Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

The Shamrock 1960 presents Those Golden Years ’ CONTENTS Administration and Faculty......................2 Student Body Officers.......................... 7 Classes ....................................... 9 Activities................................... 31 Sports.........................................51 Supplement.................................... 65 Published by: Leprechaun Press Riddle High School Riddle, Oregon Carol Stuart.............Editor Nina Henry .... Ass't Editor Alice Walker...........Manager Administration A familiar figure seen around the high school building in the fall was Superintendent of Douglas County School District 70, Mr. Kenneth A. Stuart. As were many other people, Mr. Stuart was quite interested in the progress of our new addition. The men seated below were the members of our School Board who saw fit to put the issue before the voters which eventually led to the completion of our new dressing room-classroom facilities. Members are: Harold Olsen, E. E. Daniels, Chairman; Fred Vedder, Clinton Hedberg, and Wayne McCoy. Not pictured is Mrs. Mildred Vaughn, clerk. Faculty MR. JACK SALO B. A. University of Denver Physical Education Health Driver Education R Club Advisor Guidance Junior Advisor Football Coach Track Coach MR. ROBERT CASEBEER B. S. Southern Oregon College of Education English Social Studies Journalism Guidance MR. JOHN W. GEORGE B. S. Northern Illinois University Industrial Arts R Club Advisor Baseball Coach MRS. PRISCILLA GAEDECKE B. A. Macalester College Commercial Library Librarian Advisor MISS MARY LYNN HOLM B. S. Lewis and Clark College M. Ed. University of Oregon Physical Education Health Freshman Advisor Science Guidance G.A.A. Advisor Shamrock Advisor MR. GILBERT GORDON B. A. Whitworth College B. D. Western Baptist Seminary M. Ed. Linfield College English Social Studies French Honor Society Advisor MR. LYLE JARVIS B. S. Linfield College Social Studies Speech R Club Advisor I. R. L. Advisor Sophomore Advisor Wrestling Coach MR. DEAN CROSIER B. S. Colorado University M.A. Colorado State College of Education Mathematics MR Club Advisor Senior Advisor Basketball Coach 5 MRS. MARGARET MC GEE B. A. University of Oregon Commercial Girls1 League Advisor Guidance Science Mathematics Pep Club Advisor Majorette Advisor Cheerleader Advisor MRS. KATHY ROBERTS High School Secretary MR. DALE RUSHTON B. S. University of Oregon Sophomore Class Advisor MRS. CAROL SEASON B. S. Oregon State College Home Economics English MR. JACK MAHONEY B. S. University of Oregon Band Dance Band Chorus Pep Band Student Body Officers These officers spent a busy year serving the students of Riddle High School. Their jobs were many and varied; there were times when they were unthanked. Student Government is impossible without leadership. These students provided that leadership. JACK BALL, President Unfurling our flag in preparation for a Student Body meeting are Bob Sailv, Vice-President; Lynda Myers, Treasurer; Deanna Harper, Secretary; and Bruce Minmaugh, Sergeant-at-Arms. 7 Student Council The Student Council, the official student governing body, is composed of the student body officers, the class presidents and the class representatives. This year the Council took charge of the Homecoming plans, which included a successful Rally, a rousing Parade and the traditional Homecoming Dance. Other activities of note include the completed revision of an out-dated Student Body Constitution and taking charge of the student Christmas Program and Dance. Left to Right: Shirley Wells, Dennis Hunt, Treva Buley, Diana Simmons, Lynda Mvers, Deanna Harper, Gary Slay, Jack Ball, Marty Bonn, Roger Foster, Bob Saily, Bruce Mimnaugh, Phil Newcomb and Bill Markham. Q ii ST CD CD n CD iip ilium Do You As a Sophomore you racked up the microscope, as Delaytie Franklin and Walter Brown are doing, and set to work to produce those beautiful drawings ? The Juniors complained about those tough United State History exams? Faye King and Gaila Owens are having a study session to learn those dates that plagued them throughout the year. As you sat in front of vour music stand each morning and warmed up your instrument, you longed for the new music room to be completed? David Clark, Maxine Shelby and Chuck Gordon waited patiently as did the other Band members. 10 Remember When? You were in the Bookkeeping class with Peggy Koerner and Gary Lousignont and everyone was concentrating on getting those accounts to balance? Janice Rhoads and Richard Jones had to untangle plenty of Knotty” Physics problems and experiments along with the rest of the class? It was fun, but those tests came regularly. fK The whir of the machines from the shop class got to be almost deafening, but you knew that Mom would be very proud of the lamp which took so much time to make? Dennis Whaley puts the finishing touches on his lamp as Gene Morrison gives expert advice. The lights burned long and late so that Tom Bonn and Bob White could finish those mechanical drawings and hand them in for a grade? There always seemed to be work for everyone and a certain sense of accomplishment for a job well done. 11 r You had a touch of envy for the students like Karen White and Sharon Lousignont who got to test all of that interesting Driver Training equipment? And when the new green Ford was delivered they all got to take joy rides regularly? As you walked up the hall, you were greeted with a smell that made vou feel as though you hadn't eaten in weeks? As it turned out it was Moiselle Morrison, Carol Johnson and Lorraine Cam practicing how to bake a tempting morsel in Home Economics class. As Seniors you put in long hours in the library writing those term papers for Social Problems? Nina Henry, Mitchell Sell and Ramon Stremcha discuss their topic. Those English vocabulary assignments set your head to spinning with definitions? Pat Cyphert and Ann Johnson are getting prepared for tomorrow's class. Freshman Class Offi cers The Freshman class started off the year with plans that included: a rag drive, class dues, and a luncheon. A community project was also considered. Four diligent frosh represented their class well by re-erecting and repainting the R for the Homecoming. DIANA SIMMONS, President Bill Markham, Class Representative and Sara Preston, Vice-President, look on as Lonna Walker, Treasurer, deposits some class dues in the bank. Not pictured is Bill Loper, Secretary. 13 I' t 4 I I Joyce Jordan Elizabeth Sutton Sandra Craig Ronnie Weakley Ava Teel Gary Edwards John Navarro 11 Carolyn McCoy Class Ciayetta Hall 14 Patricia Shepherd Mike Whitney Terry Edwards Darlene Picklesimer of 1963 David Clark o Bob White Connie Winchester James Cowley Ernest Blankenship Diane Foster 15 Judy Dean Velnia Colter Donna Owens Not Pictured: Garry Frahm Bill Loper Stella Peoples Dian Fields 16 Cassandra Spain Linda Nichols Roxa Aker Maxine Shelby Sophomore Class Officers The Sophomore class, like other classes, was generally concerned with making enough money to finance their coming activities. Money making projects that were under consideration for the class were game concessions, a slave auction and a cake walk. PHIL NEWCOMB, President Smiling for the photographer are Shirley Wells, Class Representative; Arlene Gibson, Secretary; Gary Slay, Treasurer; and Mike Schofield, Vice-President. 17 of 1962 Joene Bonn Darrell Shelby Darrell Wilfong Phil Kelsey Penne Myers Wayne McEntire Karen White Laurence Hunt Paul Loughridge Ila Keele Bob Hamilton Cathy Aker Not Pictured: Walter Brown Leland Paetz Mike Croney Joe Saily Lynn Fogus Dennis Whaley Mary Bentley Clifford Pinnell 20 Bob Mosley Delayne Franklin Junior Class Officers This year the Junior class was very active. The major activities were the paper drive, slave auction, chile feed. Junior class play, and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. BOB SAILY, President 9 9 Discussing their money problems are Deanna Harper, Secretary; Jean Armagost, Vice-President; and Linda Humiston, Treasurer. 21 Faye King - -If, Larry Slay Gaila Owens Tony Monteleone i i Dennis Dunn Class Not Pictured: Ralph Hanson Ann Cassidy of 1961 Mike Patrick Sue Hughes Paulette Cockrum Bob Carmichael David Weakley 23 Ron Me Entire Eddie Wilborn a. Neil Gibson Sandy Fowler Carol Stuart Peggy Koerner 24 Senior Class Officers The Seniors' principal activities for the year were their class play, and deciding on a gift to present to the school. Lots of time went into choosing announcements, being measured for caps and gowns and various other typical senior activities. MARTY BONN, President Discussing graduation announcements are Treva Buley, Class Representative; Mitchell Sell, Treasurer; Rodney Johnson, Vice-President; and Dorothy Williams, Secretary. 25 DOROTHY WILLIAMS Class Sec. 4; Annual Staff 4; Lep. Log 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 3; Girl's League 1,2,3,4, Social Chmn. 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Service Award 4; Shorthand Award 3. TREVA BULEY Std. Bdy. Class Rep. 4; Band 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 2; Pep Band 1,3; G. A. A. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Girl's League 1.2,3,4. Class MARY RUTH EDWARDS Pep Club 3, 4; Girl's League 1,2, 3,4; Lep. Log 2,3,4; Green R 3; New s Bureau Chief 4; I. R. L. 3; Intramurals 3,4; Class Play 3; Service Award 3; Typing Award 3. LYNDA MYERS Std. Bdy. Treas. 4; Std. Council 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Intramural Chmn. 4, Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Girl's League Treas. 4; I.R. L. 3. SYLVIA SUTTON Intramurals 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4, Treas. 2,3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chearleader 3,4, Yell Queen 4; Girl's League 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; I. R. L, 3. DIXIE HOWES Class Rep. 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Girl's League 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Letters Awards. 26 JIM BALL Std. Bdy. Sgt. at Arms; Sgt. at Arms 2,3; Std. Council 2,3; R Club Vice-Pres. 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Best Personality 3,4; Homecoming King 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4. BRUCE MINNAUGH Std. Council Sgt. at Arms 4; I.R. L. 3, Pres. 4; R Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Football 2,3; Track 3,4; Basketball 4. of 1960 DENNIS HUNT Std. Council 1,2,3,4; Class Rep. 1,3, Pres. 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; U.V. L. Honor Band 3,4; Shamrock Staff 1,2,3, 4; American Legion Award 3; Who's Who 4; Std. Music Director 3,4; Green R 2, Editor 3,4. MITCHELL SELL Class Treas. 4; I. R. L. 3,4,Treas.3; Green R Staff 3; Sq. Dance Club 2; Speech Club 3. MARTY BONN Vice-Pres. 3; Class Pres. 4; R Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Wrestling 3; Track 2,3. JACK BALL St. Bdy. Pres 4; Vice Pres.; 2, Honor Society 2,3,4; R” Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football 3; Boy’s State Rep. 3; U.V.L. Baseball All-Star 3; Outstanding Athlete of the Year Award; Most School Spirited 4. 27 I RAMON STREMCHA Class Vice Pres. 3; l.R. L. 3; Green R 3; Speech Club 3; Junior Class Play; Basketball Mgr. 1. LONNIE JONES R” Club 3,4; Pep Band 4; Wrestling 3,4. FRANK HAUSOTTER KENNETH NICHOLS R Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Basketball 1; Track 2. RICHARD JONES R Club 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Football 4; Basketball Mgr. 2. MARK GROOMS R Club 3,4; Basketball 2,4. KENT RAMSEY I.R.L. 3,4; Operetta 3. 28 DONNA BURKE World Friendship 2; Girl's League 1,2,3,4, Food Chairman 4; Service Award 3. GARY LOUSIGNONT Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; ”R Club 3.4, Sgt. at Arms; Bastketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3.4. MARGARET NEAL TERRY VAUGHN Class Treasurer 1; R” Club 2, 3,4; I.R.L. 3; Junior Class Play; Football 3; Basketball 3,4; Track 2,3,4. MARTIN METCALF •’R Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. RODNEY JOHNSON Class Vice-President 4. GENE MORRISON Class Treasurer 2; MR” Club 2, 3,4; Green R” 4; Square Dance 2; Homecoming Prince 3; Baseball 1, 2,3,4. 29 D. R. JOHNSON LUMBER CO. Riddle, Oregon NINA HENRY PAT KENNEDY Class Treasurer 1, Sec. 3; I.R.L. 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Pep Club 3,4; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 3; Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Ass’t Ed. 4; Lep. Log 4; Junior Class Play 3. JAMES ANGLIN JANICE RHOADS JINNIE MATTHEWS G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Lep. Log 4; Annual Staff 1; Chorus 1; Girl’s Sextet 1,2; Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Sec. 3; I.R.L. 2,3. TERRY JONES LOREN SHE LBY Class Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Girl’s League 1.2.3.4, Reporter3, Pres. 4; G.A.A. 2.3.4, Sec. 4; Majorette 1,2,4; Girl of the Month 4. JANICE MANN 30 BRUCE BORDEAUX liVnl Quiet! Great minds at work! Janice Rhoads and Dennis Hunt, voted the MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, demonstrate proper Chess tactics. Out for fun and game for anything are Terry Jones and Jim Ball. This Happy-Go-Lucky pair were polled as the outstanding PERSONALITIES of the year. Participation and plenty of it typifies Sylvia Sutton and Jack Ball, two active members of our school, who won the title MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED. ? if. 6m AIRPORT CAFE Canyonville, Oregon GORDON'S PHARMACY Canyonville, Oregon BINDERS' CLOTHING Your Friendly Clothing Store HARRY'S SAW and SIGN SHOP Phone JE 2-4587, Canyonville These five headed up the cheering section during the games this year dressed in trim green plaid and white. Cheerleaders who drummed up support are (L to R) Linda Humiston, Deanna Harper, Jean Armagost and Sandy Fowler. Kneeling is Sylvia Sutton, Yell Queen. Varsity Eager to support our younger teams were Penne Myers, Liz Sutton and Joyce Puz. They made their presence known at J. V. and Frosh sports encounters. CANYONVILLE HARDWARE “Good feeling goes with square dealing THE GAS-ERY 1 mile south of Myrtle Creek, Oregon KEITH’S MOBILE SERVICE in Conyonville Free pick-up and delivery FRANK’S GARAGE Wheel Alignment and General Repairing 33 Beginning the bigger and better Homecoming festivities of 1959 was the bonfire and rally. The Pep Band (lower R.) provided snappy music between yells and speeches. Students then spent rather late hours getting their class floats ready for display. Shown above is the Junior Class entry which nabbed first place. It is powered by the Solid Gold Cadillac (apologies to Allis-Chalmers). The annual Homecoming Dance (lower L.) was the culmination of the fun. Held in the grade school gym, the dance was effectively decorated (not shown) and was well attended by both students and alumni. DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE BANK Roseburg, Oregon SANDER’S SHOE STORE in Roseburg “Shoes for Women and Children 34 JOHNSON’S PAYLESS SERVICE Myrtle Creek, Oregon HALL’S WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Myrtle Creek, Oregon Reigning Royalty for the Homecoming festivities were (L to R) Prince Bob Carmichael; Princess Penne Myers; Queen Sylvia Sutton; King Jim Ball; Princess Deanna Harper; and Prince Marty Bonn. Homecoming Below is a scene from the Homecoming game with Oakland. The Irish took it on the chin and were defeated, but not without a good fight. VEDDER’S MARKET Riddle, Oregon 35 Shamrock The Executive Board of the Shamrock discusses the impending deadlines. They are Jack Ball, Sports; Neil Gibson, Activities; Dennis Hunt, Faculty; Nina Henry, Assistant Editor; Carol Stuart, Editor; and Alice Walker, Business Manager. The Shamrock staff, encouraged by their rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, made even greater effort to improve the annual. In keeping with the theme, the staff hopes for a truly ’’Golden’' yearbook. THE GOLDEN RULE Myrtle Creek, Oregon 36 MYRTLE DAIRY PRODUCTS Myrtle Creek, Oregon The Green R staff. Riddle's high school newspaper worked to present interesting news and events to the student body as well as to the parents. They could always be counted on to work frantically at the last minute to meet their deadlines. Dennis Hunt was Editor. Green R The Leprechaun's Log staff industriously worked together to publish the only student literary publication in Douglas County. The Log worked with student submitted essays, stories and poems. Edited by Sylvia Sutton. DON COON’S FLYING A Myrtle Creek, Oregon WOODRUFF'S FEED STORE Myrtle Creek, Oregon FARMERS INSURANCE Myrtle Cree, Oregon MYRTLE MARKET Myrtle Creek, Oregon 37 Band The Riddle High School Band, directed by Mr. Mahoney, saw action this year at their Band Fun Night; the U.V. L. Band Festival; Solo and Ensemble Contest; and the Spring Concert. An event, long awaited, also took place: They moved into the new room. Chorus The Chorus, also directed by Mr. Mahoney, again staged the Christmas program. Other activities planned for the year were participation in the Spring Concert and an operetta. KELLY'S FURNITURE STORE Myrtle Creek, Oregon NIELSON'S MARKET VAN DINE MEAT COMPANY Roseburg, Oregon Myrtle Creek, Oregon 38 DAIRY QUEEN Myrtle Creek, Oregon If you were a regular attendant at the games this year, the Pep Band is familiar to you. Sometimes they had difficulty getting a number in between yells, but present they were, with harmony and volume. Pep Band Another organization in evidence at the athletic contests was the Pep Club. Though the president, Lynda Myers, didn't see this many at every game, there were always those who came, yelled and left with no voice. Pep Club KEN’S DRY CLEANING NICKEL BOWL CALIFORNIA PACIFIC UTILITIES THE PINE CONE Roseburg, Oregon Tri CityjOregon Myrtle Creek, Oregon Conyonville, Oregon OHH-Don't give ME that old excuse—15 minutes. Yes Mom, it is absolutely necessary for me to stay. This and That Speaking of Mothers, do these look familiar, Juniors? Who just got up? Gary Whaley and ’’The open mouth helps the flow of thought, Marty Metcalf are surprised by the says Mark Grooms. camera. (L) Darlene Picklesimer and Stella Peoples smile in their best Frosh style. (R) Mr. Zam, from N.S. A., tickled the ivories for our amusement. STROBRIDGE INSURANCE AGENCY Riddle, Oregon 40 BARNEY'S TRI CITY MARKET Myrtle Creek, Oregon Clean kitchen, dishes and hands were We danced. Mr. Brown presided over the drinks, provided by Frosh after the party. Christmas Every one admired the tree though doubts were expressed before trimming. Mrs. Gaedecke shows off her window decorations made by Dixie Howes. (L) The tables were full and so were we after the big party. (R) Bruce Mimnaugh and Jack Ball collected our donations for CARE, instead of the usual Christmas gift exchange. WEIMER'S GROCERY Riddle, Oregon 41 LILLY'S MARKET Riddle, Oregon G.A.A. These girls planned and put on a Play day and luncheon for about 100 persons from other league schools as their main activity. Cake sales again dominated the moneymaking schemes. A revision of the point system was also a project for the year. Sylvia Sutton held the gavel. “R” Club The R Club, also known as the Lettermen's Club, is planning to have an annual picnic which is a project that they are just starting this year. They also have plans for a turkey shoot. Marty Bonn swung the paddle. HANNA MINING COMPANY Riddle, Oregon 42 At the left is Deanna Harper, President of the Douglas County Librarians Association for this year. Other efficient and friendly librarians include, Nina Henry, Janice Mann, Jinnie Matthews, Ann Cassidy, Paulette Cockrum, Linda Humiston, and Carol Stuart. Librarians Leading the Girls League through the Golden year of 1959-60 were Lynda Myers, Treasurer; Sylvia Sutton, Vice President; Carol Stuart, Secretary and Terry Jones, President. Activities carried out included assemblies, a sock hop and a Girls League Week. Girls League FOREST GLEN HOSPITAL ond CLINIC Canyonville, Oregon 43 Dance Band A new music group to make its appearance this year was the Dance Band. Their first performance was at the Fun Night and later they appeared at the Spring Concert. Hopes are high for obtaining a dance engagement. P hOftf r-il Aa t r £ 6m 0: 'Si � ¥+$ I.R.L. Attending the State I. R. L. Convention in Eugene was one of the activities listed by the local organization. Meetings were highlighted by movies and discussions. Bruce Mimnaugh presided. RICES'S MUSIC CENTER YOUNG CHEVROLET WINETROUT FORD MYRTLE CREEK BAKERY Myrtle Creek, Oregon Myrtle Creek, Oregon Myrtle Creek,Oregon Myrtle Creek, Oregon How do you like the open air pavllllon? No, that’s an air bubble. Try again Pete. Miss Holm, the roof has developed a leak. Journalists do a little lay-out. Peggy Koerner, girl reporter, meets a deadline. 45 The finished product is very attractive. Seniors Present Roger Tennyson (R. Stremcha) is about to receive a belt from Mr. Latherby (K. Nichols) Puff (B. Mimnaugh) believes he is a hat rack while Latherby suffers from the illusion that he is a rabbit and gives chase to Miss Baker (S. Sutton). Other cast members assume appropriate stances. BINDER'S CLOTHING MYRTLE REALTY CO. RICE’S MUSIC CENTER “Your friendly family store Riddle, Oregon Myrtle Creek, Oregon GORDON'S PHARMACY Riddle, Oregon 46 Th e Perfect Idiot” JOHNSON’S PAYLESS SERVI CE GOLDEN EAGLE STATION HALL’S WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. Myrtle Creek, Oregon Riddle, Oregon Myrtle Creek, Oregon RAMBLER CENTER Myrtle Creek, Oregon 47 The Senior Class Play was directed by Mr. Gilbert Gordon this year. Practices were held quite often and it is rumored that not only the play got practice. Shown below is the cast of the play including the director, the student director, Donna Burke, and stage crew. The Perfect Idiot and his friend. The Sophomore Homecoming entry. Visiting Science Lecturer gave Biology classes a lift. Mr. Irresistable and Miss Talkative at Pep Club dance. More Shop projects shown by Jack and Jim Ball, Joe Saily. 48 New Bandroom, new piano. This n That Sink it. Through the hoop Gary. Well, it says here that in 1814 the— Annual staff doing the usual-nothing. Bill Loper lays down a bunt. Mr. Bishop on his nightly rounds. 49 3-2-1 Blast off!! When do we start P. E. ? Suez Canal? Educators Here!s a big one-$3.00 Another ineligible student. Just wait. One of these days— Which twin has the Toni? Caught Mrs. McGee erasing Please! Learn those lines. L. to R: Jack Ball, Jim Ball, Dennis Dunn, Bruce Mimnaugh, Frank Hausotter, Mark Grooms, Terry Vaughn, Gary Lousignont, Dave Weakley, Jack Wilcox, Ralph Hanson. Basketball L. to R: Gary Lousignont (no. 12) outmanuvers a Viking to pull down the rebound. Jim Ball (no. 24) shows his jumping ability to his size (51 9 ) in his season long board work. Mark Grooms (no. 40) is shown tipping in a two pointer during his last high school game. 52 L. to R: C. Traylor, H. Rhoads, L. Hunt, B. Markham, W. Brown, D. Dunn, R. Weakley, D. Fisher, L. Paetz, J. Wilcox. They had a winning season and show great promise for a future varsity. What they lack in height, they make up in speed. L. to R: J. Brown, G. Frahm, B. White, T. Roberts, R. Weakley, J. Navarro, B. Markham, B. Loper. These Frosh lived up to their reputation as a winning team and missed having a perfect season by one game. Most gained J. V. experience this year. Frosh 53 Mark Grooms Bruce Mimnaugh 0 ' i2 Gary Lousignont Seniors CLARK AND LINDER UNION OIL CO. Riddle, Oregon Jim Ball Terry Vaughn Frank Hausotter Jack Ball 54 Season Record Riddle 61 Glendale 28 Riddle 50 ♦Myrtle Creek 55 Riddle 34 St. Mary's 39 Riddle 46 ♦Oakland 48 Riddle 69 Glendale 51 Riddle 59 ♦Douglas 45 Riddle 56 Phoenix 43 Riddle 64 ♦Glide 65 Riddle 64 Oakridge 51 Riddle 35 ♦Sutherlin 52 Riddle 58 Oakridge 50 Riddle 59 ♦Myrtle Creek 79 Riddle 40 St. Mary's 46 Riddle 46 ♦Oakland 51 Riddle 65 Bandon 57 Riddle 59 ♦Douglas 50 Riddle 57 Pacific 56 Riddle 61 ♦Glide 46 Riddle 58 Phoenix 41 Riddle 44 ♦Sutherlin 48 Won-11 Lost-9 Denotes League games Junior Varsity Coach John W. George and Freshman Coach Jack Salo confer on some plays with Varsity Coach Dean Crosier. 55 Wrestling Back, L. to R: James Cowley, J. V,; Jim Rhoads, 115 lbs.; Gary Edwards, J. V.; Ernest Blankenship, J. V.; Phil Newcomb, 157 lbs.; Richard Jones, 130 lbs.; Bob Saily, 167 lbs.; Roger Foster, 115 lbs.; David Clark, 115 lbs.; Mike Whitney, 98 lbs. Front: Joe Saily, 106 lbs.; Gary Slay, 148 lbs.; George Dawson, 141 lbs.; Lonnie. Jones, 191 lbs.; Marty Bonn, 177 lbs. ; Dennis Hunt, 136 lbs.; and Tom Bonn, 157 lbs. Missing were Steve Gaddis, 123 lbs.; and Paul Griner, 130 lbs. Weight lifting, rope jumping, contortionist- like exercises, feasts to build up weight and famines to take it off characterized the members of the wrestling squad. Boys were heard to tell of man-sized breakfasts of tea and toast and of running home after practice so they could make a certain weight. More spectators attended the matches this year, the squad sported new warm-ups and the win-loss record was favorable, all adding to the morale of the squad. HANNA NICKEL SMELTING CO. Riddle, Oregon S6 Marty Bonn Dennis Hunt Seniors Richard Jones Lonnie Jones GOLDEN RULE Myrtle Creek, Oregon 57 RIDDLE BARBER SHOP Riddle, Oregon Wrestling Coach Lyle Jarvis gives a few pointers to Joe Sally and Roger Foster while the rest of the squad looks on. Of three records set last season, two were cracked and broken by members of the 1959-60 Wrestling squad. FASTEST PIN Old record Roger Foster 1 15 59 25 sec. New record Roger Foster 1 7 60 21 sec. CONSECUTIVE PINS Old record Dennis Whaley 1958-59 6 wins New record Gary Slay 1959-60 8 wins TOTAL POINTS Last years record of 44 points was unbeaten this year. INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORD: Won 62; Lost 59; Drew 1. TEAM SEASON RECORD: Won 3; Lost 7. Opponets beaten were Douglas and Myrtle Creek. RIDDLE CLEANERS Managers-Bi II and Clara Carhart KINNEY’S VARI ETY STORE WARREN STUDIO CAMERA SHOP KUMMER’S GROCERY STORE Myrtlewood novelties Myrtle Creek, Oregon Riddle., Oregon 58 Gary Slay has his man down and the referee gets ready to slap the mat In Gary's favor. Riddle Wrestler, thought to be Bob Sally, flips his opponent into an awkward position. A D FEED STORE DOMNITZ FLORISTS 'Congratulations Seniors. Keep up the good work11 Myrtle Creek, Oregon MYRTLE CREEK BUILDING SUPPLY Myrtle Creek, Oregon 59 RED’S PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone JE 2-4535, Canyonville I IRISH VARSITY-Front, L. to R; G. Slay, B. Carmichael, M. Schofield, D. Fisher, R. Jones, P. Newcomb, D. Weakley, J. Ball, B. Sally, T. Montleone, M. Patrick. Back: Coach Dean Crosier, J. Cassidy, M. Metcalf, L. Slay, M. Boyd, G. Dawson, B. Markham, M. Bonn, T. Vaughn, G. Whaley, D. Dunn, Coach Lyle Jarvis, Coach Jack Salo. Football FROSH-Front, L. to R: J. Rhoads, B. White, G. Dawson, T. Roberts, D. Clark. Back: J. Cowley, J. Brown, G. Edwards, J. Navarro, Coach Lyle Jarvis, B. Markham, R. Weakley, L. Hunt. PATRICK LUMBER CO. Riddle, Oregon - ’W DEFENSE: Back, L. to R: Dave Weakley, Dennis Dunn, Bob Saily, Phil Newcomb, Jim Ball. Larry Slay, Gary Slay, John Cassidy, Mike Boyd, Mike Patrick, Tom Bonn. F ront: POT CAFE Aanoger “Chuck1 RIDDLE QUICK FREEZE Riddle, Oregon FLYING A Riddle, Oregon RIDDLE UNION SERVICE Hans Rosengreen OFFENSE: Back, L. to R: Phil Newcomb, Don Fisher, Mike Patrick, Dave Weakley. Front: Gary Slay, Dennis Dunn, Marty Bonn, Bob Carmichael, John Cassidy, Jim Ball. TRI CITY REDY MIX INC. Tri City, Oregon COPELAND LUMBER CO. Riddle, Oregon FRANK'S CHEVRON STATION Riddle Junction, Highway 99 ROSEBURG LUMBER COMPANY Dillard, Oregon End Jim Ball Tackle Marty Metcalf Senior SEASON Riddle 19 Riddle 28 Riddle 6 Riddle 0 Drain 13 Glendale 6 Glide 0 Sutherlin 14 End Terry Vaughn Center Bruce Mimnaugh 62 RECORD Riddle 19 Myrtle Creek 0 Riddle 13 Oakland 14 Riddle 9 Douglas 0 Riddle 6 Canyonville 14 Won-5 Lost-3 Tackle Marty Bonn DONATIONS Dr. J. Jones Dr. S. A. Nearing D.M.D. Dr. Vance Kelsey Dr. Henry Goodwin LaRay Cafe Dr. R. B. Johnson Carl H. Bryan C.P.A. Dr. J. P. Wilson D.M.D. Dr. Bayliss Back Richard Jones Players Back Jack Ball Tackle Ken Nichols 63 It was a fight until the final gun but to no avail for the bite of the Sutherlin Bulldogs proved to be too much for the Riddle Irish eleven. The night finally arrived for which all Riddle eagerly awaited: For the first time in the history of eleven man Football at Riddle, the Riddle Irish gave the Myrtle Creek Vikings a sound trouncing to the tune of 19-0. The night was cold but Riddle fans soon warmed up as Mike Patrick and Dave Weakley raced for the pay dirt. 64 •1 i • i. V . % J