Rogue River High School - Ro Hi An Yearbook (Rogue River, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1946 volume:

0 H I PTTBTTSTFD TVF QT'TT'n‘ ’T'TrriP 'T’BE ROGUE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL PQFTJE RIVER, OREGON PHIL CARLILE Ed itor CARROL MARSHALL Assistant Editor Mary Poitevint -Dick Fisher Betty Jensen-Sylvia Hrankay Pat Winters-Douglas Bennett Associate Editors Photography by White Rogue Studio, Camp White. Photography by Brainerd Studio, Bedford Kodak Pictures by Carrol Marshall and Dick Fisher Publishing by The Printograph Company, Kansas City. MOi ACKNOWLEDGMENTS FOREWORD It h as been the go al of i a 3 in of this sch ool year :h wi 11 or.e day uc but a ra in c ir-3 life. It h as been the CU atom i f' ?ach year, but v art ime r hr- - e ye ars. The 3 hor tage ( hot :.ogra hers has ade it e; rl t o make poss ibl e t he s c ) v •' r quality ma te r i a 1 s 1 ca t e a year bo ok of l V - f the 1945-46 Ro-Hi-An staff to try ar.d record eaaent rec elect o i tr the ’ea that hap.- ie 3t school am •lost out the school to ublish a year book at the c.loae it”icti s made this impossible for the last materials ana the heavy demani on printers and .remly difficult to obtain the r.eee 3arv help iul;listing of this annual. 4.ven though the war e very scarce ai. . it will not be . ossibie to or qua-', ty for quite some time, ual is or the utmost i; norance to the stuuent, : hi3 high school life. May they continue to X . X . k. 1. tr 4- y- ar: ' r m class to class; ana fr.-n generatii on to gen- ack the yo thfui memorys of school rays’. If the pupil ,en of tomo r ow, can once agai r. ii later life , be ta. en car recall o ce more faces ar. ,j pi o ' t me gore by; 3 R ' o jurefr e golden o-TTi-Ar has beer a success schooldays the? we of the — — ditor To those Hogue Hiver High school students and aiurrmi who served so valiantly in the war ,iust passea; especially to those who forever rest beneath the soil of an alien land----to them we dedicate these pages. I FACULTY BOARD uaesra j. o r K Mr. .If B. JJekvold, Superitencent, formerly taught at Jtshl nd 'Ugh School. This is his first year ;.t Hogue River. Hr. Willis, janitor at the hraie School building end '.'r. William 3eck, custodian '’or Rogue 'Jiver schools for over seventeen years. ■-'rom left: Sylvia Hrankav, Audrey Cooper, Betty Jensen, Donna 7 entling, Julia Jones, Bernice Vest, Patricia Winters, Second row: Advisor; Miss Clark, Alice McMerrick, Fancy Burkett, Crete Bunco, Carrol M- rshall, Avis Hawkins, Mary Poitevint, Third row: Mildred Connyers, Dor Dick, Philip Carlile, Dick Hun tom, Gene Buss, Dice P'isher. ____ m i ere ms . r n„'T; ♦t -� orr. i r. Hci the . .GUI;tU i I. 3 chorus a, 3, 4; The ren: 1. rt r Case 3; El:aer 8 ; V. Lovebur 2 Her im«r rer-cy usiji.i f 7 Vigh chocl ! ze 4;oirl3 League 1 2 % , 4 , • v. A. 1 ' i 4 Dec. Z: Class pres.2;Cirl9 league ice-Pre3. 3: Cle s ec. KI: Aortic Record 3; Ho ue Record BVdiotr 4; Orcli itta AVI3 VA ’ 'Iv3 Dr is '-iris League •2, 4: vla: s e •. 2: band 2, ' „ r t Catv ■ e s Cat 4. Elraer a nd th Paiupe r :.d Dari gne cy ’ !u a band ton Cai 36 - . •y 4 ; C .'a • V . i. ’ Pres. 4 ; Gi 0 • n • A • TT iec 1 ovebu, ier ”?h€ Kmer- 3; rls A . � Iris £ HfTI) ±e xenri ,4; nnua Lei. ue 1,2,3, Girls Leagu r.ue Dec. 3; 4; Rogue Record 4; Chorus 2,3,4. 4; 'Veej. . i tue 4: Cirlu League 4. • TTTT ' VRT TT v - X L. V. X Elmer am the Lovehug C; ’’The reru.irigtoi; Oase,f 3: ’’Her emer- gency husband” 3; Class -real i-er.t 3: bias's ,rice President 4; jr ier of 4the rfR a, 3,4; Jr :er of � r Sec. 3; Order of the fR” Pres. 4: 3o ue Record 3, 4;Editor jf the annual 4. •r 2 C 4 T, ?' rn , T Chorus 3: Or ;or of th 3 ’’R' 4; Re cor i 4; ”Her T'mer i?encv usband 3. ! ILL'S j CCKYER3 riogue Hecord 4; uirls League Pres. 3; Class Sec. 3; Girls Re ague 4; Chorus , 3. ALI°v ' cMFPRICK Chorus 4; Coming f ound th-Mountain” 3; H ]m r un the Love tug” 2; ”Her fihergency Husband” 3; irls League_2 ,4; c. A . A. 4; C A.A. Gee. 4; Rogue record 4; Te J1 Leader ,4. :37TTY J'NSEN Band 3; -•iris Le ; ue 3,4; Annual Sta f 4; Or ue Record 4. F..? ’INTERS Liaer and the Lovebug 2; Com-inp; Round the Mountain 3; Her •ivnerioanc y Husband 3; Aunt Cathies rat” 4; Beginner1s Luck 4; Oirls Let ig ue 1,2,3,4; O.A. A. 1 P 3 4 • - � � � M a lent °ody Sec. 3, 4; Cla s ec. 3 4; Sir Is Le G e Vice Pres, ffopue Record 4; 4 • Annual staff 4; ZLIh SHIRLEY TIAI Chorus 4; Oirls League 4. T,r-r r '•'V?T ire Chorus 3, 4: -Sir1 a League 3, 4; Cl- s Vice-ires. 3; Rosue Record 4 ; ”Com’ i; R .un.j Che Mountain 3; ‘’He r iimer r cy Husl an; ” 3; ” ? i ra s Christ;iu3 Carol” 3: ’’Down In the Heart of Texas” 4. j_r zr Chorus 3: Class Pres. 4: Rogue Reco i 4: -‘•rr.ua1 otaff 4. Chorus 2, 4: ”Rlrnjr aru th- Love-bug” 2; ”Tho Perrin«?t.,n Css®” 3; ”Her 8mer£ency Hust .nd” 3: Order of the ”R” , 3, 4: Class ice President 2;3tuder.t T .-dy re3. 4. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On a day in oeptember, ’42, seventeen green and untried freshmen entered the portals of Rogue Aiver high school. Claes officers of t is first year were: President, Don Dev- ine; Vice-president, Virginia Blakely; Secretary-treasurer, Lucretia Bunce; Advisor, R. Toner. During the year Russel Stubblefield, Virginia, and Norma Blakely dropped out. This year the Girls Athletic Association was organized, under the supervision of Mrs. Myrtle McGregory. The next fall thirteen of la t years freshmen were back, eager to start the year as sophomores. 0n the opening day we found th -t we had one new member in the class, who was Alice McMerrick, Class officers for this term were: Presid ent, Lucretia Bunce; Vice-president, Don Dick; Secretary-treasurer, Nancy Burkett; Advisor, Miss McClusky. The class produced a one act play, Elmer and the Lovebug, which was presented in assembley. This was also the first year that the school Carnival, which has since become an annual event, was presented. Then the fall of ’44, and at last we were Juniors. We now had a total of nineteen members. With the entrance of Sylvia Hrankay, Betty Jensen, Doug Bennett, and Dick Fisher it reached a total of twenty-three, the largest our class had ever been. Delbert Lee enlisted in the Navy in Jan. and Mr. N. Toner, Class advisor, was drafted. Officers elected for this term were: - resident, Phil Carlile; Vice-president, Donna Wentling; Secretary-treasurer, Pat Winters; 4dvisor, Mr. R. Toner, and later, Mrs. Myrtle McGregory. The class play, Her Emergency Hus and, under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Krauss, was presented in April. Next on the schedule was the annual school Carnival. After a hard-fought contest our candidate. Donna Wentling, was ele ®‘LcS[ni!®1 This was an outstanding year for Rogue River Hi in sport The basketball team won the District 5B championship, and the baseball team won the county championship. Last came the big social event of the year, the Junior-Senior banquet, given in honor of the graduating class by the Juniors. It was held at the Cave Shop in Grants Pass. Then it was late September, '45, and finally the long awaited day when we would have reached the high estate of Seniors had come. Our class was larger than at any previous time in our high school career, with twenty-thr e members, twelve of them new students. Class Officers were: President, ick Fisher; Vice-president, Phil Carlile; Secretary-treas, Pat Winters; Advisor, Miss Clark and Mrs. Stockman. To the social life of the school off to a good Senior Class soonsored a dance for the entire after school started. The basketball team won the District 5B championship for the second consecutive year right to enter the state tourney. With the return of peac it was ■ossible to publish a Ro-Hi-An for the f four years. Skip Day , the traditional privilege of Seniors was taken the last week in April. The week-end was spent camped at Gold Beach. get start, the school soon Prom left: Irt uric, race Totten, Paula Laham, !dith Lee, Monte Charoberlai , Elizabotn -op,'ey, Pill Mc'ire'-ory, ;:-x Cooper, Lois L'lt , Jesse ally, eco ■! ro-.v: In rue tor; Mi s Lor .is, Janos -arrett, Raymond ohar-O! , Bill Blair, Chrpm? irer, Bruce nv«Ison, Ji Kile, Prefou-tn: • e. SOPHOMORE CLASS I’ron left: Pat TIall, Bdith Thonp3or:, 3etty Olson, Jean Kile, Betty advisor; Ups Rimer, Lorrai e Burkett, Barbara Carroll, Babe ielii..., ;o-.vell record rows Marjory Orvic, Ovelyn 1 ur’c, oh trie- Bim -_;rv ' ' owa-i Jack Odeyard, Bill Bean, 1 chard Btocisranr., t-elen r.n::a, - re 1 ;ir: row: Bdwird Diehl, -toy Kart, Bon-v Phillips- , l.ari m eyro , j gs urc i e Loun or, Boscoe Hnrritt, Davi : Dir lap, . .11 Jot'-- “• Boulter, •Jackie , Herman Diess, liar tin Klith, FRESHMAN CLASS ilsie From left: Allen La Va, Pot butterfield, Jim .’icBee, tor, LIovd Mi 'tor, Dor- Cham'orlain, Jack berk, Grucil Charles Caches, Charles Marshall, .eor?« MoMerrick, Sellar, Ronald Merino, iiita Jerrirr;, Jeerr.ire ;er Mr. Jcnss. Third row: June Henrlc:-' , ohir’.ey v'll 'Vest, Carolyr Celv’n, “lsie Lee, 01 ev Poitevl t.+, .at i£l3ie Graham. Lick Rhoten, Jim .1 l:n -ag malbot, Second row: EuKcr.e Cummings, Ralph , Joyce 'Tove: Aiv'sor, , June Milton, ”or. !ca Kile, Lois Griswold, ile , Vice Pr i Lee, President ► r Voile'’ball Team, from 1-ft: 15-t. Hall, Jean Kile, Lorraine -urkett, Elizabeth :ovp.v, ettv Jensen, Carrol Marshall, I.ary oitevlnt, June iess. ? GIRLS7 ATHLETICS Vrs. Palmer, Coach Li ', fro left: . at Hall, I.ary oite-v: , Standing, from left: Jean Kile, Betty Jensen, Crete Bunco, Carrol ' rshall % FOOTBALL SQUAD r • t: -Uch-” 'i tockmn, Jack Or’enor '1, Phili ' arlile, J- on Dick, Bill -an, Ji’ , Roaeoe Ha • titt, Seco- row: Coach Jot es, Bill McGra-ory, ’ f?e « Lounger, Chapman Hilger, Raymond Shannon, '-rune 'Totten, -avid : J ck ' urk, -on on Phillips-?- , Janes Barrett, Bill Blair, Marlin Onv so- , tay Hart WON Gold Hill 32-12 Phoenix 32-12 Prospect 24-2C ROGUE RIVER VG 10PT J'ville 24-12 Talent 44-12 Eagle Point 57-26 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1 t: Coach; ale !T ic!., • r; eorge KcKerriok, Bruce Davidson, Chap- ;er, , Jin Kile, Manager; James Barrett; Coach; Mekv'ld. leoond row: Jack Odegard, Bay Shannon, Bill KcOregory, Phil Carlile, Bill Bean, Don Dick, Bicfc--'rd toe!- an. VARSITY 3t r«h'� 0 id 3 , , Rogue River Five j Wins Statu B Tourney Berth ► 'La c -jO 1 v S e 9 MEDFORD, March - P Rogua ®v“ hl«h won the District |g championship and a berth at the 18 n nfc third fame olavoff jiMBasSis® at-Atllnston March 7-e. Alre«dJ % :� � � � « « naaren Already mJStn ,Sacr i Heart of Tflia- TMftrlct )• • «s « • “ Pleasant |ftn Ode!! 'V W' aV xo , v- P Pogues Whip Point Cagers .A®' n.i™K AMOCIATKD Pft� -«u The first district basketball tour ney .mom, Orcson s bia ichooh this season was in full swine today Ule ham Wil k the Urie ls neT ? “ lhc state tour- .... BASEBALL : , • • , Shavr -v 'il -er, Brace Bavi son; Coac USS, -O' Hit iso , BoU Bo • tt , Jack rn.rd. Prefountaine, J’ei Kile, Hick :•� 1 • ®k -1 C , Jecono row: I. nnarer, , Bill Bean, ftene Looa er, Richard Huntoon, 33 Diehl took- STUDENT COUNCIL 4 ANNUAL STAFF LETTER CLUBS ?roa left: 3ruce Gotten, Bill Bean, Don Dick, Philip Carlile, Bill Blair, Bill MeOregory, Second row: Raymond Shannon, James Barrett, Dick Bantoon, Bu?ene rounder, Chapman Hilger, Fdward Prefountsine, Third row; Herman Howe d, Jack Olegard, Richard Stockman, '’race Davidson, Roscoe Hargitt, Jim Kile. From left: � lice McMerrick, Advisor; Mr Second row: Edith Lee, Lucretia Bunee, Jessie Daily. Palmer, Pat Winters, Mary Poitevint Elizabeth Covey, Carrol Marshall, - 4 BAND MIXED CHORUS M c M nhe i ls league Association consists of eli ' he officers are: Carrol Marshall-, resi ent; •'erv oittvjnt, Secretary-Treasurer, '’’he Girls ci ;nnu lly to r: ise funds, his years play-and Do. a in the Heart of exa.v”, bottom. the 'iris in the ”igh School, rat Vinters, Vice-President; Teague kit 'Tight is present-v.ere Hish School Daze , top; at Tunior class pie.' , Be irrv r . 1 uck , was fjiven in «pril. ' he eas- wt.., fro;:, le't: 9111 McOr gory, dit Lee, James Barrett, Jessie jail'- , ill loir, d FreT-'ntaine , Fat 'intars, Bay: .ond hir.non, i-.e ■ • v Covey, I ois ”ilt n, iai- ! o: ic, ''a'le.v Bu-tcr-tt, il-f . ( haunt Cathy'3 Cat'', a three act comedy, was presented Lv the r.,t-iish III class. The cast consisted f: ill cCrezory, Jessie ailv, riamy 'lie, la . efontaii a, 'race Davidson, Cdlth Lee, ■ 1Lzabcth Covey, at inters, Lois -'i' tor , rs. Fuel 1, ha-mar H i' -er , and ' il '-res. (To ' SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADES GRANTS PASS Martin Bros. Transportation Milt’s Leather Shop Burbee’s Sporting Goods B. and B. Market The Toggery The Music Shop Grants Pass Bulletin Wardrobe Cleaners Braden Motor Parts Company Associated Service Shelton Auto Electric Lloyd’s Market National Drug Store Wimer’s Service French’s Laundry The Myrtle Craft Studios Buhns Jewerly Store Manehe Is Furniture Rogue River Hardware Valley 'leaners unlee Appliance Valley Hardware Barrett’s Stationary Store ogue Food Shop Hollywood Electric Company. Grants Pass Chamber Commerce The Shack Wilson Hardware McLain Drug Centre ’ord Motor Company Golden Rule 0. S. Blanchard, Attorney Copeland Lumber Yard Pioneer hardware A. C. Hough, Attorney McGregory Company Grants Pass Courier Harold B. Todd, Real Estate Owl Drug Store j. C. Penny Skillman Van Cott Brownell’s Electric Store Dr. Harold E. Campbell Square Deal furniture Store 1'he -M-rtcraft Camera Shop The Modern Men’s Store Excel Dress Shoppe Hadely's Dress Shop Alderman’s Beauty Shop Sprouse-Reitz MEDFORD Lamports Sporting Goods Brainerd Studio and Camera Shop ROGUE RIVER Fred O’Kelly Del Rogue Feed and Seed Bridge Cafe Knotty Pine Court Hawkins Garage Bud's Sweet Shoppe Whitney’s Shoe Shop Teed Cardin Gails Market Riverside Cottage Court Bob’s Garage Hill’s Real Estate 'Stiehl Bros. H. W. Grocery Store ✓ jr % ' ■ - '' f $ i: ■ . -' .