Rock Island High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

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AFS Members Make World a Little Smaller AFS members are: First Row, Roni Scherer, Molly Patton, Bruce Eagle, Teresa Lehnerer, Rory Thomp¬ son, Kevin Brandt, Roy Phelps, Tim Curry, Doug DeMeyer, Roxie Varner, jamie Schneider, Susie Gor- such, Rachel Fritz, Lili Camelin, Rebecca Franck. 5ec- or)d Row, Lori Skafidas, Cindy Kay, Kathy Klatt, Debbie Kelly, Debbie Andrews, Missy Lawhorn, Deb¬ bie Zukerman, Rebecca Nachbauer, Lynn Neifing, Judy Roderick, Sabine Merki, Martha johnston. The American Field Service club. Founded upon the ideal of promoting international understanding, by exchanging ideas and friendship. Beginning with a Lincoln Park party welcoming Rocky ' s exchange students. Filling in the year by selling Christmas cards which help support the AFS program. Sampling an array of cross-world foods at their Christmas party. Sponsoring the annual AFS drive to raise money for future exchange students. The AFS assembly: planning, performing, parading; showing communication. AFS means honoring Yoko and Sabine—one last time. Teresa Kelleher, Darcy Downing, jill Punkeiwicz,er, Darcy Downing, jill Punkeliwicz, Debbie Phelps, C Debbie Phelps, Carol Dean, jane Appier, Diane Akin, Lyn Foley, Terri Bolt, jan Ellis. Third Row, Mary Clon- inger, Carol Clark, Lyn Turnbull, Tracy Mitchel, joAnn LaBare, Debbie Schubert,Melinda Capitani, Guen Foulks, Yoko Yamana, Linda Dalkof, Sara Peterson, Susan Saylack, janet Bertelson, Debbie Mahlow, Kathy Hacket, Pam Withenberry, Rita Ewing, Taryn Bretz, jane Ander, Diane Day, Chris Lundquist. Fourth Row, Sharon Swim, Debbie Foley, Becky Shultz, Lisa Haller, Debbie Fulerton, janet Miener, Patty Hickman, Susie Swedberg, Cathie Creger, Cathy Coplea, Sue Reinhart, Kathy Albrecht, Paula McFall, Ann Erwin, Kathy Hughes, Cindy Long, Debbie Wil¬ liams, Susan Schultz, Michelle Noble, and Beth Peter- AFS officers Debbie Foley, president, Roy Phelps, treasurer, Lori Skafidas, secretary, and Debbie Phelps, vice- president, head the international organization.

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Key Club Sells Programs, Buttons at Games Key Club. A junior branch of the Rock Island Kiwanis Club, which promotes community service through student leadership. Starting after-game movies to support their Drug program. The Drug Operation—a year round project with an anti-drug message. The annual soap drive—4000 bars. Selling Champaign on the Rocks ' ' boosterbuttons. Printing, folding football programs, a traffic control device, environmental activities, helping in the Kiwanis carnival, attending weekly luncheons, volleying against GAA: Many of the activating functions which Key Club sparks. Various Key Clubbers offer their services selling programs at Rocky football games. Forming the K of their club are members, f rst Row, Doug Elliott, Mitch Clendenin, Bill Butler, Mark Creger, john Chappell, Rory Thompson, Pete Young, jim Turner, Rob Hoffman, Pete Maisenbach, john Cochran, Lew Valsoano, john Schweibert, Craig Hall, Bob Blick, Bob Clevenstine, Second Row, Scott Grat u, Bob Davis, Dave Pelton, Doug Frazer, john johnson, Randy Crompton, Doug DeMeyer, Ted Stone, jerry Mitchell, Third Row, Greg Carlsen, Drew Newton, Nick Karzin, Bruce Hamming, Howard Golden, jon Spurgeti s, Roy Phelps, Scott Reid, and Dave Ernat. Officers of the Key Club are Drew Newton, Doug Elliott, Doug Frazer, and john johnson.

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Yoko ' s tales of her native country japan entertain APS members. Sabine learns that fallen leaves are a part of an American autumn. APS students Yoko Yamada, Sabine Merki, and Lori Skafidas hear, see, and sp)eak no evil. Lori relaxes by the Brazilian shore. 29