Riverdale High School - Talon Yearbook (Mount Blanchard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 157 of the 1970 volume:

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Over the past four years they have had many decisions to make, many roads to choose from and now, after graduation, they find themselves at the crossroads of life. WHICH ROAD SHALL THEY CHOOSE? The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry l could not travel both And be one traveler, long l stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth, Then took the other, as lust as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear, Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, l kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads onto way, I doubted if l should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and l-- l took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. ----by Robert Frost X 2 ' f Q W A, new wapxx Q k K nw Q 4 k 'S ' ' jk sim Jigs N4 ggi K Q , + W. .V E K ydxxw . A k, 5 -A if- -9 iii L 7 5 Y J., X mmwiw .5 va, ng, Riverdale are ,,:1 ?? ,R 3, 1,4 sw , 1 ,-5 I fi'-.L .L -M sn., -.., M. 4... Q --A. M, ?? 'Q . Q i f S Q R wks '- .- C .- X Y w Jr' as O 2 R if Q ,ag K . C N .1 , W 0'-f'f ' i 'P ., K l ' 1' M. Q '- . xc X. 1 1 ' N . . . A ,mx , ,X . f n r-,. I . -A - L , wwe: If f mls X , Q g s.g2mf ' i -W . lqydksnmd i ,See-., ., ,gms wiisgwifr f .. f-'f ff: gf?.f2'+ R, :ffl ll yy' 1 . J' . l X The crew for the Apollo l2, the nation's second lunar landing mission. From left io right: Charles Conrad, Jr., Commander, Richard F. Gordon, Command Module Pilot, and Alan L. Bean, Lunar Module Pilot. I vsp' H 'S ,-.,,,.QiQ .flats 1:81 .9 Vpwggs-if K ,,...,,V,,,, I T . nu, R W 5, aw. ma -A W.. -1 M A-Guy Q .viii em, A , r . i . jjj , ?' -gps, V' sr r if ..a,.-- ' Above: Apollo I2 astronaut stands with American flag he has planted in the moon. Right The astronauts are home at last. Far Right: This is the Saturn Five that lifted them off the pad in Florida. Lower Right: The astronauts entering an air- conditioned van to take them to their space craft. The Road to the Moon Is 240,000 The trip to the moon begins at Kennedy Space Cen- ter in Florida. With the 363 foot high vehicle posed and ready for the launch, astronauts Charles Conrad, Jr., Richard F. Gordon, and Alan L. Bean are also ready for their long trip that will take them into the far reaches of space in a huge step to conquer the unknown. The trip tothe moon was perfectly flawless. The landing was beautiful, and everyone on earth watched as astronauts Conrad and Bean walked on the moon. The trip home was perfect, and in no time at all, the three men were home. Some people ask, Why go all the way to the moon? When you get there, you find nothing. We in the United States spend millions of dollars to gain knowledge, but there is an underlying reason behind the space effort. That reason being to promote world peace. To further emphasize this statement, l would like to quote from the first man to step on the moon, A small step for a man, a giant leap for mankind. This short statement speaks for itself. iv . .ig 3 ii -5 23 is its rs., 3 . 5 ' , xml A -5-.f .11 feast -,ipxfi , ' stiff U, i A , ,, 52? .. 'gwfsfb i eg? Gif. -it fav , ' 1-,gyms V 3 B. 4. if-' SQ ililelss fr rag-gf E :Mist ,Jr Y i 4 V ,fs-wk' .- V No! These are not men from Mars. They include Dale Woods, Ron Penrod, and Denny Phillips. They are responsiblefor putting up the flag every morning. Everyone has heard ofthe BOMB SCARE thatwe re- ceived, well, here we have two surplus detonators that could be used to set off an explosion. These be- long to the physics class and are hidden in the cup- board there. There is only one catch, as tar as can be found, the longest time that these can be set is for 60 seconds. That doesn't leave much time. Riverdale's News The tamed personality Timothy Boden has blessed the students at Riverdale with many fine speeches and demonstrations. Here he is giving o speech to the VICA Club in which he is President. 4 T Tm? -,S L, ii f 5 s Hi Here we have a picture of the eclipse that was viewed during this year. The picturewastalxenlhrough ci filter by Mike Hogan. CAUTION: NEVER LOOK AT AN ECLIPSE WITH THE NAKED EYE! A sad note to this was in the area papers just recently, a girl stared at the eclipse and is permanently blind. a , . T' 1 tts ' Qi 1.3 1 E 3 Activitie Student Council Members . , .. U, fx First row, left to right: Ron Penrod,Mr.Baum, Beth Bishop, Denny McCIannahan. Second row: Bonnie Deck- er, Debra Stevenson, Robert Trout, Steven Lauck, Ed Thompson, Brad Beck, Becky Stansberry, Anita Forney. Student Council President Barbara Clark was absent from the above picture. Barb, along with the other members have helped voice the students' opinions in the law-making body at Riverdale High School. The council's proiects for the previous year consisted ot painting the football bleachers, oltering the stu- dents' dress code, entertoining the guestsattheteach- ers' banquet, ond preparing the homecoming cere- monies. The Student Council also made it possible for students to write to local servicemen for the first time at Riverdale. Nice face! Nice faces! hhce N 5 Faces gt 5 -x 3 , E 1. 5 A 1 Ar 1 l' ' .. 'NY l i 2 'Wag - J, Front row: Bev Thacker, NancyMusgrave, CarylKoin, Deb Stevenson, Deb Hickle, Carol Lawrence, Second row: Karen Jollift, Jo Anne Cory, Norla Strasbaugh, Cathy Derringer, Marilyn Miller, Mr. Kamerer, Advisor. Third row: Rick Rodabough, DculeWoods,DenisPhiIlips,Ron Schoenberger, Bob Cooper, Steve Lauck. Fourth row: Rod McMaster, Steve Moog, Pat Weber, Paul Decker, Ron Cornwell, Joe Baker, Dick Brown. F,,,,,,,'e 2, ,r,, Covey Plan in , Second Year Mr. Willis Webb explains the process of becoming a freshman. i,'i lt s Q .ff .RET First row: Deb Kotterman, Carolyn Brown, Susan Baker, Sue Wright, Donna Brown, Advisor Miss Janet Ersham. Second row: Sharon Seartoss, Deb Clark, Marilynlury,CherylDilley,Kathy Tracy, Bev Thacker, Charlotte Long, Connie Parsell, Nancy Mus- grave, Caryl Kain, Joe Nell Myers. Thirdrow: Karen Webb, Sharon Rinehart, Gina Clinger, Mary Miller, Marilyn Miller, Norf la Strasbaugh, Jo Ann Cary, Nita Bishop, Pam Musgrave, Ann Winebrenner, Joyce Gallant. Fourth row: Jim Padgett, Paul Decker, Dick Brown,BobTrout,DaleWoods,Morris Hendricks, Rod McMaster, Warren Lane, Carson Lugibihl, Ron Schoenberger, Joe Baker, Denny Phillips. F.T.A. First row: Kathy Miller, Joanne Passett, Bonnie Decker, Sharon Strasbaugh, Pam Harford, Merrilee March, Second row: Vicki Mclfnaiity, Mary lnbody, Sharon McDaniel, Holly Crabill,Becky Rodabaugh, Jane Lugibihl, Carol Rose. Third row: Mike Wheel er, Mark Cramer, Mike Doeisam, Pat Ball, Randy Beach, led Clements, Brad Beck. 'WW 5 M-mmmmq ss XX J-wk Future Farmers of America Land Judging Team-Steve Moog, Bill Cole, Don Shepherd, Ron Waller an, rc .z X .. ' 'if Q Q' 5 L',,,,Q4 ,W,,,,.,,,,,,,,c,,.,,.,,,,, - WM 4' ' gl ' VA 1' 1 Q qu x3Sm i 'Grp G 4 ' Q16 in 5 333-K QSM S-Q Cl!- 23 an 'I-'Ulu 'KS uv-an os.. fm' wwf qsl' 3 ,A K - . . V.. X Lk I ...,.,,,,,,,. Q Q . .,,g..aIlR2,- . ,ga , i k- T! 31 - ivfxig xg.. . 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Third row: Dan Shepherd, Brent Robinson, Wayne Lamb, Don Thompson, Ken Sampson, Dick Plielfer, Jeff Maag, Nlike Moyer. Fourfh row: Joe Henicle, Chuck Elwood, John Messmer, Cal Miller, Earl Rigsby, Brad Ellis, Mike Atha, Steve McCann, Richard Curl, Paul Rickle. gi.. --p WQW K H. ..c. -M --' ' First row, left to right: Nancy Thiel, Kolleen Schlatter, Janet Stone, Carol Bailey, Loretta Holcomb, Ann Kellogg, Vickie Pfeiffer, and Mrs. Oman. Second row: Barbara Stone, Kathy Brown, Pam Miller, Cindy Alge, Cheryl Kellogg, Ruth Wilkerson, Pam Linke, Nancy Clark, Beth Green, Debbie Stevenson. Third row: Sue Lawrence, Carol Lawrence, Carolyn Brown, Joanne Alter Norma Kinnear, Jody McBride, Jane Fehnel, Judy Rader, Debbie Riegle, Cheryl Green, June Kin, Julie Steen, Beth Weber Joanne Passet, Sharon Wright, and Lydia Motter. 1 1 F.H. . Receives Wtkftf Award of Merit 21 J E51 1- 42 X NEW Hog Q O 4? ' A7 Q, 4 s ff? f ja 6 ' sr 4 O 'L 40 Beth Weber Debbie Sievenson i Janet Stone Three Girls Receive State Homemaker Degrees 18 First row, left to right: Diana Spath,Nancy Thiel, Marlene Humphrey, Sharon Swanson, Shirley Arlington, Cathy Oman, Marcia Wentz, Connie Metzger, Patty Hiclcle. Second row: Bev Thacker, Deb Kotterman, Bev Brown, Colette Kirk, Marilyn Jury, Sharon Seartoss, Kathy Tracy, Joan Bond, Connie Huber, Joyce Haughn. Third row: Cathy Deringer, Diane Shaffer, Cindy Tarvin, Pam Spath, Karen Brandyberry, Carolyn Brown, Diane Hamilton, Jane Fehnel, Deb Koehler, Pam Musgrave, Connie Parsell. Fourth row: Gina Clinger, Mary Miller, Norma Kin' near, Melanie Maag, Kathy Hankins, Sandy Stewart, Peg Ogg, Ann Winebrenner, Carol Lawrence, Deb Steven- son, Jody McBride, Deb Hiclcle, Cindy Newman, Joanne Alter, Jayme ll'larlordl Tackett, Cheryl Kotterman, Carol Rose. Fifth row: Caryl Kain,Kenn Trout, David Arlington, Brad Leeth, Pat Weber, John Bunnell, Carson Lugibihl, Ron Schaenberger, Rod McMaster, Denny Phillips, Joe Nell Myers. l Editor-in-Chief - Jerry Wheeler Annual' taf f Shirley gets thot picture! THE KEY PEOPLE First row, left to right: Mrs. Edgington, advisor, Norla Strasbaugh, senior editor, Marilyn Miller, ad section. Second row: Kerry James, photographer, Tom Bond, photographer, Jim Padgett, assistant business manager and junior editor, Bob Jones, artist, Jerry Wheeler, editor-in-chief, Barbara Kear, freshman editor, Darlene Quail, sophomore editor, Cheryl Dilley, business manager and Rodger Bradman, photographer. l l i l V l l I l i t Q at D 1 Y ,gf 'sd A asm' N ff ? 2 5 ,. ,Q ,2a 'Q First row: Jayme lrlartordl Tackett, Kathy l-lankins, Carol Lawrence, Cid Newman, Jody McBride, Vickie James, Kathy Ricken- bacher, Bonnie Decker. Second row: Pam Musgrave, Cheryl Rodabaugh, Bonnie Betts, Becky Rodabaugh, Holly Crabill, Kathy Yeater, Lois Rosenberger, Kathy Tracy, Ann Winebrenner. Third row: Beth Bishop, JoAnne Alter, Bev Thacker, Cathy Deringer, Marilyn Miller, Norla Strasbaugh, Karen Jollift, Mary Miller, Nancy Musgrave, Gina Clinger, Joyce Gallant. Fourth row: Deb l-lickle, Deb Stevenson, Jim Padgett, Morris l-lenclricks, John Bunnell, Warrerw Lane, Caryl Katn, Joe Nell Myers, Tom Weber Rodger Bradman, Loretta Holcomb. Falconette Staff Has Six Successful Papers di1orioISToff: Kerm Trout, Rick Rodobough, Nite Bishop, C nie Pczrsell, dl A C y Of: GH O UD Of . X ax ML Left to right' Marilyn Miller, Beverly Thacker, Jerry Wheeler, Barbara Kear, Norla Strasbaugh, Darlene Quail, Cathy Deringer. Standing, left toright: Jim Padgett, Kerry James. wan: us: new 1 Vuwfiunuww. up-:umm-an wana un ...M-:hmmm un-we mmm.-u un-nun-nv num-:-ws-sun sn an nun-s-at sun-nun nun-wanuu an--u-1 nnnuuusunsn -gunman- tunnninn Publication Workshops Left to right: Rick Rodabaugh, JoAnne Cary, Kenn Trout, and Mrs. Kear, 'G 22 x-I 'fr-ry N, X ,, V m -4 Rick Rodabaugh and Connie Parsell t K M , 1 ' 5 Q 321 L ' 1 ,N -w,,6,m,,,,g.,....,,,,,.,,fmW.f.. I M Wim fa ' yy., ff A ,, .wa V' ,,1'-'WWF' 3 :pf Rl 'P we I il U l o 4' Wig: A if? if 'tw f X fl lk Y ,Q N -35 5 wr . , N1 'V A A,'A AQ .fwqffiy i?fQVf.Xig.,fLi- 'MLW 'viii' T! Q Q inxiii ,'P, 'igv Y K Tk . .a - 'ff AA ' nf. it H! s!gvS9fh, 5 xxx ,?1941'.iM liifiiikl ' 3 'Q fl 'x-ati!! -.,.'d1QQ '551i15n1f-l-.'9': a - - rflyt' 'A Q If fu Art :rx ,Ia HUM! UF Tit! 41. c C Q ' 3 1 First row: Lois Rosenberger, Sharon Strasbaugh, Jane Lugibihl, Peg Wyant, Sandi Miller, Advisor Miss Lewis. Second row: Becky Sons, Nancy Beck, Kay Tiell, Ann Tiell, Kathy Yeater, Carol Morris, Cindy Alge, Merrilee March, Denise Bahr, Joanna Simon, Bev Mowery, Paula Rinehart, Marlene Humphrey. Third row: Ann Cooper, Diane Shaffer, Kathy Huesman, Jill Gal- lant, Sharon Albert, Cheryl Kellogg, Nancy McKee, Debbie Long, Dixie Opper, Nancy Rish, Kathy Wright, Sharon Wright, Dar- lene Quit, Cindy Bash. Fourth row: Regina Bair, Pat Hemmerly, Pam Harford, Iris Price, Sharon Frater, Donna Walter, Louella Stansbery, Anita Forney, Barb Kear, Mary Latham, Deb Betts, Doris Edgington. Fifth row: Ellen Stephen, Sharon Rahrig, Patty Pever, Nancy Thiel, SandyLambert,DebGatchell,Becky Landon, Joyce Haughn, Judy Rader, Debbie Koehler, Carol Rose. Sixth row: June Riegle, Luanne Bristoll, Kolleen Schlatter, Joan Bond, Mary Billock, Jeanne Derr, Becky Rickle, Lu Ann Stuckey, Lu Ann Humphrey, Carol Stephan, Karen McMaster, Gwen Ward. Seventh row: Holly Crabill, Becky Stansbery, Sandy Stewart, Sharon McDaniel, Michele Billock, Cheryl Koontz, Sheryl Parish, Melanie Maag, Kathy Buxton, Cheryl Kotterman, Becky Roda- baugh, Deb Riegle, Vicki McGarity, Pam Link. Junior G.A. A. J i' The GAA. is divided into two groups. Freshmen and S5 4 the Junior G.A.A. were: President, Jane Lugibihl, Vice- President, Sharon Strasbaugh, Secretary, Lois Rosen- berger, Sophomore Representative, Peg Wyant, Fresh! man Representative, Sandi Miller. . Bev Mowery, Sharon Frater, and Deb Betts during initiation. l hope you like eggs, Sharon. Crowning of Queen Donna at the Sweethearts Dance by last year'sQueen Deb. Donna'sescortwasJeffMaag. Seated is Mari- lyn Miller, Senior candidate, with escort Dick Brown. Donna was l chosen by a penny vote ofthe student body. 24 V P X-mqw-nn Sophomores compose the Junior GAA. The officers of Y, In ' Senior G.A. A. Officers ot the Senior G.A.A. were: Pam Musgrave, Secretary, Caryl ,'5--v- :': Kain, President, Sharon Rinehart, Vice-President. Second row: Deb Stevenson, Reporter, Sharon Seartoss, Treasurer, Kathie Shark,Junior ,,,,,,,,w,,,, f Representative, Joe Nell Myers, Senior Representative. was-A-,, 1 fee: 'W Ei. 1 Wi int 'Nu T. 7 Are these some J ot the new fash- ions we will see at Riverdale? First row: Jane Fehnel, AdvisorMiss Joan Lewis, Sharon Rinehart, Sharon Searfoss, Kathie Shark, Pam Musgrave, Caryl Kain, Joe Nell Myers, Deb Stevenson. Second row: Betty Fast, Connie Sattler, Cyndi Newman, Carolyn Bailey, Norla Strasbaugh, Joyce Gallant, Joanne Alter, Cathy Deringer, Karen Willeke, Ann Winebrenner, Patty t-tickle, Connie Metzger, Sue Wright. Third row: Bonnie Betts, Joyce Moser, Loretta Holcomb, Jo Ann Cary, Karen Jollitt, Charlotte Long, Bev Thacker, DiO0G RiCl4l6, Nita Bishop, Gina Clinger, Marilyn Miller, Mary Miller, Nancy Musgrave, Kathy Pe-ver. Fourth row: Patty Sampson, Jody Mce Bride, Marcia Wentz, Deb Clark, Carolyn Brown, Cheryl Dilley, Karen Webb, Marilyn Jury, Terri Kauble, Kathy Tracy, Bev Brown, Mary Wyant, Deb Hickle, Chris Thomas. Fifth row: Sharon Swanson, Cathy Walter, Mary lnbody, Connie Parsell, Alice Gill, Beth Weber, Julie Steen, Beth Bishop, Deb Kotterman, Cathy Oman, Teresa Humphrey, Janet Stone, Becky Derr, Anna Kellogg, Shirley Arlington. 4Lco9 ,J --....--.--. E' Karen Jolliff plays Peler's wife. A Man allecl Peter Warren Lane, Norma Kinnear, Carol Law- rence, and Marty Hall. Warren seems lo have a new hair Cul. John Porks and John Bunnell, also in major roles. Jody, if l had a body like that, l know what l'd dol 26 All l can say Mr. Umphress, is NlCE FACE. ,mf s E i xii E 11 f K N if H ,M,,y.,..,., ,, , I Aikhflwryhiqyz ww i 5, iii ii But I tell you, l'm not insane! The Tell-Tale Heart Weli, thunk you so much for the stew, it wos most kind of you. mm, hh ,WM Wwwfh 2 x . t 3 i MMQQQLQ is sis E 5 if S . 3 is s .Q i Q 5 Q ' s...4.....s.M,. . S I-.......... ,e .ri E. , .5 5 . 21' Q Jeri? t - i Q -5 A Q 2 2 5. . . Ewf r E 2 , S Q. Kp- . t . me x s i X 6 1 IS. Mr. Umphress seems to have the stoge. fe Q2 , 21 A V 32 if sy eggs. . 1 2 fi . gi K ig ii .5 f i 5 i if if L if .sg gi E iw? 1 f 2. f?+ first- is 1 A sgw 2 g ,f f 1 wx w ss f., vs 32 iw e J e' Q fe Qu e f. . 5 - - T it ' of E 3 5 , .. 5 I , . 5 . , fi'.i,:.. 'S ' ' ' its z If 51155 3.5 A 5 5 r f A .f ., 1 9 Ei .I M F E Yi ' Rmvwnnu 2 i 4 'H ' 7. X ' f :- '11 . - : e ee ye Y y si . ,Q yuuyg E But l'm sure I sow the old mon come in there. s 5 L 2 i Our friendly spirit. 27 ' Q E l ? - l told you, nothing. Here is old X E :ii ig - Q ya f Q. 2 r I Z K ll f A Q To l 2 3 S ' X if .4 , mon Warner lookin' spry os ever. The Lottery l You know l have to do this Tess. There is Belvcu, all by herself. l've not come lo lholye1. Riverdale Business Education Club Qi oi it First row, left to right: Beth Green, Calrol Motter, Rebecca Derr, Kathleen Pever, Diana Spath, Thomas We- ber, Tony Parsell, Donald Walters, Thomas Wigle, Joanne Alter, Carol Lawrence, Mrs. Edgington. Second row: Shirley Arlington, Mary Pever, Debra Hickle, RonaldWalters, Jeffrey Brown, Robert Himes, Cathy Wal- ter, Vickie Shearer, Jody McBride, Pamela Spath, Carol Perkins, Cynthia Newman, Mrs. Kear, Mr. Luger. Third row: Marcia Wentz, Cathy Oman, Sharon Swanson, Lynn Lawrence, Patricia Hickle, Connie Metzger, Rodger Brodman, Ricky Inman, Ronnie Cornwell, Caryl Kain, Mary Miller, Diane Hamilton, Alice Gill, Mr. White. .l.C.A. First row, left to right Mr. Myers, Debra Hemmerly, Donald Courtad, Duane Gibson, Tim Boden, James Corbin, Marjorie Jury, Diane Rickle. Second row: William Human, Ross Drap- er, Neil Rosenberger, Daniel Egbert, Theodore Wright, John Bristol, James Walter, Gary McRill, David Steen, Claire Shively, Robert Lambert, Randolph Vent, Foster Stewart. Roger Bradman, Marvin Cummings, Ron Schoenberger, John Bunnell, Steve Maag,Jerry Wheeler. I il l i. f Larry Ward, Dan Hemmerly, Ted Clemments, Rick Weather holtz, John Parks, Tom Weber. Jerry Shark, Bill Smith, Mike Wheeler, John Padget, Cal Miller, Morris Hendricks, Jim Padgett. Projectionist Club Monte Vent, Richard Piffer, Ken Sampson, Bob Freed, Jack Hamlin. Our leader, Mr. Herr, Bob Jones, Joe Hennicle, Caryl Kain, Mike Miller, Joe Nell Myers, Ken Trout. x N , K A R k. . t i, .., , ,.,. Wf.,,.v,. ,V . ..i f-ws First row: Norla Strasbaugh, Beth Weber, Corolyn Brown, Bev Thacker, Debbie Stevenson, Mary Wyont, Nita Bishop, Deb Hickle, Deb Clark, Sharon Rinehart, JoyceMoser, Paula Rickle, Sue Wright. Second row: Jan Anthony, Beth Bishop, Joyce Gal- lant, Ann Winebrenner, Karen Webb, Deb Kotterman, Caryl Kain, Joe Nell Myers, Connie Parsell, Mary lnbody, Shirley Ar- lington, Morris Hendricks, Craig Ward, Jack Burgess, Larry Ward. Third row: Charolotte Long, Cathy Oman, Diane Hamilton, Pam Musgrave, Marilyn Miller, Dick Brown, Joe Baker, Steve Lauck, Ron Schoenberger, Dale Woods, Ron Cornwell, Mr. Smith. National Honor Society ilu! sr, lt 3 1 K i 52 f ti rg 3 'Suri fl l If Flrst row Mrs Edgnngton advusor Carolyn Brown Ann Wnnebrenner Deb Stevenson Deb Huckle Jo Anne Cary Barb Clark Bev Thacker Jerry Wheeler Mrs Kear advisor Second row Kerry James Morrls Hendrlcks Cheryl Dllley Cathy Derrnnger Norla Strasbaugh JoAnne Alter Nancy Musgrave Nnta Bishop Rack Rodabaugh Third row Beth Bushop Rod McMaster Deb Kotterman Pam Musgrave Marulyn Muller Kenn Trout .loNelI Myers Caryl Kann Connle Parsell John Bunell Make Hogan Quill and Scroll Mrs Kear advnsor of Falconette l Mrs. Edgington, advisor ot Talon -,,,ao ' ,Qwpdp-1...an.. ? -,,4T,,,,'-l Charlotte Long provided entertain- Bob Jones receives special award from Mrs Kear ment with a piano solo. Quill and Scroll Jerry Wheeler, this year's year- s it filo : book editor, with Bob Jones and Cheryl Dilley, next year's ccredi- tors, take down Quill and Scroll banner. Mr. Reinehr gives views on various topics at Quill and Scroll. Was that three or four dollars l lost playing poker? What did you say Sonny? Say It Again Please! ! ! C O 3 I' S I' A ' . ,,.L5-.1v '---L-: . I I .,... x-..,f.: . . Liu. :im . . .. . V '.T?ETl'2Tt'iXYEfs 'DIN ls fipfg Q M .W j , ' . c , Q s S ik.. . f. - First row: Vicki James, Cheryl Rodabaugh, LuAnn Humphrey,Julie Gatchell, Sharon . Albert, Terry Cole, SueWright,ChristineThornas,LarryWard, Dave Arlington, Mar- I garet Wyant, Norla Strasbaugh, Pam Harford, Bonnie Decker. Second row: Lou Ann Stuckey, Nancy Beck, Joanne Passet, Mary lnbody, Pat Sampson, Joyce Gal- lant, Brad Beck, Joe Nell Myers, NancyMusgrave, Nita Bishop, Bob Himes, Charles Strasbaugh, Marilyn Miller, Neil Rosenberger, Sharon Strasbaugh, Sharon McDaniel, Ron Shoenberger, Steve Lauck. Third row: Troy Kear, Charlotte Long, Pat Pever, Becky Stansberry, Nancy Thiel, Kathy Rickenbacher, Cathy Oman, Pam Musgrave, Jim Osborn, John Fink, Kenn Trout, Morris Hendricks, Jack Burgess, Craig Ward, Mike Hogan, Rod McMaster, John Bunnell, Dick Brown, Joe Baker, Carson Lugibihl, Awards Day Through some minor difficulties, pictures for Awards Day are not available, so we are going to list some of the awards: JoAnne Cary and Pat Weber - Civitan Awards Mr. William Herr - Outstanding Teacher Award Deny Phillips and Charlotte Long - Outstanding Seniors Janet Stone, Deb Stevenson and Beth Weber - Homemakers Degrees Scholarship Team The Scholarship Team members listed in rank are as follow: BIOLOGY: Vicki James, Brad Beck, Becky Stansberry, GENERAL SCIENCE, Robin Mundy, Denny McClanahan, Terry Cole, CHEMISTRY: Mike Hogan, Larry Ward, Jack Burgess, PHYSICS: Ron Schoenberger, Joe Baker, Steve Lauck, ALGEBRA I: Sharon Albert, Jim Osborn, Ginger Houck, ALGEBRA Il: Craig Ward, Kenn Trout, Sue Wright, GEOMETRY: Chris Thomas, Margaret Wyant, Sharon McDaniel, BOOKKEEPING: Troy Kear, Bob Himes, Charlotte Long, AMERICAN HISTORY: Dave Arlington, Mary lnbody,Morris Hendricks: GOVERNMENT: Neil Rosenberger, Carson Lugibihl, Marilyn Miller, ENGLISH 9: Lois Rosenbeiger, Julia Gatchell, Nancy Beck, ENGLISH IO: Nancy Thiel, Bonnie Decker, Pam Harford, ENGLISH II: PatSampson, Mary Meeks, Cathy Oman, ENGLISH IZ: Joyce Gallant, Norla Strasbaugh, Pam Musgrave, LATIN I: Charles Strasbaugh, John Fink, LuAnn Stuckey, LATIN ll: Kathy Rickenbacher, Joanne Passet, Sharon Strasbaugh, SPANISH I: Cheryl Rodabaugh, LuAnn Humphrey, Sheryl Parish, SPANISH Il: Nancy Musgrave, Pat Pever, Deb Mundy, WORLD HISTORY: Joe Nell Myers, Nita Bishop, Dick Brown. Seniors in Band and Choir honored at Spring Concert Seniors members ofthe choir are Jan Anthony, Susan Baker, Bonnie Betts, Nita Bishop, Rodger Brodman, JoAnne Cary, Bar- bara Clark, Gina Clinger, Judy Cole, Cathy Deringer,Jane Fehnel, Joyce Gallant, Debra Hickle, Carol Lawrence, Mary Miller, Pam Musgrave, Connie Parsell, Mike Rice, Rick Rodabaugh, Norla Strasbaugh, and Karen Willeke. Senior band members are Joe Baker, Susan Baker, Nita Bishop, John Bunnell, Jo Anne Cary, Barbara Clark, Robert Cooper, Judy Cole, Ron Cornwell, Joyce Gallant, KarenJolliff, Charlotte Long, Rodney McMaster, Marilyn Miller, Nancy Musgrave, Ron Schoenberger, Janet Stone, Bev Thacker, Beth Weber, Karen Willeke, and Ann Winebrenner. Student Teachers We on the Talon Staff would like to say a little bit about our student teachers that we have had these past few weeks. We would like to say thanks to Miss Christine Fawcett, Miss Barbara Eby, Mr. Terry Lacy, Mr. Greg Henschen, and Mr. James Chrisman. If any ofyou ever needa recommendation for a iob as a teacher, iust come to the student body here at Riverdale. E 3 m 35 The Junior Class Presents esee , .,,' L ' x N 5 K , step 1. . Q is R X .Q .ff K 'NK in is Y N , N2 ,A . sr W 'ski 'Misa L.. L-ua Above leff: Juniors begin work on prom. Above right Dick . , . Oh, ' 'gl Dick . . . Hey, Dick! Center ri hh Juniors work on entrance brid e 9 9 - Below left Jeff Brown ond his dole admire The Bucldho. Below righh - 5 ,. -' , V. .Sz The Hurlis Combo provided the music for The evening. A-X3 me qu. . X. if 4 is 4 i 4 5 1 f 5 'Q 4, ,, Q 'fl' 4' 1' .gf ff 1-1 1-fs A. , ij is if D, If' -5 P sf vpn w ' n M , :v .ic. rr.. fs. N Whispers From the Orient , 1' tx Ly ,K in Miss Lewis and escort begin to wonder if the message from fortune Cookie will Ed Simon and date Sue Wright enjoy a number by the Hurlis Combo. come true. Sophomore server Joanne Passett wears Oriental costume. Richard Curl Und date Carolyn Brown enioy lhe lqgt dance b A ! Sophomore Bob Pickett serves Joyce Moser from grass hui. 3, The sophomore servers seemed io enioy The prom tl l .L ' as much as the luniors and seniors. ff-W ' l ' A , Couples leaving the prom to get ready for post - prom activities. ' .2-rn EWG: W, -4 Sports n uh MW! First row: Mike Bacon, Bob Trout, Bob Himes, Steve Cole, Troy Kear, Jim Corbin, Dale Woods, Duane Gibson, Rod McMaster, Dick Brown, Pat Weber, Ron Schoenberger, Deny Phillips. Second row: John Messmer, Jerry Shark, Doug Van Tilburg, Dean Willson, Ted Clements, Mike Miller, Tom Weber, Dan Hemmerly, Ron Penrod, Jim Thompson, Ken Ludwig, Paul Rickle, Morris Hendricks, Kenn Trout. Third row: Dale Parks,Brad Ellis, Bill Himes, Rick Cramer, Denny Long, Pat Ball, Brad Beck, Cal Miller, Paths Cross and The Riverdale Falcon Football Team began the l969 season by de- FOTCOTTS Closely WGTCTT Us The feating River Valley, Ridgedale, and Buckeye Central. This extended game progresses' the Falcons' winning streak to lo,2nd longestin the state at that time. The Falcon winning streak was also long enough to make the Falcons the third ranked team in the state. Then to the surprise of all the Falcon followers, the mighty Falcons were defeated by Carey and Pleasant successively. With their pride deeply hurt, but not their spirit, the fighting Falcons went back on the war path and defeated Wynford and Flgin. ln the closing games of the season, the Falcons were defeated by an inspired Mohawk team. Again the Falcons climbed from the depths of defeat to the heights of victory by beating Colonel Crawford. lnthefinal game of the season, the Falcons were again defeated, this time by Kenton. Throughout the l969 football season the Falcons won six games and lost four, ending in a three way tie for second place in the North Central Conference. LX iN, fi., ff ,E if 1. ,, . .W wavy- . , W 'S 2 - -vi? i-if if N' Sieve Wright, Harold Myers, Mike Doersam, Richard Pfiefler, Gary Bowman. Fourfh row: Jim Honkins, Chuck Elwood, lam Wigle, Ron Lauck, Mack Tiell, Bob Parish, RickMay, Denny Thacker, Mike Hough, Steve Thomas, Charles Sirasbaugh, Ron Linke, Jeff Brown. Fifih row: Coach Bill Smilh, Head Coach Scoil Renninger, Coach Dave Pappado, Coach John Hohn. Spirits Rise Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale . . . River Valley l2 . . . . . Ridgedale 6 . . Buckeye Cenfral 8 .......Carey24 . . . Pleasant 30 . . . Wynford l3 . . . . Elgin 20 20 . . . ........ Mohawk 30 Colonel Crawford I2 l4 . . ........ Kenlon 52 41 1 STEVE COLE RECEIVES HONORABLE MENTION ON THE HIGH SCHOOL ALLAMERICAN TEAM Steve Cole was Riverdales outstanding lineman ofthe I969 season. Over 4096 of the offensive plays went over his posi- tion with an additional 2596 going over his side of the line. Steve averaged 3.4 down field blocks per game and was credited with 4 touchdown blocks. Steve was Co-MVP and co-captain of the Riverdale Falcon football team. He was named to the All-Ohio First Team by UPI and received Hon- orable Mention by AP. Steve also received placement on the All-Northwest Ohio First Team and Honorable Mention on the High School All-American Team. PAT WEBER MAKES OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE HONORABLE MENTION IN THE STATE Pat Weber was Riverdale's highest scorer this year and was rated second in the North Central Conference with 72 points. Through the -season Pat set a new school record for yards averaged per pass reception. Pat was Co-MVP and named to the All-NCC First Team for the second consecutive year. Along with these other numerous honors, Pat isthe first play- er to ever receive both Defensive and Offensive Honorable Mention in the state in one year. Rodney McMaster Dick Brown Ten Seniors Leave Falcon Gridiron i L Dole Woods Ron Schoenberger Denis Phillips Jim Corbin bout Cur Coaches Our head coach, Mr. D. Scott Renninger, graduated from Findlay High School in l962 and proceeded toHeidelberg Col- lege, where he graduated in l966. Mr. Renninger played guard all four years and thus earned All-Ohio Conference Honors in his senior year. Afterfour years as HEAD FAL- CON his teams have compiled a record of 26 wins and l3 losses. Riverdale has placed eight people in All-Ohio Honors and has been honored with two team members receiving Honorable Mention for All-American honors. All this has taken place during these past four years. Mr. Dave Pappada, Associate coach, is a graduate of Niles McKinley High School. While there he made All-Ohioian. From high school he progressed into college football at Find- lay College. Dave Pappada started every gamefor his soph- omore year on, thus lettering for three years. ln his senior year at Findlay, he gained the honor of Little All-American Honorable Mention. Mr. Pappada is responsible for coordin- ating the defensive attack and the offensive line. ln addition to these duties, he coaches the Junior Varsity. Being a graduate of Lakota High School, Bill Smith advanced to Findlay College, and graduatedfrom there recently. While at Findlay, Mr. Smith started safety for two years and served as a backup quarterback. He also saw duty on the specialty units. Coach Smith has charge of the offensive halfbacks, the fullbacks and defensive backs. Assistant Coach John Hohn is a native ofleaneck, New Jer- sey. Previously to graduating from Findlay College in l969, he earned his varsity letter as a halfbock and as an expert in punt and kickoff returns. Coach Hahn is responsible for the offensive halfbacks and is also in charge of the Freshman team. , .,.s,......,,..-..o--v- i -4' ' x A vt - 33+ .3 M25 if -? ,fl V, xi it First row, left to right Head Coach Renninger, Dave Pappa da. Second row, left to right: John Hohn, Bill Smith. First row, left to right: Charles Strasbaugh, Jim Hankins. Second row, left Coaches and Managers Steve Thomas, John Hohn, Dave Pappada, and Mr. Renninger watch Pleasant as the Falcons meet their second defeat. to right Jeff Brown, Charles Elwood, Ron Linke, Steve Thomas. is 2 . if if f I i ls J. or .. 3 ' -'V l tis sTi...S3tliiet... W A 'Rise ar .1 is First row, left to right: David Barnes, Dave Phillips, Rick Clements, Ron Metzger, Ken- neth Sheets, Raymond Hendricks, Jeff Getz. Second row: Gary Bowman, Ed Thompson, John Miller, John Fink, Jim Brown, KevenWright, Larry McCloud, Steve Stephans, Brad Shuck. Third row: Brent Robinson, Dennis Thacker, Dave Albert, Rick May, Brad Ellis, Mike Hough, Dennis Cain, Bill Himes, Dana Breidenbach,Doug Moffitt, Mr. Hohn. JV's Fight Hard A Word About the Junior Varsity This season seemed to be a rerun of the T968 season for the Junior Varsity. Only this season it was much better as the Junior Varsity, und,er the direction of Coach Pappada, went unbeaten, untied, and unscored upon. ln the process of demolishing their six opponents, the JV's scored a total of l9O points offensively and did not allow their opponents to score. With this devastating force as the Varsity of Tomorrow, it is easy to see that the Falcon fans can look forward to many Falcon victories in the fu- ture. Riverdale's 'Baby Falcons spread their wings wide and flew to victory in great form this season. Coached by John Hahn, the Freshman Team succeeded in winning all but one of their games. The Freshman Team defeated Cory Rawson and Corey with very impressive scores. Point wise, the Freshman Team was tied with Donnell Junior High, but defeated Donnell statistically. Then in their final game they were defeated by Vanlue's Junior Varsity Team. Even though they were defeated, they did succeed in holding Vanlue to only eight points. All-in-all. it was a very successful season. The members ofthe Freshman Team gained much experience and confi- dence in themselves and a winning spirit thatwill be ine valuable in the coming year. , t ie? rpfv s 'K - A as t J .. t iff HMG'- Freshman Record Riverdale 34 ....... . . . Cory Rawson I4 Riverdale 0 .... Findlay Donnell Jr. High 0 Riverdale 28 Riverdale . . Riverdale 36 Riverdale 36 Riverdale 56 Riverdale 26 ................Carey0 . . . . Vanlue Junior Varsity 8 . . . ..... Arlington 0 . . . . liberty Benton 0 ....McComb0 . . . ...... Carey O Riverdale 8 . . . . . Cory Rawson 0 Riverdale 28 . . . Frosh Have Good Season . . . Mohawk 0 First row: Norman Koehler, Ferris Buess, Harold Duffield, Robert Jones. Second row: John Beltz, Lawrence Perberton, John Post, Joe Dickleman, Lowell McKinley,ArthurCarpenterlDECEASEDl. Third row: Ray Baum-Coach, David Lehman lDECEASEDl, Wayne Morehouse, Paul Jolliff, Paul Liles, Paul Kraft, Jack Fishburn, Robert Cook, Glen Zimmerman-Manager. Mr. Baum Accepted Into Coaches -s-'hiqpnsg N it N lt li. It . Hall of Fame Mr. D, Ray Baum has been accepted into the Rutgers University National Hall of Fame for High School Coaches. Located at RutgersLJniversity in New Brunswick, New Jersey, the Hall of Fame in this shrine is a solid wall made of bricks. On each brick is a metal plate with the coaches name and record inscribed upon it. Thus, one of these plates is devoted to Mr. Baum. Mr. Baum graduated from Ohio Northern University. He started coaching in l929, and had his first championship in that same year, ln two years, l932 and l938, he successfully coached undefeated teams. Mr. Baum left Forest, Ohio for one year to coach in Kenton, Ohio. But after that one year, he came back to Forest. ln l945, Mr. Baum retired from coaching to become the athletic director at Forest. From this point forth, his maioriobwasthatof a history teacher. When the three schools merged to form Riverdale, Mr. Baum became the athletic director at Riverdale. He still has that history teaching job, and everyone here at Riverdale is glad of that. We all consider him, not only a fine teacher, but also a good friend. as ! if They Led K7 the Falcon Football Team gl ei Hilozzfsi' ff-1 ' . ?9WI 4 'md , Bax, 5 1 Tl-Q? I 'W J C Hill we 1 . , C A . Cheerleading can be a lonesome iob, as is shown here by Cheryl Dilley, Cindy Driesbaugh, and Karen Webb. ai Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Jan Anlhcr ny, Karen Webb, Pam Harford, CindyDries- baugh, Cheryl Dilley, and Cathy Derringer. A .. -sf f- --L, ' Jw -n 1 g bil G .S i wus! .wee-K.,-N. , .,A, .M ., S 5 mwntawtrweefr wx-feX1e,,.,,W Boftom row: Jan Anthony, Cathy Derringer. Second row: Karen Webb, Miss Ehrsam, Cheryl Dilley. Third row: Pain Harford Sharon Strasbough. Fourfh row: Debbie Betts, Nancy Beck, JoAnna Simon, Cheryl Kotterman. Last row: Barb Kear, Der1iSS B, Uhr' Cathy Derringer leads a cheer tor one of the boys make a foul shot. They Lead Our Basketball Teams Three Varsity Cheerleaders: Cheryl Dilley, Cathy Derringer, and Karen Webb, led the Varsity throughout the year. fit .v.....,.,,,3 ., Q ii i s gg- E g Euan-mimi its -. I so ,oc -L -. lf if f yt First row: Manager Stevelhomas, Randy Beach,JimMessmer, John Messmer, Don Walters, Tom Weber, Bob Pickett Ed Simon, Mgr. Second row: Assistant Coach Smith, Pat Weber, Pat Ball, Denny Huffman, Steve Cole, Dick Brown Kenn Trout, Head Coach Jesse. Big Falcons Sport -I3 Record Denny Huffman brings the ball down with Steve Cole following, Varsity Basketball I969-l97O Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale s... Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale A8 Wynford 52 Marion Catholic 64 Elgin 45 Pleasant 54 Hardin Northern 52 Bluffton 60 Ridgemont 82 Kenton 57 Carey 57 Van Buren 58 River Valley 56 Col. Crawford 73 Hardin Northern 75 Buckeye Central 72 Mohawk 60 Ridgedale 75 Upper Scioto Valley Tourney Trail 83 Ridgemont 74 Arlington 6l Bluffton ?f31sE.t:Lf7 Hy I ,gfii ,QK. T.IQEffI f! 1 P W gm DkB U' 'E ii Ng lf Es 4 ' l 1 e f i U A J 1' l R I flfgggq? l E 1 5 Q Y . 1 N-,,,.,1 'QW Civ sd' g 0 3' R pi -r A TQ L Q' if E ,.. Z...'i'I R+ r 5--6. 1 .5- t. First row: Charles Strasbaugh,Coach Smith,BobJones. Second row: John McEntee, Jerry Shark, Jim Messmer, John Messmer, Cal Miller, Mike Daersann, Pat Ball, Bob Pickett, Worthy Hassan, Harold Myers, Randy Beach. Junior Varsity Basketball 5-IO Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Junior Varsity Basketball 1969-1970 Wynford 27 32 Marion Catholic 47 37 Elgin 54 35 Pleasant 34 Bluffton 42 44 Kenton 5l 43 Carey 36 53 Van Buren 45 32 River Valley 47 39 Col. Crawford 48 35 Hardin Northern 39 Buckeye Central 48 52 Mohawk 30 44 Ridgedale 27 44 Upper Scioto Valley56 53 - . . . .M 'Y G8 Ai' gs! gi 'Y' Q8 ,145 ,, Q.,-1' Fronf row: Manager Marvin Cummings, Dave Phillips, Gary Bowman, Dole Waller, Ed Thompson, Coach Willis Webb. Back row: Dennis Thacker, John Fink, John Miller,DennyMcClanahan, Dave Alberl, Jerry Kear, Mike Hough, Bill Himes, Mike John- son, Dick Essinger, Dave Waller. Freshman Basketball Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Arcadia Ridgedale Upper Scioto Valley Arlington Carey Wynford Carey Upper Sci 0 Ridgedale Arcadia Arlington to Valley ii Don Wolters has o talk with Couch Jesse. ' 1, . i W! . Denny Huffman on 0 shot from one of his favorite spots, the corner. Pct Weber dribbles around another ployer Varsity Snaps Pai Weber wilh a shot from the corner. Karen Webb and Morris Hendricks dress up Denny Huffman for good luck for the coming game. What Basketball Really ls Tom Weber and Denny Huffman lie up another player. Don Walters jumps high above the other players lo try 56 for a baskel. ,wks 'om Weber shows everyone the sign on his iersey-FAL- Dick Brown is in close for cz try for two. EONS. i Victor Can Be Hard y Pot Weber ond Dick Brown press for the rebound to Achieve ! 'enny Huffman drives with one of Ihe most fovoriie men on The Court etching, the referee. sl. , 4' , I L x N o s. i Now coaches, please contain yourselves! Yes, he fouled! Well now, that's much better. Basketball From the Coaches Point of View Someone asked, Why don't we have at least one page devoted to the basketball coaches. Well, il seemed to be G good idea because they hardly ever get the credit that is due them. We hope that these pictures on this page will somehow show a little of the appreciation that is due them. First row: Jim Corbin, Neil Rosenberger, Steve Cole, Pat Weber, Ron Schoenberger, Deny Phillips, Duane Gib- son, Dale Woods, Rod McMaster, Troy Kear,DickBrown, Bill Human, Mr. Scott Renninger, Advisor. Second row: Ron Penrod, Jim Thompson, Denny Huffman, Jim Padgett, Worthy Hassan, Cheryl Dilley, Pam Harford, Cathy Deringer, Jan Anthony, Karen Webb, Jack Burgess, Dove Arlington, Kenn Trout, Mike Miller, Tom Weber, Don Walters. Third row: Bob Himes, Larry Ward, Bob Trout, Joe Henicle, Denny McClonahan, John Rahrig, Doug Vanlilburg, Paul Rickle, Denny Long, Jerry Shark, John Messmer, Mike Bacon, Harold Myers, Cal Miller, Ron Lauck. Varsity R Reward for Achievement in thletics li .. ' ,MA pn' First row, left to right: Troy Kear, PatWeber, Jack Burgess ll, Harold Myers, Keven Wright, and Ed Thompson. Second row: Coach Willis Webb, Cal Miller, Tom Weber, Randy Beach, Ted Clements, John Miller, Doug Von Tillburg, Assistant Coach James O'Conner, Third row: Bob Trout, Kenn Trout, Jim Thompson, Dave Albert, John Parks, Jim Messmer, Donny l'lemmerly.' Absent when picture was token: Bob Jones. L 25' KRS W 'w A ,W A 1 f fz -.7---A.. 3 cf MG if HRH I 9 ..aQ0v Lefl is 70's Assislanf Baseball Coach, James O'Conner. Right is 70's Head Baseball Coach, Willis Webb. RiverdaIe's Baseball Team F .fl A sad team! This picturewastaken after Riverdale finished second in the Hardin County Meet. Kneeling: Jim fPigeonl Padgett, John llvlousel Mclfntee, John lMinnowl Shark, and Dave lCornhuskerl Arlington. Standing: Coach Kamerer, Bill lColumbusl Human, Lyle lTurtlel Curl, Denny lfzeetl McClanahan, Joe fRoadrunnerl Henicle, and Mike fWhatl Johnson. Bill Human, senior, earned his fourth-year varsity award this year. Bill has been a greatasset to Cross Country the past four years, and he will be greatly missed next year. David Arlington, Junior, earned his second varsity award and turned in the best time on the team of lO:22. e Take Road to State This year for the first time a Riverdale athletic team quali- fied for the state finals. The Cross Country team did it by placing second out of nine teams inthe sectional. Then at the district they finished sixth out of the seventeen best teams in northwestern Ohio. But at the state meet they finished last out of the twenty-threeteamscompeting. Riverdale only grad- uates one senior this year and should have an even better season next year. Riverdale's Cross Country runners also won three of their four dual meets and one of their two triangular meets. ln maior meets they placed second in the Hardin County meet, third in the Zane-Kenton Invitational, and fourth in the North Central Conference race. All total, the Cross Country Harrier's had their best season ever and next season should retravel the roadto state and should come back with a better showing. 62 l969-70 Record DUAL MEETS 3.1 RHS ....... 1 1 1 33 Wynford . .. 1 1 1 22 RHS ........ . . 1 1 1 26 Hardin-Northern. 1 1 1 29 RHS ..... 1 1 1 24 Pleasant... 11131 RHS ....... 1 1 1 25 Rinky Dinks .. 1 1 1 32 TRI-MEETS 1,1 RHS ........ . . 1 1 1 31 Hardin-Northern. 1 1 1 37 Ridgemont ..... 1 1 1 61 RHS .....,.. 1 1 1 56 Bluffton ....... . . 1 1 1 42 Col. Crawford 1 1 1 29 Hardin Co ....... 1 1 1 2nd Zane Kenton lnv .. 1 1 1 3rd Sectional ..... 1 1 1 2,-,d NCC ...... 1 1 1 A111 District ..... 1 1 1 611, State ........ .......................... 2 3rd Take Road to State Denny McClanahan poses to show what a lonely sport Cross Country is. Only a Freshman, he still earned his letter and shows promise in future Cross Country teams. Joe Henicle, Sophomore, received his first varsity award. Here he strains to try to out duala USV runner at the finish. Jim Padgett, Junior, came out for Cross Country after missing his Sophomore year and earned his first varsity letter. .ky- . M i 1. , I Q t . 4 A t Q11 1 .I 63 I 1 i W X nfl' H-gt: Miss +-ff? Miss Cothy Deringer Senior Attendant Homecoming --ln. Q7-I7 Miss Bev Brown Junior Attendont '57 Miss Jon Anthony Senior Attendant M? Court 'Si it it Ms f . ' -, i ' ,. l na N Q ' Miss Pom Harford Miss Joonno Simon Sophomore Attendont Freshman Attendant 65 y 4 1, 'Nec 'FF 1 K V -new-ig, - Top: Chorlotie ond Court oidonce. BoHom left: Miss Poulo Messmer, I968 Homecom- ing Queen, giving herforewellspeechinwhich she possed her crown on. Bofiom right Queen Chorlofie giving her occepfonce speech os l969 Homecoming Queen. Left Senior Attendant, Cathy, with her father. Right Escorted by her brother is Senior Attendant, Jan. Middle left Bev, Junior Attendant, escorted by her father. 5 5 tl i . k as is x . Ju t se 5 . 5 ' c ' '.'.1J,.q 'I 1 Middle right: A picture containing the Homecoming Court. left: Pam's grandfather had the honor of es- corting her as the Sophomore Attendant. Right: Jo- anna, selected bythe Freshman Class, was escorted by father. - L w .Lv -7 Nw mia t T-' . f. .ifi'?5'ti'71i - if .-. 2 ' :Z 'I'l' Dave Arlington has been atop distance runner for the last two seasons. This year he broke the school's two mile record. Dave, Bill Human, Ron Schoenberger, Dennis McClanahan, Dennis Huffman, Ron Lauck, Steve Thomas, Steve Cole, Denis Phillips and Worthy Hassan were the top scorers this year. Dennis Huffman broke the l2O yd. high hurdles record. Falcon Thinclads Make It on the Cinder Road QF A few Falcon thinclads are relaxing atone of the meets. This year Riverdale had a good all-round team winning six outofseven dual meets, placing second in their only tri- ple meet and seventh at the N.C.C. meet. The team participated at the Elgin relays and at the Blade relays but didn't place in either. ...erases e, vtev R i I, M my wi, fi' gi P, it-ee Kneeling, left to right Charles Strasbaugh, Manager, Dennis Coin, Bill Henicle, Ron Lczuclc, Ken Ludwig, Steve Cole, Ron Pen- rod, JohnMcEntee,RickCramer,Richard Essinger,DaveArlington, Worthy Hassan. Standing: Coach John Hohn, Steve Thomas, Dennis McClanohan, Bill Hin1es,MikeHogan,DennisHuffman,Mike Hough, Ron Schoenberger, Denis Phillips, Bill Human, Dave Phillip, Mike Bacon, Coach Dave Jesse. Two Records Broken, One Tied Denny Phillips and Ron Schoenberger are resting up for their next event. Denny and Ron were both-sprint men and Ron lied the school IOO yd. dash record. U 8 B I1 3 IBMIIYIII First row: Michele Billock, Becky Derr, Nancy Clark, Beth Green, Marlene Humphrey, Kay Tiell, Deb Kotterman, Karen Webb, MarilynJury, Cheryl Dilley, Kathy Tracy, Bev Brown, Connie Metzger, Patty Hickle, Joyce Gallant. Second row: Ginger Houck, Betty Fast, Joan Bond, Kathy Miller, Joyce Haughn, Connie Huber, Lu Ann Martin, Sharon Wright, Sharon Seartoss, KarenWilleke,JanetStone,Debbie Stevenson, Ann Winebren- ner, Pam Musgrave, Beth Weber, Judy Cole. Third row: Kathy Pever, Chris Thomas, Debbie Riegle, Jill Gallant, Vicki McGarity, Martha Rigsby, Nancy Thiel, Bonnie Decker, Jane Lugibihl, Becky Rodabaugh, Pam Harford, MerilleeMarch, Iris Price, Sharon Stras- baugh, Sharon McDaniel, Charlotte Long, Bev Thacker, Marilyn Miller, Norla Stras- baugh. First row: Mary Miller, Joe Nell Myers, Donna Walter, Gina Clinger, Caryl Kam Deb Kotterman. Second row: Nita Bishop, Connie Parsell, Barb Kear, Bev Brown Cheryl Dilley, Kathy Derringer. 'H' SM MT U ls First row: Nita Bishop, Joyce Gallant, Betty Fast,Cheryl Dilley, Sharon Searfoss, Char- lotte Long, Norla Strausbaughfaecond row: Miss Lewis, Advisor, Bev Thacker, Joe Nell Myers, Mary Miller, Caryl Kain, Deb Kotterman, Karen Webb, Marilyn Miller. Basketball Teams First row: Cheryl Kotterman, Sandy Miller, Debbie Betts, Kathy Yeater, Kathie Shark. Second row: Cheryl Buxton, Kay Tiell, Ellen Stevens, Mary Ellen Billock, Vicki Musgrave, Cindy Alge. Third row: Gwen Ward, Becky Rodabaugh, Mary ln- body, Holly Crabill, lris Price, Sharon Strasbaugh, Merilee March. Q A , S Y 3 S Q l , i l 1 y I y l S! S -,, B , ,l .. . A LV 3' , l 2 A fl I Q Fl '- 23 S5 ' , . N , 323 L -N My 'L First row, left fo right Larry Ward, Charlie Strosbough, Brod Beck. Second row: Mr. Robert Komerer, Advisorg John Fink, Joe Boker, Steve Louck, PofBc1II. Boy's Golf IntramuraI's Wrestling T First row, lofi fo right Brad Beck, Dan fFIeai Hemmerly, John fMinnowi Shark, Dave Arlington, Worthy Hassan. Second row: Rick May, Mike CDorkJ Doersam, Ron Penrod, Jim Thompsom, Doug VanTiIburg, Gary Bowman, Mr. Renninger, Advisor. Riverdale Memories 4 I Music a..' U A fy . K Q W 1- . s I ' . Jfs 4- - - ' it Q - 4 . N- L.-1. First row, left to right: Ann Winebrenner, Bonnie Decker, Nancy Beck, Iris Price, LouAnn Humphrey, Barbara Dunbar. Second row: JoAnn Cary, Carol Rose, Shirley Arlington, Karen Webb, Brenda Long, Craig Ward, Joyce Gallant, Susan Baker, Brad Leeth. Third row: Debra Kotterman, Ellen Stephans, Sharon Seartoss, Ronnie Cornwell, Sue Wright, Beverly Brown, Mary Huston, Anita Forney, Cindy Bash, Pam Hartford, Sharon Albert, Cheryl Dilley, Holly Crabill, Ron Shoenberger. Fourth row: Cathy Wright, Peggy Plotts, Mary Grace l.atham,SandyLambert, Debbie Gathchell, Cheryle Koontz, Sandy Straut, Cathy Gath- chell, Patty Hemmerly, Sharon Frater, Marty Hall, Gary Stacy, Dennis Eades, Betty Fast, Marille March, Teresa Humphrey. Standing: Bob Cooper, Dixie Opper, Vicki James, Nita Bishop, Rodney McMasters, Brad Ellis. I969-I97O RHS Flute Quartet Left to right: Bonnie Decker, Nancy Beck, Iris Price, LouAnn Humphrey. Left to right: Jo Ann Cary, Carol Rose, Shirley Ar- lington, Karen Webb. Clarinet Quartet it -U15 1 L A , nr? . it f 1- .6 Wvv.- ir, f-,.,s f I X ,,5.,L.,. ,I ,A t 2, , , v - s X , ., Q V, 9 S in H ' 'vi' ', , gy 1 , ,f ww , ' i . ' ,..1,rt.2,f5i' - First row, left torighh Ann Cooper, Kathy Buxton, Regina Bair, Joyce Benner, Kathy Richenbacher. Second row: Joanne Passet, Vicki Pfeilter, Doug Van Tilburg, Gwen Ward, Karen Jollift, Karen McMaster, Karen Willeke, Third row: Jack Burgess, Sharon Rinehart, Joe Baker, Beth Weber, Marcia Wentz, Lullnn Stuckey, Julie Gatchell, John Fink, John Bunnell, Denise Bahr, Morris Hendricks, Janet Stone, Nancy Musgrave. Fourthrow: Jan Bell, Bruce Sampson, John McEntee, Jill Gallant, Nancy Rish, Cindy Alge, Marlo Hall, Becky Rickle, Marilyn Jury, David l-lankins, Sharon Rahrig, Debbie Long, Cheryl Kotterman, Barbara Kear, Donna Walter. Fifth row: Cheryl Kellogg, Pam Linke, Paula Rinehart, Kathy Tracy, Jane Lugibihl, Carol Stephen, Marilyn Mil- ler, Bev Thacker, Charlotte Long. Activity Band Band Officers Seated, left to right: Karen Willeke, Charlotte Long, Jo Anne Cary, Bonnie Decker. Sfanding,lefHo right Ann Winebrenner, Janet Stone, Holly Crabill. Left fo right: Bonnie Decker, Carol Rose, Kathy Rich- enbacher, Karen Willeke, Joyce Gallant. Woodwind Quintet Marching bond in procession drill. Presenting the Riverdale Marching Band wi First row, left to right: Ann Winebrenner, Bonnie Decker, Nancy Beck, lris Price, l.ouAnn Humphrey, Barbara Dunbar, Kathy Richenbacher, Second row: Jo Ann Cary, Carol Rose, Shirley Arlington, Joyce Gallant, Susan Baker, Brad Leeth, Joanne Pas' set, Vickie Pfeiffer, DougVanTilburg,GwenWard,Karen Jollift, Karen McMaster, Karen Willeke. Third row: Karen Webb, Bren' do Long, Craig Word, Deb Kotterman, Ronald Schoenberger, Jack Burgess, Sharon Rinehart, Joe Baker, Beth Weber, Cheryl Dilley, Holly Crabill, Teresa Humphrey, John Bunnell, Marilyn Jury, Morris Hendricks, Barbara Kear, Donna Walter, Janet Stone, Nancy Musgrave. Fourth row: Ellen Stephen, Sharon Searfoss, Ronald Cornwell, Sue Wright, Bev Brown, Bruce Samp- son, John Mclfntee, Jill Gallant, Kathy Tracy, Jane Lugibihl, Carol Stephen, Marilyn Miller, Bev Thacker, Charlotte Long. Stand- ing: Bob Cooper, Vicki James, Dixie Opper, Nita Bishop, Rod McMaster, Becky Derr, Brad Ellis, Director Mr, Willeke. Select Band Senior Band Members First row: Joyce Gallant, Kar- en Willeke, Bev Thacker,Mari- lyn Miller, Charlotte Long. Second row: Janet Stone, Beth Weber, Susan Baker, Ann Winebrenner, Karen Jolliff, Nancy Musgrave, JoAnn Cary. Third row: Rod McMas- ter, John Bunnell, Joe Boker, Ron Schoenberger, Bob Cao-- per, Ron Cornwell, 1 H 1 as-Pl.. 4-an A .x:-..' K fi K g MY Y X Y as 7 . 'S um s h ' l X 5 s Q' KE Nl I in I -Q 4. s ' 5 N r ' S. QF 'ri sl? ,J f al ! 4 4 , mu, ' 2 Firsf row, left fo right Mr.Willeke,Bonnie Betts, Joyce Gallant, Susan Baker, Mary Miller, Jane Fehnel, Carol Lawrence, Cathy Deringer, Gina Clinger, Karen Willeke. Second row: Ann Tiell, Vicki James, Louella Stransberry, Lydia Matter, Beth Bishop, Jane Lauck, Sharon Searfoss, Sharon Swanson. Third row: Becky Sons, Lou Ann Martin, Ann Kellogg, Becky Rodabaugh, Lois Rosenberger, Randy Beach, Brad Beck, Rick Rodabaugh, Rodger Brodman, SteveMcCann, Charles Strasbaugh. Fovrfh l'0W5 LuAnn Stuckey, Darlene Quail, Deb Shearer, Melanie Maag, Debbie Reigle, Bob Trout, Pat Ball, Tom Weber, Dennis Long, Jim Messmer, Mac Tiell, Dale Park, Jeff Bell. Times of Trial Prove Boys Ensemble Sophomore Left to right: Lydia Motter, First row, left to right: John Park, Bob Pickett, Mike Rice. Second row: Brad Beck, Louella Stansberry, Darlene Mike Doersam, Randy Beach, Tom Weber, Bob Trout. Quail' Vicki James' Second row: Lou Ann Martin, Debbie 82 l ff Q ' 3 55:33 x 5 , g v va , was 5 - My ,. ! , The Riverdale High School auditorium came alive two days this year with the music of two professional rock groups. Above: The New Dimensions. 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NW' ' In 3? twfrx A' KJ: if Q-'W ' W ,V ,V , ,, , .W ,M Denis McClanahan Ed Thompson Denis Cain Joanna Simon Peggy Brown Kathy Brown Kathy Buxton Charles Calvin James Clark Rick Clements Terry Cole Ann Cooper Lyle Curl Jeanne Derr Victoria DeWees Rita Draper Brad Ellis Donald Essinger John Fink James Forney Jill Gallant Cathy Gatchell Julie Gatchell Delbert Gault Jeff Getz David Gill Nina Graham Byrd Hall Jr. Marlow Hall Robert Hall David Hankins Richard Hassen Patricia Hemmerly Raymond Hendricks Allen Himes Robinn Mundy Vicki Musgrave David Newcomer Dixie Opper James Osborn Sheryl Parish Ronald Metzger John Miller Pamela Miller Sandra Miller Douglas Moffitt Beverly Mowery Mike Moyer Veron Moyer Jr. Jane Lauck Ronald Lease Pamela Linke Debra Long Mike Lutz Melaine Magg Rick May Larry McCloud Nancy McKee Beiamin McRill William Himes Mike Hough Kathleen Huesman Betty Human LuAnn Humphrey Mike Johnson Lorenzo Kalb Jerry Kear Cheryl Kellogg Warren Killingbeck Cheryl Koontz Mary Grace Latham Fashions for GAA initiation, left to right: June Riegle and Pat Hemmerly l 24 N 2 Largest Freshman class yet- Frosh invade RHS. Deborah Pever Vicki Pfeiffer David Phillips ffm +92 L N Margaret Pierson Debra Prater Daniel Radebaugh Rebecca Rickle June Riegle Robert Rife Paula Rinehart Nancy Rish Brent Robinson Cheryl Rodabaugh Lois Rosenberger Judy Rosser David Ralph Sattler Gary Schmuck Jay Searfoss Ruth Ann Searls Martha Searls Tim Sellars Diane Shaffer John Shark Debra Shearer X '19 Kenneth Sheets Brad Shuck Willldm Smith Rebecca Sons Dennis Stansbery Ellen Stephan Stephan Stephans LuAnn Stuckey Vicki Tackett Dennis Thacker Patricia Thomas Lisa Tiell sv. H by Q3 Lise 1 'Q X A jf .,.. T 'mfr 1 .i . ,Tlx ' s is . l X 'J is X A, ' SSR. 'Ms Steve Tracy Dale Walter David Walter Fred Walter Gwen Ward Ruth Wilkerson Stephan Woodard Kathleen Wright Kevin Wright Kathryn Yeater Monte Vent if SW, 1 A i :H In 4 1 .f ti? -r Studying hard, Ron? Class Gficers loft to right: Barb Kear, Vice-Presi dentg Charles Strasbaugh, Presi dentg Kathy Yeater,Reporterg Deni McClanahan, Student Council Denis Cain, Boys' Athletic Chai mang Sharon Frater, Secretar Cheryl Kotterman, Treasurerg J Ann Simon, Girls' Athletic Chai man. , R y u f- g csgk Qs 1 'xt l , sl u 'mfs Z ... -ri, lie ,..,, rg, W' Becky Rodabaugh, President, Iris Price, Secretary, Vicki James, Reporter, Kathy Rickenbacher, Treasurer, Done na Walter, Girls' Alhleiic Chairman, Doug Van Tilburg, Vice-President, Harold Myers, Boys' Alhleiic Chairman. Am , 78 Roberta Alter Mike Bacon Pal Ball Deb Barr Cindy Bash Brad Beck David Beck Jan Bell Jeff Bell Mike Betts Michelle Billock Bob Bishop Don Blair Joan Bond Luanne Brisloll Jeff Brown Marilyn Bryanl Becky Conley Holly Crabill Rick Cramer Mark Cramer Bonnie Decker Mike Doersam Barb Dunbar Doris Edginglon K , .3 ,gn :- 'iff N. m 0 - --:'-- if 3 f x .X 1 4 gg: 2 gil g li il ix kg, . , .i - f new ,SP r :K if?igg'i 'ig .l Craig Leeth Mike Livingston Bob Freed Dan Frey Debbie Gaichell Tom Gaul! Rodney George Cheryl Green Jack Hamlin Jim Hankins Pam Harford Joyce Haughn Joe Henicle Ginger Houck Connie Huber Marlene Humphrey Mary Hueston Vicki James Deb Koehler June Kin Sandy Lambert Becky Landon Ron Lauck Cora Lawrence Dennis Long Jane Lugibihl Jeff Magg Merrilee March Lou Ann Marlin Sieve McCann Sharon McDaniel John McEnlee Vicki McGarity Pat McKee Karen McMaster I ,W ..,..--aw., -7 'r Jim Messmer John Messmer ijnx ..... Qi fa ,L 1 u SPS if-M Ed Miller 19 Kathy Miller F AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Ken Sampson, Harold Myers, Garry Stacy, and Ron Lauck are wearing plaid pants - a popular fad with the sophomores. Cal Miller Carol Morris Lydia Motter Harold Myers Tim Nussbaum Bill Ogg Bob Parish Dale Parks Linda Parsons Joanne Passet Benson Perkins Burton Perkins B 'IPM Q-'aux Patty Pever Dick Pfeiffer Bob Pickett Peggy Plotts Iris Price Darlene Quail Judy Rader John Rahrig Sharon Rahrig David Rawlins Kathy Rickenbacher Debbie Riegle 31 if Martha Rigsby Becky Rodabaugh Debbie Rodenberger Carol Rose Bruce Sampson Ken Sampson Kolleen Schlatter Jerry Shark Wanda Smith Rodger Spath Garry Stacy Becky Stansbery Louella Stansbery Carol Stephan Sandy Stewart Jim Stone Sharon Strasbaugh Nancy Thiel Kay Tiell Mack Tiell Betty Truman AK'- Pam Harford is caught concentrating in Latin class?? Bonnie Truman Doug Van Tilburg Donna Walter Mike Wheeler Sharon Wright Steve Wright Peg Wyant T7 :VK Aiy nf' - SIP fi 3 ' it ,- la 1,f N -Q FY! 9 X .VX B ,cl w r x 3 Y N . l ii is r.. .1 T 5 r ' ' xl,.'s' fa Find any thing yet, Beek? you , T 4 .riff Mory lone Wyont .... President lorry Word . . Deb Clark . . . Ken Trout ,.,. Lynn lcwrence Tom Weber . . Karen Webb . Beth Bishop . . Ron Penrod . . Bob Trout .4.. David Arlinglo Shirley Arlingt Mike Atho Corolyn Bo ,.4Vice-President . , . Secretory . , , Treasurer ....,. Reporter . , .l3oys' Athletic Choirmcn ....GirIs' Athletic Chairman , . Student Council , , Student Council . . Student Council n OH iley Randy Beoch Ruthie Billoclc Tom Bond Bev Brown Donno Brown Jett Brown Jock Burgess Nancy Clark Ted Clerne Bill Cole Ed Conner nts 95 Richard Curl William Dawson Becky Derr Pete Dewees Cheryl Dilley Dennis Eodes Sieve Egberi Bobby Essinger Rose Fobo Betty Fast Darrell Gaul! Alice Gill Worthy Hasson Danny Hemmerly Morris Hendricks Patty Hickle 96 R ip X lk . ! . rw , - GO DENSIL! Bob Himes Pat Hodge Mike Hogan Denny Huffman Paulette Human Teresa Humphrey Mary lnbody Kerry James Bob Jones Marilyn Jury Terri Kauble Anna Kellogg Jerry Kimmel Colette Kirk Deb Kotterman Wayrwe Lamb Brad Leeth Brenda Long Ken Ludwig Rod McBride Mary Ann Meeks Connie Metzger Lonetta Miller Mike Miller Joyce Moser Carol Matter Debra Mundy Cathy Oman Jim Padgett John Padgett Ivan Parchei John Park Tony Parsell Kathy Pever 1 ks-fu . my ,F V ,Q T it Xii The rat race of the Junio stand is under way. ,, 3- Paul Rickle Sharon Rinehart Pot Sampson Connie Sattler Sharon Searfoss Lee Searls Kathy Shark Vicki Shearer Dan Shepherd Ed Simon Rick Simon Diana Spath Julie Steen Barb Stone Sharon Swanson Cindy Tarvin Charles Thiel Chris Thomas Steve Thomas Donald Thompson James Thompson Kathy Tracy Shirley Tucker Cathy Walter Don Walters Ron Walters Craig Ward Rich Weatherholtz Vernon Wells Marcia Wentz Russ Wetherill Tom Wigle Dean Willson Sue Wright 'ff'-Q-. -' 49351 .. . ski rx , N . jgqrii' .gn ' 33, isa, ' ' -. 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': '-,r '55 br' 1 ,gf y X , , XS , l if ai- Senior Senior Class Co-Soluluforion Vulodictorian Co-Salufalorion Pit Katy' Richard Allen Brown Charlotte Jean Long Connie Jean Parsell Joanne Alter Jan Evett Anthony Joseph Alvin Baker Susan Ann Baker A f a 4 .,,: .. ir -34: qv A QTQ aile 5 .gifs- Connie Marie Bash Bonnie Jo Betts Timothy l.. Boden Rodger P. Brodman President Vice- President Secreiary Treasurer AQQ5 as DBMS EUQGNG Phillips Carson E. Lugibihl Carol Diane Lawrence Dale M. Woods iris' Boys' hairr L L Chairman Nita Bishop Y Duane Gibson Reporler, Gina Clinger .C sv A wi W' f-T Carolyn Marie Brown John Bunnell Jo Anne Cary Barbara Ellen Clark O 1 I Mfr XMB' Bonnie Sue Clark Judith Kay Cole Steven Foster Cole The Senior girls .ix-em.. Nei..-.ff 1' A E if L ' A , l Nyf22'g!l sang ata number of ings and also at the Pr Robert Dale Cooper .-r-S 'Qi Nfv fLI'21-t James E. Corbin Ronald Dean Cornwell Donald P. Courtad 'V' Marvin G. Cummings Paul M. Decker ll Cathy Lou Deringer Ross R. Draper f 3 Y Q 4. . 'IL 1 X F Daniel Egbert Charles Elwood Jimmy Essinger .- K lily J fi - yt X , te V Q M X K S, V .ff K t . i t Jane Jane Fehnel Patricia Ann Forney Joyce Mae Gallant Larry J. Gault x A .... -A Elizabeth Ann Green Diane Kay Hamilton Kathleen Faye Hankins Jayme ll'larfordl lackett Nl Deborah Jean Hemmerly Susan Diane Hemmerly Becky lHickIel Shark fhe. Sue Human Rickey Ray Inman Karen Lee .lollitf E- ff' Caryl S. Kain Tro.y D. Kear Dianna Lynne Kimmell Q-7 A,-1. Loretta Holcomb AQHA wr-Mr Marjorie Jury Q ff, , Umm ,fl r . 1 .lil ! I 5 '1,c.,,,,j 'Tfasl-w D Q an 'f,4M I gil A awe. W sf.-l f My t' . Ar ' i la 1' f 1 . me lvl L The United States had a new day to celebrate in l97O, Earth Day. The pur- Norma Mae Kinnear Nancy Elaine Kneisley Robert Lambert Warren J. Lane v-'--'U Steve Charles Lauck David Lee Lawrence Sue Lawrence Ronald C, Linke L aaa L Q l lftlfldh LAWN, buff. V j 1 l ' ,Il-e - ll MIM' ,-A . LLLL Q fr- -:rf-G ' f , 5 .LL.. 34 KC fl,-1 K A X 90 mn N rr I.. ff, ,vsig ose for the day was an ll-out effort to clean up e United States. Stephen Anthony Moog L -5 L X ,avi Q Jody Kay Mcsfade steven Lee McBride 105 l.. nfs 'UM' , Ed McCloud Rodney A, McMaster Gary W. McRiIl X4 r- The l97O Senior class cers are pictured her Seated are Gina CI Nita Bishop, and Car vrtff' -'TV' Richard Martin Meeks Mary Ann Miller Marilyn Sue Miller Nancy Anne Musgrave Pamela Ann Musgrave Joe Nell-Myers 'nf Cynthia Lynne Newman Peggy Ann Ogg 1. 'Www ence. Standing are 1 9 Woods, Carson I-Ugg. Carol Ann Perkins Mary Ellen Pever Diqng Sylvig Rickie Denis Phillips, and e Gibson. trawl., .. I 5-S? ,lg N Earl R. Rigsby Roy Ray Roach Lonnie A. Rodabaugh Ricky Jon Rodabaugh f '-ii, 'YS Neil Rosenberger Stephen D. Salller Ronald Schoenberger Clair D. Schively W ,af MW.. Gary Sons Pamela S. Spath David Joe Steen Deborah Lee Stevenson William Foster Stewart, Jr. Janet Sue Stone Norla Lynn Strasbaugh Y' 5... ,ff Beverly Lynn Thacker Randolph Steven Vent James F. Walter LaDonna Taclcett : 'ff Beth Ellen Weber Patrick Weber Jerry Allen Wheeler Karen Ann Willeke 'Qs ev'- SA Ann Jane Winebrenner Ted A. Wright Debra Kay Hickle Class Colors Yellow and Green .+ . A Class Flower . , C Yellow Rose W r No Picture Available Denise Babcock Patricia Louise Brewer John Bristol Mary Ann Bristol Douglas Lane Dyer Joe E. Frazier Keith A. Haymond Columbus William Human Michael R. Rice Bonnie Sayre Riverdale Falcon New Trends Appear at Riverdale Maxi's and Wigs - - I A,----1--1 l i l i. u Maxi coats sported by JodyMcBride, Nancy KneisIey,and Mary Pever and Paul Decker wear the newest hair ap Carol Lawrence. pgrel, wigs. 5'-if Odds and Ends 1-g ,gi ' i M N , 1 e i S if ,QP I UV! ' 'YU Dole Woods receiving instructions from Couch Renning- ' i i 1 .. . K -- 'fn .' ii - '- ' V'Yp.i 'fini I W ' if w i'u2 if i . . - f - ., - p - - - gg . 1 v - ' iii ikni, iii., 1,i3si!ii1ii1iui.fw i iii i Y lt' V . v' , .i 45,- . . A .,,, 'X Q ei, . 'Q 6' -M x TLH4 g gi 5 N r pg 1-Q - or ' ' . A 3' X L, . ,- ,.,-MQW L ' - ' ' - 4 i e e 'QL' I' 1 The Riverdale marching bond wos led by head moioreiie Karen Jolliff. 's LF! w ILE BEtn mem ering, Realizing, ond Re-oc ing Out. Pursell os Co Orion. Our Future Lies Not In What We Are, But What We Will Become X X YS s - ees --NM ' Qfecfp-..,g..t:emi- kwggevifwfz .. M1 4:31. fg' if LLVLL 5 f . If Q. ,:vsw:.:fw.wi. OUI' peakers NUT IN mi-ser me nee- EUTNHHTNEMILL ucv., gk ' I c u fs X' . . . .wmv :,.'xmwgxzwsn,'- yy. a , , ., 25,123 H-,M , i f H5611 -rw-vfef 4 1-we-is I, I. ., gun. W eff W. 2 . ..:.:,' 1 EEEUME for the Evening Rev. Fred Landolt after offering a few words, asked everyone to bow for the Invocation. oard President, Mr. Ward gives a short speech before pass- Rev. Wilcox was our main speaker. Heis pastor of the Meth- g out the diplomas. odist Church of Mt. Blanchard. I E 5 E Estate it warm its it N HI N MILL. fig!! ' EEEDI 'W -,L- ,u - we-, :lv , 113 The Junior Honor Guard 'v. , The Female Grads The Male Grads Administration Secretory Mrs. Ruth Buess ,445 Principal Mr. Richard L. Reinehr 1 ? ,A Wu, V Ni? Mr. Jock C. Burgess Superintendent ,ii 5 5 F: 9' ' ' f Secretory Mrs. Colene Gofchell K iiifv- I V91 NLESXQ 'I Q YS iQ f .W-J X nu ly, We were unable to obtain a picture of the board members so we will have to be satisfied with a simple list of the mem bers. Tracy Baker, Clerk Neil Ward Paul Lauck Lee Kellogg William C. Buxton Louis Latham Riverdale High SchooI's Board of Education We, on the Talon Staff with much regret, have to announce that we found it impossible to obtainapicture of the Board of Education. You see, the first time that the picture was sup- posed to be taken, one of the board members was sick. This prevented us from obtaining one at that time. Another date was set up for the picture to be taken. Well, this time the photographer was sick. Thus, the picture was not taken. We apologize for this mistake, with the regret that these men cannotbe honored by a picture. We hope that you, the reader, appreciates the time and effort that these men ex- pended to give this area the best school in the state. in HUM. Willis Webb tonce orld History Government Mr. D. Ray Baum Americon History Governm ent Mr. Marlr Smith FHICDI1 Qifgiziiilzm Facult Mr. Raymond Myers Industrial Arts 'Rv , 'YW N' iik A0 N. Q if i'x.,,,.. AiQ'C5-iris.: Mr. Sturgil lndustriol Arts Mr. Ray Stemun Vocotionol Agriculture H9 Mr. Dave Jesse Mrs. Margaret Kear Mr. Regis Luger General Science Intensive Business Intensive Business Bookkeeping Typing Mr. Roberi Komerer Mrs. Carol Oman Mr. Russell Willelxe Psychology Home Economics Band and Choir Sociology Guidance Miss -lf-mel El'Sl10m Mr. William Herr Mr. George While l.ibr0Fi0n Algebra l-ll General Business Physics Intensive Business . N 3 gs, r. William Smith rig. eometry usiness Math W, WN.,- it W l.1i45Lkq,, We ti 1, fi Q-.15 -M X . WE, l f 1 l Ni., Mr. James O'Connor Mr. Scott Renninger Biology Health Chemistry Phys. Ed. at W 5 . has swan wanna! I, y 'in :www ww ull! rf mi mmm i ' mnnumununun 1l5wM13H lm rs. Kathryn Loiz An assortment of Riverdale's teaching staff at the lunch table ome Economics 4liss Maryann McNamara Mrs. Nancy Edgingfon Miss Joan Lewis and lntensified Business I Health panish I Consumer Economics Phys. Ed. panish ll K' mit? stiff Nfvx Mrs. Ellen While Arl I Mr. .lohn Holm En lish I En lish ll A in-' w----Ty Mrs. Sharon Bushong 9 9 Ari II English IV English IV Mr. While ond Lonnie Rodobough are having all kinds of fun, righl Mr.While. wg: Mr. Umphress is teaching one of his Junior English study periods. classes. Mr. Mark Smilh conducts one of Mr. Floyd Tippin Mrs. Jean March Mr. Sieve Umphress Science Advisor English I8.Il English III Lolin l8.ll Speech X X V. ing 4:- Es, 'Q us' f , 5 4 ,...'v- ' Upper left Mr. Spoon, Upper right: School Nurse DiAnn Weaver is doing ber lab. Middle: Wayne Cole, Bob Bennett, Harold Martin, Ralph Kear,Albert Karcher, Willis Corbin, Armin Launder, Garner Ream, Right: Ray Weber, one ofourtine custodians. . .ig 11 L- r i 1 f f 1 .-1 F. pu... N stil' ' Wlqlxxtl J' 'Q -Xl' no Assembly Committee Front row: Cheryl Dilley, Sharon Strawbaugh, Dale Woods, Bon- nie Decker, Joe Nell Myers. Back row: Bob Trout, Bev Thacker, Deb Clark, Luanne Stuckey, John McEntee, John Fink, Dick Brown. W00dS- Q- Q4 Office Helpers ' Mrs. Gatchell, Joanne Alter, Deb Hickle, Deb Stevenson, Bonn Betts, Jane Anthony, Norla Stausbaugh, Denis Phillips, Dale Woo B Doing Their Part, They Help the School Run Librarians Left to right: Sharon Searfoss, Luanne Bristoll, Karen Webb, Morris Hendricks, Ron Schoenberger, Ken Trout, Roger Brodman, Ken Ludwig, Joyce Moser, Ladonna Tackett, Dale Woods, Cathy Shark, Julie Steen, Loretta Holcomb, Carson Lugibihl, Norma Kin- near, Keith Hoymond, Bonnie Clark, Dick Brown,Charlotte Long, Kathy Hankins, Connie Huber. . 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Blanchard Sturms Market Fruehls Bakery Greerls Orchard Walter Shoes Dot7s Restaurant Photo Center Super X Drugs From Forest From Arlington Hempy's Hardware Paulineis Beauty Shop Arlington Sohio Shirk Barber Shop Essinger Apparel Shop From Kenton From Sycamore Gramlick Electric Colels Florist Colonel', Ellis Clothes Benner's Market Boyd's Men Store Keller Hardware and Roofing Boyd's Drug Store Romahako's Sales and Service First National Bank Duds Sr Suds From Wharton Champion Coal and Supply Company Allen Wholesale Company Vogue Shop Uhlmans Fair-Lichty-Resch Insurance Root Lumber Company Steinerls Jerrold's Men Store Home Savings 81 Loan Kenton Surplus Home Restaurant From Upper Sandusky Bill's Sunoco Wyandot County Auto Club Wilson Tire and Battery Lucas Funeral Home Grafmiller's Sohio Hart,s Jewelry Store Cramer Plumbing and Healing Wyandot Parts Company Montgomery Ward Agency Kiess Appliance From Findlay David Edmund Warren Bellz Clothing Co. Capitol Tire Dietsch Brothers Egberts Carpet Store Fenstermakerls Findlay Car Wash Inbody-Smith Realty, Inc. Major Appliance Co. Opper Drainage From Mt. Victory Black's Furs and Wool Professional Directory Doctors S. W. Fink, M.D. Mt. Blanchard, Ohio H. K. Van Buren, M.D. Carey, Ohio 'Dentists Norman Kear, D.D.S. Upper Sandusky, Ohio George Oklok, D.D.S. Upper Sandusky, Ohio Optometrists Dr. Edwin Winbigler Carey, Ohio Drs. Bair, O,Heren, Herr Findlay, Ohio ' jerry Wheeler Editor Kerry james . Photographer Bill Wonders Photographer Official Pholographvr for thc P I970 TALON Dicken and Wonders Studio ll9-121 Porry Sl. Fostoria, Ohio Ph. 435-3615 MT. BLANCHARDS B. a M. Auio PARTS INC. DMRY BAR Kenton Ada Forest Chocolate - Vanilla Sunclaes Twist Cones H L Fine Foods Cokes ' Root Beer lip f 'L l ,I f . R. V In . Zf l'I'ri-f .f':f,l4 Hr 'IPCC- ..,,. Shakes f :!4 Malts Open ll:00 a.m. to l0:30 p.m. Frank 8. Pauline Mclaughlin WARD'S LIVESTOCK A Phone 694-2700 Mt. Blanchard, Ohio THE CORNER MARKET C. B. Harford, Prop. Forest, Ohio KIRKLAND BOOTERY Everything in Shoes but Feet East Side ol Square Kenton, Ohio ZETTA'S WEAVING and NOVELTY SHOP Sewing Accessories-Yarns Gifts-Wallpaper-Order Book residence phone 694-2353 Mt. Blanchard, Ohic PACEY'S FRUIT FARM Fresh Frui 9 miles west of ts 81 Vegetables Upper Sandusky, Ohio on U. S. 30 north Make a Date to lubricate t BECKWITH SOHIO ARTZ DEPARTMENT STORE 1 Dry Goods Ready to Wear Notions Phone 294-2461 Upper Sandusky, Ohio WOODS STEER BARN A RESTAURANT Upper Sandusky, Ohio MOATTSA HARDWARE Compliments ot the Q T25 East Lima Street -V . tw 4 Phone 273-3201 Forest, Ohio BANK AGRICO SERVICE CENTER SOUTH OF FOREST Qualify Products S Y Id Results You GET THREE WITH A G R I C 0 SEE YOUR AGRICO DEALER A o all ROBERT M. BAIR - WAREHOUSEMAN Ph ne 273 3232 ' F 1 Oh ' CONGRATULATIONS to RIVERDALE HIGH'S Graduaiing Class from U ITED AIRCRAFT PRGDUCTS, INC sMlTHi'sIv e s y HOME s. Auio suPPLY I I7-I I 9 W. Wyandof Ave. Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone 294-35 I 5 I NORTH END COIN-OP LAUNDRY 8 DRY CLEANING I I6 Wesl Church SI. Upper Sandusky, Ohio Open 24 Hours BLITLER'S I G A MARKET GROCERIES MEATS LOCKERS 694-2527 MI. Blanchard, Ohio SWIFT OHIO CO. Machine Tool Manufacture Kenton, Ohio THE U. S. COMMISSION y y COMPANY, INC. D Grains Feeds Seeds Coal Fertilizer Builders Supplies Ashland Pelroleum Prod General Repairs Upper Sandusky, Ohio Phone AX4-2371 Carey, Ohio Phone 396-4561 Village Restaurant Upper Sandusky, Ohio PORTER MUSIC CO5 INC. Conn - Selmer H d O Band Instruments ummon rgons Steinway-Everett-Kimball Pianos Ludwig-Slingerland-Gretsch Drums Ph. 422-3015 530 S. Main Street Findlay, Ohio PRICE'S VARIETY SHOP Florence M. Price Mt. Blanchard, Ohio Phone 694-2175 Furniture Dishes Whatnots Some Primitives Larry's Gulf Lima 81 Gormley Forest, Ohio Ph. 273-2507 iT .f'i4't ' , -, Congratulations to the Class of 70 f i' i COIN -OP CAR WASH LEASE TV SALES and SERVICE Zenith TV 8. Stereo Mt. Blanchard, Ohio. Phone 694-3394 G. W. KROUT A Livestock Hauling Phone 694-3403 Mt. Blanchard, Ohio BILL'S GULF SERVICE WAYNE COLE South Main Street Welding and Blacksmith Shop BlUl'1Cl1Cl d Whqrfgnl I KRAUS JEWELERS K nion, Ohio WHARTON CUSTOM CANNER Wharion Oh Ph 458 2531 FOREST . DALLY FUNERAL HOME LUMBER AND 5UppLy AI gf Oh Ph 3655121 B iS d E yih gTo Build Anyfh g B I46 F 1 Oh STEPHAN LUMBER REED'S meh srkvlu: COMPANY Front End Alignmeni Wheel Balancing Farm Service Upper Sandusky, Ohio Ml. Blanchard, Ohio BERT'S BARBER SHOP e 12 BLUES FuBNnuBE n The Besi Place To Gel Trimmed In Town Upper Sandusky, Ohio Wharion, Ohio LITE-STAR OIL CO. WHARTON HARDWARE Parts-Service-Appliances UPPe S0ndUSl4y. Ohio Marvin Beach Phone 458-2202 Your Needs Our Specially 135 HANCOCK FARM BUREAU A CO-OP ASSN. Mt. Blanchard Elevator . . . . . Phone 694-3123 Mt. Cory Elevator . . . . Phone 477-54ll . Williamstown Elevator . . . . . Phone 365-5231 Grain Terminal . . . . . Phone 423-26ll Service that makes Fine Products ' Eatmor Neumeisters CAKES , Wedding Birthday 81 Special Home of Neumeister ENRICHED BAKED Goodies Also lwnclled at Homemade Candies i I Kirby Packers . Corner Poclcet Boxed and.Bulk Forest Super Dollar Corner Market Village Inn Mary's' Restaurant Upper Sandusky' Ohio Wharton Restaurant HIELDS FU ER L HCDME K if f .' - zz, , f,4.. fffavu AI I pg., VXA 'Q , 4 IV ' ww-rua ,Ah up 5+ ' W 'YI ' ,.,',., ' , Foresi, Ohio F REST FARM SERVICE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Sales and Service Ph. 273-249I Foresh Ohio FOR the BEST in USED CARS 1212 Blanchard Avenue Findlay, Ohio MILLER MOTOR QSALES Phone 423-2264 - Compliments to Class of 70 Dow Chemical Co. MYERS BODY SHOP Expert Color Moiching 1815 Blanchard Ave. Ri. 37 Findlay, Ohio Phone 422-l23l Body 8. Fender Expert Refinishing 4 Repairs Findlay Glass' Company 213 E. Crawford Findlay, Ohio ZlEROl.F'S Clothes Men liilue liindlay. Ohio .laqua's Sporting Goods 'l'wo Loi-alions 225 N. Main or Forl Findlay Villagv Findlay, Ohio Colegrave Electric Route- 3 Findlay, Ohio Phono 422-9575 Conlplimvnls ol' CSR Body Shop Sandusky on l,SlDUllI'lll' Findlay, Ohio Ph. 423-04-65 The Band - Orch Shop Sailers - Rentals - Repair 729 N. Main Findlay, Ohio Porsonulizi-il Servici- Wall llommcr livsl W ISllI't-6 lo Class of 70 Bob's Floor Covering lil. 3 Findlay, Ohio livsl Wisllus lo Brindles Wayside Furniture Co. H..-f:ir.u.,fm 27l0 N. Main Sl. lfindlaiy, Ohio Crates Funeral Home 24 hour ambulance- sa- vi monmnr-nts Arlinglon, Ohio flfl54-5262 Findlay Diesel Injector Service Inc. fl-07 Walnut Sl. lfirullary , Ohio . i-.fmelis , ,- ...sa..wi.:..'SFYt' ' B 8 G DRUGS 528 S. Main Street BROOKSIDE PHARMACY l33l N. Main Street Findlay, Ohio . twirl 33.3 1 F iionggrululallions lo llu- 0 lilalss ol' 70 Findlay Merchant Asso. JOHN STEINMAN LLIMBER COMPANY lumber and Builder's Supplies Phone 365-5454 Arlington, Ohio l39 b0l'lgl'HlI.llHllUl W Raymond E. Tuorrey Class of 70 Lime SL Stone Forest Hal i g Forest, Ohio QLIiCk Clean Phone 273-2081 Laundry , I . A AT V. V E 1 1Complimcnts Don s Sohlo a s or to Sm Time-Up Brake Work Tires - Batteries Ph. 273-2559 Forest, Ohio First National Bank Forest, Ohio Every Banking Service Compliments of Hamel Insurance BROWN'S MARKET Agency GROCERIES and MEATS 408 Mad River St. Forest, Ohio Ph. 27312103 Charles S1 Eloisf Phone: 458-201 1 Hcbble Wharton, Ohio A.E. ROBY, INC. B. AND B. NITROGEN Complete Office Service Office Supplies School Supplies FERTILIZER I Printing Office Furniture Sales and Service Kenton, Ohio Mt. Blanchard, Ohio I Phone 694-3771 Phone 675-I I I8 'ifiwwwwiiw H Heating Plumbing WALTER SERVICE WCRK CO. Roofing SPOUHUQ Whorion, Ohio Home Phone 458-2301 Office Phone 458-2425 ,, l,.ifW ?,m :ff Compliments T H E Dr.8Mrs. H.R. Wenner Carey, Ohio KENTON TIMES Read Fresh LOCAL NEWS I Every Day Complete Line Building Materials Ready Mix Concrete I Phone 396-2831 Carey Phone 387-7727 Vanlue BURSON - HILL, INC. 104 East Findlay St. Carey, Ohio Styled Clothing and Jewelry CAREY IMPLEMENT STORE 123-5 South Vance St. Carey, Ohio 43316 International and Farmall Tractors McCormick Farm Machines SALES---PARTS---SERVICE Phone 396-5401 I3ORDEN'S MILK PRODUCTS W f jj, I- Q Q 17 ' I Glenn March, Distributor Forest, Ohio 143i Traucht Store Groceries, Locker Plant Phones Store 365-5111 Meat Dept. 365-5112 Arlington, Ohio TOWN 8 COUNTRY HARDWARE 313 S. Main Opposite Courthouse Blue Luster Shampoo Findlay, Ohio Osborn Motor Motor Sales and Wrecker Service Kenton, Ohio John A. Hendricks Wool - Hay Congratulations to the Class of 70 Carey, Ohio Heck's Cleaners 218 E. Findlay Carey, Ohio Hussey's Shell Service Tires - Batteries Accessories Carey, Ohio HERFF JQNES CO. C. W. Roberts, Representative Box 38 Maumee, Ohio Class Rings AWUYCIS Vifhirlpool Best Wishes To The RIVERDALE HIGH SCHOOL Class of '70 14 IAMS PURE DIL L M SI dS Mt Bl h d Oh Phone 694-3461 N 1' CGNGRAIULATIGNS fo the graduating blass of IQYU ml j In your adult life you will find- hope and humor .... interest and integrity .... friendship and understanding .... love and loyalty .... Provided you bring them with you! Q COOPER TIRE 8: RUBBER COMPANY Cooper a Findlay, no PR-oao DAILY CHIEF-UNION M. W. Martin, President Paul Creger, Managing Editor Advertising cIoesn't cost It pays UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO FOREST IMPLEMENTCOMPANY, INC. John Deere Sales and Service . Phone 273-2741 Forest, Ohio HERZCJG LIME 8g STONE CCDMPANY Phone 273-2051 Pulverized Agricultural limestone Crushed Stone - All Sizes DELIVERY ond SPREADING SERVICE Forest, Ohio Thacker S Sons Building 81 Contracting 3144 W. Gage or 203 W. Zimmerman St. Forest, Uhio Ph. 273-2453 or 273-2935 Residential Building and Remodeling Also Light Industrial DEISLER SNIP 'N KURL BEAUTY SHOPPE 2 lf2 Miles East of Rt. 37 on 30 N. Rt N 3 Forest, Ohio Pl10I1e - 453-2213 Compliments ol STRALEYS COFFEE SHOPPE a I DAIRY BAR Ideal Meat Market R bert B. lVlcQu0wn C Rilo Meat SUPER VALU FOOD MART - Kenton, Ohio K Oh I ZlIVlMERIVlAN'S GREENHOUSE I AND FLOWER SHOP MISS ff MASTER I Flowers lor All Occasions Area Wide Free Delivery P K Oh' Phone 294-T231 5l4 West 'Johnson Street Upper Sandusky, Ohio I CAREY PLASTICS INC. 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