Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

1976 SHAMROCK EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR CLASS EDITOR ADS PHOTOGRAPHERS ADVISOR VOLUME NO. XXXIX KELLY BOLTON MELLOWDEE PEARSON IRENE WAGER TRACEE GEORGE ALAN VAN DOREN BRAD HENDRICK SCOTT DONOVAN JEFF STEEN PRISCILLA GAEDECKE RIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL RIDDLE, OREGON CLASSES FACULTY ADMINISTRATION FALL WINTER SPRING ORGANIZATIONS GRADUATES JUNIOR HIGH ADVERTISEMENTS RIDDLE SCHOOL OISTtICT ll«. 7t RIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL 1975 Francis Addis Susan Allhands Mike Anderson Kirk Daigle Brian Davenport Dale Andrews John Audley Richard Ballard Dennis Dixon Donna Foster Patty Chilcote Cathy Cloud Delaine Cooper FRESHMEN Out of 66 students these four officers were elected: President, Kelly Southern; Vice President, Delaine Cooper; Secretary-Treasurer, JoAnn McBurnett; Sergeant-at-arms, Brenda Kamph. After the vigorous dance of the elves, the freshmen class look ready for their table of food. Carol Kinnie Rachel Kimball Kathy Koester Vicki Morgan Dennise Nelson JoAnn McBurnett Ken McMunn Sheri Medlen FRESHMAN NOT PICTURED Ben Bolton Tim Morgan Tina Hilton David Sullivent Debbie Bates dresses up for the 50's day. Kathy Koester gives her speech while running for class president. 6 Debbie Redfearn Deena Redlingshafer Michelle Riekeman David Strong Lisa Thoms Marty Robbins Jim Robinett Kathy Ronan Nora Tolman Paul Vergeer Raylene Rowton Rod Russell Penny Scott Lisa Walton Eugene Williams Dan Shepherd Kelly Southern Cindy Stratton Janet Wooden Jody Youngblood Cindy Stratton tries out for J.V. cheerleader. CLASS OF 1979 The Freshman class has ideas which they hope to do this year. Some of these activities are a walk-a-thon to Canyonville in the spring, a sock hop, a car wash and a few bake sales. As a tradition, Freshman sell themselves to earn money again for their class treasury. Kelly Southern, president says, We will keep this tradition. These are to start the monies needed for the all important Junior-Senior prom in the future. As an advisor, Mr. Morris has helped the Freshmen with activities and will be there to assist the class until they graduate. The Dance of the Elves, another Riddle Tradition, is to be revived before the Christmas vacation. 7 Tammi Bond Dena Cooper Rose Flannigan Rusty Brown Delinda Dailey Ron Frunk Patricia Burke Terry Davenport Tracee George Joel Buxton Kris Denton Tom Goin Judy Clark Karen Evenson Aaron Gray SOPHOMORES 8 Action seems to get Roger Peters, staring at something. Who knows what? Karen Green Pam Hackett Phyllis Ingwerson Tim Johnson Janet Hooley Gail Hansen Tom Johnson Kevin Lewis Randy Mahan Drew Matthews Terry Nelson Teresa Parret Kendy Pettengill V The great quarterback, Cindy Scanlon, reaches for the ball. This was during a co-ed physical education class in which the group was playing flash football. Here the quarterback rotated each time the ball was downed. Mike Maney Mark McKay Kirk Olsen Roger Peters Randy Pettengill Kim McCartt Jim Morgan Carla Osterman Steve Pence Dan Pitts Janet Hooley and Gail Hansen take part for the Senior Citizen's day by dressing appropriately, while doing their thing as librarians. With many signs put up for Homecoming, the Sophomores used this one to show their spirit for the week. Elaine Pitts Marla Robbins Mark Rust Kevin Shenefield Marianne Raikes Jeff Robertson Cindy Scanlan Debbie Shobert Billianna Reed Richard Rowton Laura Sell Toby Schofield Discussing new and old business the Sophomore class are meeting in the student council room. In one of the national school assemblies Phyllis Ingwerson is shown carrying a small boa constrictor. Mr. Beecher, the speaker, said of the snakes, They can exceed twenty-five feet here in America. In Brazil, boas are about ten to twelve feet long when fully grown. He went on to say that These snakes can squeeze a man or horse to death. 10 Biology I students gather around Mr. Ludlow for questions on their experiments. Karen Green got the Sophomore class together while they elected new officers. Secretary-Treasurer; Pam Hackett; President, Kareen Green; Vice-President, Duane Davenport; Sergeant-at-arms, Karyn Swanson; Class Representatives, Judy Clark and Danny Pitts. Karyn Swanson Linda Van Doren Don Wilburn Donala Zulegar During their sixth hour P.E. class, the girls try to throw off a fellow class mate while playing on the dollies. JUNIORS Kris Anderson DeMae Audley Cathy Block Phil Buxton Debbie Brown Julie Burke Dennis Egenhoff Charlotte Hall Shirley Jones Bobbie Kuk Monique Mejia Mary Chandler Dan Cloud Shelly Coyle Mr. Risburg, the Junior class advisor, along with class members Shelly Coyle, Charlotte Hall, DeMae Audley, and Randy Spears, gives a hand with the float that was entered in the Homecoming parade. Wayne Cunliff Diana Dailey Mark Donavan Laura Cray Dalrie Hollopeter Mark Joy John Maney David Miller In first hour class Pat Morgan tries a sample of silk screening. Mike Mitchell Lori Nelson Linda Pitts Renee Redlingshafer Pat Morgan Mellowdee Pearson Blake Pollock Jan Rowton Bobbie Kuk, DeMae Audley and Debbie Brown carry the sign that they entered in the Homecoming Parade. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Mellowdee Pearson; Vice-President, Balke Pollock; Secretary-Treasurer, Bobbie Kuk; Sergeant-at-Arms, Lori Nelson; Representatives, Randy Spears, John Maney. NOT PICTURED Linda Blandenship David Hitt Dennis Randolph Ava Strong Dawnella Shenefield Randy Spears Linder Svensson Janell Swanson Cherry Swett Jackie Wagoner Cindy Walker Ken Walton Frank Weathers Dianna Whited Mark Wilson Carol Wooden Master Artists, Debbie Brown and Cathy Block paint signs for the Homecoming week. 14 Charlotte Hall studies her book to good advantage. The Junior Class started out with a Sandwich and Cotton Candy booth at the fair, in which they did quite well. With the starting of school, they changed to Burrito and Comdog sales at the football games. Cake raffles, Swags at Christmas time, and a few other odds and ends they made, were the main items used to earn money for the banquet and the Prom, coming in the Spring. The lady who keeps the prom activities in line, Miss Demae Audley. SENIOR CLASS OF 1976 PRESIDENT VICE-PRES. SEC. TREAS. GAIL WIGLE KAREN HANSEN KELLY BOLTON CLASS REPS. CLASS IIISTS. DENNISE GIBBONS ALAN VAN DOREN BRAD DAVENPORT BRAD ROBERTSON KAREN HANSEN KELLY BOLTON Transfer from Redmond 1; Volleyball 3; Cheerleader 4; Class Sec. -Treas. 3,4; Class Rep. 2; Homecoming Court 3,4; Annual 3, 4; Assis. Ed. 3; Editor 4; Basketball Stat. 3; Library 1; G.A.A. 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Top Ten 3; Outdoor Ed. Counselor 2. JIM BRADSHAW Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 2; Homecoming Prince 4; Sweethearts Ball Prince 2; Honor Society 1; All League Football 4; All State Track 3, 4; All State Football 4; Honorable Mention Football 3; Work Study 4. TONY BROWN Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1,3; Annual 3,4; Prom Comm. 3. PHILLIP DARBY Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish Trip 1; Class Vice-President 4. BRAD DAVENPORT Football 3,4; Letterman 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Annual 4; Baseball 2,3; Class Rep. 4. During Halloween, warlock Tom Moore entertains his black cat at noon hour. 16 PAUL DENTON Transfer from Days Creek 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Work Study 4. Don't look now, Karen, they're taking our picture shouts Brad Robertson as they ride in the Homecoming Parade. ROBBIE DIXON Pep Band 1; Aide 2; Annual 3; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1. KATHY EVENSON Prom Princess 3; Library 2,3,4; D.E.C.A. 3, 4; Snack Shack 3,4; Annual 3. CAROL FANNING Senior Tony Brown rescues Miss Yaden as he changes the flat tire on her car. 17 TAMMY FLANNICAN Cl eta Phelps and Jim Bradshaw flash a big smile for the camera even though they were doomed for a wet ride. BRENDA FRAZIER Pep Club lj G.A.A. 1; Red Cross 2,3,4; Red Cross Vice-Pres. 3; Red Cross Pres. 4; D.E.C.A. 3,4; Chorus 1,3; Student Council 4. WALTER FRAZIER Chorus 1,2,4; Chorus President 4; Swing Choir 4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Library 2,3,4; Annual 1,2,4; Red Cross 1,2,3; Service Club 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Student Council 4. CARRY CERLACH Basketball Manager 1; Snack Shack 2; Track 3; Swing Choir 4. DENNISE GIBBONS Cheerleader 1,2,4; Football Stat. 3; School Play 3; D.E.C.A. 2,3,4; D.E.C.A. Treasurer 3; D.E.C.A. Pres. 4; Student Store 2,3,4; Student Store Manager 3; Class Rep. 1; Class Historian 4; Sweethearts Ball Princess 3; Homecoming Miss Flame 4; Work Study 4. 18 KAREN HANSEN Cheerleading 1,2,4; Yell Queen 4; D.E.C. A. 2, 3,4; Secretary 2,3; Student Store 2,3,4; Class Rep. 1; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Class Historian 4; C.A.A. 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2,3; 2nd Team All League 3; Spanish Club 1; Mexico Trip 1; Biology Trip 3; Outdoor Ed. Counselor 2,3; Football Stat. 3; Basketball Stat. 3; Prom Princess 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Top Ten 1,2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Jr. Honor Society 1; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 4; Work Study 4. BRAD HENDRICK BRENDA HENDRICK Cheerleading 4; D.E.C.A. 4; Annual 2,3; D.E.C.A. Vice-President 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Work Study 4. JOE HENSON Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; All State 4th Team Def. End 3; All League Honorable Mention Fullback 3; All League Def. End Honorable Mention Fullback 4; All State 1st Team Def. End 4; Super Effort Award 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; All State relay team member 3; Typing Award 1; S.B. Sargent-at-Arms 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Homecoming Court Prince 3; Homecoming King 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual 3,4. DAN JORDAN Decorating the Christmas tree was one of the jobs of the Senior girls as shown here by Kelly Bolton and Gail Wigle. 19 Should I laugh, cry, or what wonders Brenda Hendrick as she involves herself in the Kiddie Day activities. JIM LAMPHEAR Cross Country 1,2,3; Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Captain 4; Most Improved Player 2; Most Valuable 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Letter-mens Club 3,4. CONNIE McCURRY G.A.A. 1,2; Track 1; Basketball 2; Chorus 1,3; Pep Club 1; Elementary Aide 1; Annual 3; Work Study 4. BETTY LEE McMUNN 20 JANIE MEALER Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Elem, School Band-Aide 3; Band Aide 1,2; Cross Country 3; Canada Band Trip 3; Library 3,4; Annual 4; Vice-Principle Aide 4; Prom Committee 3; Wrestling Stat. 3; Pep Band 1,2,3. JEFF MEEKS BARBARA MILES Cheerleader 1,2; Snack Shack 2,3,4; Prom Princess 3; Miss Irresistible 2; Library 3;G.A .A. 1; Teachers Aide 2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1; Library 3,4. SAM MITCHELL TOM MOORE Appropriately displaying her attire for Sr. Citizen Day Carol Fanning poses for the camera. JOHN O'SULLIVAN CLETA PHELPS Volleyball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Historian 2; Track 1; Class Sec. -Treas. 1,2; Class President 3; Typing Award 1; Cheerleader 1,4; Yell Queen 1; Elem. Aide 1; Float Comm. 1,2,3; Homecoming Princess 3,4; Library 3,4; Sr. Honor Society 3,4; Prom Chairman 3; Teachers Aide 1,2; N.C.T.E. Writing Award 4; Fashion Show 1,2,3,4; Annual 4; Student Council 3; Sweethearts Ball Queen 3; Work Study 4. BRAD ROBERTSON Student Body President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; All League Honorable Mention 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Rep. 2,3; Class Historian 4; School Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Green R Staff 4; Spanish club 1,2; Outdoor Ed. Counselor 3; Prom Prince 3; Homecoming Prince 4; Mexico Trip 1. LENAE SISCO CINDY SOMODI Transfer from San Diego 3; Library 3; Prom Princess 3; Teachers Aide 3,4; Sweethearts Ball Comm. 3; Basketball 4. Jeff Meeks, Rick Stratton, and Mr. Stinnett take a minute or two to play in the snow before looking for the perfect Christmas tree. Dressed up as Indians for the Homecoming skit are Jeannie Swanson, Mellowdee Pearson, Cindy Somodi, Dan Jordan, and Dalrie Hollopeter. RICK STRATTON Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,;4 Outstanding Freshman Wrestler 1; Second in district 1; District Champion 2,3; 3rd in State 3; Track 1. JEANNIE SWANSON Track 1,2; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1,2,3; Homecoming Comm. 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; H om ecom i ng M iss Irres istable 3; Typing Award 1; D.E. C. A. 2,3; Student Store 2,3; Annual 2,3; Food's Program at S.U. 4; Elem. Aide 1,2; Class Rep. 1; Christmas Ball Chairman 4. SPARKY SWETT Wrestling 1,2,3,4; State Wrestling 1,2,3,4; 2nd state 2; 1st state 4; 1st Dsitrict 2,3,4; 2nd District 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Big Stick Award 4; All League Honorable Mention 3,4; All State Honorable Mention 4; Baseball 1,2,3; South Douglas All Star Team 1; Sargent-at-Arms 3; Typing Award 1; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Chorus 3; Class Rep. 1,2; Annual 4; Library 3; Elementary Aide 1; Work Study 4. ALAN VANDOREN Cross Country 1,2; Football 3,4; Basketball 1; Photography 1,2,3,4; Annual 3,4; Class Rep. 4; Journalism 4; R Club 3,4; Track 3; Biology II Trip 3; Band 1,2. IRENE (TRUJILLO) WACER Redcross 2,3; Basketball 1,2; C. A. A. 1,2,3; Homecoming Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Annual 3,4; D.E.C.A. 3; Volleyball Stat. 3; Library 3,4; G.A.A. Historian 3; Red Cross Pres. 3; Service Club 4; Student Council 3. 23 RON WHITED Wrestling 1,2,3,4; 2nd District 3; Cross Country 2,3; D.E.C.A. Manager 4; Student Store 2,3,4; Carpentry Class 3; Chorus 1,2; D.E.C.A. 2,3, 4; District Cross Country 2,3. GAIL W1GLE Spanish Club 1,2; DECA 2,3,4; Mexico Trip 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,3,4; Volleyball Manager 2; Football Stat. 4; Jr. Honor Society 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; St. Class Pres. 4; Top Ten 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; State Champion 220-1,2,3; 440-3; Medley Relay 1,3; All State 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Bush Lomb 3; Prom Committee 3; Student Store 2,3; Biology II Trip 3. DEBRA ZULECER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Most Improved 1; Cross Country 2; Top Ten 1; Jr. Honor Society 1; Sr. Honor Society 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Secretary 2; DECA 2,3; Student Store 2,3; Co-Asst. Manager 2; Co-Manager 3; Annual 1; Typing Award 2; Accounting Award 3; Volleyball Stat. 4; Volleyball Manager 3; Elem. Aide 1; Teachers Aide 3; Class Rep. 1; Fashion Show 1; Float Comm. 3,4; Pep Club 1; Publicity Agent 1; Work Study 3,4. Hiding behind her Pom Pom at the Oakland Football game is Karen Hansen. NOT PICTURED SCOTT DONOVAN WES ECENHOFF Football 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention All League 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; All League 1,2,3,4; All State 2,3,4; Mathematics Award 3; Merrit Commendation 3; Prom Court 3; Green R Feature Ed. 3; Mexico Trip 1; School Play 3; Scholar Athlete 4. CHRIS MILLS-PRICE Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; 2nd in District 2; State Contender 2; Track 1; Jr. Honor Society 1; Student Body Vice-President 3; Green R Staff 3,4. 24 ADMINISTRATION OFFICE STAFF Mr. Athol Sayre Principle College of Idaho, B.A. University of Idaho M.S. , of Ed. Teachers' Aide, Mrs. Patty Collins and School Secretary, Mrs. Irene BonA. Superintendent Mr. Charley A. Samples and County Clerk Mrs. Kathy Roberts. Mr. Robert Matthews Administrative Counselor Tester Varsity Football Assist. Coach Work Study Southern Oregon State College, B.S., M.S. School Board Members: Marvin Johnson, Barbara Coyle, Cleta VanDoren, Bob George, and Not Pictured is Richard Stratton. Meet on Monday evenings to take care of school business. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Taking a break and sitting in the sun Miss Yaden watches her P.E. class. Mr. Gillaspie gets the eye from two girls as he walks off the field. Mr. Arbie Gillaspie P.E. G Health Miss Susan Yaden G. A. A. G.A.A. Advisor P.E. G Health Track Coach Varsity Basketball Varsity Volleyball Center Washington State, B. A. 27 LANGUAGE ARTS Mr. John Risburg Journalism Junior Class Advisor Modern Problems U. S. History University of Wisconson at La Cross, B. S. Mr. Robert Radcliffe English Electives J.V. Girls Volleyball Coach C. Coach High School Track Southern Oregon State College, B. S. Miss Dian Smith Cheerleader Advisor English Electives Speech Play Director University of Oregon, B.A., M.A. 28 LIBRARY READING CORE Mrs. Priscilla Gaedecke Annual Advisor Annual Class Junior and Senior Honor Society Advisor Librarian Library Science 7-12 Macalester, B. A. Mr. Gary Heeter Eighth Core Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Baseball Coach Varsity Football Assist. Coach Oregon College of Education, B.S. Mr. Gene Forman Assistant J.V. Baseball Coach Letterman's Club Advisor Reading Seventh Core Speed Reading Varsity Football Coach World Geography Lindfield College, B.S. , M.E.D. 29 SCIENCE MATH Mr. Therial Athletic Director Assistant Wrestling Coach Citizenship and Government Current Events Junior High Football Coach Junior High Student Council Ninth Math Seventh Core Southern Oregon State College, B. A. ■+• 45 Mrs. Stone and Mr. Risburg turn elves, as they dance the traditional dance of the elves at the Christmas festival that was held the day before Christmas vacation. 30 Mr. Stinnett Biology I G II High School Wrestling I. P.S. Science Photography Mrs. Stone Algebra II Eighth Math Geometry Gymnastics Coach Junior High Volleyball Coach Ninth Vocational Cruise Physics University of Colorado, B. A. Mr. John Liel Algebra I Junior High Football Coach Junior High Track Coach Seventh Math Spanish I G II Spanish Club Advisor Spanish Orientation University of California, B.A. University of Oklahoma, M.E.D. SCIENCE SPANISH Sefior Liel gets in the mood of the Spanish tapes. Mr. Rodney Steen Algebra I Citizenship G Government Consumer Math Eighth Math Eighth Science Electronics Freshmen Advisor Oregon College of Education, M. S. Eastern Oregon College, B.S. 31 BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs. Judy Waterbury Business English Consumer Law Junior High Cheerleader Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor Typing I G II Oregon State University, B. S. Mrs. Blanche Chapman Accounting I G II D.E.C.A. Club Advisor Distributive Education Junior Class Advisor Office Simulation Personal Finance Service Club Shorthand Vocational Cruise Saint Mary of the Wasatch, B. S. Oregon State University, M.E. D. 32 HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs. DeAnna Magnussen Home Economics Junior High Orientation Senior Class Advisor University of Arizona, Vocational Teaching Credential Mr. Michael Ludlow Assistant High School Wrestling Coach Biology I Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing I G II Shop Orientation Vocational Cruise Brigham Young University, B. S. Mr. Leslie Carlson Industrial Arts Vocational Cruise Woodwork Welding Senior Class Advisor University of Montana, B.S. 33 MUSIC Mr. Michael Morris Band Boosters Guitar High School Band Junior High Band Oregon State University, B. S. Mrs. Carol Hall Junior High Choir Swing Choir University of Oregon Mrs. Hall leads the Junior High Chorus at the winter concert. Sitting patiently, Mr. Morris listens to Dennis Egenhoff's music. Mr. Bob Church Mr. Dan Howell CUSTODIANS Some of the most important people in our school are the custodians. These are the people who keep our school looking classey and in order. Just imagine if we had to do without our custodians for even one week, our school would be an utter disaster area. We need our custodians, and should appreciate their work. 35 Mrs. Sarah Colter Mr. Chuck Wager Mr. Chuck Wager and Mr. Dan Howell are our fix-it men. Mrs. and Mr. E. B. Blankenship 36 TEAM PICTURE: (TOP ROW) Phil Darby, Brad Davenport, Rick Stratton, John Matthews, Brad Robertson, Sparky Swett, WesEgenhoff, Joe Henson, Jim Bradshaw, Jim Lamphear, Alan V anDoren. (MIDDLE ROW) Coach Heeter, Manager, Danny Pitts, Phil Buxton, Dennis Egenhoff, Roger Peters, Toby Schofield, Scott Donovan, Manager, Mike Maney, and Coach Matthews. (BOTTOM ROW) Coach Forman, Drew Matthews, Ron Frunk, Duane Davenport, Randy Pettengill, Tom Johnson, and Joel Buxton. FOOTBALL 1975 SENIORS (TOP ROW) PHIL DARBY - years lettered: 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention Defensive Tackle: 3; All League Defensive Tackle: 4. BRAD DAVENPORT - years lettered: 3,4. JOHN MATTHEWS - years lettered: 3,4; Honorable Mention Center: 4. SPARKY SWETT - years lettered: 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention Defensive Back: 3; Honorable Mention Line backer: 4. WES EGENHOFF - years lettered: 1,2,3,4; Team Captain: 3; Honorable Mention Back: 3,4, JOE HENSON - years lettered: 1,2,3,4; All State, All League Back: 3; Team Captain, All League Back, Honorable Mention, All League Defensive End: 4. ALAN VAN DOREN - years lettered: 3,4. RICK STRATTON - years lettered: 1,3,4. BRAD ROBERTSON: 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention: 4. SCOTT DONOVAN - years lettered: 3,4. JIM BRADSHAW - years lettered: 1,2,3,4; All League Honorable Mention: 3; All League: 4. JIM LAMPHEAR - years lettered: 4. TOM MOORE - years lettered: 1,2,3,4. (NOT PICTURED). The top ground gainer for the Irish was Jim Bradshaw with a total of 879 yards on 138 carries. Next came Wes Egenhoff with 756 yards on 112 carries. Then Joe Henson with 719 yards on 150 carries. Joe Henson led the scoring with 12 touchdowns. Jim Bradshaw was next with 10 touchdowns. Wes Egenhoff scored six and Sparky Swett scored one. Brad Davenport added eight extra points through PAT'S. In a crowd, Wes Egenhoff tries for a few more hard earned yards. ALL STATE AWARDS Three Irishmen were named to the first team: Jim Bradshaw, leading rusher, as an offensive running back; Joe Henson, defensive end, and Dennis Egenhoff, linebacker and also second leading point man in the entire state. Phil Darby was chosen to the second team as defensive tackle and Sparky Swett as honorable mention defensive back. 39 Scoring another 6 points against the Glendale Pirates, Joe Henson, No. 32, runs the ball across the line. Wes Egenhoff, No. 12, tries to pass by a Glendale palyer for a few more yards. Mr. Heeter gets some help from up above. SCORES RIDDLE 20 Bonanza OPPONENT 26 14 Oakridge St. Mary's 57 6 14 26 ♦Glendale 18 32 ♦North Douglas 20 32 ♦Yoncalla 0 8 ♦Pacific 6 47 ♦Oakland 32 21 ♦Elkton 6 League Games This year's J.V. team consisted of: (BACK ROW) Aaron Gray, Tim Morgan, Jim Morgan, Rod Russel, Rick Gibbons, Marty Carren, and Marty Robbins. (FRONT ROW) Mark Pollock, Greg Blankenship, Brian Davenport, Dale Andrews, John Hayter, Kirk Daigle, Rusty Brown, Richard Ballard, and Coach Nelson. JUNIOR VARSITY This year's J.V. team did better than what the records show. In practically every game they outplayed their opponents on the ground, but failed to get on the score-board. Their season record was two wins and four losses. Team members receiving special awards were MOST TACKLES-Jim Morgan and Aaron Gray. MOST OFFENSIVE YARDAGE-Marty Robbins, with 589 yards. The J.V. 's make another attempt to move the ball. After tackling another opponent, the J.V. team unpiles. 41 VOLLEYBALL 75 Bumps, sets, spikes, and vollies, are what put together the volleyball team for this year. The girls worked hard for a place in the league, although not getting it. Irish played nine games, with five games here and four away, High scorers for this season were Jackie Wagoner, with 23 points, Karen Green, 4 vollies, Rose Flannigan, 21 bumps, a tie between Cherry Swett and Delinda Dailey for 16 sets, and Karyn Swanson, with 9 spikes. JUNIOR VARSITY Team picture - (TOP ROW) Kathy Ronan, Denise Nelson, Janet Wooden, Brenda Kamph, Kim Peters, Donna Foster. (MIDDLE ROW) Cindy Stratton, Debbie Miller, Patty Chilcote, Deena Redlingshafer, Nora Tolman, Debbie Redfearn. (BOTTOM ROW) Vicki Morgan, Francis Addis, Billianna Reed, and Coach Radcliffe. Here is Karen Green waiting to see if her serve will be returned. Team picture - (TOP ROW) Delinda Dailey, Rose Flannigan, Elaine Pitts, Judy Clark, Tracee George, (MIDDLE ROW) Shelley Coyle, Gail Wigle, Cherry Swett, Karen Green, Karyn Swanson, Delaine Cooper. (BOTTOM ROW) Coach Yaden, Marla Robbins, Pam Wagoner, Monique Mejia. (NOT PICTURED) Jackie Wagoner, and Kendy Pettengill. 42 HOMECOMING 1975 Monday, October 6, 1975, brought the first day of Homecoming week. There was an array of Teddy bears, dolls, and all-day suckers for Kiddies day. (TOP RIGHT) Shirley Jones and Diana Daily were in the lost and found on Kiddies day looking for their Mammas. The next day the halls were filled with canes, hat pins, and lavender perfume as Tuesday brought Senior Citizen's day. (BOTTOM LEFT) Carol Wooden, Carol Fanning, and Janet Wooden fight for a cane, which they used on Senior Citizen's day. With Wednesday came the Good Old Days : red lips, leather jackets, and bobby socks for the Fifties. (TOP LEFT) Walt Frazier and (BOTTOM RIGHT) Dan Jordan got out their shades and chains for the occasion. Thursday was the big day. The halls, decorated in green and white, for Irish day, the parade, and the spirit filled pep assembly. All these marked the end of a busy school week with still more to come. Showing their enthusiasm, Mary Chandler, Monique Mejia, and Bobie Kuk lead the Junior class in a spirit chant. The band, led by Dan Jordan, marches down Main street. King, Joe Henson, and Queen, Kelly Bolton, reigned over the homecoming dance and other activities of the week. The Freshman float, with riders Dennis Dixon, John Audley, Delaine Cooper, JoAnn Mc-Burnett, and Nora Tolman, took third place in the Homecoming parade. Expecting victory for the Riddle Irish are Gail Hansen, Dena Cooper, Tracey George, Kris Denton, Rose Flannigan, Elaine Pitts, Karyn Swanson, and Marla Robbins, Their skit took first place. Phil Darby and Brad Davenport Sweep up the Warriors, (Cindy Somodi, Carol Fanning, and Connie McCurry), asjeannie Swanson looks on from her trash can. Gail Wigle, Kelly Bolton, Ricky Gibbons, other students, and alumni boogie to the sounds of Rose Tattoo. “WE BELIEVE...” Thursday was a big day of Homecoming Week. The parade started at one o'clock and ended up at the football field where there was a pep assembly. Here awards were given out for the best floats and skit ts. and also for the class with the most spirit. That night, after a J.V. football game, the bonfire was lit. A forgotten torch made it a little difficult to get the bonfire lit. Mr. Torch and Miss Flame resorted to a flic-of-the-Bic, but with no avail. A flare was their next resort and proved to be a success. Friday night brought victory for the Irish against the North Douglas Warriors with a score of 32 - 20. Afterwards came the dance with Rose Tattoo bringing on the sounds. Wes Egenhoff rips on to victory against the North Douglas Warriors. This year's Homecoming King and Queen were Joe Henson and Kelly Bolton. Princes and Princesses from LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Bradshaw, Cleta Phelps, Brad Robertson, Karen Hansen, Brenda Hendrick, Toby Schofield, Kim Peters, and Dennis Egenhoff. FRONT ROW: Mr. Torch, Sparky Swett, Miss Flame, Denise Gibbons, and Mr. and Miss Irresisti ble, Kathy Koester and Roger Peters. BIOLOGY II Biology II is a regular class which consists of 8 mini courses and rotates on a two year period. The third nine weeks is Oceanography and Marine Biology. This class takes a four-day field trip to T err a mar. Located two miles from Charleston Bay there are beaches, tide pools, and boat basins. The students collect specimens and take them back to the labs that are rented and have complete facilities. The students collect their specimens early in the morning, about 6:00 a. m., when the tide is low. The work day finishes in the labs about 10:30 p. m. They study the ocean plants, animals, ecology, geology, waves and tides. They learn how to use and understand as well as enjoy the ocean. Monique Mejia, Mark Joy, Linda Pitts, and Dennis Egenhoff show off the monkeys after they were delivered. These are to be used in dissection and further study in the class room. Dennis Egenhoff, Brad Robertson, Mr. Stinnett, and Monique Mejia, with a pine cone in her hand, gaze at something interesting. 46 Another of the field trips taken by the Biology II class was to Doe Creek. Looking at some of the flora at Doe Creek Acres, Brad Davenport, and photographer, Jim Robinett, Dennis Egenhoff, Brad Robertson, and Mr. Stinnett pause before going on to the next planned stop. The Riddle High Irish team consisted of, BOTTOM ROW; Paul Denton, Randy Pettinghill, Jim Bradshaw, Toby Schofield; TOP ROW, Mike Maney manager, Jim Lamphear, Mark Wilson, Rod Russell, Jeff Steen, Randy Spears, John Maney, Mike Mitchell, Mark McCay, and Coach Cary Heeter. BASKETBALL This year's team consisted of three seniors, Paul Denton, Jim Lamphear, and Jim Bradshaw; four Juniors, four Sophomores and one Freshman. The team, even though lacking experience, played a hard-nosed, aggressive brand of basketball. SCORES Honors given to individual players were most valuable player, Jim Lamphear, most inspirational, Jim Bradshaw, most improved, John Maney and Mr. Hustle, Toby Schofield. The season was considered very worthwhile and at time, a lot of fun. SENIORS PAUL DENTON; lettered 3,4. JIM LAMPHEAR; lettered 2,3,4. Honorable Mention All League center. JIM BRADSHAW; lettered 2,4. 37 Powers 35 36 Sutherlin 70 35 Camas Valley 51 31 Days Creek 40 34 Sutherlin 44 35 South Umpqua 62 48 Myrtle Point 77 33 Oakland 55 47 Yoncalla 62 38 St. Marys 68 33 North Douglas 67 51 Elkton 45 64 Glendale 68 31 Pacific 49 33 St. Marys 81 44 Oakland 60 47 Yoncalla 72 37 Pacific 54 40 North Douglas 73 68 Glendale 74 67 Elkton 42 The bench warming crew seems very interested in what is happening down court, during an away game; the CBA tournament. Randy Spears waits impatiently for a rebound just off his finger tips. Jim Bradshaw readies himself for another successful attempt at the foul line. The gang waits to get back some of their wind, between windsprints in practice. Paul Denton eyes his opponent, trying to pick the best way around him. 49 Shown lining up for and in bounds play are Jim Bradshaw and Randy Petting ill. The J,V Team members are BACK ROW, Coach Don Nelson, Jeff Robertson, Tom Johnson, Duane Davenport, John Audley, Dale Andrews, SECOND ROW, Dave Miller, Mark Donavan, Tom Goin, Jim Maney, Greg Blankenhsip, Ron Frunk, BOTTOM ROW, Mike Anderson, and Ricky Gibbons. JUNIOR VARSITY John Audley makes a pass and waits for its return. While doing the three man weave. Waiting nervously for their chance to warm-up before the game are Mark Donovan, David Miller, Jeff Robertson, Thomas Goin, Ron prunk makes a lay-in while Greg Blankenship takes and Ron Frunk. a rebound and Ricky Gibbons looks on. GIRLS BASKETBALL Irish girls started off well, and finished in good standing. Although holding the league for the year, the Irish had quite a time. The girls started out with 12 members and after 3 or 4 games they were down to 9 players. Then they were hurt with multiple injuries, putting 3 more players out for a while. But the girls were tuff and kept us in first. At one point Riddle was in a three way tie with two other teams in the league, each with one loss. The Irish ended that and came through and were on their way to state. They had to play Pacific 2 out of 3 games for the district championship. Although Riddle lost to Pacific, the girls received a league trophy. It's a long way up there, thinks Pam Wagoner (12) as she tries to get the ball to the basket. 52 Irish defense is at it again as Debbie Zulegar (24) guards a Glendale opponent while Karyn Swanson stands ready to help. Pam Wagoner Most Improved SENIOR Debbie Zulegar J.V. 1,2 Varsity 3, 4 Lots of action is what it takes to make a basket, Delinda Dailey (34) decides, while Pam Wagoner (12) and some Glendale opponents agree. The middle of the game is the wrong time to do push-ups as Karen Green (45) finds out when some Glendale players all but trample her. 53 54 Going up for the basket and dropping the ball won't get two points as Karyn Swanson finds out. J. V. Team Picture. (TOP ROW) Elaine Pitts, Lori Nelson, Debbie Redfeam, and Dennise Nelson. (BOTTOM ROW) Tracee George, Sheri Medlen, Delaine Cooper, Kris Anderson, and Brenda Kamph. (NOT PICTURED) Coach Karage. Pam Wagoner (12) goes in for a shot asjudy Clark(42) sets a screen. (RIGHT) Anxiously waiting for the rebound is Karyn Swanson (32), Karen Green (45), and jHp hh Jackie Wagoner (55). 11� (1191 Varsity Team Picture. (TOP ROW) Rose Flannigan, Delinda Dailey, Karen Green, Judy Clark, and Jackie Wagoner. (BOTTOM ROW) Debbie Zulegar, Pam Wagoner, Coach Yaden, Kendy Pettengill, and Karyn Swanson. SCORES Home 47 Yoncalla Opponent 9 31 S. U. 23 44 Oakland 28 40 S. U. 22 17 R. River 69 17 Sutherlin 40 52 N. Douglas 25 35 Southerlin 48 34 Elkton 41 46 Glendale 40 33 Oakland 24 32 Glide 31 49 N. Douglas 41 36 Douglas 29 38 Elkton 32 59 Glendale 24 70 Yoncalla 20 33 Pacific 48 29 Pacific 36 1 TALENT SHOW The Talent Show was held by the PTO in order to raise money for scholarships and other PTO activities. There were a large number of students who participated in the Talent Show. The PTO board members who were responsible for this activity were President, Peggy Walker; Vice President, Louise Lawson; Membership Chairman, Betty Johnson; Publicity, Sue Pinch and Loretta Willard; Hospitality, Becky Schmidt; Historian, Mary Maney; Room Mother Chairman, Linda Piimell. The following students (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT.) Mark Rust, Carol Fanning, Ken McMunn, Kathy Ronan, Nora Tolman, Gary Gerlach, and Donala Zuleger sang, Ticket to Ride, and, Mother Country. Gary Gerlach sings a solo in his own way. He sang, The Way We Were. At the PTO Talent Review Carol Fanning and her brother, Lester Fanning, sing, I've Got To Grow. PTO 11-14-75 Linda Pitts has a nice way to sing, I Believe. EXPLORING THE ARTS SYMPOSIUM DECEMBER 22, 1975 Caught passing the paint are Pat Morgan and Denise Students watch as Greg Keith rapps off his poetry. Nelson, during the water color session. Get into it, is the main idea of the group as they partake in the dance period. Attentions captured, Miss Yaden, Mrs. Therial, and Mr. Liel look on in interest. The art of pottery is discussed and demonstrated by Clifford Sowell as interested students look and lisetn. Riddle High School had their first art exhibition of it's type. The art symposium was arranged by Mr. Matthews and Mr. Radcliffe as a trial experiment and if the student body enjoyed the performance, there would be a good chance that it would be repeated. A poll taken afterwards revealed that most of the students did enjoy the symposium very much. The Mime Troup in action. ART LEADERS Taking it easy the group sits and listens as Rich Robertson explains art appreciation. Name Art Appreciation Photography Architecture Poetry Water Color Pottery Silk Screen Mime Theater Calligraphy Music (Piano) Music (Renaissance) Dance Art Film Group Rich Robertson Wesley Chapman Bob Bosworth Greg Keith Alan Metcalf Paul Brim Clifford Sowell Doug Andrews Oregon Mime Theater Marie Rasmussen David Wright John Cindy Ferguson Dorothy Ross Students and parents take a look at finished and improved silk screen products. 57 Team Picture. (TOP ROW) Coach Stinnett, Brad Davenport, Brad Robertson, Dennis Egenhoff, Tom Moore, Brian Davenport, Aaron Gray, and Phil Buxton. (MIDDLE ROW) Eugene Williams, Terry Nelson, Roger Peters, Rick Stratton, and Marty Garren. (BOTTOM ROW) Ron Whited, John Matthews, Dan Jordon, Dan Pitts, Sparky Swett, Steve Pence, and Brad Bateman. WRESTLING 75-76 About to pin his opponent is Freshman Marty Garren. Another Freshman, Brad Bateman gets ready to Grapple, Getting ready to wrestle, Brad Robertson adjusts his knee pads. The team and spectators settle down for some good wrestling. Trying for a pin is Aaron Gray. Working for the pin is Dennis Egenhoff. Nothing goes unseen by the referee. 59 CULVER TOURNEY 1-31-76 Riddle hosted Culver for a week - end of wrestling on January 31, 1976. Arriving Friday evening they were taken to their host homes. Both teams returned to the school Saturday and wrestling began at 11:00 a. m. After the tourney the wrestlers' mothers provided a potluck dinner for Culver and Riddle. A dance was also held in honor of the Culver wrestlers. Out of 13 wrestlers, there were 6 thirds, 4 seconds, and 1 first, brought in by Spark Swett at 141. Other teams participating in the tournament were Coquille and Philomath. Rick Stratton's Culver opponent finds himself in a bad situation. 60 Brad Davenport and his Culver opponent break to return to die center of the mat. Countering a single is Brad Robertson. Tension mounts as Tom Moore awaits the whistle. Controlling his opponent is Roger Peters. Sparky Swett makes his way around the mat. SOUTH AFRICAN EXCHANGE TEAM The South African team arrived in Douglas County on Sunday, January 18,1976, and met at the Douglas High School. From there they visited the counties various hotspots. On Monday night the Douglas County All-Stars met the South African All-Stars. Our own Dennis Egenhoff wrestled at 74 82 kg. or 180 lbs. Although no one from Douglas County won his match they all learned from the experience. Wrestling the South African is Dennis Egenhoff. The Republic of South African National High School Wrestling Exchange Team. District champ at 168, Brad Robertson rips up on his man. DISTRICT 76 The Irish wrestlers totally dominated the district tourney by taking six individual champions and four second placers for a total of ten boys going on to state and 161 team points. Oakland was second with 106| team points. The Irish champions were Dan Jordan, 123; Rick Stratton, 136; Sparky Swett, 141; Brad Robertson, 168; Dennis Egenhoff, 191; and Brad Davenport, Hvy. Second placers for the Irish were Steve Pence, 115; Marty Garren 130; Tom Moore, 148; and Phil Buxton, 178. The third placers were Dan Pitts, 106; and Roger Peters, 157. Tom Moore works for a reversal. Pinning his opponent in the consolation semi-finals is Brad Davenport. Rick Stratton scores a win in the consolation semi-finals. Working his way toward the state title is Sparky Swett. SENIORS This year the Irish placed 3rd in State. In front of them at first was Lowell with 74 points and at second place was Warrenton, with 57 points. The Irish had two state champions with Sparky Swett at 141 and Dennis Egenhoff at 191. Dan Jordan placed second at 123. The three fourth placers were Rick Stratton at 136, Tom Moore at 148, and Brad Davenport at Heavyweight. BRAD DAVENPORT 1 - Hvy, 3rd District. 2-191, 3rd District. 3 - Hvy, 2nd District. 4 - Hvy, 1st District, 4th State. DAN JORDAN 1 - 115, 4th District. 2 - 115, 2nd District. 3 - 115, 1st District, 1st State. RICK STRATTON 1-123, 2nd District. 2 - 123, 1st District. 3 - 123, 1st District, 3rd State. 4 - 136, 1st District, 4th State. RON WHITED 1-98, 5th District. 2 -98, 13th District. 3-98, 3rd District, 5th State. 4-106, 4th District. SPARKY SWEET 1 - 130, 2nd District. 2 - 136, 1st District, 2nd State. 3 - 141, 1st District. 4 - 141, 1st District, 1st State. Joe Henson explains to Mr. Matthews that he is on the Student Council and as sponsors, Council members should get in at half price. Heck if I'm going to pay, says Terry George as he forks out $1. 50 for Bobbie Kuk's way into the dance. TWIRP DANCE DECEMBER 20,1975 A Twirp Dance, where the girl is required to pay, was sponsored by the Riddle High School Student Council. It was held on December 20, 1975, for the regular Christmas Ball. Jeannie Swanson was the chairman. The decorations went along with the holiday theme and the large Christmas Tree, picked out and decorated by the Senior Class, was set in the middle of the floor. The music was records with talk by Mr. Stan McMunn of the Roseburg F. M. station. P.T.O. CARNIVAL The Riddle P. T. O. Carnival was held on Sunday, February 29, 1976, in the Riddle Elementary School Gym from 12 noon to 6 p. m. There were lots of things to do there and lots of goodies to eat. The Juniors had two booths, the cake walk, in which they also had pies this year, and the basketball throw. The Sophomores had a marble toss, and a lot of people spent time in the Freshman jail. The bands had three booths, with the Band Boosters having the Wheel of Fortune; High School Band, Coin Drop; Junior High Band, Dart Throw. The D. E. C. A. Club had Bingo in the library and the Service Club served drinks. The Grade School served food, and had the Gold Fish. These were just some of the booths that were there. The Carnival was a success, but it had to close down early because prizes and food ran out. Altogether there was over $800 made. Service with a smile, is Dena Redlingshafer’s motto as she sells balloons to her brother and sister. 66 One good way to get even with some of the eighth grade girls was with their Pie in the Eye booth. Janet Wooden was one of the Band members kept busy with the booth of Wheel of Fortune. A straining Greg Blankenship uses all his available strength to reach an extra inch in the long jump. All out effort helps send the shot 45 feet and 4 inches for Joe Henson. TRACK Falling onto the mat after a successful attempt at the pole vault is Jeff Robertson. Jim Howell seems to be flying effortless as he does the broad jump at the league meet. pmoif RIDDLE SSjiabwww RIDDLE PlDult ptnoiE RIDOLl inif RIOOLE RIDDLE MOOtf IDQLE The 1976 track team. (TOP ROW) Coach Bob Radcliffe, Roger Peters, Dennis Egenhoff, Randy Spears, Joe Henson, Blake Pollock, Alan VanDoren, Wes Egenhoff, Head Coach John Risburg. (BOTTOM ROW) Jim Bradshaw, Rick Sugg, Creg Blankenship, Paul Denton, Jim Howell, and Jeff Robertson. SCHOOL RECORDS BROKEN LEAGUE “76 440 Relay 44. 3 Blake Pollock eyes the bar to make sure it doesn't move while clearing his best mark in the pole vault. On May 8, 1976, the league track meet, which decided the champions for the Big Fir League, was held at Riddle. Eight schools attended the meet with St. Mary's emerging victorious with 165 points. Second was Riddle with 97, Pacific 82, Yoncalla 65, Glendale 63, Elkton 25, North Douglas 14, and Oakland 9. This meet also decided who would get to compete in the district meet. Riddle took 8 people to District. There was one school record broken with Jim Bradshaw, Joe Henson, Paul Denton, and Wes Egenhoff setting a new mark of 45. 2 in the 440 relay. Taking first were Dennis Egenhoff in Javelin; Wes Egenhoff in the 220; Low and High hurdles, and the relay team. A great race was run by Jim Bradshaw for a second place in the 220 at District. DISTRICT Roger Peters shows his great determination which took him to the district meet in the javlin throw. The group of boys who qualified for the District Tract Meet were nervous and anxious to get underway, when they met at the school on Saturday morning, May 15. The bus arrived and the team with coaches left at about 10:00. The meet, which was held at Crater proved to be a success for the Irish who took second over all. The Irish placed 5 boys in the top two spots, which qualified them for state. Going to state are Dennis Egenhoff in the shot put and the javelin; Wes Egenhoff, the low and high hurdles and the 440 relay; Jim Bradshaw in the 100 and 200 yard dashes, and the 440 relay; Paul Denton in the 440 yard dash, and the 440 relay; and Joe Henson in the 440 relay. Dennis Egenhoff gathers his strength for a put that would win him a second at this District meet. 70 The relay team turned in an outstanding performance with a time of 44. 3, which tied the all time best relay ever run in the state of Oregon in Class A competition, also breaking the school record for the fourth time. Making a smooth hand-off which is a product of many practices and a few spills, are Jim Bradshaw and Joe Henson. Paul Denton runs a qualifying race in the 440 yard dash, for a second place and a trip to state. Waiting for their next attempt at the pole vault are Blake Pollock and Jeff Robertson. STATE The Class A Boys State Track Meet was held on May 22, at Lewis and Clark College in Portland. Six boys from Riddle competed in the meet. The Irish 440 relay team of Bradshaw, Henson, Denton, and Egenhoff took second place. Wes Egenhoff took first place in the low hurdles. The Irish placed in the top ten in team competition out of about 50 schools. The Irish relay team finished the year with a record that should hold for quite a while. Showing his winning style in the hurdles is Wes Egenhoff. Greg Blankenship finishes a fine 880. (TOP ROW) Patti Hanna, Cindy Stratton, Cail Wigle, Karyn Swanson, Tammi Flannigan and Donala Zuleger as managers, Coach Yaden; (MIDDLE ROW) Jackie Wagoner, Rose Flannigan, Debbie Zuleger, Karen Green, Dalerie Hollopeter; (BOTTOM ROW) Kim Peters, Delaine Cooper, Delinda Dailey, Pam Wagoner, and Elaine Pitts. 72 GIRLS TRACK This year’s track team broke 5 school records and 2 state records. Gail Wigle broke state records in the 440 and the 220 yard dashes. These she had held for the last 4 years, bettering herself each year. Karyn Swanson broke 2 school records in the high jump and the 110 low hurdles and the medley relay team tied the school record. Putting her arm in to it, Rose Flannigan throws the Javelin. Karyn Swanson uses the fosbury form to clear the high jump. Gail Wigle flys through the air as people from other teams look on. Jackie Wagoner looks on and hopes for a good throw from Kim Peters. LEAGUE Running the mile to qualify for the district is Debbie Zuleger. Dalerie Hollopeter tries to get a good lift in the broad jump. Don't forget your baton, says Coach Yaden, as she hands the stick to one of die girls for the start of the 440 relay. Saturday, May 8, the League meet was held. This took the place of the sub-district. The top 4 places in each event will be going to district. Riddle did very well in this meet, garnering 146 points and the first place trophy. The next team had 78 points. Riddle is taking 8 girls to District. Watching, waiting, for a turn to run the 440 yard dash is Dalerie Hollopeter. Finishing the 440 race is Pam Wagoner. DISTRICT From the 8 girls who went to District, 5 girls placed first or second and thus qualified to go on to State. Those girls were Karen Green, Karyn Swanson, Gail Wigle, Jackie Wagoner, and Dalerie Hollopeter. The 8 girls who went to District all warmed up together. Jackie Wagoner, Dalerie Hollopeter, Karen Green, Debbie Zuleger, Gail Wigle, Delinda Dailey and Delaine Cooper; not shown, Karyn Swanson. Striving for the finish line in the 440 yard dash is Dalerie Hollopeter. Completing the hand-off to Delaine Cooper is Karen Green in the 440 relay. Jackie Wagoner beats out a girl from CBA in the 880. Outstanding in her events is Gail Wigle, sprinting for the finish and first place. At State Cail Wigle reached a length of 17 feet 6 inches in the long jump. 6th place had to satisfy Jackie Wagoner this year in the mile that she ran at State. Next year she will come out ahead. The state meet was held at Lewis and Clark College this year. The girls placed high, bringing home a 2nd place trophy. Each girl placed in at least one event, making a total of 43 points. Cail Wigle placed 1st in the 440 and the 220 yard dashes, 2nd in the 880 medley, 2nd in the long jump; Dalerie Hollopeter placed 2nd in the 880 medley; Karen Swanson, 2nd in the 880 medley; Karen Green, 2nd in the 880 medley and Jackie Wagoner, 6th in the mile and 3rd in the javelin. The girls who qualified for state—Coach Yaden, Cail Wigle, Jackie Wagoner, Karyn Swanson, Dalerie Hollopeter, Tammi Flannigan (man ager), Karen Green, Donala Zuleger (manager). Coming out 3rd in the javelin is Jackie Wagoner. STATE The Irish ball team: (TOP ROW) Tony Brown, Brad Robertson, John Maney, Jim Lamphear, Mike Mitchell and Coach Heeter. (MIDDLE ROW) Brian Davenport, Randy Pettengill, Toby Schofield, Duane Davenport. (BOTTOM ROW) Marty Carren, Dan Pitts and Dale Andrews. IRISH RECORD The Irish Varsity rolled up a season's record of 11-9 with a 6-2 League record. With only three seniors, the team looks promising for next year. They ended the season as co-champions of the Big Fir League, Northern Division. Marty Garren slugs another RBI. Riddle Opponents 7 Douglas 9 37 Days Creek 2 0-0 Eagle Point 8-8 9 Grants Pass JV 8 9 Oakland 4 3 Roseburg JV 7 13 Myrtle Point 10 18 Oakland 0 7 South Umpqua II 5 15-20 North Douglas 3-8 6 Roseburg JV 3 4 South Umpqua II 8 3 Yoncalla 5 19-27 Pacific 2-0 0 South Umpqua 4 6 Yoncalla-playoff 6 Denotes league games Brad Robertson dives back on a close one. Dale Andrews makes the throw to nail this runner. Coach Heeter paces the sidelines. John Maney steps into the batter's box. 78 Catcher Randy Pettengill attempts to throw out the runner. Jim Lamphear winds up for another pitch. Brad Robertson is congratulated by Jim Lamphear after a fine run. 80 “BATS IN THE BELFRY” A Halloween night filled with invisible Warlocks, four old Witches, a human cat, Black Mass and dead bodies made live again, describes the action which took place in this year's play, Bats in the Belfry , by Angela Randazzo and directed by Miss Smith. CAST Officer MacDougal (Judy Clark) informs Miss Pennyfeather, Miss Fitchett, and Miss Maffitt (Mellowdee Pearson, Shelley Coyle, and Linda Pitts) that the New York Police Dept, can't make it to the Halloween Celebration that night. Miss Pennyfeather . Miss Appley . . . Miss Fitchett . . . Miss Maffitt . . . Officer MacDougal Pamela............ Oliver Westcott . . Mrs. Westcott. . . Mr. Westcott . . . Miss Fairfax . . . Rev. Barnaby. . . Boy............... Girl.............. Mr. Ogilby. . . . Children.......... Mellowdee Pearson Kathy Koester Shelley Coyle Linda Pitts Judy Clark Monique Mejia Brad Robertson Kelly Southern Danny Pitts Pam Wagoner Paul Vergeer Brad Bateman Delaine Cooper Mark Joy Teresa Parrot Delaine Cooper Kelly Southern Miss Pennyfeather tries to convince the other ladies that they should tell Pamela she is really a cat and not a human. Love describes this scene, in which Pamela and Oliver (Brad Robertson and Monique Mejia) embrace. Arriving for an evening of music are the Friends of Folk Music, while witches Miss Appley (LEFT) and Miss Pennyfeather (RIGHT) introduce them to Reverand Barneby, Oliver Westcott, and Mr. and Mrs. Wescott. Mr. Ogilby (Mark Joy) tries to sacrifice Oliver Pamela treis to convince her aunts to leave their home before people get in the black mass, suspicious of Mr. Ogilby. 81 BICENTENNIAL DANCE MARCH 27.1976 Saturday, March 27, from 8:00 to 12:00 p. m. , the Riddle High School Band sponsored a Bicentennial Dance to give the students something to do. Music was provided by the Masters, and those who attended thought they were pretty good. A court was chosen with Paul Denton and Dennise Gibbons as King and Queen. Senior Prince and Princess were Jim Bradshaw and Karen Hansen; Junion Prince and Princess, Dennis Ebenhoff and Cherry Swett; Sophomore Prince and Princess, Randy Pettengill and Karen Green; Freshmen Prince and Princess, Rick Gibbons and Kelly Southern. Refreshments were served and everyone seemed to be having a good time. Princess Cherry Swett and John Matthews get down to a fast one. Students, along with alumni, dance to the sounds of the Masters. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The traditional Junior - Senior banquet this year was held April 30, 1976, at the King's Table. The banquet began with everyone going through the chow line. Once the people had their food, Brad Robertson started the entertainment with the class history. Karen Hansen read the wills and Dennise Gibbons gave the prophecies. This was the entertainment for the evening. Barbara Miles, Debbie Lewis, Laurie Nelson, Mark Davenport listen intently to a speaker. Joy, and Brad The people were free to leave or to stay and talk and continue to eat. Mrs. Chapman leaves to check on banquet arrangements as the head table waits patiently to eat. Brad Robertson - the history.... Karen Hansen - reading the wills.... D e Gibbons - the Facies.... Mellowdee Pearson -ready to eat! “A KNIGHT IN CAMELOT” MAY 8,1976 Tl}e theme for this year's prom was A Knight in Camelot. It was held in the gymnasium, Saturday night, May 8, 1976. The gymnasium was decorated like a castle with a large green dragon coming out of some trees. There was also a little pond with ferns around it. The band was the Stonegates, and everyone thought they sounded good. At 11:00 the court was chosen and after that pictures were taken of couples by Warren Studios. Everything went very well, and everyone seemed to have a good time. Junior girls paper-macheing walls for prom. Cindy Walker and Renee Redlingshafer served the cake. Laura Gray and Dalrie Hollopeter work hard at getting the gym de ated for the dance. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Lori Nelson presents Mrs. Chapman a thank-you gift from the Juniors. Mrs. Chapman helps cut the cake as Gail Wigle gives Brad Davenport a mouthful. Mrs. Chapman signs her autograph. While sitting or dancing, everyone enjoyed the sounds of the Stonegates. PROM COURT (BOTTOM) This year's court was (LEFT TO RIGHT) Prince Mark Joy and Princess Debbie Brown. Prince Mark Wilson and Princess Diana Dailey. King Brad Davenport and Queen Gail Wigle. Princess Bobi Kuk and Prince John Maney. Princess Dalrie Hollopeter and Prince Dan Parks filling in for Phil Buxton. Slowing it down to get a little serious, was okay too. AWARDS ASSEMBLY The awards assembly, May 25, opened with the Valedictorian, Gail Wigle, asked to come forward to receive her award for that and the one for School Spirit. Karen Hansen received the Salutatorian and the School Activities awards. Then the top ten scholars were announced: | Seniors-- Gail Wigle Karen Hansen Juniors--John Maney Sophomores— Karen Green Phyllis Ingwerson Drew Matthews Mark Rust Janet Hooley Freshmen--Delaine Cooper Paul Vergeer The newly tapped Honor Society members were asked to stand and be acknowledged: DeMae Audley, Melowdee Pearson, Judy Clark, Duane Davenport, Ron Frunk, Karen Green, Gail Hansen, Janet Hooley, Phyllis Ingwerson, Mike Maney, Drew Matthews, Teresa Parret, Debbie Shobert and Donnela Zuleger. Joe Henson was voted the Most Inspirational player on the football team. The Yearbook awards were presented by Mrs. Gaedecke to Kelly Bolton, editor; Mellowdee Pearson, assistant editor; and to 10 staff members. This year's drama awards went to Mellowdee Pearson, for the second time, for the Best Actress, and to Brad Robertson for the Best Actor. Mark Donovan received the Best Stage Hand. Mr. Stinnett handed out the wrestling awards and presented the trophies won by the team during the season. Miss Smith gave letters and certificates to all the cheerleaders for basketball and football. Mr. Heeter handed out the Varsity Basketball awards to the players. Miss Yaden presented Gail Wiggle with her senior track trophy and award. For her writing skills, Cleta Phelps won the NOTE Achievement Award, here presented by Mr. Radcliffe. The track team gave Miss Yaden red roses in appreciation of her time and effort working with them. Kendy Pettengill was first place winner in the school Voice of Democracy speech contest and took second at District. The J. V. basketball letters were given by Mr. Nelson. SPECIAL AWARDS Jeanie Swanson earned her 4 year Home Economics pin. Wes Egenhoff received the Betty Crocker Award. This was determined by a written test that was open to any senior. Again according to test scores, the physics award was earned by Mark Joy and the Mathematics award went to Mark Rust. This 2 hour exam tests for concepts not memorized test materials. The dental assistant award, presented by Dr. Meyer, was given to Karen Hansen. 88 This year the PTO $250 scholarship went to Gail Wigle and the Umpqua Community College full tuition scholarships to Allan Van Doren and James Bradshaw. The Pat Smith, Most Inspirational Player Award of the Year, was voted to Brad Robertson. The senior white letter awards are given to those seniors who have participated in the athletic program for 3 years and who have earned an athletic letter as a senior. This year two girls received white letters as well as 17 boys. Paul Denton was one of the senior boys who received a track award from Mr. Risburg. Tests are given each year, scored nationally, and those that rank high enough, get certificates--Mark Rust, Don Wilborn, Ron Frunk, Karen Green, Drew Matthews and Pam Wagoner received certificates. Mr. Risburg gave the Journalism award to John Matthews, the Green R editor. Student Council holds a meeting in the Gym. Brad Robertson, Student Body president, speaks before the Student Body. Brad Robertson and John Matthews show the Student Body the trophies the wrestlers won at a tournament. STUDENT COUNCIL Joe Henson, Brad Robertson and John Matthews tally the ballots for the new Student Body officers. 90 Mellowdee Pearson expresses her ideas for Student Body president, but was later defeated. AT WORK AND ELECTIONS Pam Wagoner was campaign manager for Judy Clark in the elections. The new officers for the 1976-77 school year are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Judy Clark, president; Dan Pitts, secretary-treasurer; Ricky Gibbons, serge ant-at-arms; and Kathy Koester, advertising manager. 91 RALLY SQUAD A booth at the teen fair, during the summer, and a large bake food sale, that brought in quite a lot of money, were the two main schemes used by the Varsity Cheerleaders to help pay for their uniforms and emblems. For the second year in a row, after elections were held, during the summer, the yell queen moved out of the district. That left four and the alternate, Cleta Phelps, moved up. J. V. Cheerleaders. (TOP) Delaine Cooper and Debbie Shobert. (BOTTOM) Kathy Koester, Janet Hooley, and Gail Hansen. Imitating the North Douglas warriors, in a skit at the Homecoming pep assembly, are the Varsity Cheerleaders. Hoping for an Irish touchdown is Brenda Hendricks. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Karen Hansen, Cleta Phelps, and Kelly Bolton decide on the next yell at a pep assembly. 92 For the first time the Student Body voted on separate cheerleaders for football and Basketball seasons. This was to give more girls a chance to be cheerleaders. The Varsity cheerleaders take time out to have their pictures taken. (TOP) Cherry Swett and Debbie Brown. (BOTTOM) Charlotte Hall and Monique Mejia. BASKETBALL The cheerleaders and the crowd get behind and support the basket- Monique Mejia, Debbie Brown, and Cherry ball team with a spirited yell. Switt take a break between yells. This peppy bunch of girls are the J.V. Cheerleaders: (TOP) Joanne McBumett, Kathy Koester, and Delaine Cooper. (BOTTOM) Delinda Dailey and Kelly Southern. 93 DECA 94 D. E. C. A. is a Distributive Education Club of America. The purpose of D. E. C. A. is to teach the students in the student store about marketing, that they might get interested in getting into the marketing field. The D. E. C. A. club has had several bake sales, a table at the Flea Market, sold candles cartoon glasses, posters, and also had Wrestling concessions. The D. E. C. A. club sent five students to Portland to participate against other students in a contest. The advisoT is Mrs. Chapman. The officers for 1975 were President, Dennise Gibbons, Vice-President, Brenda Hendrick, Secretary, DeMae Audley Treasurer, Debbie Brown, Historian, Bobbie Kuk, Parliamentarian, Shirley Jones. The officers for 1976 are President, Rose Flannigan, Vice-President, Elaine Pitts, Secretary-Treasurer, Teresa Parret, Parliamentarian, Janet Hooley, Historian, Bobbi Kuk. Dennise Gibbons shows one of the T-shirts that D. E. C. A. members sold for one of the money making projects. D. E. C. A. members (BACK TO FRONT). Ron Whited, Teresa Parret, Shirley Jones, Dennise Gibbons, Dawnella Shenefield, Brenda Hendrick, Diana Whited, Brenda Frazier, DeMae Audley, Janet Hooley, advisor, Mrs. Chapman, Debbie Shobert, Chris Anderson, Rose Flannigan, and Gail Hansen. Elaine Pitts, Janet Hooley, Rose Flannigan and Gail Hansen unpack the new items for the Snack-Shack. Service club members. (BOTTOM) Walter Frazier, Brenda Frazier, Shirley Jones, Renne Redlin hafer, and DeMae Audley. (2ND) Lisa Thoms, Michelle Riekman, Dennise Nelson, Debbie Redfeam, Dawnella Shenefield, Diana Whited, Phyllis Ingwerson, and Richard Ballard. (3RD) Vicki Morgan, Francis Addis, Kelly Southern, Kathy Koester, Julie Burke, Patty Chilcote, Patty Hanna, and Rusty Brown. (TOP) Cindy Stratton and advisor, Mr. Blanche Chapman. Taking time out from their work to pose for a picture are Debbie Brown, Brenda Frazier, Lori Nelson, and Bobbi Kuk. Shirley Jones, Richard Ballard, and Debbie Redfeam try their turn at skating. SERVICE CLUB Bobbi Kuk is shown here filling a box with candy. 95 ANNUAL The Annual is based on the activities that are going on during the school year. This book is developed by the students that are in the Annual class and photography class. The students do most of the work except for publishing it. So the Annual is what the students make it. The students help design the cover and all of the paper work inside. The most important part of the Yearbook is the layouts. Layouts are where you arrange the pictures and copy to where it is pleasing to the eye. STAFF (STANDING) Rick Stratton, Brad Davenport, Blake Pollock, Joe Henson, Mike Mitchell, Sparky Swett, Mark McKay, Tony Brown, Scott Donovan, and Randy Mahan. They are all staff workers. (KNEELING) Walt Frazier, Junior High Editor; Kelly Bolton, Editor; Mellowdee Pearson, Assistant Editor; Tracee George, Advertising Manager; Delinda Dailey, Staff worker; Alan Van-Doren, Photographer. Looking for ideas for the Ad section, Tracee George is skimming through a book. Working hard, Mellowdee Pearson is writing copy for the Annual. Our own editor, Kelly Bolton, proofreading layouts to get them ready for final copy. Janie Mealer works on the dummy layouts for one of the organizations while Delinda Dailey tries to find new additional ideas. Itene Wager and Mike Mitchell work together on the High School layout. SHAMROCK 97 HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society gained fifteen members this year with the tapping held on May 12, 1976. Officers were elected with the results of Gail Wigle as President, Monique Mejia was voted in as Vice-President and Bobi Kuk became Secretary-Treasurer. The group planned to take a trip to the coast, but had to cancel it because of the lack of funds. Arrangements were being made to visit and tour SWOC (South Western Oregon College) at Coos Bay and to also visit Shell Island) The old and new members repeat the Honor Society pledge as Debbie Zulegar leads. Teresa Parett is tapped by Monique Mejia. Honor Society members look on as Karen Hansen lights the candle of leadership. Honor Society Members. (BOTTOM) Shelley Coyle, Jackie Wagoner, Debbie Zulegar, Gail Wigle, Kelly Bolton, Karen Hansen, and Mark Joy. (2nd) John Maney, Mark Wilson, Cherry Swett, Shirley Jones, Bobi Kuk, Cleta Phelps, Jim Bradshaw, and John Matthews. (3RD) Phyllis Ingwerson, Janet Hooley, Gail Hansen, Mellowdee Pearson, Debbie Shobert, DeMae Audley, Judy Clark, and Ron Frunk. (TOP) Donala Zulegar, Teresa Parrett, Monique Mejia, Drew Matthews, Mike Maney, Tim Johnson, and Duane Davenport. shelving books. .. filing cards... The students in the school library learn to check out books, shelf books, file cards, and mend books and magazines. In order to be in the library class you must have taken, or be taking typing and have at least a C in English. One of the most disliked jobs in the library is when there is a need for a locker check for over due books. The library class has about 25 students from grades 10 through 12 that work in the library. and a locker check. mending books... 99 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Winter Concert was a combined effort of the Junior High band, the Guitar class, and the High School band. The Guitar class had seven people and played two numbers. The High School band played seven songs including one Christmas number. The High School band is ready to play at the winter concert with the Junior High looking on and taking lessons for next year. SHOWN is first chair coronet, Charlotte Hall, playing one of the band numbers at the Winter Concert. 100 The High School band usually marches twice a year. Once at the Homecoming parade and once at the Veterans' Day parade, although they did not go this year. They perform a Winter and Spring concert, they go to contests, and also go on band tour. The band plays for football and basketball games and for any other function that requires a band. The High School band marching down main street during the Homecoming parade. Getting in line and waiting for the parade to begin is the High School band. Part of the low brass section marches in step. People get their horns out and get ready to play at the beginning of the band period. Shirley Jones and Mike Anderson get their horns. Always there to give instruction— Busses ready and waiting to take off. Loading the rest of the the band s daddy for four days-- things on are Debbie Redfearn, Janet Wooden, Tom Johnson, Mr. Mike Morris. and Phyllis Ingwerson. R.H.S. BAND March 10, 1976, marked the beginning of the Riddle High Band Tour. The students left the school at 10:00 a.m. , for Illinois Valley, the first concert, and overnight stay. After their arrival, the band dressed and set up, gave an excellent performance for a standing ovation, and then went home with their hosts for the night. The second day of tour, the students were up early, and off to Bandon. After the concert the students went home with their assigned families to spend the evening as desired. The rest stop at Merlin was spent eating lunch, and getting some exercise. Playing baseball is Shelley Coyle; while in the background are the bus drivers, Chuck Day and Elmer Louis, with Mary Chandler and Kendy Pettengill. All business, Mr. Morris directs the first concert at Illinois Valley. Chowing down at the potluck and listening to the concert the I. V. band members gave for the R.H.S. band are Dennis Egenhoff, Charlotte Hall, Joe Henson, Shelly Coyle, and Brad Robertson. Tim Johnson is king of the stump, while Brad Bateman climbs up for an attack. This was one of the fun activities at the Redwood's rest stop. ON THE ROAD One of the activities that took place at Bandon was the taking over of the percussion area by tuba player Ron Fnink, and the comet players Marty Garren, Duane Davenport and Jim Maney. Drum player Brenda Kamph patiently waits for them to finish. The third day of the tour was spent mostly on the road. The third and last concert was at Mapleton, and was only a short visit. Then the band was off for Ka-Nee-Tah warm springs resort for a rest and some pleasure. Arrangements had been made to reserve six teepees for the students to sleep in. Kids rushed in all directions to get their belongings, and to find their tee-pees, so that they could look over the place before the 11:00 o'clock curfew. Most of them spent a sleepless night, just goofing around in their teepees. The next day was sunny, and was spent in hiking, swimming, or more goofing off. The morning's breakfast was a gift from the Band Boosters, and was eaten at the new lodge. The band was ready to leave for the long trip home by 2:00 p. m. The fourth day ended with the arriving home at 8:00 that night. Waving pennants are Dennis Egenhoff, Mark Joy and Toby Schofield—just a few of the spectators at the Bandon faculty basketball fun game. That kid look familiar? He is our own Mr. Mike Morris playing his trumpet with the Bandon pep band. He's Grrreat! a SPRING MUSIC “76” A flute-guitar duet of Sunshine on my Shoulders was played by Kelly Southern and Mr. Morris. Flashy Brad Robertson was the Master of Ceremonies for the evening of the band concert. The Chorus and Band Spring Concerts were held on May 20 and 25. The theme of the Band was Bicentennial, with a large red, white, and blue flag painted as a backdrop. Brad Robertson received the John Phillip Sousa award which is given to the outstanding member of the band. Corsages were presented to all the seniors and to Mr. Morris. He also was given a life preserver, to take with him as he goes into fishing. The swing choir waits impatiently for Mrs. Hall to hand out the awards. The choir presented Mrs. Hail with a corsage when the senior members received their flowers. Pins were given to all members. Graduating top in her class, Gail Wigle addresses her fellow classmates and the audience on Education. To the traditional music of Pomp and Circumstance played by Mrs. Wilma Miller, the seniors of 1976 march in to the outdoor graduation ceremonies. Preceeding them were the junior flower girls. Leading this march was Valedictorian Gail Wigle and her partner Brad Davenport, followed by Salutatorian Karen and Brad Robertson. CLASS OF 1976 Debbie Zuleger adds her words on Education as the audience listens. 106 With tears, Kelly Bolton gives a few words to her classmates and the audience. GRADUATES Mr. Sayre spoke of The Value of an Education and then introduced the Senior Class of 1976. Mrs. Barbara Coyle, Chairman of the School Board, assisted him in handing out the long awaited diplomas. 107 WHAT LIES BEHIND US AND BEFORE US ARE TINY MATTERS COMPARED TO WHAT LIES WITHIN US COLORS: RED, WHITE, AND BLUE FLOWER: RED, WHITE, AND BLUE CARNATION CLASS OF 1976 STAFF: BRENT BATEMAN ROBIN CALLOW BOBBY CREECH ANGELA GREEN DENNISE JACOBSON SHAWN MCCLENDON GABRIEL A MEJIA MARK MICHAELS BRENDA POLLOCK LISA WILSON DARLA WRIGHT no EIGHTH GRADE Lisa Aikens Melinda Block Nena Bruner Tammy Ballard Tony Brittain Paula Burke Brian Bateman Jim Brown Sheralyn Buxton Curtis Chilcote Brenda Cooper Bobby Creech Paul Greer Bruce Cunliff Wayne Cumer The eighth grade class has about seventy-three students. Their advisors are Mr. Theiral, Mr. Heeter, and Mr. Matthews. They helped the kids schedule the parties, dances, and a skating party, which were held throughout the year. At the end of the year they had their annual picnic and swimming party at Stanton Park. Rachel Daigle Becky Gibson Ed Heflin Debbie Denman Leslie Gray Richard Hitchman Vincent D'Artega Connie Greer Helen Hollopeter CLASS OF 1980 Brian Bateman and Brenda Pollock boogie during one of the dances held for the seventh and eighth grades during the early part of the year. Mike Howard Jill Juhl Rick Mabe Linda Howell John Kiggins Jed Maney Marla Me shew Joe Miller There are two groups working on the Rite-on Raider and the Pirates' Log. The different groups alternate, working on each paper. The editors for the two papers are Rebecca Steen and Susan Southern. Everyone else is on the staff, all working together. One of the groups posing for a picture in Mr. Heeter's room are (TOP) Rachel Daigel, Dawn Wager, Helen Hollopeter, and Debbie Denman. (BOTTOM) Rebecca Steen, Annie Hooley, and Becky Gibson. Caron Michaels Jimmy Nelson Gordon Reed John Robbins Marcy Robertson Louise Miller Wendy Olson Rachel Riekman Jerry Robbins Helena Rowton 112 Susan Southern CLASS OF 1980 NOT PICTURED Jack Graves Mike Luft Shawn McClendon Jim Hollingsworth Mitch Marmon Tom Scanlon Rebecca Steen Steve Wagoner Tim Wilbom Lori Zenchenko N I i Tammy Schofield Wesley Toman Kathy Walker Sean Wilson Lyle Zufelt Larry Shivers Rhonda VanDoren Bumie Weathers Darla Wright Janet Smith Dawn Wager Rick Whited Tony Brittain waits to be photo- graphed for the school mug shots as Rick Mabe, Pat Burke, and Kim McCartt wait their turn. 113 114 Angela Green gives her reasons for asking for support to be elected to the office of Vice-President of the seventh grade. Judy Cantrell David Finstead Mike Gray Rebecca Davenport Michelle Gray SEVENTH GRADE Chris Addis Catherine Brittain Pat Connolly Fancee Freitas Angela Green Linda Angland Robin Callow Nora Cunliff Bobi Jo George Stormy Hayter Brent Bateman Joe Childress John Flannigan Paul Goodsen Dottie Helsel Rex Hilton Velma Hollopeter Brian McMunn Mark Morgan ■ V I Becky Henderson Sheila Hitchman Jeanine Ingwerson Gabriela Mejia Brian Pare Brian Parrett Brent Bateman makes his appeal for the votes of his classmates for the presidency. He won! Wendy Kamph Teresa Miller Amy Robbins 71 Debbie Morgan Angela Robbins Leo Ronan James Rosewell Joe Smith Russell Williams Randy Row ton Anita Synan Lisa Wilson Harry Shenefield Julie Walker Karie Jo Zenchenko CLASS OF 81 The Junior High held three dances. The first was a victory dance, with both the seventh and eighth grades, after a football game. The second one was after the Art Symposium and was for the seventh grade only. After a basketball game both seventh and eighth grades got together again for a victory dance. A planned bubble gum blowing contest was cancelled because no one could pay the fee. (The fee was a certain kind of bubble gum the Snack Shack ran out of. ) The referees chosen for this event were Mr. Liel and Mr. Heeter. Mike Gray and Caron Michaels agree at a victory dance. Gotcha! Getting some books for an assignment in Library Orientation are Bobi Jo George and Michelle Gray. (BOTTOM) More seventh graders with the same idea are Joe Childress, Brian Parrett, and James Rosewell. (TOP) Melinda Block, Tammy Schofield, Marla Meshew, Coach, Mrs. Star Stone, JillJuhl, Helen Hollopeter, Brenda Pollock, and Rhonda Van Doren. (BOTTOM) Paula Burke, Rebecca Steen, Caron Michaels, Brenda Cooper, Marcy Robertson, Lisa Aikens, and Lori Zenchenko. Mrs. Stones leaves her perch to give some instructions to her volleyball team. JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL The Junior High volleyball team had a big turnout this year. The eighth grade had 19 girls come out and the seventh grade had 18. They worked hard all season and played six games, winning half of them. At the end of their last game they had a big pizza party to wind up the season. Waiting for the ball from the opposite team arc Angela Green, Angela Robbins, Gaby Mejia, and Michelle Gray. (TOP) Amy Robbins, Cathy Brittain, Julie Gibson, Coach, Mrs. Star Stone, Nora Cunliff, Carrie Zenchenko, Angela Gree, and Angela Robbins. (BOTTOM) Debbie Morgan, Linda Angland, Lisa Wilson, Teresa Miller, Velma Hollopeter, Bobi Jo George, Michelle Gray, Gaby Mejia, and Julie Walker. (TOP) Gordon Reed, RickMabe, Mark Morgan, John Flannigan, Chris Addis, Terry Robbins, Jim Nelson, Will Crippen, and Mike Howard. (MIDDLE) Coach Mr. Dick Theiral, Leo Ronan, Kerry Lewis, Jed Maney, Brian Parret, John Kiggins, Pat Connolly, Joe Childress, Bruce Cunliff, Ben Cooper, and Coach, Mr. John Liel. (BOTTOM) Paul Goodsen, Mark Michaels, Harry Shenefield, Kenny Redlingshafer, Brent Bateman, Mike Gray, Russell Williams, John Robbins, Rick Whited, Red Swanson, and Randy Nimonde. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Jed Maney is tackled by a Winston player as Mike Howard looks on. Charge! say the Junior High football team as they go after Yoncalla's quarterback. Mr. Liel gives last minute instructions to Pat Connolly, Rick Mabe, Willy Crippen, Kenny Redlingshafer, Rick Whited, and Joe Childress. Football cheerleaders from the eighth grade. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Jill Juhl, Lisa Wilson, Leslie Gray, Michelle Gray, and Darla Wright show their spirit by doing a chant. Seventh grade basketball cheerleaders. (BOTTOM) Gabriela Mejia, (MIDDLE) Bobi Jo George, Denise Jacobsen, Karie Jo Zenchenko, (TOP) and Nora Cunliff. CHEERLEADERS Some football players trade places with the cheerleaders as they put on a skit at a pep assembly. Denise Jacobsen, Nora Cunliff, and Karie Jo Zenchenko hold some of the cakes used in their cake raffle to earn money for use by the Junior High. 119 The boys line up to have their picture taken after a victory game, hence the smile on Coach Foreman's face. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mark Michaels, John Flannigan, Kenny Redlingshafer, Brian Parret, Paul Goodsen, and Coach Gene Foreman. (NOT PICTURED) Chris Addis. RIDDLE OPPONENT 21 Camas Valley 15 47 Cany on vi lie 14 26 Days Creek 12 25 Glendale 22 28 Camas Valley 46 32 Days Creek 36 Chris Addis pops in the two winning points. Coach Foreman is cutting a cake after a victory game with Glendale, The Seventh and Eighth grade cheerleaders all participate as they do their routine to the school song. Eighth grade Basketball team. (TOP) Bemie Weathers, Steve Wagoner, Sean Wilson, Shawn McClendon, and Wesley Tolman. (MIDDLE) Tony Brittain, Terry Robbins, Jimmy Brown, Jim Nelson, Joe Miller, and Mr. Martindale. (BOTTOM) Mike Luft, Bobby Creech, Wesley Johnson, Brian Bateman, and Jed Maney. Now what do we do? Brenda Pollock and Marla Meshew ask March Robertson. Chris Addis jumps toward another victory against Glendale. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL RIDDLE OPPONENT 18 Camas Valley 50 26 Canyonville 20 38 Days Creek 30 37 Glendale 43 24 Camas Valley 36 61 Canyonville 35 33 Days Creek 44 47 Oakalnd 52 31 Glendale 33 The Riddle Junior High wrestlers worked very hard during the season. The team consisted of (TOP ROW) Russell Williams, Brent Bateman, Mike Gray, Tom Scanlon, Leo Ronan. (BOTTOM ROW) Curtis Chilcote manager, John Kiggins, Ricky Whited and Lyle Zufelt with Coach Mr. Gillespie. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING The wrestlers had a very good season. Although they had four losses and one tie, their eight wins made up for it. Leo Ronan works on his opponent as he tries to score for Riddle. Shown is Mike Gray struggling to make a pin as the referee closely. watches 122 i ' The Junior High baseball team (TOP ROW)John Kiggins, Bemie Weathers, Shawn McClendon, Kerry Lewis, Mark Michaels, Larry Shivers, Kenny Redlingshafer and Russel Williams. (BOTTOM ROW) Mike Howard, Jim Nelson, Rick Mabe, Willy Crippen, Steve Wagoner, Curtis Chilcote, Jack Graves, Brian Parret and Coach Russel Martin dale. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Season Scores for Riddle Junior High Riddle Opponent 1 Glide 8 1 Myrtle Creek 7 5 Canyonville 1 0 Glide 6 4 Myrtle Creek 8 13 Canyonville 1 Strike one! calls the umpire on Kerry Lewis in the game against Myrtle Creek. CHORUS The last Junior High choral concert was May 20 in the Elementary gym. There was a wide selection of songs as well as a group of special numbers by different girls; including solos, duets and several quartettes. At the end of the concert the group presented Mrs. Hall with a bicentennial bouquet. Mrs. Perry is the accompanist. Give Joy sings Michelle Gray, Julee Gibson, Kari Zenchenko and Angela Robbins at the spring concert. Julie Walker and Bobi George combine on Country Roads . Mrs. Hall directs the Junior High Choral group in the Spring Concert. In the winter wonderland of Oregon, Bobi George travels 500 Miles, Michelle Gray sings ,fW inter Wonderland and Julie Walker concludes with Snowbird . Left-Left-Left, right, left... This is what can be heard as the Junior High band practice their marching for the homecoming parade which was held later that day. Keeping the beat going is what Jed Maney thinks as he plays Soul Explosion on the trap set. BAND The woodwind section watches their music while playing Jubilee . Mr. Morris directs this band also. Feeling nervous as their first concert of the year began, the Junior High Band played five numbers that evening. 126 Chris Galloway and Brian Bateman I would like... Mrs. Stone's eighth grade math class plays store to learn something about the buying and selling of goods. Roller skating has its pros and cons. Terry Robbins and Brian Bateman help Rhonda Van Doren to the bus. Susan Southern, Carol McCasland andNena Bruner Jim Brown and Mike Howard Carol McCasland and Wes Johnson do a couples skate. The Junior High Student Council-- (TOP ROW) Tammi Schofield, Secretary-Treasurer; Dawn Wagoner, Core representative; Brenda Pollock, President; Wes Johnson, Vice President; Brian Bateman, Core representative. (BOTTOM ROW) Gabriela Mejia, Core representative; Michelle Gray, Core representative; Brent Bateman, President; Harry Shenefield, Vice-president; Nora Cunliff, Secretary-Treasurer. The Junior High had a chance to dance in the decorated gym the next day after the prom. Caron Michaels, Susan Southern and Marla Meshew are stapling the Right on Raider , the Junior High paper together as they chat. ACTIVITIES Brenda Pollock and Darla Wright are two of the staff members of the Junior section of the annual. The others are Brent Bateman, Robin Callow, Bobby Creech, Angela Green, Shawn McClendon, Gabriela Mejia, Mark Michaels, Denise Jacobsen and Lisa Wilson. One of the scenes from Welcome Back Kotter presented by a group from Mr. Foreman's class: Mark Michaels, and Gabriela. 127 The Junior High girls' track team: (TOP ROW) Lori Zenchencl, Rhonda Van Doren, Marcy Robertson, Darla Wright, Jill Juhl, Angela Robbins. (BOTTOM ROW) Manager Lesa Aikens, Tammi Schodeild, Christina Galloway, Teresa Miller, Lisa Wilson, Gail Nash, Nena Bruner. NOT PICTURED: Angela Green, Rebecca Steen, Caron Michaels and Coach Kathy Kerege. These girls worked very hard and it paid off. They were an undefeated team, taking first at all their track meets, including District and brought home the trophy. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK BELOW is pictured the Junior High boys' track team: (TOP ROW) Bobby Creech, Brent Bateman, John Robbins. (SECOND ROW): Mr. Liel, coach, Chris Addis, John Flannigan. (BOTTOM ROW): Harry Shenefield, Sean Wilson, Wesley Johnson, Jimmy Brown, Jed Maney. The boys had 4 wins and a second at the District Meet. Lisa Wilson and Tammi Schofield get off to a good start taking first and second in the 880. Jed Maney comes to the finish line on the 1320 yard run. 128 HANNA JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY a i HZ 5 !e I A £ V t____ Marcy Robertson is happy to give Brent Bateman his pin at the Honor Society Tapping Ceremony. Jk' Ui, , - • fi 57Uv « I 1 • —4% 1 1 ) ' 25 new members added to the others, made a total of 48 persons. Pictured at the BOTTOM RIGHT, are the officers, Brian Bateman, Kelly Southern and Brad Bateman. AWARD ASSEMBLY JUNE 1, 1976 Freshman Paul Vergeer lights a candle at the Hanna Junior Honor Society tapping. Mr. Leil and Mr. Theiral presented the Junior High football team certificates and letters. Starting the awards assembly was Mrs. Waterbury with her fine comments on the spirit and work of the Junior High cheerleaders. 129 Mrs. Stone handed out the volleyball awards. Mr. Gillaspie called the wrestling team to the front, told their nicknames, and presented them their wrestling charts which told how many wins by pins or decisions, and how many losses. Mr. Liel took care of the track awards. Mr. Bateman who helped with the girls track team, handed out their awards in place of Miss Kerege. JUNIOR HIGH To end the awards assembly, Mrs. Gaedecke presented the annual staff with certificates and thanks. PICNIC JUNE 3, 1976 These two pictures are of the Junior High picnic held at Stanton Park, June 3. Everyone had a cool time. They were munching constantly. Some played a little baseball, football or tossed the frisbe. 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Pine Street ROSEBURG OREGON Myrtle Creek - Roseburg Riddle - Winston - Sutherlin 13 Southern Oregon Stores to Serve Vou 1980 N.E. Stephens LA CHIQUITA AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD CANYONVILLE BAKERY Canyonville, Oregon Roseburg, Oregon 1417 S.E. STEPHENS The finest in baked goods ROSEBURG THE HANNA MINING COMPANY 138 RIDDLE, OREGON HANNA NICKEL SMELTING COMPANY ALLEN GIBBONS LOOOINO INC. P.O. Box 643 Riddle, Oregon 97469 COPELAND LUMBER P.O. Box 47 Best In Lumber Needs! Copeland Retail Lumber and YARDS Building Materials Riddle, Oregon 97469 139 DAY OR NIGHT ELECTRIC, INC. J. C. HACKETT, PRES. SERVING DOUGLAS COUNTY WITH ALL TYPES OF ELECTRICAL WIRING 140 BOX 326 RIDDLE ELECTRICITY POWERS PROCRESS 874-2371 CANYON CAMERA CENTER STUDIO Everything Photographic CAMERAS - FILM - DARKROOM SUPPLIES QUALITY PROCESSING FULL COLOR WEDDINGS STUDIO G HOME PORTRAITS SENIOR PICTURES Quality Picture Frames At Reasonable Prices 115 MAIN 839-4046 CANYONVILLE FULLERTON BOTTLING CO. Also Bottles of Nesbitts Flavors Hires Root Beer Bubble Up G Squirt Star Rt. Box 400 Winston, Oregon Ph. 679-6751 141 Lounge Banquet Facilities for 200 Open 24 Hours a Day DENTON'S STORE Ph. 874-2957 Riddle, Oregon ■f i YOUR FULL SERVICE HOME OWNED BANK DEVOTED TO LOCAL SERVICE With offices in: Canyonville Myrtle Creek Roseburg Glendale SOUTH UMPQUA STATE BANK Member FDIC 839-4271 863-3186 832-2117 142 Jim Donnley 970 N.W. Garden Valley Blvd. P.O. Box 846 Roseburg, Oregon 97470 Phone: Bus. 672-3122 Res. 673-4104 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Do it yourself PLUMBING. LIGHTING % AND WIRING OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1494 N.E. STEPHENS IN ROSEBURG ROSEBURG DONATIONS: Regal Station Hill's Shoe Service NICKEL BOWL Family Recreation TRI-CITY, OREGON 863-3438 6ROCEftf£5 d The 12 to 12 Store SHOP 'TIL MIDNIGHT 605 s. MAIN GROCERIES AND MYRTLE CREEK SPORTING GOOD Banquet Facilities Sea Foods Main Street Riddle, Oregor Phone: 874-2381 TRANsfAWIflON CO. PIAZZA MOTORS 1400 N.E. Stephens Roseburg, Oregon SCHOFIELD VARIETY 466 Main Street Canyonville, Oregon Pay Less Drug Store 464 S.E. JACKSON ROSE BURG t OREGON 672-4896 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS RIDDLE FLORISTS OWNERS PAUL AND ALICE WHITED SPECIALIZING IN CORSAGES , FUNERALS, WEDDINGS , BANQUETS FREE DELIVERY TO MYRTLE CREEK AND CANYONVILLE 874-2513 DAY OR NIGHT 631 5tH. AVE. RIDDLE, OREGON MODERN FLOOR House Of Carpets n £ Everything For Your Floor Covering Needs 1367 N.E. Stephens P.O. Box 809 Roseburg, Oregon 14S PEETZ SAW SHOP Chain Saws Lawn Mowers - Rototillers Small Garden Tractors Construction Equip. Edward A. Hughbank MAIN ST. DISCOUNT Cabinet Work Fred Jones Upholstery Owner Buy, Sell and Trade (Owner) Telephone: 673-5333 189 Main Street Bus. 863-5689 1928 S.E. Stephens Roseburg, Oregon BRIGG’S FARM MARKET Myrtle Creek, OR 97457 Res. 863-5573 YOUNG’S CHEVROLET Tri-City Riddle Interchange “Give us a try, Before you buy!” Myrtle Creek, Oregon THE ROBBINS NEST BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling - Perms - Wigs Hair Cutting is our Specialty Call -ups and walk-ins Welcome Ph. 874-2508 Main St. Riddle, Oregon « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ m CANYON MOTOR CO. Post Office Box 747 Canyonville, Oreg. 97417 Telephones Canyonville 839-4215 Myrtle Creek 863-4359 : : : ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ 146 WARREN STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Sutherlin Roseburg Myrtle Creek Ph. 459-3942 Ph. 673-5225 Ph. 863-4331 AUTOMOTIVE MUFFLER Drive In For inspection CENTER Mark L. Hanna Owner Shop 673-3521 In New Shopping Center Behind Albertson's Roseburg, Oregon 97470 3183 N.E. Stephens Roseburg, Oregon TRI-CITY REDY-MIX, INC. HOME DECORATING CENTER CONCRETE GRAVEL—SAND-CRUSHED ROCK Floor Covering - Draperies Fuller Paints Wallpaper Super Y Shopping Center Myrtle Creek, OR 97457 Telephone Residence 863-4831 863-3571 Bill Carolyn Blanchard owners 147 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Main Street Riddle, Oregon 1240 S.E. STEPHENS TELEPHONE 672-6535 roseburg, oregon 97470 HERB LINDA ROMEY Caretakers North Roseburg Plaza Roseburg, Oregon 97470 672-8426 148 24 Hour Wrecker Ambulance Service Myrtle Creek Body Skof Complete One-Stop Automotive Service Phone: 863-3013 Highway 99M Tri-City Myrtle Creek, Ore. 97457 ROSEBURG BOOK STATIONERY 549 S,E. Jackson Roseburg, Oregon KELLER LUMBER 4474 N. Stephens Roseburg, Oregon 672-6528 Manufactures of studs. We buy Douglas Fir and Cedar Logs and Cordwood. We load and haul. No charge for Loading. 149 Congratulations to the class of 1976 P.0. Box 108 Roseburg, Ore. (503) 070-8741 150 NORTHWEST A WHEEL ’ PARTS CANYONVILLE DONATIONS: Canyonville Hardware AIRPORT CAFE k« w Please Help Us =W' Ur Prevent Fires ■ A 412 MAIN II RIDDLE CANYONVILLE 1 ® VOLUNTEER § FIREMEN OREGON 151 A W TOM CYCLE SALE located at the 1-5, Tri ' Y: RIDDLE DONATIONS: Steve's Barber Shop C. E. Everett Riddle Cleaners 152 FOREST Canyonville, GLEN 0re ,m HOSPITAL AND 839-4211 MEDICAL CENTER 153 KLINE S PLACE Sandwich Shop Myrtle Creek, Oregon SUPER-Y-SHOPPING CENTER 863-4198 ROBERT L. LINDER TO THE CLASS OF '76 - WELL DONE! Ed Kuntz Owner UNION OIL PRODUCTS PIZZA PALACE Call In Orders Burnie, the Housingwarming Hero stands guard 24 hrs. a day with dependable keep full service. The Finest In: ♦Pizzas ♦Sandwiches ♦Salads ♦Mini Pizzas ♦Drinks P.O. Box 87 Riddle, Oregon Myrtle Creek Canyonville Highway 99 South Pioneer Shopping Center 154 863-5284 839-4745 537 S.E, Main Roseburg, Oregon 1st Main Myrtle Creek 863-5231 TRI-CITY DONATIONS: MYRTLE CREEK DONATIONS: Tri-City Market Dr. Mike Shirtcliff THE GOLDEN RULE 155 2nd 0 Oak Dry Goods - Clothing - Shoes Myrtle Creek, Oregon N. Stephens G Garden Valley Blvd. ALBERTSON’S FOOD CENTERS FEATURING IN-STORE BAKERY THE STORE THAT OFFERS YOU MORE IN THE '70's. Come in and ask Barb about your sewing needs. Douglas County's Largest and Most Complete Department Store. 1481 N.E. STEPHENS ROSEBURS, OREGON 156 n,K SHELL PITTS TIRE CITY E-xx4 Wheel Alignment Specialist Nothing Too Large or Too Small Ph. 874-2522 TRI-CITY DRIVE INN We Feature Family Entertainment Shows, We Furnish In-Car Electric Heaters, And Rainvisors At No Extra Cost To Our Customers. Also A Modern Snack Bar. DON PITTS Riddle, Oregon 97469 Myrtle Creek, Oregon Diamonds Watches SUPPLY CO. PHONE (503) 672-6691 416 N. E. FULTON ST. ROSEBURG. OREGON 97470 Silverware Crystal cJii anion Expert Watch k Clock Repair Quality Engraving To Your Order - STEEL SERVICE CENTER - ED OAKS GARAGE Box No. 725 • Phone 863-3071 Myrtle Creek, Oregon 97457 PETE'S DRIVE - IN Hamburger's Our Specialty Call For Orders to Go: 672-6011 1270 West Harvard Roseburg, Oregon 97470 157 HARRY T. MARTIN LOCKSMITH SEARS Authorized Merchant Store in Myrtle Creek 125 S. Main Phone: 863-3196 413 S. MAIN St. CANYONVILLE Sears JOIN YOUR: SOUTHERN DOUGLAS CO. F.U.C. P.O. Box 469 Ph. 874-2804 Riddle, Oregon 97469 SKATELAND The fun place in Rose burg 2235 Diamond Lake Blvd. 673-3312 DEL S BUILDING SUPPLY 158 HERBERT LUMBER RO. BOX 7 RIDDLE, ORE. FOR THE FRIENDLIEST, MOST EFFICIENT WORK AROUND, DO YOUR BUSINESS AT FREDfS, FRED’S CHEVRON IT IS OUR POLICY TO GIVE FAST AND FRIENDLY AND EFFICIENT SERVICE. 160 1-5 Riddle Junction 863-3217 CONG iV lutu aArth u n '£ vy y 47 u 0li -ndi aAuy f . , iA w j u u jiuA a ti u n uAita ru i ufuzAsr rru XU h. 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