Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

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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

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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.

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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.