Riddle High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Riddle, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

THE 1980 SHAMROCK Editor Staff Angela Green Curtis Chilcote Chris Galloway Jeanine Ingwerson Shawn McClendon Randy Dew John Kiggins Joe Miller Advisor Mrs. Banducci Photographers Bobby Creech John Robbins Joe Miller Tim Wilborn Chris Galloway Advisors Mr. Steen Mr. Carlson Volume XXXXIII Riddle High School, Riddle Oregon 97469 TABLE OF CONTENTS Organizations 3 Faculty 15 Sports 21 Happenings 45 Classes 77 Junior High 95 Advertising 113 Riddle Pep Band 1979-1980 This year’s pep band played at all of the home varsity football and basketball games. Everyone who played in the pep band enjoyed what they were doing and had lots of fun. The pep band helped the cheerleaders add life at the games and assemblies. The players also appreciated the pep band’s spirit when they cheered the players back on the field or on the court. The pep band is sometimes said to be a pep squad. The band would like to say thank you to Mr. Nutson for all the work he has put into the band to make it better. 1. The pep band cheers on the football team to a win at the Homecoming game. 2. The pep band plays to add spirit to the pep assemblies. 3. The camera caught Nancy Humphreys eyeing Howard Lunderstadt at one of the football games. 4. Another side of the Riddle band is the marching band showing their stuff during the Homecoming parade. Winter And Spring Concerts The 1979 Winter Concert was held on December 18. The Junior High Band started the concert with both High School chorus and band entertaining until the close. Everyone who came enjoyed the sounds put out under the direction of Mr. Bruce Nutson. The band played the recent hit Good Vibrations,” “Sleigh Ride,” and a few others. The Spring Concert was held on May 20. The band and chorus performed some hits such as “Just the Way You Are,” and Macho Man YMCA.” The chorus sang I Don’t Know How to Love Him” and “If.” 1. During the Winter Concert all eyes are on Mr. Nutson to insure no mistakes. 2. Carmen Daigle smiles as she listens to the trumpets and trombones harmonize. 3. The chorus waits patiently before they sing during the Spring Concert. 4. Cindy Lawson sang a lovely solo, “I Wonder (Departure)” by ABBA. 5. Mr. Nutson thanks Willy Crippen for the kind words that were said about his four years at RHS. s The Riddle Drill Team 79-80 The 1979 drill team was started by Mr. Bruce Nutson. The team includes 12 members, who perform dance routines during halftime of football and basketball games to entertain the crowds. The girls had to practice several hours each week in order to prepare and learn their routines. Their first performance was for the Homecoming game. The original team remained the same except for Caron Michaels, Tammi Schofield, and Teresa Miller. They were replaced by Sheila Hitchman, Stormy Hayter, and Paula Burke for basketball season. Mr. Nutson feels that for the first year it went quite well. Special thanks to Mrs. Cantrell, Mrs. Nutson, and Mrs. Wooden for staying up those long hours getting the uniforms made in time for the Homecoming game. Thank you to everyone who made the drill team possible. 1 1. At halftime of the Homecoming game the team lined up on the field to show their stuff. 2. No one seems worried as they march on to the field to perform for the first time. 3. Four of the girls smile as they kick to the sounds of “Vegas.” 4. The basketball drill team consisted of first row from left to right: Karen Wooden, Sheryl Barnes, Paula Burke, Velma Hollopeter, Sheila Hitchman, and Chani Mitchell. Second row: Judy Cantrell, Catrina Clendenin, Kari Zenchenko, Helen Redlingshafer, Stormy Hayter, and Teena Creech. Even though the RHS Hi-Q team did not have an overall winning season this year, it was still very successful. More students than ever before competed for RHS. These students gained both knowledge and pride for having done so. 1. Shawn McClendon, Gaby Mejia, Bobby Creech, and Tim Wilborn are ready to answer the next toss-up question. 2. Bobby Creech looks to the camera for help during a break in a match. 3. John Robbins, Howard Lunderstadt, Sheryl Barnes, and James Roswell wait for a question to be asked. 7 KNOWLEDGE COMPETITION 1. Randy Dew and Angela Green discuss the copy for the football layout. 2. Angela Green and Robin Callow go over last minute details before leaving school to sell annual ads. 3. Jeanine Ingwerson makes sure her layouts are completed. 4. John Kiggins watches as Randy Dew tries to figure out the spacing of his lay- Shamrock Staff Puts It All Together out. 8 The GAA consisted of: (back row) Nora Cunliff, Caron Michaels, Thea McClendon, Angela Robbins, Nanci Humphreys, Raegan Dickey, Tra-cee Malaby, (middle row) Judy Cantrell, Wendy Crippen, Carmen Daigle. Debbie Page, Esther Hitt, Julee Gibson, Tammi Schofield, (front row) Miss Anderson, Lesa Aikins. Helen Hollopeter, Nancy Block, Velma Hollopeter, Lisa Wilson, and Laurie Smith. 2. Miss Anderson waits for the ball to be served during the GAA versus the Women Faculty. (The Women Faculty won the match in straight games.) 3. Club Officers were Lesa Aikins, President; Helen Hollopeter, Nancy Block, Velma Hollopeter, and Lisa Wilson. 4. Miss Anderson and Lori McKay, block the ball for the Faculty while Raegan Dickey, Lesa Aikins, and Gaby Mejia scramble to recover the ball. GAA □□□ □□ SNACK SHACK Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) identifies the program of student activity relating to Distributive Education and is designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. DECA is the only national student organization operating through the nation’s school to attract individuals to careers in marketing, merchandising, and management. The purposes of DECA are to develop education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to occupational competence and to promote understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in our free, competitive enterprise system. The Snack Shack is also a part of the RHS marketing program in which the DECA students can obtain work experience. 1. Sheila Hitchman looks over to the counter before she makes change to see if the customer wants anything else. 2. “Service with a smile” is John Flannigan’s motto as he sells Cindy Lawson a candy bar. 3. Judy Cantrell exhibits enthusiasm as she waits on Bobi Jo George. 4. The Riddle DECA chapter consisted of Back Row: Cindy Lawson, John Flannigan, Kari Zenchenko, Sheila Hitchman, and Judy Cantrell. Middle Row: Bobi Jo George, Nora Cunliff, and Karen Wooden. Front Row: President, Chris Galloway; Vice-President, Paula Burke; Secretary-Treasurer, Rachel Riekeman; Reporter, Brenda Cooper; and Parliamentarian, Melinda Block. Not pictured is Nena Bryant, Kenny Redlingshafer, and Robin Callow. 5. Kari Zenchenko ends the day’s activities by cleaning the Snack Shack floor. During the course of the year DECA students attended two conferences. The Fall Leadership Conference was held at Linn-Benton Community College. It was designed to help students prepare for State competition in late March. The State Career Development Conference was held at the Red Lion at Janzten Beach. Here the students competed in events where they used the knowledge they had gained at Fall Leadership and through many hard hours of studying. The students made a good showing by bringing home 15 awards. Chris Galloway and Nora Cunliff qualified for national competition in Miami, Florida, by placing in the top two of their respective events. 1. Paula Burke receives the Truckin' Award at the Fall Leadership Conference from State Parliamentarian Chris Galloway. The Truckin’ Award is given to the chapter that brings the most members times the amount of miles to the Conference. 2. Rachel Riekeman, Brenda Cooper, Sheila Hitchman, and Karen Wooden wait to receive the S.T.E.M. awards. Shoplifters Take Everybody’s Money is an antishoplifting campaign given to 5th graders and the results were put into manual form and entered into competition. 3. Nora Cunliff walks off the victory stand with a first place trophy for her 40-page manual on San Francisco Riding Gear in Apparel and Accessories. 4. Mrs. Chapman and John Flannigan receive the 2nd place Chapter of the Year trophy. 5. Chris Galloway stands on the victory platform after she received her second place trophy in Finance and Credit Competency Based. Scholars Of RHS The Riddle Chapter of National Honor Society is one of the highest honors anyone at Riddle High School can receive. This year six members were inducted. These people were Tim Wilborn, Howard Lunderstadt, John Robbins. Sheryl Barnes. Jill Juhl and Bobby Creech. These people were inducted at Paul’s Hong Kong Restaurant in Grants Pass. The Honor Society was active this year by visiting the Oregon State University campus, attending a play at UCC, and viewing the Douglas County Museum Also, the Honor Society had a couple o money-making projects to help pay for the induction banquet. 1. Gaby Mejia taps in Howard Lunderstadt before the school. 2. Darla Schofield reads the minutes as Nena Bryant listens intently. 3. Melinda Block leads the members in a discussion. 4. The Honor Society was made up of Back Row: Tim Wilborn, Howard Lunderstadt, John Robbins, Sheryl Barnes, Caron Michaels, Jill Juhl, Vice-President Nena Bryant, and Chris Galloway. Front Row: Advisor Miss Smith, President Melinda Block, Gaby Mejia, Secretary-Treasurer Darla Schofield and Advisor Mrs. Parret. Not pictured Nora Cunliff, Angela Green and Bobby Creech. 5. Caron Michaels congratulates Tim Wilborn as she taps him in, 'ixMiMMM. — 3MIIIE ILUB SERVICE CLUB The Service Club members donate their time to helping our community. Some of the activities they take part in are: babysitting at various meetings, working at the Bloodmobile, sponsoring Kiddie Films, and donating monies to worthy organizations. 1. Members include: (back row) Debby Morgan, Nora Cunliff, Melinda Block (Secretary), Teena Creech, Chris Galloway (Points Chairman), (front row) Chani Mitchell, Jeanine Ingwerson (President), Lois Miller, Jeanette Cobb. Not pictured is Karen Wooden (Vice President). Big Little Brother Sister A new program aimed at bridging the gap between junior high and high school was established this year at RHS called Big- Little Brother or Sister Program. Those interested high school students volunteered to work with junior high students to introduce them to the facilities, rules, and students of the High School. 1. Pictured in their Homecoming float are: Judy Cantrell, Linda Howell, Rhonda Soderburg, Laura Puckett, Michelle Beebe, and Cindy Wilborn. 13 T E A C H E R S Miss Marty Anderson P.E. Health Girls Varsity Coach Mr. Don Banducci Junior High English Social Studies Coach Mrs. Rosemary Banducci Business Annual Journalism Mr. Les Carlson Shop Welding 16 Mr. Gene Forman Junior High Social Studies Reading Coach Freshman Advisor Mrs. Blanche Chapman Business DECA Advisor Mr. Ron Dungey Junior High Science Coach Mr. Don Heuberger Social Studies Driver’s Education Coach COACHES Mr. LaVern Frantzich NOT PICTURED Mr. Fred Herinchx Science Science Senior Advisor Coach 17 Mr. Greg Nolz Library Honor Society Advisor Freshman Advisor 18 Mr. Bob Radcliffc English Hi Q Advisor Miss Dian Smith English Cheerleader Advisor Honor Society Advisor FRIENDS Mr. Dick Theiral Junior High Math Social Studies NOT PICTURED Mr. Rod Steen Mr. Dave Wilkerson Math ERC Computer Programming 19 1. Mrs. Phyllis Bolton helped Mrs. Bonn keep the school operating. She was in charge of the daily lunch count and did other office work. 2. Mrs. Irene Bonn was our school secretary and bookkeeper. She retired at the end of the school year after working here for three years. 3. Mr. Bob Matthews was both the Administrative Assistant and School Counselor. 4. Mr. John Meeks completed his second year with us as High School principal. OFFICE 20 The Irish football team showed a marked improvement this year with a 7-2 record, which is the best for a Riddle team in many years. FOOTBALL There was disappointment along with the excitement this year when the Irish fell eight points short of a trip to the state playoffs in a 14-6 loss at Glendale. The personal statistics were very good with Jim Nelson rushing for over one thousand yards, while Jim Brown rushed for over eight hundred yards, and Randy Dew for five hundred yards. To highlight the season the Irish also placed eight people in nine positions on the All-League teams, and Jim Nelson on the Shrine team. A couple of new coaches also did a good job this year. Coach Funston did an excellent job with the line, while Coach Nolz helped out with the backs and coached the JV team. 1. Irish intent as quarterback Shawn McClendon calls the play. 2. Randy Dew makes a block as Jim Nelson buries the ball. 3. Jim Brown and Mike Lewis watch intently as the Irish move the ball. 4. John Flannigan showing his running skills after this reception against Oakland. 5. Shawn McClendon showing coaches that there are only inches to go. 6. Jim Bown breaks loose for a big gain against North Douglas. 7. Rick Mabe runs off the field to talk to Coach Forman during a break in the action. 1. The seniors are announced at the homecoming game as the other players look on. 2. Jim Brown finds daylight as he leaves a wake of Sailors behind. 3. Randy Dew finds a lot of running room as he turns North Douglas Warriors 0 Riddle Irish 32 Bonanza Panthers 0 Riddle Irish 30 Mapleton Sailors 0 Riddle Irish 35 Pacific Pirates 0 Riddle Irish 28 Oakland Oakers 16 Riddle Irish 28 St. Mary’s Crusaders 51 Riddle Irish 14 Glendale Pirates 14 Riddle Irish 6 North Douglas Warriors 6 Riddle Irish 28 Yoncalla Eagles 6 Riddle Irish 26 the corner against St. Mary’s. 4. Jim Nelson breaks for another long gainer against Oakland. 5. The Irish bench show the support that helped the Irish to a successful season. 6. Jeff Harris grimaces with pain after getting his ankle injured against St. Mary’s. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT 1. Several linemen warm up before practice with an agility drill. 2. Rick Mabe and John Kiggins listen intently as head coach Gene Forman shares his wisdom. 3. Arnold Miller locks horns with Mike Gray during an one-on-one drill. 4. Howard Lunderstadt cuts Rany dew during one of the many down-field blocking drills. 5. Mike Gray taking a few minutes to look inside himself. 10i� M5 IS t 4 T ft m f •mm I . 31 r _ Shawn McClendon Jim Brown Quarterback Runningback John Robbins End Sean Wilson End I ''If _v 1 SS§jf Randy Dew Jim Nelson Rick Mabe John Kiggins Runningback Runningback Lineman Lineman Curtis Chilcote Bo Lineman 1979 Irish Football Team; manager, Greg Saily, Coach Ban-ducci, Lane Harrison, Rick Mabe, Shawn McClendon, Jim Brown, John Fiannigan, Jim Nelson, Curtis Chilcote, Joel Baker, John Robbins, Brian Parret, Coach Nolz, (second row) Dean Teig, Ko;v (Ir-.fiO! s. ; M kv- Gray. !v by (ii'.Mic — i ■ Ben Cooper. Howard Lun- — q - derstadt, Jeff P Mm. 4® 2? Harris, Jeff I flj ¥' %tip? 0 ' Zenchenko, L ■ (third row) 2S JV SHINE JV Green 7-1 JV White 5-3 During the 79 Season the Irish had two JV teams. The White team was coached by Lori McKay and the Green team was coached by Miss Kerege. Each team did a good job and gained much experience they can use in the coming years. 1. The White team consisted of Kay Lynn Allen, Chani Mitchell, Shelly Tolman, Lynette Johnson, and Coach McKay. Awards were given to the following: Sherri Goodson-Outstanding Setter and Most Inspirational, and Teena Creech-Outstanding Spiker. 2. Wendy Kamph and Nora Cunliff go after a ball. 3. Debbie Page spikes the ball. 4. Carmen Daigle and Gaby Mejia cheer for the team as Coach Kerege anticipates a victory over St. Mary’s. 5. Teena Creech bumps the ball. 6. The JV Green team consisted of: Wendy Crippen, Raegan Dickey, Nora Cunliff, Laurie Smith, Debbie Page, Carmen Daigle, Thea McClendon, Sheryl Barnes, manager Grade Page. Sitting: Wendy Kamph, Gaby Mejia, Coach Kerege, Jenny Cole, and Tra-cee Malaby. Awards went to Tracee Malaby-Most Inspirational, Carmen Daigle-Outstanding Spiker, and Jenny Cole-Outstanding Setter. IRISH SHINE IN 79 League 8-2 Season 9-12 The Irish team started the season with only four of their six returning lettermen. Eight new players were added to the roster with hopes that they would gain experience fast. The season started out slow for the girls, losing seven games and winning only three. As soon as league started the Irish were shining, however. They sparkled so much they won all their games except for losing to St. Mary's twice. Then, before they or anybody knew it. they were in the district playoffs facing the Yoncalla Eagles; the team they have met twice before in playoff action. But after the match, the Eagles had prevailed once again taking away the District 5-A Crown we had in 1978. At the beginning of the season the OSAA established a new rule concerning substitutions. This rule was created to eliminate confusion between the officials and players. 1. Caron Michaels bumps the ball to the setter. 2. Angela Green goes in for Lesa Aikins as a spiker. 3. The seniors for the 1979 season were Jill Juhl 12, Nena Bryant 21, Caron Mi chaels 14, and Captain Lesa Aikins 24. 4. Angela Robbins waits as Connie Bruner sets the ball to her 5. The Irish team that made the district playoffs this year were: Nancy Block. Nanci Humphreys, Caron Michaels, Jill Juhl, Nena Bryant, Connie Bruner, Cindie Wagoner. Angela Robbins, Angela Green, Kari Zenchenko, Lesa Aikins, Teresa Miller, manager Chris Galloway, and Coach Anderson. Awards were presented to Jill Juhl-Most Valuable and Outstanding Senior. Nena Bryant-Most Inspirational, Cindie Wagoner-Most Improved, and Lesa Aikins-Team Captain. Also a gift was given to Chris Galloway for being the team’s manager and a gift for Ardie Juhl for being a stat. Four Irish players made the All-Star team: Cindie Wagoner and Nena Bryant second team and Lesa Aikins and Jill Juhl first team. CROSS COUNTRY 1979 The Irish had a cross country team for the first time in five years. They didn’t have enough runners to make a full team but they still competed. All the team members improved their times tremendously. The boys were running up to 30 miles a week and the girls were running up to 20 miles a week. Tim Wilborn was top placer for the Irish, placing twelth out of thirty-one in league and twenty-sixth out of sixty in district. Since there were only two seniors, the cross country team will be coming back stronger and better next year. 1. Tim Wilborn and John Wagoner sprinting the last one-hundred yards of the race. 2. Linda Howell keeping up a good pace as she heads for the finish line. 3. The team consisted of (back row) Jim Hausotter, Tim Wilborn, John Wagoner, Mike Kiggins, Greg Stratton, (front row) Jeanette Cobb, Sherri Cockrell, and Linda Howell. Fall Sports Banquet After the completion of each sports season this year, a potluck dinner was held for the athletes and their families. Athletic awards were presented after the dinner. 1. Mr. Kurtz presents awards to his cross country runners Jim Hausotter, Mike Kig-gins, Greg Stratton, and Tim Wilborn. 2. Jill Juhl and Mr. and Mrs. Banducci enjoy themselves as they go through the food line. 3. Lori McKay congratulates Teena Creech as KayLynn Allen, Sherri Good-son, Chani Mitchell, and Shelley Tolman watch. 4. Michelle Gray and Lesa Aikins appear to be eager to eat as they are the first ones to the food tables. 5. Miss Anderson presents the varsity volleyball players with their awards. Members pictured are Lesa Aikins, Caron Michaels, Kari Zenchenko, Nancy Block, and Cin-die Wagoner. Coach Nolz really brought his JV Green team together near the end of their season. They had some very close games, only to lose in the final seconds. However, they had an overall successful season. 1. Team picture: (back row) Howard Lunderstadt, Ben Cooper, John McCartt, Vince Morgan, Don Jones, Coach Nolz, (middle row) Manager Marty Robbins, Ken Redlingshafer, Chris Addis. Randy Naiman, Jeff Cole, Kerry Lewis, (front row) James Roswell, Rusty Purvis, and Vernon Smith. 2. Kenny Redlingshafer, Vernon Smith, Howard Lunderstadt, Rusty Purvis, and the rest of the team listen intensely as Coach Nolz goes over the halftime strategy. 3. Jeff Cole puts one up as the rest of the team goes for the boards. 30 J.V. GREEN J.V. WHITE 1. Rick DeWitt let’s one fly as John Wagoner sets a pick. Vince Morgan pumps one up as Lucky Cole and John Wagoner look on. 3. The White team gathers round as Coach Kurtz gives them the game plan. 4. The JV White team consisted of: (standing) Coach Kurtz, Ron Dickey, Dean Harrison, John Wagoner, Joe Dixon, Jim Hausot-ter, (kneeling) Daryl Dixon, Rick DeWitt, Lucky Cole, Rob Uken, and James Roswell. IRISH CONTINUE TO FIGHT AFTER LOSS OF PLAYERS The Irish basketball season started with a very strong ball club with plenty of experience and depth. During the course of the season, however, with a couple of crucial injuries and two seniors moving, the line up took a downfall in experience; but the team made up for most of it through desire. The Irish ended up having a very rewarding season of 12-10. Three of the Irish players walked away with All-League honors: Jim Nelson, first team; Shawn McClendon, second team; and John Flannigan, honorable mention. The team awards went to Shawn McClendon and Jim Nelson for Most Valuable, Bobby Creech was Most Inspirational, and John Flannigan ended up with the “Player’s” Player Award. The Outstanding Senior went to Shawn McClendon. 1-3. The Irish were divided into two teams consisting of all the varsity players and some JV players in the first annual Green White Scrimmage. The Green team ended up on the winning side being led by Jim Brown. 1. Scott Teig puts up a jump shot while John Flannigan screen’s out Sean Wilson for the boards. 2. Rick Mabe and Scott Teig have a jump ball. 3. Jim Brown watches as John Flannigan gets off a shot. 4. Joel Baker sets up the play for the Irish. 5. The team consisted of: (standing) Rob Davis, Steve Wagoner, Jim Nelson, John Flannigan, Joel Baker, (kneeling) Ben Cooper, Bobby Creech, Shawn McClendon, and Brian Parret. IRISH APPLY THE PRESSURE 1. Jim Nelson reaches up with a finger-tip roll over the front of the rim. 2. Outside shooter Shawn McClendon pumps up a shot from about 20 feet out. 3. Jim Nelson brings down another rebound. 4. Senior basketball players included Jim Nelson, Bobby Creech, Shawn McClendon, and Steve Wagoner. 5. Shawn McClendon breaks down court on a fastbreak against St. Marys. 6. Steve Wagoner goes up for the rebound as John Flannigan tries to get position under the boards. 7. Joel Baker gets off a jump shot over a Yoncalla player. RIDDLE HIGH SCHtlOl LIBRARY 1. The JV team consisted of: Manager Kelly Lillard, Tracee Malaby, Nanci Humphreys, Coach Kathy Kerege, Raegan Dickey, Jenny Cole, Teena Creech, and Sheryl Barnes. 2. Raegan Dickey goes in for a lay-in as Sheryl Barnes waits for the outcome of the shot. 3. Jenny Cole hustles down court with the ball. 4. Nanci Humphreys, Tracee Malaby, and Sheryl Barnes take it easy as they dress down for a game. m , V 1. Tracee Malaby and Nanci Humphreys are ready for Raegan Dickey to tip the ball their way. 2. Nanci Humphreys passes the ball in bounds. 3. Sheryl Barnes lays up a shot against the backboard. 4. Angela Breen puts up a shot for the Irish. 5. Melinda Block greets a Glendale player in pre game introductions of the teams. Small Turnout And Injuries Cause Several Players To Play Both JV And Varsity Ball. 1. Varsity basketball members included (back row) Connie Bruner, Melinda Block, Chris Galloway, Coach Marty Anderson, (middle row) Raegan Dickey, Nanci Humphreys, Jenny Cole, Teena Creech, (front row) Nena Bryant, Jill Juhl, and Caron Michaels. 2. Jill Juhl takes the ball down court as the rest of the Irish hustle for positions. 3. Coach Anderson goes over strategy during a timeout. 4. Nena Bryant goes in for a lay-in while Cindie Wagoner and Melinda Block look on. 5. Connie Bruner puts up a freethrow. 6. Senior varsity members are: Caron Michaels, Jill Juhl, Melinda Block, Nena Bryant, and Chris Galloway. MATMEN HAVE THE MOVES This year Coach Dungey came into the lives of the Irish wrestlers. As a result, the Irish had a very successful season. The Irish placed an impressive second at District and eleventh in State. They showed strong talent from their young crop of freshmen and sophomores and superior strength by their three seniors. During the District Meet the Irish showed their strength with five firsts, four seconds, two thirds, and a fourth. At State the Irish had three fourth placers, which were Mike Kiggins, Greg Stratton, and Curtis Chilcote. John Kiggins broke the school record with 24 pins, and several other Irishmen came close to capturing new records. The following awards were presented: Outstanding Freshmen—Mike Kiggins, Most Improved Wrestler — Gary Rust, and Outstanding Senior Wrestler — John Kiggins. 1. Russell Williams works on breaking down his opponent. 2. Mike Kiggins applies pressure as he tries to turn his opponent. 3. Randy Dew’s opponent finds himself in quite an awkward position. 4. Curtis Chilcote puts on his iron grip while waiting for the fall. 5. John Kiggins lifts his opponent high in the air as he makes his throw. 37 MATMEN ■■■■ 1. 1980 wrestlers (front row) John Kiggins, Gary Rust, Jeff Harris, Russell Williams, Mike Kiggins, Greg Stratton, (back row) Lyly Zu-felt, Randy Dew, Bill Mabe, Curtis Chilcote, Mike Gray, Roy Gibbons, Paul Zenchenko, Coach Dungey. 2. District placers (front row) Curtis Chilcote, Gary Rust, Jeff Harris, Roy Gibbons, Coach Dungey, (back row) Randy Dew, John Kiggins, Mike Kiggins, Mike Gray, Greg Stratton. 3. State placers Greg Stratton, Mike Kigains, Curtis Chilcote. 4. State champs??? LONG PRACTICES AND CONDITIONING PROVE TO BE SUCCESSFUL. 1. John Kiggins shows his opponent the mat from another point of view. 2. Curtis Chilcote crunches his opponent. 3. Mike Gray rips on an arm bar. 4. Randy Dew works his opponent to the mat. 5. Paul Zenchenko sets his man up for a head and arm. 6. John Kiggins works on another pin. 7. Roy Gibbons waltzes his opponent to the mat. 1. Tim Wilbom runs another grueling 3,000 meters. 2. Sean Wilson, Shawn McClendon, and Bobby Creech observe their opponents at a track meet. 3. Nena Bryant strains as she leaps in the long jump. 4. Sean Wilson jogs a lap to warm up for an event. 5. Curtis Chilcote whips a throw of 153.3 to win the League Track Meet. 6. Shawn McClendon concentrates on his form as he clears a hurdle. 7. Bobby Creech maintains an even pace as he runs the 3,000. 8. Jill Juhl hurdles to another one of her many victories. TRACK 198 1. Gordon McMunn competes in the javelin on the Irish field. 2. Connie Bruner adds another victory to her record. 3. Mike Gray prepares himself for a personal best. 4. Nena Bryant and Wendy Crippen complete a handoff in the 400-meter relay. 5. Mr. Kurtz leaves the discus ring after giving last minute instructions to Curtis, Connie, and Angela. 6. Wendy Crippen practices to master the hurdles. 7. Tracee Malaby waits for the start of the 300-meter hurdles. 8. The track team was composed of (back row) Dean Harrison. Curtis Chilcote, Sean Wilson, Shawn McClendon, Bob Creech. Mike Gray, (middle row) Coach Anderson. Connie Bruner. Nena Bryant, Jill Juhl. Wendy Crippen, Raegan Dickey, Nanci Humphreys. (front row) Coach Kurtz. Gordon McMunn. Tracee Malaby, Jeanette Cobb. Catrina Clendenin, and Mike Kiggins. Not pictured are Tim Wilbom, Kelly Lillard, Debbie Page. Sherri Cockrell, and Cindie Wagoner. CURTIS TAKES STATE Connie Bruner. Jill Juhl. and Curtis Chilcote competed in the State Track Meet in Portland on May 16 and 17. Curtis became the State Champion in the discus with a throw of 147 9”. Connie Bruner placed second in the discus, and Jill Juhl placed fifth in the 100 meter hurdles. 12 Curtis Chilcote demonstrates his winning style in the discus throw. 3. Jill Juhl takes the hurdle in stride as she competes in a qualifying heat of the 100 meter hurdles. 4. Jill easily clears this height in high jump competition. 5. Connie Bruner eyes the distance of her throw as she completes her spin. Steve Wagoner 2, 3, 4 Coach Heuberger and Coach Matthews look over the team to see they are playing. John Kiggins 2, 3, 4 Rick Mabe 2, 3, 4 The Irish baseball team was comprised of: (back row) Dean Teig, Randy Dew, Joel Baker, John Flannigan, Jim Nelson, Steve Wagoner, Rick Mabe, Lane Harrison, (kneeling) Coach Heuberger, Ron Dickey, Lucky Cole, Bill Mabe, Eric Murphy, Dave Schenck, John Kiggins, and Coach Matthews. ACTION BASEBALL 1. John Kiggins catches a pitch from one of the Irish hurlers. 2. Jim Nelson swings looking for another base hit. 3. Rick Mabe gets ready to uncork a fastball. 4. The Irish gather on the mound before a game to discuss their defense. 5. Steve Wagoner shows great form while swinging the bat. 6. John Flannigan is ready for the throw as Rick Mabe checks the baserunner. 7. Randy Dew and Jim Nelson watch the game as they wait for their turn at bat. 1 Mike Howard displays a big head and Rhonda Van Doren models an unique hair style on Freaker’s Day 2 Carol McCasland leads a cheer during the pep assembly on Freaker's Day. 3 Dave Schenck, Sherri Cockrell, anil Rob Davis are judged on their costumes for the day 4 Lisa Wilson and Leo Ronan represent the Juniors on Fifties Day. (Opposite Page) 1 Rick Mabe blows the winning bubble for the Seniors in class competition 2. The student body rocks n rolls at the Sock Ho| 3. Juniors Sheryl Barnes and Michelle Gray race to mummify Stormy Hayter 4 Todd Kamph lends Mark Martin his hand in starting the base of the mummy wrap HOMECOMING 46 ACTIVITIES 47 PARADE 1. The high school marching band prepares for the parade. 2. Football players John Kiggins, Rusty Purvis (manager), Bobby Creech, and Paul Zenchenko ride the fire truck during the parade. 3. Susan Southern enjoys her ride on the Senior Float. 4. The freshmen float “Flush ’em.” 5. The JV and Varsity cheerleaders lead a cheer during the parade. 1. The Lettermen relax after finally getting the bonfire constructed. 2. Mike Gray chants “Irish are Number 1.” 3. Gaby Mejia, Sheryl Barnes, and Angela Green perform the Juniors’ Skit. 4. The student body assembles on the football field after the parade for the final pep assembly of Homecoming Week. COURT 1. Freshmen were represented by their royalty of Nanci Humphreys and Mike Hanks. 2. Queen Melinda Block and King Jim Brown seem to be enjoying themselves as they ride down Main Street. 3. Miss Irresistible Angela Robbins and Mr. Irresistible Mike Kiggins wait patiently for the parade to begin. 4. Flame Carol McCasland and Torch Rick Mabe wonder when the parade will start. 5. Angela Robbins and Mike Kiggins show their irresistible smiles to the parade watchers. 6. Sophomore royalty Carmen Daigle and Roy Gibbons enjoy themselves before the parade. Not pictured are Senior Princess Lesa Aikins and Prince Mike Howard and Junior Princess Velma Hollopeter and Prince John Flannigan. 1. Alumni and current student body members dance to the music provided by the band. 2. King Jim Brown and Queen Melinda Block try to act casual at the Coronation. Melinda Block and Jim Brown lead the Court in the traditional “Court’s Dance.” 3-4. Those attending the Homecoming Dance enjoyed both the slow dances and the rock-n-roll. DANCE 51 VARSITY JV FOOTBALL 79 CHEERLEADERS GET IT! GOT IT! ■rT giiK.___I The Varsity and JV Football Cheerleaders of 1979 were full of energy and spirit this year. Both groups showed the crowd what it meant to have spirit. The JV squad consisted of Debbie Page (yell leader), Carmen Daigle, Laurie Smith, Nancy Block, and Tracee Malaby. The Varsity Cheerleaders were Aneta Synan (yell queen), Angela Green, Carol McCasland, Julee Gibson, and Michelle Gray. The varsity squad went to cheerleading camp this year to improve on their skills for the upcoming season. The group learned new cheers, dance routines, skits, jumps, and the importance of working as a team. The girls stayed at Carol McCasland’s aunt’s in Medford, Oregon and commuted back and forth from Ashland. The group won five awards: two for crowd involvement, one for super spirit, supersquad, and most improved. They had a lot of fun and felt it was a good experience for all of them. 1. At the homecoming bonfire the varsity cheerleaders yell about the next victory. 2. The varsity cheerleaders get the crowd ready for the game. 3. Carol McCasland gets with the beat as the band plays the school song. 4. The varsity cheerleaders show the fans how to “Shake Your Groove Thing,” as they dance to the music. 5. Angela Green seems to be thinking “Only a few more yards,” as she stands waiting. 6. The varsity and JV cheerleaders get the fans rowdy with a cheer about “Old Lady Lucy,” 7. Angela Green and Julee Gibson ask the crowd “How much spirit they have?” 8. At the Homecoming pep assembly Aneta Synan tells the students about the Irish being number one! 9. Betsy Wetsy (Julee Gibson) asks Jimmy Nelson “How come he’s all wet?” 10. Aneta Synan looks to see how many points we are ahead. 11. During the homecoming parade the football cheerleaders convince everyone to get a little spirit and come to the game. 12. Dopey Doris (Aneta Synan) trys to remember why the Irish are the best so she can tell Ben Cooper. Mean while Hennrietta Hypp tells Mike Hanks, “How cool the Irish are.” 13. The varsity cheerleaders do their favorite routine, the school song. 14. Carol McCasland seems to be telling her little sister (Lisa McCasland) to get in the groove or move! 15. The JV cheerleaders ask the crowd, “How tough is tough, and how mean is green?” 16. Aneta Synan, Michelle Gray, and Angela Green, try to decide what cheer to do next, 17. Julee Gibson shows everyone how to rowdy up their spirits. 18. S-P-I-R-I-T is the constant cheer of the cheerleaders. 19. In the final moments everyone busily gets ready for the homecoming parade. 20. Tracee Malaby and Nancy Block tell the Irish fans about the pride our team has. 1, The freshmen class chant “the Seniors are great.” 2. Even though it’s not to disco music, Mr. Nolz shows off his dan-ing ability. 3. Mr. Dungey swings by Nanci Humphreys. 4. The freshmen get ready to end the dance by declaring that the ‘‘Freshmen are great.” DANCE OF THE ELVES The freshmen and new teachers started off the last day before Christmas break by performing “The Unicorn Dance” for the rest of the student body. After the dance, the individual classes held their potluck lunches. Then the vacation began. 1. Jill Juhl, Shawn McClendon, and Nanci Humphreys watch the students dancing. 2. The Sweetheart’s Court consisted of: Freshman Princess Tracee Malaby and her escort Dave Schenck, Junior Princess Wendy Kamph and escort John Flannigan, Queen Caron Michaels and escort Lance Balcom, Sweetheart’s Velma Hollopeter and Randy Dew, Senior Princess Carol McCasland and escort Tim Johnson, and Sophomore Princess Laurie Smith and escort Jim Maney. 3. Rusty Purvis provided the music for the Sweetheart’s Dance. 4. The Court dances the customary Queen's Dance. S w E E T H E A R T 9 s 57 The annual DECA Fall Fashion Show was held on October 6, 1979, at 7:30 p.m. There was a large turnout and the people who came enjoyed the show. Everyone who participated with the show had lots of fun and enjoyed helping. The clothes were furnished by: James Company, J.C. Penney. Back Street Fashions, Rag Merchant, Bistrins. Special thanks go to the following people for their help with the Fashion Show: Mr. Mrs. Nutson, Mr. Kurtz and his art students, Mr. Carlson, Mrs. Block, Mrs. Jasper, Mrs. Parret and Riddle Florist. Some of the models not pictured are: Brenda Cooper, Bobby Creech, Rick Mabe, Bobi George, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Weakley, Wes Johnson, Mike Howard, Roy Gibbons, Dennis Cunliff, and Anita Synan. 1. Nora Cunliff stands at the podium and thanks everyone who helped with the Fashion Show. 2. Jeff Harris looks very calm as he models his pullover sweater. 3. Sheila Hitchman and Lori Hartgraves show two different styles in the robe modeling. 4. John Flannigan looks off towards the audience while showing his stunning three piece outfit. 5. Paula Burke gazes off with a wondering look in her eye as the Fashion Show comes to a close. 6. Rachel Riekeman gives the camera a smile as she stands behind the refreshment table. Fashion Show 79 58 DECA Talent Show 1980 The first annual DECA Talent Show was held on March 9, 1980. There were quite a few entries but no matter how hard they tried no one from the High School got first, second, third or fourth place. Rosie Falso from Azalea took first, Valerie Nelson from Riddle took second. The Hicks Family from Winston took third, and Angela Weakley from Riddle took fourth. Everyone who entered received a prize. 1. Brenda George (stage manager) and Linda Cole stand on the stage after they received their certificates of award. 2. Wendy Kamph (impersonating Tom Petty) sings “Refugee” to show her singing talent. 3. Bobi George sang a solo for everyone to hear. 4. Mrs. Hall, Mr. Nutson, and Kendy Pett ngill were recognized and thanked for all their help with the show. 5. Mrs. Chapman sang “My Life” by Billy Joel. 6. Julee Gibson, Wendy Kamph and Esther Hitt sing “Refugee” as Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers. SYMPOSIUM The faculty and students of RHS attended the third Arts Symposium to be held at Riddle on April 17 and 18. The people participating in the Symposium were able to gain information in a wide variety of crafts and arts. Some of the more popular areas were folk dancing, songwriting, and handwriting analysis. 1. The students were introduced to many different folk dances. 2. Mrs. Patterson, Sammy Moyer, and Sheri Schenck learn the fundamentals of basketweaving. 3. Students and faculty smile as they learn what their handwriting reveals about themselves. 4. Kenny McCasland, Dave Dixon, and Tom Addis get instruction on playing the fiddle. 5. Seniors help the underclassmen register for Symposium sessions. ■ 1. Melinda Block looks like she’s wondering why she ever signed up for egg decorating while Thea McClendon paints an egg following the advice of Lori Hart-graves. 2. Jeff Cole watches the correct procedures for transferring a pattern on to glass. 3. Judy Cantrell, Pam Ramirez. Glen Whittner, and Matt Meeks learn about the eatible plants in our area. 4. Brian McMunn observes the craft of leatherwork. 5. Students learn how songwriters compose their works. 1. Shawn McClendon, Mark Michaels, Michelle Gray, John Robbins, and Tim Wilborn check out a crab they caught. 2. Wendy Kamph holds on to Gaby Mejia’s legs to prevent her from slipping in as Kenny Redlingshafer, Becky Davenport, Debby Morgan, Sheryl Barnes, and Nora Cunliff wait for the catch. 3. Shawn McClendon and John Flannigan imagine what it would be like to be sailors. 4. Members of the Biology 11 class search for marine specimens. 5. Steve Wagoner tries to catch up on some lost sleep. 6. John Flannigan, Tim Wilborn, Shawn McClendon, Mark Michaels, and James Roswell prepare to leave the beach. A BROOM FOR 1. Tony Piper introduces himself as Mr. Wiggins to Clara Grey. 2. Bert slyly smiles as he watches Deacon present Miss Gow with flowers that supposedly match the color of her cheeks. 3. Ernest Digberry explains to Dolly Laurel how “fresh air” gives him a funny feeling. 4. Clara explains to Lola her duties for the day. 5. Tony and Linda Grey are reunited for the first time since New York. 6. The cast takes a curtain call after a performance. CAST THE BRIDE Clara Grey Bert Grey Josie Linda Grey Susie Jones Mrs. Digberry Ernest Digberry Miranda Gow Roger Hornblow Dolly Laurel Tony Piper Lola Lovelace Deacon Merridew Sheryl Barnes Mark Michaels Judy Cantrell Gaby Mejia Bobi Jo George Wendy Kamph Howard Lunderstadt Lesa Aikins John Robbins Nora Cunliff Shawn McClendon Cindy Lawson John Flannigan 1. Roger Hornblow expresses his love for Miranda Gow after many years and promises he has changed. 2. Linda Grey admits her love for Tony Piper to her mother. 3. Tony Piper, as he portrays Miranda Gow, makes a crude comment about Mrs. Digberry to Clara Grey and Dolly Laurel. 4. Nora Cunliff, Gaby Mejia, and Mark Michaels relax during a break in rehearsal. The Senior girls, aided by the help of their advisor Mrs. Patterson, held a Mother-Daughter Tea on April 11 in the District Office Conference Room. The evening’s program included a small dinner followed by a fashion show, dance entertainment, and two poem recitals. 1. Linda Howell and Mrs. Bolton look over the scheduled program for the evening. 2. Nena Bryant narrates the fashion show. 3. Nena Bryant presents Mrs. Parret with a corsage for her help in preparing the Tea. 4. Rachel Riekeman and her mother wait for the program to begin. SENIOR GIRLS HOLD TEA 1. Mrs. Chapman enrolls Connie Bruner into her Journalism class. 2. Teresa Miller discusses her schedule with Mrs. Parret (in the background Kerry Lewis waits to be added to a class roster). 3. Ron Dickey completes the required registration forms. 4. Mr. Matthews gives the final check of registration cards for Becky Davenport, Mike Gray, and Kari Zenchenko. r- j A Registration For 1980-1981 FLY HIGH WITH FRISBEE This year the National Assembly program brought to RHS “Flying High with Frisbee. Chang and Becky were two professional frisbee flyers. They performed for an hour and then had the students verse the teachers in a contest. Naturally the students won. 1. Becky shows her expert skills at frisbee spinning. 2. Sheryl Barnes catches the frisbee for two points for the students side. 3. Chang and Becky introduce themselves and explain how the frisbee was invented. 4. Chang catches the frisbee with ease and a few stunts. 5. Miss Anderson trys to get the frisbee back to the other teacher for another try at a point. 1. “Disco” Bobby Creech gets into the mood provided by the music of the band. 2. The court dances the traditional Cornation dance. 3. Julee Gibson and Mark McKay pose for the camera after finishing a slow dance. 4. The 1980 Junior-Senior Prom Court consisted of Princess Michelle Gray, Prince Scott Teig, Princess Gaby Mejia, Prince Mike Gray, Queen Paula Burke, King Bobby Creech, Princess Bobi Jo George, Prince Mark Michaels, Princess Kari Zen-chenko, and Prince Rusty Purvis. 69 Time In A Bottle 1. The prom cake tells us the theme, “Time in a Bottle,” of the Junior-Senior Prom for 1980. 2. Paula Burke and Bobby Creech reign as Queen and King of the Prom. 3. Nena and Mike Bryant relax between dances. 4. Alumni Brian Davenport and his date arrive for Coronation. 5. Sophomores Nancy Block, Debbie Page, Ben Cooper, Gracie Page, Laurie Smith, and Jeff Schwab enjoy themselves. 1. The court dances the traditional Coronation Dance. 2. Pam Wagoner, Eddie Dimmick, KayLynn Allen, Joe Miller, Paul Goodson, and Jeff Harris watch as the court dances. 3. Students and alumni dance to the music of ‘‘Ticket.’’ 4. Tracee Malaby and Bobby Creech replenish their energy by eating a piece of cake. 5. Freshmen Raegan Dickey and John Wagoner take a break from dancing. 6. Carmen Daigle is intent on what is happening on the dance floor. Tim Wilborn Valedictorian Jill Juhl School Spirit HONORS NIGHT The annual Awards Program was held Thursday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m. Due to the fact that sports awards were given out at the banquets held at the end of each season, the program was much shorter in length than ever before. The first awards presented went to Tim Wilborn, Valedictorian, and Chris Galloway, Salutatorian. Next the top ten scholars were announced. These included Seniors Tim Wilborn, Chris Galloway, Jill 72 Caron Michaels John Robbins School Activities School Activities Juhl, Darla Schofield; Junior Sheryl Barnes; Sophomore Howard Lunderstadt, and Freshmen Lisa Sai-ly, Kelly Lillard, Tom Addis, and Gary Rust. Mr. Meeks then presented: the 1980 Oregon Scholar Award to Tim Wilborn, the School Spirit Award to Jill Juhl, and the School Activities Award to Caron Michaels and John Robbins. Mrs. Chapman then presented the DECA and Ser- 1. Mr. Meeks presents Chris Galloway with the Salutatorian Award. 2. Mr. Nutson announces that Sheryl Barnes was selected Best Actress of the school play, A Broom for the Bride. 3. Miss Anderson presents Nena Bryant with her white letter for participation in athletics. vice Club awards. Mrs. Parret recognized the Honor Society members and presented the Library Awards. Brenda Cooper received the Dr. Meyer Award. Mr. Frantzich gave James Roswell the 1980 Annual High School Mathematics Examination Award. He also presented Tim Wilborn with the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. Skills Fair winners were recognized next. Mrs. Patterson presented Lois Miller with a four-year Home Economics Award. Clem Meeks presented Sheryl Barnes with the Voice of Democracy Award. Sheryl also was the Riddle Representative to Girls State. Mr. Nutson then announced the drama awards: Best Actress went to Sheryl Barnes, Best Actor went to Mark Michaels, and Stage Hand went to Caron Michaels. Senior athletic awards were next on the agenda. The white letters were presented to nine senior boys and six senior girls. Jim Nelson and Jill Juhl received the Outstanding Senior Athletes Awards. The Pat Smith Award went to Curtis Chilcote and Bobby Creech. Caron Michaels and Randy Dew received tuition scholarships to Umpqua Community College. 73 Outstanding Senior Athletes 1. Jim Nelson is presented Outstanding Senior Athlete in football by Coach Forman. 2. Coach Banducci congratulates Shawn McClendon for earning Outstanding Senior Athlete for basketball. 3. John Kig-gins shyly looks at the camera as Coach Dungey gives him the Outstanding Senior Wrestling Award. 4. Jim Nelson receives the Outstanding Senior Baseball Award from Coach Heuberger. 5. Curtis Chilcote accepts the Outstanding Senior Track Award from Coach Kurtz. The Sixth Annual Douglas County Career Skills Contes was held February 29 at Umpqua Community College and Roseburg High School. Numerous students represented Riddle in the different areas of competition, and they did quite well. The students who placed from RHS are: Darin Klope, 3rd in Computer Programming; Laurie Smith, 1st in Driver Education; Howard Lunder-stadt, 2nd in Driver Education; Tim Wilborn, 2nd in both English Overall and Poetry, 3rd in Math Level 1, 1st in Overall Photography, Action Photography, and General Photography; Linda Howell, 1st in Overall Home Economics and Snacks for Teens, 2nd in Vegetable Dish and Alternate Protein Source; Brenda Cooper, 2nd in Snacks for Teens; Caron Michaels, 1st in Energy Saving; and Nena Bryant, 2nd in Overall Home Economics and Master Mix, 1st in Sewing for Sport-sperson. COUNTY SKILLS CONTEST 1. Mr. Heuberger and Howard Lunderstadt watch as Randy Naiman drives through the Driver Education course. 2. Eric Murphy, John Robbins, Joe Miller, Tim Wilborn, and Pat Wilborn take time out from their competitions. 3. Mrs. Patterson presents awards to Brenda Cooper, Nena Bryant, and Caron Michaels for their performances at the Skills Contest. 75 Lucky Col« Gr«g Daigle Brian Gibson Tina Hair Tom Addis Catnna Clendenin Rob Davis Mike Hanks Kay Lynn Allen Jeanette Cobb Raegan Dickey Dean Harrison Jamie Barnes Sherri Cockrell Darryl Dixon Richard Hernandez Mark Clark Jenny Cole Leslie Fisler Nanci Humphreys CLASS OF 1983 The Freshmen Class showed initiative in their attempts at raising monies for their treasury. Even before school started, they held a rummage sale in the school parking lot and raised $168. The traditional Freshmen Slave Day was held October 5 and supplied fun for the upperclassmen and more money in the Frosh treasury. They even cashed in on Christmas by selling wrapping paper. 1. Bill Mabe dresses up for Slave Day. 2. Freshmen class officers are: Tracee Malaby, President; Sherri Cockrell, V. Pres.; Raegan Dickey, Sec. Treas.; Mike Hanks. Sarg. Arms; Jenny Cole and Nanci Humphreys, Class Representatives. 78 Jim Jones Mike Kiggins Mike Lewis Lynette Johnson Bill Mabc Tracec Malaby Daren McKay Gordon McMunn Barry Miller Gary Rust Lisa Saily Danny Simpson 1. Nothing out of the ordinary for freshman slave Todd Kamph. 2. The freshmen line up for inspection by the student body. 3. Liz Hausotter and Rob Davis (followed by Catrina Clen-denin and Eric Murphy) lead the Kathy Uncecum Eric Murphy Mark Martin Roh Uken Vince Morgan Dean Teig freshmen in for the Dance of Elves. 4. Mike Hanks needs a lesson on the appropriate way for a lady to sit. 5. Mike Lewis goes along with Slave Day activities by dressing in petticoats and wearing pigtails. Jamie Pritchard Bill Ramsey John Wagoner Pat Wtlbom Liz Allen Connie Bruner Rick DeWitt Robyn Garren Roy Gibbons Lane Harrison Jessie Applegate Billie Chambers Sherry Goodson Bonnie Howell Joel Baker Jeff Cole Lori Hartgraves Renee Howell Nancy Block Ben Cooper Jeff Harris Don Jones THE CLASS OF 82 Teena Creech Wendy Crippen Carmen Daigle Ron Dickey Joe Dixon Charlie Everett The Sophomore Class was represented by Lori Hartgraves, President; Roy Gibbons, V. Pres.; Jeff Harris, Sec.-Treas.; Paul Zenchenko, Sarg. at Arms; Howard Lunderstadt and Ben Cooper, Representatives. 1. Howard Lunderstadt smiles slyly as he shows the camera his ‘sexy’ leg on Toga Day of Homecoming Week. Opposite page 1. Joel Baker, Cindy Lawson, Carmen Daigle, Teena Creech, Dave SChenck, Jeff Cole, and Greg Stratton prepare to eat their potluck lunch before )arin Klope indy Lawson toward Lunderstadt )iane McCartt hea McClendon Arnold Miller 'hani Mitchell 3andy Naiman ebbie Page Sracie Page Mf Helen Redlingshaf Greg Saily Dave Schenck Jeff Schwab Laurie Smith Vernon Smith reg Stratton orothy Sprague od Thompson helly Tolman - Cindie Wagoner David White Karen Wooden Kellie Yanz Paul Zenchenko Tim Youngblood Chris Addis Eddie Dimick Mike Gray Sheryl Barnes John Flannigan Angela Green Robin Callow Bobi George Jim Hausotter Judy Cantrell Juice Gibson Stormy Hayter iNora Cunliff Paul Goodson Sheila Hitchman Becky Davenport Michelle Gray Esther Hitt 82 Velma Hollopeter Wendy Kamph Rusty Purvis Aneta Synan Gaby Mejia Pam Ramariez Scott Telg Mark Michaels Ken Rediingshafer Lonny Uken Teresa Miller Angela Gamache Russel Williams Debbie Miller Leo Ronan Lisa Wilson JUNIORS Jeanine fngwersor Brian Parret Joe Smith Kari Zcnchenko 83 LESA A1KINS Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. All-Star 4. Basketball 2. 3. Basketball Manager 1, Basketball Stat 1, 2, Track Stat 1. 2. 4. GAA 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4, Service Club I, 2. 3. DECA 2. 3. Secretary 3, Taramar 3. Green 'R' Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4. Homecoming Float Commit-ti e 1. 2. 3, 4, Sweethearts Ball Committee 1. Homecoming Court 4, Prom Committee 3. Prom Court 3, Candle-lighter 3, School Play 4. WYNENA SUE BRYANT Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. All-Star 3, Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Most Inspirational 3, 2nd Team All-Star 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, State 3. DECA 1, 2. 3, 4. Homecoming Court 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Girls State 3. Work Study 4. Skills Fair 2, 3, 4, Wool Contest 2, Runner-up. 3, Winner and State. Class Secretary 1, 3, Powder Puff Football 2. MELINDA ANN BLOCK Volleyball 1. 3. All-League All-Star First Team Volleyball Stat 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. All-League Honorable Mention 1. 2. 4. Most Hustle 2, 3. Most Valuable Player 4. Outstanding Senior. Track Stat 1, 2, 3, GAA 1. 2, 3, President 3. GAA Float Committee 3. Class Representative 1. Class President 2. Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4. Sweethearts Court 2, Homecoming Court (Queen) 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4. President 4. Green 'R' Staff 3, Candlelighter 3, DECA 3. 4. Parliamentarian 4, School Play 3, Service Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Point Chairman 3, Secretary 4. Snack Shack 3, 4. Pow-derpuff Football 2. PAULA BURKE Library 1. Volleyball 3, DECA 3, 4, 1st Place S T E M. Snack Shack 3, 4, Track Stat 4. Drill Team 4, JIM BROWN Football 1. 2. 3. 4, All-League 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. Track 1, 3. State 3, Letterman's Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Homecoming Court 1. 2, 3, King 4. CURTIS CHILCOTE Football 1. 2. 3. 4. 2nd Team All-League. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. Most Improved 2. Track 1, 2. 3. 4. Letter-man's Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Sweethearts Bull Court 3. Pat Smith Award 4. BRENDA COOPER DECA 2, 3. 4. GAA 1. 2. Chorus 1. 2. Home Economics 3, 4, Skills Fair 3, 4, Library 4, RANDY JOHN DEW Transfer from North Bend High School 3, Football 3, 4. All League 4, Wrestling 3, 4, District Champion 3. 4, Captain 4. State Tournament 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 4, Letterman’s Club 3. 4. President 4, Prom Committee 3. Sweethearts Ball Court 4. Student Council 4. Usher For Graduation 3, UCC Scholarship 4. BOBBY CREECH Football 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Most Inspirational 4. Track 1, 3, 4. I.ettermen's Club 1. 2, 4. Powderpuff Cheerleader 1. Freshman Vice President. Sophomore Class Representative. High School Honor Society 3, 4. Prom Committee 2. 3. Outdoor Education Counselor 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Committee 1. 2, 3. 4, DECA Fashion Show 4. Bonfire Committee 4. Prom Court 3. King 4. Band 1. 2, Photography 2. 3. 4. Graduation Usher 3. Work Study 4, Grade School Aide 4. Pat Smith Award 4, CHRIS GALLOWAY Volleyball Manager 1. 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Track Stat 1. Service Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Point Secretary 4. Gold Medallion 4. Junior Honor Society 1, National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Voice of Democracy 2. 3, 4. Photography 2. 3. 4. Annual 4. Student Council 4. Hi-Q 4. Who's Who 3. 4. DECA 2. 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, State Parliamentarian 4. Salutatorian 4, WILLLIAM CRIPPEN BECKY GIBSON PAM HALSTEAD STEEN Transfer From Dallas Middle of Sophomore year. Library d. 4. Journalism d. 4. Chorus d, LINDA HOWELL Chorus 1, 2. Cross Country 4. Track •I. Skills Fair d. 4. First Place Over All in I fome Economics 4. HELEN HOLLOPETER Volleyball 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, Track Stat 1, 2, Basketball Stat 2, 3, 4, Football Stat 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, DECA 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Chorus 1, Homecoming Court 3, Decoration Committee 3, Float Committee 3, Student Council 3, 4, Fashion Show Chairman 2, Green ‘R’ Staff 3, Aide 2, 3, 4, Terrimar 3, Cheerleading Revision Committee 3, WES JOHNSON MICHAEL WESTLY HOWARD Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball Manager Varsity 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Court 4, JILL JUHL Volleyball 1. 2. d. 4. First String All-I vague 2. 4. Honorable Mention d. I lustle 2. d. Most Valuable Player 4, Outstanding Senior 4. Basketball 1. 4. I lustle 4. Track 1, 2. d. 4. State 2. d. 4. Who's Who in Oregon Track 2. d. I not hall St.it 4. Cheerleader JV 1. 2. Varsity d. GAA 1. 2. d. 4. Sargeant at Arms d. Sophomore Secretary. Junior Representative. Green 'R' Staff d. 4. Student Council d. Fashion Show 1. d. Aide I. d. Powderpuff Football 2. Work Study 4. Terramar d. Honor Society 4. Fall Banquet Chairman 4. Homecoming Court d. Homecoming Committee d. Prom Committee d. Float Committee 1. 2. d. 4. Twirp Committee 2. JOHN KIGGINS Football 1, 2. 3. 4, All-League 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 3. 4. Captain 3. 2nd in District 1. District Champion 3. 4, 4th in State 3. Most Valuable Wrestler 3, Baseball 1.2, 3. 4, Honorable Mention 2, All-League 3. Photography 2, 3, Lettermens Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Secretary- Treasurer 3. Vice President 4. Outdoor Education Counselor 2. 3. Band 1. Bonfire Committee 3, 4, Sargeant at Arms 4, Work Study 4. CAROL McCASLAND Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 1, 2. 3, 4, Yell Leader 1. GAA 1. 2. Junior Honor Society 1, Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court Miss Flame 4, Sweethearts Court 4, Senior Homecoming Chairman. RICK MABE Football 1. 2, 3, 4. Most Inspirational '4. 2nd Team All-League 4, Baseball 1, 2. 4. Lettermens Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Homecoming Court Mr. Torch 4. SHAWN CHRISTOPHER McCLEN-DON Football 1, 2, 3. 4. Captain 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3, Captain 4, Most Valuable 4. All-League 4, Baseball 1. 2. 3, Track 4, Lettermens Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer 2. School Play 4. Homecoming Court 1. Freakers ball Court 2. District Cross Country 4. Hi-Q 4. Spanish Club 2, JOHN McCARTT CARON SUE MICHAELS Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. GAA 1. 2. 3, 4. Boys Basketball Slat 1. 2. 3. Football Stat 3, Track Slat 2. 3. Drill Team 4. Prom Chairman 3. Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Secretary- Treasurer 1. 2. Vice President 3, Sweetheart's Ball Committee 1. Snowball Twirp Co-Chairman 3. Sweethearts Ball Queen 4. School Play 1. Stage Manager 2, 3. 4. Outdoor Education Counselor 1. 2. Honor Society 2. 3, 4. President 3. Student Body Vice President 3. 4, School Activities Award 4. UCC Scholarship 4. GAIL NASH JOHN ROBBINS Track 2, 4. Football 4. Journalism 2, 4. Honor Society 4, School Play 4. Hi-Q Team 4, Senior Class President, Student Council 4. Terramar 4. Science Symposium 4 Basketball Scorer-Timer 4. Photographer 4. Prom Court 3. Who's Who in Oregon Academics 3. School Activities Award 4. JOE MILLER I’hotogarphy 2. 3, 4. Basketball 1. Manager 2, Shop Aide 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 3. 4, Annual 4, JIM NELSON Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Outstanding Senior, Shrine Team 4, Co-Captain 4, Most Valuable Player 4, First Team All-League 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Co-Captain 4, 2nd Team All-League 3, First Team All-League 4, Most Improved 2. Mr, Steady 3. Most Valuable Player 3. 4, Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4, First Team All-League 3, Most Valuable Player 3, 4, Double-Single All Star Team 4. Outstanding Senior 4, l.ettermens Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Senior Boy Athlete, Sweethearts Ball Court 3, LOIS MILLER Service Club 3, 4, Library 3, 4, RACHEL RIEKEMAN Library 1. 2, 3, Volleyball 3, DECA 3, 4, State Conference 3, 4, First Place STEM Competition 3, Snack Shack 3, 4. Concession Stands 3, 4. DARLA SCHOFIELD Volleyball 1, 2, 3. Track 1, Freshman Class President, Senior Class Representative, Student Council 1, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Homecoming Court 1, Sweethearts Ball Court 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, Yell Leader 2, 1, Top Ten 3, Prom Committee 3, WES TOLMAN TAMMI SCHOFIELD Volleyball 1, Basketball 2, 3. Most Inspirational Basketball 2, Basketball Slat 1. 2, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. GAA 2, 3, 4. Vice President 3, Prom Committee 3, Band 1. 2, 3, Officer 2, Sweethearts Ball Committee 1, Sweethearts Ball Court 3, Fashion Show 2. 3, Candlelighter 3, Green ‘R’ Staff 4. Freakers Ball Court 1, Terra-mar 3, Freshman Vice President. Student Body Vice President 2. 3, RHONDA VAN DOREN Volleyball 1. 2, 3, Track 1, Basketball Stat 1, 2, Boys Basketball Manager 3, Track Stat 2. GAA 1, 2, 3, Aide 1, 2, 3. Prom Committee 3. Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Work Study 4, Green ‘R’ Staff 2, SUSAN SOUTHERN Volleyball 2. Basketball 3. GAA 1. 3, 4. Annual 1. 2. Sweetheart Ball Committee 1, Prom Committee 3, Band 1, 2. 3. 4, Secretary Treasurer 3. Cheerleader 1. 3, Freshman Sargeanta at Arms 1, School Play 2, Fashion Show 2, Homecoming Float Committee 1, 3, 4. STEVEN WAGONER Basketball 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Most Improved 2, Prom Court 3, Prom Committee 3. Senior Class Vice President, Lettermens Club 3, 4. Outdoor Education Counselor 2. Sweethearts Ball Committee i. TIM WILBORN Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Photography 1, 2. 3. Top Ten Award 3. 4, Hi Q 3. 4, Junior Class Representative. Honor Society 4, Valedictorian, Oregon Scholar 4. SENIOR PERSONALITY POLL PRETTIEST SMILE Bobby Creech and Nena Bryant PRETTIEST EYES Bobby Creech and Melinda Block BEST LEGS Sean Wilson and Nena Bryant BEST ATHLETE Jim Nelson and Jill Juhl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Robbins and Caron Michaels SMARTEST Tim Wilborn and Darla Schofield BEST BODY Steve Wagoner and Nena Bryant MOST SHY Lyle Zufelt and Rachel Riekeman CLASS CLOWN Mike Howard and Melinda Block BEST PERSONALITY Curtis Chilcote and Darla Schofield BEST DRESSED Shawn McClendon and Caron Michaels MOST SPIRIT Mike Howard and Carol McCasland PRETTIEST HAIR Shawn McClendon and Nena Bryant 1. Rachel Riekeman, Becky Gibson, Paula Burke, Linda Howell, and Lois Miller decorate the school Christmas tree. 2. Rick Mabe, Mike Howard, and Wes Johnson model their caps and gowns after a class meeting. 3. Seniors Kerry Lewis, Bobby Creech, Jim Nelson, Steve Wagoner, and Willy Crippen show off their catch while on the Senior Picnic at Indian Mary Park. 4. Caron Michaels reads the Senior History at the Junior-Senior Banquet held at Chin’s. 5. Darla Wright and Carol McCasland dawn their graduation garments to make sure that they fit. 1. Mr. Frantzich and John Robbins discuss last minute details before graduation. 2. Soon to be graduates Pam Steen, Brenda Cooper, Lesa Aikins, and Melinda Block prepare for the graduation ceremony. 3. Salutatorian Chris Galloway delivers her speech. 4. Junior candlelighters wait for the Seniors to walk down the aisle. 5. Tammi Schofield and John Robbins lead the Seniors in for their graduation. 6. Members of the graduating Class of 1980 sing “Times of Your Life.” CLASS OF 1980 1. Valedictorian Tim Wilborn challenges his classmates to try and obtain their goals in life, even if it means being different. 2. Nena Bryant takes time to thank the parents for helping the seniors reach this moment. 3. Melinda Block delivers the Invocation. 4. The recent graduates smile as they place their tassels on the right side of their hats. 5. Darla Wright sums up her experiences in school. 6. Sean Wilson happily walks back to his seat after receiving his diploma. 7. Becky Gibson and Joe Miller lead the graduates out into a new beginning. CLASS OF 1980 mo � 0 Ih06 ■ ■ i v •'tv Gina Aguiar Leanna Anderson Tammi Applegate Deona Beck Janet Bergman Beverly Burke Jonty Campbell Kevin Cantrell Bobbie Chambers Susan Clinton Agee Cole Becky Cripps Lisa Currier Mechelle Day David Dixon Shelly Dixon 96 Shaunna Druse Scott George Robert Henry Doug Jones Kathy Lawson Scott Lawson Sheri McNeil Matt Meeks Sammy Moyer Janet Page Sharon Robbins Sheri Schenck Tami Schmidt Kristi Schwab Gene Smith John Theiral Joey Walker Robert White Jacklyn Wilcox Glen Wittner W0 � 0 3HM £AIDfj?S Vickie Addis David Aikins Nik Allen Sean Ball Cathy Couey Cindy Couey Tony Darling Paula Day Tim Dimmick Michelle Beebe Kelly Flannigan Sherry Chessman Charlene Glass Andy Cockrell Dan Hall 98 Brian Hanson Chris Ronan I Tom Warner Kelly Harrison Rex LaFuze Cathy Lunderstadt Mardy Michael Paul Rust Kay Scharbrough Lori Smalley Rhonda Soderberg John Weathers Cynthia Wilburn Brian Willard Carla Yates 99 The Raiders had a 2 and 5 season in which the whole team gained a lot of experience. 1. The Raider offense lines up on the ball. 2. Rick Navarro and David Dixon, show how to double up on a tackle, while Ken McCasland and Gene Smith are coming back to help. RAIDER FOOTBALL The Raider team: (Top row) Coach Herinckx, David Aikins, Kenny McCasland, Gene Smith, Lee Bowers, Glenn Wittner, Joey Walker, Sean Klope, John Weathers, Scott George, Rick Navarro, Coach Heu- berger, (Bottom row) Dan Hall, Andy Cockrell, Brian Hanson, Bob White, Richard Parret, John Theiral, Brian Tieg, David Dixon, Paul Rust, Tony Darling. 100 JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL The Junior High Volleyball team had a very successful season this year as they went undefeated. With the experience gained through many hard hours of practice and games played, the Riddle Jr. High Raiders will be ready for high school competition. 1. Cathy Couey gets ready to bump the ball as Paula Day watches intensely. The 7th grade team consisted of Cindy Wilburn, Lynn Theiral, Cathy Lunderstadt, Annie Walker, Lori Smalley, Kelly Harrison, Paula Day, Cathy Couey, Cindy Couey, Michelle Beebe, Vickie Addis, and Coach Don Mustoe. 3. The 8th grade team consisted of Tammi Schmidt, Jacklyn Wilcox, Sharon Robbins, Janet Page, Sherri McNeil, Shawna Druse, Bobbie Chambers, Mechelle Day, Tammy Applegate, Shelly Dixon, Jonty Campbell, Lisa Currier. 4. Michelle Beebe and Lori Smalley wait for the ball to be served. FOOTBALL RALLY 1. Charlene Glass, Kathy Lawson, Sheri Schenck, and Kay Scharbrough perform the Raider fight song. 2. Kay Scharbrough, Sheri Schenck, and Kathy Lawson show their spirit as they involve the fans in a chant. 3. Members of the Jr. High football rally include: (standing) Charlene Glass, Sheri Schenck, Carla Yates, (sitting) Kay Scharbrough, and Kathy Lawson. 102 7TH Cathy Coucy Lori Smalley Cathy Lunderstadt Kelly Harrison Paula Day RALLY 8TH Shauna Druse Tammi Applegate Shelly Dixon Mechelle Day Jacklyn Wilcox 103 B A S K E T B A L L (Back row) Jonty Campbell, Tami Schmidt, Sheri Chessman, Lisa Currier, Gina Aguiar, Leanna Anderson, Mechelle Day, Sheri Schenck, Charlene Glass, Janet Page, Shelly Dixon, Tami Applegate, Kathy Lawson, Coach Lori McKay, (front row) Lynn Theiral, Annie Walker, Cathy Couey, Cindy Wilburn, Paula Day, Vicki Addis, Kelly Harrison, Carla Yates (score-keeper), Cathy Lunderstadt, Kay Scharbrough. (Back row) Coach Don Heu-berger, Andy Cockrell, Jeff Duncan, David Aikins, Kelly Flanni-gan, Brian Teig, Stat Sheri Schenck, (Front row) Sean Ball, Brian Hanson, Dan Hall, Richard Parret, and Stat Sheri McNeil. (Back row) Sean Klope, Matt Meeks, Joey Walker, Scott George, Bob White, Kevin Cantrell, Scott Lawson, Agee Cole, Ed Gust, Ken McCasland, John Theiral, Coach Gene Forman, (Front row) Manager Robert Henry, Stats Kathy Lawson, Charlene Glass, Sheri McNeil, and Sheri Schenck. 104 WRESTLING 1. The Junior High wrestling team consisted of: (back row) Richard Parret, Doug Jones. Rick Navarro, Kelly Flannigan, Sean Ball, (front row) Scott George, Mardy Michl, Nick Allen, and John Theiral. 2. Scott George has complete control of his opponent as he scores points. 3. John Theiral attempts a takedown. 4. Sean Ball on his way to a pin. TRACK GIRLS TAKE FIRST PLACE IN DISTRICT 1. The girls track team consisted of: (back row) Mechelle Day, Sheri Schenck, Tami Applegate, (middle row) Lisa Currier, Janet Page, Beverly Burke, Tami Schmidt, Kathy Lawson, Charlene Glass, Gina Aguiar, Kris Lillard, Shauna Druse, (front row) Lynn Theiral, Lori Smalley, Jonty Campbell, Rhonda Soderberg, Jacklynn Wilcox, Cathy Lunderstadt, Carla Yates, Cathy Couey, Kay Scharbrough, (trophy row) Paula Day, Sheri McNeil, and Kelly Harrison. Coach Forman and Coach Carson have a discussion with another coach. 3. Mechelle Day crosses the finish line. 4. The boys track team consisted of (top to bottom) Richard Parret, Ed Gust, Dan Hall, Andy Cockrell, Paul Rust, and Jeff Duncan. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY The members of Junior Honor Society purchased this autograph page. The members include: (back row) Kris Lillard, Lisa Currier, Sammy Moyer, Paul Rust, Sean Ball, Dan Hall, Brian Teig, (second row) Jacklyn Wilcox, Shauna Druse, Shauna Druse, Sheri McNeil, Beverly Burke, Lisa Murphy, Lori Smalley, Joey Walker, Matt Meeks, Jonty Campbell, (front row) Janet Page, Glen Wittner, Sean Klope, Tami Schmidt, Shelly Dixon, Melody Luker, Charlene Glass, Kelly Harrison, Kay Schar-brough, Cathy Lunderstadt, and Kathy Lawson. 107 108 1. Daily practice helped the Junior High band reach their level of performance. 2. The brass section concentrates on their music. 3. Kelly Flannigan appears to be helping Ken McCasland on the drums. 4. The band adds spirit to the Junior High pep assemblies by performing their fight song. 5. Sherri McNeil, Jacklyn Wilcox, and Lynn Theiral concentrate on their music so they can play “Fernando” during a concert. MUSIC The Junior High Band and Chorus performed at two concerts during the year. The Winter Concert was held on December 18 and the Spring Concert was held on May 20. 1. Janet Page plays a flute solo of “Ronda-veaux” for the concert. 2.-3. The chorus harmonizes together. 4. Mr. Nutson directed both concerts. 5. Mr. Nutson presented the music awards during the Awards Assembly. m The Junior High Awards Assembly was held on June 3, 1980. Along with the usual athletic and cheerleading awards, several students received special recognition for their academic accomplishments and citizenship. Melody Luker was honored for having compet ed in the National Spelling Bee Contest held in Washington, D.C. English awards were given to Dan Hall and Melody Luker. Math awards were given to Paul Rust, Jonty Campbell, and Cathy Lunderstadt. Science awards went to Dan Hall and Janet Page. 1. Mr. Banducci opens the Junior High Awards Assembly by welcoming those in attendance. 2. Mr. Matthews presents Lynn Theiral with a citizenship award for honesty. 3. Mr. Banducci congratulates Melody Luker on her accomplishments in English. 4. Mr. Dungey presents an award to Glen Wittner. AWARDS ASSEMBLY no PICNIC The annual Junior High Picnic was held after the Awards Assembly. Even though the weather did not cooperate, the students did not let the rain damped their spirits. Everyone took cover in the bleachers until the showers ended. Following the picnic, the students headed indoors to the Multipurpose Room for their end of the school year dance. II.K. JOHNSON UUUGt CO. aid KIDDLE I.AiUlNATOICS P.o. Box 66 Riddle, Oregon 97469 ROSEBURG BEAUTY COLLEGE 700 S.E. Stephens Roseburg, Oregon Congratulations Graduates Paglesi Drugstore GREAT BUYS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! Not only groat buys, but alto quality service. Especially in our Pharmacy where we have qualified and experienced pharmacists to serve you. TWO LOCATIONS! 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