Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1970 volume:

HOMECOMING—1969 The 1969 Homecoming Court for the Riddle Irish was as follows: Top row: King Chancy Pollock and Queen Kathy Hall. Middle row: Mr. Torch Jerry Rainwater and Miss Flame Kaye Morrison with Princess Kathy Johnson and Prince Chris Rice. Bottom row: Prince Mitch Loper and Princess Loreli Nichols with Prince John Johnson and Princess Colleen Wigle and Princess Barbara Gibson and Prince Cliff Brinkley. Alumni as well as students enjoy the music and atmosphere of the dance. Footprints On The Sands of Editor: Linda Miles Assistant Editors: Nancy Halter Jeannie Keele Sports Editors: John Gaedecke Larry Bergstrom Steve Mauck Advertising Editors: Leah Sayer Myrna Halter Beverly Halter Melisa McFie Photography: Rick Dort John Gaedecke Joe Pospisil Class Editor: Judy White Faculty Editor: Kathleen McFie Staff: Time Jerry Bingham Dale Blankenship Gary Fuller Mike O’Sullivan Vena Pack Doug Steen Billie Chandler Esther Gaedecke Shirley Robinett Judy Wade Nancy Anderson Debby Jordan Gail Strobridge Kevin Boyd Sarah O’Sullivan Ramona Hall Alysen Meeks Glenda Miles Denise Pitts Patty Blankenship Rita Cockrum Angela Humphrey Advisor: Priscilla Gaedecke Table Contents People Sports Activities Student Life Ads People Patti Bates Red Cross 2,3.4; IRL 2,3,4; Tam-O-Shanters 3; FTA 3; Carnival Co-Queen 3; Drama award 2;Girls’ League 2,3, 4; Pep Club 2,3; School Play 2,3,4; American Chemical Award 3; Honor Seminar 3,4; Prom Committee 3. Dale Blankenship Track 3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Annual Staff 4. Larry Bergstrom Cross Country 3,4; Manager 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Basketball Statistician 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Parliamentarian Douglas County Student Librarians 3,4; R. Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Photographer 3.4;Pep Band l,2;Phy-sical Fitness Award 2. Cheryl Booth Girls’ League 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,2; Annual Staff 4; Teacher’s Aide 4; Lep Log Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. Jerry Bingham Crosscountry 1,2;IRL 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; R. Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Drama 2,3; Class V.P.1, pres. 2; Rep. 4; Honor Society 2,3; Prom Prince 3; Honor Seminar 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Connie Brown Red Cross 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; IRL 4; Annual Staff 4; GAA 1,2; Lep Log 4; School Play crew 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4. Bill Mike Childress Annual Staff 4; Basketball Manager 4. Bonnie Coyle Pep Club 1,2,3; Pep Band 1; Majorette 2; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Service Award 2,3; Executive Board 4; Big and Little Sister Co-chairman 4; 1RL 2,3,4; Sgt. at Arms 3; President 4; GAA 1,2,3; Honor Seminar 3,4; Prom Decoration Co-chairman 3; Typing Award 3. Buxton Senior class officers for 1970 are Standing: Jerry Bingham, class representative; Ken Osterman, Vice-president; Sitting: Chancey Pollock, President; Debbie Frunk, Secretary-Treasurer. Not pictured is Neal Pack, Sgt.-at-Arms. Ernest Coder Annual Staff 4. Elton Colter—Not Pictured Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4. Dennis Evenson Football Manager 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; R. Club 1,2,3,4; Annual 3. Pam Foster Student Council 2,3,4; IRL 2,3,4; President 3; Green R Editor 4; Student Body Advertising Manager 2; Annual Staff 2,3; GAA 2,3; Lep Log 1,2,3; Grils League 1,2,3,4; Service Award 2; Art Chairman 2; Honor Seminar 3,4; Spanish Club 1.2; English Award 1.2; Prom Committee 3. John Gaedecke Annual 1,2.3,4; Photographer 2,3,4; FTA 2.3; President 3; Pep Band 1,2.4; Cross Country 1,2,4; Football Manager 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4;Track 1,2,3; R. Club 1,2,3,4. Debbie Frunk Girls’ League Welfare Chairman 2; Secretary 3; Service Award 3; Class President 3; Secretary 4; GAA 1,2; Honor Seminar 3,4; Green R. Exchange Editor 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Chairman 3; Statistician 2,3; Lep Log Editor 4; Student Council 3.4; Pep Club 1,2; Teacher’s Aide 4. Kathy Hall Cheerleader 1,2,4; Tam-O-Shanters 3; Class Rep. I; Sec. 2; Student Council 1,2; Prom Princess 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. Gary Fuller Annual Staff 4. Karen Holcomb Cheerleader 1,2; Tam-O-Shanters 3,4; Leader 4; Student Council 3,4; Student Body Sec. Treas. 3; Class Sec. 1; Red Cross 2,3,4; Sec. 2; Honor Society 3,4; Crisco Award 3; Journalism Award 3; Green R. Feature Editor 3: Prom Princess 3; Prom Dec. Chairman 3; Typing Award 2,3; Carnival Queen 3; Douglas County Student Librarians, Sec-Treas. 2: Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Ola Box Hubbs Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Service Award; Red Cross 2,3,4; Red Cross Award 3; Pep Band 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Prom Committee; GAA 1; Majorette 2; Green R. Photographer 4. Mitch Loper Football 3.4; Basketball 3.4; Baseball 3; R. Club 3,4; Student Body Vice-President 4; Homecoming Prince 4; Physical Fitness award 3; Student Council 4; Typing Award 3. John Johnson Football 1,2,3,4; All League 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3; All League 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; R. Club 1,2,3.4; Vice-President 3; Sgt. at Arms 2; Homecoming Court 3,4. Steve Mauck Football 1; Basketball 1,4; Typing Award 2; Honor Seminar 3,4; IRL 1.2; Physical Fitness Award 2; Prom Prince 3. Allen Lawton Lep Log Staff 3.4; School Play 3,4’.Green R 3; Cross Country 4; Annual 4; Honor Seminar 4. Kathleen McFie Girls' League; Rep. 1; Service Award 2,3; Scrapbook and Reporter 3; Pres. 4; Annual 1,2,3,4; Lep Log 3,4; FT A 1,3; Sec. 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Sec. 3;GAA Track Timer 2.3; Top Ten Students 1,2; Student Council 4; Student Aide 2,4; Student Librarian Historian 4; Basketball Stat. 4. Gustavo Mier Green R 4; IRL 4; Spanish Club 4: Exchange student from Bolivia. Kaye Morrison Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Service Award 2,3: Treasurer 4: GAA 1,2; Big and Little Sister Co-chairman 4; March of Dimes Co-chairman 3; IRL 2,3,4; Red Cross 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Award 2; School play 2; Pep band 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Prom Banquet 3; Princess 3; Miss Flame 4; Lep Log 4. Linda Miles Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; GAA 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Red Cross 2,3,4;Tam O’Shanters 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Ball Queen 3; Student Council 3,4; Girls’ League Service award 3; Prom Committee 3. Ken Osterman Football I; Pep band I; Track 1; Class treasurer 1; R. Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; English award 2: Physical Fitness award 2; Typing award 3; Prom chairman 3; Green R 4; Class Vice President 4. Peter Mills-Price Basketball I; Wrestling 2; R. Club 2,3,4; Math Award 3; Honor Seminar 3,4. Michael O’Sullivan Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Annual 3,4; R. Club 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Ball King 3; All League Football 3,4; All League Track 3; Baseball 1. : ' Mavis Owens Red Cross 2,3,4; IRL 4; Pep Band 1,2; Girls’ League 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; Prom Committee 3; GAA 3. Vena Pack Girls’ League 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Annual Staff 1, 2,3,4; Red Cross 3,4. Ellen Page Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; President 2. Chancey Pollock Football 4; Wrestling 1,2; R. Club 2,3,4; Senior Class President; Student Council 4; IRL 1,2; Prom Prince 3; Homecoming King 4; FTA 3. Neal Pack R. Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1; Class Sergeant at Arms 4; Annual Staff 3. Bill Powell Pep Band 4. Jerry Rainwater Football 1,3.4; All League 4; All State 4; Basketball I; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; R. Club 2,3,4; Sgt. at Arms 3: Student Body Sgt. at Arms 4; IRL 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. Lisa Swensson Girl’s League 4; Transfer student. Jim Sorensen Football l,3;Track 3; Annual Staff 4. Dianna Vedder Girl’s League 1,2,3.4; Point Chairman 3; Service Award 1,2,3; Girl of the Month 3; Class Vice President 2; Class Rep. 3; GAA 1,2; Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Award 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Princess 3; Honor Seminar 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Top Ten Students 1,2,3; English Award 1,2. Doug Steen English Award I: Top Ten Students 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3.4; R. Club 2,3,4; Honor Seminar 3,4; Student Council V.P. 3; Pres; 4; Class Pres. 1; Rep. 2; Annual Staff 3,4; IRL 3; Prom Prince 3; American Legion Award 3. Judy White Annual 1,2,3,4; Award 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band Pres. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Point Chairman 2; Pres. 4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4;Service Award 2,3;Typing Award 3;Student Council 4; Honor Band 3; Tachers Aide 3,4. Holly Witt Girls League 1,2,3.4; Decoration Chairman 4; Pep Club 1; GAA I; Top Ten Student 1; Annual Staff 1.2; Typing Award 2; Prom Committee 3; IRL 3; Class Sec-Treas. 3: Red Cross 2,3,4; Point Chairman 2; Vice President 3; President 4. Jay Zarnekee Football 1 ;Class Sgt. at Arms 1; Typing Award 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Honorable Mention All-League 3; R. Club 1,2,3; Physical Fitness Award 3; Annual Staff 3; IRL 1; Baseball 1,2,3; 2nd team All-League. Seniors from the Social problems class along with Mr. Matthews presented the PTO program, a group or round table discussions. Neal Pack, during the 7th hour PE class hopes for a strike. Kathy Hall, ready to get a strike at the Nickel Bowl. One of the all-senior classes was the second hour Annual class. Pictured are Allen Lawton, Larry Bergstrom and Elton Colter working with layout mats. ■9 B. Addis E. Colter K. Gillespie R. Addis G. Dawson J. Grable R. Bell J. Deal S. Grable K. Bond J. Fairchild P. Hall C. Brinkley E. Gaedecke N. Halter B. Chandler B. Gibson S. Henry K. Johnson J. Keele S. Kinkade D. Lamphear D. Mahoney K. Matthews L. Mattson K. Metzler P. McBurnett J u N I O R S The leaders of the Junior Class are situated in a place familiar to them, the Science room. They are K. Gillespie, Secretary; D. Parks, President; C. Rice, Vice-president; R. Saily. Representative; and L. Sayre, Treasurer. The Juniors show their spirit during Homecoming Week with a teacher imitation skit. Participating in it are G. Kuk, B. Newton. G. Mosely, S. Robin-ett, and C. Rice. Junior squaws holding a Pow-Wow during Homecoming are L. Sayre, L. Mattson, K. Gillespie, B. Gibson, S. Henry. B. Chandler, and S. Servant. T. Aker S. Allen T. Amweg N. Anderson S. Bates M. Bingham A. Bonn W. Boyd R. Collins M. Coyle M. D’Apolitio R. Dort N. Dunn T. Gibson A. Coin Two Sophomore girls making the varsity basketball team this year are Myrna Halter and Debbie Jordan. Playing on the junior varsity team are Nancy Anderson, Melisa McFie, and Mary Zenchenko. GAA also offered other sports, in addition to basketball. After this sport came volleyball with gymnastics during the same season. The last sport and the one in which most girls participate is in the spring-track. Not to be out done by the girls, the Sophomore boys participated in various sports. School started off in the fall with cross country and football. Everyone remembers Ronnie Witt and his floppy hat. Runners with him were Dan Knapp. Stan Hall, and Joe Pospisil. The wrestling team consisted mainly of Sophomores; holding top places were Phil Mills-Price and Ted Kelly. Sophomores also held positions on the basketball team. 14 s o p H O M O R E S Sophomore class officers for the year 69-70 are Mike Coyle, Representative; Karen Medlen, Secretary-Treasurer; Phil Mills-Price, Vice President; and Susan Page, President. Not Pictured is Mike Swett, Sergeant-at-Arms. Um What’s the matter Mike? Is the aroma of the formaldehyde getting you down? The sophomores enjoyed Biology I, and Mr. Stinnett’s room soon became one of their regular hang-outs. S. Hall M. Halter P. Hamilton She walks, she talks, she wets, and says, “Mama”. Kiddies meet Invincible Irene!! (Debbie Jordon) B. Hester J. Jones K. Jones P. Jones D.Jordan J. Juhl T. Kelly S. King J. Kinkade Don’t let the smiles fool you, these little girls want their mamas. Little Suzie Page and Linna Jean Steeprow are conforted by their dolls. D. Knapp G. Matthews K. McClenny J. Lamphear L. Maunu M. McFie R. Martindale D. McBurnett K. Medlen Not Pictured Doris Angland Wes Robbins Bob Thoms Shelia Allen Wayne Donovan Anita Wilker Gary Alverez Suzanne Brown Lee Esterbrook Tom Morris L. Metcalf S. Puckett S. Pettengill N. Robinett J. Pospisil G. Rodabaugh A. Rohde J. Sage L. Steeprow J. Russell J. Schofield G. Strobridge Straight from the funny farm comes Rodney Wren bringing laughs not only to Patty Jones, Gail Strobridge, and Jeannie Steeprow but to the entire student body. One of the many “grandmas” powered by Geritol is Mike Hazeltine. And from the orders he got from his “master”. Wes Robbins, it’s a good thing that he is. M.Swett B. Thoms B. Walker M. Walker T. Wedge C. Wilborn M. Wilson R. Witt Y. Wren C. Bearden R. Banning J. Benson R. Book K. Boyd D. Brown C. Buxton J- D’Apolito W. Elian J. Everett J. Foster R. Fuller M. Hazaltine B. Hubbs L. Huffman M. Johnson D. Joy S. Koester G. Lawton L. McCurry I K. McKay J. Mealer W. Mitchell T. Neff S. O’Sullivan E. Pearson C. Pollock J. Pollock D. Pospisil C. Powell SUPER CRAIG!!! S. Strong S. Sutton D. Thoms R. Wade R. Williams Echo Pearson and Susan Koester seem to fit with the theme of Hillbilly Days. D. Powell D. Reed D. Ritter W. Robbins The Freshman Class officers, Marvin Johnson, President; Colleen Pollock, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Benson, Sergeant at Arms; and Casey Sayre, Vice-President, decided to have their pictures taken in Mr. Cooper’s English room. P. Robinson B. Russell C. Sayre J. Smith C. Wilson R. Wren E. Youngblood R. Zenchenko J. Zufelt R. Addis M.Bonn G. Chavez ■ A. Bell D. Boyd T. Clark B. Bond J. Brown B. Coyle P. Blankenship T. Bradshaw R. Cockrum David Owens and Denise Pitts are shown holding the third place winning trophy, the Junior High School Band won in the Veterans Day Parade in Roseburg. L. D’Apolito M. Dunn D.Eddy T. Egenhoff M. Fairchild D. Fanning R. Gaddis R. Hall S. Hall B. Halter E I G H T H Eighth grade officers are treasurer, Angela Humphrey; secretary, Robin Wright; president, Terry Egenhoff; and vice-president, Tim Bradshaw. “Yes!!!”, says Mrs. Fogus, the former eighth grade core teacher, as she poses for her picture. 8. Hansen A. Humphrey R. Ingwerseon J. Jewell J. Jordan C. Joy N. Kennedy P. Landers P. McClenny S. McCurry L. McFie L. Mahoney Not pictured J. Svensson M. Esterbrook C. Zufut F. Bearden S. Leslie A. Hall A. King Donna Boyd and Patty McClenny are shown cutting pictures for the bulletin board while Margaret Bonn inspects the pictures they have already put up. These girls really have a big job. the bulletin board is about 50 feet long. D. Martindale B. Matthews A. Meeks G. Miles B. Mills-Price M. Moore S. Moore M. Morgan B. Naylor S. Newcomb H. Osterman D. Owens L. Page D. Parks D. Pitts G. Powell Bob Coyle, Steve Newcomb. Mitchell Wagoner and Fred Youngblood sample goodies at the junior high Halloween party which was held in the Multi-Purpose Room. D. Radford K. Rohde K. Ruckel P. Stratton S. Reed M. Rice M. Steen P. Sweat M. Wagoner A. Weathers J. Wilson R. Wright The Junior High Band at the Veterans Day Parade in Roseburg, under the direction of student director David Owens, shown walking beside the band. The band placed third. Not Pictured D. Jones C. Childress S. Linthicum D. Phillips K. Turner C. Nelson T. Wedge L. Hazeltine C. Pitts K. Anderson V. Bowman K. Cox R. Grable A. Banning A. Chavez J. D’Apolito S. Herrington C. Bingham J. Clark T. George L. Hazeltine L. Blankenship D. Cloud J. Coin R. Henry J. Henson D. Hughes P. Ingwerson J. Juhl V. Joy C. McMurry K. Mahoney L. McKay S. Nelson D. Newcomb H Cq C H Seventh grade students, plus others from the high school, as they get ready to go prune picking. Mrs. Aikens is also shown. The seventh grade class officers are: Jerry Henson, Sergeant at Arms. Judy Juhl, Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Owens. President; Chris Bingham, Vice-President; and Ted George, Class Representative. They are shown in front of one of the many Christmas bulletin boards in Mr. McClenny’s room. A. Radford V. Reed C. Rhodes C. Rice P. Ritter P. Sage C. Servant R. Van Doren D. Williams F. Youngblood Administration Elementary Mr. C. A. Samples Superintendent Mrs. Evelyn Mann In November of 1969 a tour group of American educators went to the Communistic countries of Europe. It was our privilege to be one of the group. We visited the school in Finland, Russia, Czechslovakia. Hungary, Spain and Portugal. We especially enjoyed having an opportunity to meet and talk with so many secondary students. Comparing the different Communistic ways of education with our American ways was interesting and informative. Mrs. Evelyn Mann enjoys the bon voyage party given to her by the faculty before she left for Europe. Bottom right: Mrs. Evelyn Mann after a successful game of pin the tail on the donkey opens the gifts and seems quite pleased with empty lotion bottles, bent bobby pins and an old ear ring which she promptly put on her right ear. Mr. Samples and his wife enjoy the faculty picnic together. Right: Mrs. Evelyn Mann is quite thrilled as she opens her gifts. Mr. Bonn, Mr. Rice, Mrs. Coyle, Mr. Dort and Mr. Bingham attending one of their regular school board meetings at the grade school with Mr. Samples the superintendent. Administration High School “Time and distance is sure to separate your school and schoolmates. These pages when turned will bring you together again. May you turn them often.” Athol Sayre Right: Mr. Sayre helps out at the faculty picnic. Bottom Right: Mr. Sayre watches the start of the Homecoming parade. Bottom Left: Mr. Tom Roe, Vice-Principal takes time for a good joke and relaxation before attacking his work of counseling or coaching. Top Right: Mr. Athol Sayre, Riddle High School Principal. Mr. Sayre and Mr. Roe listen to the round table discussion at the PTO meeting. Bottom Middle: Mr. Samples and Mr. Roe at the picnic. Science and Math Top Left: MR. MAURICE KIMBALL contemplates on some harder problems for the Physics class. Mr. Kimball heads the math department and instructs Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry. Physics, and Modern Analysis classes. He coaches 7th grade football and track and is the J.V. Basketball coach. Middle Left: MR. RODNEY STEEN patiently reviews again the distributive property of multiplication with his eighth graders. Mr. Steen works with 7th and 8th grade math and traditional algebra students and is R. Club advisor. Upper Right: MR. JERRY STINNETT relies on the help of one of his ancestors to help him quiet the class so he may begin the biology lecture. Mr. Stinnett teaches Biology I and 9th science and is the Junior class advisor. He is also the Cross Country and Wrestling coach. Lower Left: MR. RUSSELL MARTINDALE explains science or maybe math to some eighth grade boys. Mr. Martindale teaches 7th and 8th grade science and senior math. He is also a Freshman advisor and a Junior High Baseball coach. Music Physical Education Developmental Reading Top right: MR. RON BRIERY-says, “All right, ready, begin: 1-2-3.” Mr. Briery is the high school and junior high band director, chorus teacher and Pep band advisor. MR. BATEMAN is the Pe and health teacher for the high school and junior high boys and also directs studies in Biology II. Bottom right: MISS GAIL SCHARFE— watches the girls’ PE class play field hockey. Miss Scharfe is the PE instructor and health teacher for the high school and junior high she is also the coach for GAA. Bottom left: MR. GENE FORMAN— silently watches his reading students take a speed test. Mr. Forman is the developmental instructor, eighth grade advisor, Drivers’ Education teacher and ninth grade basketball coach. Language Arts and 7 and 8 Core Top Left: MRS. SALLY LEAHY-reads PRINCE AND THE PAUPER in order to find composition topics for the seniors. Mrs. Leahy is head of the English department and teaches junior and senior English, speech. Drama and is advisor for the sophomore class and the LEP LOG. Top Right: MR. DOUG COOPER—waits for the room to quiet down so he may begin class. Mr. Cooper teaches freshman and sophomore English. Middle Left: MR. FRED HOFFSTETTER-reviews Spanish basic dialogue sentences with the eighth grade girls. Mr. Hoffstetter teaches Spanish 1,2,3, and 4. He also teaches 7th and 8th grade prep courses in Spanish and is coach for 8th grade football and wrestling. Mr. Hoffstetter is the Spanish Club advisor and the senior class advisor. Bottom Left: MR. JOSEPH McCLENNY-listens attentively at a regular P.T.O. meeting. Mr. McClenny teaches 7th grade core and senior math and is the other senior class advisor. Bottom right: MISS DONNA KEMP-is taking over Mrs. Fogus’ place for the remainder of the year. Miss Kemp teaches 8th grade core and world geography. She is also Pep club advisor. Top right: MR. CLINTON PALMER-lectures his shop class on how to cut mahogany. Mr. Palmer is the boys shop teacher. Middle right: MRS. CAROL SEASON-smiles with relief to discover the muffins have turned out for the class demonstration. Mrs. Season is the instructor for the Home Economics department and is a junior class advisor. Bottom right: MRS. GUY McGEE-smiles as she cheerfully announces that there will be timed writes today. Mrs. McGee is the head of the business department and teaches typing one and and two and office practice. She is also Girls’ League advisor. Mr. Rowe is an eighth grade advisor and also an R Club advisor, he teaches Mechanical Drawing and Vocational Education. Industrial Arts Bottom Left: MRS. BLANCH ing test for her students. Mrs. Galloway teaches bookkeeping shorthand, and is Girls’ Counselor. She is also a 1 Oth grade and Red Cross advisor. Above: MR. JERRY ROWE-helps Rick Martin-dale and Tom Amweg with one of the more difficult problems. mS Home Ec. and Business Ed. I - k t Office Staff Social Studies and Library Top Left: MR. ROBERT MATTHEWS grins delightedly after he assigns his modern problems class a term paper. Mr. Matthews teaches world history, US History, and modern problems. He is advisor to the seventh grade, IRL, and the school newspaper. Mr. Matthews also coaches baseball. Top right: MRS. PRISCILLA GAE-DECKE-reviews a vocabulary sheet with her annual class to help prepare them for tomorrow’s test. Mrs. Gaedecke is the school librarian and also instructs a class in annual layout and library. She is also advisor for the Honor societies and the annual yearbook. Middle left: Mrs. Kathy Roberts, school secretary, checks the account book. Middle right. Mrs. Lavone Matthews, teachers’ aide, duplicates some needed material for a teacher. Some of the duties of the custodians beside just sweeping are stuffing sacks with foam rubber for the jumping pit, fixing a broken window, doing laundry, fixing table legs and arranging furniture. Mr. Earl Asbaugh Sports Head Coach: Neal Bateman Asst. Coach: Jerry Rowe J.V. Coach: Bob Matthews Manager: Craig Wilson y 1969 Riddle High School Football Team (pictured across both pages) Top Mike O’Sullivan, Jerry Rainwater, Chris Rice, and Randy Rice. Second row: Bonn, Casey Sayre, Mike Wilson. Kevin Matthews, Chancey Pollock, and Pettengill, Wes Robins, Mike Coyle, Greg Matthews, and Gary Dawson. David Reed, Dick Brown, and Gary Lawton. Football 1969 Tackle Jerry Rainwater comes to the aid of Halfback John Johnson in the S.U.-Riddle football contest. row: Rick Martindale, Ray Addis, Greg Kuk, Glyn Mosely, Jerry Deal. John Johnson, Mitch Loper, Kenny Bond, George Lamphear, Cliff Brinkley, Lynn Maunu, Anthony Mike Swett. Third row: Wilbur Mitchell, Jack Juhl, Karl McClenny, Trey Wedge, Steve Bottom row: Marvin Johnson, Mike Hazeltine, Rick Book, Jim Benson, Rodney Wren, John Johnson Jerry Rainwater These five seniors had an outstanding record in football at Riddle High School. John Johnson lettered four years in football at R.H.S. and earned all-league honors all of those four years. Jerry Rainwater also played four years of football, lettering two years and making all-league his senior year. Mike O’Sullivan played four years, lettering three years, and made the all-league list his junior and senior years. Chancey Pollock also played two years of football, lettering in his senior year. Mitch Loper HOME VISITOR 0 Oakridge 18 5 Phoenix 13 16 Brookings 20 0 Central Linn 47 0 Sutherlin 69 13 Glide 14 0 North Douglas 38 20 Douglas 22 0 South Umpqua 19 Chancey Pollock Mike O’Sullivan The swarm of Irish tacklers make this poor warrior wish lie would have chosen a different Irish Cleat Prints A “CRUNCHING” tackle by Rick Martindale brings down a Soutli Umpqua Lancer, to prevent a score. Defensive halfback David Owens sweeps a South Umpqua Lancer off his feet. Mike O'Sullivan plunges across the goal line for an Irish touchdown. The 1969 Football Season was a building year for the Riddle Irish. Although the team played in several close, exciting contests, the team record for the year was 0-9. With just five seniors on the squad, the Irish will have the promise of many returning lettermen for next year. The team had a poor record, but they never let down and always fought hard to represent our school. John Johnson struggles loose and breaks away from the would-be tackier. George Lamphear, Jerry Deal, Anthony Bonn, and Glyn Mosley have have succeeded in stopping a Lancer score. 37 V Irish Bonfire (a) Before and after the torch (b) This little light of mine (c) Only you can prevent forest fires. Take your pick. Irish Home- Coming 1969 10 iS c fKWUN This poster voices the week’s theme exactly. Dolly Witt perched high atop the winning Junior The 1969-70 Homecoming Parade was an exciting happening that took the streets of Riddle completely by surprise this fall. The parade contained many fine floats and three different bands. Cars carried the court, and firetrucks, police cars, and decorated bicycles helped to add to the thrill of it all. The Tam O’Shanters helped with signs in the half time activities. Mr. Briery gives Coach Bateman a Secret Weapon!!! The High school Band entertained the crowd during half time of the big game. A PLUNGER!!! Instructions: If this doesn’t clean Drain out nothing will.. Nothing did.... Homecoming week was an unforgetable five days. Monday started off with Hillbilly day and the Freshmen’s spirit skit. Tuesday was spent warming bottles and changing diapers as the theme was Kiddie Day and ended with a skit by the Sophomores. The Junior’s day was Clash Day. And the week came to a quiet close with Thursday being Hush Day and the Senior’s day for skits. Thursday night was the night of the big bonfire, where students anxiously awaited and heard the naming of the court. Friday was the Faculty’s Irish day. School was let out early to give everyone time to prepare for the parade held at 2:00. Friday night the night of the game. Riddle battled the North Douglas Warriors. A valient and spirited effort on our part was stiffled by a tough tribe as the Warriors came out on top in a good fight. After the game a dance was held in the gym. Homecoming week was a big success. 39 L. Bergstrom 2nd Year A. Lawton 1st Year Cross Country in 1969 The Riddle Irish Cross Country Team had 10 runners out compared to four for the year of 1968. The team won only a few meets but showed good promise for the future as they lost only three seniors through graduation. Stan Hall was the only runner to represent Riddle at the regional meet and managed to place within the top 10. D. Powell, S. Hall, J. Geadecke, A. Lawton, and D. Knapp talk to Coach Stinnett before a meet at CBA. The moment is at hand and the Irish show it in their faces as the gun goes off to start the race. 40 The 1969 Riddle Irish Cross Country Team: Ron Witt. John Gaedecke. Jack Sage, Allen Lawton, Don Powell, JoePospisil, Tom Amweg, Dan Knapp, Larry Bergstrom, and Stan Hall. S. Hall in the lead in a Cross Country meet at Oakland. Stan was the only Riddle runner in regionals this year and managed to place eighth. V- I' Knapp comes on strong trying to beat out two CBA opponents near the finish line. The aftermath of a Cross Country run. Are 2.5 mile runs bad for the soul? The Irish wait for Coach Stinnett to tally up the final score. Varsity Basketball Team. Top row: Manager Mike Childress. John Johnson, Steve Mauck, Mike O'Sullivan. Jerry Deal, Rick Martindale, Randy Rice, and Coach Tom Roe. Bottom row: Anthony Bonn, Doug Steen, Tom Amweg, Wayne Donovan, and Lynn Maunu. Senior Co-Captain John Johnson, No. 53, sinks a hook from the side during the S.U. game. Basketball Although Riddle did not place first in the league, they finished with a 8-13 record. Several of the games were lost by very small margins. The Irish had two all-league selections they were Mike O’Sullivan who made first team and Doug Steen who made the honorable mention list. Coach Rom Roe gives the team last minute instructions before going out onto the floor to warm-up. Senior Steve Mauck, No. 55, one of Riddle’s top rebounders, sinks another hook for the Irish during the S.U. game. Senior Doug Steen, No. 35, “Play Maker” (Guard) for the Irish leaps high into the air for a jump ball. John Johnson, No. 53. leaps high for a rebound as Mike O'Sullivan, No. 23, and Glyn Mosely, No. 43, look on. J.V. Team Standing: Tony Bonn, Casey Sayre, Rick Martindale. Lee Esterbrook. Randy Rice, Jay Pollock, Mr. Kimball (Coach), Kneeling: Lynn Mannu, Craig Matthews, Wayne Donavan, and Mike Wilson. RIDDLE OPPONENT 63 St. Mary’s 29 45 St. Mary’s 30 44 Eagle Point 52 49 Eagle Point 66 71 Illinois Valley 44 58 North Douglas 52 48 Sutherlin 82 74 C.B.A. 43 59 Glide 51 49 Douglas 43 42 South Umpqua 75 42 North Douglas 48 43 Sutherlin 83 63 Glide 64 48 Douglas 41 49 South Umpqua 64 50 North Douglas 60 60 Sutherlin 70 60 Glide 57 61 Douglas 63 39 South Umpqua 59 JV Action Rick Martindale No. 51, shoots for two in the S.U. game. Casey Sayre, No. 44, jumps high to shoot over the head of a Douglas player. Freshman Team Standing: Jay Pollock, Marvin Johnson. Wilburn Mitchell, Casey Sayre, Jim Benson. Dave Reed, Gary Lawton. Kent McKay. Kneeling: Wiley Robbins. Dick Brown, Rod Wren, Dennis Thoms, Steve Strong, Mr. Forman. Score! Dennis Thoms, No. 34, shows how its done as he sinks a 6 ft. jumper. Wilburn Mitchell, No. 20, looks for an open man, while he throws the ball out against Douglas. 45 The 1969-70 wrestling team: Top row: Mr. Stinnett, Coach. Steve Pettingail. Phillip Mills-Price, Mike Hazeltine, Wes Robbins. Jerry Rainwater. Middle row: Craig Wilson, Mike Swett, Jim Smith. John Gaedecke, Don Powell, and Ron Witt. Bottom row: Ted Kelly, Tony Neff. Rick Zenchenko, and Rex Fuller. Not pictured are Terry Aker and Stan Hall. The 1969-70 wrestling team had a record of 5 wins and 3 losses for non-league meets and a record of 0 wins and 10 losses during league meets. The Riddle team had two members, Jerry Rainwater and Ron Witt, continue on to the state finals. They took first and second places in district respectively. Another wrestler who was with the 1970 team was Terry Aker. Although Terry was blind, he was always a fine competitor and sportsman. The most outstanding Freshman wrestler was Rex Fuller. The most outstanding Senior wrestler was Jerry Rainwater and the team voted Ted Kelly Captain. T. Kelly exchanges gifts with the South African wrestler in pre-meet cere monies at Douglas High School. The Glide Invitational Wrestling Tournament was an all day meet that was held on a Saturday in which the Riddle Irish participated. From the Riddle squad three boys took first place. These boys are: R. Witt. J. Rainwater, and T. Kelly. R. Witt Sophomore, 2nd place in district in 1970. J. Gaedecke looks as though he is about to tear his opponent apart before they even start to wrestle. Mr. Sayres welcomes the Mexican wrestlers at a pep assembly. Cultural Exchange During the 1970 school year. Riddle was honored to be one of those schools to host the Mexican exchange wrestlers. There was a total of 10 wrestlers plus their coaches and a translator-referee that stayed the weekend. The boys were champions from various leagues in Mexico. They wrestled free-style. The Mexicans won this match as they had their previous ones. Following the Friday night match, the wrestlers and the 13 host families met in the school library for some food and lots of talk. Mr. Hoffstetter talks in the locker room to Ro-gelio Leanos before the meet. Coaches Stinnett and Hoffstetter along with the Mexican coach M.R. Andrade, eat lunch prepared by the home ec students in the home ec room. Jeanne Keelc talks with her guest, Armando Manzo, in the student lounge. Mr. Stinnett and M.R. Andrade exchange gifts in the pre-meet opening ceremonies. P. Mills-Price and A. Manzo move slowly trying for a takedown R. Witt and J. Sanchez join hands in Friendship before they wrestle. Mexico Meets Oregon On Saturday, Mr. Stinnett, Mr. Hoffstetter. Mr. Witt, and Mrs. Gaedecke took the Mexicans on a trip to Crater Lake where there was tobogganing, snowball fights, cold noses and plain old American fun.-The Mexicans left Riddle on Sunday at 11:00 A.M. for Sutherlin. The Mexicans told many that Riddle has given them a “Realmente Bueno Tiempo” (a really good time.) T. Kelly and E. Gonzales wrestle to a 13-13 tie. The coach of the Mexican team, M.R. Andrade, as he becomes the abominable snowman. The Mexican wrestlers as they head for Sutherlin. The Mexicans are: Back row. A. Manzo, R. Leanos, C. Requiera, UriasPriego, Referee Correspondent. Middle row: L. Uribe, J. Sanchez, R. Velazco, E. Gonzales, Arq. Manuel Andrade, Coach leader, Enrique Garcia, Coach manager. Front row: J. Rebilla, A. Reyes, F. Sanchez, and H. Sanchez. Standing: Coach Bob Matthews Mike Wilson Soph. Pitcher Lynn Maunu Soph. OF-1B John Johnson Senior P-OF Jorge Lamphear Soph. Pitcher Doug Steen Senior OF-3B Jerry Rainwater Senior 3B-OF Mike Swett Soph. IB-OF Lee Esterbrook Soph. SS-P Kneeling: Greg Matthews Soph. IB John Gaddis Junior OF Jack Juhl Soph. SS Tony Bonn Soph. Catcher Mitch Loper Senior P-OF-2B David Owens Junior 2B Gene Forman Assistant Coach Baseball Senior Players: Jerry Rainwater John Johnson Doug Steen Mitch Loper 3B-OF P-OF OF-3B OF-P-2B SCORES Riddle Opponent 12 Douglas 0 8 Glendale 4 2 Glendale 1 0 Roseburg 9 8 Glide 6 15 Oakland 1 6 Oakland 3 2 Roseburg 11 5 Bandon 3 3 Bandon 4 6 Sutherlin 7 1 Glide 11 8 Glide 12 7 S.U. 10 7 S.U. 14 6 Sutherlin 4 7 Sutherlin 3 John Gaddis keeps a steady eye on the bat. Here he fouls one back with good form. John hit .310 in JV ball. Al a ■- Lynn Maunu hits the ball. Lynn hit .41 in JV ball this year. 1 S.U. 4 3 Sutherlin 2 7 N. Souglas 6 11 N. Douglas 7 Jerry Rainwater takes the throw from David Owens as a Glide player is out at third. The 1970 Riddle Varsity track squad are: Coach Tom Roe, Mike O’Sullivan, Rick Martindale, Jim Sorenson. Steve Pettingail, John Gaedecke. Stan Hall. Larry Bergstrom, and Coach Neal Bateman. Not Pictured are Jerry Deal, Kenny Bond, Gary Dawson, and Neal Pack. Although the Riddle Irish were not league champions in track this year, they did have several outstanding trackmen. Mike O’Sullivan and Jerry Deal gave a fine representation for Riddle in all the meets. Taking fifth in the Riddle Metric showed that this year’s team could and did score, but all firsts do not win a meet: and Riddle lacked enough boys to place behind the firsts as backups. Riddle’s Thinclads will lose five seniors which will cause a great gap in the team. Next year, however, good trackmen are coming up from the junior high and will be able to fill in. Hard work out. huh. Mike? M. O’Sullivan watches contently as G. Dawson and K. Bond go over the low hurdles. Mr. Roe in one of his more ambitious moments. Is it very hard. Mr. Roe? Larry Bergstrom, Javelin. J. Deal gives a big “Umpff” as he puts the shot over forty feet in practice. S. Hall and J. Gaedecke have a nice chat while they jog a quick two mile on a warm spring day during track practice. Riddle Metric Meet J. Sorenson tries his skill at the discus. N. Pack looks intently at the starter before the gun of the 440 yard run. The seventh annual Riddle Metric Meet was held on May first under clear blue skies this year with seventeen schools from around the state competing. All competitors who placed in the top six in each event received a ribbon for their efforts. The results of the seventh annual Riddle Metric were as follows: 1, South Umpqua; 2, Eagle Point; 3, Douglas; 4, St. Marys; 5, Riddle; 6, Roscburg J.V.; 7. CBA; 8. Illinois Valley; 9. Powers; 10. Oakland; 11. N. Douglas; 12. Sutherlin; 13, Glide; 14, Glendale; 15, Elkton; 16, Camas Valley; 17, Days Creek. 54 M. O’Sullivan makes another one of those winning longjumps in one of the many home meets that were held at Riddle This year. C. Pollock, L. Sayre and K. Ruckel prepare the stat sheets to go to the press box. These were only three of the many people that helped out at the seventh annual Riddle Metric Meet. G. Dawson shows superior intelligence (for him) in demonstrating his proper usage of starting blocks. Junior High Activities The 8th grade cheerleaders worked hard this year making up yells for the football and basketball games. Marsha Rice, Angie Humphrey, Karen Ruckel,, Bobbi Bond, and Margaret Bonn. The Junior High Wrestlers, coached by Mr. Hof-fstetter, grabbed 2nd Place in the District. A. Hall went to State and S. Newcomb lost only one match. The seventh grade basketball team was coached by Mr. Nelson, who was coaching for his first year. Two eighth grade girls, M. Bonn and D. Martindale, announcing at a high school track meet. The 8th Grade Football team under Mr. Kimball did a good job this year. In the game with Sutherlin, they controlled the ball for all but one play for half of the game. The Junior High Pep Club consisted of most of the seventh and eighth grade girls. Many of them showed up for all the games to cheer the boys on. The eighth grade basketball team (pictured below, left) coached by Mr. Martindale, won all but one game to capture second place in their league. The seventh grade cheerleaders smile proudly for all the hard work that they put in this year. Shown are: S. Nelson, C. Childress, R. Grable, and D. Newcomb. Not pictured isJ. Juhl. Demonstrating skills in jumping rope is V. Joy, a seventh grader. Mr. Hoffstetter coached the seventh graders this year, winding up the season with a 2-4 record. The Junior High Pep Band, directed by Mr. Briery, finished a second year. They played for the J.V. Basketball games. Ready and rarin’ to go, the Jr. High Band loads up the bus for a band contest at the fairgrounds in Roseburg. Junior Hi-Lites The Junior High Track Team, coached by Mr. Kimball, broke and set many records this year. The 440 yd. relay team (J. Jewell, P. Swett, T. Egen-hoff, and T. Bradshaw) broke the record twice. Some of the 8th graders as they visit OMSI and the zoo on their Portland field trip. Mr. Martindale’s baseball players won the title of Co-Champions of the League. They tied for 1st Place with Myrtle Creek. ACTIVITIES Green R The Green ‘R’ staff worked hard to meet the deadline. Shown here are Kathleen McFie, Patti Bates, Debbie Frunk, Pam Foster, Gustavo Mier, and Colleen Wigle. Karen Craft, Pam Foster and Kenny Osterman run off the paper and sort it for stapling. L. Brown, M. Steen, and M. D’Apolito pick up the Green R as it comes off the press. The Little Green R staff. Seated are Cathy Joy and Bruce Matthews, co-editors. The seventh and eighth grades prepare their own paper (all but the typing) under the advisorship of Mrs. McClenny. Debbie Frunk, exchange editor and Pam Foster. Editor work on getting the school newspaper started for the week. H6 1 I The annual staff, including grades 8-12, had a total of 35 people. The work was done by the second hour annual class, made up of Seniors, and on Tuesday nights when everyone came and worked. Shamrock The annual staff and class spent a long year on the annual making layouts, pasting pictures, and writing and typing copy. Rick Dort.in the darkroom.printing and developing more pictures for the annual. Karen Craft, Connie Brown and Judy White are busy during annual class. The editorial staff for the 1969-70 Shamrock are: Bottom row: Faculty editor, Kathleen McFie; Co-assistant editor, Nancy Halter; Editor, Linda Miles; Co-assistant editor, Jeannie Keele. Top row: Sports editor, John Gaedecke; Photographer, Rick Dort and Sports editor, Larry Bergstrom. Here is the entire Riddle band performing at one of their concerts. This was an exchange concert with Pacific High School from Port Orford, Oregon. Notice to the far right, a little of the Pacific band can be Music! The chorus is shown here at the mass chorus concert held at Riddle. Many schools attended this concert. Here’s another music scene. Goldie Rowe and his three bears perform for the Christmas talent show. On drums is R. Briery; D. Cooper, J. Rowe, G. Stinnett, and N. Bateman, make up the quartet. More of the music scene comes with the marching band. The band is marching in the Roseburg Veteran’s parade, led by Drum Majorette, Shirley Robin-ett. Mr. Briery is trying to show the band how to play a clarinet. At this concert the Riddle band played a few selections and Pacific did the same. Then both bands combined and played. Music! Music! The band officers for 1970 are back row: R. Wren, T. Wedge, B. Newton, P. Jones. Front: J. Keele, S. Robinett, K. Ruckel, and J. White. The Riddle Pep Band, directed by Mr. Briery, he is the one with the guitar case. This year’s National Honor Society grew considerably when it gained six new members. The senior members, those that have been in more than a year, are, back row: P. Foster; G. Dawson; D. Steen; K. Holcomb, Pres.; K. Ruckel, Vice-Pres.; J. Keele, Sec-Trcas.;C. Wigle, Publicity; and S. Robinett. The newly tapped members are: J. White, L. Miles, R. Martindale, J. Gaedecke, N. Anderson, and M. Halter. Wm. R. Riddle Honor Society Karen Holcomb presents Mrs. McGee with a corsage in appreciation for the many times she has helped out. Jeannie Keele taps Linda Miles. Mr. Sayre gave the introductory speech on the values of being in the Honor Society. Colleen Wigle finds out whom she is to tap. Doug Steen speaks about leadership. cu. . D .... . .. ,, , . ,. , Judy White lights her candle after she re- Shirley Robinett pins Myrna Ha ter at the annual National . , , . . u c • . d . „ , „ ... ceives her card and pin. Honor Society Banquet in Roseburg at the Umpqua Hotel. Kathy Ruckel waits to give her the membership card. Hanna Junior Honor Society Wayne Elian tells about one of the characteristics of the Junior Honor Society. Mr. Roe presents Carol Powell with her membership card and pin. Pictured here are the present members of the Junior Honor Society. The officers are President—Rodney Wren; Vice-President—Terry Eggenhoff; Secretary-Treasurer—Diana Martindale. After a year of hard work the “R” Club relaxed this year while doing only a few things such as building the Bonfire for the Homecoming against the North Douglas Warriors and showing up for the Pep Assemblies and games if they were not participating. “R” Club The officers of the “R” Club for 1969-70 are: Jerry Rainwater, Representative; John Johnson, Sgt-at-Arms; Jerry Deal, Secretary-Treasurer; Jerry Bingham, President, and Mitch Loper, Vice President. Here the Cheerleaders lead the students in a yell at a rally held on Main street. Pep Club The Pep Club this year had great spirit and were always at the Pep Assemblies. They had help from the Cheerleaders of both varsity (Front row) and J.V. (Ends of last two rows.) They also had help from the Tam-O-Shanters (Second row). The officers, because of moving and switching around, left only Sandy Grable as Secretary-Treasurer (end of front row). Karen Jones. Diane McBurnett, Mary D'Apo-lite, and Colleen Pollock cheered for the J.V. Basketball Team. The Varsity Cheerleaders attended the Lewis and Clark Cheerleading School during the summer of 1969. They learned new yells, routines, skits, chants, and money making ideas. A very busy schedule for all the girls at this workshop was made out. Many cheerleaders from other schools attended and the girls were able to get ideas from each other. Cheerleaders For Basketball the Varsity Cheerleaders are Kathy Hall, Kathy Gillespie, Yell Queen Colleen Wigle, Barbara Gibson, and Lor-eli Nichols. A moment of fun is expressed by the Football Varsity Cheerleaders, Loreli, Kathy, Yell Queen Colleen, Kaye, and Barbara. “Yeah, Team!!!” Colleen Pollock, Diane McBurnett, and Karen Jones rest from their cheering for the J.V. and Freshman Football Teams. The Red Cross members at a skating party. This year the Red Cross prepared packages for the Viet Nam servicemen at Christmas and had their annual movie for the children of the community. Proceeds went for food baskets for the needy. A lot of time was donated to attending functions at the Veterans’ Hospital such as skating, dancing, card parties and the talent show It was indeed a busy year. Mrs. Galloway, Mavis Owens and Connie Brown working at the concession stand. Judy Wade casting her vote for 1970-71 officers. PARKE PAINLESS, $£'{ RED RIDING HOOD cH'1’ COMET Lena Mattson, Sandy Grabel, Holly Witt and Ruth Saily in a “Little Red Riding Hood” skit which was put on for the PTO talent show and was narrated by the Red Cross advisor, Mrs Galloway. Officers for the Girls’ League, 1969-70. These are the girls who, with the help of Mrs. McGee, made the club and its annual Mothers’ Tea a success this year. Kathleen McFie. president: Kathy Johnson, vice-president; Kathy Ruckel, secretary; Kaye Morrison, treasurer; Holly Witt, decoration chairman; Karen Holcomb, social chairman; Melisa McFie, scrapbook and reporter; Myrna Halter, freshman-sophomore welfare chairman: Patty Jones. Yvonne Wren, point chairmen; Carol Powell, freshman representative, Colleen Wigle, junior-senior welfare chairman. The Faculty women enjoy the big and little sister party. Patti Bates proudly shows off her gift to Mrs. Galloway as Mrs. McClenny: Mrs. Leahy; Advisor Mrs. McGee and Miss Scharfe look on. Kathleen McFie and Melisa McFie sit at the polls during the voting for the girl of the month. Nancy Anderson casts her ballot after she has carefully made sure that her candidate has at least a 2.00 grade average and is active in Girls’ League. Girls of the month for the year of 1969-70 are pictured below with the exception of Bonnie Coyle, Miss Talkative, and Mr. Ron Briery who was chosen to be Miss Success. They are from top to bottom: Kathy Ruckel, Miss Cheerfulness; Colleen Wigle, Miss Friendliness: Kathy Johnson, Miss Generosity; Kathleen McFie, Miss Service; Linda Miles, Miss Riddle High; Holly Witt, Miss Thoughtfulness; Karen Holcomb, Girl of the Year. G.A.A. Activities This energetic team is ready to embark on a journey to battle an away team. Let’s Go! Starting live: Kathy Ruckei, Kathy Johnson, Sandy Grable, Myrna Halter, Coach Scharfe, and out-of-sight, Colleen Wigle. Mr. Nelson was one of the many G.A.A. referees. Linda on the uneven parallel bars. Basketball This years’ gymnastic team was small, but good. The group squeezed in enough practices on Wednesdays between baseball, basketball, and volleyball teams and an occasional recreational adult, to present a large program for the South Umpqua and North Douglas gymnasts. The girls demonstrated skills, then helped instruct the visitors in some of the easier stunts. Debbie J. tries out a free exercise routine. Action shot of South Umpqua-Riddle game. Concern is written on the faces of the team, coach, and audience as Riddle and South Umpqua go into overtime. Riddle manuevers the ball in this scene. The 1969 Girls’ Basketball team did a very good job. Quite a few were on the teams, which let us alternate players in many different combinations. At the S.U. Playday, the J.V. team came in first in their division and the Varsity was second in theirs. Gymnastics The Tumbling Team. Top: E. Gaedecke, S. Grable, D. Jordan. Standing: L. Miles and C. Wig-le. Sitting is D. Ritter. Colleen executes some difficult stunts on the trampoline. Debbie R. performs on the tumbling mats. The Girls' Track Team—Top row: C. Pollock, S. Grable, L. Miles, A. Coin, J. Mealer, J. While. Bottom row: C. Wigle, D. Ritter, D. Jordan, L. Huffman, E. Gaedeckc. Colleen Wigle clears 4’ 2” over the high jump. Lottie Huffman runs to get warmed up before the meet. Girls Track Judy White throws the javelin with great ease. She also threw the shot and discus. Esther Gaedecke flies as she clears a hurdle in the 200 meter hurdles, a new event, as was the 100 meter hurdles and the 880 medley. Linda Miles receives a perfect handoff from Sandy Grable (r.) while running the 440 yard relay. Debbie Jordan shows her amazing form while broad jumping. Julie Mealer and others watch. IRL This year the International Relations League sponsored a basketball game to raise enough money to send some of them to the I. R. L. convention in Eugene. M.Coyle,G. Matthews,M. Wilson,!. Wedge, K.. Matthews,and P. Bates are the I. R. L. officers for 1969-70. (Not pictured M. McFie.) M. Coyle, G. Matthews, M. Wilson, T. Wedge, K. Matthews, Mr. Matthews, Advisor, G. Mier, P. Foster, K. Morrison, P. Bates, M. Owens, and H. Witt are the I. R. L. members. Lep Log The Lep Log is a magazine that contains articles (poems, stories, drawings) written by the students. The dummy is typed by Mrs. K. Roberts with the final booklet being printed by the 1. M. C. of Roseburg. Debbie Frunkand Bonnie Coyle are co-editors for the Lep Log. Karen Holcomb accepts the first place trophy for the Tams. They took first over four other drill teams in the Veteran’s Day Parade. (Above Right) The Tams are shown performing part of their routine in the parade. This was their second parade during the year and they did a fabulous job. The Toy Soldiers’ routine. Tam O’Shanters The girls are shown doing their two most impressive performances. Pen flashlights were attached to the end of each flag pole. During the performance the lights in the gym were turned off and the flashlights turned on. The routine was finished in the dark. It was very well received by the spectators. The Spanish Club with their advisor, Mr. Hoffstetter. This year’s officers for the Spanish Club were: Pres., J. Keele; Vice-Pres., N. Halter; and Sec.-Treas., M. McFie. J. Keele, the club’s president, working on one of the Spanish Club’s money making projects, the cotton candy machine. The Biology II class enjoyed a party held for one of their classmates, Gustavo Mier. Spanish Club “Feliz Cumpleanos Gustavo” was the greeting on Gus’cake. Gus, opening the canned sweater the Spanish Club gave their Honorary member for his birthday. Thirty students make up the library staff this year. Some of their many duties are mending, checking out, and shelving books. Three students are officers in the Student Librarians Association this year. They are-Karen Holcomb, Pres.; Kathleen McFie, Historian; and Larry Bergstrom, Parliamentarian. The officers of the Association organize two yearly meetings. One in the fall, the second one in the spring. All the schools in Douglas County attend these two conferences. Librarians Planning conference in the Student Lounge. K. Holcomb, K. , K. Hall. Judy Wade and Billy Chandler, working on an extra project—Attractive posters for the library’s bulletin boards. Librarians busy at one of their many activities. John Gaedecke and Joe Schofield, two of our librarians, signing in at the conference. Harold Leggett Vice- Pres. K. Holcomb presiding at the fall conference. Student Council The Student Body officers for the year 1969-70 are: Shirley Robinett; Advertising Manager, Kathy Johnson; Sec.-Tres. Doug Steen; President, Mitch Loper; Vice President, and Jerry Rainwater; Sergeant-at-Arms. Officers are seated in front row. President, Doug Steen, at one of the Student Body’s many assemblies. Mr. Sayre with the officers of the Student Body heading for their training conference in Roseburg. Secretary, Kathy Johnson with President Doug Steen at the assembly held for the nomination of the student body officers. Principal and student council discussing the “issue”. Thirteen people ran for the five student body offices this year. After a lively week of campaigning, came the day of the election. Mr. Torch and Miss Flame: Jerry Rainwater and Kaye Morrison with President Doug Steen before the lighting of the bonfire. Student Activities 78 Gary Dawson, as he makes his dent body. candidate for president known to the stu On Ecology Day the freshman science class with Mr. Stinnett presented the student body with an assembly on their findings. Shown working above are four freshmen. Mitch Loper and Jerry Rainwater actively fulfilling their roles as vice-president and sergeant-at-arms. STUDENT LIFE Steve Mauck following in his fathers footsteps spent his time learning how to weld at Mauck’s Welding. This year marked the beginning of the work-study program. A great amount of interest was shown by last year’s Junior Class in regard to working half a day. Mr. Roe took charge of the organization and set-up for the new program. After discussing the proposed plan with the school board, prospective employers and students the program was started. Because Riddle has a lot of farms and ranches there are always jobs found during the harvest time. Mitch Loper works hard on the Akin’s Ranch during this part of the season. John Johnson and Jerry Rainwater, the lumberjacks of the senior class, set chokers for Johnson’s Logging Company during the busy time of the season. Work Study Ernest Coder, Jim Sorenson, and Ray Addis spent their afternoons at Keele’s Machine Shop learning to weld. Doug Steen took on a job as assistant at Gan . Mortuary. Program One of the more experienced box-boy’s • Three-Boy’s Market, Jerry Bingham. Karen Holcomb is performing one of the many duties required by the Riddle Public Library. The delivery boy for Copeland Lumber is Dennis Evenson. Realizing that athletes are not born but made Mike O'Sullivan spent his afternoons as an assistant P.E. teacher at the Grade School. 81 Mrs. Harvey, the surprise guest speaker, took the audience on an imaginary trip to Alaska where Mrs. McGee has always dreamed of going. “Dream of a Lifetime'1' Mrs. McGee has always dreamed of traveling to Alaska. This is why the Girls’ League decided to honor her by using “Dream of a Lifetime” for the theme of this year’s Tea. Mrs. McFie Gives the response to the welcome given by her daughter, Kathleen McFie. Mrs. McGee, Girls’ League advisor, poses in front of her cake, made by Mrs. Kathy Roberts and presented by the Girls’ League. Pam Hamilton and Sue Bates provided some of the entertainment by singing two vocal duets one of which was composed by Sue Bates. Mrs. McGee has taught for 43 years at Riddle High and has been Girls’ League advisor for 17. She has taught many classes such as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, business math, social studies, music, home economics, English, girls’ P.E. and health. (Mrs. McGee enjoyed being the GAA advisor and was especially proud of the volleyball team.) When Mr. Stuart came, he suggested that a Girls’ League be formed and that Mrs. McGee take charge. Girls’ League has provided entertainment as well as helping the community. The girls remember her by her poems. Here is a favorite. HANDCLASP There is something cheering When an old friend grasps your hand; If you need some consolation Good friends seem to understand. When you’re feeling quite dejected Sure that joy is at an end; You can find a lot of comfort In the handclasp of a friend. Author Unknown Pictured below are the girls who received third year awards. To receive a third year award a girl must have worked for the cause of the Girls’ League, whether it be in service directly for the club or helping someone else. These girls have worked at least ninety hours for the Girls’ League. Left top: Kathleen McFie, Esther Gacd-ecke, Ruth Sailey, and Karen Holcomb. Bottom left: Colleen Wigle, Kaye Morrison, and Debbie Parks. Debbie Parks, Ruth Sailey and Mr. Ron Briery sang a vocal trio at the Mothers Tea. Mothers’ Tea The style show was narrated by Karen Holcomb this year. The clothing the girls modeled was all homemade. Pictured is Lynn Estcrbrook in a summer print dress and mod sash. The new officers for the coming year of 1970-71 are: Kathy Ruc-kel, president; Myrna Halter, vice-president; Karen Medlen, secretary; Colleen Pollock, treasurer; Patty Jones, Yvonne Wren, point chairman; Sarah O’Sullivan, freshman-sophomore welfare chairman; Colleen Wigle, junior-senior welfare chairman; Jeannie Steeprow, decorating chairman; Susie Servant, big and little sister social chairman; Debbie Jordan, social chairman. CIRL’5 Love in Bloom delights Ida (r.), but disgusts the prudish Miss Skillion. Loreli plants a misguided right hook in Miss Skillon’s jaw. ‘Sweet Hour of Prayer’ best describes this scene as the corporal tries to convince the bishop that he is really as pious as the garb suggests. 2nd String The Backstage crew consisted of: Prompters: Barbara Gibson Colleen Wigle Jeannie Keele Properties: Shirley Robinett Debbie Jordan Lights and Sound Effects: Ron Witt Make-up: Mes. Meader Director: Mrs. Leahy Student Director: Patty Bates ’Dictated all of the above crews and more, but preferred this title. Chancey gets into the swing of things— complete with underwear and poker. 84 “You think you’ve got trouble with your elbow, you should have neuritis of the rear!” A young, worldly ex-actress married to a vicar meets an old theater friend who is an American soldier stationed in England during World War 11. Together they start a wild, hilarious caper that ends up with a drunken spinster (Debbie Frunk) lying in a closet in the arms of a vicar clothed only in his under shorts (Chancey Pollock). An escaped Russian convict (Mitch Loper) who is intent on shooting anyone, never does, because a British sergeant (Dave Owens) arrests him for bothering the ex-actress (Loreli Nichols). The maid (Leah Sayre) is determined to make love to the American soldier (Allen Lawton) and also rings church bells if she is paid enough. But another vicar (Craig Wilson) is quite upset because the drunken spinster won’t let him finish his recitation of IF. And the Bishop (Doug Steen) is mad because his niece is running around with 3 different “husbands”. This lets the audience “See How They Run”. “Will the REAL vicar please stand up,” begs Sergeant Dave as he tries to find Penelope a husband. And ... the lucky finalists are— Mitch, Chancey, and Craig! “Now, Debbie, if I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a hundred times-Practice being a drunk, but don’t show up to practice drunk!” Mrs. Leahy lays down the law for the cast as Jeannie (prompter) looks on. The awards assembly began with Jerry Rainwater leading in the Hag salute. The first award of the evening was then presented. Kathleen McFie, salutatorian, receives her plaque and pin from Mr. Sayre. Awards Shown here is Mrs. Guy McGee accepting a gift of appreciation from the faculty and student body for her twenty-three years of service. Mr. Sayre, high school principal, presents the award. Presenting Mike O’Sullivan with his medal for outstanding track performance, is Mr. Roe. Those also receiving scholarships were: Patti Bates, Ken Osterman, Holly Witt, Mavis Owens, Pam Foster, and Doug Steen. I The Umpqua Community Scholarship went to Kaye Morrison. Presenting the scholarship is Superintendent of the Riddle Schools, Mr. Samples. The Tam O’Shanters: Karen Holcomb,Nancy Dunn,Kathy Ruckel,Linda Miles, Sheryl Henry,Debbie Ritter, Kevin Boyd, Julie Mealer, Carol Powell, Nancy Robinett, and Rannah Williams. These girls brought home a first place trophy from the Veteran’s Day Parade. Honors Mrs. Leahy presents Debbie Frunk with the best actress award and Shirley Robinett, the “Cecil Darling Award.” Allen Lawton was named the best actor. Colleen Wigle receives an award from Miss Scharfe for the most outstanding girl athlete. Senior white letters were given to Mike O’Sullivan, John Johnson. Jerry Rainwater, Mitch Loper by Mr. Bateman for football. These were just some of the senior boys that received the special letters. Mrs. Smith accepted the second PTO scholarship from Mrs. Maney for her son Ken Ostcrman, one of many seniors who plan to further their education. Mrs. McGee congratulates Kathy Ruckel on her acceptance at Girls’ State. Every three years a junior girl is choosen from Riddle High School to attend this conference. Accom plish turn is Rick Dort was recognized as making the most improvement this year in Physical Education. Mrs. McGee awarded 7 bronze typing awards, 5 silver awards, and Holly Witt was presented with the only gold award. This gold award is earned by typing 70 correct words a minute. Karen Holcomb receives the only third year library pin, from Mrs. Gaedecke. Mr. Steen, athletic director, announced John Johnson, as the outstanding high school athlete. Holly Witt accepted the Firemen’s Scholarship from Fire Chief Mr. Steen. Mr. Briery honored Judy White with the outstanding Senior Band award, which was given during the outdoor spring concert. Mr. Hoffstcttcr announced the best acheivers from Spanish I, II, III,and IV Ellen Page (to his right) received this award for the fourth time. Jeannic Keele (far right) was presented with a check for $100 from the Spanish Club, will help pay for expenses when Jeannie visits Bolivia this summer. The money was earned by selling cotton candy and Two journalism awards for their work on the “Green ial writer and editor. Mr. Matthews gave Debbie Frunk and Pam Foster the R” newspaper as head editor- Bev Halier receives an annual award from Mrs. Gaedecke. The Junior High Cheerleaders were all given letters. Here is Margaret Bonn receiving hers. The Junior High held their awards assembly the afternoon of the Senior High Assembly. Many parents, especially mothers, attended to see their sons and daughters receive awards and certificates in such activities as: Cheerleading, sports, honor society, annual, and band. At the end of the assembly the new officers of the Hanna Junior Society were introduced and the gavel was given to the new president. Patty McClenny by Rodney Wren. Miss Scharfe hands Sheri McCurry a big lollipop for her “thankless” job as the girls’ track manager. Mr. Roe presents Mark Steen with an athletic award. Colleen breaks the tape in the 440 yard dash. NEW EVENTS 100 meter hurdles J. White 20.2 200 meter hurdles E. Gaedecke 35.4 880 yd. medley relay L. Miles S. Grable D. Jordan C. Wigle 1:55.5 State C. Wigle congratulates her runner-up in the 440. Girls Take Second Adaline Coin goin’ in the mile run. Colleen shows her new style in “javelin” which won her first place in the long jump. EVENT OLD RECORD NEW RECORD Javelin E. Gaedecke 85’5’ E. Gaedecke 103’0” Discus J. White 84’ 7” J. White 98’ 0” High Jump N. Serdahl 4’ 7” C. Wigle 5’ 1” Long Jump C. Wigle 17’ 4” C. Wigle 18’ 5” (at state) 220 yd. dash L. Nichols 30.5 D. Jordan 29.7 440 yd. dash C. Wigle 60.7 C. Wigle 59.1 Miss Scharfe holds the second place trophy that her girls won at the State Track Meet at Springfield. Standing are L. Miles, S. Grable, Miss Scharfe, D. Jordan and C. Wigle. Banquet and Prow The Junior-Senior Banquet was a big success. Good company, good food, and good speakers. The evening was opened by a welcome speech by Debbie Parks. Most of the Juniors, Seniors, and Faculty attended and were served a delicious meal prepared by the Juniors’ Mothers. Mr. Markham spoke concerning the “Generation Gap.” Then the will, prophesy, and history of the Class of ’70 were read by Senior Girls. The evening was concluded with a presentation by the Senior boys. They gave Mr. Kimball a life-size, stand-up, living color, cardboard-constructed Raquel Welch. The Prom turned out equally well. The decorations were very effective in protraying the theme “Enchanged Forest”. Caves, rocks, fountains, trees, and wishing wells were placed about the gym floor. Music was provided by the Fairfax Ascension, a group from Coos Bay. The crowning and announcing of the court was done by Colleen Wigle and Barbara Gibson. The sophomore girls served the refreshments and helped with the final cleanup. Enchanted Forest Refreshments straight from the cave. and on. Conversation was an enjoyable break from dancing. Faculty and students alike continued to dance as the band played on .. . and on ... The friendly atmosphere was appreciated by all. Court: Back row-Princes and Princesses: Mike Rainwater, Susie Servant: Jerry Deal. Debbie Parks; Paulette McBurnett, Kenny Bond; Leah Sayre, and Gary Dawson. Seated are King Steve Mauck and Queen Debbie Frunk. King Steve and Queen Debbie. Commencement Advisors: Mr. Fred Hoffstetter Mr. Joe McClenny Flower: Carnation Colors: Blue and Silver Following the Processional, played by Mrs. Priscilla Wren, was the Invocation. This was given by Kaye Morrison. Reverend Jack Becker spoke on the subject, “How Tall Is God?” Mrs. Rodney Steen sang the solo, “I'll Walk with God.” Linda Miles closed the service with the Benediction. The long awaited moment has arrived as with solemn faces the seniors march down the aisle. Kathleen McFie, Salutatorian, gives her address to the seniors and guests. Dianna Vedder addresses the seniors and audience. Exchange student from Bolivia, Gustavo Mier, comments on his “Year at Riddle High.” We Have Crossed the Bay ISoii' the Ocean Lies Before Vs Doug Steen, one of the four, speaks, while both Pam Foster and Mr. Samples listen. Valedictorian Pam Foster adds her remarks to those of the top four seniors. The Junior girls, with lighted candles, lead the procession as the seniors entered the auditorium. “Pomp and Circumstance” played by Kathy Johnson, opened the traditional Commencement exercises on May 31, in the Riddle High School Auditorium. The Invocation was given by Bishop Richard Christensen. The Salutatorian, Kathleen McFie, spoke; followed by the exchange student, Gustavo Mier. Dianna Vedder gave her talk. Sue Bates sang and played her guitar. Doug Steen talked. 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The theme, Indian Summer, was carried out effectively with pumpkins, squash, corn stalks and colored streamers. A great way to end a great week! A difference in language doesn’t bother dancing as shown by Shirley Robinett and Bolivian exchange student Gustavo Mier. HOMECOMING—1969 The 1969 Homecoming Court for the Riddle Irish was as follows: Top row: King Chancy Pollock and Queen Kathy Hall. Middle row: Mr. Torch Jerry Rainwater and Miss Flame Kaye Morrison with Princess Kathy Johnson and Prince Chris Rice. Bottom row: Prince Mitch Loper and Princess Loreli Nichols with Prince John Johnson and Princess Colleen Wigle and Princess Barbara Gibson and Prince Cliff Brinkley. Alumni as well as students enjoy the music and atmosphere of the dance.