Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

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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

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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

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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.