Ridgefield High School - Oralue Yearbook (Ridgefield, WA)

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. . . U nderclayymen Look Promiying. 3 - A A A juniors 0 4: ., ,.., ,- ' . ' ' 5 ' if AA , A A A 1 Jesse Gonzales iDA HA MHQKDAAAAWD ,VA., A Kzlz H A John Hancock - Y D D K v A AA Ang A Dalton Hatcher A AAA ' 7' ' ' 3 if X Dick Helmberger N A if T -- 2 DWG-VHS HOiSiHsfOH F ' ' l A D i John Hudson in V ' ,DDDLQ A ,, o 52 AA 1 jim Nickels 1' 4 A ' Q- T gg iq an + Q Q D . s Jim Patton DDM f D A A A 4 Dean Olson A' - D r k.,, :'. A 09 Dennis Wilson .... .,, D W Dick Wolf 7 V ' s e D ' ' Sophomores I-D .D '- ' ., H A 1-C' D 7 A A ' A I 51 ' Q Q Steven Anderson r n i b ' R I Q , Kent Barry Dy A A 'K ' ,,,f f W 5- Q, Jeff Boutwell is ii ' I .D L Affv Butler . Q ' 'W I A , D X Tommy Butler ' A - 1' 'I' if if X 1 Arlie Churchman A 1 3 If 49 ' 45 A A t Bruce Claiborne 1 J, D ,e,., AD, , , - V- T 9- , Rodney Forsberg D ? ' t A 4, A A: r , Mike Guerra , D A ,A Sf ' 'K sl A 1 S s 6 1 Vlk -W 5 ' fide-f KE! gftsifv ,, . 1 X '- ' -we ' ,,,, ., A 3' 1 A A ' D D f' David Holmberg D 7 4 S Paul Johnston it W, ,K . X' Y F A -El Q 1 Melvin Kemper A X AA f - AA A 'f D , V xg ' X at Nick Pemberton gg X ' 'l' v EA Ed Renner .VJ A 'I il' v ii A A fa 2 is Z :-: . . ' -- D. M, A ,ii A , -,:D,,,, . - AA'7-Nsfgzs A f Q Wendell Spencer ' 4 ' '- Af John Wells f ' i r ' ii Mana ers 9 5 '--. A 9 3. G-If D5 g j e y it ' D f ,A .V 'ef f Marlin Alishie , D:,D .. lse A AA D John Hutchison Agia ' ' ' john Wallace The 1963 Spudder football team started the season with a decisive victory over the Hudson's Bay Junior Varsity. The second game of the season found the Spudders playing a tough Stevenson team Who, by scoring in the fourth quarter defeated Ridgefield 6-O. The only other loss suffered by the Spudders was to Washougal. The outstanding highlight of the season was the 14-0 defeat of Castle Rock. Until this defeat Castle Rock was the top-ranked A school in the state. The Spudders ended the season with a 7-2-won-lost record. I9

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t 's fs W1 Touchdown! A happy moment---for Ridgefield, that is. 39' if L gi 1 5 ,arf :MV , 'lin N 'D 3.43 on N 'f ' ' 33? H, 'ra lj' S K , A . t First String Don Gos ch Jay Herz Second String Honorable Mention All Stars v, . 1 if Q W li jon Forsberg L ld 1 i Gary Lawhead KttVf , W i 2.1 7 ' Fx: -'rx 54 . W rl V chuck Nichols H S . , A ' -4 B t h P fgg 5 'S 7 - u c errY 4? I x H The Seniory Wi!! Be Missed but . . . if W xl qi ff ,. . i n ii W ,- Larry Claiborne Donald Girard Kenneth Hinkle Richard Mahur in Bruce Oldham Bruce Wiseman I8 A little rain.can't stop the cheer- leaders or the crowd. What would a football game be without them?!

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Sept. 14 H.B.j.V.'S 6 Sept. 20 Stevenson 6 Sept. 27 Wooldland 0 Oct. 4 White Salmon O Oct. 11 La Center O Oct. 18 White Pass 19 Oct. 25 Washovgal 33 Nov. 1 Castle Rock O Nov. 8 Evergreen 7 RHS 36 RHS 1 RHS 41 RHS 34 RHS 48 RHS 20 RHS 0 RHS 14 RHS 19 These smiling faces seem to say: Another win for Ridgefield High School. They played a great game, Coach! 20 Mr. Greear, head football coach at Ridgefield High School, and his assistant, Mr. Wendt, stand on the sidelines--watching, waiting and perhaps hoping. Well-liked by every- body and highly respected by his team Coach Greear did an excellent job this past year. It is a Well-known fact that a team must respect their coach in order to have a successful and favorable sea- song but it is just as important for a coach to respect his team and his school. The following comment by Coach Greear Well-illustrates this point. There were eleven seniors on the team , and with their leadership and skill the team was able to have one of the more successful seasons in recent years. From the coaching standpoint, the 1963 football team was the best self-disciplined group that we have had since I have been at Ridgefield, and the loyalty, pep, and sportsmanship shown by the student body was outstanding.