Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

THE 1979 SHAMROCK Editor Delaine Cooper Assistant Editors Nora Tolman Robin Callow Angela Green Staff Patty Chilcote James Howell Mike Anderson Nancy Uken Jim Robinette Jeanine Ingwerson Advisor Mrs. Banducci Advertisements Nora Tolman Photographers Brian Davenport Bobby Creech Chris Galloway Tim Wilborn Joe Miller John Kiggins Sean Wilson Joe Childress Advisors Mr. Steen Mr. Carlson Volume XXXXII Riddle High School, Riddle Oregon 97469 TRBLE OF CONTENTS PEOPLE 5 FALL 37 WINTER 53 SPRING 73 STUDENT LIFE 95 FINAL MOMENTS 109 JUNIOR HIGH 121 ADS 139 INDEX 171 People 5 Elizabeth Allen Joel Baker Connie Bruner Cindy Lawson shows her true Irish spirit to the camera. Owners Rick Mabe and Mike Anderson assist her. Nancy Block Jeff Cole Teena Creech Carmen Daigle Ron Dickey Naomi Barnes Billie Chambers Ben Cooper Bill Darling Linda DeCamp Wendy Crippen Rick Dewitt Mary Eskridge Roby Gibbons Roy Gibbons Cindy Lawson Joe Dixon Senior owner Mike Anderson makes Joe Dixon smile to the crowd. Slaves were dressed in various outfits and forced to perform many duties by the upper classmen. Charlie Everett Robin Garren Sherri Goodson Lane Harrison Bonnie Howell Renee Howell Don Jones Darin Klope Collette Kimball Frosh 7 If Riddle High School would have had a visitor on October 5, they probably would have thought the school had turned into a haven for excapees from Salem. Acutally, it was Freshmen Slave Daysomething every upperclassman waits anxiously for and every freshmen cringes from. On this day, a number of boys forgot they were boys and wore dresses to school. There was also a frog, a skindiver, a black slave, and a Dolly Parton look alike walking around the school. In all the freshmen class took in over $200 and the most expensive slave sold for a big $17. Howard Lunderstadt Alan McMunn Mitchell Nash Cracie Page Kyle Schwab Diane McCartt Arnold Miller Randy Naimon Helen Redlingshafer Jeff Schwab Thea McClendon Chani Mitchell Debbie Page Greg Sailey Dave Schenk Roy Gibbons scrubs his owner's jeep after many runs through the mud and dirt. Randy Dew leads his cute young girl down the hall between Laurie Smith Red Swanson Shelly Tolman David White Tim Youngblood Vernon Smith Rod Thompson Cindi Wagoner Karen Wooden Paul Zenchenko Julee Gibson Paul Goodson Michelle Gray Mike Gray Angela Green Sherri Gust Chris Addis Sheryl Barnes Robin Callow Judy Cantrell Joe Childress Larry' Cottrell Nora Cunliff Becky Davenport John Flannigan Bobi Jo George 10 Soph Brian McMunn Gaby Mejia Mark Michaels ■■■ The class officers, along with the rest of the Sophomres, put together many Not Pictured; Sarah Coffey, Mark Morgan, and Russell money-making projects including the Williams.____________________________ smash-up and selling Irish pennants to — promote school spirit. The Sophomores also went on to take first place in the Homecoming Week activities. Taking first place in most of the competitions the Sophomores accumulated 252 points. Sheryl Banes entered the Voice of Democracy Contest and 1. Seen on the opposite page are Ted Roberts and Lisa Wilson, representing the class of 1981 during Homecoming Week on Cave Man Day. 2. A moment of glory for John Flannigan and Lisa Wilson, this year's sophomore prince and princess on Homecoming Court. 3. Gaby Mejia grins as Wendy Kamph looks on with surprise. 4. Sheryl Barnes, Sherri Gust, Angela Green, and Lisa Wilson are caught taking a rest from band. 5. Scott Tieg takes a swing at one of the sophomroe money-making projects, the Smash-Up, during Homecoming Week. wrote a priz winning speech on Why I Care About America. She also went on to District Playoffs and brought back a third place. She collected a total of $150 in certificates. Scott Teig Lisa Wilson Kari Zenchenko Joe Smith Anita Synan James Roswell Shelly Schofield Kenny Redlingshafer Ted Roberts Leo Ronan Lesa Aikins Melinda Block Shealyn Buxton Jim Brown Curtis Chilcote Willy Crippen 14 Juniors Wes Johnson Johnny McCartt Linda Howell Rick Mabe Caron Michaels Mike Howard Kerry Lewis Shawn McClendon Lois Miller Helen Hollopeter John Kiggins Carol McCasland Joe Miller Randy Moreland Gail Nash Jim Nelson Rachel Riekeman John Robbins Tammi Schofield Susan Southern Becky Steen Dawn Wager Steve Wagoner Tim Wilbom Sean Wilson Rick Whited Darla Wright Rhonda Van Doren Lyle Zufelt 1. Curtis Chilcote and Tim Wilbom sell goodies at a basketball game for the Junior class. 2. Mike Howard waves the megaphone in silent victory as Joe Miller watches the volleyball team win again. 3. 1 'Mountain Man Mabe'1 poses during Western Days of Homecoming Week. 4. Johnny McCartt concentrates on a shop project. 5. Printing the Green 'R' is Kerry Lewis. 6. The prom committee meets to discuss important plans. Juniors 17 Connie Delaine Cooper Dennis Larry Dixon Ricky Dean Gibbons Jerome Kirk Daigle Donna Marie Foster Johnny Clinton Hayter Brian Lee Davenport 19 is Timmie Dean Morgan Victoria Rae Morgan Denise Jo Nelson Kimberlee Ann Peters Deborah Marie Redfeam Michelle Renee Riekman Kenneth Leland McMunn Jr. Sheri Lee Medlin Debra Ann Miller CLASS OFFICERS Class Representatives Tina Bolton Donna Foster Historians Berni Kamph Rick Gibbons Delaine Cooper Advisors Mr. Steen Mr. Herinckx Donald Louis Rieu Marty Allen Robbins I Rodney Edward Russell Cynthia Lee Stratton Kathleen Marie Ronan James Edward Robinette Penelope Lynn Scott Kelly Anne Southern FRANCES JEAN ADDIS Volleyball 1,2. Wrestling Stat 1, 2. Service Club 1, 2, 3. Honor Society 1, 2, 3. Work Study 4. MICHAEL ALAN ANDERSON Football Manager 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3. Band Tour 1. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Annual 4. Outdoor Ed. Counselor 2.3. Grade School Aide 4. Lettermen 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. HOWARD JOHN AUDLEY Football 1. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. All League Honorable Mention 2. Most Valuable Player 3. Track 1, 2, 3. Homecoming Committee 1, 2.3. Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Work Study 4. LANCE BALCOM Transfer from Marenisco, Michigan 2. Football 2,3. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3. Homecoming Court 4. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. Lettermen's Vice-President 3. GREGORY ALAN BLANKENSHIP Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1. Track 1,2. Class President 2, 4. Student Council 2,4. Journalism 4. Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Library 3. Prom Court 3. Graduation Usher 3. Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Woodworking 1,2, 4. Best Underclassmen in Track 1. Lettermen's Secretary 2. TINA BELLE BOLTON Volleyball 2, 3, 4. District 4. Basketball 3,4. Track 3. GAA 3, 4. GAA Float Committee 4. Class Secretary 2. Class Representative 4. Prom Committee 3. Library 4. Graduation Candle Lighter 3. Wool Contest 4. Powder Puff Football 3. Student Council 4. DECA Fashion Show 4. PATTY LOU CHILCOTE GAA 1. Volleyball 1. Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr. Honor Society 1. Band 1. Band Tour 1 Annual 4. DECA 2,3. DECA State Convention 3. Aide 2,3. Freakers Ball Committee 3. Christmas Dance Committee 2. Chorus 2. Prom. Committee 3. CONNIE DELAINE COOPER Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. All League 3. Honorable Mention 4. Most Inspirational 3,4. Outstanding Senior 4. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Football Stat 3. Girls Basketball Stat 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. Track 1. Class Vice-President 1. Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. Class Historian 4. Student Council 1, 3, 4. Annual 2, 3, 4. Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4. Outdoor Ed. Counselor 2, 3. GAA1, 2, 3, 4. GAA Secretary-Treasurer 2,4. GAA President 3. Prom Co-Chairman 3. Prom Court 3. School Activities Award 3. Class Float Committee i, 2, 3. GAA Float Committee 4. Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Twirp Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Sweethearts Committee 3. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Candlelighter 3. Top Ten 1, 2, 3. BRIAN LEE DAVENPORT Baseball 1, 2, 3. Most Inspirational 3. Who's Who in American High School Athletics-Baseball 3. Football 1, 2, 3. All League Honorable Mention 3. Wrestling 1. 4th in District. Lettermen 1, 2, 3, 4. Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Band President 3, 4. Band Tour 1,3. Student council 3.4. Prom Court 3. Homecoming Court 4. Bonfire Committee 3,4. Twirp Committee 4. DENNIS LARRY DIXON Football 1. Class Vice-President 2. Class Float Committee 1,2, 3.4. Library 3. Woodworking 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 2. Prom Committee 3. Work Study 4. MARTY DOUGLAS CARREN Football 1. Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4. First in District 2, 3. Baseball 1, 2. 3. Most Valuable 3. All League 3. Prom Court 3. Homecoming Court 4. Band 1,2, 3. Class Sargeant at Arms 2. Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4. Work Study 4. RICKY DEAN GIBBONS Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain 4. All league 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Most Hustle 3. Baseball 1,2. Work Study 4. Horfiecoming Court 4. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Body Sargeant at Arms 1, 2. Class President 2,3. Class Historian 4. Lettermen's Club 2, 3.4. Lettermen's President 4. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. School Play 3. Best Actor Award 3. Prom Committee 3. Sweetheart's Court 1. Homecoming Committee 2, 3. Journalism 3,4. Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. Honor Society Sargeant at Arms 4. JOHNNY CLINTON HAYTER Football 1,2. Woodworking 1,4. Transfer from Lakeview, Oregon 4. Library 4. Float Committee 4. JAMES CLEVELAND HOWELL Track 1, 2, 3. Library 3. Annual 4. Snowball Twirp Court 4. Prom Committee 3. Electronics 2,3, 4. BRENDA ANN KAMPH Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. All League Honorable Mention 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA Vice-President 1. GAA Sargeant at Arms 2. Class Sargeant at Arms 1, 2. Class Vice-President 3. Class Historian 4. Green 'R' Editor 4. Cheerleading 4. School Play 2,3. Homecoming Court 3, 4. Homecoming Committee 1,2, 3, 4. Prom Committee 2, 3. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 1, 2,4. Outdoor Ed. Counselor 2,3. Girls State 3. Candlelighter 3. Float Committee 1, 2, 3. Fashion Show 2. Band 1, 2, 3. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Band Tour 1, 3. Aide 1, 2, 3. Sweetheart's Committee 2,3. Powder Puff Football 2,3. Band Officer 2, 3. PATTI ANN KERNAN Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Service Club Secretary 2. DECA 2, 3, 4. DECA Convention 3. Aide 2. Office Simulation 3, 4. Track 1. Prom Committee 3. CAROL ANN KINNIE Basketball 3. Fashion Show 4. Homecoming Committee 3,4. Float Committee 3,4. Chorus 2, 3. Volleyball Linesman 4. Class Sargeant at Arms 4. JAMES PATRICK MANEY Football 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Baseball 1,2. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society Vice-President 4. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Court 3. Float Committee 1, 2, 3. Library 4. LESLIE JOANN McBURNETT Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. Annual 2. Sweetheart's Court 2. Library 4. Work Study 4. Prom Committee 3. DEBRA ANN MILLER GAA 1, 2. Volleyball 1, 2, 4. Basketball 3. Track 2,3. Cheerleader 4. Band 1,2. VICTORIA RAE MORGAN Volleyball 1. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Band Tour 1,3. Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Service Club President 3. DECA 4. 24 Seniors JO DENISE NELSON Volleyball 1. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Volleyball Stat 2,3. Float Committee 2, 3. Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CAA 3. DECA 2, 3, 4. DECA Convention 3. Class Secretary-Treasurer 2. DECA Officer 3. Prom Committee 3. Work Study 4. Aide 2,3. Prom Court 3. KIMBERLEE ANN PETERS Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. All League 4. All League Honorable Mention 3. Track 1, 2. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. CAA Secretary-Treasurer 3. Honor Society 3,4. Cheerleading Yell Queen 4. Journalism 4. Girls Basketball Stat 3. Football Stat 3. Aide 4. Student Council 4. Prom Committee 3. Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Court 1, 2, 4. Sweetheart's Court 3. Sweetheart's Committee 3. Library 2. Candlelighter 3. Powder Puff 2,3. DEBORAH MARIE REDFEARN Volleyball 1,2,3, 4. GAA 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. DECA 2,3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Work Study 4. DECA Officer 3. Service Club Officer 3. DECA Convention 3. Library 3. Band 1,2. Band Tour 1. Float Committee 2,4. P.T.O. Clown 2. MICHELLE RENEE R1EKEMAN Band 1,2. Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Prom Commitee 3. School Play 2. Junior Honor Society 1. Fashion Show 3. Aide 1, 2, 4. Journalism 2, 4. Annual 2. Library 1, 2. Float Committee 2. DONN LOUIS R1EU Transfer from California 3. Basketball 3. Track 3. Class Vice-President 4. JAMES EDWARD ROBINETTE Football 1. Track 1,2. Photograph 1. Float Committee 3, 4. Annual 4 Work Study 4. KATHY MARIE RONAN DECA 2, 3, 4. Service Club 2, 3, 4. Service Club Officer 4. Volleyball 1, 2, 3. Track Stat 1. Annual 2. Choir 1,2. GAA 2. Prom Committee 3. Aide 4. RODNEY EDWARD RUSSELL Float Committee 4. Lettermen's Club 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Most Valuable Player 3. Glendae Tourney Most Valuable Player 4. KELLY ANNE SOUTHERN Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. School Play 1, 2, 3. Class President 1. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Sweetheart's Court i, 2. Homecoming Court 2, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. PSAT NMSQT Honorable Mention 3. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Turkey Twirp Court 2. Green 'R' Editor 2. Volleyball 1. Top Ten 2, 3. Typing Award 1. Service Club 1. Candlelighter 3. GAA 3, 4. CYNTHIA LEE STRATTON Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DECA 2, 3, 4. DECA President 4. DECA Vice-President 3. Service Club Vice-President 3. Class Sargeant at Arms 2,3. Prom Co-Chairman 3. Volleyball 1, 3, 4. Wrestling Stat 1,2. Boys Basketball Stat 3. Sweetheart's Court 2. Wool Contest 4. Powder Puff Football 3. Honor Society 3, 4. GAA 1, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee 2,3, 4. Student Council 4. NORA MAY TOLMAN Choir 1. CAA 1. Volleyball 1. DECA 2,3. DECA Secretary-Treasurer 3. Service Club 2,3, 4. Boys Basketball Stat 3. Annual 3,4. Assistant Editor 4. Advertising Manager 4. Aide 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. NANCY JEAN UKEN Student Body Advertising Manager 2.3. Student Council 2, 3. GAA 2.3. School Play 2,3. Annual 2, 4. Photography 3. Girl's Basketball Manager 3. Work Study 4. PAUL DUANE VERGEER Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society President 3. Green 'R' Assistant Editor 2. Typing Award 1. Top Ten 1, 2, 3. Student Council 3,4. Class Representative 3. School Play 1, 2,3. Best Actor 2. Prom Court 3. Literary Club Assistant Editor 3. Student Body President 3,4. Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Library 3,4. Graduation Usher 3. Hi-Q Team Alternate 3. JANET KAY WOODEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Band Tour 1,3. Volleyball Stat 2. Band Advertising Manager 4. Track Stat 1. Volleyball 1. GAA 1. Student Council Advertising Manager 2, 3. Student Council 2, 3, 4. Service Club 2, 3, 4. Service Club President 4. Service Club Secretary 3. DECA Parlamentarian 4. School Play 2. Concert Stage Designer 3,4. Prom Committee 3. Library 1, 3, 4. DECA Fashion Show 4. Seniors 25 Once again the senior class has voted ontheir favorite class personalities and here are the results 1. Most likely to succeed; Paul Vergeer and Delaine Cooper. 2. Best body and build; Rod Russell and Kim Peters. 3. Prettiest smile and sexiest; Kim Peters and Jim Maney. 4. Smartest; Kelly Southern and Paul Vergeer. S. Shyest; Tim Morgan and Patti Chilcote. Not pictured is Delaine Cooper and Donn Rieu; prettiest eyes and JoAnn Mcbumett and Donn Rieu; prettiest hair. 1. Class clowns; Mike Anderson and Bemi Kamph. 2. Most athletic, best personality, best all around and most talented; Rick Gibbons and Bemi Kamph. 3. Best legs; Rod Russell and Cindy Stratton. 4. Best dressed and biggest flirt; Rick Gibbons and JoAnn McBumett. 5. Most school spirit; Rick Gibbons and Delaine Cooper. 1. Mr. Samples is our school district's superintendent. 2. Kathy Roberts is the Deputy Clerk. 3. Richard Stratton is the chairman of the School Board. 4. Another member of the school board is Barbara Dailey. 5. Mr. Rust, Mr. Matthews, and Mr. Meeks, join Ramon Stremcha at a meeting. 28 Administration 29 Mrs. Jones 1. Dennis wants our grounds to stay beautiful so he hangs a sign to remind us. 2. Watering the grass is just one of the many jobs our groundskeepers do. 3. Bob Church can be found in the shop a big part of his day fixing whatever needs to be fixed. Mrs. Chandler Mrs. Colter Miss Martha Andersoi Physical Education Health GAA Advisor Varsity Volleyball Varsity Basketball Varsity Track Freshmen Advisor Mr. Terry Thomas Physical Education Health Vocational Cruise Varsity Wrestling Freshmen Class Mr. Leslie Carlson Industrial Arts Skills Center Vocational Cruise Woodworking Crafts Welding Faculty 31 mm eeoaoaes Mr. LaVem Frantzich Basic Math Geometry Algebra II Trigonometry Chemistry Junior Advisor Mr. Rodney Steen Basic Math Algebra I Computer Programs Photography Electronics Senior Advisor Mr. Fred Herinckx Eighth Science IPS Science Biology I Biology II Senior Advisor Jr. High Wrestling Mr. Russell Martindale Jr. High Science IPS Science Jr. High Advisor 32 Faculty jbuOLiaw a Miss Dian Smith English Speech Cheerleading Advisor Honor Society Advisor Mr. Don Heuberger Social Studies Health Varsity Baseball Jr. High Football Mr. Bob Radcliffe English Basic English Hi Q Advisor Mr. Richard Theiral Jr. High Math Individualized Instr. Social Studies Student Council Advisor Sophomore Advisor Mr. Dale Kurtz Social Studies Art Freshmen Basketball Sophomore Advisor Varsity Track Faculty 33 COQWBaSQ Mrs. Cheryl Patterson Vocational Cruise Home Economics Dean of Girls Jr. High Cheerleaders Junior Advisor Wool Contest Mrs. Janice Parret Library Library Orientation Honor Society Advisor Mrs. Rosemary Banducci Typing 1 Annual Business Machines Diversified Occupations Journalism Personal Finance Mrs. Blanche Chapman Vocational Cruise Bookkeeping Consumer Law Office Simulation Personal Finance Marketing DECA Advisor Service Club Advisor 34 Faculty Mr. Bruce Nutson Band Choir Drama Advisor Pep Band Marching Band Mr. Don Banducci Junior High English World Geography JV Basketball JV Baseball Junior Honor Society Junior High Advisor Mr. Gene Forman Speed Reading Social Studies Reading Varsity Football Eighth Basketball Lettermens Advisor Junior High Track Mrs. Cheryl Nutson Math Aide Shop Aide BQC2© Faculty 35 ! - 1. Rhonda Van Doren shows who's got spirit during Kiddie Day of Homecoming Week as she yells for the Juniors. 2. Even Irish dolls join in as the seniors, including Debby Redfeam, cheer their class onto a first place in the Kiddie Crawl Race. Dress competition was won by the sophomores and second place went to the freshmen with the seniors in third. Homecoming Week was October 23-27 at R.H.S. this year. Monday started off with Kiddie Day and students roamed the halls carrying their favorite teddy or dolly. A crawl race was held with the seniors taking first and dress up was won by the sophomores. Tuesday cowboys and Indians went on the war path in various styles of western gear. The licorice eating contest was won by the seniors and dress up again went to the sophomores. Bobbin' at the soc hop came Wednesday with 50's Day and again the sophomores won dress up. Thursday Irish fans went into the past and roamed around in caveman outfits. Seniors won the pyramid building contest and sophomores won dress again. Friday was Irish or Green and White Day. Dress up was won by the sophomores with every one in their class dressing up! The sophomore smash was also won by the sophomores. The annual parade started at two o'clock with the Sheriff and High School Band leading. The club and class floats, Homecoming Court, football team and Grade School kids followed. After the parade, everyone went down to the football for the pep assembly where Mr. Nelson and Mr. Banducci did a bike stunt for everyone. Classes performed skits and the cheerleaders, with the help of the band, led the crowd in chants and skits. Finally the float winners were announced with the freshmen taking first, juniors second and sophomores third. Hall decorations went to the sophomores, second place was seniors and third juniors. After the points were tallied, the spirited sophomores won overwhelmingly. 38 Homecoming caet© m caoaca Western Day came on Tuesday of Homecoming Week with a lot of the student body participating as cowboys or Indians. 1. Sheriff Carol McCasland does her homework during one of her classes. Even the 'law' has it's work to do during the day. 2. Seniors Rick 'Tonto' Gibbons and Carol 'Lewis' Kinnie get into the licrice eating contest where they placed first for their class. Sophomores took second and the Juniors third. 3. Curtis Chilcote, Jim Howell and Debby Miller hold target practice in the hallway before classes. 4. Best dressd contestants line up for the judging. Rick Gibbons, a senior, and Sherrie Gust, a sophomore, won points for their class today. Sophomores won the over all dress for the day with seniors in second and freshmen in third. Homecoming 39 as? case 1. Bunny Hoppin' students get into the spirit on 50's day. 2. Carol McCasland and T-Bird Mike Anderson Jitter Bug to the sounds of the 50's. Students also enacted their versions of the twist. 3. Part of the gang (Mr. Thomas and Marian Davenport) give us a 'cool' pose ! 4. Best dressed candidates line-up for the judging. The winners were Sophomore Curtis Chilcote and Senior Brenda Kamph. 50's Day proved successful with many students dressing up and participating in the soc hop. rae ease 1 1. The Eagle bums in the sky as our bonfire ignites the night. 2. Juniors climb and ouild their way to a third place in the Pyramid Building contest. Pictured as they reach their peak is Jill Juhl, Rhonda Van Doren, Darla Wright, Carol Michaels, Susan Southern, Carol McCasland, Nena Bruner and Pam Halstead. 3. Patty' Chilcote and Michelle Riekeman (not pictured) won the dress up on Caveman Day. Class competition was won by the Sophomores and the Freshmen took second. 4. Mr. Torch Brian Davenport and Miss Flame Kim Peters light the bonfire. 5. Homecoming Court is announced at the bonfire. Pictured are Jill Juhl, Jim Brown, Lisa Wilson, John Flannigan, Nancy Block, Paul Zenchenko, Helen Hollopeter and Lance Balcom. Homecoming 41 GQBBGy offle cacao B 1. 1 'Copenhagen Snuff'' was the theme of this year's Junior Class float that took second place. First place went to the Freshmen, third to.the Sophomores and the Seniors took fourth. Clubs alsoentered floats this year with the Student Council taking first and the GAA second. 2. Queen Brenda Kamph and King Rick Gibbons ride down the parade route. 3. Varsity cheerleaders perform 'the skit' to a rowdy crowd during the homecoming pep assembly on the track after the parade. 4. Yell Queen Kim Peters pins a corsage on this year's only senior mother, Charlene Gibbons, at the game. 42 Homecoming Friday, as tradition, was Irish Day with students swarming the hall in green and white attire. During orientation students were called to the back parking lot where they were counted for dress up. Sophomores took first with everyone in their class dressing up. Then the Sophomores held a car smash where students payed money to take hits on an 'Eagle car.' The parade was a 2 o'clock with a pep assembly following and the game and dance that night. oaosca caaoooa 1. Homecoming Court for 1978 is Mr. Torch Brian Davenport, Miss Flame Kim Peters, King Rick Gibbons, Senior Prince and Princess Marty' Garren and Kelly Southern, Junior Prince and Princess Jim Brown (not pictured) and Jill Juhl, Sophomore Prince and Princess John Flannigan and Lisa Wilson, Freshmen Prince and Princess Paul Zenchenko and Nancy Block, Queen Brenda Kamph and Mr. and Ms. Irresistable Lance Balcom and Helen Hollopeter. 2. Students pay their money to Mrs. Banducci and Terri Hughes as they entered the dance. 3. Moving to the sounds provided by 1 ‘Overtime, ‘1 students and dates finish off Homecoming Week for 1978. Homecoming 43 1. Irish Football for 1978; Manager Greg Sailey, Jim Nelson, Curtis Chilcote, John Flannigan, Jim Brown, Rick Gibbons, Mike Howard, Shawn McClendon, Rick Mabe, Randy Dew, and Coach Banducci. Head Coach Forman, Rod Thompson, Joel Baker, Sean Wilson, John Kiggins, Mike Gray, Bob Creech, Scott Teig, Leo Ronan, and Brian Parret. Jeff Cole, Arnold Miller, Howard Lunderstadt, Roby ibbons, Paul Zenchenko, Roy Gibbons, and Ben Cooper. Not Pictured; Coach Nelson. eeoaes Riddle 7 North Douglas 30 Riddle 18 Bonanza 12 Riddle 13 Mapleton 20 Riddle 28 Oakland 0 Riddle 0 St. Marys 55 Riddle 14 Glendale 58 Riddle 0 North Douglas 24 Riddle 14 Yoncalla 22 Riddle 12 Pacific 13 •league games. 2. Jim Brown heads for the goal line. 3. The only senior this year was Rick Gibbons. Here he is pictured with Head Coach Forman. Rick was nominated as a defensive safety on the Big Fir League First Team. He was also nominated on the East-West Shrine Honorable Mention Team and may get to play this summer. 4. Curtis Chilcote runs off the field to get more instructions from the coache-. 5. John Kiggins keeps stats for the team while he is sidelined with an injury. John was also nominated on the All League Honorable Mention Defensive Team. 6. Rushing through the line, Jim Nelson gains yardage. Shawn McClendon (18) helps out with a block. 7. Against the Mapleton Sailors, Irish players block and try' to help out tire Irish for the ball carrier. Football 45 P©0S?0flG� G eases 1. Varsity cheerleaders this year were; Delaine Cooper, Jill Juhl, Carol McCasland, Kim Peters-Yell Queen, and Berni Kamph. 2. Varsity and J.V. rallies get the crowd ready for the homecoming pep assembly. 3. ' 'Hark a Lark, a Lark splat! '' says Berni Kamph as the Varsity rally does the crowds favorite skit, I'm glad 1 am an Irish Fan.'' Corn dog sales, all night bowls, bottle drives, and selling food at a PITA shoot, the Varsity and J.V. rallies earned enough money to pay for their uniforms and buy the players flowers. 1. Riding in the homecoming parade is various football cheerleaders. 2. Tippey! Tippey! Tippey! Tippey! Wheee ! says Kim Peters at the end of the skit. 3. Junior Varsity cheerleaders this year were; Angela Green, Laurie Smith, Julee Gibson, Debby Page-Yell Queen, and Lisa Wilson. 4. The cheerleaders cheer the team on to victory! Cheerleaders 47 as QOQbS TO 0 BOOT 1. Billie Chambers pumps the ball up to center front to the setter starting the Irish offense. 2. The Freshmen Team is Coach Fabia Heuberger, Debbie Page, Carmen Daigle, Wendy Crippen, Thea McClendon, Billie Chambers and Linda DeCamp. Middle row; Connie Bruner, Sherrie Goodson, Cindy Lawson, Cindi Wagoner, Gracie Page and Teena Creech. Front row; Shelly Tolman, Laurie Smith, Nancy Block and Naomi Barnes. 3. In the before game talk, Coach Heuberger gives her team the starting line-up. 4. During a time out, the Irish huddle for more instructions. 48 Volleyball pea vebbevsabb 1. The Junior Varsity Team for 1978 is Coach Kathy Kerege, Nora Cunliff, Paula Burke, Sheila Hitchman, Debby Miller, Teresa Miller, Kari Zenchenko, Sheryl Bames, Sheralyn Buxton, Angela Green, Susan Southern and Manager Sherri Gust. Middle row; Wendy Kamph, Robin Callow, Michelle Gray, Lisa Wilson, Darla Wright, Julee Gibson, Brenda Cooper and Rhonda Van Doren. Front row; Rachel Riekeman, Bobi Jo George, Gaby Mejia and Gail Nash. 2. Sheila Hitchman serves another point boosting the score closer to a victory. 3. Bumping the ball deep into Crusader territory is Gail Nash. 4. Ready for the returning ball is Rachel Riekeman (52) and Brenda Cooper. The J.V. record was 5-5 and awards went to Angela Green, Gaby Mejia, Lisa Wilson and Carol McCasland. Volleyball 49 At the banquet these awards were given out; Kim Peters and Delaine Cooper-Outstanding Seniors, Kim Peters and Jill Juhl-Most Hustle, Delaine Cooper-Most Inspirational, Becky Steen-Most Valuable Player, and Tina Bolton-Most Improved. All League Honors went to Melinda Block, Becky Steen, Nena Bruner, Kim Peters, Jill Juhl, Delaine Cooper, and Berni Kamph. Lance Balcom and Artie Juhl were thanked for being this year's stats and Chris Galloway received a gift for being the team's manager. 1. Seniors on the team this year, top row, Tina Bolton, Debby Redfeam, and Cindy Stratton, Bottom row, Berni Kamph, Kim Peters, and Delaine Cooper. 2. Setter Melinda Block serves one over the Irish. 3. Debby Redfeam and Nena Bruner block a Crusader spike. 4. Junior spiker Jill Juhl powers won over and her teammates cover her in spiker protection. oqoqb v© gotqpfq Vr ! 21 P bqqvbqgv ea ecaaujees 1. Becky Steen dinks one into a hole against Sacred Heart in First Round State Playoffs. 2. The Irish celebrate as they became District 5A and Big Fire League Champions after defeating the Yoncalla Eagles. 3. The 1978 Varsity Team; Coach Marty Anderson, Caron Michaels, Kim Peters, Melinda Block, Tina Bolton, Cindy Stratton, Becky Steen, Debby Redfearn, Nena Bruner, Jill Juhl, Delaine Cooper, Lesa Aikins, Bemi Kamph, arid Manager Chris Calloway. The Irish were 19-4 for the season and 12-0 in League Play. In Tourney action they placed 3rd at Glide and 2nd at Glendale, losing only to AA Schools. In Playoffs they beat Yoncalla and then lost to Sacred Heart of Klamath Falls knocking them out of state play ■_______ 1. Kelly Southern played her flute to help add more spirit to the 'revival'. 2. Adding soul to the revival is Willy Crippen on the keyboard. 3. Mark Michaels watches the action on the court as he plays his trombone. 4. Diane McCartt lets her fingers fly over her bass clarinet and Cindi Wagoner claps to the beat. 5. Another side of our high school band, marching in the homecoming parade. The pep band added spirit to the school this year by playing at the home football and basketball games and at one away football game. This year they also participated in the homecoming pep assembly with a skit and they added lots of spirit to pep rallies. 52 Band wiilM W iiiiiiimiimiiil The Irish team only had two seniors this year. But although they were young, they were strong. Starting out slow, the girls progressed and during the second half of league play they came back to beat teams that had previously dominated them. Junior center Becky Steen was picked for the All League Team too. 1. The Varsity Basketball Team; Melinda Block, Brenda Kamph, Nena Bruner, Tammi Schofield, and Lesa Aikins. Coach Anderson, Tina Bolton, Becky Steen, Connie Bruner, and Chris Galloway. 2. The team hugs each other after a victory. 3. Cleaning their shoes and yelling Go ! Fight! Win! , Bemi Kamph gives the camera a big smile. 54 Basketball Brenda Kamph Outstanding Senior 4 Tina Bolton Varsity 4 Varsity 4 1. Becky Steen (big two two) concentrates on making the freethrow. 2. A jubuliant team after a victory. 3. Tammi Schofield dribbles the ball in back of the basket looking for an opening to pass it off. Basketball 55 Season 19 wins 3 losses League 12 wins 2 losses 1 1. The Varsity Basketball Team; Coach Don Nelson, Jim Maney, Jim Brown, John Audley, Jim Nelson, Rod Russell, and Steve Wagoner. Manager Ricky Navaro, Greg Blankenship, Shawn McClendon, Rick Gibbons, Mike Anderson, Lance Balcom, and Manager David Aikins. 2. During a time out, the Irish listen to what Coach Nelson has planned. 3. Jim Nelson (40) out jumps the opponent while Rod Russell (54) awaits the outcome. 1. Out because of an injury, Greg Balnkenship watches from the bench with other Irish teammates. 2. Junior Jim Brown (34) puts the ball up despite the extra hands of a CBA player. 3. Rick Gibbons (20), John Audley (30), Lance Balcom (32), and another Irish player, line up for the throw in by Rod Russell. Basketball 57 Greg Blankenship Varsity 4 Most Hustle 4 John Audley Varsity 2,3,4 All League Honorable Mention 2 Most Valuable 3, 4 All League 4 Rod Russell Varsity 2,3,4 Most Valuable 2 All League 4 Mike Anderson Varsity 4 Jim Maney Varsity 3, 4 Rick Gibbons Varsity 3, 4 Hustle Award 3 Defense Award 4 All League Honorable Mention 4 Lance Balcom Varsity 4 Offense Award 4 PROSH 1. The Freshmen Basketball team; Ben Cooper, Lane Harrison, Joel Baker, Jeff Cole, Jim Hausotter, Rondy Naimon, and Coach Kurtz. Not pictured was Howard Lunderstadt and Red Swanson. 2. Lane Harrison shoots a technical freethrow while teammates Ben, Jeff, Joel, and Howard want to get back into action. 3. Ben Cooper lays one up. 4. Jeff Cole shoots a jumper. 5. Joel Baker is in the air trying to make this shot. 1. The J.V. Girls Basketball Team; Naomi Barnes, Sheryl Barnes, Teena Creech, Cindi Wagoner, Sherri Goodson, Caron Michaels, and Angela Green. Not pictured Coach Kerege. 2. Teena Creech attempts a freethrow. 3. The J.V. Boys Basketball Team; Brian Parret, John Flannigan, Wes Johnson, and Manager Rhonda Van Doren. Sean Wilson, Bobby Creech, and Mark Michaels. Not pictured Coach Banducci. 60 Basketball 1. Angela Green (45) out moves her opponent and tries to shoot the ball while teammate Sherri Goodson (22) stands by. 2. Here Angela tries to outjump the other team's center and Caron Michaels (14) hopes to get tire ball. 3. Caron Michaels (14) makes an easy lay in but Tammi Schofield (25) wants to make sure. Tammi played J.V. as well as Varsity when the J.V. 's were plagued with injuries. Basketball 61 This year the Student Council sponsored the Snowball Twirp on December 16. A disc jockey out of Grants Pass, by the name of Jeff Bull, provided the sounds and light show. At 10:30 coronation was and the following people were crowned for the 1978 twirp court. Senior Prince James Howell and escort Patty Chilcote. Junior Prince Sean Wilson and escort Susan Southern. Sophomore Prince Mike Gray and escort Thea McClendon. Freshmen Ben Cooper was crowned King and his escort was Robyn Garren. This year our school hosted two actors for the assembly after the Christmas Potluck. Eric Olsen and Danny Freshman came from the Oregon Shakespearan Association to do a program for the English classes and the student body. They performed various scenes and skits from plays they had performed in. 1. Danny and Eric perform a comedy skit in which a dentist (Eric) works on a scared priest (Danny). 2. Danny tries to prevent Eric from removing his tooth. 3. A scene from the Odd Couple with Eric as the messy Oscar, while Danny makes the perfect Felix. 4. Danny portrays Caliban, a while savage, half man, from The Tempest. 1. Mr. Banducci takes part in the Elf Dance so he can become a true Irishmen. 2. Promenading around the circle, Cindy Lawson, Renee Howell, Charlie Everett, and other class members have a great time. 3. David Schenk is a new member of the freshmen class and can't quite figure out what is going on. 4. Diane McCartt skips past her classmates. 5. Around the circle goes Kyle Schwab, Carmen Daigle, and Paul Zenchenko. 6. Teena Creech smies for the camera. As traditional, the freshmen got out their Irish hats and danced to ' 'The Unicom Song'' for the student body. Following that each class munched at their class pot luck and then had a marvelous vacation. The entertainment this year was provided by two Shakespearian, actors from Ashland. 1. Kelly Southern's solo was appreciated by everyone. 2. The clarinets play beautifully on every song. 3. Mr. Bruce Nutson addressed the audience and says a few things about the next song. 4. The comet section blow their horns gallently to make the concert a success. 5. Trombones harmonize with the rest of the band. Tuesday, December 12, was the date for the annual winter concert. After the Junior High Band and Choir performed, the High School Band took command. They played various songs including, Hotel California, Bohemian Rhapsody, Jingo Jango, and Noel. Cindy Lawson did a super job on her solo, Heartbreaker, and special thanks went to Janet Wooden and Vickey Morgan for their art work and decorations. This year our wrestlers were undefeated in League Competition. They did very well and we all should be proud of them. A few will be leaving and more will come. Those returning should do even better, they know all the ropes. Our Wrestlers; Coach Terry Thomas, Roby Gibbons, John Riggins, Randy Moreland, Eugene Williams, Curtis Chilcote, and Assistant Coach Dennis Egenhoff. Randy Dew, Roy Gibbons, Marty Garren, and Mike Gray. Mike Kiggins-Manager, Greg Stratton, Russell W'illiams, Dave Schenk, and Paul Zenchenko. 1. Paul Zenchenko puts his opponent in a Near-side Cradle. 2. David Schenk tried hard and improved over the season, he111 be returning. MAT TIOK 1. Curtis Chilcote stalks his opponent looking for a loop-hole and a chance to shoot. 2. Coach Thomas looks on with satisfaction and yells encouraging help. 3. A new wrestler on the Irish team this year, Randy Dew did very well winnng many matches and plaques for being the Outstanding Wrestler of the Week. 4. Let's Win!'1 And that they did. 5. Pushing his opponent over onto the mat and trying for a pin is Russell Williams. 1. John Kiggins tries to break his opponent down and win the match. 2. Trying to turn an opponent over isn't easy. Here Greg Stratton searches ior something to grab hold of so he can push, pull, and pin. 3. Marty Garren puts a Gilateen on his opponent. 4. Eugene Williams makes his opponent eat the mat! We had many wrestlers qualify for State this year. Those Irish grapplers placing first or second at District were; Randy Moreland 2nd, Marty Garren 2nd, John Kiggins 1st, Eugene Williams 1st, Randy Dew 1st, and Greg Stratton 1st. At State, our wrestlers did well, with John Kiggins and Greg Stratton each bringing home a 4th, and Eugene Williams a 2nd. Team awards this year went to Eugene Williams-Outstanding Senior, and Greg Stratton-Outstanding Freshmen. Eugene Williams 1, 2, 3, 4 State 2,3,4 Marty Garren 1, 2, 3, 4 State 1, 2, 3, 4 State 67 VAMSI 1. The Varsity basketball rally was Susan Southern, Carol McCasland, Gail Nash-Yell Queen, Debby Miller, and Becky Gibson. 2. Julee Gibson says, i 'We're number one ! 3. Freshmen Nancy Block and Debby Page sell com dogs at noon to earn money for their squad. 68 1. The Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders get rowdy at a game. 2. Carmen Daigle does a spirited cheer during a pep assembly. The JV cheerleaders were Gaby Mejia, Julee Gibson, Gracie Page, Debby Page, and Wendy Kamph. The Freshmen cheerleaders were Carmen Daigle, Thea McClendon, Debby Page, Nancy Block, and Lauri Smith. 1. The Sophomore decorating committee meets with chairman Nora Cunliff. 2. Couples dance to a romantic tune. 3. Two super Disc Jockeys-Mikey Anderson and Mike Gray munch out on cake. 4. Guys grab their dates a piece of cake following coronation. 5. Caught by the camera is Dennis Dixon and Billie Chambers. The court this year was; Freshmen Carmen Daigle-escort Red Swanson, Sophomore Angela Green-escort Jim Nelson, Junior Tammi Schofield - escort Greg Blankenship, Senior Delaine Cooper-escort Jim Barnes, Sw’eethearts Debby Miller and Curtis Chilcote, and Queen Carol Kinnie - escort Mike Mitchell. ■ 1. Kirk Daigle gets the ride of his life at one of the many assemblies we had this year. Here is is riding on the shoulders of a juggler while the juggler rides a unicycle. 2. The juggler and his wife take turns juggling the pins by cutting in on each other. 3. The U.S. Air Force Band, Sound Reason, played many songs for the student body including; ' 'Baker Street,'1 ' 'YMCA,'' and ' 'My Life.'' Here the guitar player does some stunt playing. 4. Sound Reason was so well liked by the Riddle students, many got up and danced to their tunes. Assemblies 71 J.C. Penneys of Roseburg donated all the clothes that were modeled to help our DECA Club earn money. Mr. Kurtz and his art students painted the props and Mr. Nutson provided the lighting. Janet Wooden and Chris Galloway narrated the event which made $63. 1. Nora Cunliff was presented a gift for organizing the Fashion Show. 2. Tammi Schofield modeled a cowel neck sweater and a belted skirt. 3. Sheila Hitchman chose a dress made of floral knit and elasticised at the waist. 4. Looking smashing in her outfit of blouse, blazer, skirt, and boots, Velma Hollopeter is ready for an evening out. Spring 73 TRACK AT CHS ! Again this year Riddle High School went with the Co-Ed track program. And yet again, we went successfully, sending four people to State. 1. Sean Wilson is shown jumping the High Hurdles. 2. Jim Brown is running the 300 Hurdles. 3. There's Greg Blankenship running the 400m. at an away meet. 4. Riddle's Track consisted of; top row, Coach Dale Kurtz, James Howell, Ron Dickey, Jim Hausautter. Second Row; TimWilbom, Curtis Chicote, Sean Wilson, Marty Robbins, Jimmy Brown. Third Row, Bobi Jo George, Shiela Hitchman, Tina Creech, Bonnie Howell, Angela Green, Connie Bruner, Bottom Row; Cindy Wagoner, Kari Zenchenko, Sherri Goodson, Shelly Tolman, Jill Juhl, and Nena Bruner. 5. Tina Creech, seen jumping low hurdles. 6. Here Cindy Wagoner is shown going over the high jump. 7. Curtis Chilcote did extremely well in field events this year. Here, he is shown throwing the javelin. 1. People in the stands watch as Tina Creech glides over the hurdles during a home meet. 2. Jill Juhl did very well this year in the high jump, as well as the hurdling events. 3. Cindy Wagoner competed in the 800 meter running event this season. 4. James Howell is ahead during the 200 meter hurdles. This years District Track meet was very successful for many Riddle tracksters. 5. Sean Wilson struggles to win, in this hurdle event. 6. Marty Robbins went to District in the Long Jump. 7. Jimmy Brown is ahead in the high hurdles at the Meet. Jimmy also went on to State in this event. 8. Curtis Chilcote gives it all he's got, throwing the discus. Curtis was selected for State in the discus, along with Jim. There were many girls who competed in the District, but we were unable to obtain their pictures. DISTRICT track moments STATE This year three Juniors competed in State Track. All three did very well. 1. Jimmy Brown jumped 6'2 in the high jump in this picture. He received fifth place for it. 2. Jim also set a new school record this year in the 110 high hurdles with a time of 15.3 seconds. He took second in the meet. 3. Jill Juhl, the only girl to go took fifth in the 100 hurdles. Her time was 16.9 seconds. 4. Curtis Chilcote came home with fourth place in the discus. His shot was 141'6 . BAND TOBB On March 14 the High School Band and Choir left for a three day tour. The first day they performed at Vemonia and spent the night with Vemonia students. The next morning on their way to La Pine they visited Mt. HooDoo Ski Bowl and Petersons Rock Gardens. At La Pine, our students slept in the gym and some had a alcohol party and were later processed for it. March 16 we gave a concert at La Pine and Gilchrest and ate pizza on the way home. 1. Mr. Nutson says, What the ()do you want? 2. Here's our chorus easing on down the road. 3. As you can see by Marty Garrens actions, the bus was quite peaceful. 4. Here's our very own pool shark, Steve Wagoner, showing his stuff. (jAllfornIA 1. Naomi Barnes sang 1 'Let Me Be There11 for her solo in the concert. 2. Jim Brown and Mike Anderson are caught in action. 3. The High School Chorus sang many hit songs including 1 'Time i in a Bottle. 4. The trombone section bellows out a song. b This year's Spring Concert was called California Dreamin' and decorations were done by Janet Wooden and Vickey Morgan. The High School Band also played the song California Dreamin' and everyone enjoyed the concert. B8SEB8LL 1. The Varsity Baseball Team; Assistant Coach Banducci, Mike Howard, Steve Wagoner, Jim Nelson, John Flannigan, Brian Davenport, and Mike Anderson. Head Coach Hueberger, Shawn McClendon, Marty Carren, Randy Dew, JohnKiggins, Lance Balcom, and Howard Lunderstadt. 2. Here John Flannigan delivers one his pitches to the plate. 3. The Junior Varsity Team; Jeff Cole, Howard Lunderstadt, Joel Baker, Mark Michaels, Paul Goodson, Paul Zenchenko, and Dave Schenk. Not pictured Jeff Harris. 82+Baseball 1. John Kiggins pleads with the umpire after being called out. Elkton seems pleased with the call. 2. Randy Dew readies himself to hit a shot and get on base. 3. After Marty Carren hit his second home run, all his teammates shake his hand after he crosses the plate. 4. Lance Balcom rounds second base and runs for third as Coach Banducci leads him on. Baseball 83 Awards ENIOR Most Valuable Player-Jim Nelson and Marty Carren Outstanding Senior-Marty' Garren Most Inspirational-Mike Anderson Most Improved-Mike Anderson 1st Team All League-Brian Davenport-3rd Base Jim Nelson-Outfield 2nd Team All League-Marty Garren-Pitcher Mike Anderson-Pitcher 1. These Seniors helped make the year the success it was; Lance Balcom, Marty' Garren, Junior Mike Howard joins the picture, Brian Davenport, and Mike Anderson. 2. Coach Hueberger gives the runner a take sign. 3. Mike Anderson, The Irish teams leading relief pitcher, warms up under the watchful eye of Coach Hueberger. 84 Baseball R F I U® I § L® 1. Jim Nelson (11) slides in home for another score while Randy Dew drops to the ground to get out of the way. 2. Lance Balcom laughs at an Elkton baseman as he readies himself to take the next base. 3. Mike Howard shows us how to bunt the ball. 4. Randy Dew slides in home and teammate Mike Howard calls him safe. The Riddle Irish were the 2nd place team in the Big Fir League this year with a record of 7 wins-3 losses. They lost to Oakland the last game of the season so were knocked out of play offs. Their total season record was 8 wins-9 losses. Baseball 85 1. Basketball stats; Cindy Lawson, Melinda Block, Angela Green, Delaine Cooper, Sheri Medlen, and Caron Michaels. Not pictured; Helen Hollopeter, Robin Callow, Julee Gibson, Lisa Wilson, Lesa Aikins, Greg Sailey, and Cindy Stratton. 2. Wrestling stats; Sheila Hitchman, Kari Zenchenko, Becky Davenport, and Nora Cunliff. Michelle Gray, Teresa Miller, and Sherrie Gust. Not pictured; Bobi Jo George. 3. Volleyball stats; Lance Balcom. Not pictured; Artie Juhl. 4. Football stats; Caron Michaels. Not pictured; Michelle Gray. Track stats were Delaine Cooper, Debby Miller, and numerous other students. Baseball stats were Tina Bolton and Sherrie Gust. 86 Stats 1. Our very own sophomore, Anita Synan, was picked as a finalist in the Miss Teen Oregon Pageant. This summer she will be competing with other girls from around the state for Miss Teen Oregon. 2. Here are the girls who were picked for Girls State. Nena Bruner-1979 representative, Brenda Kamph-1978 representative, and Helen Hollopeter-1979 alternate. student teachers 3. Student tachers from U of O spent three days at R.H.S. this spring teaching classes and getting the general idea of what it is like to teach. Everyone enjoyed them and learned a lot. 87 You are being given this view to see what it is like, when you return here at the end of your life. I was not scared, I saw relatives of mine, that had long since passed away in the ages of time. I was greeted by them with handshakes and hugs And a reassurance they were all right and they gave me their love. The voice I heard previously came back once more. It said, It's time to go. I walked to the tunnel door. I was pulled like a vaccuum through the dark tunnel walls, to the light at the end where reality was. In the brief flash of light I was back in the room, writhing these words on my paper that lay flat on my desk. I realized I wasn't afraid of that place called death. I began to understand when my daydream was at end. The light faded to black, it was bright no longer. One day as I sat in class debating, of what I'm writing here, what I'm saying. I traveled through a dark tunnel near the end, there was light. A thought occured to me, that had never registered in my mind before. Things started to become clearer as I neared the end of my flight My thought flowed freely as my mind was I entered a place that was pretty and lifted as though my body drifted through warm, sat down and tried to think where the open door. my journey began. I recognized the sound of business machines rapping, of busy feet stamping on the hard floor. A nonchalant voice entered into my ears and said, Well Greg I see your daydreaming again. This took place as I drifted through the long corridor Today your thoughts have taken you to a place called death. Suddenly a loud noise I heard, began to get stronger Relax, sit back, you have nothing to dread. 88 WRITTEN BY GREG BLANKENSHIP f DE6A CONTENTION f 1. Nora Cunliff, Nena Bruner, and Sheri Medlen anticipate the awards to be given at the awards banquet. 2. Wearing her first place medallion, Janet Wooden accepts her second place overall trophy and $100 traveling award. 3. Brenda Cooper enjoys the banquet. 4. Chris Galloway is the new DECA State Parliamentarian. 5. Mrs. Chapman is pleased with the flowers given to her from the DECA members. 6. Rachel Riekeman, Paula Burke, Vickey Morgan, and Janet Wooden show their campaign posters against shoplifting. These helped them receive a first place in STEM competition which was $300. They donated the money toward Nationals. JMatIoi al8 at Houston This year three students from our school had the honor of attending the National DECA Convention in Houston, Texas. On their way to Houston, they got to stop by and stay in Mexico City for two days, then it was on to Houston for five. The girls representing our school were Nora Cunliff-State Treasurer, Chris Galloway-State Parliamentarian, and Janet Wooden-Advertising Services representative. Mrs. Chapman went along to chaperone. Janet Wooden place in the top eight out of 150 people. Good job DECA members. 1. While the girls were in Mexico City, they had the opportunity to see a real live bull fight. 2. Chris Galloway poses in front of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Space Center in Houston. 3. Chris Galloway and Janet Wooden are ready for the awards ceremony. 4. Nora Cunliff and Janet Wooden enjoy breakfast in the lobby of their hotel in Mexico City. 1. Warren counsels Kelly about the care of her plants. 2. Samantha awaits word about the publishing of her book. 3. Jeff brings the Prentice girls up to date on his misfortune. 4. Shirely feverishely attempts to let Daphne know he's from Moosey Cheeks, not Moose Creek. 5. Robbie attempts to persuade Guinevere Bolt into publishing the work of a male writer (Shirely), but Guinevere cannot allow it. j wLul Mr. Bruce Nutson Caron Michaels Marty Robbins Howard Lunderstadt Roy Gibbons Charlie Everett Marty Robbins Delaine Cooper Melinda Block Gaby Mejia Sherri Gust Nora Cunliff jVIryt Love DIRECTOR STAGE MANAGER LIGHTS CREW SET CONSTRUCTION SET DECORATION CHARACTERS Daphne Prentice Kelly Prentice Debbie Prentice Robbie Prentice Samantha Guinevere Boldt Shire ly Rick Bertha Olga Jeff Warren Gaby Mejia Nora Cunliff Wendy Kamph Melinda Block Robin Callow Becky Davenport Paul Vergeer Rick Gibbons Sheri Medlen Naomi Barnes Mike Anderson Mark Michaels 1. Bertha and Olga, having entered the Prentice Literary Agency, await their chance to photograph Shirely. 2. At a dress rehearsal, everyone listens while Mr. Nutson speaks. S. The four Prentice girls are in tears after they find out the book will not be published and they may be taken to court for fraud. 4. With the help of Rick, Shirely attempts to get the message through to Daphne that he loves her. 5. After ironing out their differences , Rick and Robbie hug and make up. Play 93 I 1. Ken McMunn does a painting in water color. 2. Also showing her talents in water color is Nancy Uken. Students from R.H.S. competed in many areas in this year's Skills Contest including Math, Driver's Ed, Home-Ec, Accounting, Photography, and Art. Students bringing home awards were Nancy Uken and Ken McMunn-Art, Brian Davenport and Tim Wilbom-Photography, and Nena Bruner, Michelle Riekeman, and Judy Cantrell-Home-Ec. REPTILE snakes and reptiles One of our School Assemblies this year was all about reptiles. There were snakes, big and little, and turtles. The man who presented the assemblies told us all about the animals and how very few are truely dangerous to man and he even let us touch one of his snakes. 94 Skills STUDENT LIFE ►one 1. DECA members this year were; Mrs. Chapman, Debby Redfeam, Kenny Redlingshafer, Denise Nelson, Lesa Aikins, Kathy Ronan, Nora Cunliff, Paula Burke, Sheri Medlen, Patti Keman, Melinda Block, and Nena Bruner. Officers were; Cindy Stratton, Chris Galloway, Rachel Riekeman, and Janet Wooden. 2. Kenny Redlingshafer serves another customer in the Snack Shack. 3. Janet Wooden works at football concessions. 4. Melinda Block and Deena Brown are ready to serve the customers. DECA is designed to help build business people for tomorrow. These students work in the lunch line and snack shack. They also have money making projects for nationals. 96 DECA 1. The Service Club: Chani Mitchell, Helen Redlingshafer, Bobbie Chambers, Teena Creech, Karen Wooden, Colette Kimball, Mrs. Chapman, Sherri Goodson, Shelley Tolman, Bonnie Howell, Judy Cantrell, Chris Galloway, and Lois Miller. Nora Tolman, Patty Chilcote, Michelle Riekeman, Penny Scott, and Vickey Morgan. Melinda Block-Points Chairman, Jeanine Ingwerson-Sec-Treasurer, Janet Wooden-President, and Debby Morgan-Vice-President. 2. Paula Burke cleans up after a Service Club movie. 3. Vickie Morgan sells candy to kids. 4. Honor Society President Caron Michaels keeps order in a meeting. 5. Delaine Cooper, Cindy Stratton, Kim Peters, and Paul Vergeer laugh at a joke as Chris Galloway takes minutes of the meeting. 6. The National Honor Society: Kim Peters, Brenda Kamph, Cindy Stratton, Delaine Cooper, Robin Callow, Kelly Southern, Angela Green, and Darla Wright. Paul Vergeer, Jim Maney-Vice-President, Caron Michaels-President, Melinda Block, Chris Galloway-Sec-Treasurer, and Nena Bruner. Not pictured; Rick Gibbons-Sgt. at Arms, Helen Hollopeter, Gaby Mejia, and Nora Cunliff. 97 A A 98 This year's Lettermen were; Lance Balcom, Sean Wilson, Mike Gray, Willy Crippen, Brian Davenport, Jim Nelson, John Flannigan, Jim Brown, Rick Mabe, Shawn McClendon, and Greg Sailey. Advisor Mr. Forman, Roy Gibbons, Mark Michaels, Joel Baker, Mikey Anderson, and Randy Dew. Greg Stratton, Jeff Cole, Rick Gibbons-President, Marty Garren, John Riggins, and Russell Williams. Not pictured was Roby Gibbons, Eugene Williams, and Paul Zenchenko. This year's GAA members were; Cindi Wagoner, Rhonda Van Doren, Susan Southern, Gaby Mejia, Thea McClendon, Gracie Page, Linda DeCamp, and Sherri Goodson. Kim Peters, Bemi Kamph, Sheryl Barnes, Renee Howell, Debbie Page, Cindy Lawson, Laurie Smith, and Carmen Daigle. Teena Creech, Caron Michaels, Helen Hollopeter, Tina Bolton, Nancy Block, Naomi Barnes, and Wendy Crippen. Advisor Miss Anderson, Sargeant at Arms Jill Juhl, Secretary-Treasurer Delaine Cooper, and President Melinda Block. Not pictured was Vice-President Tammi Schofield, Cindy Stratton, Angela Green, Aneta Synan, and Wendy Kamph. Green R 1. The Green R Staff was Randy Dew, Greg Blankenship, and Rick Gibbons. Rhonda Van Doren, Brenda Kamph-Editor, Michelle Riekeman, Lesa Aikins, and Jill Juhl. Not pictured was John Audley, Paul Vergeer, Melinda Block, and Helen Hollopeter. 2. Brenda Kamph and Pam Holstead lay the paper out. 3. Adviser Mrs. Banducci laughs at one of the many jokes her class had. 4. Paul Bergeer types an article. The student Librarians were Advisor Mrs. Parret, James Holstead, and Lois Miller. Not pictured is Jim Maney Roswall, Joe Smith, Brian Parret, Shawn McClendon, and Paul Vergeer. and Advisor Mrs. Spingaph. Rachele Riekeman, Pam ANNUAL CLASS Another school year goes by and the memories are captured in pictures and copy in the annual. The class tries to cover each event so that fond memories will come back to each of you when you thumb through the pages of your yearbook. The Annual Class; Nancy Uken, Jim Brown, Mike Anderson, Editor Delaine Cooper, Jim Robinette, Angela Green, Robin Callow, and Eugene Williams. Jeanine Ingwerson, Nora Tolman, Patty Chilcote, and James Howell. 1. Delaine Cooper is busy looking over activities for the year. 2. Looking over new pictures is Jim Brown, Mikey Anderson, Nancy Uken, James Howell, Nora Tolman, and Patty Chilcote. 3. Delaine Cooper, Nora Tolman, and Patty Chilcote are discussing pictures for a layout. Picking cover designs, endsheets, and generally laying out the pictures and writing copy is all a part of putting the annual together and takes a lot of time and hard work as the class found out. But the effort pays off in the end when the annual is completed. 100 ♦ Annual WORK 1 1. Marty Garren worked at the Grade School as an aide for Miss Kerege. 2. Selling rootbeer with a smile at the Tri-City AC-W is JoAnn McBumett. 3. Rick Gibbons spent his afternoons in one of his dad's shops or running errands. 102 Work Study STUDY Work Study 103 student council 1. Berni Kamph and Melinda Block, members of Student Council, do their usual activity after a meeting, horsing around! 2. Student Body Officers for the First Semester were; Becky Steen-Secretary-Treasurer, Nora Cunliff-Advertising Manager, and Gaby Mejia-Sargeant at Arms. Paul Vergeer-President, and Tammi Schofield-Vice-President. Not pictured Michelle Gray-Advertising Manager. 3. Student Council Members; Advisor Mr. Theiral, Helen Hollopeter, Jill Juhl, Greg Blakenship, Cindy Stratton, Rick Gibbons, Mark Michaels, Sheryl Barnes, and Tim Wilborn. Nancy Block, Tina Bolton, Delaine Cooper, Berni Kamph, Janet Wooden, Melinda Block, Roby Gibbons, and Sherri Gust. Becky Steen, Tammi Schofield, Paul Vergeer, Gaby Mejia, and Nora Cunliff. Not pictured; Michelle Gray, Kim Peters, Caron Michaels, and Donna Foster. 104 First semester Student Council did many things for our school including, purchasing a rotating mirror ball for dances and they put on a fantastic Homecoming Dance and Snowball Twirp. They also revised the Constitution and it was passed by the Student Body. 1979 1. First semester Student Body Officers tell how the past term has been for them as they await the arrival of the new officers to be tapped in. 2. Sheryl Bames pins a boutonniere on Paul Vergeer after the change over of officers. 3. Second semester Student Body Officers; Sheryl Bames-President, Caron Michaels-Vice-President, Angela Green-Secretary-Treasurer, Mark Michaels-Sargeant at Arms, and Naomi Bames and Robin Callow-Advertising Managers. 4. Sheryl Bames gives her speech to the Student Body in hopes of getting elected President. 5. Campaigning for Advertising Managers is Robin Callow and Naomi Bames. elections Projected goals for the new officers include either fixing or purchasing a new letter board, and they bought two new speakers for the High School to be used at soc hops and other dances. Student Council' 105 106 Recapture Remember when: 1. The pep band helped out at the I lomecoming pep assembly under the direction of Mr. Nutson. 2. The Varsity Volleyball Team beat the Yoncalla Eagles and became the Big Fir League and District 5A Champions! 3. Mr. Kurtz helped Ken McMunn and the rest of his art students and they entered their work in the Douglas County Skills Contest and won some prizes. 4. The CAA entered a float in the Homecoming Pa -rade where they hung an eagle! 5. Melinda Block coached the GAA Volleyball team when they played the women faculty of Riddle. 6. Mr. Radcliffe made some unpopular line calls in the CAA vs Women Faculty Volleyball Game and was later carried away by some high school spectators. r-7 U. O the moments Remember when; 1. The Varsity Boys Basketball Team beat the Days Creek Wolves 81-38 to take First Place in the CBA Basketball Tournament. 2. The High School Choir traveled with the band on tour. They performed at the same schools and had a really fun time. 3. Paul Vergeer was the Student Body President and the Student Council really got a lot accomplished during his term. 4. Willy Crippen helped out in Pep Band and the spirit of the Student Body really soared with songs like ' 'Boogie Fever,'' ' 'Hotel California,'' ' 'Short People,'' and ' 'Rocky. 5. Aneta Synanwas picked to try-out for the Miss Teenage Oregon Pageant that will be held during August of 1979 . 6. The Sophomore Class held a Car Smash-Up to cam money and promote spirit during Homecoming Week. 7. Goofing around in band was the popular past time as Mark Michaels shows us. 8. The Band led the Homecoming Parade with a left, left, left right left. 9. Randy Dew and Tammi Schofield sold goodies at basketball games along with other Junior Class members so they could earn enough money to put on a fantastic prom for the Seniors. This year brought many great things to remember. Nena Bruner placed in the District Wool Contest and competed in Portland. At the annual Skills Contest, held at UCC, Students brought home awards in Art, Photography, and Home Economics. The Student Council purchased a rotating mirrored ball to be used at dances. They also completed the revising of the Constitution and the Student Body passed the changes. And we must not forget the biggest change this year-our new principal, Mr. John Meeks. Mr. Meeks instituted many changes in our school life, including stricter enforcement of rules. But he also is listening to the students and their problems and trying to come up with solutions that please both oarties. 108 1. The fifth grade counselors at Prospect were; Mark Michaels, Delaine Cooper, Mikey Anderson, Cindy Stratton, Bobby Creech, Angela Green, Paul Vergeer, and not pictured, Julee Gibson. Bonnie Putman, the Living Doll, stands below. 2. The seniors make their last trip to Prospect.. 3. The sixth grade counselors were; John Riggins, Wendy Kamph, Red Swanson, and fith Connie Brunner. They went to eastern Oregon. 4. The fourth grade Terramar counselors were; Donn Rieu, Carol McCasland, Gaby Mejia, Nora Cunliff, and Greg Blankenship. 4th m rnoxicjy tu ifold acxow tiw rruxuioWo' o£ oa v miruL%, vOtf w rwmlia r tiw AjurcUif manumit vJv aI?uizc 1 v 2iiiv olfw xa. vJouEi ru v Z to a iou? tlw moment oj Oii i yAa iu ilio v v 2iiK i otu 6JLwL %gfc SXvi Vtai iay c nuuj, Juiw jLl t at cic iii o’clodc 6JLia SciUf FINAL MOMENTS Dfiz junior dLaii. of c iddLz diicj(i ScfooL xzcjuziti tfz pizaiuxz of yoax company at tfz Quniox-c£ zniox Pxom on cSataxday, tfiz twzlftfi of eA{ay cNinztzzn fundxzd and izvznty ninz at ziyft o cLocf in tfz zvzniny cdiiyfi cScf ooL ymnaiium Final Moments 109 Jr- Sr Eanauet 1. Delaine Cooper the 1979 class Valedictorian, gave a speech at the banquet. 2. Ricky Gibbons is caught pondering what to say. 3. Junior Class President Helen Hollopeter, gave the opening welcome. 4. Michelle Rickman, Pam Halstead, and Carol Kinney, are waiting for the food ! 5. Sean Wilson passes Nena Bruner and Lesa Aikens the water as Carol McCasland watches. 110 £ PCCM Sj| f ccijet f This year's reigning King and Queen were Mike Anderson and Tina Bolton. Their Court consisted of Prince Mike Howard and Princess Dawn Wager, Prince John Robbins and Princess Carol McCasland, Prince Steve Wagoner and Princess Gail Nash, and Prince Bobby Creech and Princess Lesa Aikens. Coronation was held at 10:00 pm, with many parents and people coming to watch. ill STAICWAy tc HEAVEN 1. This year's Junior class presents 1 'Stairway to Heaven'' for the Riddle High School Prom. 2. A group of interested spectators take in the scenary. 3. Slow music sets the mood for these couples. 4. Lisa Wilson and date Tim Johnson are shown relaxing. 5. The band this year was ' 'The Stratus . Many people thought they did a great job playing. 6. Teresa Miller and her date Jim Hausautter are caught 'enjoying' themselves. 7. Jimmy Nelson and his date are on their way to HEAVEN. 1. Mr. Meeks presents Delaine Cooper and Kelly Southern with their 1979 Oregon Scholar Awards. 2. On behalf of the disbanned Booster Club, Arbie Gillaspie presents Student Body President Sheryl Barnes with $700. 3. Sheri Medlen received an Award for working at Dr. Meyer's Dentist Office. 4. The J.V. Boys Basketball team received their Awards from Mr. Banducci. Tuesday, May 22, the annual Awards Assembly was held. Mr. Meeks presented the first awards, Delaine Cooper-Valedictorian and Paul Vergeer-Salutatorian. Next came the Top Ten Scholars; Seniors-Delaine Cooper, Paul Vergeer, Brenda Kamph, Kelly Southern, Jim Maney. Juniors-Darla Wright and Tim Wilborn. Sophomore-Sheryl Barnes. Freshmen-Howard Lunderstadt and Colette Kimball. The School Spirit Award went to Brenda Kamph and Janet Wooden received the School Activities Award. Then Mrs. Chapman presented DECA and Service Club awards. Honor Society Officers were next and were followed with Delaine Cooper receiving a Shamrock Editor Award and Brenda Kamph a Green R Editor Award. Next Mr. Frantzich presented the Math and Science Awards to Delaine Cooper. Then came Home Economics Awards going to Tina Bolton, Nena Bruner, and Cindy Stratton. Nena Bruner also received recognition for being the choice for Girl's State. Mr. Forman awarded 18 Varsity Football Letters and Mr. Banducci Awarded 8 J.V. Letters. Miss Smith was next with cheerleading awards followed by Mr. Nutson with Drama. Gaby Mejia was Best Actress, Paul Vergeer-Best Actor, and Caron Michaels got the Stage Crew Award. Twelve girls received Varsity Volleyball Awards, nine received Basketball Awards, and seven received Track Letters. Miss Kerege gave out 23 J.V. Volleyball Awards and Mrs. Hueberger awarded 16 girls Freshmen awards. Mr. Thomas was next with Wrestling. Twelve boys received Varsity Letters and two received J.V. awards. Mr. Nelson was next with 11 Varsity Boy Basketball Awards. Mr. Banducci presented six J.V. awards and Mr. Kurtz awarded eight Freshmen awards. Baseball came next with 11 boys lettering Varsity and nine J.V. Boys Track was the last sport awarded and seven boys lettered. White Letters were handed out by ve coaches. Receipients were; Tina Bolton, Delaine Cooper, Brenda Kamph, Kim Peters, Cindy Stratton, Rick Gibbons, Jim Maney, John Audley, Lance Balcom, Marty Garren, Brian Davenport, Mike Anderson, James Howell, Greg Blankenship, and Marty Robbins. Outstanding Senior Athlete Awards went to; Rick Gibbons-Football, Delaine Cooper and Kim Peters-Volleyball, Eugene Williams-Wrestling, John Audley-Basketball, Brenda Kamph-Basketball, Marty Garren-Baseball, and Marty Robbins-Track. The Outstanding Senior Athlete was Rick Gibbons. Umpqua Community College Tuition Scholarships were awarded to John Audley and Brenda Kamph. The Scholar Athlete Award was presented to Delaine Cooper. And the final award of the evening went to Rick Gibbons, The Pat Smith Most Inspirational Player Award. 1. Lisa Wilson received a standing ovation from the audience when she went up to receive her cheerleading award. 2. Paul Vergeer was this year's Salutatorian. J15 3. Miss Kerege presents the Girls J.V. Basketball team. .. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM J! Riddle High School June lt 1979 Processional Pomp and Circumstance Invocation Salutatorian Address .. Kelly Southern Address Valedictorian .. Delaine Cooper Musical Interlude The Morning After Introduction of Seniors Presentation of Diplomas Richard Stratton Benediction Greg Blankenship Recessional . 1. JoAnn McBumett and Sheri Medlen finish doing their hair before putting on their caps. 2. Carol Kinnie and Tim Morgan seem pleased with the procedure of graduation. 3. The Class of 1979 marches to their seats. 4. Debby Miller and Ken McMunn are framed with a graduation cap. S. Bill Howell receives his diploma from Richard Stratton. 6. Greg Blankenship gave the Benediction. Graduation 117 1. Brenda Kamph sang ' 'The Morning After. 2. Salutatorian Paul Vergeer spoke about the past and the teachers of Riddle High School. 3. John Audley and Frances Addis seemed pleased that it is all over. 4. Valedictorian Delaine Cooper and Jim Robinette lead the class during the recessional. VJ ■ I ►—,0k.-i.-iJffni oa vnotilviBCl CANDLELIGHTERS Nena Bruner Melinda Block Sheralyn Buxton Gail Nash Paula Burke Brenda Cooper Darla Wright Lesa Aikins Dawn Wager Tammi Schofield USHERS John Robbins Randy Dew Kerry Lewis Bobby Creech 118 Graduation THE MOMENT IS TEMPORARY, BUT THE MEMORIES LAST FOREVER. Class Colors: Dark Green and Light Green Class Flower: White Rose Graduation 119 THANKS TO THESE PEOPLE, THE 1979 SHAMROCK WAS COMPLETED ON TIME. BHfrgXJi Junior High 121 Mark Clark Catrina Clendenin Sherri Cockrell Jenny Cole Lucky Cole Tammie Tungent John Wagoner Robbie Uken Pat Wilborn Bret Yates Kathie Lincecum Bill Mabe Tracee Malaby Mark Martin Daren McKay Bill Ramsey Gary Rust Lisa Sailey Dan Simpson Dean Teig Gordon McMunn Barry Miller Vince Morgan Eric Murphy Jamie Pritchard Jim Jones Robert Jones ■fcdd Kamph Mike Kiggins Mike Lewis Kelly Lillard Carla Baker Janet Bergman Sherry Brannon Jamie Boyer Beverly Burke Agee Cole Becky Cripps Lisa Currier Michelle Day Nancy Denton Donna Greer Eddie Gust Robert Henry Jeff Holleman Doug Jones 124 Sean Klope Kathy Lawson Scott Lawson Kris Liliard Wayne Matthews Janet Page Sharon Robbins Kristi Schwab Sheri Schenck Tammi Schmidt 125 tsocmmL P5OT3m The Junior High Football team; Dean Harrison, Bret Yates, Rob Davis, Mike Hanks, Gene Smith, Kenny McCasland, Bill Mabe, and Barry Miller. Vince Morgan, Darren McKay, Mike Kiggins, John Wagoner, Joey Walker, Bob White, and Dean Teig. Coach Theiral, John Theiral, Manager Todd Kamph, and Gary Rust. GRAPPLEftS The Junior High wrestler team; Dean Harrison, Mike Kiggins, Lucky Cole, and Bill Mabe. 126 Winter Sports The seventh grade volleyball team; Lisa Currier, Jacklyn Wilcox, Sheri McNeill, and Shaunna Druse. Bobbie Chambers, Janet Page, Sharon Robbins, and Coach Mustoe. Mechelle Day and Tammi Applegate. The eighth grade volleyball team; Nanci Humphreys and Raegen Dickey. Jenny Cole, Coach Mustoe, and Tracee Malaby. Kay Lynn Allen and Sherri Cockrell. SP©PT« NEWS Volleyball 127 The seventh grade basketball team; Kenny McCasland, Joey Walker, Doug Jones, Bob White, and Scott Lawson. Agee Cole, Scotty George, John Theiral, Matt Meeks, Eddie Gust, and David Dixon. The eighth grade basketball team; Brian Gibson, Dean Harrison, Bill Mabe, Rob Davis, Mike Lewis, and Dean Teig. Manager Robert Henry, Richard Hernandez, Lucky Cole, Jamie Barnes, Gary Rust, and Coach Forman. 128 Winter Sports The eighth grade basketball team; Anita Coffey, Tracee Malaby, Nanci Humphreys, Coach Heuberger, Raegen Dickey, Sherri Cockrell, and Jenny Cole. The seventh grade basketball team; Mechelle Day, Coach Hueberger, and Tammi Applegate. Kathy Lawson, Sharon Robbins, and Janet Page. The Junior High stats were; Leslie Fisler, Jamie Pritchard, Jennie Cole, Lisa Sailey, Kathy Lawson, Kristi Schwab, Janrt Page, and Sheri Schenck Winter Sports 129 Not pictured is the Football Cheerleaders. They were; Kristi Schwab, Cathie Lincecum, Leslie Fisler, Kathy Lawson, and Kay Lynn Allen-Yell Queen. Their advisor was Mrs. Patterson. Above is the eighth grade Basketball Cheerleaders; Tracee Malaby, Kelly Lillard, Sherri Cockrell, Nanci Humphreys-Yell Queen, and Raegen Dickey. Below is the seventh grade Basketball Cheerleaders; Sheri Schenk, Kris Lillard, Jaclyn Wilcox-Yell Queen, Michelle Day, and Shaunna Druse. 130 Rally The Junior High Honor Society; Carmen Daigle, Paul Zenchenko, Nancy Block, Gary Rust, Howard Lunderstadt, Bret Yates, Laurie Smith, Lisa Sailey, Nanci Humphreys, Tom Addis, Dean Teig, Tracee Malaby, Colette Kimball, and Eric Murphy. Pat Wilbom, Janet Page, Lisa Currier, Catrina Clenonen, Kathy Lawson, Sammy Moyer, Sheri McNeill, Jacklyn Wilcox, Beverly Burke, and Shaunna Druse. o riinrn © n © The Student Council Officers were; Jacklyn Wilcox, Liz Hausotter, Raegen Dickey, Lisa Currier, and Mike Kiggins. 131 1. Gordon McMunn, and Rocky Tunget munch out! 2. Students dance to the tunes. 3. Mr. and Miss Valentine for the seventh grade was Kristi Schwab and Kenny McCasland. For the eighth grade it was Dean Teig and Nanci Humphreys. Congratulations! 4. Mr. Banducci inspects the refreshments and makes sure the party is going well. 132 The Junior High baseball team; Gene Smith, DeanTeig, Kenny McCasland, and Bill Mabe. Agee Cole, Lucky Cole, Bret Yates, and Gary Rust. Jamie Boyer, Coach Mustoe, and Vince Morgan. JohnTheiral. Spring Sports 133 1. Nanci Humphreys races for the finish line. 2. Sprinting to a victory is Jacklyn Wilcox. The Junior High track team; Nanci Humphreys, Tracee Malaby, Lynette Johnson, Raegen Dickey, Sherri Cockrell, Kristi Schwab, and Janet Page. Catrina Clendenon, Jacklyn Wilcox, Shaunna Druse, Tammi Applegate, Mechelle Day, Beverly Burke, Lisa Currier, and Coach Carson. 134 Spring Sports Sports -135 1. Mechelle Day takes the blue ribbon and Raegen Dickey gets the red. 2. Beverly Burke is still hanging in there, hoping for a win. 3. Tammi Applegate in the 'walk' of life. 4. Raegen Dickey keeps a jump ahead of things. PG28 a 1. 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Moyer, Sammy 138 Page, Janet 127, 128 Robbins, Sharon 127 Schenk, Sherri 130 Schmidt, Tammi Schwab, Kristi 128, 132, 138 Smith, Gene 126, 133, 138 Taylor, Tom Theiral, John 126, 128, 133 Tunget, David Tunget, Rocky 132 Walker, Joey 126, 128 White, Bobby 126, 128 Wilcox, Jacklyn 127, 128, 130 EIGHTH GRADE Addis, Tom 132 Allen, Kay Lynn 127 Barclay, Wronda 138 Barnes, Jamie 128 Beck, Verna Brittain, Alta Clark, Mark 138 Clendenin, Catrina 128, 138 Cockrell, Sherri 127, 128, 130, 138 Cole, Jennie 127, 129 Cole, Lucky 126, 128, 133, 138 Daigle, Greg Davis, Rob 126, 128, 133, 138 Dickey, Raegen 127, 128, 129, 130, 138 Dixon, Darryl Dockery, Valorie Fisler, Leslie Gibson, Brian 128, 138 Harrison, Dean 126, 128, 133, 138 Hair, Tina 138 Hanks, Mike 126, 133 Hernandez, Richard 128 Henderson, Jessie Humphreys, Nanci 127, 128, 130, 132, 138 Hausotter, Liz 138 Johnson, Lynette 128 Jones, Jim Jones, Robert Kamph, Todd 126 Kiggins, Mike 65, 126, 133 Lewis, Mike 128 Lillard, Kelly 130 Lincecum, Kathie 138 Mabe, Bill 126, 128, 133, 138 Malaby, Tracee 127, 128, 130 Martin, Mark McKay, Daren 126, 133, 138 McMunn, Cordon 132 Miller, Barry 126 Morgan, Vince 126, 132 Murphy, Eric 133 Pritchard, Jamie 138 Ramsey, Bill 133, 138 Rust, Cary 126, 128, 133, 138 Sailey, Lisa 132 Simpson, Dan Teig, Dean 126, 128, 132, 133 Tunget, Tammie Uken, Robby Wagoner, John 126, 133 Wilbom, Pat 138 Yates, Bret 126, 133, 138 FRESHMEN Allen, Elizabeth 6 Baker, Joel 6, 44, 82, 98 Barnes, Naomi 6, 48, 93, 98, 105, 107 Block, Nancy 6, 41, 43, 48, 98, 104 Bruner, Connie 6, 48, 108 Chambers, Billie 6, 48, 70 Cole, Jeff 6, 44, 82, 98 Cooper, Ben 6, 44, 98 Creech, Teena 6, 48, 63, 98 Crippen, Wendy 7, 48, 98 Daigle, Carmen 6, 48, 63, 98 Darling, Bill 6 DeCamp, Linda 6 , 40 , 48 , 98 DeWitt, Rick 6 Denman, Linda Dickey, Ron 6, 43 Dixon, Joe 7, 107 Eskridge, Mary 7, 63 Everett, Charlie 7, 63 Gibbons, Roby 7 , 44 , 65, 104 Gibbons, Roy 7 , 9 , 44 , 65 , 98 Goodson, Sherri 7, 48, 98 Garren, Robyn 7, 107 Harrison, Lane 7,9, 107 Howell, Bonnie 7 Howell, Rene 7, 63, 98 Jones, Don 7 Kimball, Colette 7 Klope, Daren 7 Lawson, Cindy 6, 7, 48, 63, 98, 107 Lunderstadt, Howard 8, 44, 82,83 McCartt, Diane 8, 52, 63 McClendon, Thea 8, 48, 98 McMunn, Alan 8 Miller, Arnold 8, 44 Mitchell, Chani 8, 63, 107 Naiman, Randy 8 Nash, Mitchell 8 Page, Debbie 8, 43, 47, 48, 98 Page, Gracie 8, 48, 98 Redlingshafer, Helen 8, 63 Sailey, Greg 8, 44, 98 Schenck, Dave 8, 43, 65, 82 Schwab, Jeff 8 Schwab, Kyle 8, 63 Smith, Bill Smith, Laurie 9, 47, 48, 98 Smith, Vernon 9 Stratton, Greg 9, 65, 67, 98 Swanson, Red 9, 108 Thompson, Mike 9 Thompson, Rod 9, 44 Tolman, Shelly 9, 48 Wagoner, Cindi 9, 48, 98, 106 White, David 9 Wooden, Karen 9 Youngblood, Tim 9 Zenchenko, Paul 9, 13, 41, 43, 44, 63, 65, 82, 98 FACULTY Anderson, Martha 31, 51, 98, 106 Banducci, Don 3, 29, 35, 44, 63, 82 Banducci, Rosemary 34 Carlson, Leslie 31, 120 Chapman, Blanche 34, 90, 96 Forman, Gene 29, 35, 44, 98 Frantzich, LaVem 32 Herinckx, Fred 32 Heuberger, Don 33, 82, 84 Kurtz, Dale 33, 106 Martindale, Russelle 32 Matthews, Bob 32 Meeks, John 29 Nutson, Bruce 29, 35, 64, 80, 106 Nutson, Cheryl 29, 35, 120 Parret, Janice 34 Patterson, Cheryl 34 Radcliffe, Bob 33, 106 Smith, Dian 33 Steen, Rod 32, 101 Theiral, Richard 33, 104 Thomas, Terry 31, 40, 65, 66 Bolton, Phyllis 29 Bonn, Irene 29 SOPHOMORS Addis, Chris 10, 44, 64 Barnes, Sheryl 10, 12 , 49 , 70, 98, 104, 105 Callow, Robin 10, 49, 70, 92, 93, 100, 105, 107 Index � 159 Cantrell, Judy 10, 43, 107 Childress, Joe 10, 43 Cofiey, Sarah 40 Cottrell, Larry 10 Cunliff, Nora 10 , 49 , 70 , 72 , 90, 91, 92, 93, 104, 105, 108, 96 Davenport, Becky 10, 92, 93, 107 Flannigan, John 10, 13, 41, 43, 44, 70, 82, 83, 98 George, Bobi Jo 10, 49 Gibson, Julee 10, 43, 47, 49, 70, 107 Goodson, Paul 10, 82 Gray, Michelle 10, 49 Gray, Mike 10, 40, 44, 65, 66, 70, 98, 105 Green, Angela 10, 13, 47, 49, 100, 105, 108 Gust, Sheen 10, 12, 49, 104 Hausotter, Jim 11 Hayter, Stormy 11 Henderson, Dan 11 Hitchman, Sheila 11, 49, 72 Hitt, Esther 11, 107 Hollopeter, Velma 11, 72 Ingwerson, Jeanine 11, 100 Johnson, Mark 11 Camph, Wendy 11, 13, 49, 70, 93, 98, 106, 108, 157 McDonald, Bryant 11 McMunn, Brian 11 Mejia, Gaby 10, 11, 13, 49, 92, 93, 98, 104, 105, 108 Michaels, Mark 10, 11, 52, 64, 92, 93, 98, 104, 105, 107, 108 Miller, Teresa 11, 43, 49 Morgan, Debbie 11 Parret, Brian 11, 44, 70 Redlingshafer, Kenny 12, 96 Roberts, Ted 12, 13 Ronan, Leo 12, 44 Roswell, James 12 Smith, Joe 12 Synan, Aneta 12, 70, 87, 107, 157 Teig, Scott 11, 12, 40, 44 Williams, Russell 13, 65, 66, 98 Wilson, Lisa 12, 13, 41, 43, 47, 49, 115 Zenchenko, Kari 12, 49 JUNIORS Aikins, Lesa 14, 51, 96, 106 Block, Melinda 14, 50, 51, 92, 93, 96, 98, 104, 106 Brown, Jim 14 , 41, 44 , 98, 100 Bruner, Nena 14, 41, 43, 51, 50, 87, 90, 96, 106 Burke, Paula 14, 49, 90, 96 Buxton, Sheralyn 14, 49 Chilcote, Curtis 3, 14, 39, 40, 44 , 45 , 65 , 66 Cooper, Brenda 14, 28, 49, 90 Creech, Bobby 13, 14, 16, 44, 101, 108, 120 Crippen, Willie 14, 15, 52, 64, 80, 98, 107 Dew, Randy 9, 14, 16, 44, 65, 66, 82, 83, 85, 98, 107 Galloway, Chris 14, 51, 90, 91, 96, 106 Gibson, Becky 14 Gray, Leslie Holstead, Pam 14 Hollopeter, Helen 14, 15, 41, 43, 87, 104 Howard, Mike 15, 43, 44, 82, 84, 85 Howell, Linda 15 Johnson, Wes 15 Juhl, Jill 15 , 41, 42 , 43 , 46 , 50, 51, 98, 104, 106 Kiggins, John 15, 16, 44, 65, 67, 82, 83, 98, 101, 108 Lewis, Kerry 15 Mabe, Rick 6, 15, 43, 44, 45, 98, 106, 107 McCartt, John 15 McCasland, Carol 15, 3, 39, 40, 42 , 46 , 47, 108 McClendon, Shawn 15, 43, 44, 45, 82, 98 Michaels, Caron 15, 41, 51, 64, 98, 105, 106 Miller, Joe 15, 101, 120 Moreland, Randy 15, 65 Nash, Gail 16, 49 Nelson, Jim 16, 44, 45, 82, 85, 98 Riekeman, Rachel 16, 49, 90 Robbins, John 16, 112 Schofield, Tammi 16, 72, 104, 107 Southern, Susan 16, 51, 104, 105, 106 Tolman, Wes 16 Van Doren, Rhonda 16, 38, 41, 42, 49, 98, 107 Wager, Dawn 16, 40, 112 Wagoner, Steve 16, 80, 82, 106, 112 Whited, Rick 16 Wilborn, Tim 16, 101, 104, 120 Wilson, Sean 16, 44, 98, 101 Wright, Darla 16, 41, 49 Zufelt, Lyle 16 SENIORS Addis, Frances 18, 118, 119 Anderson, Mike 6, 7, 18, 23, 27, 36 , 40 , 64 , 70 , 80 , 82 , 84, 92 , 93 , 98, 100, 106, 107, 108, 119 Audley, John 18, 36, 118, 119 Balcom, Lance 18, 36, 41, 43, 82, 83, 84, 85, 98, 119 Blankenship, Greg 18, 36, 104, 108, 119 Bolton, Tina 18, 36, 50, 51, 98, 104, 106, 107, 112, 119 Brown, Deena 18, 26, 36, 96, 119 Chilcote, Patty 18, 26, 36, 41, 100, 119 Cooper, Delaine 19, 26, 27, 36, 42 , 46 , 50 , 51, 98, 100, 104, 106, 108, 118, 119, 120 Daigle, Kirk 19, 119 Davenport, Brian 19, 23, 36, 40, 41, 43, 82, 84, 101, 119 Dixon, Dennis 19, 70, 119 Foster, Donna 19, 36, 119 Garren, Marty 19, 36, 43, 65, 67, 80, 82, 84, 98, 102, 106, 107, 117, 119 Gibbons, Rick 19, 27, 36, 39, 42, 43, 44, 93, 98, 102, 104, 106, 119 Hayter, John 19, 119 Howell, Bill 19, 36, 43, 103, 117, 119 Howell, James 20, 36, 39, 100, 119 Kamph, Brenda 4, 20, 27, 36, 39, 42, 43, 46, 50, 51, 87, 98, 104, 106, 107, 118, 119 Keman, Patti 19, 96, 118, 119 Kinnie, Carol 12, 20, 23, 36, 39, 116, 119 Landers, Roger 20, 36, 119 Maney, Jim 20, 26, 36, 106, 119 McClenny, Rachel 20, 119 McBumett, JoAnn 20, 23, 27, 36, 102, 116, 119 McMunn, Ken 21, 36, 103, 106, 117, 119 Medlen, Sheri 21, 36, 90, 93, 96, 116, 119 Miller, Debby 21, 28, 36, 39, 49, 117, 119 Morgan, Tim 21, 26, 36, 116, 119 Morgan, Vickey 21, 90, 119 Nelson, Denise 21, 36, 96, 119 Peters, Kim 4, 21, 26, 23, 36, 41, 42, 43, 46, 47, 50, 98, 106, 119 Redfearn, Debby 21, 36, 28, 50, 51, 96, 103, 116, 119 Riekeman, Michelle 21, 39, 119 Rieu, Donn 22, 36, 108, 119 Robbins, Marty 22, 36 Robinette, Jim 22, 23, 36, 100, 118, 119 Ronan, Kathy 22, 36, 96, 119 Russell, Rod 22, 26, 27, 36 Scott, Penny 22, 36, 119 Southern, Kelly 22, 26, 36, 43, 52, 64, 119 Stratton, Cindy 22, 27, 50, 51, 96, 104, 106, 108, 117, 119 Tolman, Nora 23, 36, 100, 119 Uken, Nancy 23, 36, 43, 100 Vergeer, Paul 23, 26, 36, 40, 92, 93, 104, 105, 107, 108, 115, 118, 119 Williams, Eugene 23, 36, 65, 67, 100 Wooden, Janet 23, 90, 91, 96, 104, 107, 119 160 Index RIDDLE • %