Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

. .. - THE SHAMROCK PRESENTS “MANY MOMENTS MOMENTS OF DILIGENCE IN THE LIFE OF THE IRISH” MOMENTS OF FUN MOMENTS OF ACTION MOMENTS OF GLORY 2 79 Editor: Glenna Zarnekee Assistant Editor: Marlee Powell Advisor: Priscilla J. Gaedecke 2 Scot! Aker Yvonne Anderson Neva Ausmas Dixie Childress Beatrice Colter Mike Bonn David Collins Donna Dedman Dane Everett Darelyne Foster Mike Glisson Bonnie Gordon Don Green Jack Huffman Stan Humiston Tom Keele Jean McKim Pat Markham Russ Martindale 0p Ellen Mitchell Andy Moore Larry Morrison Susan Nichols Ann (Pack) Cockrum William Preston Debby Rhodes Jack Saily Donna Schofield LoReva Teague Scott Taylor Rich Thomas Patty Traylor Sherry Weakley Kevin White Dick Wigle Melody Wilson Glenna Zarnekee MOTTO “Not finished, just begun. FLOWER Flowering Almond COLORS Maroon and Gold Glenna Z. and Donna S. add last minute touches to Darelyne F. before she goes under the eye of the camera. SENIOR ACTIVITIES SCOTT AKER Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; All-League Football 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3; Band Sec. 4; Prom Committee 3; Lep Log Staff 3; Green ‘R’ Feature Ed. 4. YVONNE ANDERSON Pep Club 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Girls’ League 4; Girl of the Month 4; Green R' 4. NEVA AUSMUS MIKE BONN Football 1,2,3,4; All-League Football 4; Wrestling 1,3; Track I; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3; All League Baseball Honorable Mention 3;Class Pres. 2; ‘R’ Club 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4;Green ‘R’ 4; Prom Committee 3. DIXIE CHILDRESS Student Court 3; Student Council 3,4; Sec-Treas. 3,4; Pep Band l,2,3,4;GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Spanish Club 2; Green ‘R’ 4; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Lep Log Staff 2,3; FTA 4. BRITT CLAXTON Football 1,2,3,4; All-League Football 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2; ‘R’Club 2,3,4. DAVID COLLINS ANN COCKRUM Lep Log Staff 2,3; Green ’R’ 1,2; GAA 1,2; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Decorating Chairman 3; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4: Pep Band 1,2; Annual Staff 3. BEATRICE COLTER Pep Club 2,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Service Award 2. ROCCO D’APOLITO DONNA DEDMAN Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Frosh., Soph.. Welfare Chairman 2; Vice-Pres. 3; Treas. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Yell Queen 4: Pep Band 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Girl of the Month 3; GAA 1,2; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Busn. Manager 3; Green ‘R’ 2; Prom Princess 3; Shorthand Award 3; Homecoming Princess 3; Queen 4. DANE EVERETT DARELYNE FOSTER Girls’ League 3,4; Executive Board 4; Green ‘R’ 3; Pep Club 4; Class Sec. 4; Lep Log Staff 3. MIKE GLISSON Crosscountry 1; Football 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3;Track 1,2,3; All-League Track 3; Green ‘R’ 3; Prom Prince 3; Homecoming King 4; Student Body Pres. 4; Pep Band 1.2,3: ’R’ Club 2,3,4; Lep Log Staff 3; Prom Committee 3. BONNIE GORDON Girls’ League 1,2,3,4;Pep Band 1,2; Annual I;Majorette 1; Typing Award 3; GAA 1,2. DON GREEN Football 1; Basketball l,2,3;Track 1.2;Cross Country 3; ‘R’ Club 4. JACK HUFFMAN STAN HUMINSTON CrossCountry 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All-League Honorable Mention Basketball 3;Track 1,2;Class Sgt. at Arms 1; Lep Log Staff 2;‘R’ Club 3.4. TOM KEELE CrossCountry 1,2,3,4;Track l,2;Project Prometheus3; IRL 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Lep Log Staff 2,3; Student Council Rep. 3; Class Historian 4; Annual Staff 4; Green ‘R’4; English Award 2; ‘R’ Club 1,2,3,4. JEAN McKIM Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 3; Football 1; Pep Band 3;‘R’ Club 4. PAT MARKHAM Baseball 1,2,3; All-League 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All-League 3; Team Captain 4; Football 1,2,3,4; All-League 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Ast. Sports Ed. 2; Sports Ed. 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Dellenbach Scholarship Candidate 3; Prom Prince 3; Homecoming Prince 3; ‘R’ Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Typing Award 2; Journalism Award 3; Pep Band 1,2;Dance Band l,2;Spanish Club 1;Student Body Vice-Pres. 3; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 3,4; Lep Log Staff 3; Student Court 3. 8 SENIOR ACTIVITIES RUSS MARTINDALE Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Manager 4; Statistician 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3: Band Vice-Pres. 4; IRL 4; Typing Award 2; PTO Scholarship Recipient 3; Spanish Club 2,3. ELLEN MITCHELL Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Executive Board 3,4; Service Award l,2,3;Student Council 4; Annual Staff 3.4;Green ‘R’ Staff 3,4; Ast. Editor 3; Editor 4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sec. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; IRL 3,4; Historian 4; FTA 4; Pres. 4; Statistician 3,4; Journalism Award 3; Lep Log 3. ANDY MOORE CrossCountry 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4;Track 1,2;'R'Club 3,4; Pep Band 1,2. LARRY MORRISON Football 1,2,3,4; All-League 3,4; 2nd Team All State, Basketball l;Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 3; Class Sgt. at Arms 1. SUSAN NICHOLS GAA 1,2,3;National Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; Class Sec. 2; Pep Club Pres. 3; Girls’ League Pres. 4; English Award 1,2; FTA 4; Historian 4. WILLIAM PRESTON Football 1,2,3,4; All League 4;Team Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 2,3; Track 1; Class President I; Student Body Sgt. at Arms 4; Homecoming Prince 4; Student Council 1,4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; ‘R’ Club 2,3,4; Green ‘R’ Staff 3. DEBBY RHODES Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Point Chairman 3; Big and Little Sister Co-Chairman 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sec.-Treas. 3; GAA 1,2,3; Pres. 3; Lep Log Staff 2,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1,2; Girls’ State 3; FTA 4; Green’R’ 4; IRL 3,4; Sec.-Treas. 3,4; Prom Committee 3;Student Council 3,4. JACK SAILY Wrestling 1,3; Cross Country l;Project Prometheus3; Spanish Club 2; Vice-Pres. 2; Spanish Award 2; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Pep Band 2,3; Lep Log Staff 3. DONNA SCHOFIELD Girls’ League 1,2,3,4;GAA l,2,3,4;Grecn ’R’ 3; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Sec. 2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; Class Sec. 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Girl of the Month 4. SHARON SHEA Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4;GAA 2,3,4;Typing Award 2. GEORGE SLAY Football 1,3,4; Co-Captain 4; All League Honorable Mention 3; All League 4; All State Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All League 3; All State Honorable Mention 3; Track 3,4; Sgt. at Arms 1,3; Class Pres. 4;‘R’Club 3,4. DAVID STEEN Baseball 2,3; All League 3; Cross Country 2,4; Basketball 2,3,4; All League 3; 2nd Team All State 3; 2nd Team All Tourney 3; Governor’s Youth Conf. 2; Spanish Club 2; ‘R’ Club 2,3,4; Lep Log Staff 2,3; Poetry Ed. 3; Green ‘R‘ 4; Sports Ed. 4; Project Prometheus 3; English Award 3; Spanish Award 2; Prom Prince 3. JUDY SUTTON Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Service Award 3; Lep Log Staff 3; Tumbling Team 4. SCOTT TAYLOR Class Rep 4; Class Pres. 3; Student Council 3,4; Mr. Torch 4; Student Court 3; Dance Band 2,3; Pep Band 2; Student Director 3,4; U of O Summer Music School 3; Elks Leadership Sch. 4; Green 'R' 2,3; Journalism Award 3; IRL 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Feature Ed. 4; Lep Log Staff 3; Jr. Red Cross 3.4; Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 2,3; Football Mgr. 3,4; Student Trainer 3,4;‘R’ Club 2,3,4. LoREVA TEAGUE Girls’ League 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Red Cross 3. RICK THOMAS PATTY TRAYLOR Girls’League 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Majorette 1.2,3,4; Head Majorette 3,4;Prom Princess 3;Green ‘R’ 3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Student Council 3,4. 9 SENIOR ACTIVITIES SHERRY WEAKLEY Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Busn. Manager 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Yell Queen 3; Lep Log Staff 1,2,3; Homecoming Princess 2,3; Miss Flame 4; Prom Princess 3; English Award 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Treas. 4; Student Council l,2,3;Class Rep. 1,2;Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Sec. 3; Girl of the Month 3; Ring Committee I; Service Award 3; Green ‘R’ 4. KEVIN WHITE Football 2; Wrestling 1;'R’ Club 2,3,4; Sec.-Treas. 4; IRL 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Pep Band 1; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 2; Statistician 2,3.4; Green 'R' 4. DICK W1GLE Football 1,2,3,4; All League 3,4; All State 1st Team 4; Honorable Mention Prep All American 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; All League 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3; All League 3; Class Sgt. at Arms 4; 'R' Club 2,3,4; Sgt. at Arms 4; English Award 1; Prom Committee 3. MELODY WILSON Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; GAA 4; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Band 1,2. GLENNA ZARNEKEE Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Service Award 1,2,3; GAA Award 1,2,3; Sgt. at Arms 4; Class Sec.-Treas. 1; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Ed. 4; Girl of the Month 4;Student Council 4; Lep Log Staff 2,3;Typing Award 3: Jr. Red Cross 3.4; Pep Band Award 2,3;PepClub 1,2,3,4;Cheerleader I,2;IRL3,4; Reporter 4. These girls seem to be finished with posing before the camera. B. Colter, J. Sutton, S. Nichols, E. Mitchell, D. Dedman. and Y. Anderson relax while waiting for the bus to take them back to school. SENIOR ACTIVITIES A bus load of smiles, ready for the camera. Riddle Irish waiting for food. More Irish still waiting for the first course. S. Nichols represents Riddle at the NHS Banquet. The Christmas tree, a senior class project, gets the special attention of M. Glisson, W. Preston,and R. Martindale. Addis Allen Angland Bates J. Blankenship D. Collins C. Dunn THE Wrestling, Indian style, during activity period. This entertainment is enjoyed by several boys in the junior class. The most active class in RHS for 1968 is the junior class. Their main concern throughout the year has been to plan and put on the most beautiful and successful banquet and prom in the history of our school. Ever ready to try something new, the class made plans to put the prom on at the Counrty Club in Roseburg. Raising money through concessions and other activities, deciding on theme, colors, etc. and all the while keeping up the image of upperclassmen, filled these memorable days. Backing the class up in times of trial and triumph were Mr. Kimball and Mr. Herman, class advisors. S. Criswell President M. Powell Vice-Pres. C. Bonn Sec.-Treas. E. Serdahl Class Rep. F. Mills-Pricc Sgt. at Arms A. Metcalf B. Parker D. Parks J. Quinn D. Robbins P. Shea J. Steen C. Strode D. Thomas S. Criswell, Junior Class President; in her place at the NHS Banquet. R. Wigle R. Wilborn K. Jones, B. McBurnett, C. Strode enjoy a bit of fun and sunshine after school. n s. p. L. D. O. C. Brown D. Brown M. Childress E. Colter THE Music maker, J. Johnson at the Christmas dance. D. Foster P. Foster Steens and Binghams at the NHS Banquet. Anderson Bates Bergstrom Blankenship Box J. Gaedecke H. Henry 14 D. Frunk G. Fuller The sophomore class, under the advisorship of Mr. Frank Steen and Mr. Fred Hoffstetter, had many activities throughout the year. They began the year by entering a float in the Homecoming Parade. They put on a Beeline fashion show, which was a great success, to earn money toward the time when they will be Juniors and putting on the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. They brought in additional money through concessions and other activities. SOPHOMORES K. Holcomb J. Zarnekee J. Johnson Sgt.-at-Arms D. Steen Class Rep. K. Hall Sec .-Treasurer C. Johnson S. Mauck K. McFie L. McKim L. Miles J. Rainwater J. White S. Wilson H. Witt B. Powell C. Pollock J. Bingham President D. Vedder Vice-pres. P. Mills-Price K. Morrison M. O’Sullivan K. Osterman M. Owens E. Page V. Pack B. Coyle and K. Holcomb exchange cheerleading and majorette outfits. ___________ I’ Mr. and Mrs. F. Vedder and Dianne at the NHS Banquet._____________ B. Addis R. Addis R. Bell K. Bond J. Breuer C. Brinkely B. Chandler W. Chandler E. Colter L. Cox G. Dawson J. Fairchild J. Gaddis This year the Freshman class was busy. Led by President, Jerry Deal, the Class took in a sunt of around SI50 for the start towards their Prom. Some of the money projects included bake sales, car washes, and concessions at home hasketball games. Mr. Karl Kujac and Mrs. Sally Leahy are the advisors. The class again put on the Dance of the Elves and demonstrated their skills. They also sacrificed themselves during Slave Week. During Homecoming the class produced a fine float for the parade and a skit for the school assembly. It was a very successful year. J. Deal President R. Pearson Vice-Pres. K. Ruckel Secretary S. Robinett Treasurer G. Hendrick S. Henry K. Johnson J. Keele D. Lamphear P. McBurnett K. Matthews G. Mosley D. Mahoney B. Newton L. Nichols D. Owens D. Parks M. Rainwater N. Serdahl S. Servant D. Parks, R. Saily, and S. Henry show the class appreciation to their advisors, K. Kujac and C. Seasons. M. Shepherd F. Steen J. Wade C. Wigle D. Zufelt sx freshmen 17 S. Allen N. Anderson J. Ausmus S. Bates A. Bonn W.Boyd 18 J. Brown, N. Dunn, K. Medlen, S. Jones... jumping rope??? P. Hamilton S. Hutchinson G. Jacobs R.Jacobs S. Jones K. Jones P. Jones J. LeVasseur J. Brown, L. Goodpasture, L. Stee-prow show skills in gym. T. Kelly S. King J. Lamphear sKfl D. McBurnett M. McFie G. Matthews S. McKim L. Maunu Mike Coyle President Jack Juhl Vice-President Mark Bingham Secretary-T reasurer K. Medlen L. Metcalf P. Mills-Price T. Morris S. Page J. Pospisil J. Puz L. Quinn D. Reed R. Rice W. Robbins N. Robinett P. Robinette J. Russell J. Schofield The highlight of the winter season was the annual Christmas party. Two candy filled pinatas made by the Spanish students, added to the Christmas festivities. In May the class traveled to Salem to visit the capitol and the legislature. Mr. Tom Roe, Mr. Steve Farrell, and several parents went along as chaperons. Many of the eighth grade students were out for sports, including the girls. Advisors for the eighth grade were Mr. Neal Bateman and Mr. Steve Farrell. L. Steeprow G. Strobridge M. Swett B. Thoms T. Wedge C. Wilborn M. Wilson R. Witt J. Youngblood GRADE M.Zenchenko 19 D.Cook D. Daniels J. D'Apolito M. Dunn J. Benson R. Book K. Boyd K. Brown R. Brown J. Benson.. .muscle man??? W. Elian J. Everett J. Fakin Y. Ford L. Frasier K. Fredrickson SEVENTH The Riddle Seventh Grade began the 1967-68 school year with an enrollment of 56 students. Since then, 5 new students have enrolled and 3 have left, leaving them ahead by 2. At the first meeting, the class officers were elected. On the second meeting, we started raising money by bringing money each week to the class treasurer. During the month of September the seventh grade cheerleaders were elected. S. Freel R. Fuller M. Hazeltine R. Hubbs F. Hutchinson M. Johnson The band teacher. Mr. Beardsworth, started a marching band that combined junior and senior high school students. These attended the high school games. In the football season the seventh grade won one game, tied one, and lost four. During basketball, we won seven and lost only two. We have had two parties and plan to have two more, all of these the eighth graders are included. The class advisors were Mr. Jon Hunnel and Mr. Perry Grose. E. Lange L. McCurry M. McKim W. Mitchell D. Olsen C. Osborn S. O’Sullivan E. Pearson J. Pollock President D. Thoms V.-President C. Powell •1. Quinn D. Reed D. Ritter W. Robbins B. Russel J. Smith J. Foster Secretary J. Steen S. Strong S. Sutton R. Wade E. Whited C. Wilson One, two, three.. .kick. GRADE J. Wilson R. Wren E. Youngblood J. Zarnekee R. Zenchenko J. Zufelt 21 ADMINISTRATION thoughtful, but.. . ►.0 r The Riddle Parent Teachers Organization Board. The Parent Teachers Organization carried out some very interesting activities this year. The highlight was a talent show called the “Riddle Review”. It sponsored local talent, however, there were a few performances by out of town people. The PTO had a joint meeting May 20, with all the school bands playing. All the bands performed fifth, sixth. Junior. High School Bands. The PTO installation of officers was the business of the evening. PTO Discussing a problem. The PTO successfully fulfilled its goal this year. This organization provided the school with a new P.A. system, and they were able to raise the amount of the PTO scholarship from $200 to $250. looking sharp as a tack at the Riddle Review! I Mr. Chaley A. Samples. . .Principal 23 This way, fellows! MRS. KATHY ROBERTS MRS. LAVONNE MATTHEWS Office Staff COUNSELING MR. TOM ROE Vice-Principal Guidance Counselor Head Basketball Coach Head Track Coach Two heads are better than one! 24 OFFICE STAFF MATH MR. ERLING HERMAN Junior High Math Algebra I Junior Class Advisor MR. MAURICE KIMBALL Advanced Math Physics Junior High Football Coach Junior High Basketball Coach Junior High Track Coach Junior Class Advisor Going, going, gone! Where’s our pizza? MR. RUSSEL MART1NDALE Junior High Science Math I Junior High Basketball Coach Junior High Baseball Coach MR. KARL KUJAC Science Biology Freshman Class Advisor SCIENCE MUSIC PH YSICAL ED UCA TION MR. RALPH BEARDSWORTH Band High School Chorus Pep Band MRS. MARGARET PERRY Junior High Music Girls Physical Education GAA Advisor Coffee, Tea, or Milk? MR. NEAL BATEMAN Boys Physical Education Head Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach Assistant Track Coach R Club Advisor Eighth Grade Class Advisor MRS. CAROL SEASON Home Economics Cheerleader Advisor HOME ECONOMICS ENGLISH MR. STEVE FARRELL Eighth Grade Core Cross Country Coach Eighth Grade Advisor Measuring more than English! Getting an early start on Irish Blarney! MRS. SALLY LEAHY English I and II Drama and Speech Pep Club Advisor MR. FRANK STEEN English 111 and IV Journalism Future Teachers Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. ‘JOHN ZARNEKEE Shop Senior Math Head Baseball Coach Freshman Basketball Coach Senior Class Advisor MR. JERRY ROWE Mechanical Drawing Shop Assistant Football Coach Just wait, you’ll get some! Looking up new speech materials? BUSINESS EDUCATION MRS. BLANCHE GALLOWAY Consumer Economics Shorthand Bookkeeping High School Red Cross Advisor MRS. MARGARET McGEE Typing Office Practice Girls League Advisor ■Mi MR. FRED HOFFSTHTTER SOCIAL SCIENCES MR. ROBERT MATTHEWS Social Sciences JV Football Coach JV Basketball Coach JV Baseball Coach IRL Advisor Senior Class Advisor Spanish Drivers Education Sophomore Class Advisor Spanish Club Advisor MR. JACK LINDSY Remedial Math Do I start timing now? MR. PERRY GROSE Developmental Reading Seventh Grade Advisor LIBRAR Y MRS. PRISCILLA GAEDECKE Librarian Annual Staff Advisor Honor Society Advisor Student Librarians Advisor The grass hasn’t a chance of becoming tall and scraggy with Mr Bradley and his fearless mower always keeping it trimmed. CUSTODIANS Always smiling and ever ready with a cheerful word is Mr. Cook alias Cooky, showing his great talent of driving the larger mower. A moment of seriousness prevails as Bob Church displays his award he received as “Lay Citizen of Riddle” on May 8, 1968. Hard at work is Mrs. Deal as she tries to keep our school spotlessly clean. Each morning finds our school looking much better than it did at 3:30 the previous day. This is the nocturnal magic of Ruth Hausotter, whom the students seldom see, but appreciate greatly. Bob’s job consists of many different duties, one of which is working at the track; keeping it marked, ect. A prominent figure at Riddle High, he is best known for his willingness to help the students eat their lunches. STUDENT COUNCIL The 1967-68 Student Body Officers were: W. Preston, Sergeant at arms; M. Glissen, President; R. Wilborn, Vice-President; D. Childress, Secretary-treasurer; and P. Foster, Advertising manager. These made an excellent team and accomplished much through their team effort. The newly elected student body officers for 1968-69 are: P Juhl, Sergeant at arms; S. Criswell, Advertising manager; K. Holcomb, Secretary-treasurer; M. Powell, President; and D. Steen, Vice-president. The student council are grouped together in the Student Lounge. This organization of student government is made up of all the presidents of the classes along with the student body officers and the presidents of the organizations and clubs within the school. OFFICERS Paints, paper,and two trusty yardsticks arm Pam for whatever task may call as she fulfills her office as advertising manager. 1- ■ 1 “Old Glory” never had better care tha than under the supervision of Will Preston. Throughout his career as Sergeant at arms he never forgot the Pledge of Allegiance once. ACTIVITIES The students are able to keep the girls working in the student store more than busy. “I’ll drink to that!” says B. Gordon, at the school picnic. Mike and Ralph, our fearless leaders, are caught engaging in some activities of leadership? “Never a Mistake,” is Dixie’s motto as she successfully carries out her secretarial duties for a second year. The Varsity Cheerleaders: K. Jones, S. Weakley, Yell Queen, D. Dedman, D. Schofield, and 0. Bonn, show their football spirit and uniforms as they pose on the goal post. “This way Irish.” ’67 ’68 Monkey Chris—a-a-ah, help! Get away from me you dumb dog. C. Wigle, B. Gibson, and K. Holcomb-practicing? u-u-ug, Karen, get off my back! K.Gillispieand K. Hall; it just goes to show what practice can do. The “same old Varsity Cheerleaders” with their “same old grime” showing off their basketball uniforms as they execute a formal pose. The JV Cheerleaders, shown here modeling their basketball uniforms, worked hard throughout the year performing at JV and freshman games. They are, Bottom: K. Gillespie, C. Wigle, and K. Holcomb. Top: B. Gibson, and K. Hall. ROYALTY COURT Prince George Slay and Princess Kathy Jones Prince Will Preston and Princess Donna Schofield King Mike Glissen and Queen Donna Dedman Prince Pat Juhl Mr. Torch, Scott Taylor and Princess Chris and Miss Flame, Sherry Weakley Bonn THRUSDAY NITE . . . THE “HOT” BONFIRE . . . The flames leap high to match the Irish feelings of happiness. “ROLL OVER, ROVER” The Riddle High School Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Beardsworth, begin to march with eager step. Jean McKim and the Irish Leprechaun. The Big boom of the drums keep the beat of the parade. FRIDAY AFTERNOON . . . THE GRAND PARADE . . . Each class showed by skits, yells, posters and their general attitude how the Irish were going to “Roll Over Rover”. The seniors piled up the most points, and therefore received the Homecoming Spirit Award. The faculty added to the enthusiasm with an original skit about Robin and Batman. The week ended successfully with a tie football game against Sutherlin, and a dance sponsored by the Student Council with the Sceptics playing. The grade school band, under the leadership of Mr. Herman, step forward in youthful vigor. Mr. Hoffstetter and Mr. Grose give notice to the Bulldogs. Some last minute touches are being put on the FRIDAY NIGHT . . . ALL SET READY TO GO . . . Freshman float. FINAL SCORE 6-6 ... The homecoming court: Prince Will Preston, Princess Donna Schofield, Princess Kathy Jones, Mr. Torch, Scott Taylor, Queen Donna Dedntan, King Mike Glisson, Miss Flame, Sherry Weakley; Prince George Slay, Princess Chris Bonn, and Prince Pat Juhl. WHICH TURNED INTO AN IRISH HAPPENING , THE PSYCHEDELIC THEME OF THE DANCE. A serious moment for P. Juhl and C. Bonn. D. Steen shares a private joke. J. Bingham and date have fun. as do the others. The 1967-68 “R” Club will be remembered for a long time as this years organization earned a great deal of the funds used to buy 30 travel blazers. The blazers are exhibited above by the senior members of the “R” Club. Riddle was represented extremely well by boys being selected for all atate honors. Dick Wigle led the parade as he was also named a football prep all American team. Boys that received all state honors in individual sports were: Football-D. Wigle, G. Slay, L. Morrison. Basketball D. Steen, P. Markham. Wrestling D. Wigle, B. Claxton, R. Wilborn. Track D. Wigle, G. Slay. R CLUB Scott Taylor is shown here with President Pat Markham and advisor Mr. Bateman. Scott was given the honor of kissing the Blarney Stone before each football game. “R” Club officers for this year are: M. Bonn, Vice-President; K. White, Secretary; Mr. Bateman, Advisor; P. Markham, President; D. Wigle, Sergeant at Arms. Colleen Wigle accepts a letter of achievement from “R” Club President Pat Markham. With this letter, Colleen was made an honorary member of the “R” Club. To acquire this honor, she placed 1st in the broad jump and 6th in the 440 at the girls state track meet. Colleen becomes one of only two honorary members of this organization. Bob Church was presented a similar award several years ago. The Pep Club, under the advisorship of Mrs. Leahy, appeared at all games to back the teams with their support of cheers and just being on hand. PEP CLUB Head Majorette Patty Traylor MAJORETTES Bonnie Coyle The Girls’ League officers for 1967-68 worked together as a group. The annual functions were well planned and discussed by the officers and Mrs. McGee, advisor. The Silver Tea was a new function presented this year. Many hours of work are needed to earn third and fourth year awards. Fourth year awards went to D. Rhodes, G. Zarnekee, and E. Mitchell. Third year went to C. Witt, S. Nichols, K. Jones, C. Strode, and M. Powell. GIRLS’ LEAGUE The senior girls display gifts received from their “little sisters.” Girls’ League President Susan Nichols spent many noon hours at the ballot box. Carla Strode worked as Susan’s right-hand girl “Friday”. New officers for 1968-69 are standing: R. Saily, C. Strode, D. Vedder. K. McFie, Advisor Mrs. McGee, B. Gibson;C. Wigle, K. Jones, M. Powell. Kneeling: Treasurer S. Criswell, Vice-President L. Miles, President C. Will, and Secretary D. Funk. Mrs. Galloway demonstrates the procedure to be followed for wrapping Christmas packages. New Red Cross officers for 1968-69 are: Pres. H. Witt, Vice-Pres. D. Bedder, Mrs. Galloway, adviser; Sec.-Treas. B. Gibson, Point Ch. D. Frunk and Sgt. D. Robbins. Carla Strode and Beatrice Colter try their hand at wrapping. Y. Anderson, D. Foster, D. Rhodes, and E. Mitchell take time out to rest at the Red Cross rummage sale. HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS All the members of the Red Cross Club are pictured with the new and old officers standing at the back of the cross. The International Relations League spent the entire year studying the topic “Human Rights” under the direction of Mr. Matthews, advisor and M. Powell, President. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club was reorganized with the help of Mr. Hoffstetter, advisor,and E. Page, President. Some of their money making projects included selling cookies and other goodies at noon. Under the leadership of E. Mitchell, President, and Mr. Steen, advisor, the newly formed Future Teachers of America investigated the profession of teaching. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Seasons looks on while the Arts and Crafts class busily works on their projects. : x. .. , I, r 'i, These students seem to be enjoying themselves as they create many things out of clay, plaster, glue, paint, ect. The Junior and Senior Home Ec students recovered a sectional that was in the Teacher’s room during the latter part of the year. These senior girls are adding the finishing touches. These freshman girls enjoy eating the pizzas they have made. These pizzas were those left over from the pizza luncheon served to the faculty by the Freshman Home Ec students. The triumphant 6th hour class pose on the finished product with Mrs. Seasons 4 ' 4 The first semester Green R staff consisted of the first semester journalism class. They spent many long hours putting together a number of enjoyable papers. The staff consisted of D. Rhodes, S. Aker, D. Steen, T. Keele, K. White, S. Criswell, Y. Anderson, S. Weakley, D. Childress and R. Wil-born. Seated are M. Bonn and E. Mitchell. 1 GREEN R •T All seems to be going smoothly according to E. Mitchell, editor, Y. Anderson, and J. Sutton. What? An error! Oh, just another news item to add. The second semester Green R staff included two new members-P. Juhl and A. Metcalf. Throughout the entire year Mr. Steen was the advisor and E. Mitchell the editor with S. Criswell the assistant editor. For some students this was their second year on the staff. Having received a credit the first year, no credit was given and their time was a donation. The Shamrock staff was led by an efficient group of editors. These included standing P. Markham, sports editor; J. Gaedccke, photographer; S. Taylor, feature editor. Seated; S. Weakly, business manager; Mrs. Gaedecke, advisor; G. Zarnekee, editor; S. Criswell, advertising editor; and M. Powell, assistant editor. The night work grew long and rough as the year came to a close. It looks like Pat, Sherry and Sue, are pretty tired. It takes a lot of work to make a layout look just right. Debby, Yvonne, Ellen, and Darelyn look as if this one is a hopeless case. Marlee and Sue listen intently to the speaker at the UVL section on publications held at Riddle High School. SHAMROCK The annual staff consisted of students from all six classes who volunteered both time and energy to make a great annual. D. Dedman, B. Colter, K. Holcomb, B. McBurnett, and B. Gordon show their ambition as student librarians. Here they are checking the card catalog and finding a “new” word in the dictionary. LIBRARIANS 48 S. Allen working hard before school. One of the many attractive displays in the library show case. One of the fun duties of student librarians. S.Crisv Morning librarians S. Allen, S. Criswell, C. Witt, and C. Strode are busy with various odd jobs which keep the library in efficient working order: finding cards and shelving books are two of the many jobs. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY G. Zarnekee comes from the stage with her lighted candle where she has just received her pin and card. Several of those from Riddle at the NHS Banquet at Winston Junior High. 1 ____L— The National Honor Society with the following members as the core of officers—President P. Markham, Vice-President K. White, Secretary M. Powell, Treasurer S. Weakley, and Publicity S. Nichols—tapped 7 new members on March 4. The old and the new members then attended the district banquet on March 21 at Winston Junior High School. S. Nichols lights the gold candle as she gave the speech on scholarship. Here the new initiates from Riddle, J. Bingham, S. Criswell, D. Steen, S. Taylor. D. Vedder. R. Wilborn. and G. Zarnekee watch the other students get their cards and pins. S. Taylor lights his candle at the torch. M. Powell and S. Weakley, in the background, called out the names and pinned the Riddle initiates. The Riddle High School Band had the following students as members: FirstRow: D. Schofield, D. Childress, D. Lamphere, K. Hall, E. Page. E. Gaedecke, F. Steen, D. Dedman, J. Steen. Second Row: O. Box, K. Ruckel, L. Nichols, M. Owens, K. Cox, W. Quinn, C. Henry, N. Halter. Third Row: Pat Markham, S. Aker, B. Newton, J. White, L. Bergstrom, W. Preston, M. Glis-son, J. Keele, S. Robinet. J. Ingwerson. R. Martindale. D. Mahoney, C. Rice, S. Taylor, and director, Mr. Ralph Beardsworth. SOUNDS GREAT Nothing stopped the Marching Band as they played through the unpredictable weather. The band consisted to Junior and Senior High students. They played at home games and through the rain at Sutherlin and the Quarter Finals at Eagle Point. LOOKS SHARP The pep band, as in other years, provided arrousing music to help bolster the spirit of the Irish during the basketball season. The major accomplishment of the chorus this year was throwing away” the choir robes and making garb” that better fit the type of music the group sang. The choir got many compliments on both their outfits and their singing. A forward roll is the next trick that J. Deal is about to demonstrate on the trampoline. Kathy Leedhant watches and acts as guard. E. Gacdecke points” as she goes on over in a few of the basic stunts on the mats. C. Wigle at the top of a back drop as she performs on the “tramp.” TUMBLING TEAM A mixture of high school and junior high school boys and girls made up the tumbling team this year. They put on 3 half time shows and a show for the PTO. The members are from the bottom up: N. Pack, C. Pollock, N. Serdahl. J. Julil, J. Pollock, K. Jones, R. Witt, A. Bonn. L. Miles, J. Sutton, C. Wigle, E. Gaedecke, Y. Ford, and D. Ritter. Some say this is good for the circulation. C. Pollock and N. Pack know it strengthens muscles. Top Row: Head Coach Neal Bateman, J. Breuer. P. Markham, L. Morrison. W. Preston, S. Aker, G. Slay, M. O’Sullivan, P. Juhl, D. Wigle, M. Bonn, Assistant Coaches Bob Matthews and Jerry Rowe. Second Row: D. Evenson, G. Mosley, G. Dawson, C. Rice, D. Thomas, R. Wilborn, K. Matthews, Trainer Scott Taylor. Bottom Row: K. Bond, J. Deal, M. Glisson, J. Mc-Kim, M. Zenchenko. B. Claxton. F. Mills-Price. FOOTBALL Pat Markham Trainer Scott Taylor Mike Glisson Scott Aker Dick Wigle Mike Bonn SENIORS Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Bob Matthews Neal Bateman Jerry Rowe The rooting section, led by the cheerleaders, did a tremendous job in cheering the team on to victory. Their enthusiasm is exemplified here against Douglas. SCORES Riddle 20 Oakridge 2 Riddle 47 Illinois Valley 0 Riddle 0 Brookings 7 ♦Riddle 31 Glide 0 ♦Riddle 6 Suthcrlin 6 ♦Riddle 25 Douglas 12 ♦Riddle 25 Glide 0 ♦Riddle 14 Sutherlin 0 ♦Riddle 40 Douglas 6 ♦♦Riddle 7 Eagle Point 19 ♦League games ♦♦Playoffs Dick Wigle proves why he is an all-state halfback as he eludes two tacklers and breaks into the open for a long run. THE STOR Y This has to be the most significant football season in Irish history. After all, the team got into the state playoffs! No other football team in the history of Riddle High School has ever accomplished this. All the boys and coaches should be congratulated on a tremendous season. CONGRATULATIONS FROM RMS. William Preston picks up a vital first down as he runs with the ball after a fake punt. Will’s punting average was one of the best in the state. ACTION Fullback Mike Bonn finds plenty of running room against Douglas. REST las 40-6. Well deserving it, the Irish regulars rest their tired bones. This is the night the Irish stomped Doug- REWARDS ALL STARS UVL all-stars for 1967 are: G. Slay. J. Johnson, P. Juhl. W. Preston. L. Morrison, P. Markham, M. Bonn, B. Claxton, and D. Wigle. A WARDS Mr. Bateman, left, presents the UVL championship trophy and the stuffed football player to the Student Body. The football player was given to the Irish by Bill Stout of KYES. Mr. Jess Thurman, president of the UVL, presents the trophy to the seniors. The 1967 Cross Country team: Head Coach Steve Farrell, John Gaedecke, Jerry Bigham, Ray Addis, Dave Steen, Tom Keele, Neal Pack, Steve Wilson, manager Larry Bergstrom. CROSS COUNTRY Our hardworking manager, Larry Bergstrom, leans over the rail to check the position of the Riddle runners. David Steen Tom Keele The fall of 1967 saw these seniors, Steen and Keele, run their last for Riddle High School. The 1967 Irish Cross Country team was composed of two seniors, four sophomores, and one freshman. The lack of participants, depth, and experience seldom left the Irish on top in the scoring. The hard work and high spirit showed up and made up for part of the difference. There were three home meets and a number of away meets. The season climaxed with the league meet at South Umpqua. Losing only two runners, the Irish hope for a stronger team next year. 58 Coach Farrell gives final instructions before the start of the CBA. Glendale. Riddle 3 way meet. JoIvh Gaedecke runs downhill to the finish of the race. League meet participants: Dave Steen, Neal Pack, Tom Keele, and Ray Addis await the big meet, doing a little last minute planning on how they will run and how they will try to place. The Irish at the starting line of the league meet awaiting the sound of the gun to start the race. Assistant coach Perry Grose finishes reading course times for the meet. Ray Addis « Three Irish thinclads cross the finish line at the end of the league meet. Dave Steen Tom Keele BASKETBALL Pat Markham Dave Steen SENIOR Will Preston Andy Moore The Irish compiled a season record of 14 wins. 8 losses and finished second in the Umpqua Valley League to the state champions, Sutherlin Bulldogs. Standing: P. Markham, W. Preston, S. Humiston. P. Juhl. M. O’Sullivan, D. StecSi. G. Slay, J. Zarnekee, A. Moore, D. Steen, and R. Wigle. Kneeling: R. Martindale, manager; B. Matthews, Asst. Coach; T. Roe, Head Coach; S. Taylor, trainer; and K. Matthews, manager. JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity, although short on height, were long in the traditional spirit of the “fighting Irish”. They scored victories over many of their opponents and even in defeat were respected by the members of the opposing team for their fighting spirit and never die attitude. Home SCORES Team Visitor 52 Kennedy 51 51 St. Mary’s 48 Russ Martindale (left) 57 Siuslaw 45 was the hard working 90 St. Mary’s 52 manager for the Irish. 83 Rccdsport 96 He did such chores as 67 Siuslaw 73 clean the balls, supply 76 Reedsport 74 the towels, etc. Scott 94 Illinois Valley 60 Taylor (right) in his 63 Illinois Valley 61 third year as an Irish 73 Sutherlin 88 trainer, handled all of the 98 Glide 86 taping. A big thanks 48 Douglas 49 must go to Scott for a 72 South Umpqua 66 job well done. 47 Eagle Point 78 70 Sutherlin 83 97 Glide 58 65 Douglas 47 82 Sough Douglas 56 46 Sutherlin 63 94 Glide 71 58 Douglas 60 ■ 53 South Umpqua 51 Denotes League Games FRESHMEN The Freshman team, lacking in both depth and height, fought hard in all their games to up hold the Irish name. Since they had no depth and were seemingly always in foul trouble, the freshmen can be praised for their never-failing spirit, even in defeat. ni m 1 . ▼ T ' George Slay shows intense concentration as he shoots against state champions, Sutherlin. Stan Humiston grabs a rebound in his last game for Riddle in the victory over South Umpqua. The Irish team shows why they were tough as they fight for another rebound. The entire Irish team stayed together and made it six in a row over South Umpqua in the last game of the season. Beginning the season with only five returning veterans, the Irish wrestling team met on the mats of the Glide Wildcats and proceeded through the state tournament. Due to the lack of depth and overall strength, scorewise the team was seldom on top, but owing to extreme desire and the coaching of Neal Bateman, they eventually captured fourth place at district, sending three division champions on to State. Wrestlers: L. Witt, B. Claxton, D. Wigle, P. Mills-Price, R. Wilborn, D. Thomas, C. Pollock, L. Bergstrom, D. Owens, and J. Gaedecke. Britt Claxton The absence of these two wrestlers will leave a gap in the upper weight divisions next year, but due to the excellent leadership, the future squad will again represent the fighting Irish, as in the past. The third round begins as Britt Claxton, already ahead, readys for action. The going gets tough as a Sutherlin opponent initiates one of the more uncomfortable holds over C. Pollock. WRESTLING Coach Neal Bateman is shown here giving R. Wilborn advice for the impending victory. In a tough match, D. Wigle demonstrates a classical take down for his Sutherlin opponent. D. Wigle studies his opponent for the takedown. The Irish ended the wrestling season this year by capturing fourth place in the district tournament. Resulting from this position, the Irish had three district champions: Britt Claxton, 178 lbs; Dick Wigle, 168 lbs; and Ralph Wilborn, 146 lbs. The success of these wrestlers should be credited to their coach, Mr. Neal Bateman. Team members are bottom row S. Taylor, manager; M. Bonn, J. Bingham, R. Wigle, D. Owens, D. Steen, D. Even-son, K. Matthews, J. Gaddis and R. Martindale, manager. Standing: Mr. Zarnekee, head coach; P. Markham, D. Steen, W. Preston, J. Johnson, J. Zarnekee, J. Rainwater, M. Rainwater and Mr. Matthews, assistant coach. Senior Dave Steen VARSITY Senior Pat Markham The JV team this year, because of the lack of players, consisted of many varsity players also. They had a very creditable season, finishing with a 4-2 record and promising good teams for the future. Players are bottom row M. Rainwater, K. Matthews, J. Gaddis, D. Owens. Standing: Mr. Matthews, coach; D. Evenson, J. Zarnekee, J. Johnson, D. Steen, J. Rainwater, and J. Bingham. JUNIOR VARSITY “ Senior William Preston The varsity baseball team overcame early season losses and newspaper predictions to win the league championship. They won the quarter final game with Henley but lost to Stayton in the semifinals 4-3. The Irish were represented on the league all star team with D. Steen;P. Markham; M. Bonn and R. Wigle. J. Rainwater was picked for honorable mention. BA TTERY SCORES Riddle Opponent 2 Glendale 4 2 Roseburg 8 12 St. Mary’s 4 3 Siuslaw 6 15 Siuslaw 3 6 Sutherlin 3 6 Roseburg JV 5 0 Glide 8 2 Glide 5 2 Roseburg 3 2 South Umpqua 1 5 South Umpqua 4 15 Glendale 0 14 Sutherlin 3 4 Sutherlin 3 4 South Umpqua 13 1 Douglas 2 7 Douglas 5 2 Glide play off 0 4 South Umpqua 1 4 Henley quarter finals 2 3 Stayton semi finals 4 denotes league games INFIELD 67 Scott Taylor has served as trainer for the varsity baseball team for three years. The regular infield for the Irish consisted of W. Preston, first base; M. Bonn, second base; D. Steen, short stop;and P. Markham, third base. The Irish bench small in number, but big in enthusiasm. Will Preston stretches far for the throw. The ball just beat the baserunner to the base during the game with Stayton. PLA Y BALL Mike Bonn rounds third base after hitting a grand slam home run against Henley in the quarter final game. Shown crossing the plate is Will Preston with Pat Markham right behind. Pat Markham bats against Douglas. V O' The team, standing: M. O'Sullivan,G. Slay, D. Wigle, G. Dawson, J. Deal, J. Gra-ble. Kneeling: Manager J. Puz, L. Bergstrum, K. Bond, J. Gaedecke, Manager D. Robbins. Not Pictured: M. Glisson and K. Osterman. Although lacking in depth, the Irish squad, coached by Tom Roe and Neal Bateman, set four new school records and qualified two team mates for the state meet at Corvallis. 0 OLf Senior George Slay TRACK The crowd looks on as D. Wigle, in the blocks, gets set for a winning race. K. Bond and G. Dawson submit themselves to the rigors of track practice. K. Osterman and K. Bond receive their time as they round the track on one of the laps of the longer, grueling races. Senior Dick Wigle P. Juhl looks ahead to the finish as he gains a split second over his opponent. M. Glisson battles his opponent for a close finish in the 100 yard dash. Watch the trail leg, Mike O’S! TEAM G. Dawson demonstrates the proper form in practice. R. Addis, D. Mahoney, and J. Gaedecke prepare for the long coveted victory in the two mile race. The many afternoons of practice pay off as D. Wigle places a winning leap. The Girls Athletic Association members are across the back of the circle: N. Serdahl, D. Schofield, K. Keedham, D. Frunk. J. Keele, F. Steen, R. Saily,S. Grablc, E. Gacdecke, M. Wilson, J. Steen, S. Robinette, D. Lamphear, S. Nichols. Front Row: S. Shea, P. Foster, D. Vedder, J. White, L. Miles, J. Quinn, D. Parks, L. Nichols, C. Wiglc, K. Ruckel. GIRLS TRACK TEAM S. Nichols heaves the discus. On the bus ready to leave Riddle for a GAA track meet. J. White on the mile run. The Track Team: Miss Scharfe, F. Steen, L. Miles, J. White. R. Saily, K. Ruckle, S. Nichols, N. Serdahl, S. Gra-ble. Kneeling: L. Nichols, P. Foster, S. Robinette, K. Leedham, E. Gaedekce, C. Wigle. N. Serdahl sails over the high jump bar. M. Glissen introduces C. Wigle to the student body before she leaves to perform in the State Track meet at Corvalis. E. Gaedecke gets her blue ribbon for the 880 from C. Strode. L. Miles receives one for the 100 yard dash. C. Wigle and Mrs. Wigle look at the blue ribbon for the broad jump first place. The Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: C. Pollock, Y. Ford, P. Foster, J. Zufelt and E. Pearson. G. Zarnekee pins M. Coyle at the Junior Honor Society tapping. The new initiates are standing M. McFie, N. Halter, P. Foster, K. Johnson, F. Steen, C. Wigle. Kneeling: M. Johnson, M. Coyle, R. Wren. Not pictured is L. Nichols. The combined seventh and eighth grade baseball team, coached by Mr. Martindale, were co-champions in UVL with Sutherlin. SPORTS AND AWARDS JUNIOR HIGH The formal tapping ceremony and starting of the Hanna Junior Honor Society, May 23, 1968, in the gym was a part of the Junior High Awards Assembly. Here R. Wil-born pins M. Johnson while other members of the Senior Honor Society watch. The Eighth Grade Cheerleaders: S. Allen, K. Jones, D. McBur-nett and M. D’Apolito. S. Nichols: Jr. High Basketball scorekeeper. The wrestling stats are shown performing their duties at one of the regular meets. They are M. Powell, D. Rhodes, E. Mitchell, and D. Frunk. STATISTICIANS The Basketball Scorekeepers: K. White, Mr. Zarnekee, R. Martindale, R. Martindale, and Mr. Rowe. 76 C. Wigle kept the baseball scores. The Track Stats: S. Criswell, E. Gaedecke, and L. Nichols. MOTHER’S TEA Girls anxiously await the arrival of their Mother’s around the lei tree. C. Witt and D. Dedman stood ready to serve the girls and their Mothers. The big moment came when Mother of the Year, Mrs. Shea, was announced by last year’s Mother, Mrs. Deal. Carla Strode received a special award from Mrs. McGee. Mrs. McGee proudly pinned S. Weakley, “Girl of the Year.” J. Sutton enchanted many by singing “A Tiny Sparrow”. HA WAllAN HOLIDA Y The annual Mothers’ Tea, on April 26, was a big success with Mrs. Robert Linder taking the girls and their Mothers on a delightful trip through the islands. An extra highlight was the annual style show from the Home Economics department and the awards which were presented by Mrs. McGee. Mrs. Linder took the group on a trip to Hawaii. President Susan Nichols and her Mother after the opening speeches. Susy Criswell added her touch by her narration of the style show. M. Powell wound up the style show with her elegant, long, white, formal. PROM ’68 Someone must have been in a fantasy when putting up this delightful piece of decoration. An S for a C Please! Mr. and Mrs. Grose seem to enjoy the dance. K. Jones, G. Slay, P. Markham and S. Weak-ley—Juniors and Seniors-enjoy the sounds of The Apple. “You don’t say!” K. Gillespie and B. Gibson exchange some interesting gossip. Junior class president S. Criswell, enjoys the dance with date, W. Preston. Faculty members enjoy dancing as much as the students, as shown by Mr. and Mrs. Rowe. A Starlight Fantasy was held at the Roseburg Country Club on May 12. This location chosen for the Riddle High School Prom provided a delightful backdrop for the feeling of Prom night. After a gourmet dinner of stuffed breast of chicken, the Apple, played for the dance. This music provided a good time for the students, faculty, alumni and all other people connected with Riddle High School. The coronation was the highlight for the evening. As pictured below, the court consisted of M. Powell, R. Wilborn, C. Bonn. P. Juhl, P. Traylor, M. Bonn, K. Jones, D. Parks, B. McBurnett, and P. Shea. G. Zarnekee welcomes a visitor, while J. Bingham watches. G. Zarnekee, K. Leedham and K. Morrison put up one of the many posters advertising the play, “My 3 Angels.” K. Morrison, Curtain call: G. Zarnekee presents Mrs. Leahy with a plant and many thanks from the cast. A picture of perfect contentment. PICNIC SCHOOL Bob Church and Mrs. McGee were guests of the Junior Class and show their expressions of staisfaction. Out of hiding comes Mrs. Leahy’s piece of chicken. Mr. Samples smiles approvingly at the Freshmen’s table. The high school classes each picked out a spot on the front lawn of the school for their groaning tables of food. Everyone had all they could eat! This year saw the start of an all-school picnic. The seventh and eighth grades met down on the football field. After the eats (of which there was plenty), they had games of all kinds. Upon closer examination it looks even better. The seniors never treated their advisor, Mr. Matthews, better. Mr. Samples smiles warmly, as the picnic was a success and everyone seemed to enjoy it. The Top Ten Students in Riddle High School: R. Wigle, L. Nichols, E. Ser-dahl, J. Steen, K. Johnson, F. Steen, R. Bell, D. Vedder, P. Foster. Not Pictured: K. McFie. K. Holcomb initiates Mr. Rowe as an Honorary Librarian. D. Steen, Bausch and Lommb Science A-ward; S. Nichols, Mathematical Association of American Award; and S. Taylor, John Philip Sousa Award. SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Recipients of English Awards were: P. Markham, S. Weakley, M. Powell, R. Wilborn, K. Osterman, P. Foster, J. Steen, and K. Bond. D. Childress and S. Weakley show their Home Ec Awards to Mrs. Seasons, their instructor. W. Preston and P. Bates were recognized for their extra efforts in Drama. P. Markham received the School Activities Award and the Music Award. 3 S. Taylor was chosen to receive the School Spirit Award for his outstanding service to the school. m V D. Wigle was chosen as the Outstanding High School Athlete. M. Bonn received the Most Inspirational Player Award and the Pat Smith Inspirational trophy. ATHLETIC A WARDS The top Senior athletes are M. Bonn. Baseball; G. Slay, Track; D. Wigle. Football. Wrestling. Track;and D.Steen, Basketball Basketball letters were received by S. Taylor, Manager; M. O’Sullivan, D. Steen, G. Slay, R. Wigle, P. Juhl, and J. Zarnekee. Not pictured are S. Humi-stan, A. Moore, R. Martindale, Manager; and K. Matthews, Manager. Mr. Bateman presented Senior Football awards to J McKim, M. Bonn, M. Glisson, P. Markham, W. Preston, B. Claxton, G. Slay, L. Morrison, and D. Wigle. BACCALAUREATE Scott Taylor replaces his cap after giving Rev. Richard Rohrbaugh delivered the Bac- the Invocation. calaureate message concerning the topic “Beliefs”. Last minute preparations nervously take place just prior to the graduation exercises. 86 GRADUATION With beaming pleasurer, Pat Markham receives from Mr. Samples his Saluta-torian Award. Seriously, Dave Steen receives his Valedictorian Award. 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BOX 114 Riddle, Oregon CALL 874-2811 4Good Family Shopping DRY GOODS CLOTHES SHOES Tozer’s Sheet Metal DIAL 672-3379 806 S.E. Pine Street ROSEBURG OREGON Myrtle Creek, Oregon CLARK AND LINDER MARC’S Myrtle Creek UNION OIL PRODUCTS Oregon UNION HtAMNG OILS Tune-ups - Wheel Balancing Riddle, Oregon ____ Batteries WE GIVE S H STAMPS ( KELIY IR E$y Accessories COPELAND LUMBER YARD ROSEBURG OFFICE MACHINES CP' 741 S.E. Stephens 44The BEST in lumber needs. SALES SER VICE AL PARKS 874-2322 RENTALS PHONE 672-3435 Riddle, Oregon Roseburg, OregQn DON PITT’S TIRE CITY Mobil Pick-up and Deli very Gol d Bond Stamps KELLY U yusu}j ej? £ Riddle, Oregon Donations from Myrtle Creek Merchants CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITIES COMPANY FRANK'S CHEVRON STATION DR. H.M. GOODWIN, OPTOMETRIST HANSON JEWELERS KINNEY VARIETY MYRTLE CREEK BAKERY NUTT SHELL CAFE ROLL IES CAFE TRI-CITY REDY-MIX, INC. 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