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

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Sophomore national Honor Society members. Row 1: Tang Kanjanapitak, Brad Ashpole, Kris¬ tin Braet, nhat Trong Hoang, Mike Boehm, Ann Carlson, Amy Lillis, Hadil Diab, Qretchen Wood, Cheryl Cramer. Row 2: Greg Wilkening, Teresa Huizinga, Kristine McQuigg, Dana DePooter, Kantina Carroll, Christine Stuart, Terry Thom¬ as, Mindy Bennett, Karol Kessler, Bryan Blew, Mike Petersen. Row 3: John McGonigle, Christy Adamson, nicole Martin, Jenny Gustafson, Carolyn Harkins, Curt Oelschlaeger, Eric Robb, Brian Richeson, Wayne Meyer, Tom Stevenson, Brett Lagerblade. Row 4: John Renneke, Wade Torres, Eric Moore. Jason Bums, Andy Pfister, Angella Rocycki, J.W. Hass, David Moline, Ian McCallister. Junior officers for national Honor Society this year are Yung-Yu Ma, Tanya Chapman, and Jennifer Collins. Junior national Honor Society members. Row 1: Linda Ehrmann, Gretchen Tweet, Stephanie Quade, nuku Lampkin, Alison Miner. Michelle Avgenackis. Tanya Chapman, Matt Helms, frank Eirinberg. Row 2: Susie Gibbons, Tammy Beane. Lisa Janssen, Sara friedrichsen, Tracy Schneider, Chris Meilsen, Todd Henneman, Louis Uptmor, Betsy Bell. Row 3: Jennifer Col¬ lins, Becky Milton, Kim Brozovich, Christian Erickson, Brent Metcalf, Tom Cudworth, Jens Lape, Troy Anderson. Row 4: Donyelle Devore, Virginia Plutz, Steve Veroeven, Karl Eastlund, Scott Smull, Micheal Borcherding, Yung-Yu Ma. The officers for the senior national Honor Soci¬ ety members are Beth McDevitt, Seema nazeer, and Bridget Budde. national Honor Society 89

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Academic achievers Each year, a select group of sopho¬ mores, juniors, and seniors become provisional or full members of nation¬ al Honor Society. To become a mem¬ ber, a student must maintain a cumu¬ lative grade point average of 3.5 or better. Students work hard to achieve the grades necessary to join national Honor Society. Maintaining high grades while being active in various other organizations or activities is an effort for which to be commended The induction ceremony in April is the highlight for members as it is the time when sophomores and juniors be¬ come provisional members and are honored for their outstanding aca¬ demic achievements during their first two or three years of high school. Also at the induction, the seniors be¬ come official members and the high honor students, those who have maintained a cumulative grade point of 4.0 of better for seven semesters, are especially honored for their suc¬ cess academically throughout their years at Rocky. Regardless of who is at the top, all of the National Honor Society members have worked long and hard and defi¬ nitely deserve the recognition they re¬ ceive. helping Miss Strohl look over invitations to the induction ceremony are sophomore members Mary Walgast, Shalonda Haskins, Kirk Peterson, Jeff Patty. Valedictbrian Zach Maurus is flanked by co-salutatorians Robin Kahn and Monica Qrowe. Seniors with High Honors. Front row: Colleen Carroll, Lena Lee, Beth narske, Julie Payton, Sandy Johnson. Back row: David Kingan, Mark Moran, Kris Farwell, Zach Maurus, Monica Qrowe, Rob narske, Robin Kahn, Ra- heem nazeer, Amy Helpenstell, Lona Mathis. Beth McDe- vitt. Senior national Honor Society members. Row 1: Sandy Johnson, Raheem nazeer. Lena Lee. Col¬ leen Carroll, Beth McDevitt, Amy Helpenstell, Beth narske, Seema nazeer, Julie Payton, Linda McCoy. Row 2: nick Roberts, Lona Mathis, Rob narske, Dan Shallman, Kris Farwell. Cary David, Maureen Coogan, Monica Qrowe. Becky Koeppel. Row 3: Mark Moran, Troy Motz, Craig Hullett, Zach Maurus, Matt Stem, Bridget Budde, Robin Kahn, Candy Wise, David Kingan. 88 national Honor Society

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Senate . getting active Getting active in school and commu¬ nity activities is what Senate is all about. When the Christmas season came around the Senate participated in a canned food drive to help feed the needy and also took part in an Adopt a Family program to give people a sense of caring. Swirl is an event which Senate takes great pride in holding. Committees are formed and many hours of work are put in to make the dance such a great success. Once again this year. Senate will be sending students down to the District and Sate Conventions. These conven¬ tions are held to gather the student senators from various schools throughout the state to discuss the different responsibilities, activities, and fund raisers which are held by the groups each year. The organization feels they have been an asset to the school thanks to sen¬ ate sponsor Miss Anne RolofT and the support of students and staff. 90 r 4 jC s. MiS 1987 88 Senate Officers include President Jennifer Bills, Vice President Martin Snyder, Secretary Deb bie Posateri, Treasurer Zach Maurus, and Parlia¬ mentarian Julie Payton. Senate -ft f s ' Senior Senators: Front row: Kelly Fairman, Jenny King. Debbie Posateri, Julie Payton, Melissa Esparza, Jennifer Bills. Back row: Mark Moran, Craig Mullett, Zach Maurus, Brent Smith, Ryan Cockerill.