Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

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PEOPLE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PEOPLE 3 Seniors Juniors Biology: Cats and Frogs Sophomores Field Hockey: New Sport Freshmen Eighth One Act Play: The Ugly Duckling Seventh Administration F acuity ACTIVITIES 47 Student Council R Club Pep Club Majorettes GAA Girls League Cheerleaders Homecoming Librarians Lep Log Green R Shamrock Honor Society IRL Music Makers Band Fun Nite Junior Red Cross SPORTS 71 Cross Country Football Basketball Wrestling Track Baseball Staticians STUDENT LIFE Spring Concert Mother’s Tea Prom Awards Assembly Who's Who Top Girls Top Boys Class Picture Graduation

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SENIORS Setting the pace for our final year was Pat Boyd, President; Bill Saily, Vice-President; Peggy Criswell and Rita Deal, Historians; Teresa Gent Sec. -Treas; Kenny Vedder, Sgt. at Arms. Motto..........................................If at first you don't succeed try harder tomorrow. Flower.....................................................Pink Carnation Colors.....................................................Blue and Silver Advisor.....................................................Mr. Martindale As Freshmen we entered the school as the largest class in the history of the school. Immediately, money raising started for the prom with a very profitable slave day. The Sophomore year found us working for MORE money with a Sweetheart's Ball, scrap iron drive, concessions and dances. Our Junior year was one of work! The prom was upper most in our minds. We worked feverishly on roses and rainbows—our theme. Though tired, the Juniors were happy with the results come prom night, as was everyone else. As Seniors we are finally ready for a year of rest. Plans for college, trade schools, or jobs are being made. June will be a month of memories, past and present, as we leave our Alma Mater.