Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

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Keith Hanson Nancy Henry President Shelley Brown and Mary Bonn are discussing the possibility of selling Christmas swags to pull in more money. « 11

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JUNIORS Has anyone seen the money tree? The Junior Class of 1964 has spent the past three years doing research work to locate its whereabouts. As their research is proving to be rather lengthy and a bit discouraging, they had to turn to other methods to increase their bank account, some of which are: slave auction, candy sales, game concessions, pronto pup sales, chili feed, and Christmas swags. For some odd reason known as the junior-Senior Prom, the books” just don’t balance. In the Spring of 63’, they hit rock bottom. Now the Juniors must continue their everlasting search for the money tree. Tony Adevai Jay Ball Merle Blankenship Mary Bonn 10 Shelley Brown

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Charles Holland r»f 4 Kathy Linton ' Sue Loughridge James McMillion Byron Inman Carole Johnson Bob Lakin Pronto pup sales at noon were one of the ways the Junior Class brought in money. Mary Bonn, Pat Stoneking, and Mary Perry were on the cooking end of the project. David Nearing Gary Paetz Mary Perry 12