Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

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Library- Music Physical Education A friendly smile goes a long way to win the class as Mrs. Carol Hall, vocal music teacher, knows. Proper form while working on the tramp is carefully checked by Mr. Neal Bateman during the 7th grade P.E. class. Mr. Bateman is the Athletic Director and teaches Boys' P.E. and Health, Biology II. and coaches track. Mr. James Chamberlin shows his guitar class how to play a C chord. He also instructs 7th grade Music Orientation, the grade school. Junior and Senior High school bands. Mrs. mscuta vjacaecise mcs 10 juiswci uuc ui the many questions fired at her over the library check-out desk. She teaches Library’ Orientation. Library Sciences, and is the advisor for the Shamrock and both the Junior and Senior Honor Societies. Miss Darlene Burgert takes a break from her grade book to get her picture taken. She is the Girls' P.E. and Health teacher and advises G.A.A.

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Mrs. Sally Leahy gives advice to E. Gaedecke on Sweden. She teaches United States History, Senior English, Humanities, Drama, and Speech, As an advisor for the Honor Seminar, Junior Class and Lep Log, she has a very tight schedule. Surrounded with pictures of the early West and old cars, Mrs. Dorothy Nandresy gives the camera her famous warm-hearted smile. Mrs. Nandresy has a new and exciting program this year in Eighth Core and World Geography. Mr. Joseph McClenny uses his steady hand to paint the plaques for the gym. He instructs Seventh Core, Consumer Math and Junior High Art. He is also the Seventh grade advisor. “Cheer-up class, the worst is yet to come,” promises Mr. Gene Forman with a devilish smile. Developmental Reading and World Geography are the classes Mr. Forman teaches as Well as coaching the Eighth grade football and Junior Varsity basketball. 5

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Home Economics Business Education Industrial Arts Even if the girls haven’t learned how not to burn water, Mrs. De-Anna Magnussen tries to look hap py about the situation. Mrs. Magnussen is the Home Economics teacher. She is the Advisor of Girls’ League. Mr. Ginton Palmer explains the equipment needed in order to finish a project. Mr. Palmer is the instructor for Shop, Welding, and Small Engine Repair. Constructing a pentagon is the problem that concerns Mr. Jerry Rowe as he helps Karl McClenny during Mechanical Drawing. Vocational Cruise is a new course this year which Mr. Rowe instructs along with Mechanical Drawing and 8th Grade Orientation. “Have you got a hall pass?” are famous words of Mr. David Harper that will long be remembered at RHS. Mr. Harper has a busy schedule teaching Consumer Economics, Typing, Business Law, and Office Practice. He is also Freshman basketball and Jr. High track coach. Mrs. Blanche Galloway’s warm smile lures customers into the Snack Shack, which she advises. Along with Mr. Harper, she teaches business courses, including Bookkeeping Shorthand, and General Business. 7