Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

We, dedicate the students of Riddle High School respectfully this annual to the faculty of Riddle High School. 2 1. James L. Aikins 3. Bari Smith, President 2. Mrs. D. 1. Clara 4. Mildred Vaughn 5. Chester Cook, Superintendent E D U C A T I O N 1. Mr. Wilson, Mathematics 2. Mrs. McGee, Commercial; Girls’ P.B. 3. Miss Carroll, English 7. Mr. D. Brown, Science Mr. Cook, Superintendent Mr. Barnhart, Assistant Coach Mr. Brown, Coach 4 ROBERT STRODE Letterman's Club............3-4 Green R Staff.................4 Class President...........1-2-4 Honorary Student Body Secretary.....................4 Shamrock Staff .............. 4 Dramatics.................2-3-4 Student Council.............3-4 Band........................3-4 Pootbal 1...................2-4 Basketball..................3-4 DORIS HOLLINGSWORTH Volleyball..................2-3 Softball....................2-3 Class Secretary...............2 School Spirit Award...........2 Secretary of Student Body......................2-3-4 G.A.A. Secretary ............ 3 Class President...............3 Cheerleader.................3-4 Band—Drum major.............3-4 Student Council.............3-4 Dramatics.................2-3-4 Class Vice-President .... 4 Green R Editor................4 Girls' League President . . .4 Shamrock Editor...............4 Glee Club.................2-3-4 WILLIAM VAUGHN Letterman's Club............3-4 Green R Staff.................4 Student Body President ... 4 Shamrock Staff................4 Basketball..................3-4 Dramatics.................2-3-4 Track.......................3-4 Student Council ........... 3-4 v 6 ISA MACDONALD G.A.A.......................3-4 Girls' League.................4 Glee Club.................2-3-4 Dramatics...................3-4 ALBERT HAUSOTTER Basketball .................. 4 Dramatics.................2-3-4 Shamrock Staff .............. 4 ERVIN HARMON Dramatics..................3-4 BETTY WAGONER Girls' League.................4 Band..........................4 Glee Club.................2-3-4 Dramatics...................3-4 7 Id the fall of 1947 seven scared Freshmen-Robert Strode, William Vaughn, Albert Hausotter, Shirley Weathers, Emma Jean Matlock and Phyllis Swanson marched into the halls of Riddle High School full of hopes of the good times to come. But the hopes of these seven Freshmen were soon taken away by the wishes that the upperclassmen had made and were going to fulfill during initiation, Which lasted three days. Officers of the class for our first year in high school were President-Bob Strode, Vice-President-William Vaughn, and Secretary-Shirley Weathers. The class elected Emma Jean Matlock as their candidate for carnival queen. In our Sophomore year we increased our ranks to eleven members gaining Betty Wagoner from Argas, Indiana, Isa Macdonald from Scotland, Doris Hollingsworth from Jacksonville, Oregon, and Erwin Harmon from California. This year we dished out punishment to the lowly Freshman class. Officers for this year were President-Robert Strode, Vice-President-William Vaughn, Secretary-Doris Hollingsworth. Candidate for carnival queen this year was Doris Hollingsworth. As Juniors we received our class rings. We put on the play Feuding in the Hills which went over very good. The Junior-Senior banquet was given by us on May 6. We also worked very hard to become Seniors of 1950-51. Class officers for this year were Doris Hollingsworth-President, Bill Vaughn-Vice-President, Shirley Weathers-Secretary. Again this year the class elected Doris Hollingsworth for carnival queen candidate. As Seniors we sponsored the first Homecoming aided by the rest of the student body. At mid-term we lost two girls-Shirley Weathers, and Jean Renhard who decided to get married. Our play for this year was very successful. Officers for this year were Robert Strode-President, Doris Hollingsworth-Vice-President and Shirley Weathers-Secretary. Doris Hollingsworth was Senior class candidate for Homecoming queen. We will now be free to face the world and make the best of the things that we have learned at good old Riddle High School. 8 We, the class of 51 being of reasonably sound mind and understanding, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior class we will our position as high and mighty Seniors. To the Sophomore class we will our intelligence and good looks. To the Freshman class we will our good grades and courage to carry on in the following years of high school. Doris Hollingsworth: I, Doris Hollingsworth, will my I in Journalism to Dick Mann for that's the only way he'll ever get it and my position as cheerleader to anyone with the lung power to carry on. Isa Macdonald: I, Isa Macdonald, will my job as postmistress for Mrs. McGee to Marlene Smith and my ability to get along with Coach to Virginia Schmidt. Betty Wagoner: I, Betty Wagoner, will my citizenship grade and my ability to get along with all my teachers to John Gould. Robert Strode: I, Robert Strode, will my sense of humor to Miss Carroll and my long blond hair to Jerry Meyers. Albert Hausotter: I, Albert Hausotter, will my ability to be tardy for classes to Robert Van Doren, my grades to Theo Mann and my English book to John Rigsby. Erwin Harmon: I, Erwin Harmon, will my chemistry book to anyone who is interested and my janitor Job to any strong armed handsome boy who will use the money wisely. William Vaughn: I, William Vaughn, will my skill to collect ads for the annual to the Junior class and my No. 99 in basketball to anyone who can wear it. 9 Hop aboard our magic carpet, and join us in our little trip. Incidentally this carpet stops only in towns where past students of old Riddle High are located. The year is 1960 and everything is quiet and peaceful. First let's stop off in Los Angeles and look the town over. While the ladies go to get their hair fixed at the Macdonald Beauty Parlor owned by none other than our old chum Isa Macdonald, the boys look at some of the new 1960 car models. Whom should we find as sales manager but our old friend, Doris Hollingsworth. Of course, she's selling Nashes, while keeping one eye on the ocean. Reason: Bell bottom trousers, coat of Navy blue. Here come the girls so let's jump on the magic carpet and travel to Houston, Texas. As we stop off here we see our pal in peace and war, Albert Hausotter, who now owns half of Texas and has several hundred head of cattle. He invites us out to dinner at the Eat Less for More Money cafe owned by our old companion Erwin Harmon. It is only one of the many restaurants owned by Erwin. We thank Albert for the wonderful meal and take off on our magic carpet for Mexico where we plan on hearing a concert. When we arrive at the concert hall who should we find presenting the concert but our classmates of 1950-'51 - Robert Strode - famous clarinet player and Betty Wagoner - well-known trombone player. After hearing a fine concert we leave Mexico for Washington D.C. where we plan on seeing the newly elected Republican president. Much to our astonishment he is none other than our old partner William Vaughn. He plans to move the capitol to Riddle, Oregon as most things which go on in the nation's capitol are riddles. Thus we end our journey wishing the best of luck to all of our classmates. 10 ALICE BKLK KENNETH BRITTAIN WARREN CARRELL 12 JOYCE LOPER DONALD LAWRENCE NANCY HAUSOTtnr 14 GEORGE VAUGHH FRANELYN WHITE uniors We, the Junior class of '51 returned to the halls of R.H.S. proud of our new status as upperclassmen. Our class enrollment reached the twenty-mark with the enrollment of Virginia Schmidt a transfer from Scappoose Oregon. Oui class has been exceedingly active in all extra-curricular activities throughout our high school days. All of our girls are members of the Girls' League and a goodly number are also members of the G.A.A. A large number of our boys represent our class in the field of athletics. A very successful humorous play Quit Your Kidding in which all members of the class took part, was presented under the direction of Mr. D. Brown our class Advisor. We are looking forward to the Junior-Senior banquet with great pleasure. The theme of the banquet to be held in the school auditorium in May, is to be a Japanese Garden with table decorations to match. The banquet will be served by the ladies of the Eastern Star, to be followed by the Junior-Senior Prom which will be held in the gymnasium. The Junior class is looking forward with anticipation to becoming high and mighty Seniors of '52. Ruby Wooley, Phyllis Huffman. Pat Rltzman, Noia Townsend, Theo Mann, Jacque Eddins, Cay Season, Gloria Baxter, John Rigsby, Ray Cripps, Cornelia Lawrence, Sandra Renhnrd, Joyce Brittain, Arthur Delaney, Howard Ritchey. Dick I naan. Erwin Barron, Earl Burgoyne. Roscoe Ritchey, Harold Hauers Icy, Jerry Myers, Conrad Johnson, Ray Adslt, Lyle Loffer, Mr. Wilson. John Gould. Jiuy Loper, Dale Harding, G-try Garren, Eddy Brown, Donald Weathers, Donald Strode, Willard Lilly, Sheri Leatherwood, Connie Cyphert, Darrellenc Carter, Beverly Dort, Margetta McCasland, Robert Barrell, Dan Cowley, Norma Alklns, Jo Ann Custls, Anna Pearl Ritchey, Sharon Gabrlelson, Judy Lawrence, Mona Griffith, Jodie Parker, Charles Weakley, James Elope, Steven Baxter, Wayne Ross, Joyce Hawkins, Miss Carroll, Tim Cox. 16 JrziAnizn Twenty-four Freshmen entered Riddle High School last fall with a lot of vim and vigor that they had picked up in the lower grades. This; however, was thoroughly subdued by the Sophomores at their fall initiation. The initiation started with the dressing-up of the frosh . They were later paraded up town to begin a long evening of torture. To complete the initiation the Freshmen were returned to the high school gymnasium where they played a number of games and were later served refreshments by the Sophomore class. CLASS OFFICERS President ............................................. James Loper Vice-President ................................................ Dan Cawley Secretary ......................................... Connie Cyphert Treasurer ...................................... Sharon Gabrielsoo Advisor........................................................Miss Carroll Class Motto.......................Be The Best Of Whatever You Are. Class Colors.........................................Gray And Green Class Flower..................................................White Carnation Sofifiomox£.i. This year we took our place as Sophomores, having twenty-five members, the second largest in high school Many of our members participated in various school activities. Phyllis Huffman represented the Sophomore class and won the honor of becoming this year's Homecoming Queen. We have enjoyed our two years as underclassmen, but we are eagerly looking forward to becoming high and mighty upperclassmen next year. CLASS OFFICERS President ......... Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer Class Flower. . . . Class Colors. . . . Sergeant-At-Arms. . Motto ............. Advisor ........... .....................Arthur Delaney .......................Jerry Myers .......................... Theo Mann ..................... White Camelia ..................... Blue and Gold ....................... John Rigsby Days Of Work Mean Years Of Success. .................Mr. Kenneth Wilson 17 Bertha Mae Aspey, Richard Mann, Franklyn White, Doris Hollingsworth, Robert Strode, Wilma Stremeha, Joyce Loper, Ralph Carter, Kenny Brittain, William Vaughn, Alice Belk, Nancy Hausotter, Charles Miles, Barbara Wilcox, Joanne Hausotter, Donald Lawrence, Glenda Davis, Marlene Saith, Maaie Lou Carroll. S A N N U A L S T A F F Phyllis Huffman, Richard Mann, Bertha Mae Aspey, Doris Hollingsworth. Robert Strode, Ji«y Loper, Connie Cyphert, Virginia Schmidt, Joyce Loper, Pat Ritzman, Noma Townsend, Joanne Hausotter, Wilma Stremcha, Theo Mann, Sheri Leatherwood, Barbara Wilcox, George Vaughn, Albert Hausotter, William Vaughn, Jerry Myers, Arthur Delany. 19 I frinuaC Your annual staff is proud to present the annual of 1950 and 1951. It contains a record of many happenings that will always be remembered as an important part of your life at Riddle High School. The staff hopes that you 1951 annual will please you and becomes a part of your cherished high school memories. Editors-In-Chief:.......... Doris Hollingsworth, Bertha Mae Aspey. Business Managers: ................ Robert Strode, William Vaughn Advertising Manager: ................................. Richard Mann Feature Editors:........................Sue Brown, Virginia Schmidt Art Editor:..........................................William Vaughn Layout Managers: Bertha Mae Aspey, Pat Rltzman Sports Editors: ....................... Jerry Myers, Arthur Delaney Class Editors: ....................... Robert Strode, Richard Mann, ............................... • .Arthur Delaney, James Loper Calendar of Events: ......................................... Joyce Loper Typists: . . . .Barbara Wilcox, Wilma Stremcha, Bertha Mae Aspey, ............................ Joanne Hausotter, Doris Hollingsworth Photographers: . . .Albert Hausotter, Theo Mann, Phyllis Huffman, ............... Noma Townsend, Connie Cyphert, Sheri Leatherwood. gxun Staff The Green R Staff of 1950-'51 hope you have enjoyed reading our paper, as much as we have enjoyed bringing it to you. Every student and teacher has been very co-operative in making it a success. B The staff consisted of: Editor ......... Assistant Editor Feature Editor . Business Manager Ads and Headlines Drawings . . Page Editors . Doris Hollingsworth • . . .Frank White • . . .Joyce Loper . . .Robert Strode . Kenneth Brittain Don Lawrence Ralph Carter . . Nancy Hausotter William Vaughn . . Wilma Stremcha Barbara Wilcox Bertha Mae Aspey Alice Belk Glenda Davis Marlene Smith Dick Mann Joanne Hausotter Charles Miles 20 Advisor . Miss Carroll R • H 5 • S T c • U o D u E N N C r I L Richard Mann, Will lam Vaughn, Doris Hollingsworth, jluy Loper. Bertha Mae Aspey. Jerry Myers, Dan Cowley, Robert Strode, Arthur Delaoy. Richard Mann, Ray Adsit, Franklyn White, Charles Miles, Robert Strode, Coach Brown, Coach Barnhardt, John Rigsby. 21 cStucUnt douncil The Student Council, comprised of the combined student body and class officers, is the representative body of the students of Riddle High School. This council, with the advice of the student body advisor Mr. A. Brown, acts for the student body under the Constitution of Riddle High School, in all matters pertaining to student activities and policies. The officers are as follows: President, William Vaughn; Vice-President, Dick Mann; and Secretary, Doris Hollingsworth. Members are as follows: Robert Strode, Bertha Mae Aspey, Arthur Delaney, Jerry Meyers, Jimmy Loper, and Dan Cowley. Jl£.tte.xnie.n i CLuSr The officers are as follows: President, Dick Mann; Vice-President; Charles Miles; Secretary, Franklyn White; and their advisor, Mr. Arthur Brown. Members Football Charles Miles 1,2,3 John Rigsby 1,2 Ray Adsit 2 William Vaughn Franklyn White 2,3 Richard Mann 1,2,3 Robert Strode 2 4 The lettermen's club at the firs posted dues, set meeting dates, and activities for the year. Initiation set for March. Basketball Baseball Track 2.3 2 2 1.2 1 l 1.2 1 1 2,3,4 3 3 2.3 2 2 1,2,3 2 2 3,4 3 t fall meeting elected officers, outlined the general club of new letter earners has been The club will hold its annual banquet at the Umpqua Hotel in Roseburg, May 12. Kay Season, Sue Harrell. Jerrllyn Zlfka. Gordon Saith, George Vaughn. Paula Saith, Theo Mann. Jeanie Jenkins, Joyce Brittain, Maxine Ruckel, Florette McGee. Shirley Ziaaeraan. Gaida Eskridge, Ronald Bauers, David Kincade, Dick Walker. Dennis Vaughn. Jaaes Loper, Larry Cockrell, Beverly Dort, Kenny Paetz, Bertha Mae Aspey, Robert Strode, Arthur Delaney, Jane Gould. Nancy Myers, Darrellene Carter, Jacky Maitland, Betty Wagoner, Robert Harrell, Jimmy Endicott, Noaa Townsend. Charles Black, Marlene Salth, Beverly Splerlng. Gloria Baxter, Willard Lilly, Anna Pearl Ritchey, Pat Rltzaan, Doris Hollingsworth. Jo Ann Custls, Judy Lawrence. Virginia Schaidt, Joyce Loper, Mr. Winders. 23 (2hi£. xHeucL. ti At the beginning of the 1949 school term yell leaders were elected by the student body to serve in that position until they graduate. Doris Hollingsworth-electee from the Junior class-now a Senior, will graduate this year. She will be replaced by an electee from the Sophomore class of 1951-'52 after serving as cheerleader for two school terms. Marlene Smith was elected from the Sophomore class. She will serve as yell leader for one more school term. Noma Townsend, from the Freshman class will leave high school having served as yell leader for four school terms. Working together these three girls have encouraged our school spirit at our many football and basketball games. They wore white long-sleeved satin blouses with kelly green full skirts. iBatld The Riddle School Band was formed under the direction of Mr. Curtis Winders at the beginning of the 1940-'50 school term. On December 22, 1940 the band made its first public appearance at the Christmas program. Main event of the band's first year was the trip to Portland to participate in the Rose Festival of 1950. Forty-two members made this trip by bus on June 8. The band marched in the Junior Rose Festival on June 10 and brought home two trophys which made us very proud of them. They took first place in first year bands and second place in all around competition with other bands. The band started off 1950 by playing over the radio on January 9 and presenting a concert on January 11. A tour was made in April to several South Douglas schools where short concerts were given. On May 7 the band presented their spring concert. Besides selections and marches by the entire group there were a number of solos which gave individual members a chance to show what they could do. Luckily the band will lose only three members through graduation: Doris Hollingsworth, Robert Strode, and Betty Wagoner. 34 i -fomzcomuiy Riddle celebrated its first Homecoming on November 11, 1950, by defeating Yoncalla 58-20 in the afternoon. Evening festivities were held in the gymnasium which was decorated in green and white. Riddle's colors, and purple and gold, Yoncalla’s colors. The Yoncalla high school was invited to the dance after the football game. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Phyllis Huffman-Sophomore candidate-by Doris Hollingsworth-Senior candidate. The queen was presented a corsage by her classmates. Musical entertainment was provided by a girls'trio, consisting of Doris Hollingsworth, Joanne Hausotter and Bertha Mae Aspey singing The Missouri Waltz,” and Put Your Arms Around Me. Barbara Wilcox sang All My Love and Scatterbrain. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served at 10:30 followed by two hours of dancing. As everyone had such a fine time we are looking forward to our Homecoming next year. 25 Glenda Davis, Nona Townsend, Theo Mann, Sharon Gabrielson, Doris Hollingsworth, Virginia Scheldt. Joyce Loper. Vilas Streacha. Barbara Wilcox. Isa Macdonald. Ruby Wooley, Phyllis Huffaan, Kay Season, Joanne Hausotter. Nancy Hausotter, Pat Ritzaan, Darrellene Carter, Beverly Dort, Sheri Leatherwood, Gloria Baxter; Anna Pearl Ritchey, Margetta McCasaland, Cornelia Lawrence, Joyce Hawkins, Jo Ann Custis, Mona Griffith, Judy Lawrence, Connie Cyphert, Jacque Eddins, Marlene Saith, Betty Wagoner, Alice Belk, Alta Lane, Sandra Renhard, Joyce Brittain, Bertha Mae Aspey, Mrs. McGee. R • H G • I S m R L S L E A G U E Glenda Davis, Noaa Townsend, Theo Mann, Joanne Hausotter, Nancy Hausotter, Wllaa Streacha. Barbara Wilcox, Isa Macdonald. Beverly Dort, Sheri Leatherwood, Kay Season. Virginia Schaidt, Doris Hollingsworth, Pat Ritzaan, Darrellene Carter. Mrs. McGee, Gloria Baxter, Anna Pearl Ritchey, Margetta McCasaland, Sharon Gabrielson, Cornella Lawreoce, Mona Griffith, Joyce Hawkins, Jo Ann Custis Judy Lawrence. Connie Cyphert. 26 Girls’ League was organized this year for the first time at R.H.S. All high school girls are members of this organization. The girls were very active in presenting different types of entertainment. A special was sponsored each month by one of the classes. A very successful Sock Hop was held in the Gymnasium of the R.H.S. student body on November 12, 1950. During the spring term the League gave a Mothers' Tea and presented a program honoring the Mother's of the members. Sue Brown was elected President, but moved away at the end of the first semester. Doris Hollingsworth then assumed the president's office and Sharon Gabrielson was elected to the office of Vice-President replacing Doris. Officers for 1950-'51 are: Doris Hollingsworth......................................President Sharon Gabrielson ................................ .Vice-President Virginia Schmidt.........................................Secretary The Girl's Athletic Association is an extra activity for the girls this year. They are now able to earn different letter awards in sports. The awards are earned by points which you receive for participating in such sports as volleyball, softball, basketball, hiking, swimming and skating. Officers for this year are: Nancy Hausotter ........................................ President Joanne Hausotter .................................. Vice-President Wilma Stremcha...........................................Secretary Theo Mann................................................Treasurer Barbara Wilcox .................................... Point Chairman Isa Macdonald................................... Sergeant-At-Arms Mrs. G. McGee..............................................Advisor Wilma Stremcha Joyce Loper . Noma Townsend . . . .Treasurer . . . Historian Sergeant-At-Arms Mrs. McGee Advisor 27 Home Ec. Chemistry Typing I Library 28 Lettermen’s Club Annual Staff ( I VllO A ( llfio The handsomest boy in R.H.S. is John Rigsby and Marlene Smith is the prettiest girl. Those students who are a blessing to the teachers are Sharon Gabrielson and William Vaughn, who were the quietest girl and boy In contrrst to the last two we have Barbara Wilcox and Robert Strode who are the noisiest boy and girl. The high school students are inclined to agree that Mr. Arthur Brown (Coach) is the noisiest teacher in R.H.S. The best liked sport as anticipated by all was basketball. The most ambitious people around Riddle High School are Doris Hollingsworth and William Vaughn. We all see a brilliant future for both of you. Wilma Stremcha and William Vaughn took the honors of being the politest girl and boy in our midst. John Rigsby was voted the best athlete for the year. The title of the most athletic girl was handed to Doris Hollingsworth. The tiredest girl and boy are Mona Griffith and Warren Carrell Doris Hollingsworth was voted the most outstanding girl while Robert Strode was voted the most outstanding boy. Personality kids in our midst were Virginia Schmidt and Robert Strode who were the girl and boy with the best personalities. 29 New Year 1951 Riddle School Band on KRNR First Semester Ends National Assembly Bob Wood March of Dimes Drive Carls' League Day feirna.rjf Game with Canyonville at Riddle History Debate on KRNR Girls' League Week C. A. A. Playday at Camas Valley cPVdrch County Tournament at Riddle National Assembly Toni Gauer Band Concert Riddle School on KRNR Girls' League Day Band Concert Tours Jr.Play Mountain Justice' Track Season National Assembly ■Chime Ringers Senior Skip Day Junior Skip Day National Assembly R. Carredin'1 Riddle School on KRNR Mother's Tea G. A. A. Playday Jr. Sr. Banquet and Prom Baccalaureate Services Commencement School is Out I 31 Athletics During the past four years the Riddle Irish have prospered under the supervision of Coach Arthur A. Brown who came here from Minnesota in the fall of '47. Basketball, which was the only major competition of the school, has been the principal sport at Riddle High School through the years, and although football, and track have been added to the interscholastic program, it was again voted the most popular sport of the school. Football was added to the athletic program as a major sport in the fall of '48, and track in the spring of 'SO. The overall record of R.H.S. teams for the past four years in interscholastic competition shows the Irish well out in front in the athletic picture. In Basketball the Irish have amassed a total of forty-nine wins while losing twenty-three. In football, over a three year span the R.H.S. squads have won fourteen, tied one, lost seven. Entering interscholastic track competition for the first time last spring, Riddle competed in only three meets, winning one, losing one, and placing fourth in the district meet. We are proud of the athletic records of the Riddle teams and of the athletes who have and are representing our school. We look to the future Irish teams to carry on the traditions of sportsmanship, and the clean, hard, competitive spirit of the teams which have strived to build that record. The athletes and their Coaches wish to extend their thanks to the student body of Riddle High School, and to the fine work of the Irish cheerleaders, for their proud and loyal support in defeat as well as in victory. 33 Ray Adslt, Willard Lilly, Donald Lawrence, Lyle Loffer, Robert Strode. Warren Carrell, Franklyn White, Richard Mann, Danny Ensslin, John Rigsby, Charles Miles, Gary Garren, Coach Brown, Wllllaa Vaughn, Dan Cowley, Harold Hfersley, Bari Burgoyne, Albert Hausotter, Korean Atkins, Dick Inean, Charles Weakley. Ray Adslt. Pranklyn White, Charles Miles, Wllliae Vaughn, Richard Mann, George Vaughn, Gary Garren, John Rigsby, Don Lawrence, Warren Carrell, Coach Barnhart. 34 Football The turn out for football this fall revealed large gaps in the reporting squad, due to last year's graduations. The Irish completed a successful season however, winning five and losing three games by a total of fourteen points. OPPONENT THEY WE Glide 12 8 Camas Valley 12 68 Elkton 18 32 Glendale 18 44 Coos River 6 0 Oakland 24 20 Yoncalla 13 56 Canyonvllle 0 6 Track The spring sport of Track introduced for the first time last spring, found the R.H.S. squad competing in only three meets. Making a very creditable showing under the direction of Coach Barnhart, by winning one meet and losing two. Riddle placed fourth in the county meet at Roseburg. Canyonvllle 28 1 2 Riddle 33 1 2 Myrtle Creek 36 1 2 Riddle 35 1 2 35 Ray Adslt, Richard Mann, Charles Miles, John Rigsby, Willard Lilly, Franklyn White, Warren Carrel1, William Vaughn, Robert Strode. Coach Brown, Don Lavreuce. Albert Hausotter. Charles Weakley. Ralph Carter, Danny Ensslin, Gary Garren, James Loper, Harold {•a rsleJr Robert Harrell, George Vaughn, Norman Atkins, Steven Baxter, Robert Van Doren, Kenneth Brittain, Lyle Loffer, Coach Barnhart 36 Basketball The varsity basketball squad suffered seriously from graduation and Riddle High School dropped out of the first division for the first time. With one Freshman, three Sophomores, and one Junior comprising the starting five. The team had a rugged up hill pull against some of the strongest county quintets in recent years. The Irish, handicapped by a height disadvantage as well as inexperience contributed to the poorest season in many years. OPPONENTS WHERE THEY WE Elkton here 46 21 Powers there 36 27 Myrtle Creek here 63 33 Canyonville there 37 23 Days Creek here 20 36 Glendale here 48 26 Camas Valley there 18 37 Myrtle Creek there 55 34 Canyonville here 41 42 Powers here 43 24 Days Creek here 19 32 Yoncalla here 38 20 Glendale there 38 35 Camas Valley here 35 63 Ju n ior Va rsi ty The Junior Varsity basketball squad finished a very successful season with ten wins and four loses under the direction of Assistant Coach Barnhart. OPPONENTS WHERE THEY WE Elkton here 23 15 Powers there 18 34 Myrtle Creek here 20 16 Canyonville there 21 46 Days Creek here 16 22 Glendale here 23 25 Myrtle Creek there 29 33 Camas Valley there 19 22 Canyonville here 32 34 Powers here 18 36 Days Creek here 13 35 Yoncalla here 43 37 Glendale there 17 14 Camas Valley here 12 40 37 vPcAovlShut Snaps Cheering Buddies Man shortage Himself Snowing Pals The drunkard On the march Eighth grade Two little angels Freshmen Vhat's so funny? Day at the ocean Shorty Fashion show Swing your partner Lovers Which way Is up? Smile pretty The day after Lazy Hold that pose Angel or devil Going fishing The thing Horse play HU you?? 39 Them Were The Good Old Days 1. Baldy Leathcrwood 2. Toughy Huff mo 3. Sailing Rltzaan 4. Cousins Joanne and Raymond 5. Pretty girl Streacha 6. Cuddles Macdonald 7. Bashful Hausotter 8. Gloomy Wilcox 9. Roaming Brown 10. Sorrowful Brown 11. Tubby Townsend 12. Cat Killer Hollingsworth 13. Sweethearts - John and Phyllis 14. Toaboy Schmidt 15. Little and Big Loper 16. Handsome Baxters 17. Cowboy Brown 18. Bald Manns 19. Bathing beauty Salth 20. Oh, that sailing Vaughn 21. Ain't I cute - Atkins 40 futo rafih. 4 z GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1951 FROM ► ROSENBERG BROS. CO. RIDDLE OREGON HARDWARE - PAINTS - ROOFING SHOES - CLOTHING - APPLIANCES CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF 1951 RIDDLE GENERAL STORE RIDDLE, OREGON COMPLIMENTS OF LILLY'S MARKET FRESH FROZEN FOODS QUALITY MEATS COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE PHONE 331 RIDDLE HARBOR PLYWOOD CORP. OF OREGON 1 ! CONGRATULATIONS D. W. CLARK CONSIGNEE UNION OIL PRODUCTS PHONE 762 RIDDLE, OREGON DICKIES GENERAL STORE RIDDLE, OREGON Pacific Lumber Distributors LUMBER DOUGLAS FIR - SUGAR PINE - PONDEROSA PINE RIDDLE, OREGON Riddle Manufacturing Co. CUSTOM MILLING REMANUFACTURING PHONE 773 RIDDLE, OREGON Roseburg Lumber Co MANUFACTURERS OF DOUGLAS FIR LUMBER TIMBERS - DIMENSION - R.R. MATERIAL ROSEBURG, OREGON Kusler's Market CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1951 MYRTLE CREEK, OREGON THE OLD KENTUCKY SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY WILL GREET YOU AT The Igloo Tavern BILL BETTY RIDDLE, OREGON FOR YOUR FUTURE START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH MYRTLE CREEK BRANCH OF United States National Bank OF PORTLAND Compliments of Nelson Grocery Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Roseburg Tri-City Lumber Co. Remilling - Delivery Service - Dutch Boy Paints 3 Miles So. Pacific Highway 99 - Myrtle Creek, Oregon Contracting Phone 110X3 General Repair J. W. Copeland Yards RETAIL LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 2721 RIDDLE, OREGON THE WHITE GARAGE Welding Machine Work - General Repairs Gid Aspey Riddle, Ore. PROCTOR S UNION SERVICE Firestone Tires - Batteries - Auto Repair Service Phone 351 Riddle, Oregon CAMPBELL PLUMBING CO. Myrtle Creek, Oregon - Phone 1035 Plumbing Fixtures - Peerless Pumps - Soil Pipes Fittings Compliments of HASCO RADIO ELECTRIC Radios - Phonographs - Records Sherwin Williams Paints Myrtle Creek, Oregon Compliments of R C DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing - Shoes - Dry Goods Varieties Phone F-785 Myrtle Creek Compliments of CLEO’S BAKERY Wedding Cakes Fine Pastries 314 N. Jackson Roseburg Compliments of Lee Mortensen Myrtle Creek Building Supply, Inc. “Your Friendly Frigidaire Dealer” Pacific Pumps Builders Hardware 1 Telephone 835 Division Street Myrtle Creek, Oregon Barcus Sales Service Distributor of B. F. Goodrich Tires Batteries Champion Macmillan Petroleum Products Highway 99 North At Garden Valley Road - - Roseburg, Oregon Phone 3-5566 Packard “Better Buys At Barcus” Packard Riddle, Oregon MYRTLE DRUG CO. “Your Rexall Drug Store” Phone 25 Myrtle Creek, Oregon COFFEE CUP GRILL Clarence Helen Hamm Myrtle Creek, Oregon LEE’S UNION SERVICE Firestone Tires - Accesories Myrtle Creek, Oregon HANK’S SHOE REPAIR JENE’S BARBER SHOPS “A Nice Shop For Nice People” HAMLIN’S MARKET Sea Food Meats - Lunch Goods Ice - - Live Stock Phone 25 Canyonville, Oregon Box 22 Phone 3427 GORDON’S PHARMACY Gordon Harry, Prop. Canyonville, Oregon 209 Main St. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ’51 DUNN’S FOUNTAIN CAFE Canyonville, Oregon Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry ASHCRAFT JEWELER Roseburg, Oregon Compliments of LUVERNE’S Smart Apparel - - Teen-Age Selections 124 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon Phone 565-J Compliments of ROSEBURG JEWELERS 246 N. Jackson Roseburg, Oregon Phone 1329-J Roland West Evelyn West Compliments of Radios Phonographs Records KEN BUSHEY’S HARMONY HOUSE 230 N. Jackson Roseburg, Oregon Phone 3-3566 We Give Green Stamps FULLERTON REXALL DRUGS E. R. Buckingham, Ph. C. - Prescription Druggist 127 N. Jackson St Phone 45 Roseburg, Oregon Dresses - Coats - Sportswear - Accessories - Hosiery - Lingerie MABEL LEWIS Phone 1125 , Roseburg 235 N. Jackson Compliments of J. C. SPORTING GOODS 245 N.Jackson Roseburg, Oregon LAURENTZ’S BAKERY Fine Pastries Cakes MYRTLE CREEK BAKERY Phone 43 Compliments of LONG ORR MORTUARY Phone 2-2611 Roseburg PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. OF ROSEBURG Roseburg, Oregon Refrigerators - Ranges - Washing Machines - Freezer Boxes Wiring - Commercial Domestic Refrigeration REFRIGERATION SERVICE ELECTRIC CO. Myrtle Creek, Oregon NIELSEN S MARKET Where “It’s the Saving on Every Item That Counts” Roseburg, Oregon Riddle Compliments of RIDDLE VARIETY Oregon Phone 142 RIDDLE CLEANERS Free Pick-up Delivery , Riddle Compliments to the Seniors of ’51 - - MONTY IKE Riddle Fuel Laundry Service Carl M. Hill CANYONVILLE HARDWARE “Quality Merchandise” Phone 3217 Canyonville, Oregon Hi! Neighbors! CARSTEN’S FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings 117 W. Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon OUTDOOR STORE A Store Full of Things Men Like Roseburg , Oregon MILLER’S Roseburg’s Finest Department Store Compliments to Graduation Class of 1951 - - ADA’S PHOTO STUDIO - UMPQUA FLORISTS Phone 185 Myrtle Creek KEEL MOTOR CO. Authorized Dealer for Studebaker Cars Trucks 443 N. Jackson St. Roseburg. Oregon Phone 129 CLARK’S STUDIO CAMERA STORE “Everything Photographic” 105 S. Jackson Roseburg, Oregon Phone 331 THE CHAPEL OF THE ROSES Roseburg Funeral Home Oak Kane Sts. Roseburg, Oregon Phone 600 Mr. Mrs. L. L. Powers TRI-CITY CAFE Pearl Ike Orr Good Luck Wherever You Go - What Ever You Do Highway 99 - 3£ Miles South of Myrtle Creek - Phone M.C. 1094 Congratulations Seniors - Riddle PAUL’S ASSOCIATED SERVICE Oregon FLEMING CAFE Homemade Chili - Bar-B-Q Sandwiches - Home Baked Pies Roseburg, Oregon Roseburg Compliments of BOB’S MUSIC SHOP Oregon Serving Douglas County Since 1912 - - GOETTEL'S VARIETY STORE You Are Always Welcome to Make This Store Your Headquarters When In Roseburg 249 N. Jackson Roseburg, Oregon VERRELL’S HARDWARE Franchised Dealer - Zenith Appliances - - Coleman Heaters Marshall Wells Store Phone 235 - Myrtle Creek BOB S ELECTRIC Westinghouse Deep Freeze Dealers Contract Wiring Fixtures Phone 1275 Myrtle Creek MYRTLE DAIRY PRODUCTS Distributors for Umpqua Milk Cream Phone 662 Myrtle Creek Zenith Radios Appliances - Floor Coverings Complete Line of Household Furnishings ANDERSON’S FURNITURE Free Delivery Canyonville, Oregon FORD'S CAFE Watch the Fords go by, but don’t go by Ford’s Delicious Food - Dinners Lunches 3 Miles North - Canyonville Mr. Mrs. Henry Ford LOCKWOOD MOTORS, INC. Ford Mercury Roseburg, Oregon HANK'S SHOES REPAIR Always The Same Policy The Best In Shoes Shoe Service East Third Street Myrtle Creek, Oregon WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE