Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1949 volume:

« Jo dcaR aid Rtddlc Post, Present and FuIvac Lie ourn Jy dedicate this FinnuaJ RACK ROW; Ltft to Right: Alice Schneider, Laurel Sumwalt, Marjorie Boyd, Gladys Rupp, Gene Swanson, Gene Buckley, Mrs. McGee. FIRST ROW; Left to Right; Jennie Howard, Clarice Burgoyne, Eileen Hammersley, Ardeth Aikins. Editor............. Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . Literary Editor. . . Art Editor......... Girls’ Sports Editor Bovs' Sports Editor School News Editor Activities Editor . . Photography Editor. Advisor............ Eileen Hammersley . Clarice Burgoyne . . . Gene Swanson . . . Marjorie Boyd . . Alice Schneider . . Laurel Zumwalt . . . Gene Buckley . . . . Gladys Rupp . . . Ardeth Aikins . . . Jennie Howard . . . . Mrs. McGee 2 STANDING: Left to Right: Mr. Lafe Aikins. Mr. Earl Smith. SITTING: Mr . Dee Clark, Mr . Mildred Vaughn. fl M S STANDING. Left to Right: Mr. Arthur Brown, Mr. Chester Cook, Mr. Kenneth Wilson, Mr. Donald Brown. Mrs. Margaret McGee, Miss Mamie Lou Carroll. 4 SITTING: V IB 2 UnJ t=L JIM TOWNSEND Hasn't any bratna for rantal He's good at aporta Instead of mental. LAUREL ZUMWALT Nice and trim and sure is pert But bro-'ther, la she a flirt! GLADYS RUPP She can't get lost on her way to classes ‘Cause she's stuck with wearing glasses. EUGENE SWANSON Most likel'- to succeed 0 Strange things happen, indeed! DON RIDDLE Likes to play hookey, so he'll be gone When the squirrels come looking for poor little Don'. JENNIE HOWARD Look who's hers'. Oh, boy! It's Jennie Howard, the real McCoy! 6 ALICE SCHNEIDER She can draw with a pencil, pan, or coal To ba an artist U har goal. CLARICE BURGOYNE A blonde. Is dumb, that can ba trua But hare's a blond that's real smart too! RICHARD RITZMAN Runs around in flashy clothes Has plenty of Buttons but not any Bows . JOHN CARTER If ha has hair that won't stay back, You'll know at a glance that ha Is Jack. MARJORIE BOYD Radhaadad and has a good line But, beware! Red’s the danger sign! EILEEN HAMMERSLEY Coma on man and saddle your boss Hera's a gal that likes to boss! 7 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY President......................Laurel Zumwalt Vice-President.............................Don Riddle Secretary-Treasurer............Jennie Howard Class Colors ..................Blue and White Class Flower........................White Rose Advisor......................Mr. Arthur Brown Motto. . . .The Eye of Learning Looks Ahead. In the fall of '45 a group of wide-eyed, frightened Freshmen journeyed into the halls of Riddle High. Cautiously awaiting the fateful day of initiation, we became alert, grasping all hints available as to what the future held for us. As Sophomores we entered school with high spirits, looking forward to the coming events. With sixteen members we were the largest class in high school. During the latter part of this year we journeyed to the Oregon Caves, a trip much enjoyed by a happy, carefree group, looking forward to the next two years. Upper classmen now...waiting to join into the events reserved for us, such as the Junior-Senior Banquet and Junior Class Play. On one balmy afternoon, of this year, Mr. Cook and a happy group of Juniors went to the South Umpqua Falls. As Juniors we contributed greatly to the athletic field of volleyball and basketball. Mighty Seniors...twelve of us now. A year full of fun and one that will be long remembered. During this year the Douglas County “B League Tournament was held in our gymnasium. We had four girls on the volleyball team and three boys on the basketball team. Skip Day, Junior-Senior Banquet, Senior Minstrel Show and Graduation which took place in '48 and '49 climaxed our final year. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Class of “49 , twelve strong, having plenty of brawn but little of brain, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior class we will our places as high and mighty Seniors. To the Sophomore class we will our intelligence, though it be little, and our determination. To the Freshman class we will our years of high school experience. I, Jennie Howard, will my flat feet to Doris Hollingsworth and my big grin to George Vaughn. I, Don Riddle, will my crew cut to Kenny Haverly and my brawny strength to Wyatt Hendrick. I, Laurel Zumwalt, will my flirting ability to Isa Macdonald and my pug nose to Bob Strode. I, Jack Carter, will my basketball suit, No. 66, to Dick Mann and my big feet to Danny Ensslin. I, Eileen Hammersley, will my explosive temper to Billy Vaughn and my bossing ability to Anna Mae Hervey. I, Marjorie Boyd, will my grades to Priscilla Pruner and my red hair to Coach Brown. (He can use it.) I, Richard Ritzman, will my bright red socks to Harry Bushnell and my platform shoes to Warren Carroll. I, Clarice Burgoyne, will my desk in front of the assembly to Charles Miles and my muscles to Joyce Shoemaker. I, Gladys Rupp, will my driving ability to Doris Gilbreath and my ability to get along with other people to Dorothy Burgoyne. I, Gene Swanson, will my chemistry grade to any future chemistry student and my height to Buddy Carter. I, Alice Schneider, will my figure to Alice Belk and my personality glasses to Barbara Wilcox. (I know she will look charming in them.) I, Jim Townsend, will my size 42 warm up jacket to Donald Gillespie and my lazy manner to Miss Carroll. 9 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY After graduating from R. H. S. in 1949, I became famous as a woman engineer, I now own the largest railway line in the world. Thinking of my good fortune I wondered how my classmates were getting along. For this is 1959, ten years since we left dear old Riddle High together. The headlines of the paper caught my eye. John L. Lewis has died and a woman is taking his place. Why it’s Eileen Hammersley, one of my classmates, she always was a good boss. Who should be ushered into my library but Gladys Rupp) I hadn't heard from her since she became a missionary and traveled to many foreign countries. Her latest trip was to Africa. Together we took a trip to the heart of New York City and who should we meet but Richard Ritzman. He has become a famous clothes designer and owns a large department store. Rich told us this about our graduating class of '49. Laurel Zumwalt is a celebrated movie star and is noted as the best actress on the screen. She has starred in many of the latest hits. James Townsend has taken championship as the world's greatest wrestler. He has made millions and is soon going to retire. Jennie Howard has become very successful in the business world for she is now the personal secretary of the President of the United States. Jennie always did go in for the big business. Don Riddle, this I should have guessed, is a very well known comedian. He is now starring in a picture called ''Life With Riddle”. He, also, has many radio programs. Alice Schneider owns an art studio in the heart of Manhattan, and her work is known throughout the world. Besides excelling in paintings of scenery and the high lights of the world, she is, also, a great portrait painter. Jack Carter is now the sole owner of the manufacturing of Carters Little Liver Pills. He inherited the business, and since owning it he has improved it greatly. You can buy the pills in any size, color, or quantity. Clarice Burgoyne is running for the governor of Oregon. Oregon will have its first lady governor as the latest news of the election was that she will win by a landslide. Eugene Swanson is a professor at the University of Washington and is known for his lectures and books on the up-to-date Chemistry. With this good news I leave the thoughts of my classmates. Knowing they have made a successful life for themselves during the ten years that have elasped since we parted from school. Now I must get back to my mansion on Long Beach. 10 Marjorie Boyd Junior BACK ROW; SECOND ROW; FtRST ROW; Left to Right: Don Zifka, Mr. Donald Brown. Kenny Gallagher. Ken Haverly, Velma Harper. Harry Buahnell. Dorothy Burgoyne. Gene Buckley. DorU Gilbreath. Ardeth Aikina. Priscilla Pruner. Daris Reynolds. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President..................Gene Buckley Vice-President.............Ardeth Aikins Secretary................Priscilla Pruner Class Advisor .... Mr. Donald Brown Colors.....................Pink and White Flower..........................Carnation Motto. . .Experience is the best teacher. In 1946, twenty-two green Freshmen started their struggle toward the top. After three days of initation by the upper classmen we were a part of the high school student body. Some of our boys and girls took part in activities such as volleyball, basketball, and softball. At the start of our Sophomore year we had fourteen classmates. All of the new pupils who were here have moved away. Those who participated in athletics were Ardeth Aikins, Evelyn Bates, Doris Gilbreath, Wyatt Hendricks, and Ken Haverly. At the close of the year we were looking forward to being considered as upper classmen. Here we are in our Junior year. We are now upper classmen and take our positions more seriously. The new pupils who joined us in our Junior year are: Daris Reynolds, coming from Texas; Rosie Arena, from California; Gene Buckley, from Oakland; and Harry Bushnell, from Days Creek. Again we are proud of our athletic achievement. Doris Gilbreath, Ardeth Aikins, and Velma Harper were on the volleyball team. Wyatt Hendrick and Ken Haverly were on the first string basketball team, while Don Zifka, Kenny Gallagher, and Gene Buckley were subs. Wyatt Hendrick, Ken Haverly, and Gene Buckley were on the football first team while Kep Gallagher and Don Zifka were substitutes. Here Come Charlie was the play given by our class this year. Ten of the students participated in the play, and it was a success. This year’s candidate for carnival queen was Priscilla Pruner, and her escort was Don Zifka. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held on the evening of May 6, at the Guild Hall. A very delicious banquet was served by some of the ladies of the Eastern Star. After that, dancing was the main entertainment of the evening. The evening proved to be one of the highlights of the year. We are now looking forward to becoming the high and mighty.Seniors of 50. 12 o BACK ROW; THIRD ROW; SECOND ROW; Ft PST ROW: Left to Right: Donald U«r«nc«, Bob Van Doran. Warren Carroll, Robert Situ. Mias Carroll. Don Gillespie, Franklin White. Charles Miles. John Harmon. Caorga Vaughn, Pick Mann. V4 Danny Ensslin, Wilma Stramcha. Joanna Hausotter. Nancy Hausotter. Bartha Mae Aspey, Kenneth Brittain. Marlene Smith. Joyce Shoemaker, Alice Balk. Joyce Lopar. Barbara Wilcox. BACK ROW; Left to Right: Albert Hausotter. Erwin Harmon, Bofc Strode. Mr. Wilson. SECOND ROW; Billy Vaughn. Neal Lamphear, Richard Waters. Walter Bates. FtPST ROW; j««n Renhard. Doris Hollingsworth. Phyllis Swanson. Shirley 'Aeathere. Isa Macdonald. Betty Wagoner. 13 FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY President..........................Robert Sitts Vice-President..................Franklin White Secretary........................Barbara Wilcox Treasurer.................................Wilma Stremcha Sgt. at Arms.....................George Vaughn Class Advisor..............................Miss Carroll Class Colors.....................Green and Gray Class Flower..............................White Rose Class Motto. .The elevator to success isn’t running, try the stairs. The Freshman class is well represented this year with twenty-two members. We are very proud of our class members who participated in both basketball and volleyball. Our first year in high school proved to be very enjoyable, and we are looking forward with great eagerness to our Sophomore year. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY President.........................................Bob Strode Vice-President......................jVilliam Vaughn Secretary.....................Doris Hollingsworth Advisor. .............................. Mr. Wilson Class Colors........................Blue and White Class Flower.................................Gladiola Class Motto.........Win or lose-We never give up. In the fall of 1947, in the month of September, thirteen green Freshmen entered the ground of the Riddle High School. This year we lost two freshies in the first semester and gained one in the second semester. We survived the razzing of the upper classmen and the initiation by the Sophomores. At the end of our first term there remained with us the remembrance of past days and with great encouragement to become Seniors. In the year of '48 we entered the Riddle High School as a group of thirteen, with the following, new in our ranks: Doris Hollingsworth from Jacksonville, Oregon, Betty Wagoner from Indiana, Isa Macdonald from Scotland, Jean Renhard from Colton, Oregon, Thomas Scott from Oklahoma, and Neal Lamphear from Aberdeen, Washington. In the first semester of the same year we lost Thomas Scott who went back to Oklahoma. We have been active in all of the activities of the high school this year. We will try our best to do better next year as Juniors. 14 CARNIVAL On the evening of November 5, 1949, a capacity crowd gathered in the gym for the second annual school carnival which was opened by several boxing matches. As people visited the many different booths, they were showered with confetti and nudged by balloons. Some of the booths enjoyed were the fish pond, telegram, country store, dart throw, fleece ball, and, of course, the most frequented one---the food booth. Many valuable prizes were raffled off during the course of the evening. The important event of the evening was the coronation ceremony, when George Vaughn, escort, crowned Barbara Mealer, of the Freshman class, Queen of the carnival. Her princesses and their escorts were Laurel Zumwalt with Don Riddle, of the Senior class; Priscilla Pruner with Don Zifka, of the Junior class; and Doris Hollingsworth with Albert Hausotter of the Sophomore class. FRESHMAN INITIATION Freshman initiation took place on October 29, 1948. They had to wear old clothes which made you wonder who they were. As usual the girls had to wear old coveralls and a very becoming necklace of onions. The Sophomores were all equipped with paddles so the Freshmen did just what the Sophomores told them to do. The boys wore gunny sack skirts and mother’s high heel slippers. After all was over that day, they were given a party by the Sophomores Monday night, November 1, 1948. SHAMROCK CLUB SPONSORED SKATING PARTY On Monday evening of January 17, 1949, the Shamrock Club of R. H. S. sponsored a skating party at Artlees Skateway, which most of the Riddle students attended. They had most of the regular skating, although, some of the boys and girls showed their brilliance by doing specialities that sometimes ended on the floor. Some were really experts on skates while others tried for the first time and found it wasn’t so easy as it looked. Almost all of the couples tried their luck in the Grand March. To our surprise, both Coach and Mrs. Brown did very nicely on skates! Our fun ended at 9: 0 P. M. after a delightful but bruising evening! 16 JUNIOR PLAY The Junior class of “49 gave a three-act farce comedy on April 29, entitled Here Comes Charlie by Jay Tobias. Here Comes Charlie” was about a young man of twenty-three who thought he was adopting a three year old boy named Charlie. Charlie, however, turned out to be a seventeen year old girl. The play was directed by Mr. K. Wilson and Mr. D. Brown. The cast was: Nora Malone..........Cook at the Elliott home. Officer Tim McGrill..........Nora's sweetheart. Mrs. Fanny Farnham...........Larry’s aunt...... Larry Elliott......... A young business man.... Ted Hartley...........His old-time college pal..... Vivian Smythe-Kersey.........Larry's financee... Uncle Aleck Twiggs....In charge of Charlie..... Charlie Hopps................Larry’s ward...... Mrs Caroline Smythe-Kersey........Vivian’s mom..... Mortimer Smythe-Kersey.....................Vivian’s brother. ...Velma Harper ___Ken Gallagher ...Doris Gilbreath , . Harry Bushnell .....Ken Haverly Anna Mae Hervey .......Don Zifka ,.... Ardeth Aikins ....... P. Pruner ....Gene Buckley JUBILEE MINSTREL A Jubilee Minstrel was given by the Senior class on March 18. With a large crowd attending, the Seniors did their best to entertain the audience with jokes and songs befitting the occasion. The minstrel employed all the Seniors and was a success due to the capable direction of Arthur Brown, class advisor, and co-operation of the Senior class. ONE ACT PLAYS Four one-act plays were given on April 1, by the students of the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth grades. They were very successful with a large attendance from the townspeople. 17 football STANDING: Loft to Right: Rtchord Rit .mon, Koany GolUghcr, Don 7ilk . Jim Townsend, Coech Brown, Jock Carter, Ken Heverly. Gene Buckley, Don Piddle. SECOND ROW; Bob Strode. Franklin White. Charles Miles. FIRST ROW; Don Gillespie, W rren Carroll, Richard Mann This year, football was welcomed with a large turnout of players. This was the first time in many years that Riddle has had football. The main principles of this year’s training were blocking, tackline, running, and passing. SEASONS RECORD Opponent Where We They Canvonville here 19 19 Canyonville there 18 32 Glide here 32 6 Glide there 6 6 Prospect there 6 44 Glendale here 12 56 New football suits were also purchased this year. The jerseys are green trimmed in white. Due to needed practice there was spring football. 19 STANDING. Left to Right. Pht Hit Swanson, Marjorie Boyd, Velma Harper, Shirle” Leather . Doris Hollingsworth. Jennie Howard. Gladys Rupp, Laurel umwalt. Doris Gilbreath. Joanne Hausotter. Ardeth Aikens. Wilma Stremcha. Marlene Smith SEATED: Right to Left: Mrs. McGee, Clarice Burgovne. The Riddle Irish volleyball team vyas successful in winning first place in the South Douglas Tournament and second place in the 1948-1949 county finals. Riddle High School was represented on the county All-Star volleyball team by the following girls: Marjorie Boyd, Laurel Zumwalt, Jennie Howard, Gladys Rupp, Doris Gilbreath, and Ardeth Aikins. The scores were as follows: SEASONS RECORD Opponent Where We They Oakland there 41 12 Canyon ville there 55 4 Myrtle Creek here 21 19 Days Creek here 26 7 Glendale here 41 6 C. B. A. here 51 17 Days Creek here 36 3 Canyonville here 33 5 Myrtle Creek there 28 7 20 J3oy,£ ’ (Basketball Left to Fight: Jim Townsend, Jack Carter, Don Riddle, Don 7ifka, Richard Rit.-man, Ken Haverly Gene Buckley, Richard Mann, Don Gillespie, Coach Brown. The Riddle High School basketball team finished a very successful season with fourteen wins and six losses. They placed first in South Douglas and second in district 64. LEAGUE GAMES Opponent Where We The Oakland there 25 9 Canvonville there 26 15 Myrtle Creek B here 49 14 Days Creek here 23 22 Myrtle Creek A there 27 36- Glendale here 24 16 C. B. A. here 20 15 Days Creek here 32 21 Canvonville here 19 21 Myrtle Creek B there 39 23 21 JAMBOREE The annual basketball and volleyball jamboree was held in the Riddle gymnasium on December 10, 1948. The following teams played in the jamboree: Riddle, Days Creek, Canyonville, Myrtle Creek, Glendale, and Camas Valley. The coaches of each team drew a number to determine their opponents for the night. The Riddle girls defeated the Canyonville girls in the first game by a score of 32 to 2. The Riddle boys emerged as winners over the Camas Valley team with a resulting score of 30 to 15. TOURNAMENTS Riddle, Canyonville, Glendale, and Days Creek participated in the South Douglas Tournament held in the Riddle gymnasium, February 9 and 11. The boys' and girls' team both came out the same with Riddle first, Canyonville second, Glendale third, and Days Creek fourth place. In the Douglas County finals -held in the Riddle gymnasium, February 16 and 18, the basketball teams placed as follows: Drain first, Riddle second, Canyonville third, and Oakland fourth. The volleyball teams placed somewhat similar with Drain first, Riddle second, Canyonville third, and Elkton fourth. Trophies were presented to the teams, and both basketball and volleyball All-Stars were selected. By placing second in the County Tournament the Riddle basketball team earned the right to participate in the District B-4 Tournament held in the Marshfield gymnasium, on February 25 and 26. On Friday night Riddle played Powers which ended in a close fought game with Riddle emerging as the winner by two points. Drain defeated Brookings on the same night by two points. On Saturday, February 26, Drain downed the Irish team by a score of 30 to 28 to give Drain first and Riddle second place. At the O. C. E. Invitational Tournament held at Ashland, March 2, 3, 4, and 5, the Riddle boys lost the first game to Powers 32 to 26. They won the second game from Coos River 22 to 21, and lost the third game to Valsetz 40 to 35. CALENDAR OF EVENTS September September October October November November November November November November November November November November November November December December December December December December December December January January January January January January January January January February February February February February February March March April April May May May May June 20, 1948--Opening of school year for 1948 and 1949 21, 1948--National assembly, ‘‘Melodeers” 29, 1948--Freshmen Initiation 29, 1948--Football game with Canyonville at Canyonville 1, 1948--Freshmen party 2, 1948--Football game at Prospect 5, 1 948 --Carnival 5, 1948--Football game with Glide at Riddle 9, 1948--Football game with Glendale at Riddle 11, 1948--Armistice Day 12, 1948--Football game with Canyonville at Riddle 16, 1948--Football game with Glide at Glide 17, 1948--High School Teachers’ Conference-Springfield 18, 1948--High School Teachers’ Conference 25, 1948 --Thanksgiving 26, 1948--Thanksgiving vacation 7, 1948--First games; Riddle at Oakland, volleyball, basketball 10, 1948--Jamboree, volleyball, basketball, at Riddle 10, 1948--Riddle High School radio program on K. R. N. R. 14, 1948--Riddle, Canyonville, volleyball and basketball at Canyonville 16, 1948--National Assembly, “Major, Dog with the Human Mind” 17, 1948--Riddle, Days Creek, volleyball, basketball, at Riddle 23, 1948--Christmas program 24, 1948 --Christmas vacation 3, 1949--Back to school after vacation 7, 1949--Riddle, Days Creek, volleyball, basketball, at Riddle 12, 1949--School dismissed because of weather conditions 17, 1949--National Assembly presented the “Donas” 17, 1949--Shamrock Club gave a skating party 18, 1949--Riddle, Glendale, volleyball, basketball, at Riddle 25, 1949--Riddle, Canyonville Bible Academy, volleyball and basketball games at Riddle 26, 1949--Riddle, Days Creek, volleyball, basketball, at Riddle 28, 1949--Riddle, Canyonville, volleyball, basketball, at Riddle 4, 1949--Riddle, Myrtle Creek, volleyball, basketball, at Riddle 9, 1949--Opening night, South Douglas Tournament at Riddle 16, 1949--Opening night. Finals, Douglas County Tournament, Riddle 18, 1949--Last night of the Final Douglas Tournament 22, 1949--Riddle presented a radio program on K. R. N. R. 25, 1949--The District B-4 Basketball Tournament held at Coos Bay 11, 1949--National Assembly “Glimpse of Holland 18, 1949--Senior Play 1( 1949--One act plays presented by the lower classmen 29, 1949--Junior Play 6, 1949--Junior-Senior Banquet 13, 1949--Senior skip day 22, 1949--Baccalaureate 26, 1949--Graduation 3 i949--School picnic closes the school year for 1948-1949 23 1 . Let it Snow 2. Hot Rod Happy 3. Freihmen of 46 4. Hors'in again S Cute, huh1 S 9 6. Three Stooges 7. Weather's Frightful 8. Date tonight 9. Daniel Boone 10. Ashland Bound 11. Casey at the Bat 12. Alwavs Talkin 13. She's Sure Sweet 14 Spring Fever 15. Picnic Fun 16. Fuedin' n Fuss in’ 17. Six Strong 18. Bathing Beauties 19. Batter-Up 20. Hold that Pose 21. Woodman Spare that Tree 22. 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