newman Savanna Amboy Prophrstawn Newman Amboy Fuiton ne Savanna Morrrson Geneseo 20 Regronal Champs Sectronal Champs Season record 26 C3 Team East Moltne Alleman Alleman Knoxvrlle Monmouth Monmouth Geneseo Moline Rock Falls East Molrne Rocls Falls Morrtson Morrtson Alleman Orangevtlle Rtverrrdge Warren RHS Opponent Record 4 14 Team Sherrard Dakota Cambndge Fulton Orton Roclsrrdge Aledo Rl Alleman Amboy Geneseo Pleas Valley Galesburg Prophetstown Rocls Island Moltne Assumption East Mollne Rocls Falls Savanna Wrnnebago ne Newman Opponent Record 7 16 Team Alleman Cambrrdge Rocktrdge Aleda Roclsrrdge Newman Cambrtdge Roclxrrdge UTHS Rocls Island rue Thomsen Savanna Molrne Savanna Morrlson re Fulton Record 13 5 Records L Jurevrtz 300 Low Hurdles 50 07 400 Meter Relay 53 25 600 Meter Relay 1 561 School Records Long Jump Tom Busserr 19 2 1X2 Dust Med Todd Verllleclsmoes 121134 Jeff Lambert Joby Spencer Andy Dena Male Medley Trent Cadogen 2041 Tam Dussert Todd VerDed-smoes Joby Spencer Hugh lump Trent Cadogen 5 1O Crred BOO m run Joby Spencer 208 6 3200 m run Andy Dena 10 31 VARSITY 100 m run .lay VerDel-te 10 92 200 m run Jay Verl3eke 224 400 m relay M1 se Claus 46 0 Randy Thompson Marla Marske Jay VerDe-lie mule relay Andy Dena 2111 Todd Verl3ecl1moes Joby Spencer John Johnson Jay VerDelse 6th place stare frnallsr REACH EOR THE STARS Athletics Opponent D ' 62 gg 20 RHS 50 2-1 171 176 57 23 7 2-1 7 171 178 61 ' 2-1 7 160 175 Q 55 75 2-1 V 155 170 55 50 E' 2-1 7 170 174 V 49 56 B 2-1 Q 154 170 55 52 20 7 170 174 46 49 A 2-0 L 7 170 172 E- 69 gg 5 2,0 174 168 78 2-0 174 175 72 22 241 L E' 159 172 78 2-1 162 19 V 75 ZZ E' 20 E 162 155 70 2-O 7 165 155 55 Z3 E ' 20 Y 155 174 50 2-0 7 179 210 - 54 51 T ' y Ei 166 174 54 39 7 176 181 1 rr sg B F F 70 ' 64 59 A El 50 45 7 2 11 62 50 L 0 11 52 70 0 7 L 7 5 5 B 2 5 A A 7 0 5 . 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N ff S x S 5 X Q Xing ' X 2 X 1 N xxx 23 N X gag QS wx QM N ka if o we N if Qtek, - e e .. Q. X KKA K N S 5 x A K , 1 iw Kori Turkol Todd Verbeckmoes Billy Vickroy Heorher Vincenr Jerry Srondeter Amy Swonk Jennifer Topscorr Ken Thurwonger Becky Tilmon Angie Simmons Greg Simmons Lorry Smith Trovis Smirh Chris Somers Joby Spencer Todd Srocey John Srohler i 'lf Brandon Wainwright Kenny Wainwright Betty Woite Tonno Woller Karen Werner Kothy White Justin Wilber Tommy Will-sins Allice Wilkerson Toni Wilkerson Shelly Willhite Todd Willioms Nothon Winger Joson Woodburn Trisho Wriedt ,fm . W X, 24,5 f f f S 5? X, X ,iii A f f ,ff , ,ff f M .,. J f fm 35' 'f1f?l I t,,,, , A lfW'21 V f, md wgsm g f ' f m 1 ' Meg, .-' f 'aa' . M 'H , 'f f, t ' ' ' 1? A , ,:,, ,,,:,,. .VV ,,.. Z ? ,.,,, ,M-. i emmmxiax. - Classes Mm M gm J, 1 W f f' 'fl ff if f 1 off 2 ff 4 W , , y 1 ,.,, f,,,. Z W Z f an f 1 SOPHOM GRE5 , ,E -X , ,V , ,fi Will - ' ' Q' U . ff 5 'ifff' V X I 5 1 'Y W 'Q 1555? X: 2 YM I 'J f 3 0,26 xxx? f XEYNQJ5' ,Q ' 1-lg, I fl, ' fir ii li' Toby Ahlf Rondo Alonzo Shelley Arnold Tomi Doldwin Edno Bollord Tino Dorber Jody Deerh Pom Behm Jody Dielemo Rick Boardman TJ. Dowker Shannon Drondr Jonie Durggrcif Bill Burke Tiffony Burr Trent Codogon Debbie Corico ikodwelle Correr Mike Chopmon Down Colegrove Tonyo Cremeens Cris Dovis Curtis Dovis Debbie DeCop Sreve DeTombe Dirk Dewirr Lindo Dhooge Todd Dufur Jenny Elder Amy Foster Kip Fosrer Lloyd Fosrer Jim Franlss Michelle Fuller Dan Garcia Tricia Geiger Ray Graham Marr Griffin Blaise Hanna Chuck Harringron Missy Harrington Jeff Healy Chris Hedeen Kim Hegwood Eric Henyan Berh Hoffman Eric Holmquisr Ellanyo Hosrens Rod Huslander Jennifer Hunr Howard Husron Tonya Huston Amy Johnsen Debbie Johnson Tammy Johnson Andy Jones Amy Jungels Kenny Keehn 96 - Classes SOP!-IGM CRES s X ggi: 1, xc N S Xi xx K f Qi x Q S , --..' , 59 gif'?Ee:rzif?siizf.1 ' sXS.f-:Ji ,riffs F N Q X WX? N s X X m sk X .I Xi B E ji exe VE , as '- .5-iff! X W Q J is X46 NX i X 3 ixkssxsiw Q ki .::J, sms .XX 5 K Eg XX X A Qs X X J W xi Nga X li C7055 Of 88 T - Ns ii '? six X? 2 Greg Kerner Rick Kessler Lorie Kipp Brion Klinge Morgon Knox Bill Krebbs Toro Lolernon Jeff Lomberr Missy Lonning Guy Lorson Morl-i Larson Renoe Lorson Todd Leose Dove Legler Ed Leighry Mike Lewsoder Tom Lonergon Todd Morlsnorn Scorr McClure Brerr McCormick Woody McKenna Denise McOIgon Jim Miller Rich Mirron Pom Monrierh Jennifer Perry Torn Moyer ' f 1 ggi A-S A Seon Nyboer 2 Classes - Lance Pilon Trisha Polflier BJ. Pruerr Marie Reding Brad Reed Sean Reiling Traci Reiling Scorr Rogers Rurhie Rohs Brian Soddoris Nick Sanquisr Darrin Seams Tricia Seams Craig Searl Dona Smirh Brian Sprouse Nancy Srohler Mike Srerling Jenny Srane Eric Srrand Marcie Thornbloom James Todd Kim VanLerberghe Jirn VerDeke Dan Vermuelen Kay Wells Ernie Wilkerson Michelle Windisch Michelle Wisely Kellie Wolking Tim Wrighr Deanna Zobrisr Q8 Classes CLASS QF 88 ,W fm M , f agp: , , iz-I L Q fi ,. - 5 5, W Q! ' ivy' w . V.-my 3 K g MF f is 1 f J 'F 3 9 1 R224 0 W Q, 1 , f7' 1 'T ig A i,i, A ,,. H . , , f 2 Q V V 5 , 3 f T ' 1-', ' T . 'Tj' 5'1 iii if V3 gf i, gf f, 4 Q if 5 f ff ffl iff f V1 7, f fl' is qi gs ,yd . 7 1 if' y Z X4 ff Q E ff 1 ,f ix ag ,f is ,H if I Tl 1 ., ..,, , W fgyfsg sm , W' X at f fu 4 Z gf '24 if Aff 7? 1 13 Q xlxt i Qiwlwi' ,if f Y ,.,k.' ' 'i 1 I ,,,. .. ,, iff? Q 6 2 ,ZA My 3 lf f 5 1 V , 9? 1 f I , , ,,,V will Zvf y 9 V i W! W 1 ff V232 fff df 4, A Amis W 84? 2, 531. 2 5 ' V? 2597 s f if , ....,,, X M I f . Z . , fm, I f ,. w 91, Q, wif mil, ..., V I g ,. f l ,,.. 5 iw, M, g I an . , ., VL .1 4' fjriaufg . ,gif -4 , l, ,IW ' ' , T T 'li V :'1'.'f ..'-Wk W7 FW f',3:: ' iff MY , 7 - ff 'wwf iff? f 1 V f IWLESY f 44495334 7 The 1985786 sophomore class ar Riverdale consisred of 127 srude They were very acrive in school spirir, ournumbering all of The OI Classes for four our of five days of spirir week, along wirh winning floor cornperirion. The sophomore volleyball rearn caprured firsr ploc rhe conference. Missing from rhe sophomore pages are: Doug Del3la Donna l-legwood, Lisa Hollowell, l-Ieorher Morris, and Par Wepsrer MW, ,M , -, V, M,--ef, 'W' 5 9 f- , ,f 1 z W W. f,Lf A- W, 4 A ,.Mw,.,,.Mf+f L Af-M -1 K V .-11,8 lv Q f ,,.... as f f 55 1 X il 559 Myron Ahlf Buffy Benson Joy Burggrof Lonerr Cox BJ. Elder ,Jw sm-f JUNIORS - CLASS OF 29 ., ,.,., ' r f i f , 1 1 , J' 403+ I if Q V ,. P f I fs my , ,Wir 1 ' ' 5 i, , ,, . ' J WF V ' 'K ' if H , , , W S4 Brion Allison Jody Berglond Amondo Burrerfield Nick Dovis Morci Fedderson r in 0 H - 'V ff' W .ff ' me I I Q + W if , ,x C VVV, , , '7 'K wi V ,,,, ,A , ,,W, , M, ,, , , ' ' W7 7' V. 'E an 'f ' ' ' W gif ,y , A vs 5 ,Q .riff , , , 3 J, fi g I A .,,, W V In in ik y f M Wy W K V A A 'K fs Q :H , 5: Mai ,, as fs Corey Anders Gerri Arl-:ins Cheryl Boker Willie Bollord Don Boggs Brion Bowles Bridger Brown Kevin Brown Richard Cobor Andreo Correr Chris Ccisillos Korhy Clouse Chris Doy Sondy DeBlieck Brion DeDecl4er Deno DeNeve SfOCiE' FidlOr Brod Fincher Tony Gorcio Liso Goerhols 'YY .' Ui M A 1' , Li k . 31322, , y,,,,f A ,f ,sw M, f .X-, is fra1qfffff2f 'i '1r fV : 2,1 ff, 12, , U , Vw. E 'IS-' ig! f -I gy 'xl ' vw fw' A, ff , Q fi X i fy is, IV ,ig i 1 1 UL 'Li 3 , , -ik fi V? A Q W i Z rs N7 f M, 5 Tim Boxrer Mellndo Brown Jim Cox Peggy Dhooge Ron Green ,ff 1 21 I 1 , Q pw S f ,Q ,V S '- M r 2 if J , , n ' 1 , , wiisil, i lb' 3 ' .,v:M'I ,sv X2 S Junior Closs Officersf Kari Milom, Secrerory- !Treosurerg Corey Jones, Presidenrg Sue Pe ' rerson, VicePresidenr. il , ,J W ' 1 Q 1 Miz, M Q ' Uma: ' .5 ' -7 f E'Z,' ,, ' ' Jody Horns Jeff Hoskins Brendo lnskeep STEVE JCCI-6 Larry Moliror Tim Moyer 100 - Classes if W Q ,..,. 4, ,,,,,, L an fx? 1 f ,f z W1 We +1 W! f inn .4 J, , W M X ,Z f f ff f ', W su h,, V... , , , ., 4. y ff 4 5 1 4, JA rj X 1 fin Q? ' J V I , IF ss it Q X A X . 59:25 XI! QYXY ,WI ,, L' W, Z -s-X, Steph Heinsen Tony Jobe Cosey Kespohl Vicl-si McCloine Morr Neidlinger ww ,Wi -fi , ,, J ,f iw -4 ,,,JQQ1' 15 2 M 5 4-VW, A Y '- , ,- rr 3 W I , ,M H .i J as W 4' 4' if M gif Q fi I J 5 Q .g mag 2 f H av , , ,, ,, , sf, rf 'Q fl 41237: 'Wfl1,NlL41 Z .,,, y M an WWW 40, W My f f , Www ff f I 7 , A ,.., -lvl if Robert Herridx Corey Johnson Chris Klundr Jim McCooley Dev Nicewonne I' Alice Holsrlow John Johnson Randy Longe Kori Milorn Jenny Nielsen mor f M! WI' S W Wy 5 l wi, ,Q ,f ky: yo j? M0 I 46, f 1 W W' fl' . ff if it l q x ,M ,Mg f U n.. , . V ff 1 Z 7 5 Wi J Q . ' Er 42 l 4 Troy Horn Corey Jones Srocy Leighry Melonie Milburn Shelley Polmer . , l I 1 S Kelly Hughes Kim Kerr Wendy Molmsrr Dorin Mink Sue Peterson .f , ' y W if 9 af my-f 4,2 -Wu , hegiifxyeag ' l V - I Q , h' , 3 - 031.-,, 9' 1, Q' , . V . , 5 I f :,ZA - R T iff wi ' Q T - V ,T if-.q xi ,, , 3,45 1 41- 5' 2 ,.,, :Q .5 if ll :e Plumb wie Sheldon s Store dy Thompson i VonLerberghe ,gf .. , ,Q ,.., . 1 l -an -fr' 4 Jeff Reichwein Dorcel Russell Lori Smlfh Shannon Smirh Eric Srrorron Mori Sweermon Tom Turkol Amy Underwood Scorr VinC9ni Louie Woinmon Q X ws-gh' T Nj -F' mm an ' Nw -ff we ,, 4 Julie Sodwou Jim Somers Sref Tonner Down Vonpoemel Todd Wolloce Michelle Soge Louro Sroken Michele Toulbee Phil Vondiver Rhondo Wlllsens Roni Scheff Jeff Schoondyke Todd Winters Shelley Wifi ,, ,,, gn A-1 'V' ,A ff, 3 .Q 5 2 I I'- o 4 rn -. 3. L F' C -. P' L F' C -. P' P 5 :rr Q. Y' !' .- C -1 FD S. -. -N L 5 3 31 3 3 o 3 3 Z Q 'S Z C B D' I4 5 14 V' I C go o 1 L 2? 'O 39 N 'S 'U05101 'D 60390 'l I9 OS 'u 6puo.uS '9 f 'kd 'FUD 'uop1o 5 LD O sc' O Q 2 Q 3 D -v L L? C 3 rn -. P 7: fb Ei m -. if 'Tl o -. S fl L U rn -I o 3 5, Q Z S-1 D 2? 3. U3 3' L I C O. uw O -D E' U CD E. 2. ID .. 5 3 ? 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K C . , C C f , L ,E X 1 1... ,QF gf '7f W '-u., Rhonda Anderson J ' T l l Melissa Allison SENIORS OF 86 Angi Angorczn lgl l Tony Bee-rh Susom Boggue-ss W Sreve Bell Missy Boordmon Shelley Drondr John Bruner '1zffW ' dqwww Chris Gczeys Q-ww, Tomyqggugg Penqy Claris E WY' Mii4652CFOwS Coopqfpn rl Am-,ggpvemokef fs Tommy Dauggerry ,,,.... 1-WW K4-W '7 fu-f ' 'Ks-1 494-99535 Loio' Dabdoub TQ DeCQpg 't-X., Ns... 4216.4 5' Chad Der-my DQvlqiADeNgve F, .lefgnifer DeTombe Wnmw -ff' Brion Dewilre l Jpdl Dgwlrre Chuck Qirro l lvllssy Fish 1 YL ,Wx lima ...WM Wolf Farwell Poul Flesch E A Melanie Gosowoy .-1' 'Nu Roberr Henscsn Kim Hollister Julie Hudson W? Renee Jordon Shelly l-lugorr Classes Leanne lurevirz 'ww Y'- Kris Ketiums .fr- 415- Nick Kernel' 4' f 'v E Randy Kessler 1 mf , .Aff 5 I KifTIiOde June Croig Kuehi ,. ,, ,A. ,A. ,, V,, .,,, , .,,..,. ,., ,,,,.,. Q A ,,Q,, 1 - : ..: SJ W V. V ' '. ,.,. f -. H iw- - 3 K A Q. .J JM- 1, 'xwff ' Sue Londgren Cindy Larson mn, ' ,.,...,.h Kerio Leydens Ciosses - ff 2 WM, M - ,, , .. V Q, ,Q -:ff V 1 V I. If Wiw ini ay f 1 , H 2 f'Y'1'i,,L:: g, f gf Af ffezfmf ,mv 7 Y I U' Q ,,,, , Z M ,. Mi,,,V, ,MV 73? A , , L' V ,X AV V 4 Bill Love A ' ' l Tf'T? Judy Lutz 'fray' up-'ff' I WM Cori Love-rn Leslie Loy 'Y 'f' I Juiie Lurz Ryon Morsholi 4f1,,, 7774 flips -w. MiCh9Uf? MOVNS Troy Muclselsron Louro Mummc vw Liso Mulfery WA A ' -.,,s-'L x 4- 2' x X , W If L 11. Ql' A! Keliy Muefier ig' 'US 121W F' Melisso Murphy Cfosses W XX .Jil ' wp. 1 0 ' f '.x,!,, ' wb 60901 Aw. N W ASS' Kevin I341rz Scsi? 961556 A 1?KunfL Nsrzw. Sobre Nybeef L+ A Y 1 is , If-Zi M 5? , fy- 4 ' X 1 iii WM 'Inf 5 1 1 .. , 5 x . .,,, ., f , h w,'3 x 2 is 7 w g if X E fi wifi! ,,:,A Q , Q M, WU' f , V . I 1 H f fd :gi -.-1. 9' QTFQQ P?5iUf??f ,QQQQ R30 4'.'Ilf- 01 Www im: Seen Riney -,ffzr 7 W Gary Riley ' Angie Rogers 'Wi ,QA ,I ' 1? 5 .fm I ., 1' fe, .5 ,MV 35 . M 'WI 'oh yi! N , M. J A A .ff : 1, X ,Jw I -A Z2 Wire ew 42 M- av 4: ' -ff W 6 I f 'E' f K , ? ' f V 1 f kv 1 ,jx Rv ,:'.,5w QW., E Mory Sondefs 'T Chod Schurfs '22, Andy Sonquisr Mary Shaffer 4, ,mn f,'.,.., Vince Schmidr ' y H y Rod Sharp Classes W Craig Slaughter Glynis Srrondgord 'WY' xl W ff Troy Srinson Vx A 1 1 V- ,, W,,,,,W4 L7 9 f I Ag . y A C 1: ,,,,, ,, V a , V, ,yy -...., ,-,,, , M f , ,wf,.5',ff1,,,1-fm , 'V ' M54 J ff ,VH , I , - I -, Z z ., f .. -, f www, .V ,, ,, 2 f ' , , fr , ,, 1 Wf , , 3 W, V fhgggg ,7 ff SQL 4' GM 'f , .' 1' v Will A we ' f i f , V ' bfefiifff ' ,mi ,jf 5 1 Sheiio Srrcissmon JV, Andy Srocigvveii 1913 if 2' Missy Swe'-ermon Perry Vaughn Apu ,lv A Zi in Roche-Ile Toylor Q12 -- Classes ww N gr Joy VerBeIee ,mv Mike Wigonr i ,M r Kris Wriedr f .elisso Murphy spent porr of her senior yeor working ' Sornpies Phorogropny, Her job included secreroriol 'orls ond preparing wedding books. QF? .ww-A-'Y' Dove Wildermurn Juiie Wrignr ABSENTEE5 Juoniro Bollord Jererny Benson Brion Goernols Jim Gronom Dove Hessell Ann Milsels Donno Porrisn Kim Srnirn Vince Spencer WMM Mory Woodburn as VX Foreign Exchange Srudenrs- Sergio ond Lolo Dobdoub. Class Officers- Bock Row- Missy Boordrnong Treasur- er, Missy Fisng Secrerory. F ronr Row- Mike Wigonrg Vice Presidenr, Morls Morslseg President. Classes MELISSA AU.lSON- Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Most lm- proved Volleyballl 9,11, Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Cheerleader captain 1O,12, Homecoming attendent 9, Drama Club 11, Sadd 11. RHONDA ANDERSON- Swing Choir 12, Peer Tutor 12. ANGI ANGARAN- Basketball 9,10,11,12, Mvp Basket- ball 10,11' Best Offensive Player Basketball 10,11, Basketball captain 10,11,12, 1st Team all conference Basketball 11, Track 12, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Best Offensive Volleyball 9, Best Defensive Volleyball 10, Volleyball captain 10,11,12, Honorable mention Volleyball 11. JUANITA BAL1.ARD- Elementary Worker 12. TONY BEETH- Football Q,10,11,12, Basketball 10, Track 9,10,11,12, French Club 12, Office Worker 12, STEVE BELLhone JEREMY BENSON- Golf 9. MISSY BOARDMAN- Rampage 11, Peer Tutor 12, Class Treasurer 10,12, Student Council Q,11, Volley- ball 9,10,11,12, Volleyball captain 9, Volleyball Best Offensive 10, Honorable AlIConference Player Vol- leyball, Cheeerleader 12, Girls State, Sadd, Pep Club, SUSAN BOGGUESS Pep Band 9,1O, Speech Plays 12, Drama Plays 11,12, Peer Tutor 9,12, Volleyball 9, National Honor Society 12, President- National Honor Society 12, Sadd 11,12, French Club Q,10,12. SHELLEY BRANDT- Student Council 10,11,12, Ofhce Worker 10,11,12. JOHN BRUNER-Boys state,track 9. TAMRA BULL- Yearbook 12, Pep Club 12, Elemen- tary Teadiers Aid 12, Boys Track manager 12. ciims cmevsnone ' PENNY CLARK-Swing Choir, Chamber Choir 9,10,11,12, Speech 11,12, The American Dome 11, Drama Plays, I Remember Mama 10, Cards on the Table 11, The Invisible Dragon 12, National Honor Sodety 1O,11,12, Speedi Team 10,11,12, Drama Club 10,11,12, Scholastic Bowl Team 11,12, Sadd 11,12. MIKE CLAUS Football 11,12, Basketball 10, Track 9,10,11,12, Frend'i Club 11, Ofhce Worker 12. DEBI COOPMAN- Track 11,12, Volleyball O,1O, Mat Maid 10. AMY COVEMAKER- Drama Plays 10, I Remember Mama, Volleyball 9, Cheerleader 10,11,12, Student Council 9,12, Drama Club 11, French 11,12, Pep Club 12, Sadd 11, Homecoming Attendants 12. LALA DABDOUB Track 11. TAMMY DAUGl-ITERY- Peer Tutor 11,12. TAMMY DECAP- Chamber Choir 9,10,11, Cheer- leader 9,10,12, Student Council 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 12. DAVID DENEVE- Peer Tutor 11,12, Student Council 9, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Basketball Most Improved 11, Trads 9, National Honor Society 10,11,12, Baseball 10,11,12. CHAD DENNY- Football 9,10,11,12. JENNIFER DETOMBE- Chamber Choir 10,11, Speech Plays 1O,12, My Client Curly, Peer Tutor 11,12, Bas- ketball 9, Volleyball 9,10,11, Individual Speech Con- tests 1O,11,12, Pep Club 12, Top 1096 of Class 9,10,11, BRIAN DEWITTE- Football Q,10,11, Wrestling 9. JODI DEWTITE- Volleyball Q,10,11. CHUCK DITTO- Football 9,10,11, Basketball 9, Wres- tling 11. WALT FARWELL- Rampage 12, FFA 10,11,12, Peer Tutor 12, Football 10,12, Wrestling Q,10,11,12. MISSY FISH- Peer Tutor 12, Class President 9, Treasur- er 11, Secretary 12, Basketball Q,10,11,12, Cheer- leader 10, Pep Club 12. PAUL FLESCH- Peer Tutor 12, Golf 11,12, Sadd 12, Pep Club 12, Baseball 1O,11,12. 114 Classes MELANIE GASAWAY- Peer Tutor 11,12, Track 11, Volleyball Q, Mat Maid 9, Pep Club 12. DAN GIESECKE- French Club 11,12, Class Secretary 11, Golf 9,10,11,12, Scholastic Bowl 12, Track 12. BRIAN GOETI-IAIS AVC 11,12. JIM GRAHM- Football 9,10, AVC 11. CHAD GRIFFITH- Rampage 12, Speech Plays 10, Drama Plays 10, Basketball 9,10,12, Track 9,10,11, Golf Q,10,11,12, Basketball Manager 11. DAVID HESSEL- Student Council, Football 10, Wres- tling 10,11 KIM HOLLISTER- Student Council 10, Cheerleader 10,11, Pom Pon Girl 9. JUUE HUDSON- SHELLY HUGART- Cheerleader 9,10,12. RENEE JORDAN- Chamber Choir 9. LEANNE JUREVITZ- Library Club 9, Pep Band 9,10,11,12, Student Council 12, Track O,10,11,12, MVP Trads 9,10,11,12, Trad-S CdCaptain 11, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Volleyball Manager 12, Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 12, KRIS KELLUMS Mat Maid 12. NICK KERNER- AVC 11,12. RANDY KESSLER- Yearbook 11,12, Swing Choir 12, Chamber Choir 9,10, Concert Choir 11,12, Speech Plays 1O,11,12, Drama Plays 10,11,12, Individual Speech 10,11,12, 1st Place Prose Reading Rock ls- land, Music Masters 12, Elementary Worker 11. JILI. KINKADE- Peer Tutor Q,10,11,12, Volleyball 9,10,11, Pep Club 12. JUUE KIPPChamber Choir 9,10,11,12, Class Officer 10,11, Vice president 10,11, Student Council 9, Volley- ball 9,10, Cheerleader 10,12, Pep dub 12. CRAIG KUEHL-Football 10,11,12, Basketball 9,10, track 11,12. SUE LANDGRENChamber Choir Q,10,11,12, Drama Plays 9. CINDY LARSONChamber Choir 9,10,11,12, Tradx 10, Volleyball Q,10,11, Cheerleader 10,11,12, Pep Club 12. KARLA LEYDENSnone BILL LOVE-Pep Band 9,1O, Drama Plays 11, Cards on the Table. Peer Tutor 10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Track 10,11,12, Golf Q,10,11, Volleyball 12, French Club President 11, Pep Club 12, CARI LOVERN-Chamber Choir 10,11,12, Track 10, Track manager 12, Wrestling manager 11. LESLEY LOY-Swing Choir 12, Chamber Choir 10,11,12, Drama Plays That's Entertainment 10, Cabaret 9, Madrigal Dinner 11, Track 9, Volleyball 9, Mat Maid Q,10,11, Football Manager 10, Varsity letter for track 9. JUDY LUTZ-Chamber Choir 10,11,12, Peer tutor 11,12, Trad-s 9,10,11,12. JUUE LUTZ-Chamber Choir 10,11,12, Peer tutor 10,11,12, Track 9,10,11,12. RYAN MARSHALL-Basketball 9,10,11,12, Track 9,1O,11,12, Peer tutor 10,11, Volleyball 12, Class Offi- cer -SecfTreas. 9,10, Student Council 11,12, National Honor Society 10,11,12, High School Bowl 11,12, Pep Club 12, Frendi Club 11,12, Trads 11096 award 11, Threellivers Conference award 11, Math Award top 596 9,10,11, Chamber of commerce 9,10,11, Academic Achievement Award, Illinois Boys State 11, American Legion Award, Vice President of Class 12. I MARK MARSKEPeer Tutor 12, President 12, Basket- ball 9,10,11,12, Trad-r 9,10,11,12, Volleyball Manager 12, Chamber of Commerce 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 12, French Club 11,12. . BRENT MAYHEW-Track 10,11, AIMEE MCCURCHChamber Choir 9,10,11, Sadd 11. EVA MCCLURE-Junior Achievement Q,10, CATI-IIE MCCORKLE-Yearbook 12, Chamber Choir 12, Speech plays 10, Drama Plays 11,12, Track 10, Office worker 12. ANN MlKElSLibrary Club 10, Junior Achievement 9,10 ERIC MILLERGroup Speech 12, Football 10,11, MICHELLE MORRISPom Pon Girls 10,11, TROY MUCKEISTON-none, KELLY MUELLER-Volleyball 9,10,11, Most lMproved 10, Pep Club 12, Sadd 11. LISA MULLERYIUT Student of the Month-Welding 11. LAURA MUMMA- Peer Tutor 11,12, Volleybal' 9,10,11,12, 11096 Volleyball Q, Serving Volleyball, Prqect Graduation 12, Secretaryftreasurer Sadd, Pep Club 12. MELISSA MURPHYY- Pep Band O,1O,11,12, Vice Presi- dent 12, Music Masters 11, 12, Vice President 12, SUSIE NELSON- Camera Club 12, Track 9, Volleyball 9,10, Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Student Council 9. KEVIN NITZ- Basketball Q,10,11,12, KURT NITZ- FFA 9,10, Basketball 9,10,11,12. SABRA NYBOER- Peer Tutor 12, Basketball 9, Vol- leyball 9,10 COLLEEN O'HARA- Volleyball 9,10,11. DONNA PARRISH- Library Club Q, Chamber Choir 12, Junior Achievement 10. DOUG PILON- Basketball 10. TINA PRUEIT- Track 9, Cheeerleader 11,12, Wrestling Manager 9. JUUE REED- Yearbook 10,11, Pep Band 9,10,11,12, Jazz Band 12, Chamber Choir 9,10,11, Peer Tutor 9, Individual Speech Team 10,11,12, Group Speech Team 10,11, Pep Club 12, Marching Band 9,10,11, SADD 11,12, Tri-Music Masters 11,12, President 12, Drama Club 10,11, That's Entertainment 10, Cabaret Q, Chamber of Commerce Top 10 11. RON REILING Basketball 11. GARY RILEY- AVC 11,12. SEAN RINEY- Football 9,10,11,12, MVP 10, Best Blocker 12, Second Team AIlConference 12, Wres- tling 12. ANGIE ROGERS Chamber Choir 9, Volleyball 9. MARY SANDERS Basketball 10, Peer Tutor 11,12. ANDY SANQUIST- Rampage 11,12, Speech Play 11, Drama Play 9, Basketball 9,10, Wrestling 12, Base- ball 12. VINCE SCHMIDT- FFA 9,10,11,12, Football 9,10,11,12, Wrestling Q,1O,11,12, Track 11,12. CHAD SCHUTTS Football 9,10 MARY SCHAFFER- ROD SHARP- Student Council 10, Football 9,10,11, Wrestling 9,10,11,12. CRAIG SLAUGHTER- Class Officer President 11, French Club 11,12, Seaetary and Treasurer, Office if Sig-it kan , at , gl Anwar 'fi' if 1 Workers 12, Football 10,11,12, Track 11,12, Baseball 9,10 KIM SMITH- None VINCE SPENCER- AVC Auto Body 12. TROY STINSON- Peer Tutor 10,11,12, National Honor Society 10,11,12, Baseball 10, Sadd 12, Football 9,10,11,12, Letters for Football 9,10,11,12, Second Year Bar For Football 12, All Conference First and Second Team, First Team Defensive Bads, Second Team End Offense, Western Illinois First Team Of- fensive End, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Letter for Basket- ball 9,10,11,12, Chamber of Commerce Top Five Boys 9, Top Ten Boys10,11, Tap 596 Q,11,12, Physical Science 11, Illinois State Scholar. ANDY STOCKWELL- Yearbook 10, Rampage 11, Speech Plays 9,10 Sorry Wrong Number, Dramatic Duet, Drama Plays 9, Dinney and the Witches, JA. 9, Peer Tutor 12, Student Council Alternate 10,11, Pep Club 12, French Club 12, SADD 11,12, Wrestling 9,10,11,12, First Team 3 Rivers Conference for Wres- tling 11, Golf 9. GLYNIS STRANDGARD- Cheerleader 1O,11,12. SHEILA STRASSMAN- None, MISSY SWEETMAN- None. ROCHELLE TAYLOR- Volleyball 10. PERRY VAUGHN- Football Q,11,12, Trad-i 10, Golf 10. JAY VERBEKE- Pep Band 9,10,11,12, Jazz Band 12, Speech Plays 9,10,11, Drama Plays 9, Dinny and The Witches, Basketball 9,1O,11, Football 12, Most lm- praved Award. MIKE WIGANT- Swing Choir 12, Chamber Choir 9,10,11, Speech Plays 11, Variety Show-Speech Skit, Drama Plays 12, Invisible Dragons, Peer Tutor 9,10,11, Class Officer Q, Vice President, Football 9,10,11,12, Wrestling 9,10,11,12, Baseball 10,11,12, Pep Club 12, Biology Olympics 11,12, SADD 11,12, French Club 12, Wrestling 10- All Conference Honorable Mention Award, 11 All Conference, 9 Outstanding Freshman Award, Baseball 10, Coaches Award. DAVID WILDERMUHT- Wrestling 9,10,11,12, Number- als 9, Varsity Letter 11, MARY WOODBURN- Yearbook 10, Chamber Choir 9,10, Speech Team 12, Peer Tutor 9,1O,11,12, Stu- dent Council 12, Basketball Q,10,11,12, Track 9,10, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Most Improved Basketball 9, Close-Up 10,12, Pep Club CFounders Committee? 12, SADD 11,12, French Club 11,12, French Award 11. KRIS WRIEDT- Chamber Choir 11, Trads 9, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Cheerleader 10, Pep Club 12, JULIE WRIGHT- Track Q,10,11, Cheerleader 9,1011 Pic. 1-Pee Wee Herman Fever Hits S. Nyboer. Pic. 2-Who is that masked Mr. P Pic. SAI! ready for combat, V, Schmidt Pic. AC Griffith at his best along with D. Giesecke Pic. 5-The class of '86 here and gone, SENIOR DIRECTOR Y 101115 JR. CLASS TRIBUTE Larry J, Molitor died on February 20th after a tragic accident. I ' Q DEDICATED TO LARRY MOLITOR It was the next morning after, that we'd lost our best friend, we could look outside and all that was there was that bright warm sunshine, Larry was gone and this was his way to soy, that he is as safe os he can be, He is happy He is fine. Although nothing in this world can ever bring him back - we can always remember his smile even though each of our lives tenderly, now was his time and when it's ours we'll see him again ---- up there. Now's the time when we all can say how fragile a life really is, Having a piece of us token away and knowing there's nothing we can do. Let's all remember the special times and the things he was able to do, The sorrow that we share is sweet - always love him ---- he'll always love you. This page Donated and Paid for Missy Fish by the Junior Class of 1986. LARRY ...... Those l Know, Please don't cry. This isn't going to be A forever goodbye, l'll see you again, When you're wanted above. To the world full of happiness, And too the world full of love, I AM HAPPY In God's peaceful home. And someday when you join me You'll understand - l'm not alone. ln the future ahead, Let me live in your heart. Then the day you Come see me, Well make a new start, So now that l am at my rest . . . I want all to think Of the times that were best. Think of me .... When you smile and cry but remember this isn't A FOREVER GOODBYE. Tami Baldwin O .,,'., 0 0 6 F Lag F Q O ,Q 5 w 1 A . ' L ' . . 3.- - - ' , 0' ynf we U - . . - u ',..w Al-its '7'T'.. V. . .Q 'ILL f.j A ' AU 'l F LF fry? F ' A 2 F6 5 we YY FA I-Y , , - V in, V, . L A W . ' If ZONE INS TR UCTOR5 'Without the faculty hereof Pli- vetdale where would rhe stu- dents in our Rambler Zone be? 118 - Faculry Top- Mrs. Bodine- Office pmqgce, ghom-md! Typiggl Top Mr. Brlnismeier' Drivers Word Processing EGUCONGD Ummm. Mr, godgne. Barfom- Mr, Corbee' Physical Guidance Counselor Education A Below ' Miss Anthony . Biology, Pre' ' Algebra' in , Y 'Q W u plift f sn-jj gig, 'vtiijzff . I wgisi- f f firm 1 ', ,gfigfiif . , jf HM gli! i I if ' 'V 6751 .i Q, V591 F 52 ' Mm' ,. if ' ,E21' :'E5':2' ff? 1 Top- Mr. Aplcello- Accelerared Biology, Ure Science, Human Anaromy, Advanced BUOQV , Bottom- Mr. Bell- Metals, Electronics, Drafting, 1 MGCWOQWS Above Mr. Boyd Health, Drivers 1 Eclucotion ,A Top- Mrs. Carlson- Parenting, Inferior Decorating, Child Care, Home Monogemenr Skills, y Married Life, Foods Doitoni- Mrs. DOW-WYWT' English 10, English 11, Senior English 1 Top- Mr, Hamilton- Applied Moth V Bottom- Mr. Howards Animal Producrs, Agriculture - H 1 errrrr Belew nlli ' ,f 11 5 , '.,l W,-,gfii Mr- Gvlbv 1 . ' 1 EHQNSH ll- f ,rr, 1 Journalism if1' . ,Lk Above Mrs, Gaodson English O, Special 1 Educofion . i 1 75? if L 'X 2- ws? fem ik, W i-WZ' '4 , , ,,.,.,, . .,,. Win: Ur' Top- Mrs. Kerrz- Consumer Education, lnrer-Related Occupaiions, Physical Education r Bottom. Miss Knight- Physio Education - Mr. Koprivo- Physical To M . .. Tap- Mr. Simmons- rlon 5 pf I' Mlchfal' Hummmes' lnformarlon Processing, Typing tram- Mr. Lancasrer- Mtroigdxoafmonw Borram- Mr. Todlock- Drawing on History, Mon ond Geometry Advanced Mom ond Design, Painring, , World, We-srern Civilizorion, Cqkzutus ' ' Sculprure ond Porrery. orld Sruoles ' Phorogrophy Below Mrs. Peosley L , , l 5 A fr f W ,, , rf if W 1, Ziyi Q 5 3 iii' 'Sa- Np. s I , .K s n . ...A 0 f s rf S sgsggx X gs W M x ga A. ,gl Qi French 1, French 2 p- Mr. McQuaicl Chorus nom- Mr. Meyer- vernmenr, Mon ond His 'orld, American I-lsrory, 'esrern Civilzarlon, Applied lonomics Above Mr, Parker Algebra 1. Math 1 ,dx Tap- Mrs. Rogsron- Guidance Counselor Dooom- Mrs. Rlewens- Composirian, English 9, Speech, Yearbook, General Eflgliih 9 .N Top- Miss Thomas- Asrronomy, Chemisrry, Geology, Physics, Survey Science Borrom- Mr. Thomsen' English 9, English 10, English 11 ii Above Mrs. Todlock Accounrlng, Algebra 2!Trig wir Top- IW. Thorne Bond Bottom. Mrs. Weaver- 50Cf0l09Yf 509451 9. Psychology, Pracricol Psychology Foculry AG Lost yeor Mr. Howord's Ag closses did lots of dif- ferent things. They leorned obout coreer op- portunities in the Ag field, leorned how to core for plonts, obout onimols, ond the students leorned obout how to onolyze records for ct complete form operotion. There is only one other closs ond thot is o progrom thot tokes ploce on the home form of o student. So, Mr. Howord's students did o voriety of things. Pic, 1- Mico K. putting post in the ground. Pic. 2- Mr. Howord, Scott Pc, Brion A., ond Sergio D. working on mower. Pic, O- Mrs. Goodson, Ernie W., ond Juonito D. working in Spe- ciol Ed room. Pic. 4- Mr. Michel helping Fron- kie P. ond Mott S. in Special Ed room. The Speciol Ed teochers Mr. Mi- chel ond Mrs. Goodson helped the students in mony woys, They ossisted the students with their homework, decision-mok- ing, ond they helped to ochieve o good ottitude to- words school. They hocl full- time students who worked on everydoy living skills. Both in- structors hope thor oll their hord work will poy off in success for the students in the future. SPECIAL RESOUR CES 120 - Classes l GEMM . . ,. N 'fm '1, I g 'V 7-ii .. 1, 3 4 .W V . Q. V ...uffw E 3,4-1 , ws. nk U R A f . .,.i . .. 'K KW NSS M. ,gf ,.-flax ' f year's arr classes included Drawing and Design, Sculp- i and Porrery, Phorography, Painring, and Arr 1,2,3. me of rhe srudenrs' projecrs were displayed around the :ol as well as ar rhe Porr Byron Srare Bank. Mr. Tadlocl-2 senr painrings ro regional cornperirion in Rockford. Ernie :erson received lsr place honors in arr cornperirion rhis r. lt Howard helping R. Kessler wirh work. l. Ochinero, T. Pruerf, R. Taylor, J. Dewirre, C. Kuehl, and A. Cove- er, working in rhe arr room. Denny working on rhe wheel in sculprure and porrery. l A fm, '41, X' Wm , 1 .. ' f ' M' rename, ' Wwbvwsf Wg, M if' . 'ENTERPRISVNG Mony chonges occurred in the Business Deportment. Typing Ill ond IV were chonged to Word Processing I ond ll. The closs went from typewriters to comput- ers. Doto Processing wos offered, with the some concepts, but the closs nome wos chonged to lnformotion Processing. The school bought five new computers for the lob. Three old computers from previous yeors were sold, ond reploced with newer models. Two new electronic typewriters were olso odded. Next yeor's plons for the Business Deport- ment include five more computers ond two new printers. More electronic type- writers, ond two new tronscribers ore olso going to be odded. Along with the typing clossesg other closses offered in the Business Deport- ment were Shorthond l ond ll, ond Ac- counting I ond ll. af' MW.. , 1' ' ,F ' V , V , ls ' ' 11 Af' V A V interrelated students talking with Ms. Lyman. A l,4a .W W ,mfiz4?tf! is wawfef , f H 3, i T ft,-ff,.Mwf mf M. Gosowoy procrices her typing skils iiil it fRffsQa -'iiglgggsmsgig -A .fits E PAYR LL i . Q X S5 X xx WW A Nav 1 X g X M -'w-Qxxww 'I Q3 X We W X Q W X i Q is -M Steps for the occountont. mmm 5 wi f., 4 COUNTDO WN The morh deporrmenr is yer onorher dimension of rhe Rambler Zone, Morh is on imporronr sutjecr ond wirh rhe dedicored morh reochers here or Riverdale, rhey molse sure rhor rhe srudenrs leorn something before rhe yeor is up, wherher rhe srudenrs lil-ze ir or nor. A new closs, Applied Morh, wos odded rhis yeor, Applied Morh provided srudenrs wirh slsills needed for survival. M 5? -f.. on Q s S sf. 1 is i it . . L .. . WFS A A R si ,R S , ss s . is Q Y S sf - A X' - ii Q' if A A fi if .sg ., i i ff Q Q 2 5 sf Q ii 3 'L J fag E1 Z.. ..i. 2 2 A E , is M ,Q if in ,. 1 is - Y - . -my-. - '- .1 i .2 . 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V ?,i,,1M.,, if J is , ,1fam,,P,,1.ifs.i is W .LL . 44 4' Q . 4 s, . a 3wwg1v ' ',s.,.,f,,,,.o.I,,,L,,.!l-W W- - . , ... . lfrni if ' Q A 1 2'-l ' ' ChomngrhesrorsinAlgebroll.,. 4 M 'X Who soys English closses ore boring? According ro vvhor rhe yeorboole dis- covered, rhey were onyrhing our! The insrruc- rors mode every efforr ro ger owoy from rhe usuol humdrum of reod- ing ond wriring, One of rhe highlighrs of rhe Eng- lish 11 closses wos ocring our The Scarlet Letter. Mr. Golby fools over rhe Senior English closses rhis yeor, o firsr for him. Mrs. Psiewerr's closses soenr o lor of rime doing rrivio re- seorch. This vvos Mrs. Dow Wyorrs Iosr yeor or Ri- verdole. She is moving owoy from rhe oreo. Mr, Thomsen hod o sug- gerion rhor he felr rhe English Deporrmenr should consider for nexr yeor- offer English os o foreign longuogel l l Pic 1- R. Willsens, D. Allison, D. VonPoemel, ond J, McCooley ocring our rhe fScorler Lerrerj Pic 2- T. Lonergon, T. Doldwin, ond J. Verbelfe ocring our the Jozz Age. Pic 3- K. Werner, J. Decker, T. lobe, A. Doy, K, Croigmiles, M. Coporulo, K. Woinrighr, M. Flesch, ond K. Morske doing o presenrorion bosed on reseorch. ENGL' HIGHLIGHTS If QW N , . ' nw Ji wif' Y 5K xg Y H ' f . i I X 9 ' fi 531 if Ze, V I M, 3 3 ,,,, , J VVVV I ,rkr E 'Wm Vfrrr ,. I, Z . glgy, V i i M. , g V V a4,.1,,,f 4m 3 W K f T ,E ,T .,... , . ' 'f u ' , 1.4 ,gf :yer V ,',. 'trr T r.i , . A ' Y! 11-W151' N f Wit' ,,,f 'A Zh , f,,,f,ffy,- gwf1w,,g'f' ,mp . ,.VV A ggiigggfii X ,,,,, 112 g .simaw gi! ' ,. . iii' V fi r V is f ' ' ' 'Sip ' V M IEYLE, 'Vw' ' . WT if ' g 1 ' 21. f , f 124 -- Classes :Ns tu ---- Q COMMUNICA TOR5 . qi M- K, 2 e .sm KW This yeor's speech closs con- sisred of vorious fypes of speeches, including inforrnoe rive, persuosive, demonsrro- rive, ond enrerroining. Sev- erol different unirs were covered os well. The sruf denrs srudied deoore, group discussion, ond ocring. Speech inproves srudenr's confidence, orgonizorionol slsills, ond public speolsing skills. According ro some sruf dents, rhe highlighr of rhe closs wos rhe greor food rhor rhe srudenrs mode for rheir dernonsrrorions. 1 A, Youngs moking her no crusr pie. 2. XV, Forwell showing his Chi- nese owls. PARLEZ VOU5 FRANCAIS? f V 'Fr6nd1'lisfudefnrsdowrxi'1g'ofoundL ' 1 4- . V :,, 126 - Focu This yeofwqs Mrs,Pehs!Qy's firsfgfullhyehr WFf?OQgf'1 Ilherev or Riverdale. Wirh ho new repchef comehew ideas. OnaNoizer3hbE?r sevenrh, TWGUIY-fQUFiSfUd9QVfS from borh Frelnch I ond Fr6nch lljolohg with five Kheper- ohesg Mrs. Mofsholi, Mrs? ThorTipsCvn,'MfS. Potfiier, Mrs, Wobdtsurh, and Mrs, Penske-y, wdhrhfo Peoria ro See? fhe producrionf Ciyrc1ho Defbergerocf' which wins praise-nifedfbofh in French and in Engiish Forhrhe second year this yeoro French Resrouronrhfor the French students was he-ld, The food for rhe- regrou- ronr was prepared by wrhe French srudenrs. Alqhghwirh vzocquiringgo new lohguoge, rhehsfudenrs qiso? hqd fi,JOgVWffh the Frehch ogrivifiesjn which they pc3rr4CfPC3I6-C5 fl'1!S PQSFYGOVQ , , Peosleygroding Jim on hos dsologue HOME ECONOMICS gr A, Lag ,J .seesfw g J -ev xv .S- Donna Parrish preparing a masrerpiece, Kim and Angie hard at work. The start of school this past year brought a new nome for the Home Ec. teacher who had been previously lsnown os Miss McFadden or Mac , She was married in July before rhe 198586 school year started and her new name is Mrs. Carlson. Home Ec, here or Riverdale has changed over the years from a typical coalsing and sewing class, into o department which includes classes that deal with child care, married life, interior decorating, parenting, as well os cooking, These classes have helped to make the students in our school better equipped for mar- riage and family. The Home Ec. department, in the next year, will be undergoing a series of curriculum changes which were worked an during the 1985-86 school year. Faculty - DRIVERS ED ' Q sm Q . ,wr 7 .XXX wld Wk i Sffirirxiv nmiirn avrmsisw M.. +1 wumi uni i an illllllilzs HIHSLH MM r . ' ' R X4 waakmxms M sd, , 5 Lyll i :,kf, ..:X Lif. :kg - twmimf-MEM 9 s , so s s xo is 1 Lf 2 A . - Q ....,.w' Drivers Educorion, rne closs everyone loolss forword ro, wos once ogoin underwoy. Losr yeor Store Low onnounced rhor rhe Illinois schools could cnorge up ro fifry dollors for loo fee. Riverdole cnorged fifteen dollors for lob fee. Above-Denise gerring reody ro srorr rne Drivers Educorion cor. Lefr-Debbie cl' limb 5 '- gerring ner eyes checked for ner white slip. 128 - Foculry ' ii I CGNS TR UCTED IN THE ZONE I ,ff' www X ff I W W my 2 Qc fp I 74, ,L wt 'ff Ii 'Q 0 af ove- Rick and Rich working on an electronic experiment. Above right- One Ar. Dell's drafting classes. Below- Shane preparing to weld. Below right- Ray I Brett watching Craig and Nick working on a car. '99 ln... lndustial Arts was divided into four main departments, lndustial Arts I, Il, Ill, and IV, Industrial Arts I was Drafting and Architectural Design. Among the topic covered in Drafting were proper use of equipment, lettering, auxiliary views, dimensioning, and pictorial drawing. In Architectural design students were introduced to residental construction and de- sign, Topics covered in that course included architectural styles and the building process, Industrial Arts Il was Metals. Sheet metal and general machine shop worls in which various prqects were completed was taught first semester. Welding and foundry was taught second semester. Industrial Arts Ill was Mechanics, This included small engine repair, auto service, and tune-up. Industrial Arts IV was Electricity and Electronics. Electricity was taught first semester, and electronics was covered during second semester. Experimentation and demonstration was used to assure thorough understanding of principals. One of Mr. I3elI's goals for 1986 will be to have an adequate budget so he can do a better job, Faculty - l A. .. -4, .. - i 7 , ff- -f X l V . J? Jw . This year's band exper- ienced many new chal- lenges. They performed at Southpark Mall and played for the musical The Sound of Music. They also per- formed under the guidance of a new director, Steve Thorne. Along with the new challenges, the band also carried on the usual routine of playing at pep assemblies and games. This year's choir was quite a large one. It consisted of 43 members. Mr. McQuaid directed the choir again this year, making this his third year as the Riverdale Choir Direc- tor. In the picture in the lower left hand corner, Mr. McQuaid helps Tricia Geiger and Brian Klinge with one of their choir pieces. 130 - Faculty CULTURE ZQNE Upper left picture- Brian Saddoris trying to perfect his piece, Above- Front row, L to R- Kim Kerr, Shelley Palmer, Julie Sa Melinda Brown, Chalyn Fornero, Andrea Carter, Melissa Murphy, Melanie Milburn. Row 2- Kelli Graham, Kari Turkal, Dustin Dawn Brumas, Amy McDonnell, Allice Wilkerson, Heidi lffland, Laina Barr, Keri Newburg, Ami Swank, Karyn Palmer, J Tapscott. Bow 3- Gary Angel, Jon Lomb, Bill Vickroy, Jay Hueber, Traci Garcia, Tim Baxter, Stacie Fidlar, Tom Coussens, J Bohnert, Joby Spencer, Leanne Jurevitz. Back row- Jim Franks, Greg Kerner, Brian Saddoris, Mike Caporula, Jay VerBek Wright, Mr, Thorne. Below Picture- Bottom row, L to lk- Chris Somers, Donna Parish, Alice Holstlaw, Leannette Cox, Melinda Brown. Row 1 McQuaid, Kim VanLerberghe, Cari Lovern, Michelle Martin, Paula Nicewanner, Tammy Wilkens, Kris Neidlinger, Sue Bull, Gaphart, Amy Foster, Marcie Thornbloom, Tricia Geiger. Row B- Lesley Loy, Cindy Larson, Julie Kipp, Brad Fincher, Jim Randy Kessler, Todd Stacey, Brian Klinge, Jim Miller, Ken Thurwanger, Guy Larson, Shayo Maebus, Michelle Taulbee, Hegwood, Cathie McCorkle, Sue Landgren. Absent: P. Clark, K. Houzenga, R. Kessler, M. Caparula, J. Lutz, J. Lutz, R. Al x 2 A X 2, 4, S EXPONDING THE Z ONE fi A Q Qgisslhi Mr. Bodine was the coordinator of Area Vocational Center Programs. Once enrolled, interested Juniors and Seniors learned advanced and entry-leveljob slsills. Located at United Township High School in East Moline, the area center provided students with modern equipment and facilities. During the past several years, Riverdale students have earned numerous honors and awards at A.V.C., such as Student of the Month and Graduation with Distinguished Honors. Group Photo-D. DeWitte, C. Denny, G. Riley, V. Spencer, R. Turkal, N. Kerner, D. Beale, N. Davis, W. Ballard, B. Allison, T. Daugherty, R. Sharp, S. Riney, T. Wallace, M. Fish, A. Underwood, L. Goethals, R. Cabor, J. Johnson, T. Moyer, C. Anders, and T. Jobe, Pic. LeftfD. VanPaemal learning about the Nursing Program. Pic. Right- T. Burr Learning about the computer program at U.T. 131 PHYSICAL EDUCATION This year rhe Physical Education Deparrmenr made changes by making P.E. classes held every day insread of every orher day. Mrs. Kerrz was added ro rhe PE. sraff ro handle some of the bigger class loads. The P.E. Deparrmenr offered several acriviries which included raclxer sporrs, aerf obics, physical fitness, wresrling, baslsefball, softball, and volleyball. The mosr popular P.E. class was ream sporrs, Pic 1 Jump, Todd, jump! Pic 2 Sergio pumping iron. Pic 3 Michelle working our. 132 H Faculry 1 X, 'R A K N ,X i 2 ijwu. 41 HEAL TH F 'Leif-Y, K 1-if . is Q- ., ffisil . ,less-.. is :W we --:M sm ,i -i..-ms' :ffiif TSE. iii: , flier L L : -P-in H141-i.s-'X5ifE.5iiff if -ISU?-'g5' iz- sn: 3 .- if Q s 2 FW alumna..-is 5: Q. so Heolrh hos olwoys been on inreresring ond necessory closs. However, rnis yeor Mr. Boyd odded something new ro rne closs. He snowed rne srudenrs how fO do CPR. Thereso McMonon, from Child ond Fomily Services returned ro discuss sex educorion wirn rne srudenrs. Pic, 1: Mr. Boyd demonsrroring CP R, Pic. 2: Miss McMahon reoching obour sex educa- rion. Pic, 3: Mrs. Cusrer reoching rhe girls obour Heoirh, Foculry S SCIENCE DEPT 'YN ITS CDWN WORLD The Science deporrrneni under rhe direcrion of Lindo Thomos, Andy Api- cello, ond Koren Anrhony oil received rhe experience of reoching o new course losr yeor. Mr. Apicelio roughr o course eniirled Life Science, which hos been ioughr here or Tsiverdole in posr yeors, Miss Anthony roughr Bioi- ogy, which she hoo never rooghr or rhis school, Miss Thomos roughr o new course enrirled Survey of Science. Thomas received new boolss ro reoch the course. This wos o bii of o chonge for her. ln the posr, rhe sciv ence reocher lecrured rnoinly on her own hondwrirren nores, which she prepored herself, Mr. Apicello srored ihoi rhe closses were obour rhe some in size os in posr yeors. He olso srored rhor he hopes io see o closs of llphyse icol Science for Freshmon ond Soph- rnores, in the future. 5 Here is Miss Thomos holding o 'Pulse Glossfi This Gloss wos invenred by Ben Fronlslin, ir shows how goses exponds by body remp. Mr. Apicelids Advonced Biology srudenrs, preparing ro dissecr o Dog Shorls, J- Rx za' me all Advonced Biology srodenr orrending o crowefish roce. Q? ! LN -fs., as I 15 2 5 Senior Sieve Bell, looks or sun spots ihrough o sofery filtered ielescope ourside of rhe High l Pic, 1-Mrs, Weavefs Psychology srudenrsi J, Hudson, S, Bell, C. Meyers observe this lirrle boy X while he plays with some blocks. xxxw ' vs Pic, 3-Mr. Meyer's class observing and raising nores an a r.v. program, Wwe ,ix , ,- if' eww , UM- 2-Mrs. Weover's Pfacrical Psychology srudenrsi E Ballard, M. Fuller, Br Hoffman, B, T. Mayer, and R. Correr all helped build a rower made of srraws, 5' - I 2 Q be SOUAL STUDIES STUDIES THE Z ONE Lasr year made an exciting rime for the l-lisrory Deparrmenr. Many acrivi- ries were planned for the srudenrs. Mrs, Cindy Weaver had several peo- ple come in and rolls ro her classes on a variery of sutyecrs, One of rhe more inreresring ocriviries was hand' wriring analogy by Par E, Young. Mr. Jerry Loncosrer invired o represenra- five from rhe office of Lane Evans ro come rall-2 ro rhe srudenrs about cure renr world evenrs, Mr, Greg Meyer, a new reacher last year, was wel- comed ro rhe deparrrnenr, dim The Quad Ciries would be one of rhe firsr ro be hir in a Nuclear War, says o Represenrarive from Lane Evans, V - C I' Of WINTER 5 JOHNSON REALTY Ompmem F0095 Gmuly CHUU4 HAR rz 308 M ' S. P B fggsrsbgcgf VRD fEeiilRr21 D 111 Cherry Sr. Q Porr Byron ERIE VE TERINAR Y 5HAD55 UF CWC HAIR STATION YESTERDAY 517 M ' S Moin Srreer, Hlllsdole 'Eglin Hiligolereef Mor me Col 6582187 SOff9:O0'12:00 Coll: 659-2311 g K? I THE FIIQEEDE INN WOGDSHED GIFT SHOP . Q 4 K ' ' I Geneseo E Here To Serve You. 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SUPER- The 85-86 school yeor wos under the direction of Dr. Rucker. One of 7' the greotest improvements Dr. Rucker sow here ot Riverdole wos E the chonge in ottitude throughout the school. Other improvements N were o decreose in the number of D suspensions,detentions, ond otten- donce ot events increosed. This E showed o new positive feeling flowing through Riverdole. Dr. N Rucker olso felt thot hiring ossistont principol, Mr. Fortney, wos one of 7- the most importont chonges mode. I N Picture 1- Superintendent Dr. Rucker or his desk. Picture 2- Mr. DeFouw's children Gorf rett Cosey, Lindsoy Michelle, ond Grody Mitchell. Picture 3- Mr. DeFouw interviews Kelly Mueller for Inter-Reloted closs. PRINCIPAL Mr. DeFouw went out of this world to ochieve his gools. His mcqor concerns included school spirit, school pride, ond involvement. The clossrooms, hollwoys, ond exteriors improved tremendously. Wolls were pointed, trees plonted ond generol cleon-up wos underrolsen. Mr. DeFouw felt thot school spirit hos improved tremendously over lost yeor. This moy have been due, in port, to the orgonizotion of the Pep Club ond the increosed finonciol support of student octivities. The student populotion hos begun to feel o loyolty to their school ond how they ore representing themselves os Piiverdole High School students. ' However, one of the mojor highlights for Mr. De- Fouw wos the birth of his son Grody Mitchell. UMMANDER5 f Mr. Fortney filled the post of the newly creoted vice principol's position this yeor. He soid it wos on opportunity to try something new ond different . He olso felt thot Mr. Defouw would be the lsind of individuol under whom he would lil-ze to Ieorn. Mr. Fottney also hod on importont port in the unified booster group. He wos the coordinotor ond elped with the toslss of odvising, plonning, ond monitoriing student octivities. Mr. ortney olso soid thot he missed teoching this yeor ond the interoction with the students 'hot con only be found in the clossroom. 2 Q L., Picture 1- Mr. Forrney ond Mr Defouw supervising lunch. Picrure 2- Vice Principol Mr. Fottney ot his desi-Q. Picture 3- Suson Dull, Tricio Seoms, ond Eric Nelson worlsing with Mr Fortney in stock morlset, checking out investments mf? x x ...M ft : ...al Y l 140 - Adminisrrorion OFHCE 5 TAFF Top: JoAnne Brooks, Ex-Secretory Above left: Judy Miller, Office MonogerfTreosurer Above right: Debro Corpenfer, Bookkeeper Right: Debra Meersmon, Secrerory h-'wwf 1 S ,.1g3l1:2T:'i ff if ,-- , if J i ' i,,,,v,r1-im i I 9 1' .W i, 1 i v, r ..s- i Vi? ii i 3 'W' ' if f!'l ,fb ill!! I, in I L 1 Min i S - ' e-.1 'title .hh .,, 5 1 , ,.,.--- The office stoff ot Riverdole, orgonized everydoy octivities ond mode order out of confusion. In the odministrotion office, Judy Miller, Debro Corpenter, ond Debro Meersmon tools on the tosls of Iseeping the school districts finonciol stondings, etc. orgonized. Centrol Office Secretory, JoAnne Brooks, left Riverdole ofter eight yeors, due to o new job, ond Debro Meersmon reploced her. In the moin office, Mrs, Clendenin ond Mrs, Polmer were hord or woris os usuol, l eryoy working with the foculty ond sroff l eryoy ol! of the students, wos the comment mode by Mrs, Polmer who worlcs doily with the students, foculty, ond stoff. Mrs. Clendenin, who shores the office responsibilities with Mrs. Polmer, mode this yeor her lost ot Riverdole. She hod plonned on leoving o yeor eorlier, but come bocls for one more yeor. Upon leoving, she hos one lost comment, Gone Nshfn'! Mrs. Mitton joined the stoff this post yeor os secretory to the counselors. l reolly eryoy working or the high school ond being involved with the students. I 've olwoys eryoyed typing ond om glod to hove on ofi7ce job where I type ond work on the computer. Librory secretory, Mrs. DeCop, noticed chonges through the yeor in the betterment of the schooi. 'Students ore more co-operorive and the bufldhg is in o very good store. Ccleon, etc! 1-nu jr 'S Zig-S' ,sw-wsmwsiwmessw -. x .. A . . l, i --ge., Q -:i.- 5 5 if V H :Nix . 4 si -- Mrs. DeCop, Librory Secretory, Mrs, Clendenin, Senior High Office Secretory Mrs. Poimer, Senior High Office Secretory. Mrs. Mitron, Counseling Secretory. Administrotion - t Hdlilwc' CU5 TODXA N5 The first thing people noticed when they entered the school of the Rambler Zone was the appearance. Thanlss to the custodians, it was a good one, They could olwoys be seen working hard to lseep the school clean. They were just another good point of this year's Rambler Zone. Picture 1- Night janitor, Marty Haste. Picture 2- Day jonitorg Sharon Jay. Picture 3- Substitute janitor, Debbie Perry. t , 'f I f ,Q I. , il, , ffigttfgxmgff M ti ,t :Wt cooio As in any other galaxy, near or far, there is always a need for food. The coolss in the Rambler Zone held the responsible job of preparing a well-balanced meal everyday for the students. They also made sure there was a wide variety of snaclss and sandwiches in the ale-carte line. Thanlss to them, the students got a good lunch while spending this year in . . . the Rambler Zone. From left to right- Karen Shrum, Arline Husted, Kathy Newburg, Rita Leighty, and Judy Creen. 142 - Administration Y Y K tb... NURSE Mrs. Custer was a very helpful part of this year's Rambler Zone. She was definitely pleased at the drop in the rate of pregnancy and credits much of it to the Parents-Too-Soon presentation, She would like to have more time in the classroom and would like the students to know she's there to answer any questions. MRS TRAYLOR Entering the Reference area of the Rambler Zone, we found Mrs, Traylor, the head librarian, busy at work with a happy smile on her face, The reason for this was because this year she felt the library had improved in almost every area, especially on the cutdown of study halls, in the Library. She hopes to see the library being used more by teachers and students for fun, instead of things they have to do. M155 PEARSON ln the Rambler Zone, small things are often taken for granted. Such an example is spee-ch.eNot everyone has perfect speech in the Rambler Zone, but Miss Pearson, the district speech therapist was out to change that. She worked at all three schools, which included helping four students at the high school. Miss Pearson remarked, The only thing I can complain about is the paperwork, but you'll always have that, l L Administration - P A -wfxl BU5 DRIVERS AND MAINTENANCE As one loolsed oround our school, ir vvos olvvoys lsepr up. Our Moinrenonce deporrmenr wos rhe reoson for fhis. The Moinrenonce deporrmenr cur gross, helped plonf frees, ond fixed onyfhing fhof needed ro be fixed. We would lilse TO rhonls our Moinrenonce deporrmenf for lseeping our school cleon ond in working condition. Thoringron, Korhy Bolrzell, Florence Misfeldr, Fron Nelson, Lindo Voughn, Middle. Terri Dennhordr, Donno Dobrinslsi, T. Thoringron, JeriLynn VerCourren, Lindo Albrechr, Sue Folls. Top. Jon Heisen, Sue Durrerfield, Shirley Allison. Nor Mcrured. Corol Frirz, Trudy Dewilfond, Cheryl DeWirre, Cindy Leonord, Korhy Polmer, Korhy Clous. 4. lono Wigonr, Tronsporrorion Direcfor. 5. Bob Bruce, Mechonic. Upon enrering fhe Rombler Zone, we found our Bus Drivers fhere in our midst. Mrs. Wigonr, Heod Bus Driver, wos very proud of rhe Riverdole Bus Fleer, becouse of the experience eoch bus driver hod ond fhe purchose of rwo used 1985 buses. We would lilse TO rhonls rhe Riverdole Bus Deporfrnenr for helping ro cornplefe fhe Piornbler Zone. 144 - Adminisrrorion K ll 5 1. Above L ro R. Tom Fronlss ond Ed Droolfcs. 2. Tom working 2 5 hord. 5 Q 2 8. Borrom L ro R. leon 2 Godienr, Derry Wolfe, 5 Judy Schurfs, Rosemary Woinwrighr, Debby SCHGCDL BOARD A The school board members: Nancy Tredrea, Sue Foster, David Lohman, Howard Tyler, Dwight DeDonker, Robert Wells, and Larry VanLerberghe. if 'Zi MLA, The school board president, Nancy Tredrea. Dr. Rucker listens in on a meeting. This year's board tools on a new lools with four new members. The board was busy with decisions and plans for the next year. One of the mqor things the board did was to decide on faculty cuts for the 86-87 school year. Dr. Rucker also played a part at the school board meetings. The president Nancy Tredrea has been president for three years. Administration - Q-mms-nugg 1 THE RAMBLER ZONE Afrer mony srruggles ond hord worl-Q, rhe RHS. sro- denrs hove finolly broken through rhe doors of Block ond Gold, knowledge, ond Exciremenr in rhe Rornbler Zone, They move beyond ro rhe reolism of rhe un- Isnown-rhe summer of '8o. Xhlf, Toby C885 6, 66, 95 Xhlf Myron C875 99 Xllison, Traci C895 64, 90 Allison Brian C875 8, 13, 66, 82, 99, 120 , 124, 131 Xllison Mark C865 58, 59, 102 xllison Melissa C865 6, 8, 16, 36, 52, 58, 59, 65, 78, 79, 102, 103 Xlonzo, Ronda C885 95 Xnders Corey C875 68, 99, 131 xnderson Rhonda C865 28, 58, 59, 102, 103 Xngaran, Angi C865 15, 16, 23, 26, 44, 58, 59, 65, 73, 102, 103 Qngel, Gary C895 130 rmstrong, Sandi C895 90 krnold, Shelley C885 6, 7, 14, 26, 72, 80, 81, 95, 126 Xtkins Gerri C875 99 iaker Cheryl C875 99 ialdwin, Tami C885 18, 64, 72, 95, 124 lallard Edna C885 95, 135 iallard Juanita C865 11, 58, 59, 102, 120 iallard Willie C875 66, 99, 131 iarber, Randy C895 90 iarber Tina C885 95 larr Laina C875 9, 50, 130 iaxrer Tim C875 99, 130 iazor, Dana C895 90 ieale Danny C875 131 ieeth, Jody C885 95 ieeth Tony C865 8, 16, 22, 34, 66, 82, 102, 103 iehm, Pam C885 31, 95 iell Steven C865 58, 59, 102, 103. 134, 135 ielouski, Ed C895 54, 55, 71, 90, 130 Jenson, Heidi C895 33, 90 Jenson Buffy C875 99 Jenson Jeremy C865 58, 59, 102 iergland Jody C875 22, 23, 25, 31, 32, 36, 37, 76, 78, 79, 99 iielema Jod C885 67 95 i Y . ioardman, John C895 54, 55, 57, 67, 71, 90 oardman, Rick C885 95, 129 oardman Missy C865 8, 16, 28, 33, 36, 58, 59, 65, 78, 79, 84, 102, 103, 113 oggs, Donald C875 99, 129 ogguess, Jason C875 39 ogguess Susan C865 9, 12, 20, 25, 29, 30, 35, 36, 46, 47, 49, 54, 55, 58, 59, 102, 103, 125 ohnert, Jennifer C895 20, 36, 54, 55, 78, 79, 80, 81, 90, 130 ooe, Carrie C895 36, 46, 64, 72, 80, 90 awker, T.J. C885 9, 49, 54, 55, 68, 95 owles, Brian C875 17, 99 'andt, Shannon C885 22, 95 'andt Shelley C865 6, 15, 16, 28, 58, 59, 102, 103 'own, Bridget C875 11, 99 'awn, Kevin C875 99 'awn, Melinda C875 9, 16, 20, 28, 41, 48, 99, 130 'uner John C865 25, 35, 58, 59, 102, 103 'unker, John C895 90 Eli, Scott C895 25, 33, 90 ll, Susan C895 6, 7, 14, 26, 35, 36, 41, 46, 47, 48, 54, 55, 64, 77, 80, 81, 90, 130, 139 JII Tamra C865 11, 18, 22, 28, 58, 59, 82, 102, 104 irggraf, Janie C885 36, 76, 78, 79, 95 rggraf, Jay C875 38, 99 rke, Billy C885 83, 95 rkett, David C895 90 rr, Tiffany C885 28, 72, 95, 131, 133 tterfield, Amanda C875 6, 7, 8, 11, 18, 19, 20, 22, 27, 29, 31, 32, 33, 36, 75, 77, 79, 99 Cabor, Mike C895 90 Cabot, Richard C875 99, 129, 131 Cadogan, Trent C885 71, 83, 95 Cain, Noel C895 90, 127 Canfield Tammy C895 29, 31, 32, 90 Caparula, Mike C895 25, 41, 48, 50, 90, 124, 130 Carica, Deborah C885 64, 95 Carlile, John C895 33, 67, 84, 90 Carter, Andrea C875 8, 9, 11, 16, 50, 54, 55, 80, 99, 130 Carter, Rachelle C885 8, 18, 20, 62, 76, 95, 135 Casillas, Chris C875 36, 66, 75, 77, 79, 99 Chapman, Michael C885 95 Claeys Chris C865 38, 58, 59, 102, 104, 134 Clark Penny C865 9, 12, 14, 20, 25, 29, 30, 36, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 54, 55, 58, 59, 102, 104 Claus, Jeff C895 23, 37, 51, 81, 83, 90 Claus Mike C865 8, 16, 22, 54, 55, 66, 82, 102, 104 Clause, Kathy C875 8, 9, 10, 84, 99 Colegrove, Dawn C885 95 Coopman Debi C865 58, 59, 102, 104 Coussens, Tom C895 90, 130 Covemaker Amy C865 6, 8, 16, 23, 26, 27, 36, 53, 58, 59, 76, 78, 79, 102, 104, 114, 121 Cox, Jim C875 68, 70, 86, 99 Cox, Jim C895 90 COX, Lanett C875 13, 41, 45, 99, 130 Craigmiles, Kelly C895 37, 54, 55, 64, 72, 90, 124, 130 Cremeens, Tonya C885 95 Cummings, Wes C895 81, 83, 90 Dabdoub, Sergio C895 83, 90, 120, 132 Dabdoub LaLa C865 58, 59, 102, 104, 126 Dougherty Tammy C865 52, 58, 59, 102, 104, 131 Davidson, Shawn C895 74, 90 Davis, Cris C885 95 Davis, Nick C875 99, 131 Davis, Tony C895 67, 90 Davis Curtis C885 67, 95 Day, Angie C895 20, 31, 36, 46, 47, 90, 124 Day, Chris C875 36, 78, 79, 99 DeBlaey, Douglas C885 DeBlieck, Sandy C875 23, 51, 53, 99 DeCap, Debbie C885 16, 36, 76, 78, 79, 95, 128 DeCap Tammy C865 40, 58, 59, 76, 79, 102, 104 DeDecker, Brian C875 9, 12, 14, 29, 31, 32, 36, 46, 47, 48, 68, 82, 99 DeNeve, Darrin C895 54, 55, 57, 67, 71, 84, 90 DeNeve, Dena C875 3, 12, 16, 26, 54, 55, 65, 73, 80, 99 DeNeve David C865 8, 12, 54, 55, 58, 59, 70, 84, 85, 102, 105 DeTombe, John C895 24, 90 DeTombe, Steve C885 68, 95 DeTombe Jennifer C865 9, 10, 25, 36, 46, 47, 51, 58, 59, 102, 105 Dewilfond, Todd C875 17, 69, 85 DeWitt, Dirk C885 18, 38, 95 DeWitte Brian C865 54, 55, 58, 59, 102, 105, 131 DeWitte Jodi C865 53, 58, 59, 102, 105, 121 Decker, Jennifer C895 124 Dena, Andy C895 81, 83, 90 Denny Chad C865 58, 59, 66, 102, 105, 121, 131 Dhooge, Linda C885 95 Dhooge, Peggy C875 11, 99 Ditto, J.J. C895 91 Ditto Chuck C865 58, 59, 74, 75, 84, 86, 102, 105, 123 Dufur, Todd C885 67, 84, 95 Eckles, Todd C895 91 Egbert Buffie C865 Eidson, Chris C895 6, 64, 72, 80, 91 Elder, B.J. C875 99 Elder, Jenifer C885 14, 57, 64, 95 Farwell Walt C865 13, 16, 17, 58, 59, 66, 74, 77, 102, 105, 125 Fedderson, Marci C875 17, 99 Fidlar, Stacie C875 9, 11, 12, 14, 36, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 54, 55, 57, 84, 99, 130 Fincher, Brad C875 17, 38, 40, 53, 74, 99, 130 Fish Missy C865 26, 27, 44, 54, 58, 59, 73, 102, 105, 113, 131 Flesch, Mike C895 84, 91, 124 Flesch Paul C865 8, 16, 36, 37, 58, 59, 84, 85, 102, 105, 129 Fornero, Chalyn C895 64, 91, 130 Foster, Amy C885 6, 8, 12, 27, 34, 35, 36, 40, 41, 43, 45, 49, 50, 75, 76, 77, 79, 80, 95, 130 Foster, Kip C885 96 Faster, Lloyd C885 96 Fouts, Chris C895 91 Franks Jimmy C885 13, 96, 130 Fuller, lan C895 74, 83, 91 Fuller, Wess C895 Fuller Michelle C885 37, 96, 135 Gall, Corey C895 91 Garcia, Dan C885 96 Garcia, John C875 53, 99 Garcia, Tracy C895 91, 130 Gasaway Melanie C865 53, 58, 59, 102, 106, 122 Gatz, Kris C895 64, 90, 91 Geiger, Tricia C885 8, 10, 18, 28, 34, 35, 41, 45, 48, 49, 62, 64, 80, 96, 130, 133 Giesecke Dan C865 8, 9, 11, 14, 16, 27, 28, 34, 40, 47, 68, 69, 82, 102, 106, 115, 126 Gaethals, Lisa C875 99, 131 Gaethals Brian C865 58, 59, 102 Graham, Kelli C895 23, 29, 30, 41, 47, 91, 93, 130 Graham, Ray C885 96 Graham Jim C865 102 Green, Ron C875 99 Griffin, Matthew C885 38, 67, 96 Griffith Chad C865 14, 17, 51, 58, 59, 68, 70, 102, 106, 115, 126 Hanna, Blake C885 69, 71, 84, 96 Harrington, Chuck C885 96 Harrington, Missy C885 96 Harris, Jody C875 70, 100 Hartson, Bill C895 67, 75, 90, 91 Haskins, Jeff C875 27, 52, 68, 69, 70, 100 Healy, Jeff C885 33, 67, 74, 81, 86, 96 A Hedeen, Chris C885 76, 96 Hegwood, Donna C885 35, 41, 130 Hegwood, Kim C885 96 Heinsen, Steph C875 6, 8, 16, 28, 65, 100 Henning, Brent C895 39, 91 Henson, Robert C875 51, 53, 69, 106, 123 Henyan, Eric C885 96 Herrick Robert C875 100 Hessell David C865 58, 102 Hofmann, Beth C885 96, 135 Hollister Kim C865 58, 102, 106 Hallowell, Lisa C885 27, 66 Holmquisr, Eric C885 67, 96 Holstlaw, Alice C875 41, 43, 45, 100, 130 Holt, Andrea C895 91 Hostens, Ellanya C885 11, 29, 30, 46, 47, 76, 96 Houzenga, Kent C895 33, 41, 91 Huber, Jay C895 91, 130 Hudson Julie C865 58, 102, 106, 127, 135 Hugart Shelly C865 16, 40, 58, 102, 106 Hughes, Kelly C875 100 Hulslander, Rod C885 13, 96 Hunt, Jennifer C885 96, 128 Hurry, Scott C895 91 Huston, Howard C885 71, 96 Huston, Tonya C885 96 lffland, Heidi C895 72, 83, 91, 130 lnskeep, Brenda C875 100 Jacks, Steve C875 100 Jobe, Tony C875 18, 19, 29, 31, 32, 46, 100, 131 Jobe, Tracy C895 91, 124, 127 Johnsen, Amy C885 28, 64, 96 Johnson, Aaron C895 46, 91 Johnson, Carey C875 52, 53, 68, 69, 100 Johnson, Debi C885 96 Johnson, John C875 100, 131 Johnson , Tammy C885 28, 96 Jones, Andy C885 57, 71, 96 Janes, Carey C875 18, 19, 23, 27, 28, 53, 72, 73, 100, 122 Jordan Renee C865 58, 102, 106, 122 Jungels, Ami C885 96 Jurevitz Leanne C865 3, 6, 8, 9, 15, 16, 36, 44, 52, 58, 65, 76, 77, 79, 80, 81, 102, 106, 130 Keehn, Kenny C885 96 Kellums Kris C865 53, 58, 76, 102, 107 Kerner, Greg C885 96, 97, 130 Kerner Nick C865 38, 44, 58, 102, 107, 129, 130, 131 Kerr Kim C875 9, 18, 19, 23, 28, 29, 31, 32, 47, 48, 50, 100, 130 Kesphol Casey C875 6, 29, 31, 32, 69 84, 100 Kessler, Rick C885 13, 16, 41, 97, 121 Kessler Randy C865 9, 18, 20, 28, 29, 30, 34, 35, 36, 41, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 54, 55, 58, 62, 102, 107, 130 Killinger, Mica C895 13, 74, 91, 120 Kinkade Jill C865 58, 102, 107 Kipp, Lorie C885 97 Kipp Julie C865 9, 22, 28, 41, 50, 58, 76, 79, 102, 107, 130 kiinge, Brian caan 6, 7, 41, 43, 45, 74, 97, 130 Klundt, Chris C875 80, 81, 100 Knox, Morgan C885 67, 83, 86, 97 Krebs, Bill C885 97 Kuehl Craig C865 16, 26, 27, 58, 102, 107, 121, 129 Laleman, Tara C885 8, 14, 28, 37, 64, 72, 80, 81, 95, 97 Lamb, Jon C895 91, 130 X Lambert, Jeff C885 67, 83, 97 Landgren Sue C865 58, 59, 102, 107, 130 Lange, Ricky C895 83, 91 Lange Randy C875 100 Lanning, Missy C885 8, 11, 54, 55, 64, 72, 80, 97, 133 Larson, Guy C885 34, 97, 130 Larson, Mark C885 97 Larson, Renae C885 97 Larson Cindy C865 9, 15, 36, 41, 50, 51, 52, 58, 59, 75, 76, 77, 79, 102, 107, 130 Lavine, Carry C895 91 Lease, Todd C855 97, 129 Legler, David C885 54, 55, 67, 97 Leighty, Ed C885 97 Leighty Stacy C875 14, 28, 37, 65, 73, 80, 100, 123 Lewsader, Mike C885 67, 97 Leydens Karla C865 58, 59, 102, 107 Lonergan, Tom C885 26, 27, 67, 84, 97, 124, 134 Lord, Jennifer C895 91 Love Dill C865 6, 8, 11, 14, 35, 36, 52, 64, 70, 82, 102, 108, 113 Lavern Cari C865 41, 58, 59, 102, 108, 130 Loy Lesley C865 9, 41, 50, 58, 59, 102, 108, 130 Lutz, Ray C895 91, 129 Lutz Judy C865 41, 58, 59, 80, 102, 108 Lutz Julie C865 41, 58, 59, 102, 108 Mabeus Shayo C875 17, 40, 50, 130 Malmstrom Wendy C875 38, 100 Markham, Todd C885 97 Marshall Ryan C865 6, 7, 11, 12, 14, 28, 35, 36, 52, 54, 55, 64, 70, 82, 102, 108, 126 Marske, Kirk C895 37, 54, 55, 71, 81, 83, 91, 124 Marske Mark C865 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 23, 26, 28, 37, 51, 52, 54, 70, 102, 108, 113, 114, 126 Martin, Janelle C895 13, 91 Martin, Michelle C895 91, 130 Mayhew Brent C865 58, 59, 102, 108, 134 McChurch Aimee C865 58, 59, 102, 108 McClaine, Chuck C895 27, 67, 91 McClalne Vicki C875 11, 14, 16, 27, 57, 76, 100 McClure, Eva C865 13, 109 McClure, Merel C885 97 McConnell, Amy C895 20, 92, 94, 130 McCooley Jim C875 17, 66, 100, 124 McCorkle Cathie C865 14, 16, 18, 31, 41, 45, 53, 58, 59, 62, 102, 109, 130 McCormick, Brett C885 97, 129 McKenna, Woody C885 38, 97 McMullen, Brad C895 92 McOlgan, Denise C885 14, 18, 27, 28, 36, 49, 54, 55, 64, 75, 77, 79, 95, 97, 128 McOlgan, Kim C895 36, 64, 78, 79, 81, 92, 127 Meyer Karey C875 53, 135 Mikels Ann C865 58, 59, 102 Milam Kari C875 16, 28, 54, 55, 57, 65, 73, 80, 100 Milburn Melanie C875 8, 16, 45, 50, 100, 130 Miller, Elaine C895 92 T Miller, Jimmy C885 18, 20, 28, 31, 32, 37, 40, 41, 45, 47, 50, 97, 130 Miller, Tom C895 39 Miller Eric C865 47, 48, 58, 102, 109 Mink Darin C875 100 Mitchell, Robert C895 83, 92 Mitton, Rich C885 16, 32, 47, 97, 129 Molitor Larry C875 68, 100, 116 Montieth, Pam C885 8, 20, 36, 77, 97, 129 Morris, Heather C885 39 Morris, James C895 13, 92 Morris, Mellissa C89533, 76, 80, 92 Morris Michelle C865 11, 58, 59, 102, 109 Moyer, Steve C895 67, 92 Moyer, Tom C885 37, 67, 83, 97, 135 Moyer Tim C875 100, 131 Muckelston Troy C865 58, 59, 102, 109 Mueller Kelly C865 58, 59, 102, 109, 138 Mullery Lisa C865 58, 59, 102, 109 Mumma Laura C865 8, 16, 28, 58, 59, 65, 102, 109 Murphy Melissa C865 45, 58, 59, 102, 109, 113 Neidlinger, Kris C895 6, 7, 35, 37, 40, 41, 64, 76, 78, 79, 92, 130 Neidlinger Matt C875 6, 12, 29, 31, 32, 54, 55, 57, 68, 84, 100 Nelson, David C895 84, 92 Nelson, Eric C895 14, 54, 55, 57, 67, 92, 139 Nelson Susie C865 22, 58, 59, 76, 79, 102, 110 Newberg, Keri C895 45, 92, 130 Neyrinck, Reena C895 92 Nicewanner, Paula C895 41, 45, 64, 92, 130 Nicewanner Bev C875 28, 65, 73, 100 Nielsen Jennifer C875 100 Nitz Kevin C865 58, 59, 70, 102, 110 Nitz Kurt C865 58, 59, 70, 102, 110 Nyboer, Sean C885 84, 97 Nyboer, Shane C895 67, 71, 84, 92 Nyboer Sabra C865 11, 35, 58, 59, 102, 115 Nyquist, Dwight C865 34, 110 O'NeaI, Pat C895 74, 92 O'hara Colleen C865 59, 102, 110 Ochinero, Albert C895 121 Oppendike, Mike C895 67, 84, 92 Otte, Aaron C895 92 Palmer, Karyn C895 29, 30, 92, 94, 130 Palmer Shelley C875 8, 9, 16, 23, 32, 47, 100, 130 Parker, Jay C895 74, 92 Parrish, Frankie C895 92, 120 Parrish Donna C865 41, 58, 59, 102, 127, 130 Parvin, Sandy C895 20, 80, 92 Paxton, Angie C895 6, 7, 20, 64, 92, 127 Perry, Jennifer C885 14, 97 Peterson Suzanne C875 3, 12, 23, 27, 28, 54, 55, 57, 65, 72, 80, 100 Pettit, Jason C895 92 Phillips, David C895 92 Pilon, Lance C885 67, 84, 98 Pilon Doug C865 52, 58, 59, 102, 110 Plumb Bruce C875 69, 86, 101 Polfliet, Trisha C885 6, 11, 12, 14, 28, 36, 54, 55, 57, 64, 76, 78, 79, 98, 133 Pruett, BJ. C885 67, 74, 98 Pruett Tina C865 58, 59, 77, 102, 110, 121 Reding, Marie C885 8, 20, 31, 32, 76, 98 Reed, Brad C885 18, 67, 86, 98, 135 Reed Julie C865 8, 36, 46, 58, 59, 102, 110 Reichwein Jeff C875 101 Reiling, Sean C885 71, 98 Reiling, Traci C885 98 Reiling Ron C865 58, 59, 102, 110 Reynolds, Deak C895 92, 94 Riley Gary C865 58, 59, 102, 111, 131 Riney Sean C865 23, 26, 58, 59, 66, 74, 102, 111, 131 Ringberg, Robert C895 24, 93 Ringberg, Scott C895 93 Rogers, Derek C895 57, 93 Rogers, Scott C885 8, 67, 98, 120 Rogers Angie C865 16, 53, 58, 59, 102, 111 Rohs, Ruth C885 98 Rucker, Paul C895 68, 71, 81, 83, 93 Russell, Ranelle C895 Russell Darcel C875 101 . Sachau Julie C875 8, 16, 101, 130 Saddoris, Brian C885 8, 16, 25, 32, 47, 70, 95, 98, 130 Sage Michelle C875 16, 101 Sanders Mary C865 58, 59, 102, 111, 122 Sanquist, Matt C895 93 Sanquist, Nick C885 98 Sanquist Andy C865 8, 17, 58, 59, 74, 102, 111 Scheff Roni C875 28, 65, 73, 101 Schmidt Vince C865 58, 59, 74, 75, 102, 111, 115 Schneider, Reed C895 26, 93, 94 Schoondyke Jeff C875 66, 74, 75, 79, 84, 101 Schutts, Char C895 64, 72, 80, 81, 93 Schutts Chad C865 22, 58, 59, 102, 111 Scott, James C895 93 Seams, Darin C885 13, 98 Seams, Tricia C885 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14, 18, 19, 28, 54, 55, 57, 64, 70, 98, 139 Searl, Craig C885 68, 98 Searl, Gary C895 71, 84, 93 Seibert, Steve C895 39 Shaffer Mary C865 22, 58, 59, 102 Sharp Rod C865 37, 52, 58, 59, 74, 75, 102, 111, 131 Sheldon Lonnie C875 28, 101 Sidlinger, Carrie C895 33 Simmon, Angela C895 93 Simmons, Greg C895 83, 93 Slaughter Craig C865 8, 9, 14, 16, 22, 34, 37, 44, 66, 82, 102, 112, 113, 126 Smith, Dana C885 6, 14, 64, 80, 98, 133 Smith, Larry C895 93 Smith, Travis C895 93 Smith Kim C865 143 Smith Lori C875 101 Smith Mike C865 28 Smith Shannon C875 101 Somers, Chris C895 93, 130 Somers Jim C875 17, 33, 41, 50, 53, 101, 130 Spencer, Joby C895 54, 55, 57, 71, 81, 83, 93, 130 Spencer Vince C865 58, 59, 102, 131 Sprouse, Brian C885 13, 98 Stacey, Todd C895 41, 93, 130 Stahl, Jason C895 Stahler, John C895 13, 71, 93 Stahler, Nancy C885 31, 32, 98 Staken Laura C875 16, 101 Standefer, Jerry C895 93 State Chris C875 29, 31, 101 Sterling, Mike C885 68, 98, 126 Stinson Troy C865 12, 16, 28, 44, 54, 66, 70, 102, 112 Stockwell Andy C865 35, 49, 59, 74, 75, 102, 112 Stogdell, Eric C895 71, 83 Stone, Jenny C885 8, 18, 20, 28, 29, 31, 76, 98 Strand, Eric C885 54, 55, 68, 83, 98, 126 Strandgard Glynis C865 58, 59, 102, 112 Strassman Sheila C865 22, 28, 58, 59, 102, 112 Stratton Eric C875 101 Swank, Amy C895 20, 45, 54, 55, 93, 130 Sweetman Matt C875 101, 120 Sweetman Melissa C865 11, 58, 59, 102, 112 Tanner Stef C875 3, 16, 28, 65, 73, 80, 101 Tapscott, Jennifer C895 23, 29, 31, 32, 36, 37, 46, 47, 48, 80, 92, 93, 130 Taulbee Michele C875 40, 50, 101, 130 Taylor Rochelle C865 58, 59, 102, 112, 121 Thompson Randy C875 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 14, 27, 52, 54, 55, 57, 68, 70, 82, 101 Thotnbloom, Marcie C885 34, 35, 41, 49, 98, 130 Thurwanget, Kenny C895 41, 71, 93, 130 Tillman, Becky C895 80, 93 Todd, James C885 67, 98 Turkal, Kari C895 20, 25, 41, 45, 48, 81, 93, 130 Turkal Tom C875 101, 131 Underwood Amy C875 101, 131 VanDiver Phil C875 6, 8, 12, 14, 27, 37, 49, 66, 82, 101 VanLerberghe, Kim C885 8, 10, 18, 28, 29, 30, 34, 36, 37, 43, 45, 47, 49, 50, 76, 77, 79, 98, 130 VanLerberghe Beth C875 27, 76, 101 VanPaemel Dawn C875 49, 101, 124, 131 Vaughn Perry C865 58, 59, 84, 102. 112 Verbeckmoes, Todd C895 37, 54, 55, 68, 71, 83, 93, 132 Verbeke, Jim C885 54, 55, 98, 124, 126 Verbeke Jay C865 3, 44, 50, 58, 59, 66, 82, 102, 112, 130 Vermeulen, Danny C885 71, 84, 98 Vicktoy, Bill C895 83, 93, 130 Vincent, Heather C895 20, 93 Vincent Scott C875 13, 101 Wainman Louie C875 101 Wainwright, Brandon C895 27, 74, 94 Wainwright, Kenny C895 67, 71, 84, 90, 94, 124 Waite, Betty C895 76, 94 Wallace Todd C875 12, 26, 54, 55, 57, 66, 84, 85, 101, 123, 131 Waller, Tanna C895 94 Watters Casey C875 Weaver, Scott C895 13 Webster, Pat C885 41, 86, 123 Wells Kay C885 28, 98 Werner, Karen C895 6, 7, 33, 36, 51, 54, 55, 77, 80, 81, 94, 124 White, Kathy C895 94 Wigant Mike C865 8, 28, 29, 30, 34, 44, 49, 58, 59, 74, 85, 102, 113 Wilbur, Justin C895 94 Wildermuth David C865 58, 59, 74, 102, 113 Wilkens, Tammy C895 41, 80, 81, 94, 130 Wilkens Rhonda C875 72, 76, 101, 124 Wilkerson, Allice C895 35, 41, 64, 94, 130 Wilkerson, Ernie C885 67, 86, 98, 120 Wilkerson, Tony C895 72, 94 Willhite, Rochelle C895 94 Williams, Todd C895 94 Windisch, Michelle C885 98 Winger, Nathan C895 94 Winters Todd C875 30, 101 Wirt Shelly C875 101 Wisely, Michelle C885 66, 98, 132 Walking, Kellie C885 98, 126 Woodburn, Jason C895 33, 74, 75, 83, 94 Woodburn Mary C865 6, 8, 10, 11, 12 14, 15, 16, 28, 34, 36, 46, 54, 55. 58, 59, 65, 102, 113, 126 Wriedt, Trisha C895 64, 94 Wriedr Kris C865 8, 15, 28, 40, 58, 59, 65, 102, 113, 127 Wright, Darren C885 Wright Julie C865 16, 102, 113, 122 Wright Tim C885 9, 28, 33, 34, 41, ' 71, 98, 130 Youngs Amy C875 125 Zobrist, Deana C885 14, 98, 126 Anthony, Miss CFc5 118 Appicella, Mr. CFc5 54, 118, 134 Bell, Mr. CFc5 86, 118, 129 Bodine, Mr. CFc5 54, 118 Bodine, Mrs. CFc5 54, 70, 118 Boyd, Mr. CFc5 36, 67, 74, 75, 86. 118, 133 Brinkmeier, Mr. CFc5 86, 118, 128 Carbee, Mr. CFc5 3, 24, 118 Carlson, Mrs. CFc5 118 Defauw, Mr. CFc5 35, 55, 86, 138, 139 Dow-Wyatt, Mrs. CFc5 3, 118 Fortney, Mr. CFc5 3, 7, 14, 37, 71, 94 139 Golby, Mr. CFc5 17, 37, 49, 118 Goodson, Mrs. CFc5 54, 118, 120 Hamilton, Mr. CFc5 40, 118 Howard, Mr. CFc5 13, 118, 120, 121 Kertz, Mrs. CFc5 118 Knight, Miss CFc5 118 Kopriva, Mr. CFc5 40, 82, 119 Lancaster, Mr. CFc5 9, 10, 26, 119, 1 McQuaid, Mr. CFc5 32, 119, 130 Meyer, Mr. CFc5 74, 75, 84, 85, 86, 119 Michel, Mr. CFc5 119 Oltman, Mr. CFc5 24, 64, 119, 123 Parker, Mr. CFc5 119 Peasley, Mrs. CFc5 119, 126 Ragston, Mrs. CFc5 7, 33, 119 Riewerts, Mrs, CFc5 18, 24, 29, 46, 119 Simmons, Mr. CFc5 54, 82, 119 Tadlock, Mr. CFC5 119 Tadlock, Mrs. CFc5 35, 54, 65, 119, 123 Thomcm, Miss CFc5 53, 119, 134 Thomsen, Mr. CFc5 54, 70, 119 Thorne, Mr. CFc5 25, 45, 119 Traylor, Mrs. CFc5 143 Weaver, Mrs. CFc5 7, 8, 119, 135 ,,,............