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

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MUSIC U LIMITED ' Erick Wolf Mike Hamilton Pat Iles Rick Genz fs Armando Gonzalez Mike Barnett George McCormick Craig Clay I 'bw Lorenzo Cecilo Ray Turner Owned and Operated by John Van Norman D.J.'S ' RADIO AND MANY OTHERS YOU request the DJV of your choice! DJ's of all types, lighting, fog, entertainment for all ages is what we at MUSIC UNLIMITED do best. We pride ourselves on taking REQUESTS, making your party, reception or class reunion complete, utilizing pro-line equipment for example: TECHNICS MACH ll turntables, amps, EV speakers, NUMARK mixers, the highest QUALITY STEREO that can be achieved. Our latest addition the RADIO PERSONALITY from the O.C's favorite new station: ERICK WOLF will wind up and keep your party Howling for more! What station'-5. Give us a call- MIKE H. is hot! Graduated from Dav. West RS., Ee's worked at BaIboa's and heated things up at Velie's Back Door, and now you can Fiave him in action at your event. What a crazy guy is this Mike! - Oldies, yes, PAT went from Dance America to Fenders and now this Wild Man will keep any King Tut doing the Egyptian right into that 'TUE Time Rock 8- Roll . - When RICK and KY team up, watch out! These young rascals can get you rockin' with your favorite pop and give you your Mony Mony's ' worth! Dia them to play anything. - Spanish 81 Puerto Rican music is all ARMANDO GONZALES prefers. As a Q.C. Hispanic resident, he's presently a D.J. at St. Ambrose's station KALA. Careful, he'lI keep you on your toes. - As another graduate of broadcasting, MIKE B. went from HAMILTON TECH to various clubs, Ludwigs, Castle Grove and stations WZZC, KALA, KT-16, he's been there! He does like blues, iazz, some soul and of course rock 8t roll! - 10-20 CLASS REUNIONS. Look here, GEORGE tells us, Now that's music! From the Davenport area, he's played at Balboa's and Sebastians, and is now playing for live parties. - COUNTRY is what RAY V. prefers. The more the better Let Ray V. turn your dance into a foot stomping hoedown. - RANDY walks quietly but carries a lot of popular and college music. He won't talk your ear oft, just dance your legs off at those proms! - If anyone can, CRAIG can! This likable guy with that special touch. He has an ear for music and does get into it from start to finish! - LORENZO leans toward that younger crowd, but stays flexible, whatever the occasion. - T.V. is where JACK works, but tunes is where he plays. From Channel 24 WQPT-TV, Jack uses his background in broadcasting from AIC to keep him on the right track with what you want to hear. - RAY T. prefers radio favorites and rock 8- roll. - Last but definitely not least, JOHN is there to cover questions, party arrange- ments, consultations, and ofcourse, he can spin up a storm if you're not sure what you want to do! A former D.J. from Sebastians, you know music is his profession. We do accept VISA 81 MASTERCARD. Feel tree to call for your sample computer list and information packet. Price Lists also available. Make reservations in advance. D.J. equipment available for sale or rental. Looking tor D.J.'s, please call. HUSIC ' 'UIILIAHTBR mm 796-1853

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9 Y E- Pic. 1 - T. Wriedt, H. Vin- cent, and B. Waite with' the volleyball they bought at After-Prom. Pic. 2 - Miss Heins and the baseball team at Prom. Pic. 3 - R. Barber and R. Alanzo enjoyed them- selves. Pic. 4 - C. Fornero and R. Green are ready to board the boat after this shot. Pic. 5 - A.'Paxton, J. Boardman and J. Spencer are seated waiting for the evening to begin. Pic. 6 - RHS administration: Dr. Rucker, Mrs. Rucker, Mrs. DeFauw, Mr. De- Fauw, Mrs. Lamb, and Mr. Lamb. Pic. 7 - T. Du- fur and Miss Heins posed for Persona. Pic. 8 - This table looks a little con- fused with cheese - hey, what's going on Jand I can beat you at thumb wrestling. if Q. ... .. . , ,. 0:14 o .iii an

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SENIOR ACADEMIC AWARDS - ENGLISH: Trisha Polfliet BL Tricia Seams SCIENCE: Jim VerBeke BUSINESS: Marie Rcding lShorthand IJ 8: Ruth Rohs CShorthand IIJ MATH: David Legler SOCIAL STUDIES: Tricia Geiger VALEDICTORIANXSALU- TATORIAN AWARDS - Trisha Polfliet Ba David Le- gler PHYSICS - Eric Strand Bl, Da- vid Legler DEKALB AWARD - Rick Kessler JOHN PHILIP SOUSA - Mike Caparula NATIONAL SCHOOL CHO- RAL AWARD - Amy Fos- ter 81, Guy Larson DISTINGUISHED HON- ORS AWARDXAVC -Jody Bielema 81. Scott Rogers NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY - Trisha Polfliet, Tri- cia Seams, Denise McOl- gan, Andy Jones, jenny Stone, Amy Foster, Shelley Arnold MOST VALUABLE STAFF- ERXNEWSPAPER - Eric Nelson MOST VALUABLE STAFF- ERXYEARBOOK - Chalyn Fornero STUDENT COUNCIL OFFI- CERS - Tricia Seams, Tara Laleman, Denise McOlgan ROBERT E. MILLER SCHOLARSHIP - Trisha Polfliet FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC. SCHOLARSHIP - Tom Bussert HUBERT DAILEY SCHOL- ARSHIP - Brian Saddoris I-IOHENBOKEN MEMORI- AL SCHOLARSHIP - Eric Strand PTA SCHOLARSHIPS - Mike Sterling 85 Marie Re- ding ROCK ISLAND COUNTY TOPS ART AWARD - Craig Searl PTA REFLECTIONS AWARDS - Rich Mitton, Steve DcTombe, Greg Ker- ner, Paul Bender, Mary Jungels PRESIDENTIAL ACA- DEMIC FITNESS AWARD - David Legler. Trisha Polfliet, Tricia Seams, Eric Strand, Kim VanLerberghe COMMENDED STUDENT IN THE 1988 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - Eric Strand ADMINISTRATIVE MAN- AGEMENT SOCIETY OUTSTANDING BUSI- NESS STUDENT AWARD - Trisha Polfliet JUDY MCCLONE FREIM- AN SCHOLARSHIP - Shelley Arnold ILLINOIS GENERAL AS- SEMBLY SCHOLAR- SHIP - Lance Pilon DRAKE UNIV. SCHOLAR- SHIP - Pam Monthieth WINONA ST. UNIV. SCHOLARSHIP - Eric Holmquist CLASS IGHT V i 1 5. ii' nr- .f Q 1. S is fp- I L -1- i ii if