Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

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Sophomores As the class of 1967 entered our freshmen year at Riddle High School, we realized that high school was a turning point in our lives. The freshmen year included many activities. The class chose the colors of sapphire and silver; the flower, the red carnation; and the motto, “If you don't succeed today, try harder tomorrow. The first money-making project of the year was Slave Day. We also held a well attended Twirp Dance. We progressed to sophomores and started the year by entering a float in the Homecoming Parade. The major project of this year was the sale of our cookbooks, which continued through to the end of the year. Another activity of the year was a Valentine Twirp Dance held in February. A sophomore court was chosen by the people who attended the dance. Music was furnished by the Sceptics and the dance drew a large crowd. We are now looking forward to 1966. Checking over the cookbooks that the sophomores were to sell ore, STANDING: John Mills-Price and Dennis Schofield. SEATED: Peggy Creswell and Myrna Newcomb. The sophomore court that reigned over the Valentine Twirp Dance are as follows: King Terry Weakley, Prince Pat Boyd, Co-Queen Myrna Newcomb, Princess Loene Traylor, Co-Queen Connie Gordon, Prince Jim Cockrum, Prince Mike Rasmussen, and Princess Peggy Daniels.

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Rick Gillespie President Class Officers Mike Rasmussen Vice President Linda Dort Historian 9 Myrna Newcomb Student Council Representative 18

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Walter Jones Steve Wicker Pam Wager Bill Meeks Winifred Colter Lin McFarland F-ed Wagner Tim Kelly Don Wilson Pam Mahoney Larry Miller Kathy Olsen Teresa Pearson Pat Boyd Town Spain Gary Nichols 20