Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. Samples is proudly displaying to Dennis Even-son and Mike O’Sullivan the Christmas gift presented to him from the Student Body. Mr. Tom Roe, Vice-Principal, always ready to lend a helping hand. Mr. C.A. Samples, Principal. Riddle has a long history of growth and achievement. One can be justly proud of the facility, the equipment, the students, and most of all, the community, which so generously supports the institution. This has been a year of controversy. The proposed merger, a possibility of expanded vocational education, and a junior high school—have all come before the people. We shall look back upon the vote as one of confidence in our school and confidence of the people that they can and will support us, therefore, look forward with equal confidence to making changes which will bene-fite our students and our community. With hard work and cooperation, the community and the school will progress. Mr. Roe assists Mike Moore in preparing a class schedule.

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School Board members for 1968-69: Chairman Mr. Donald Rice, Mrs. Forrest Coyle. Mr. John Bingham, Mr. Joseph Bonn, Mr. William Morris. P.T.O. Executive Board for 1968-69: Miss Hinrichs, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Pettingill, president; Mrs. Smith. Top row: Mrs. Wedge, Mrs. Zarnekee, Mr. Powell, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Maney. there rings a melody . . . . Needless to say, 1 am indeed proud of our successful young people. Their individual success in college and business, many happy marriages and homes—these all speak well for the Riddle School, its curriculum, its traditions, and its good name. Mrs. Mildred Vaughn. School Clerk Your Yearbook this year has a musical theme-“Irish Melodies”. As a school leader, 1 too have striven to stay in tune. That is why, among other things, I supported the recent consolidation plan. I foresaw a need for a broader curriculum to meet future demands of our youth. But it will matter little to you as an individual student where you go to school unless you do a few things for yourself. Success can be yours if you set a goal, resolve to work and study, can be honest to yourself and others, carry a song in your heart and a smile on your lips. God Bless You All! Your Superintendent Mr. Kenneth A. Stuart, Superintendent Many pleasant memories will go with me as 1 leave the Riddle School System after seventeen years as your Superintendent of Schools. However, THE SHAMROCK will serve as a welcome reminder of nearly 600 graduates, who have crossed “the stage” since 1952.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENTAL READING MUSIC Everybody ready?” asks Mr. Briery. Mr. Bateman and Mr. Rowe, football coaches, ponder the next play. Miss Scharfe with her, “What do you think you’re doing?” look. Miss Gail Sharfe Girls P.E. and Health; G.A.A. Advisor. Mr. Neal Bateman Boys P.E. and Ilealth; R Club Advisor. Mr. Gene Forman Developmental Reading, Drivers Education; 7th grade Advisor. Mr. Ronald Briery Band, Chorus; Pep Band Advisor.