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

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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

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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

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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