Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

THE RIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF PRESENTS THE 1977-78 SHAMROCK Editor Assistant Editor Head Photographer Photographers Staff Advertisements Advisor Tracee George Delaine Cooper Brian Davenport John Kiggins Chris Galloway Nancy Uken Sean Wilson Russell Williams Joe Miller Jim Nelson Donala Zuleger Rusty Brown Pam Wagoner Nora Tolman Robin Callow Julee Gibson Tracee George Delaine Cooper Mike Ludlow Volume No XXXXI Riddle High, Riddle, Oregon 97469 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction The Annual Staff of 1977-1978, would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Priscilla Gaedecke, who taught at Riddle High School for 19 years. During time she was our school librarian, and the annual advisor. Mrs. Gaedecke spent a less number of hours getting the annual page organized to send into the company to meet deadlines. We love you a lot! Dedication 3 MR. SAYRE Schools and young people have been a way of life with me for four decades. I have come to see in that time that school is more than a place for young people to learn skills and facts, although it certainly is that. No, school is a place for acquiring behavior they do not have---and for the better. My very best to each one of you. Mr. Sayre 4 Intro 5 PRAY FOR YOU . . Tammi Bond (Brown) Rusty Brown Dena Cooper Joel Buxton Delinda Dailey Duane Davenport Kris Denton Ron Frunk Tracee George Tom Goin Karen Green Pam Hackett Seniors 11 Gail Hansen JftKER BUTTER 22 Cream the Oaker's, was the theme of the Seniors float this year. Aaron Gray - V 1. Duane Davenport and Mark McKay participate in the Home Rooming activities by dressing up for Kiddies Day. 2. This year the Student Council went and got the Christmas tree for the school, which in past year's has been the Letterman's job. '.Shown here are six senior boys, Aaron Gray, Mark McKay, Mtfike Maney, Ron Frunk, and Joel Buxton. Also going were, Brian Davenport, Dena Cooper, Kendy Pettengill, and Mr. 'The rial. Seniors 15 ' 4 1 +r •M - VV V T - aft i • I V . . Wi 2C 'i r l ', r '.J . -A % T5 N r ► 4v V f s___i i V p •M s «kw Class Officers: President-Kendy Pettengill, Vice-Karen Green, Secretary-Wagoner, Sergeant At Arms-Mark McKay, Advisors: Mr. Radcliffe And Mrs • v HT' •'. ■ v � '•. f •' . ______________________________________________________________ - — TAMM1 BOND Crafts 1,2,3,4, Home-Ec 1,3,4, Float Comm, 3 Chorus 4 1 listorian 4 RUSTY BROWN Track t Basketball Mang. 2 Baseball 2 Letterman's 2,3,4, DENA COOPER Volleyball 1 Spanish Club 2, 3 Wrestling STAT 1 CAA 1,2,3 Class Pres. 3 Student Council 3,4 Sgt. at Arms 1 Miss Flame 4 Float Comm. 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Comm. 3 Prom Comm. 3 Green R. 3 Candle Lighter 3 I listorian 4 Fashion Show 1,3 Work Study 4 DELINDA DAILEY Cross Country 1 Honor Society 1 Drill Team 1 Sweethearts Ball Court 1 Volleyball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Track 1,2,3 Cheerleader 1,2,4 Yell Queen 4 Band 1,2 Pep Band 1,2 Marching Band 1,2 CAA 1,2,3,4 GAA Vice-Pres. 3,4 Annual 2,3 Basketball Stat 3 Powder Puff 3 Prom Court 3 Home-Ec 4 Work Study 4 DUANE DAVENPORT Honor Society 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 Class Pres. 2 Who's Who Annual Band 1,2, 3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Sweethearts Ball Court 3 KRIS DENTON Transfer from Days Creek 2 Green R. 4 Aide 4 Fashion Show 3 Cheerleader 3,4 Yell Queen 4 Wool Contest 4 RON FRUNK Honor Society 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2 3,4 Basketball , 1,2,3, 4, Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Top Ten Award 1 NEDT Achvmnt. Award 2 Who's Who Annual 3 All League Guard 4 Letterman's 2,3,4 Letterman's Pres. 3 TRAC EE GEORGE Volleyball 3,4,2 Most Improved 4 Basketball 2, 3 Track 1,2 Track Mang. 3 I lonor Society 1 Aide 2 Wrestling Stat 1 Fashion Show 1 Home-Ec 1,4 Class Rep. 2,3 Float Comm. 1,2, 3,4 Prom Comm. 3 Homecoming Comm. 4 Prom Court 3 Student Body Sec. 3 GAA 4 Annual 2,3,4 Editor 3,4 Powder Puff 3 Candle Ligher 3 Chorus 3 I listorian 4 AARON GRAY Football 1,2,3, 4 Baseball 1 Wrestling 2,3,4 Float Chairman 3,4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Student Body Sgt. at Arms 3 Spanish Club Sec. 4 Bonfire Comm. 3,4 Annual 3 Letterman's 4 4th District Wrest. 2 1st District Wrest. 3 Most Valuable Wrestler 3 Most Inspirational Football 4 KAREN GREEN Volleyball 12,3,4 Outstanding Senior 4 All League 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Track 1,2,3 State 1,2,3 Homecoming Coutr 1,3,4 Class Pres. 1 Class Vice-Pres. 4 Class Rep. 2,3 Homor Society 1,2,34 H. S. Vice-Pres. 4 GAA 1,2,3,4 SGT. at Arms 4 Spanish Club 1,2,3 Secretary 2 Outdoor Ed. 1,2,3 Drill Team 1 Top Ten 1,2 NEDT Achvmnt . 2 Float Comm. 1,2, 3, 4 Powder Puff 3,4 Prom Comm. 3 Homecoming Comm. 3 Basketball Stat 3 Cheerleader 4 GAIL HANSEN Drill Team 1 Volleyball 1 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 I lonor Society I, 2,3,4 GAA 1 Library 1 DECA 2,3,4 Student Store 2,3,4 Grade School Aide 4 PHYLLIS 1NGWERSON Service Club 2,3,4 Pres. 3 Wrestling Stat 2,3 Football Timer 3 DECA 4 TIM JOHNSON Band 1,2,3,4 Tour 1,2 Spanish C lub 1 Wrestling 1 Top Ten 1 Homor Society 1,2,3,4 Basketball TOM JOHNSON Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3 Letterman's 2,3,4 Band 1,2 Tour 1,2 Green R. 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4 KEVIN LEWIS Annual 2 Library 1,2,4 Class Rep. 1 Prom Comm. 3 Float Comm. 1,2,3,4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Comm. 3 MIKE MANEY Football 1,2,3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 All League 4 All League Honorable Meniont 3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Letterman's 2,3,4 Pres. 4 Band 1,2 Pep Band 1, 2 MARK MCKAY Basketball 1,2,3, 4 Football 1 Track 1,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Letterman's 3,4 Class Sgt. at Arms 3,4 CARLA OSTERMAN Cheerleader 1 Class Sec. 1 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Drill Team 1 Volleyball 1 Float Comm. 1,2, 3,4 Historian 4 Powder Puff 3,4 Home-Ec. 1,2, 3,4 Work Study 4 TERESA PAR RET Honor Society 1,2, 3,4 Band 1 Pep Band 1 Marching Band 1 Wrestling Stat 1,2 School Play 2 DECA 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Historian 4 Honor Society Sec. 4 STEVE PENCE Wrestling 1,2 Baseball 1,2 District Wrest. 2 Letterman's 3,4 Spanish C lub 3 Pep Band 4 Outdoor Ed. 2 16 Seniors DAN PITTS Football 1 Football Mang, Football Stat 3 Wrestling 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 School Play 2,3 Student Council SB VP 2 2,4 S.B Pres. 3 Class Rep. 1 Letterman s 1,2,3, 4 Bonfire Comm. 3 Homecoming Comm. 2,3,4 Prom Comm. 3 Prom Court 3 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Pep Band 1, 2,3,4 BandTres. 1 Band Vice-Pres. 2 Tour 1 District Wrest. 2 Float Comm. 1,2,3, Work Study 4 ELAINE PITTS Volley Ball 1,2 Mang. 3 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2 Basketball Stat 1 CAA 1,2,3,4 Drill Team 1 Band 1,2 Band Aide 3 DECA 2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 3 President 4 Historian 4 Powder Puff 3, 4 Prom Court 3 Prom Comm. 3 Work Study 4 DECA Convention 3, 4 Student Council 4 Screeening Comm. 1 TOBY SCHOFIELD Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 Homecoming Court 2,3 Sweethearts Court 1 Float Comm. 1,2,3,4 Letterman's 1, 2,3,4 Band 1,2 Bonfire Comm. 3 Class Pres. 1 Band 1,2 Pep Band 1, 2 Tour 1 Library 4 Work Study 4 DEBBIE SHOBERT Volleyball 1 Class Tres. 1 E)rill Team 1 Cheerleader 1,2,3 Honor Society 1,2, 3,4 Library 1 CAA 1 DECA 2,3,4 Student Store 2,3,4 Grade School Aide 4 DON SPRAGUE Transfer from Live Oak CA 3 Welding 3 Basketball 3 Football 4 Crafts 4 KARYN SWANSON Volleyball 1,2,3 Stat 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 First String All Star 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3 Drill Team 1 Track State 1,2,3 Sgt. At Arms 2 GAA 1,2 Historian 4 All American Track 3 UN DA VAN DOREN Wrestling Stat 1,2 Track Stat 1 Library 1,2 Library Aide 3 Home-Ec. 1,4 Aide 2,3 Volleyball Stat 3 Basketball 3 Prom Comm. 3 Float Comm. 1,2, 3,4 Historian 4 Grade School Aide 4 Work Study 4 PAM WAGONER Honor Society 1 EDrill Team 1 NEDT 2 Physical Fitness 2 Chorus 3 Annual 3,4 Copy Editor 4 Band 1,2, 3 GAA 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Most Improved 2 Track 1,2,3 Basketball Stat 1,2 Cheerleader 3,4 Prom Comm. 3 Candle Lighter 3 Float Comm. 1,2,4 Homecoming Court 4 School Play 2 Prompter 3 Class Sec. 4 DONA LA ZULEGER Track Mang. 1,2 Volleyball 1,2 Wrestling Stat 1,2, 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 GAA 1,2 Annual 4 Swing Choir 2 NOT USTED JOEL BUXTON ROSE FLANNICAN TOM GOIN PAM HACKETT SHERRIE JOHNSON DREW MATTHEWS TERRY NELSON KENDY PETTENCILL MARK RUST DON WILBORN Aaron Gray, Dena Cooper, and Roger Peters, revert to religion, and read everyone a passage from the Bible, at the Senior Slap Day. On Thursday November 10, 1977, the Senior Class .met in Richards parking lot, at 8 a.m. The dress was warm, and the topic was a trip to Diamond Lake. Everyone who could drive a car loaded up, and headed for Diamond Lake. When we all met at die Lodge parking lot, it was noticed hat not only the Senior Class decided to join the event. Anyway, everyone pitched in a dollar in order to rent a cabin. Some people took off for the snow right away, which was about 10 miles further up the road. They tied inner tubes to the back of Rick's truck, and he pulled them through the snow. Even though they got soaked in the process, the fun was well worth it. Meanwhile, the rest stayed back at the cabin and sat around and talked, while watching the excitement, which was probably just as much fun as playing the snow. When 4:00 came around, most packed up and headed for Riddle, but a few stayed behind and cooked hot dogs, and later headed for home. A couple even stayed the night beings the cabin was paid for. Seniors 17 Most Athletic Mike Maney Karyn Swanson Biggest Gossip Steve Pence Dena Cooper Prettiest Eyes Terry Nelson Tam mi Bond Best Body Toby Schofield Delinda Dailey Shyest Don Sprgue Teresa Parret Best Looking Roger Peters Tracee George Prettiest Smile Dan Pitts Karen Green Most Spirited Aaron Gray Dena Cooper 18 Seniors Best Legs Roger Peters Karen Green Mrs. Patterson's fifth hour Home-Ed Class studied Regional Foods this year. They tried many dishes from other parts of the world, and made dishes from the meat and vegetable group, plus made desserts. Some of the dishes they tried were, Teriyaki Steak and Sweet Potato Balls, from the Pacific Islands. Fruit Soup, which is Scandinavian, Lasagna, Beef n Cheese Enchiladas, and Zucchini Pancakes. Shown here, Sherrie Johnson and Karen Green are making a Pecan Pie. Most Talented Mark McKay Pam Hackett Best Personality Aaron Gray Tracee George Best Dressed Kevin Lewis Pam Hackett Biggest Flirt Dan Pitts Pam Wagoner Prettiest Hair Kevin Lewis Tam mi Bond Class Clown Terry Nelson Kendy Pettengill Mike Anderson Tina Bolton The Juniors were still busy earning money this year for their prom. During the summer, they had a booth at the Fair and Pioneer Days where they sold cotton candy and pop. They also sponsored the Powder Puff Football game and had a Haunted House at the P.T.O. Carnival. John Audley Jeff Charles Delaine Cooper 1. Stomp the Oakers won the Juniors first place in the Homecoming Parade. 2. Rick Gibbons heads for his table during the Football Ban quet. Lance Balcom Patty Chilcote Pam Cooper Brian Davenport Lee Bates Cathy Cloud Kirk Daigle Dennis Dixon Frances Addis Greg Blankenship Mark Pollock Debby Redfearn Deena Redlingshafter Michelle Rickeman Marty Robbins Kathy Ronan Rod Russell Penny Scott Kelly Southern Greg Sprague Jim Robinett Cindy Stratton Juniors show their spirit during Kiddie Day of Homecoming Week. Spirit competition was held again this year and the Junior Class placed second behind the Seniors. Nora Tolman Eugene Williams Planning the prom, class officers hold a meeting. Left to right are: Sgt. at Arms: Cindy Stratton, Sec-Treas.: Delaine Cooper, Vice Pres.: Brenda Kamph, President: Rick Gibbons, and Advisor: Mr. Herinckx. Lee Thompson Nancy Uken Janet Wooden Lisa Thoms Paul Vergeer Jody Youngblooc Don Rieu Bobby Creech Willy Cripen Rachel Daigle Chris Galloway Becky Gibson Leslie Gray Helen Hollopeter Mike Howard Linda Howell David Hudanich Wes Johnson Jill Juhl Soph. 23 24 Soph. Johnny McCartt Carol McCaslan Marla Meshew Caron Michaels Joe Miller Lois Miller Gail Nash Jim Nelson i John Kiggins Kerry Lewis Rick Mabe Jed Maney Shawn McClendon John Robbins Tammi Schofield Jan Smith Susan Southern Brenda Pollock Sally Ray Gordon Reed Rachel Reikman Rick Whited Sean Wilson Darla Wright Lori Zenchenko Rhonda Van Doren Dawn Wager Steve Wagoner Tim Wilborn XOc.l mm Lyle Zuflet Renee Sprague Rebecca Steen Wes Tolman Mike Tunget 1. Mike Howard slides into the Gold Beach second baseman as the ball pops out of his mit. 2. Shooting the freethrow is Nena Bruner. Soph. 25 Chris Addis Sheryl Barnes Robin Callow Greg Charles Mike Gray Angela Green Sherri Gust Dottie Helsel Sheila Hitchman Esther Hitt Velma Hollopeter Chuck Hughes Joe Childress Nora Cunliff Rebecca Davenport John Flannigan Bobi Jo George Julee Gibson Paul Goodson Michelle Gray 26 Frosh. Diana Wilcox Russell Williams Lisa Wilson Kari Zenchenko Jeanine Ingwerson Wendy Kamph Brian McMunn Gaby Mejia Mark Micheals Teresa Miller Debbie Morgan Brian Parret Kenny Redlingshafer Dave Rieu Angela Robbins Amy Robbins Ted Roberts Leo Ronan James Roswell Joe Smith Frosh 27 N1DO President Gaby Mejia Vice -President John Flannigan Secretary Angela Green Sargeant at Arms Chris Addis Advisors Mr, Theiral Mr, Kurtz 1 • James Roswell shows his school spirit, by dressing up for Senior Citizens Day during Homecoming Week. 2. Lisa Wilson presents the Freshmen boys basketball team with a cake, for being such a great group of guys, 3, The Freshmen put oil their skit during the pep assembly, I, John Flannigan seems to be helping out the janitors, as he gets trash out from under Mrs. Chapman's window. 28 Frosh. Live n Learn 29 1 • Mr. Samples speaks on school vandalism, concerning the Port-a-Pit. 2. Deputy Clerk, Kathy Roberts, busily keeps the District records in line. 3. The School Board officers. Standing, Mr. Stratton and Mr. Johnson, the Chairman. Sitting, Mrs Graham, Mrs Van Doren, and Mrs. Dailey. 4. Posing for a shot are the District Administrators and the Deputy Clerk. From left to right, Mr. Samples, Mr. Rust, Kathy Roberts, Mr. Sayre, and Mr. Matthews. 5. At the Grade School, the Budget Committee met to adopt the budget. 30 Administration 1. Mrs. Bonn seems to need to spend most of her time making announcements for the students. 2. Mrs. Bolton keeps the school attendance verified. 3. Mr. Matthews checks over the senior transcripts. 4. Mr. Sayre gets ready for another busy day at Riddle High! 1 • Darrel Green inspects the damage done to the pole vault porta pit. 2. Anna Jones prepares to clean the hall floors. 3. After sweeping the breeze way, Art Hulsey returns the broom to it's closet. 4. Taking care of the laundry, Dorothy Chandler. 1. Miss Anderson talks to her fifth hour Health Class about drugs and alcohol, 2. Mr, Thomas has to spend most of his class time trying to keep the eighth graders in line. 3. Miss Anderson seems pleased, as looks over the game after the Irish girls basketball team just finished winning another one. Classes 33 Mr, Steen Basic Math Algebra I Computer Programs Electronics Jr, Class Advisor Mr, Frantzich Algebra II Basic Math Geometry Physics Trigonometry Soph. Class Advisor Miss Smith English Speech Cheerleader Advisor Honor Society Advisor Hi Q Advisor 1. Mr, Frantzich helps one of his Basic Math students, 2, Busy doing paperwork, is the Math and Electronics teacher, Mr. Steen. 3. Miss Smith talks to Randy Mahan and Karyn Swanson about the speeches they are researching. ! I I Mr. Radcliffe English Basic English Literary Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor Mr. Martindale Science Jr. High Advisor O1 Mr. Herinckx Science Biology I Biology II Jr. Class Advisor Wrestling Coach Mr. Therial Individual Instruction Social Studies 7th Math Basic Math Frosh. Advisor Leadership Advisor 7th and 8th Football Coach Mr. Kurtz Social Studies Art Co-Track Coach 1. Vince Morgan seems to be questioning Mr. Martin-dale about the grade he recieved, as Gordon McMunn looks on. 2. Mr. Herinckx takes time out from his 5th hour Biology class to pose for a picture. 3. We want a picture too, request a few of Mr. Herinckx s 5th hour students. 4. A new teacher to the staff this year is Mr. Kurtz. Here he tries to explain World History to Kirk Daigle. Mr. Schuler Substitute teacher for Mr. Ludlow and Mr. Carlson. Mr. Carlson Vocational Cruise Skills Woodworking Crafts Mr. Ludlow Vocational Cruise Skills Efrafting Photography Annual Productions Jr. High Wrestling Drivers Ed. Mrs. Patterson Vocational Cruise Home-Ec. Dean of Girls 7th and 8th Rally Soph. Class Advisor Wool Contest 1. Gail Hansen busily sews on her vest that she is making in fourth hour Home-Ec. 2. This year's new Home-Ec teacher, Mrs. Patterson really enjoys working with the kids. Shown here, she helps Janet Hooley make an apple pie. 3. Mr. Ludlow demonstrates how to do silkscreen printing to his Vocational Cruise class. 36 Classes Mrs. Chapman Vocational Cruise Bookkeeping Consumer Law Business Personal Finance Office Simulation Aide Pool DEC A Advisor Service Advisor Snack Shack Advisor Mrs. Ban due ci Typing Shorthand Business Diversified Occupations Personal Finance Sr. Class Advisor Journalism Advisor Mrs. Parret Library Library Orientation Honor Society Advisor Mrs. Nutson Library Aide Math Aide 1. Kari Jo Zenchenko checks the overdue cards for Mrs. Parret. 2. Mrs. Chapman and her DEC A students get the money ready to make a deposit. Shown is Mrs. Chapman, Rusty Brown, Debbie Redfearn, Nora Tolman, Patty Chilcote, and Patti Hanna. 3. Mrs. Banducci calls time, as the class finishes a timed rite, but Mark Michaels and Mike Anderson try to get in a few extra words. Classes 37 1. The Photography Class are the ones who are responsible for getting the pictures taken and developed for the Annual. They are, from left to right: Chris Galloway, Mr. Ludlow (advisor), Joe Miller, Sean Wilson, Rusell Williams, Brian Davenport, and John Kiggins. 2. John Kiggins demonstrates how to take a crooked picture. 3. Our faithful friend that makes it possible to receive a Green R each week. Many people don t know this, but the Green R staff works very hard each week in order to get a paper put together for the student body. They are, from left to right: Mrs. Banducci (advisor) Rick Gibbons, Karen Green, Tom Johnson, Brian Parret, Kris Denton, and Sheri Medlen. Not pictured is John Audley. 38 Photo. -Green R ' 1. Mr. Ludlow makes a suggestion to Julee Gibson and Aneta Synan on how to do the Jr. High class layout. 2. Tracee George and Delaine Cooper look over the new selection of pictures that Brian Davenport developed for them. 3. The Annual staff, from left to right: Rusty Brown- Money making manager, Robin Callow, Julee Gibson, Nora Tolman- all layout, Delaine Cooper-Assistant Editor, Tracee George- Editor, and Mr. Ludlow-Advisor. Not pictured: Pam Wagoner, Aneta Synan, and Brian Davenport. 4. Pam Wagoner the copy editor, looks over some pictures. This year's annual staff worked very hard trying to raise money to pay for last year's annual, and this year's. They tried to sponser a Marathon Dance, but the students weren't interested in having one. Hopefully later on in Mr. Nutson Band Choir Drama Pep Band , Mr. Forman Speed Reading Social Studies Study Skills Developmental Reading Football Coach 8th Basketball Jr. High Track Letterman's Advisor Mr. Banducci 7th and 8th English World Geography Frosh. Football Ast. Basketball coach Track Coach Jr. High Advisor fsf Mr. Heuberger Social Studies 8th Math Citizenship G Gov. Health Ast. Jr. High Football Baseball 1. Joe Dixon and Joe Baker take roll, as Mr. Foreman supervises. 2. Rick Dewitt and Billie Chambers seem to be thinking, ’’Here goes another boring lecture. as Mr. Banducci goes over yesterday's English assignment. 3. Mr. Hueberger sets up the film, as the students get ready tc take notes. 4. The High School band blast out the School Song, while marching in the Homecoming Parade. Fall 41 The Irish ended their season with a 1-5 league record and a 4-5 season record. At the beginning of the season the Irish were high in numbers and spirit, but as the games rolled along the numbers decreased as players were injured. The team stayed tough as many players saw action in new positions and gained experience that will benefit them in future years. Riddle students backed the Irish throughout the season with much spirit and enthusiasm. Homecoming week brought on the most spirit and the Irish came through defeating Oakland 14-0. Still our spirits soared and spectator buses were sent to every away game full of screaming fans ready to watch the Irish 'play ball.' 1. Co-captain Roger Peters (44) leads Mike Maney(30), Aaron Gray (78), and the rest of the Irish Team down the hill and on to the field. 2. Half-time finds the team in the locker room discussing second half strategy. 3. Shawn McClendon, quarterback, talks to Coach Forman during a time out. 4. Shaking hands with the Oakland Oakers, Irish score a Victory. Leading Rushers: Mike Maney Roger Peters Jim Nelson Jim Brown Leading Passer: Rick Gibbons Pass Receivers: Jim Maney Jim Nelson Pass Interceptors: Mike Maney Jim Maney Leading Scorers: Mike Maney Roger Peters Leading Punters: Jim Maney Ron Frunk Kickoffs: Jim Nelson 197 carries-903 yds. 60 carries-300 yds. 29 carries-189 yds. 35 carries-183 yds. 4 passes - 31 yds. 6 recepts-72 yds. 4 recepts-59 yds. 4 interceptions 2 interceptions 7 touchdowns 3 touchdowns 22- average 27 yds. 14-average 22 yds. 23- average 38 yds. 1. Riding the Firetruck in the Homecoming Parade, Football Players talk about their game. 2. Shawn McClendon, Don Wilborn, Ron Frunk, and the rest of the Irish celebrate a victory. 3. The Varsity Football Team: back row, Coach Don Nelson, Manager Jed Maney, Manager Dan Pitts, Rick Gibbons, Joel Buxton, Jim Maney, Don Sprague, Mike Maney, Ron Frunk, Don Wilborn, Lance Balcom, Brian Davenport, Aaron Gray, and Coach Don Banducci. Middle row, Head Coach Gene Forman, Curtis Chilcote, Jim Brown, Jim Nelson, Mike Howard, Shawn McClendon, Rick Mabe, John Kiggins, Sean Wilson, and Manager Mike Anderson. Front row, Leo Ronan, Chuck Hughes, John Flannigan, Mike Gray, Joe Childress, Brian Parrett, Chris Addis, and Mark Michaels. V 1 1 ■1 I A © Don Sprague I Varsity 4 Roger Peters Varsity 2,3,4 Most Valuable 3 Defensive Award 3 Big Stick 4 All league players this year were: Aaron Gray, Brian Davenport, Mike Maney, and Ron Frunk, offensive. Defensive honors went to Aaron Gray. Aaron Gray Varsity 3,4 All League 4 Defensive Award 4 Super Effort 4 Most Inspirational 4 The annual Football Banquet was held at the Powder Horn on November 16. The Riddle Lion s Club arranged and paid for it. Players and coaches ate a chicken dinner and then awards were given out: Aaron Gray-Defensive, Mike Maney-Offensive, Roger Peters-Big Stick, Aaron Gray and Brian Davenport-Super Effort, Aaron Gray-Most Inspirational, Mike Maney-Most Valuable, and Ron Frunk-Effort and Dedication. After the awards were given, Mr. Thurman Bell, head football coach of Roseburg, gave a speech to the team. Also next years Captains were picked, Rick Gibbons and Brian Davenport were elected. 44 Joel Buxton Varsity 2,3,4 All League Honorable Mention 3 Don Wilborn Varsity 4 Ron Frunk Varsity 2,3,4 All League 4 Super Effort 3 Effort and dedication 4 Mike Maney Varsity 3,4 All League Honorable Mention 3 All League 4 Offensive Award 3,4 Most Valuable 4 1. Promoting spirit in the Homecoming Parade, J.V. cheerleaders lead a yell. 2. Varsity cheerleaders, Karen Green and Pam Wagoner, carried the banner for the High School Band in the Veterans Day Parade in Riddle. 3. This year's Varsity Football Cheerleaders were, standing, Gail Hansen, Pam Wagoner, and Karen Green, kneeling, Kelly Southern-Yell Queen, andJoAnn McBurnett. 4. The Junior Varsity squad was, kneeling, Jill Juhl, Darla Wright-Yell Queen, and Brenda Pollock, sitting, Michelle Gray, and Lisa Wilson. 5. Even rain didn't stop our cheerleaders. During the Homecoming game they were found leading the crowd despite the mud and the rain. Both squads this year helped promote spirit by getting students to sign up for spectator buses, having pep assemblies every week, and being full of spirit themselves. They made clovers with slogans on them for everyone to wear at the St. Mary's game and sold Irish calendars throughout the season. ■ I Monday started off the weeks festivities, with inside out and backwards day, and pryamid building during Orientation. As the week progressed, more and more students participated in the activities, and everyone had a good time. 1. Chris Galloway gets caught by a fellow classmate in Photography Class, while wandering around. 2. Mike Anderson scans the bleachers for more Juniors, as the rest start piling up. 3. Unorganized it seems, the Seniors give their attempt. 46 Homecoming 1. Strolling down the hall are Kim Peters, Brenda Kamph, and Delaine Cooper. 2. Getting ready for her bottle is Kendy Pettengill, as Dena Cooper stands by holding her puppy. 3. Taking time out to pose with her Teddy Bear is Janet Wooden. 4. Mr. Kurtz lets his History class take time out from their work to pose for a group shot. Top row from left to right: Kathy Ronan, Pam Cooper, Donna Foster, Kelly Southern, Delaine Cooper, Cindy Stratton, and Sheri Medlen. Bottom row: Paul Vergeer, Rick Gibbons, and Kendy Pettengill. 5. Not only the students participated in the Homecoming Week activities this year, as is shown by Mrs. Banducci. 48 Homecoming 1. Elvis Presley, King of Rock n Roll, was born in Tupelo, Mississippi on January 8, 1935. Elvis first began singing in church, where he sang the Gospel songs his friends and family loved, and later became a part of a popular trio. In 1953, Elvis decided to do something special for his mother's birthday, so went to the Sun Record Company in Memphis and paid $4.00 to cut a record called 'That's All Right Mama. Sam Phillips, the President of Sun Records, heard Elvis singing, and thought he might have possibilities, but Elvis never heard from him for over a year. Then one day Sam called, and asked him to cut the same song, only backed by the Blue Moon of Kentucky. The record was released in the summer of 1954, and was a success overnight. Within a week 7,000 copies were sold in Memphis alone. After that success just went higher and higher for Elvis. Then in August of 1977, it ended, the King was dead. The whole world was shocked, and immediately Elvis Presley albums were sold out in stores everywhere. No one will ever forget the man who started it all! 2. Wouldn't you agree that Paul Goodson makes a perfect Fonz? 3. Modeling her 50's Day garb, is Nora Tolman. 1. Raising some Spirit in the gym, are the Varsity Football Cheerleaders. 2. Brenda Kamph and Paul Vergeer entertain the Student Body doing the Charleston. 3. All the Cheerleaders lead the yells at the Bonfire. 4. Danny Pitts and Dena Cooper get ready to light the Bonfire. Homecoming 49 Friday September 23, was the Homecoming Parade starting at 2:00. The parade route was the same, starting at the High School and finishing behind the school. Because it rained this year, the pep assembly was held in the gym. That night the Oakland Oakers were stomped by the Irish 14-0. Afterwards everyone got together for a good time at the dance. 1. A real hit of the parade were Denise Nelson and Debby Redfearn. 2. Lori Zcnchenko and Rod Russell were Mr. and Ms. Irresistable this year. 3. Blake Pollock and his wife seem unaware of the band as they watch the game. 4. The Irish shake hands with the Oakers after their victory. 5. Scoring a touchdown, the Irish make the final score 14-0. 1. Reigning as King and Queen over the Homecoming Week, is Karen Green and Aaron Gray. 2. Kari Lewis and Mike Wilcox reluctantly pay the girls way in. 3. The Gary Storm Group provided the music for the night. 4. Blake Pollock and Monique Mejia crown Roger Peters and Pam Wagoner as Senior Prince and Princess. 5. The Homecoming court for 1977, from left to right: Lisa Wilson and Mike Gray, Freshmen Prince and Princess. Nena Bruner and Jim Brown, Sophomore Prince and Princess. Dena Cooper and Dan Pitts, Mr. Flame and Miss Tourch. Karen Green and Aaron Gray, King and Queen, Roger Peters and Pam Wagoner, Senior Prince and Princess. Jim Maney and Brenda Kamph, Junior Prince and Princess. Rod Russel and Lori Zenchenko, Mr. and Miss Irres-istable. V m IT Y 1. The Irish seem pleased with their last play as they huddle saying Yeah! 2. The Varsity Volleyball team, top row: Rose Flannigan, Becky Steen, Debbie Redfearn, and Karen Green. Top Middle: Kim Peters, Tracee George, Delaine Cooper, and Pam Wagoner. Bottom Middle: Kendy Pettengill, Delinda Dailey, Jill Juhl, and Brenda Kamph. Bottom row: Coach, Miss Anderson, and Manager, Lori Zenchenko. 3. The Irish are No. 1, chant the Varsity team after defeating Glendale. 4. Seniors on the team were, top: Tracee George lettered 2 and 4. Middle: Delinda Dailey lettered 1,2,3, and 4. Kendy Pettengill let-J tered 2,3, and 4. Bottom: Pam Wagoner lettered 2,3 and 4. Karen Green lettered 1,2, 3, and 4. Rose Flannigan let-tere d 2, 3 and 4. 52 Volleyball The J.V. record was 8-1, tying for first place with St. Mary s. 1. Miss Kerege presents Sheryl Barnes with a pillow, for being the most imporved. 2. Miss Kerege presents her team with their achievement cards. 3. Nora Cunliff and Julee Gibson look over their record. 4. The J.V. team, top row: Miss Kerege, Kathy Ronan, Sheryl Barnes, Helen Hollopeter, Nena Bruner, Darla Wright, Angela Green, Tina Bolton, Cindy Stratton, and Sherri Gust. Middle row: Nora Cunliff, Lisa Wilson, Rhonda VanDoren, Caron Michaels, Brenda Cooper, and Carol McCasland. Bottom row: Wendy Kamph, Teresa Miller, Kari Zenchenko, Bobbie Jo George, Michelle Gray, and Gaby Mejia. The Varsity Volleyball team went undefeated with 10-0, becoming the Southern Big Fir League Champions. They then traveled to Oakland to play Yoncalla, the Northern Big Fir League Champs. The Irish lost to Yoncalla , 13-15, 15-13, and 12-15. 1. Rose Flannigan and Debbie Redfern both spike the ball over as Delaine Cooper gets ready for the return. 2. Rose Flannigan Flannigan dinks the ball out of Pam Lerner's reach. 3. Karen Green and her opponent both go up for the spike. 4. Riddle fans really gave the girls alot of support, with the big turnouts for their games. 1. Irish warming up before the game. 2. Karen Green tries to spike it through Pam Wagoner and Rose Flannigan. 3. Debbie Redfearn gets ready to slam it back to McKenzie. 4. Riddle fans stand to cheer the Riddle Volleyball team on to victory. The Varsity Volleyball team traveled to McKenzie, Saturday Nov. 5. They lost two close games against them, 16-14, and 15-12. Coach Anderson said, We didn't play up to our potential, but still played fairly well. Losing the match knocked the Irish out of going to State. Volleyball 55 This year's annual Slave Day grossed $75.00 for the Freshman Class. Top sales were Lisa Wilson and Mike Gray going for $5.00 a piece. 1. Robin Callow tries to push an egg across the gym. 2. Slaves Gaby Mejia, Sheryl Barnes, Angela Green, Wendy Kamph, and Leo Ronan, show some spirit by attempting to sing the school song with a mouth full of marshmellows. 3. Smile. demands Mike Anderson, as his slave Michelle Gray tries to get away. 4, Showing some adoration for their masters. 5. Leo Ronan attracts attention in his new uniform. 6. These slaves got some time out from their duties to pose for a picture. Shown is Velma Hollopeter, Sherri Gust, and Becky Davenport. 56 Slave Day The Junior Class hosted the Powder Puff Football game on November 18 this year. Twenty seniors and freshmen were coached by Mr. Theiral and Mr. Radcliffe. Opposing them were twelve sophomores and juniors, coached by Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hueberher. Cold winds and an icy field slowed the game down and some players even wore gloves. But the effort was worth it as the Junior Class cleared $294.65. The score was 6-0, Karyn Swanson scored the only touchdown in the fourth quarter giving the game to the seniors and freshmen. 1. Referee Arbie Gillaspie tosses the coin as Co-captains choose who will kick-off. 2. Mark McKay, Aaron Gray and Mike Gray, senior-frosh cheerleaders, share cake with sophomore Mike Howard. 3. Yell King Aaron Gray watches the game with junior-sophomore cheerleader Mike Howard. 4. Jim Brown, Rick Gibbons, Mike Anderson, and Mike Howard show their sexy legs. 5. We re the cheerleaders, and we're not the best, 'cause we have a flat chest, chants Mike Anderson. 6. Karyn 57 Swanson (32) runs the ball as Nancy Uken (51) and Caron Michaels (72) go for a tackle. Christmas tulip The Christmas Twirp was held on December 22 and was sponsored by the Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Miss Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas chaperoned the dance. Music was provided by John Cottrell on the stereo system. Getting everyone into the Christmas spirit, the school Christmas tree lighted the occasion. In all the Cheerleaders cleared about $40. 1 • Dancing in the Christmas Spirit! 2. Mr. Thomas pours the chaperones punch. 3. Snuggling close, Mark McKay and Julie Gibson get serious. 4. Foot stomping, finger snapping music. 5. Robin Callow dances with her partner Mike Howard as Karen Green and Aaron Gray get down. 58 Twirp Student Life 59 The DECA Club took eighteen members to the Convention held in Eugene on March 5-8. They competed in many business events and had lots of fun too. Snacfc SliacK 1. The DECA members. Front row, Elaine Pitts-President, Cindy Stratton-Vice-President, Nora Tolman-Sec.-Treasurer, Denise Nelson-Reporter, and Debby Redfeam-Parliamentarian. Second row, Phyllis Ingwcrson, Teresa Parrct, and Cail Hansen. Third row, Rusty Brown, Janet Wooden, Chris Calloway, and Patti Hanna. Top row, Brenda Cooper, Patty Chilcotc, Debbie Shobcrt, Decna Brown, and advisor Mrs. Chapman. Not pictured was Rose Flannigan and Nena Bruner. 2. Phyllis Ingwerson receives her fifth place award in food marketing at Convention. 3. Debbie Shobert and Cail Hansen call bingo at the PTO Carnival where the DECA Club raised $95.40. 4. Serving Mr. Banducci his daily supply of candy bars is Nora Tolman and Cindy Stratton. The Service Club Members. Front row, Vickey Morgan-President, Cindy Stratton-Vice President, Janet Wooden-Secretary-Treasurer, and Debby Redfeam-Reporter. Second row, Phyllis Ingwerson, Rusty Brown, Denise Nelson, and Michelle Riekeman. Third row, Jeanine Ingwerson, Chris Galloway, and Patti Hanna. Fourth row, Debbie Morgan, Patty Chilcote, Kathy Ronan, Mrs. Chapman-Advisor, and Rachel Kimball. Back row, Melinda Block, Lesa Aikens, Deena Brown, and Nora Tolman. The Honor Society Members. Front row, Mike Maney-Sargeant at Arms, Paul Vergeer-President, and Teresa Parret-Secretary-Treasurer. Second row, Mark Rust, Drew Matthews, Tim Johnson, and Duane Davenport. Third row, Rusty Brown, Ron Frunk, Gail Hansen, and Debbie Shobert. Back row, Kelly Southern, Rick Gibbons, Delaine Cooper, Brenda Kamph, Phyllis Ingwerson, and Mrs. Parret-Advisor. Not pictured: Karen Green-Vice-President, Donala Zulegar, Jim Maney, and Rose Flannigan. New members tapped in were Caron Michaels, Pam Hackett, Rachel Kimball, Chris Galloway, Kim Peters, Nora Tolman, Tracee George, Kendy Pettengill, Melinda Block, and Becky Steen. Service-Honor 61 Student Council The Student Council did several things this year. A few of them were such things as, sell Irish Stickers, purchase a table and chairs from the Credit Union, and get the stereo system playing. 1. Danny Pitts holds his first Student Body meeting of the year, in the gym during Homecoming Week. 2. Nancy Uken, Tammi Schofield, Gaby Mejia, and Janet Wooden, ride in the Homecoming Parade. 3. Linda Howell, poses as Betsy Ross on the Student Body float in the Veterans Day Parade. 4. The Student Council for 1977-78 were: (front row) Vice-President- Tammi Schofield, Secretary- Tracee George, President- Dan Pitts, Advertising Managers- Nancy Uken and Janet Wooden. Back row: Brian Davenport, Sgt. at Arms-Aaron Gray, Delaine Cooper, Elaine Pitts, Melinda Block, Kelly Southern, and Kendy Pettengill. 62 S.C. ar Eit s. b. Officers 1. Michelle Gray and Nora Cunliff run for advertising managers. 2. Paul Vergeer gave a crowd pleasing speech and was later elected Student Body President. 3. Becky Steen smiles as she gives her speech while campaigning for secretary-treasurer. 4. The second semester Student Council. Front row, Becky Steen, Tammi Schofield, Nora Cunliff, Michelle Gray, and Gaby Mejia. Second row, Karen Green, Elaine Pitts, and Delaine Cooper. Third row, Tracee George, Rick Gibbons, and Mike Maney. Not pictured, Delinda Dailey, Vickey Morgan, Janet Wooden, Paul Vergeer, Melinda Block, Mark Michaels, John Flannigan, Rachel Kimball, Kendy Pettengill, and Advisor Mr. Theiral. VtrK Once again this year, there was a large number of seniors who got out of school half a day, or even all day, to be on work study. All seniors who have all of their credits, and can find a job, are allowed to be on work study. 1. Delinda Dailey works at her moms sewing store in Myrtle Creek. 2. Kevin Lewis was working at Keel's Machine Shop, but got on out at Hanna, so now Aaron Gray works there. 3. Caught by surprise, is Gail Hansen, who works at Vips in Canyonville. 4. Busy with records, typing, and answering the phone, is Dena Cooper, where she works at D.R. Johnson's. 5. Karen Green keeps busy at C and D, where she is an office girls. Study 1. For windows cleaned spotless, and service with a smile, see Tom Coin at the Fina station on First street. 2. Steve Pence was able to learn more about cars, when he got on at the Riddle Auto Clinic. 3. Linda Van Doren was able to get out of school all day, to work at Paige's Pantry. 4. Having your parents own a business sure made things easier for Carla Osterman to get a job at the Spot. towing BiOOl Not Pictured Mark McKay Rose Flannigan Dan Pitts Elaine Pitts Toby Schofield Ron Frunk Work Study 65 The GAA had many projects this year including, painting their locker room, turkey and rug raffles, and putting on the Sweethearts Ball along with the Lettermen. As traditional, the Lettermen built die bonfire for Homecoming. The Lettermen's Club. Top: Shawn McClen-don-Secretary-Treasure, Mike Maney-President. Standing: Brian Davenport, Mike Howard, Greg Blankenship, Drew Matthews, Ron Frunk, Rick Gibbons, Jim Nelson, Aaron Gray, Mark McKay, Don Wilborn, Don Sprague, Duane Davenport, and Rusty Brown. Kneeling: Bobby Creech, Willy Crip-pen, Mike Anderson, Rick Mabe, Chuck Hughes, and Chris Addis. Not pictured: Jim Maney, Jed Maney, John Kiggins, and Sean Wilson. The GAA members for this year were, back row: Advisor Miss Anderson, Tina Bolton, Nancy Uken, Caron Michaels, Nora Cunliff, Angela Green, T am mi Schofield, Susan Southern, Helen Hollo -peter, Debby Redfern, Denise Nelson, and Cindy Stratton. Top Middle row: Kelly Southern, Elaine Pitts, Sheri Medlen, Robin Callow, Sheryl Barnes, JillJuhl, Marla Meshew, Melinda Block, and Loreena Cottrell. Bottom middle row: Tracee George, Brenda Kamph, Lesa Aikens, Carol McCasland, Kari Zenchenko, Brenda Cooper, and Dottie Hesell. Upper bottom row: Gaby Mejia, Kendy Pettengill, and Lisa Wilson. Bottom: Karen Green-Sgt. at Arms, Delaine Cooper- President, Delinda Dailey-Vice-President, and Kim Peters-Secretary-Treasure. Not pictured: Pam Wagoner. X The Varsity team added new players and a new coach this season Don Nelson, former J. V coach, became the new leader of six seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore. The Irish ended their season with a league record of 2 wins-10 losses and a season record of 8 wins-11 losses. John Audley was high scorer for the season. Tom Johnson was picked for the second all league team. 1. Rick Gibbons lays one up for the Irish. 2. Rod Russel, returning Varsity letterman, makes good use of the other team's foul by sinking the freethrow, 3. Quick passes to the open man, the Irish put it up and score. Rick Gibbons (20), Tom Johnson (32), and Rod Russell (54), demonstrate this to the team. 4. Mark McKay (50) fights for the rebound against Pacific. Helping out are Tom Johnson and Rod Russell. 5. John Audley puts one up over a Crusader and scores another one for the Irish. 1. Jim Maney gets fouled by a Glendale Pirate while catching the ball. 2. The Varsity Team. Standing; Coach Don Nelson, Ron Flunk, Tim Johnson, John Audley, Rod Russell, Jim Nelson, Tom Johnson, Duane Davenport, and manager Mike Howard. Kneeling, Jim Maney, Toby Schofield, Mark McKay, and Rick Gibbons. The annual basketball banquet was held at the Grade School Cafeteria with Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Maney preparing the dinner. Coach Nelson handed out team awards after dessert. Winners were: Rick Gibbons-Mr. Hustle, John Audley-Most Valuable, Mark McKay-Most Consistent, Jim Nelson-Most Improved, and Toby Schofield-Most Inspirational. The players also received a team picture and individual stat sheets. Mrs. Nelson was presented with a bouquet and the team stats received gifts from Mr. Nelson. Toby Schofield Varsity 2, 3, 4 Most Hustle 2, 3 Most Inspirational 4 Ron Flunk Varsity 4 Tim Johnson Varsity 4 Tom Johnson Varsity 2,3,4 Second Team All Star 4 Duane Davenport Varsity 4 Mark McKay Varsity 2, 3, 4 Most Consistant 4 The League record for the Junior Varsity was 1-11, and the season record was 8-13. I. Taking a good shot, Greg Blankenship (42) scores another basket. 2. Avoiding a Crusader block, Lance Bal-com (15) shoots a jumper. 3. Jim Brown (24) goes up for a rebound while teammate Bobby Creech (22) stands ready to assist. 4. Coach Kurtz checte the score during a time-out. 5. Steve Wagoner, Mike Anderson, and other J. V. players celebrate a victory in the locker room. 6. The Junior Varsity team poses in a relaxed formation. Top row: Lance Balcom, Jim Brown, Wes Johnson, Greg Blankenship, Jed Maney, and Shawn McClendon. Bottom row: Coach Kurtz, Mark Pollock, Steve Wagoner, Bobby Creech, Mike Anderson, and manager Joe Miller. 1. Paul Goodson (22), John Flannigan (32), Brian Parett (24), and Scott Tieg (42) all go for the ball. 2. Jumping high over the Monarch defense, Chris Addis puts a shot up. 3. James Roswell (54) knows laying on the court won't score any points, so he aims for the hoop. 4. Coming high off the ground, John Flannigan uses good technique in shooting the ball. 5. The Freshman Team. James Roswell, Mark Michaels, Scott Tieg, Joe Childress, John Flannigan, Brian Parett, Paul Goodson, Kenny Red ling shafer, and Coach Don Banducci. Not pictured was Chris Addis and Joe Smith. ••a 1. Freshmen cheerleader Nora Cunliff smiles while doing their hello cheer. 2. Delaine Cooper reacts to the game while Kelly Southern and Kris Denton talk over the next cheer. 3. J. V. cheerleader Lisa Wilson says, ’’Lets fight. 4. Pam Wagoner and Delinda Dailey cheer to the crowd. 5. Darla Wright chants, Boom sha boom. 6. Hay lets move, says Julee Gibson and Wendy Kamph. 7. Robin Callow and Wendy Kamph stay in time. 8. Leslie Gray of the J. V. squad gets spirited during a pep assembly. 9. Angela Green and Lisa Wilson say, The Irish team can move. 10. We're no. 1, chant Gaby Mejia and Robin Callow. 11. Kelly Southern gives a face to the camera. 12. Cheering for the Varsity team is Delaine Cooper. 13. Kris Denton and Kelly Southern Rock Steady. 14. Getting down is Julee Gibson. Football 1 . Delaine Cooper and Kim Peters. Volleyball 2. Bobi Jo George, Becky Davenport, Denise Nelson, and Robin Callow. Not pictures was Karyn Swanson. Wrestling 3. Teresa Miller, Sherrie Gust, Kari Zenchenko, Bobi Jo George, and Michelle Gray. Not pictured was Donala Zulegar. Track Baseball 4. Melinda Block, Lesa Aik ins, and Sherrie Gust. Not pictured was Caron Michaels and Teresa Miller. Girls Basketball 5. Kim Peters, Delaine Cooper, and Helen Hollopeter. Boys Basketball 6. Lesa Aikens, Cindy Stratton, and Tammi Schofield. Not pictured was Caron Michaels, Nora Tolman, and Darla Wright. 1. Drew Matthews wrestles his opponent trying for a pin. Drew, a senior, wrestled at a 123 pounds this year. 2. Junior Marty Garren tries for another successful takedown during one of his many 136 pound matches. 3. Terry Nelson gives his opponent a banana split. The Irish Team for 1977-78 was: top row, Coach Fred Herinckx, Curtis Chilcote (hwt), Eugene Williams (178), Aaron Gray (168), Terry Nelson (141), Marty Garren (136), and Assistant Coach Terry Thomas. Bottom row, Ken McMunn (148), Efrew Matthews (123), Mike Gray (130), Chuck Hughes (141), and Leo Ronan (157). Not pictured was Russell Williams (98). 1. Aaron Gray takes on Mike McNabb of Glendale. He picks him up, and puts him down. 2. Eugene Williams strives to pin his North Douglas opponent at a home league meet. 3. In exhibition, Mike Gray takes on a North Douglas Warrior and struggles to turn him over. Wrestling 75 District placers for the Irish this year were Aaron Gray 2nd, Terry Nelson 2nd, Eugene Williams 2nd, Rick Whited 2nd, Drew Matthews 1st, and Marty Garren 1st. 1. Wrestling stats Donala Zulegar, Sherri Gust, Teresa Miller, Kari Zenchenko, Bobi Jo George, and Michelle Gray presented the wrestlers and coaches boutonnieres at the wrestling pep assembly. They also gave their advisor, Mrs. Stratton, a pillow with a wrestling emblem on it. 2. Mr. Thomas read a poem about the wrestlers who placed at district and were going on to state competition. 3. Terry Nelson placed second at district and was in state competition for the Irish. State results were Aaron Gray 3rd, Terry Nelson 5th, and Marty Garren 6th. The team finished 16th overall out of about forty schools. Team Awards this year went to Aaron Gray-Most Valuable, Chuck Hughes-Outstanding Freshmen, and Curtis Chilcote-Most Improved. The Wrestling Banquet was held at the Kings Table again this year with wrestlers, wrestling stats, and parents attending. Aaron Gray Lettered 1, 2, 3 SENIORS Outstanding wrestler 3 Outstanding senior 4 District 1977 1st 1978 2nd State 1978 3rd Teny Nelson Lettered 1,2,3 Drew Matthews Lettered 3, 4 Most Valuable 4 District 1977 1st 1978 1st Most Improved 1 District 1977 2nd 1978 2nd State 1978 5th December 22, 1977 1. The Freshmen Class and the new teachers get together for the traditional Dance of the Elves. 2. Mr. Banducci stops for something to eat at the Sophomore table. 3. Mr. Thomas partners up with Wendy Kamph. 4. Kelly Southern goes for the first piece of pizza at the Junior table. 5. Picking at the remainder of food at the Freshmen table, are Mr. Ludlow, John Flannigan, Mike Gray, and Brian McMunn. 6. It seems that Lesa Aikens can't wait for a plate. The Irish had eight returning lettermen this season, all returning state participants. Starting late because of a long volleyball season, the girls built fast showing other teams they had plans of returning to state. 1. Nena Bruner shows pain as a girl from Glide fouls her on a lay up. 2. Senior center, Karen Green, makes her way to the basket and scores. 3. Beating everyone else down court, Karyn Swanson takes advantage of the situation and makes the lay in. 4. During a time out, Coach Anderson gives the Varsity team some playing advice. 5. Down on the floor, Melinda Block scrambles for the ball, beating her opponent to it. 6. Debby Redfeam practices a freethrow as the rest of the team heads for the bench after warm-up. 1. Debbie Redfearn is ready to outsmart a Glide player, by passing the ball to Karen Green. 2. The Girls Varsity Basketball team ended the season with an 8-2 record, and a 11-4 League record. High scorers for the team were: Karen Green, 175 pts. Melinda Block, 84 pts. Karyn Swanson, 84 pts. The team is as follows: (top row) Miss Anderson (coach), Nena Bruner, Delinda Dailey, Melinda Block, and Kendy Pettengill. Front row: Becky Steen, Karen Green, and Pam Wagoner. 3. Becky, Nena, Melinda, and Debbie wait their turn on the bench to play. 4. Seniors on the team were: Pam Wagoner (2,3, 4), Delinda Dailey (2, 3, 4), Karen Green (2, 3, 4), and Kendy Pettengill (2, 3, 4). 5. The girls get some spirit going at the St. Mary's game. The J. V. girls ended with a 4-6 league record. Team awards went to Brenda Kamph-Most Points, Denise Nelson-Most Rebounds, Lesa Aikens-Most Steals and Assists, Tammi Schofield-Most Inspirational, Sheryl Barnes-Most Improved, and Caron Michaels and Lesa Aikens-Most Valuable and Hustle. 1. Lisa Wilson (53) puts the ball up as teammate Tina Bolton (12) cuts across the key. Everybody wants the rebound; Susan Southern and Chris Galloway fight Glide for possession. 3. Sitting the bench, Chris Galloway, Bemi Kamph, Lisa Wilson, and Sheryl Barnes, rest while team-mates take the floor. 4. Glide intimidates Lesa Aikens (13) as she tries to pass the ball off. 5. The J.V. team. Back row: Coach Kathy Kerege, Caron Michaels, Lisa Wilson, Tammi Schofield, Lesa Aikens, Brenda Cooper (manager), and Brenda Kamph. Front row: Dcbby Miller, Angela Green, Susan Southern, Denise Nelson, Sheryl Barnes, and Chris Galloway. Not pictured: Tina Bolton and Sheri Medlen. 6. Blocking out the other team, Carol Kinnie waits to see if Lesa Aikens shot will rebound. On Wednesday, March 8, the Biology II class loaded their gear into a van and a car and set out for Camp Terramar on the Oregon Coast for three days of ocean study. Seventeen students made the trip with two advisors, Mr. Herinckx and Mrs. Stratton. While there, the class observed tide pools at Cape Arago and Sunset Bay, crabbed off the Charleston docks, clammed on a muddy beach and visited other places including Shore Acres, Fossil Point, and Bastendorf Beach. Back at camp, the class played volleyball, football, or ping pong, and some were even observed 'Snipe' hunting. Late Friday morning the class packed a lunch and headed home, stopping at Winchester Bay to eat and observe sea lions and whales off the jetty. 1. Biology teacher, Mr. Herinckx, finds an interesting 'critter' at Sunset Bay on the Oregon Coast. 2. Aaron Cray rescues Cindy Stratton from a rock where she ended up stranded when a wave rolled in. 3. A friendly little creature. This Hermit crab rests in Mr. Herinckx's hand while having his picture taken. He was found on the first day out when the class was studying a tide pool area at Cape Arago. 4. Four of our 'biologists' take a break from their studies to pose for a picture outside their cabin. Left to right are Brian Davenport, Aaron Gray, Greg Blankenship, and Mark McKay. 1. Part of the Biology II class watches the tide roll in at Bastendorf Beach near Charleston, 2, Michelle Riekeman eats breakfast back at Camp Terramar. 3, A sixteen legged star fish caught in a crab net at a dock in Charleston. 4. Greg Blankenship, Aaron Cray, and Mark McKay cook breakfast for a hungry class. 5. Class aide Mark McKay walks along the rocks at Cape Arago. 6. The tide rolls in. Spring 83 miasD'u’v 1 • Mr, Thomas congradulates the team on a great game. 2. Getting the Irish out of another tight spot, Brian Davenport hits another double. 3. Ready to strike the batter out, Marty Garren winds up for the pitch. 4. Marty Garren, Danny Pitts, and Mike Anderson, all seem to have lost the ball. 5. Going low, Mike Maney swings for a single. 6. Lance Balcome seems to like what one of his team members just did. 7. Duane Davenport and Marty Garren take time out to talk over the game situation, and to decide on what needs to be done about it. Riddle-11 Gold Beach- 10 Riddle- 0 Gold Beach- 17 Riddle- 0 Cascade- 12 Riddle- 4 Glide- 22 Riddle- 6 Glendale- 9 Riddle- 5 Salem Acad.- 11 Riddle- 6 Douglas- 5 Riddle- 2 Myrtle Pt.- 11 Riddle-13 Myrtle Pt.- 8 Riddle- 3 Douglas- 5 Riddle- 2 Glide- 3 Riddle-11 Oakland- 2 1. The Varsity Baseball team. Top row from left to right: Duane Davenport, Mike Howard, Steve Wagoner, John Flannigan, Tom Johnson, Rick Mabe, Drew Matthews, Mike Maney, Brian Davenport, and J. V. coach Mr. Thomas. Front row, from left to right: Coach Mr. Hueburger, Lance Balcome, Danny Pitts, John Kiggins, Kenny McCasland (manager), Marty Garren, Shawn McClendon, Mike Anderson. 2. With a careful eye on the ball, Duane Davenport waits to swing, for a great hit. 3. Going all out for the ball, is John Flannigan. Baseball 85 HM.IL Riddle- 6 Elkton- 4 Riddle- 2 Riddle-16 Elkton- 0 Riddle- 1 Riddle-13 Oakland- 1 Riddle- 9 Riddle- 3 S.U.- 11 Riddle- 2 Riddle- 0 N.D.- 9 Riddle- 7 N.D. - 1 1 Play Offs Yoncalla- 11 Riddle- 1 S.U.- 17 Yoncalla- 6 Riddle- 6 Yoncalla- 8 Pacific- 8 Pacific- 1 1. While playing a game at South Umpqua, the players find out the batting order from the South Umpqua scorekeeper, while Mark Micheals goes up to bat. 2, Mike Anderson winds up for another great pitch, 3, The J. V. Baseball team from left to right. Top row: Lance Balcome, John Flannigan, Wes Johnson, Mike Anderson, Rick Mabe, and Marty Garrcn, Front row: Mark Michaels, John Kiggins, Steve Wagoner, Mike Howard, and Coach Thomas, 4, Getting ready for a great play, is John Kiggins. 86 Baseball 1. Karyn Swanson is ready to make her 5 ft, 4 inch jump, 2, Looks like Mr, Kurtz got stuck keeping long jump results. 3, Those members qualifying for District were: Top row, Chuck Hughes, Jim Howell, and John Audley. Second row, Karyn Swanson, Pam Wagoner, and Marty Robbins. Third row, Nena Bruner, Jill Juhl, and Delinda Dailey, Bottom row, Debbie Miller, Don Rieu, and Lisa Wilson, 4. Marty Robbins takes another first in the 100 meters. 5. Still competing against each other, Karyn Swanson and Jill Juhl go for a first and second in the hurdles. 6. It almost seems as if John Audley has springs on his shoes, as he sails over the bar. 1. Racing for an Irish victory, John Audley and Sean Wilson take an easy first and second place. 2. Making a successful handoff in the girls 440 relay, is Nena Bruner and Jill Juhl. 3. Sheryl Barnes puts die shot. 4. Delinda Dailey concentrates on where she wants that javlin to go. 5. With perfect form, Pam Wagoner gets ready to place in the javlin. 6. Determined for a first place, Debbie Miller leans into the finish line, just ahead of North Douglas and Pacific. 7. Giving it all he has, Chuck Hughs springs off the runway. 8. The Co-Ed Track team fcr 1977-78. Backrow: Ron Frunk, Chuck Hughs, Mr. Kurtz (coach), Kirk Daigle, Don Wilbom, Willy Crip-pen, and John Audley. Middle row: Mr. Banducci (coach), Karyn Swanson, Pam Wagoner, Sean Wilson, Angela Green, Nora Cunliff, Eugene Williams, and Miss Anderson (coach). Front middle row: Nena Bruner, Jill Juhl, Delinda Daiely, James Howell, Marty Robbins, and John Robbins. Front row: Donn Rieu, Lisa Wilson, Michelle Gray, Sheryl Barnes, Debbie Miller, and Tina Bolton. Track seemed to be a pretty popular sport for both the boys and girls this year, because both twelve boys and twelve girls went out. During the season, many personal records were broken, and everyone improved greatly. All in all it was a pretty good year for the Riddle High T rac k te am. © (Q)a[ (s] — 1. Donna Rieu leaps for a first place in the long jump. 2. Jim Howell sprints for a first place in the 440 relay. 3. With a burst of energy, Joe Childress puts the shot, for his final chance. 4. Runners take your blocks! Get set! Go! And John Audley and Sean Wilson are off. 5. Tina Bolton keeps a steady pace in the mile. 6. Miss Anderson gets stuck taking times again. 7. Determination for first place, has Lisa Wilson and Nena Bruner fighting to the finish. This year's track program was run by the help of three coaches. Mr. Kurtz, was in charge of long distance and long jump. Mr. Banducci, was in charge of hurdlers, relays, and sprinters. And Miss Anderson was in charge of high jump, discus, and javlin. They found, by dividing the coaches into different sections, they could spend more time with each individual, and help them a lot more. 1 • Delinda Dailey did very well in the javelin this year, and came home with a third from state. 2. Those four track members qualifying for state were: (from left to right) Karyn Swanson, Nena Bruner, Jill Juhl, and Delinda Dailey. 3. Mr. Banducci presented the girls with flowers for their supurb job during the season. From left to right-Nena Bruner, Jill Juhl, Mr. Banducci, Karyn Swanson, Delinda Dailey, Ryan Banducci, and Lisa Wilson. 4. Jill Juhl's wish comes true, when she places before Karyn Swanson in the hurdles. Those qualifying for District were: Marty Robbins; 100 m., mile relay, 400 relay. John Audley, high jump, mile relay. Curtis Chilcote, discus. Don Rieu; 400 relay, mile relay. Chuck Hughes; 400 relay. Delinda Dailey; javelin, 1600 relay. Karyn Swanson; high jump, 100 hurdles, 200 hurdles, 400 relay. Jill Juhl; high jump, 100 hurdles, 200 hurdles, 400 relay. Lisa Wilson; 1600 relay. Pam Wagoner; 1600 relay. This year's registering was done a little differently than it has been done in the past. All of the teachers gathered together in one room, and then each class was let out one at a time, to come in and sign up in which classes they wanted to take. This made registering go a lot faster and more organized, so this method will probably be used in the future. 1, Sheri Medlen tries to figure out her schedule, and at the same time fit Mr, Frantzich's class in, 2, Wes Johnson looks like he found a isolated spot so he can figure out his schedule, without all of the confusion of everyone else, 3, Mr, Nutson gives Vicky Morgan a bad time, before he finally signs her into his class. 4, Caron Michaels and Shawn McClendon do some last minute changes, while Miss Smith waits patiently. The PTO Talent Show, was changed this year to the Gong Show. It was held on April 15, 1978, in the Riddle elementary gym. The show was held in the same fashion as the T.V. series, with Arby Gillespie as Duck Farris. 1. The panel was Mr. Thomas, Mrs. George, and Mrs. Gillespie. 2. Brenda Kamph and Wendy Hughs took second place, singing In The Mood. 3. Wendy was also involved in a jazz dance routine. 4. Neomi Barnes won first place singing You Light up my Life. 5. Kendy Pettengill and Rover are ready to attack the panel after a gong . 6. Aaron Gray the perfect Joe Namath, shows off his legs, doing a Leggs Panty Hose commercial, which was one of the many commercials they had. Monday May 15, the Spring Fashion Show was held in the Riddle Elementary gym. The program began with an installation of new PTO officers. After that, Naomi Barnes sang, Let Me Be There. Then, the girls in Mrs. Patterson's Home-Ec classes, modeled garments they made for themselves or others. And last, Mrs. Patterson handed out awards. 1. Nena and Chelan Bruner, model today's fashions in wool. 2. Mrs. Patterson awards Pam Hackett with the Outstanding Senior Award. 3. Busy cutting out pattern pieces, is Tina Bolton. 4. Taking it slow and easy brings the best results, Donala Zuleger found out. 5. Hand stitching is the hardest part, comments Tam mi Brown. This year's Art Symposium was held on April 20th and 21st. As in the past, it was another success, and all who went really enjoyed themselves. 1 • Bobby Creech puts on his contribution to the painting in Landscape Oils, as John Kiggins, Eugene Williams, and Mike Kiggins look on. 2. John Audley and Tina Bolton gather information in Sketching. 3. Everyone really enjoyed the Vocal Jazz group from the University of Oregon. 4. Lance Balcome, Mr. Kurtz, Nancy Uken, Sean Wilson, Bobby Creech, Wes Johnson, Bret Yates, Shawn McClendon, and Mr. Therial, all seem to be interested in the Watercolor demonstration. 5. Joe Childress tries his luck in Calligraphy. 6. Shawn McClendon pauses as he decides what to write next. 7. Miss Anderson, Carol Kinnie, Chris Galloway, Cindy Stratton, and Duane Davenport, all learn how to use a camera. 8. Timothy Blixseth entertains the group with his musical abilities. 9. Delaine Cooper, Brenda Kamph, JoAnn McBumett, and Kris Denton all get with it during a Modem Dance lesson. 10. Mike Anderson, Aaron Gray, Brian Parret, Paul Goodson, Darla Wright, and Tina Bolton all try the Jazz Dance. WOfl®f 1. Linda Van Doren. 2. Tracee George. 3. Dena Cooper, Todd Sisco, and Delaine Cooper. 4. Irvin and Carol Kinnie. 5. Joe Miller. 6. Nora Tolman. 96 1. First stop on schedule, a view point to look at some whales that were about a mile off shore. 2. Some of the band members investigate the cabins at Fort Clatsop. 3. Riddle High School Band playing at Eddieville High School. 4. With a split-second pause, Mr. Knutson begins a concert. 5. One of the landmarks the band visited was the Astoria Column. 6. The students stopped and climbed to the top of the Astoria Column. This year's band tour included stopping at Siletz, Eddieville, and Warrenton to play concerts. Nights were spent at Twin Rock Camp which was near the beach so students got to play in the ocean. The band also spent one day in Astoria sight seeing and goofing around. % ©@® This year's comedy play, Brother Goose , was a great success. It was presented Friday afternoon to the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades, and also that evening to the public, Mr. Nutson was the new director and the cast included Kendy Pettengill, Paul Vergeer, Aaron Gray, Karen Green, Rick Gibbons, Sheri Medlen, Kelly Southern, Cheryl Barnes, Gaby Mejia, Robin Callow, Wendy Hughes, and Pam Wagoner. Technical problems were taken care of by Mike Maney and crew, 1 • Hy Adams (Kendy Pettengill) entertains herself with a coloring book and crayons while other actors on stage continue the scene. 2. Truckdriver (Aaron Gray), pushes an empty box of 'wheat puffies' into a surprised Jeff Adams (Paul Vergeer) after they had been dumped into his truck's gas line. 3. Poison Ivy covers Lenore Hudson's face after a trick played on her by Hy Adams (Kendy Pettengill). 1. During a courtship scene where Wes Adams (Rick Gibbons) puts the hustle on Eve Mason (Wendy Hughes), Wes sits on a darning needle. 2. Jeff Adams (Paul Vergeer) and Peggy Winkle (Pam Wagoner) are finally united in the end. 3. A disgusted Eve Mason (Wendy Hughes), looks upon Wes Adams' (Rick Gibbons) new mode of transportation. 4. A fussy Mrs. Lumpkins (Karen Green), complains about the housekeeping. 5. During a mock football scrimage, Peggy Winkle (Pam Wagoner), Hy Adams (Kendy Pettengill), Alice the maid (Gaby Mejia), and Carol Adams (Sheri Medlen), get ready to hike the 'ball.' 100 Awards Assembly The Awards Assembly took place on May 22, 1978, in the High School Gymnasium. The Valedictorian award was given to Teresa Parret, and the Salutorian award went to Don Wilbom. Oregon Scholars this year were, Teresa Parret, Don Wilbom, and Mark Rust. The School Spirit Award went to Mike Maney, and the School Activities Award went to Delaine Cooper. The Top Ten Scholarship Awards were given to Teresa Parret, Mike Maney, Don Wilbom, Karen Green, Mark Rust, Phyllis Ingwerson, Delaine Cooper, Paul Vergeer, Kelly Southern, and Rebecca Steen. This year the Honor Society gave out 14 pins; those receiving them were: Pam Hackett, Kendy Pettengill, Pam Wagoner, Tracee George, Rachell Kimball, Kim Peters, Cindy Stratton, Brenda Kamph, Kelly Southern, Paul Vergeer, Melinda Block, Chris Galloway, Caron Michaels, and Rebecca Steen. Changing the pace a little, Mark Rust walked away with both the Outstanding Science and Math Awards. In sports, there were 28 awards given out for Football; Volleyball: Varsity - 12, J. V. - 23; Boys Basketball: Varsity -11, J. V. - 11, Frosh.- 10; Girls Basketball: Varsity 8, J. V. -12 ; Wrestling- 12; Track: Boys- 12, Girls- 12; Baseball: Varsity- 12, J. V. - 2. Other awards that were given out were: Drama: Best Actress-Kendy Pettengill, Best Actor-Rick Gibbons, Technical Theatre Award-Mike Maney. Library-12. Senior White Letters-20. And all of the members of the Hi Q team. 1 • Ron Frunk received the Pat Smith Award from Mr. Matthews, along with a big congratulations for a job well done. 2. This year the Custodians also received awards, (flowering plants) from the coaches for all of their fine work through the year. 3. The 1976-77 Student Council Officers also received awards for their many accomplishments. 4. Joel Buxton received his White Letter from Mr. Foreman. 5. Annual Editor-Tracee George, and Assistant Editor-Delaine Cooper, received an award for all of their hard work on the Annual. 6. Mr. Samples awards Mr. Sayre with a clock plaque for a great job throughout the years. 7. Mr. Hueburger awards Marty Garren for the Most Valuable baseball player. 8. Basketball Manager, Mike Howard receives his award from Mr. Nelson. 9. The girls track team presented Miss Anderson with a plant and hanger. 1. Skateboards were popular all over the country this year, and many people got to be pretty good on them. After lots of hard practice, some got to be as good as Chuck llughcs, who practiced many hours on First Street. 2. But, like anything else, practice makes perfect. 3. Midlength skirts and boots were really in, and wearing them with Fads and Fashions change every year, and sometimes when you look back on the styles that used to be popular, you are amazed that you would even wear such an outfit. As for fads around Riddle, the main ones that everyone seemed to be doing were riding skateboards, flipping bottle caps, and hitting signs with beer bottles. Fashions though, came in a variety of styles. Midi length skirts, gaucho pants, boots, hats and of course satin. D 0 D O 1. Tracee George read the class prophecy, predicting odd occupations for some of her classmates. 2. Kendy Pettengill told of all the trouble the class had been through when she read the class history. 3. Dena Cooper read two or three of each senior will. 4. Juniors, seniors, and faculty all enjoyed the dinner at Chins. 5. Mike Anderson helps hand out senior favors from the junior class. 4 104 Banquet Pir®Dtm 1. The 1978 Prom Court. Queen Kendy Pettengill and King Terry Nelson, Princess Wendy Hughes and Prince Paul Vergeer, Prince Greg Blankenship and Princess Denise Nelson, Princess Delaine Cooper and Prince Brian Davenport, Prince Marty Garren and Princess Sheri Medlen. 2. Queen Kendy Pettengill dances happily with King Terry Nelson during The Best of My Love played by 'Wizard' for coronation. 3. Brad Davenport and Monique Mejia crowned this year's court. 4. Angela Green 'boogies' to the sounds. Court 105 [F®m$®§27 1. 'Wizard’ provided the sounds for the evening. 2. her dad. 4. Wendy Hughes and date danced to many Linda Van Doren and Bob Johnson rest and watch the favorites including Running on Empty. other dancers. 3. Karen Green dances a fast one with 'Fantasy Island' was a great success. Entering through an Alice in Wonderland keyhole, couples faced an excellent band out of Newberg called 'Wizard.' Many of your favorite songs were heard including Werewolves of London, Running on Empty, and Sweet Home Alabama. If you strolled around the edges of the gym, the Juniors took you back to your childhood fantasies of Bambi, Snow White, Peter Pan, and The Wizard of Oz. At 10:30 the coronation took place with Brad Davenport and Monique Mejia filling in for last year's King and Qu en who could not make it. J v [Ptrotffi) 106 Prom OskMI 1. Rusty Brown and Phyllis Ingwerson enjoy their dance Frank Weathers dance. 4. Teachers and Barents watch £ 7 1. The candle lighters started the ceremony by lighting the way. They were, Delaine Cooper, Kim Peters, Brenda Kamph, Wendy Hughes, JoAnn McBumett, Sheri Medlen, Kelly Southern, Tina Bolton, Nancy Uken, and Cindy Stratton. 2. Gail Hansen and Duane Davenport are ready to graduate. 3. Mr. Sayre opens the ceremony with a welcoming. 4. Teresa Parret, the Valedictorian, talks about the graduating class as a whole. 5. Speaking on success and failure is the Salutatorian, Mark Rust. 108 Graduation 1. With a warm smile and a hearty handshake, Mr. Johnson presents Mike Maney with his diploma. 2. Don Sprague and Karyn Swanson both seem relieved after the ceremony is over, and ready to go party. 3. Standing in line after graduation are, Tammi Bond, Toby Schofield, Kendy Pettengill, Mike Maney, Phyllis Ingwer-son, Rusty Brown, Pam Hackett, Joel Buxton, Karyn Swanson, and Don Sprague. 4. Naomi Barnes brightens the ceremony with her beautiful voice. The Day Is Done ■« But Its Memories Are Our Forever Jr. High 111 Jessie Applegate Connie Bruner Elizabeth Allen Billie Chambers Joel Baker Jeff Cole Carmen Daigle Bill Darling Rick DeWitt Charlie Everette Rich Frunk Robin Garren Lane Harrison Lisa Hernandez Danny Hooley G IP A ID IE Naomi Barnes Nancy Block Renee Britain Ben Cooper Teena Creech Wendy Crippen Ronald Dickey Joe Dixon Mary Eskridge Roby Gibbons Roy Gibbons Sherri Goodson Richard Hornback Renee Howell Collette Kimball 112 Darin Klope Cindy Lawson Howard Lunderstadt Arnold Miller Helen Redlingshafer Chani Mitchell Greg Saily Randy Neiman Jeff Schwab Vernon Smith Greg Stratton Red Swanson Cindy Wagoner David White Kenneth Wilcox Diane McCartt Mitchell Nash Kyle Schwab Mike Thompson Karen Wooden Thea McClendon Debbie Page Lourie Smith Rod Thompson Tim Youngblood Alan McMunn Gracie Page Dorthy Sprague Shelley Tolman Paul Zenchenko 0 IF 1 1 r 114 e d aV ID IE . ' Brian Gibson Rick Herandez Lynette Johnson Tina Hair Terri Highs Jim Jones Dean Harrison Nanci Humphreys Robert Jones Sherri Cockrell Robby Davis Lucky Cole Reagan Dickie Jennifer Cole Joe Dixon Greg Daigle Leslie Fisler Tom Addis Kaylyn Allen Wronda Barkley Jamie Barnes Mark Clark 1. The Jr. High Band, under the direction of Mr. Nutson, get ready for their Spring Concert. 2. Mike Tieg and Mike Lewis, seem to be wishing they were out on the court. 3. Tracee Malby gives it all she's got, as she throws the discus. Todd Kamph Mike Kiggins Mike Lewis Kathie Lincecum Bill Mabe Tracee Malaby Daren McKay Gordon McMunn Donna Merkle Not Pictured Valerie Dockery Mike Hanks Baron Sampler Dean Tieg Bret Yates Lisa Saily Danny Simpson Robby Uken John Wagoner Pat Wilborn 1. During the Fine Arts Symposium Jamie Pitchford listens to the Tole Painting Instructor. 2. It looks like Bret Yates found a nice corner to eat his lunch. 3. Shery, Kaylynn, and Kathie, are all at work during an art class. Barry Miller Vince Morgan Eric Murphy Alice Parker Jamie Pitchford Bill Ramsey Jim Randolph Gary Rust € r 115 w II N T IE IE § IP C IE ir $ j II ) 1. The Jr. High Football team, top row from left to right. Vince Morgan, Bill Darling, Lane Harrison, Mike Thompson, Red Swanson, Ben Cooper, Roby Gibbons, Joel Baker, Kyle Schwab, and Howard Lund- IH I erstadt. Middle row. Coach Mr. Therial, John Wagoner, ■ Mike Kiggins, Daren Mc- ■ Kay, Paul Zenchenko, Roy Gibbons, Jeff Cole, Greg ■ Saily, Mike Lewis, Richard ■ Frunk, and Coach Mr. Heu- ■ berger. Front row. Todd Kamph, Dean Harrison, Bill (G Mabe, Gary Rust, David White, and Rick Dewitt. Not pictured. Robert Jones, Randy Naiman, Ken Wilcox, Rob Davis, Robby I_ I Uken, Jim Jones, Tom Ad - dis, Jamie Barnes, Jim Ran-■ dolph, Mark Clark, and H I Brett Yates. 3. The Seventh Grade Basketball team. Top row from left to right. Gary Rust, Lucky Cole, Brian Gibson, Vince Morgan, Rob Davis, Darrel Dixon, Brett Yates, and John Wagoner. Front row. Jamie Barnes, Robert Jones, Loni Uken, Mike Lewis, Coach Ryan, and Gordon McMunn (manager). Not pictured is Bill Mabe, Mike Kiggins, Todd Kamph (manager) Dean Teig, and Tom Addis. i 2. The Jr. High Wrestling team for 1977-78. They are from left to right: (top row) Mr. Ludlow (coach) Mitchell Nash, Howard Lunderstedt, Roy Gibbons. Front row: Greg Stratton, Mike Kiggins, and Mike Lewis. 116 nr mj 1. Football Cheerleaders. Wendy Crippen, Carmen Daigle, Yell Queen Gracie Page, Sherrie Cockrell, and Nanci Humphreys. 2. Eighth Grade Basketball Cheerleaders. Debbie Page, Yell Queen Laurie Smith, Thea McClendon, Nancy Block, and Naomi Barnes. 3. Seventh Grade Basketball Cheerleaders. Kaylynn Allen, Yell Queen Reagan Dickey, Lynette Johnson, Tracee Malaby, and Terri Hughes. J II I.) rl II HD 117 Top Picture: Sherre Cockrell, Lisa Sailey, Leslie Fisler, Debbie Page, Nanci Block, Connie Bruner, Thea McClendon, Teri Hughes, and Cindy Wagoner. Next Row: Lynettc Johnson, Nanci Humphreys, Regan Dickey, Gracie Page, Kathie Lincecume, Teena Creech, and Tracee Malaby. Bottom Piet lingshafer othy Sprague, Teena Creech, Sherri Goodson, Helen Red-sClendon, Debbie Page, Tracee Malaby, Nanci Humphreys, Cindi Wagoner, Carmen Daigle, Wendy Crippen, and Cindy Lawson. Second row, Comiie Bruner, Reagen Dickey, Laurie Smith, Terri Hughes, Lisa Sailey, Nanci Block, Naomi Barnes, Kaylyxm Allen, and Gracie Page. 1. The Boys track team are: front row- Mike Kiggins, Bill Ramsey, John Wagoner, Coach Forman. Back row- Mitchell Nash, Kyle Schwab, Lane Harrison, Rob Davis, Veman Smith, Howard Lunderstadt, and Joel Baker. 2. Joel Baker crosses the finish line. 3. The girls track team are: front row: Sherri Cockrell, Terri Hughes, Tracee Malaby, Teena Creech, Cindy Lawson, Cindy Wagoner, Thea McClendon, Jennifer Cole, and Cracie Page. Back row: Lisa Sailey, Sherri Goodson, Debbie Page, Laurie Smith, Nancy Block, Naomi Barnes, Regan Dickey, Nanci Humphreys, Kathie Lincecume, Helen Redlingshafer, Carmen Daigle, and Connie Bruner. 4. Teena Creech jumps the hurdle. 5. Laurie Smith comes in first for the relay. 6. Howard Lunderstadt runs on. 119 120 1. Kaylynn Allen-one of the girl players. 2. Jeff Cole prepares to pitch while Dave White waits for the ball. 3. Jeff Cole prepares to steal the next base. 4. Roy Gibbons swings for a good hit. 5. Jeff Cole pitches a fast ball at his opponent. 6. Isn't this the way we relax when it's over? 1. Red Swanson plays another good song to move with. 2. Rob Davis and Laurie Smith dance to a swing'en song. 3. Roy Gibbons and his partner quietly sway with the music. 4. Karen Wooden concentrates on her moves. Liz Allen sits quietly on the sideline watching the others dance. 121 1. Mrs. Patterson speaks before the Junior High students. 2. Mr. Banducci gives Gary Rust his award. 3. The Eighth grade basketball team stands to receive their awards. 4. Wendy Crippen comes forward to receive her award from Mr. Banducci. 5. Lauri Smith, Debbie Page, Thea McClendon, Nancy Block, and Naomi Barnes receive their award for Eighth grade basketball cheerleading. 1. The students stand to repeat their oath. 2. Lisa Wilson speaks before the Jr. High. 3. The Jr. High Honor Society: Howard Lunderstadt, Lisa Wilson, Nancy Block, and John Flannigan. Middle Row: Angela Green, Gaby Mejia, Teresa Miller, Nora Cunliff, Chris Addis, and Mr. Banducci. Back Row: Robin Callow, Sherri Gust, Collette Kimball, and Mark Michaels. 4. Lisa Wilson speaks again. 5. Mrs. Heuberger hands out athletic awards. 6. The Jr. High Honor Society watch quietly. 7. More of the Jr. High Honor Society listen to the speaker. 8. John Flannigan gives his speech. 9. Mark Michaels calls on another new member. JR. men AWA IK ID S 1. Diane McCart swings at the ball while Vince Morgan and Tom Addis watch. 2. 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DONNA'S DONUT SHOP g Forest Gler IjOSPITRL gj and UTebicrl Certer 233 4211 Canyonvillc COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. -ZL £jc S2SZ d.riire-in m Adj 155 D«AY and mm gficanr TI ECTRIG CWGRjrTU'LJlT'ES tlie CImASS of 158 Closing m{A) Addis, Chris (9) 43, 26, 5, 71, 97, 66 Addis, Frances (11) 20 Aikens, Lesa(10) 23, 55, 777, 70, 35, 61, 73 Alif, Mark (10) Anderson, iMikc (11) 20, 57, 56, 43, 47, 54, 37, 66, 70, 104, 85, 95 Audley, John (11)20, 68, 69, 88, 89, 151, 91, 94 (B) Balcom, Lance (11) 20, 43, 56, 66, 70, 94, 85 Barnes, Sheryl (9)56, 26, 53, 55, 80, 97, 88, 89 Bates, Lee (ll) 20 Blankenship, Cree(12) 20, 81, 82, 66, 70, 105 Block, Melinda (10) 23, 78, 61, 62, 79 Bolton, Tina (10) 20, 22, 53, 89, 93, 33, 94 Brown, Chester Rusty (12) 10, 60, 61, 15, 39, 66, 107 Brown, (Redlingshafer) Deena (11)22, 60, 61 Brown, (Bond) Tammi (12) 10, 15, 18, 19, 22, 60, 61, 109 Brown, Jim (10) 57, 43, 23, 51, 54, 70 Bruner, Nena (10)23, 51, 5T, 7$, 25, 35, 79, 88, 89, 93, 151, 90 Buxton, Joel (12)43, 44, 42, 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