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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

Presented By The Yearbook Staff of Rogue River High School Rogue River, Oregon This annual is presented as a pictorial review of the 1956-1957 school year at our high school. We feel that many times the school and its students are judged or viewed by their accomplishments in just one area of attainment rather than by the total areas of endeavor which are offered to the students. Therefore, we wish to present each phase of activity within our school for what it really is: Just one piece of an immense jig-saw puzzle which, only when put in its proper place and viewed in its proper perspective, presents the entire picture of student life at our school. We, the Annual Staff of the ‘57 Ro-Hi-An, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Bevely Hunter and Mr. G.B. Fahey, for their untiring efforts in making our school life more pleasant and for their sincere and personal interest in each student's welfare. We will not only remember you as wonderful teachers, but also as kind and understanding friends. 2 4 Spanish I, English I and III Speech 5 SCHOOL HOARD ROGUE RIVER BOARD OF EDUCATION: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Williams, Mr. Harold Salter, Mrs. Genevieve Dick, Mr. Robert Gail, Mr Carl Sandeen, Mr. Edward Martin. siUDini council i mm BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Senior President, Tom Middleton; Junior President, Pat McCabe; Sophomore President, Don Davis; Freshman President, Diane Eranosian; and Advisor, Mr. Hunter. FRONT ROW: Betty Madson, Student Body Vice-President; Myrna Mc-Bee, Student Body President; Sharon Stevens, Student Body Secretary; and Marcia Hunt, Student Body Treasurer. STUDENT BODE OFFICERS Fred Hopper, Vice-President 1st Semester LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Hunt, Treasurer; Sharon Stevens. Secre tary; Betty Madson, Vice-President; Myrna McBee, President. m 7 CA1EIU0AI OF FVFI1S SEPTEMBER 7 School Opens 21 Senior Sock Hop OCTOBER 5 Frosh Sock Hop CTO H Eli 9 National Assembly - Mr. America 18,19 Six Weeks Tests 26 Homecoming - St. Mary's 31 National Assembly - Musical Novelties SOYEriHEII NOVEMBER 9 Sophomore Chili Feed 16 Football Banquet 22-25 Thanksgiving Vacation 28 National Assembly - Singing Troubadour 29 Six Weeks Tests NHMHilliHI ASHA IIUAIIY ita ii c h ionic 1 Six Weeks Tests 13-17 Spring Vacation 22 Junior Smorgasbord 26 National Assembly - Blind Gymnast 29 Student Council Argyle Hop 3 F. H.A. Father-Daughter Dinner 12 Six Weeks Tests 15-19 Twirp Week 19 Good Friday - Holiday 23 National Assembly - Electric Harmonica 25 Band Tour 25, 26 For Heaven’s Sake - Frosh-Soph Play 1 Student Body Election 2 Band Concert 10 Junior-Senior Prom 14 Mother-Daughter Tea 19 Baccalaureate Service 23 Senior Breakfast 24 Graduation 27. 28 Six Weeks and Semester Tests 31 Last Day of School We leave Rogue River High with a feeling of joy and sadness. It has been four happy years of being together as friends. This year has really been a fulfillment. We've taken part in many activities and have had lots of fun in the process. We started the year by electing our class officers as follows: Tom Middleton, President; Bob Wilson, Vice-President; and Marvis Shaw, Secretary-Treasurer. Our first activity was a Welcome Freshmen Dance. We sponsored a Spaghetti Feed, Cake Auctions and Soc Hops after games. We raffled several stuffed animals for a nice profit to add to our Senior Skip Trip Fund. The Skip Day turned out to be a big success for all of us. Mr. Fahey and Mr. Paisley added to the fun. We were also the winners of the March of Dimes Drive, in that we raised more money for the fund than any other class. A dance was given in our honor and our candidate, Rebecca Basey, was crowned Queen. We would like to add an extra thanks to the Juniors for the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom. This highlighted our year. Also our thanks goes out to our class advisors for their consideration and help through the year: Mrs. LeRoy BOB ALLEN Ambition: To Travel Around Will: Hunting and Fishing Ability to Leah Wicks Basketball 4 Science Club 4 JV Basketball 1.2 Sno Ball Prince 4 Attended R.R. 12 years BILL DOTSON Ambition: To Be an Admiral Will: Mathematical Ability In Algebra Trig to Frank Meeker. Football 3,4 Letterman’s Club 4 Chorus 4 Science Club 4 Transfer from Brookings 3 FRED BOWEN Ambition: To Get a College Education Track 3,4 Letterman's Club 4 Basketball Manager 3 Science Club 4 Transferred 2 t REBBECCA BASEY Ambition: To Go to Costa Rica F.H.A. 4 Annual Staff 4 March of Dimes Queen 4 Transfer from Ashland 3 OLIVA DEVORE Ambition: To Be a Professional Photographer Will: Long Hair to the New Freshman Girls Library 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1 Cafeteria 1,4 The Stroke of Twelve 4 CLASS MOTTO What we are to be. We are now becoming t MARCIA THAYER HUNT Ambition: To Make Husband, Bob, The happiest married man in the country. Will: Height to Bill Frost Student Body Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 Secretary-Treasurer Class 3 G.A.A. 2.3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 4 Courtesy Squad 1,2, Secretary 1 Pep Club 3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 National Thespian 4 Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 LARRY ELLEDGE Ambition: To go to college Track 1.2.3,4 Basketball 3,4, Captain 4 Football 3,4 Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Attended R. R. 12 years JUDITH BUCKLE Ambition: Make a Career in the Navy Will Straight hair to Betty E. F.H.A. 1,3 Chorus 1,4 Courtesy Squad 1,2 Pep Club 3.4 Drill Team 1 Annual Staff 4 Thespians 2 National Thespian 3,4 No More Homework 3 The Stroke of Twelve 4 Oscar Award 4 Attended R. R. 12 years ALICE COLLEY Ambition: To be an officer in the Navy Will: Bashfulness to May Bowers Transfer from Boise, Idaho ERNST HAVEMANN Ambition: To go to Bible College Will: Wavy hair to Jon Bigman No More Homework 3 Oscar Award 3 Thespians 3,4, President 4 National Thespian 4 Chorus 3,4, President 4 Ozones 4 Track 4 Baseball 3 Football Manager 3,4 Basketball Reporter 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Stage Crew 4 Transfer from Crater High 2 DAVID HATCH Ambition: to go to O.S.C. Will: Ability to skip school without getting caught to the Juniors Sports Manager 2,3 Letterman's Club 3,4 Thespians 4 Ozones 4 Gold Tassel 4 MYRNA TOWSE MCBEE Ambition: Three!!! Will: Marriage ability to Madlyn Milton--Watch out Georgie!! Student Body President 4 Student Body Secretary 3 Student Council 3,4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,2 Girls Sports 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2 Badminton Champ 3 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Yell Queen 3,4 Courtesy Squad 1,2 Pep Club 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3 Annual Staff 3,4 Science Club 2,3 Drill Team 1 Talent Show 1 Chorus 3 Sno Ball Queen 1,2 Homecoming Princess 1 Sweethearts Ball Princess 1,2 Gold T assel 4 Attended R.R. 12 years JOANN MALONE Ambition: To be a good wife and increase U.S. population Will: Berry-stained knees and sore back to Sandra Gregory Librarian 3.4 Girls Sports 2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer3, Vice- President 4 Courtesy Squad 2 Pep Club 3,4, President 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Chorus 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Transfer from Madera, California 2 CLASS FLOWER DOROTHY CORDES Ambition: To own a red MG Will: Abilities and useless talents to Dawna W. and Co. Annual Staff 4 Science Club 4 F.H.A. 4 Thespians 4 Chorus 4 Transfer from Missouri TOM MIDDLETON Ambition: To own a 1960 Cadillac Pickup Will: The complete and unabridged dictionary of cut-lows to Don H. Class President 4 Class Vice-President 2 Track 4 Football 4 Letterman’s Club 4 Basketball Manager 1 Ozones 4 Thespians 4 Stroke of Twelve 4 For Heaven’s Sake 4 Transfer from Chico, California 4 Rose RUSSELL MILLER Ambition: To own a Triumph T.R. 6 Will: Motorcycle to Pat Wilson Football 3 Track 3,4 Letterman's Club 3,4 MAR VIS REE1ER SHAW Ambition: To own a Lincoln G.A.A. 1,2,3.4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3 Girls Sports 1,2,3,4 Badminton Champ 2,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4 Reporter 2 Courtesy Squad 1,2 Pep Club 3,4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 4 Office Girl 3.4 Drill Team 1 Betty Crocker F.H. A. Pin 4 Sweethearts Ball Princess 4 Annual Staff 4 Gold Tassel 4 Attended R.R. 12 years SHARON STEVENS Ambition: To attend O.S.C. Will: Citizenship Grades to George Bringmann Student Body Secretary 4 Student Council 4 Girls Sports 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4 F.H.A. 1.2,3,4. Program-chairman 3, Reporter 4 Courtesy Squad 1,2 Pep Club 3,4. Treasurer 3 Class Vice-President 3 Cheerleader 3,4 Yell Queen 4 Homecoming Princess 2 Sno Ball Princess 2 Sno Ball Queen 4 Prom Queen 4 Gladiolus Princess 4 Salutatorian 4 iff HELEN PLOWMAN Ambition: To join the service as a nurse Will: Height to Lel h C. Chorus 1.2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3 Thespians 1.4 Attended R.R. 12 years WAYNE RAY Ambition: To be Jane Mansfield’s milkman! Will: Ability to gain weight to Don Davis Football 4 Track 4 Letterman's Club 4 Chorus 4, Secretary 4 Transfer from California 4 BILL SPEERS Ambition: To be rich and own a sports car Will: Brains and poetry to Pat McCabe Class President 1 Thespians 3.4 Annual Staff 4 No More Homework ’ 3 Student Council 1 Valedictorian 4 Attended R. R. 12 years ANNA WILSON Ambition: To take a trip around the world Will: Little feet and big understanding to Nancy Thayer Ro-Hi-An Editor 4 Annual Staff 3.4 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Sports Manager 4 Pep Club 3.4, Sarg-at-arms 3 Courtesy Squad 2 Girls Sports 2,3,4 Chorus 3 Librarian 3.4 Transfer from Tampa, Florida 2 LAWRENCE WAGNER Ambition: To go to O.S.C. and take engineering Will: Ability to run the mile to Alan Steinhardt Football 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4, Captain 4 Basketball 3,4 Letterman’s Club 2,3,4, President 4 Class President 3 Class Vice-President 2 Student Council 3 Ozones 4, Vice-President 4 Thespians 3.4 Production Manager 3 Band 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Attended R.R. 12 years CLASS COLORS Green and Gold - LARRY WAITE Ambition: To out-rank Mr. Hunter in the service Thespians 4 For Heaven’s Sake 4 The Stroke of Twelve Oscar Award 4 Transferred 4 BOB WILSON Ambition: To be a Coach and return to Rogue River Will: Good luck to George B. Football 2,3,4, Captain 4 All-County - Football Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Letterman’s Club 2,3,4 Student Body Vice-President 3 Class Vice-President 4 Student Council 3 Chorus 4, Vice-President 4 Annual Staff 4 Transfer from Tampa, Florida 2 Freda Baker, The Junior Class, sponsors of the Junior-Senior Prom of May 10, presented a Homecoming Dance and Smorgasbord in order to raise money for the Prom. The Juniors sponsored two Soc-Hops after games and Cake Sales at half time. We were the first class to introduce games and cards at Soc-Hops. It turned out to be a very big success. Later on we had a car wash which finally gave us our financial status. We also participated in a contest to raise money for the March of Dimes. We hope the seniors enjoyed the Prom very much, as we did our best to make it a success. Pat McCabe. President; Kay Symons, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Johnston, Vice-President JUNIORS 16 Vice-President 2nd Semester Mr. McClain Mrs. Hunter Allee, Morris Bratton, Melva Cordes, Byron Gregory, Sandra j V Ufe Jorgenson, Roxana Judkins, Jerry Chanberlain, Leigh Madson, Betty McCabe, Patrick Morris, Glenn I | Perry, Geraldine McNeil, Farrel O'Kelly, Patrick Schultz, Kenneth Mitchell, Marilyn Oliver, Alice Scott, Steve Sukow, Bobbe Symons, Kay White, Donald Wicks, Janie Stinchcomb, Glenda West, Dawna Speers, Chris Weaver, Charles Moorman, Larry Parsons, Davie Weaver, Carol Wilson, Pat We started our year off with the election of officers. In October the class initiated the Freshmen. Sure hope they all survived. We had a Chili Feed in November and had a very good turn out. The class sponsored several sock hops after the games. We even worked during the summer by selling lemonade at the Rooster Crow in order to raise money for the next year's Prom. Don Anderson Gary Baldwin Fred Beck Jerry Bertagnolli Jon Bigman Lewis Bowers George Bringmann Carolyn Condray Jerry Cummings Don Davis Bill Dixon Wayne Dow Betty Elledge Rochelle Eranosian Darrell Graham La Vena Hardin Barbara Headrick Darlene Heim Laura Horn Jimmy Irwin Bob Jones Gary Lanham Lawrence Martin Frank Meeker Mary Jo McKenzie Madlyn Milton Gary Moore Bill Morrow Richard Olympius Loeta Owen Arline Perry Janice Plowman Don Quiggle Della Randleman Terry Roach Earl Robbins John Schultz Beverly Smith Allen Steinhardt Barbara Stallsworth Nancy Thayer Leah Wicks Denese Wilcox We started our year off with a class meeting to elect officers. We sponsored a few sock-hops in order to raise money for our class fund. We were initiated by the Sophomores when entering high. We all had fun and survived. The Seniors gave us a Welcome Freshmen Dance in October. We all had a swell time. Thank you Seniors. We had a swimming party at the end of school and had lots of fun. Virginia Dennia Albin Allison Paul Archer Fred Baker Al len Basey James Basey Kathlyn Basey Carleen Black David Bond Diana Bond Bonnie Brier Jimmy Biles JoAnn Brooks David Carter Diane Lloyd Castle Dunham Dianne Eranosian Walter Davis Larry Goosey Dale Graham Sandra Harrison Jean Mary Harrison Haugen Sheila Diana Robert Havemann Henderson Hi Id Larry Horn Barbara Jackson Arthur Johansen Eddie Johnson John Judkins 23 Bob Lanham Lois Lanham h. .—•-r Mike McKinney Mike O'Kelly ft ik Harry Randleman Penny Simer n Karen Laubach Barbara Leroy Rose Machado Harry McCabe O O Gerald McNiell Reta Milner ft - i Douglas Mitchell JoAnn Mitchell A - ' ft fl ft - «- t '■I rr, , - r. 1 M Loren Paul Annie Rigel ft t4t Jimmy Smith William Peters ft Janice Pittam Nettie Rigel Jean Robertson Clarence Pugh ft ’ « Paul Ross £§ � v m 1 ► ip 1 I Ted Steinhardt Douglas Stewart 24 Gail Stone Robert Thorpe W ' -Bill Thompson Neil Wagner Phyllis Stinchcomb p ft Margeret Sharron Van Hoy Wahl The Band played at Football Games, all high school Basketball Games, the Winter Concert and Musical Assembly, went on tour and played at the Spring Concert. THIRD ROW: J. Schultz, L. Elledge. President; D. West, Secretary; G. Moore. C. Weaver, Vice-President; N. Wagner, C. Pugh, Mr. N. Stone, Instructor. SECOND ROW: C. Condray, B LeRoy, S. Simer, G. Stone, Librarian. FIRST ROW: S. Have-mann, A. Oliver, B. Smith. NOT SHOWN: P. Archer. The Choir sang at the Christmas Program, Christmas carols on the radio, went on tour to Wimer, and sang at the Spring Concert and Graduation. THIRD ROW: J. Bertagnolli, D. Anderson, W. Ray, B. Dotson, S. Scott, B. Cordes, C. Weaver, E. Havemann, President. SECOND ROW: S. Havemann, B. Stallsworth, D. Wilcox, H. Plowman, M. Bowers, D. Cordes, D. West, B. LeRoy, J. Buckle, J. Plowman, A. Colley, A. Perry. FIRST ROW,: B. Smtih, G. Stone, R. Milner, Stinchcomb, M. McKenzie, T. Roach, M. Van Hoy, C. Black, L. Hardin, P. Simer, Mr. N. Stone. Instructor. NOT SHOWN: J. Perry. 26 District Chairman, Carol Weaver and next year's Presi dent Freda Baker at State Convention. w? OFFICERS, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvis Shaw, President; Betty Madson; Sandra Gregory; Carol Weaver. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Stevens; Madlyn Milton. Vice-President; Freda Baker, Secretary; Chris Speers, Laura Horn, Marcia Hunt. NOT SHOWN: Glenda Stinchcomb, Treasurer. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Weaver, M. Shaw, B. Madson, R. Machado, S. Wahl. A. Oliver. SECOND RQW: L. Owen, J. McKenzie, R. Milner, M. Milton, N. Thayer. F. Baker, S. Gregory. THIRD ROW: M. Hunt, D. Eranosian, G. Stone, M. Haugen, J. Brooks, M. Mitchell, B. Sukow, D. Cordes, M. Van Hoy, J. Pittam, B. LeRoy. LAST ROW: C. Speers, L. Wicks, L. Horn, R. Basey, M. McBee, S. Stevens, M. Bowers, J. Wicks, R. Jorgenson and Mrs. LeRoy, Advisor. G. A. A. The G.A.A. has been a very active group this year, spending their time on Slumber parties. Pot Luck dinners, Skating parties, and the theater. The G.A.A. always has fun. We started the year off with a skating party and a swimming party. For Thanksgiving we had a Pot Luck dinner, then attended a show. A Christmas slumber party proved to be loads of fun. Our Come-As-You-Are party followed in spring. We ended the year with the initiation of new members, and the election of new officers. The yearly awards to the members were also presented. OFFICERS, BACK: Jo Malone, Vice-President; Sharon Stevens, President; Anna Wilson, sports manager. FRONT: Betty Madson. Treasurer; Freda Baker. Secretary. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Freda Baker, Sandra Gregory, Nancy Thayer. Rochelle Eranosian, Glenda Stinchcomb. Carol Weaver, Advisor, Mrs. LeRoy. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Wilson. Madlyn Milton, Betty Madson, Marcia Hunt, Mar vis Shaw, Laura Horn, Ann Buck. FRONT ROW: Sharon Stevens, Myrna McBee, Anna Wilson, Joann Malone, Jo McKenzie. - The purpose of the Girls Athletit Association is to promote recreation by means of group participation. 28 Coach Hatfield FRONT ROW: Fred Bowen, Wayne Ray, David Hatch, Big Bob Wilson, Bill Dotson, Russell Miller, Tom Middleton, Lawrence Wagner, President; Fred Bond. SECOND ROW: Joe Kirkley, Pat O’Kelly, Vice-President; Steve Scott, Charles Weaver, Bob Bigman, Larry Moorman. THIRD ROW: Alan Steinhardt, Bill Dixon, Mike O'Kelly, Gary Moore, Harry McCabe, Richard Olympius, Douglas Stewart, Jim Irwin, Jon Bigman, Secretary-Treasurer; Bill Morrow. Coach McClain 29 LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Carol Weaver, Myrna McBee, Sharon Stevens, Glenda Stinchcomb. SECOND ROW: Pat Wilson, Marilyn Mitchell, Freda Baker, Sandra Gregory, Marcia Hunt, Betty Madson, JoAnn Malone, Mrs. Hunter, Advisor, Chris Speers, Janie Wicks, Roxanna Jorgensen, Judy Buckle, Marvis Shaw, Anna Wilson. 30 OFFICERS: Pat Wilson, Vice President; Sandra Gregory, Secretary-Treasurer; JoAnn Malone, President. The Pepsters are a means of earning points to become a member of the Pep Club. The girls must earn 50 points during each of their Freshman and Sophomore years. Girls earn points by decorating for games, selling tickets, and doing other services for the school. PEP CLUB OFFICERS, STANDING: Leah Wicks. Secretary; Madlyn Milton, Sergeant-At-Arms. SITTING: Nancy Thayer. President; Rochelle Eranosian, Vice-President. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Condray, Betty Elledge, Barbara Jackson, Annie Rigel, Bonnie Brier, Della Randleman, Jean Robertson, JoAnn Brooks, Janice Pittam, Margaret Van Hoy, Carleen Black. MIDDLE ROW: Rose Marie Machado, Sharron Wahl, Mary Haugen, Karen Laubach, Dianne Eranosian, Reta Milner, Phyllis Stinchcomb, Sheila Havemann, Penny Simer, Gail Stone, Barbara LeRoy, Diana Bond, Nettie Rigel, Advisor, Mrs. Bevely Hunter. FRONT ROW: Barbara Stallsworth, Mary Jo McKenzie, Darlene Heim, Denese Wilcox, Loeta Owen, Leah Wicks, Madlyn Milton, Laura Horn, Terry Roach, Nancy Thayer, Rochelle Eranosian, La Vena Hardin. 31 STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorthy Cordes, Bill Dixon, Jim Irwin, Steve Scott, Dawna West, Fred Bowen, Allen Stienhardt, Bob Bigman, Janie Wicks, Pat McCabe. Larry Waite, Ernie Havemann, Charles Weaver, Tom Middle-ton. Bill Morrow, Bill Dotson, Wayne Dow, Mr. Paisley, Advisor. OFFICERS, SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Hunt, Marvis Shaw. Leah Wicks, Fred Bond, Lawrence Wagner, David Hatch. The Science Club, more commonly known as the Ozones, was initiated in Rogue River High School to serve as an outlet for the science interests of some of the students. (It is a recognized fact that the general science class stimulates interest in certain areas but because of limited time and materials these interests have little chance of developing.) It provides time to work on individual projects and also brings together a meeting of the minds, where science students can congregate to discuss the many new discoveries in science which are being made every day. This year's members have participated in two field trips. One of these saw the group venture to Talbe Rock. Later on in the spring of the year, the group again sallied forth. This time the Pacific Coast was the objective. Many specimens of sea life were obtained on this trip and preserved for later study. The club also managed to gather together all the necessary materials to build an aquarium which should take form during the summer months. 32 Horn, M. McKenzie, J. Buckle. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Fahey, A. Oliver, D. Cordes, D. West, D. Davis. THIRD ROW: B. Speers, C. Weaver, T. Middleton, M. Hunt, E. Havemann, B. Big-man, J. Irwin, J. Buckle. SECOND ROW: B. Dotson, C. Speers, M. McKenzie, L. Owen. M. Milton, B. Elledge, H. Plowman. FIRST ROW: L. Horn. R. Eranosian, B. Madson, C. Weaver, C. Condray, B. Smith. 33 -- ■TO) OFFICE GIRLS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobbe Sukow, Sandra Gregory, Chris Speers, Sharon Stevens, Carol Weaver, Marvis Shaw, Marilyn Mitchell. SEATED: Glenda Stinchcomb. 3 2 f r 1 r 0 1' L 1 LIBRARIANS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hunter, Marcia Hunt, Melva Bratton, Bob Wilson, Marilyn Mitchell, Dwana West, Larry Waite, Becky Basey, JoAnn Malone, Bob Bigman, Don Davis. Anna Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Oliva DeVore, Jeri Perry. YEARBOOK STAFF STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Bill Dixon, Ernie Havemann, Rebbecca Basey, Myrna McBee, Betty Madson. Judy Buckle. Freda Baker, Dot Cordes, Bob Bigman, Bill Thompson, Jim Irwin. SEATED: Marcia Hunt, Bill Morrow, Rochelle Eranosian, Marvis Shaw, Phyllis Stinchcomb, Mrs. Hunter, Advisor; Anna Wilson, Nancy Thayer, Sandra Gregory, Carol Weaver, Glenda Stinchcomb, Bill Speers. Lawrence Wagner. NOT SHOWN: Joann Malone, Bob Wilson. Anna Wilson Editor I would like to express my thanks to the members of the Student Body for electing me Ro-Hi-An Editor for 1956-57; Also my appreciation goes to Mrs. Hunter and the Annual Staff who so generously gave of their time to make this book successful. I hope each and every one of you will enjoy this book now and in the years to come. W Han, °y n yer zger 35 PRINCESS PHYLLIS QUEEN JOANN PRINCESS BARBARA PRINCESS KAY This year the annual Homecoming was held Oct. 26. The Freshmen had charge of the traditional bonfire; Sophomores, advertisement; Juniors, dance decorations; Seniors, invitations. Crowning of the Queen was held at the dance. 38 It was a rainy night but fun was had by all. FOOTBALL PLAYERS, RECEIVING LETTER AWARDS. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat O'Kelly, Ernst Havemann, Lawrence Wagner, Jon Bigman, Doug Stewart, Clarence Pugh, Bill Morrow, Bill Dixon, George Bringmann. SECOND ROW: Joe Kirkley, Byron Cordes. Bob Bigman. Tom Middleton, Larry Elledge, Wayne Ray. Fred Hopper, Mike O’Kelly. THIRD ROW: Charles Weaver. Don Hoffman, Steve Scott. Bill Dotson, Harry McCabe. KNEELING: Most Valuable Player. Fred Bond: Captain, Bob Wilson. The Annual Football Banquet was held on November 16, 1956, in the High School Gymnasium. The wonderful dinner was prepared by Mrs. LeRoy and mothers. The Freshmen girls served. The banquet honored the football players and the seniors were given special recognition. Guests included the player's dates. Fred Bond was chosen the most valuable player by the team. 39 STAGE CREW Dawna West.......................Promptor Janie Wicks.......................Promptor Sandra Gregory....................Make-Up Chris Speers.................Sound Effects David Hatch...................Electrician Pat McCabe.....................Electrician CAST Larry Waite . • Judy Buckle. Ernst Havemann Dorothy Cordes . Tom Middleton . Olivia DeVore . . Lloyd Branton . . Arlene Benn . . Alex Benn Ernestine Brunetta . Jim McCalister . Madam Orangi M Mrs. Bev Hunter Director The Stroke of Twelve was presented by the Junior and Senior classes on December 18-19,1956. 40 t1V l£ °uT The annual Sno-Ball, sponsored by the Student Council, was held December 8, 1956. It was a formal dance with music by the Toonsters. Each class was represented by a Prince and Princess with the Senior, Sharon Stevens, being crowned Queen and Sophomore, Gary Moore, crowned King. The Royal Court included: Senior, Bob Allen; Junior, Glenda Stinchcomb and Don Hoffman; Sophomore, Madlyn Milton; and Freshmen, Neil Wagner and Dianne Eronosian. Kill: ANII OUtEN and COURT The Sweethearts Ball is annually sponsored by the FHA and was held on February 9, 1957 in the grade school gym. Music was by the TOONSTERS1' Queen Reta Milner Escort David Parsons Princess Glenda Stinchcomb Escort Jim Davidson Princess Leah Wicks Escort Leonard Morrison Princess Marvis Shaw Escort David Shaw The queen was selected by popular vote of the student body and was crowned by Larry El ledge. CAST Eric .... 1st Player. . . Ernst Havemann 2nd Player . . . Dale Graham 3rd Player Man .... Gerald Mrs. Frahler. . . .Leah Wicks Helen .... . Sheila Havemann Freddie . . . Jeannine • • • Mrs. Carruthers. Rochelle Eranosian Mrs Carruthers . . . .Larry Waite Gloria. FOR HEAVEN'S SAKF For Heaven's Sake was presented by the Freshmen and Sophomore classes on April 25-26, 1957. The director was Mrs. Bevely Hunter. jirToi-seiior PROM Tabu May 10, 1957 QUEEN SHARON AND SENIOR PRINCESSES The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was presented by the Junior Class in honor of tne seniors. The wonderful dinner was prepared by the home economics classes and the mothers. The 7th and 8th grade girls, in oriental costume, served at the banquet. The excellent music was presented by the Bob Anderson Trio. Winning Table by Sophomores The annual Mother-Daughter Tea was given May 14 by the F.H.A. Club. There was a very good fashion show with the different classes modeling the clothes they made throughout the year. An amusing and novel skit concerning women's hats was presented to an audience of over 200 women. Mr. Hunter ended the modeling show by modeling a shirt made by one of the home economics students. Thi This central table featured an interesting CA Cake-of-the-Month Theme. The Junior's Table is Surrounded by Hungry Admirers. 45 The Ro-Hi-An Staff, for the first time, wishes to give recognition to students who have displayed outstanding scholarship during the school year. To be on the honor roll for any six-week period, a student must have earned a grade average of 1.5 or better. (A 1.0 equals straight l's in all classes.) Under each name is indicated the grading periods during which that student achieved Honor Roll standing. HONOR ROLL SLUDENLS Virginia Albin 2,3,4,5,6 Dennis Allison 2,5,6 Dianne Eranosian 1,3,4,5,6 46 Ann Buck 1,3,4,6 Fred Hopper 1,2 (Transfered) Betty Madson 1,4,5,6 Pat McCabe 1,2,3,4,5,6 “COnGRflTULflTIOnS” 47 Lawrence Wagner Halfback Outstanding Athlete Bill Dotson - Tackle Wayne Ray - Tackle Don Hoffmann - Fullback Fred Bond - Halfback Most Valuable Player All County VARSITY Charles Weaver - Center 50 Bryon Cordes - End Bob Wilson - End Captain Honorable Mention All County Steve Scott - Guard Joe Kirkley - End Larry Elledge Halfback Larry Moorman - Guard Bill Dixon - Tacnle ' Hf Jon Blgman - Fullback LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Bond, Lawrence Wagner, Don Hoffmann, Charles Weaver, Bill Dotson, Bob Wilson, Steve Scott, Bob Bigman, Bill Dixon, Jon Bigman. CAME SCHEDULE September 8 14 21 27 October 5 „ 12 19 26 November 2 Ashland Phoenix Prospect Eagle Point Talent Merrill Jacksonville St. Mary's Illinois Valley Here Here Here There Here There There Here (Homecoming) There Larry Elledge Captain Guard Bob Wilson Forward Jon Bigman Guard Bob Big™an Forward Center LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Ernest Havemann, Eddie Johnson, Bill Dixon, Jon Bigman, Lawrence Wagner, Bill Morrow, Coach McClain. SECOND ROW: Bill Dotson, Bob Wilson, Bob Allen, Joe Kirkley, Gary Moore, Bob Bigman, Mike O'Kelly. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Freddie Beck. SECOND ROW: Larry Goosey, Dennis Allison, Paul Archer, Art Johansen. THIRD ROW: David Carter, Harry McCabe, Neil Wagner, Paul Ross. 1 Talent Jamboree 4 Eagle Point There 7 Brookings Here 11 Illinois Valley Here 14 Brookings There 18 Illinois Valley There 19 Eagle Point Here 4 St. Mary's There 5 Phoenix Here 8 Glendale Here 11 Jacksonville Here 15 Phoenix There 18 Prospect Here 22 Butte Falls There 25 Talent There 1 St. Mary's Here 5 Jacksonville There 8 Prospect There 11 Talent Here 14 Butte Falls Here 16 Tournament Here 19 Tournament Here 21 Tournament Here 53 BASEBALL TEAM, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Bringman, Ed Johnson, Jim Irwin, Jon Bigman, Dennis Allison, Fred Baker, Mike Brace. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Ray McClain, Don Anderson, Bob Jones. Don White, Byron Cordes, Ed Jackson, NOT SHOWN: Bob Bigman, Paul Archer. RETURNING LETTERMEN, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Bringman, Jon Blgman, Jim Irwin, Byron Cordes. NOT SHOWN: Bob Bigman. SCHEDULE April 2—Rogue River Vs. April 5—Rogue River Vs. Illinois Valley—There Jacksonville —Here i J April 12—Rogue River Vs. St. Mary's —There 1 u April 16—Rogue River Vs. Talent —There April 26—Rogue River Vs. Butte Falls —Here April 30—Rogue River Vs. Grants Pass —There May 2—Rogue River Vs. Prospect —There li May 7—Rogue River Vs. Grants Pass —Here 55 KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Davis, Fred Bowen, Fred Bond, Larry Goosey. Douglas Stewart. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Morrow, Wayne Ray, Lawrence Wagner, Bill Dixon, Steve Lienhard, Neil Wagner, Artjohnsen, Allen Stienhardt. THIRD ROW: Richard Olympus, Russell Miller, Ernst Havemann, Tom Middleton, Don Hoffman, Gary Moore, David Carter, Steve Scott, Coach Hatfield. March 29 Phoenix Here April 3 Glendale There ii 6 Phoenix Little Rogue Relays n 12 Eugene Hayward Relays ii 17 Glendale Here n 25 Eagle Point There ii 30 Jacksonville Here May 1 Phoenix Freshmen Track Mee ii 4 County Track Meet n 7 Winston There ii 11 Klamath Falls District Track Meet 17 18 Springfield State Track Meet Lawrence Wagner, Captain of Track Team, represented Rogue River at the State Track Meet. He placed sixth in the Mile. Larry El ledge was his Manager. 56 Russell Miller, Tom Middleton, Fred Bond, Fred Bowen, Wayne Ray, Lawrence Wagner, Ernst Havemann. Steve Lienhard, Steve Scott, Don Hoffmann Gary Moore, Bill Dixon, Don Davis, Bill Morrow, Allen Stienhardt, Richard Olympus. Douglas Stewart, Larry Goosey, Artjohnsen, David Carter, Neil Wagner. Sharon Stevens, Myma McBee Yell Queens 58 Carol Weaver, Myrna McBee, Madlyn Milton, Sharon Stevens, Glenda Stinchcomb. The annual senior breakfast was presented by the Rogue River Civic Club on May 23, 1957 in the V.F.W. Hall. Corsages and boutonnieres were given to the seniors by the Garden Club. Speakers were Mrs. Genevieve Dick, Mr. Harr, Mr. Hunter, and Reverend and Mrs. Have-mann. Entertainment was provided by Kathy Classick. Inset pictures eight graduates who started together in first grade at Rogue River. Entering the gymnasium beneath beautifully, decorated floral arches, the seniors took part in the last and most anticipated activity of their high school career. Viewed by relatives and friends, they listened to addresses by Student Body President, Myrna McBee; Senior President, Tom Middleton; Salutatorian, Sharon Stevens, and Valedictorian, Bill Speers. Seniors Judy Buckle and Larry Waite received Oscars for the year's outstanding dramatic performance. Other seniors honored by special awards were: Sharon Stevens - Citizenship, and Lawrence Wagner - Senior Athlete. Climax of the evening was the awarding of diplomas by school Board Chairman, Robert Gail. s.s. 62 T.M. SINCE 18 9 0 ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE VWHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADER Grants Pass Phon GR 6-4488 P.O. Box 488 Rogue River, Oregon Phone JU 2-3494 LOOK UP HILL HARRY HILL BEFORE YOU BUY REALTOR BUILD, OR BURN JIM’S FARM STORE TIP TOP BEAUTY SALON Purina Chows, Seeds, Feed, Hay Fertilizer, Complete Beauty Service For Appointment Chicks Garden Supplies call GReenwood 63435 Rogue River, Oregon Closed Thursday 720 SE 6 7th St. Grants Pass, Oregon GAIL’S MARKET Home of High Waters and Low Prices Highway 99 JUniper 2-3276 Rogue River, Oregon Watchmaker-Jeweler Watch Repair and Specialty Where All Repairs are Guaranteed CAVEMAN m S BOWL VjylW OivilU cHogLtn £.uotLc d Wm Real Fun For the Watches Diamonds Silverware Jui jUniper 2-3790 1 Juj Whole Family nSVfc MAIN STREET ROQUE RIVER. OREBON GR. 9-2311 You Get Personalizea Service Cleaning at Rogue River Cleaners THE HUB ROGUE RIVE GREEN STAMPS Ju. 2-3294 Ph. JU 2-3471 ROGUE RIVER FEED FARM SUPPLY UNUnion Heating OilsLS JUniper 2-32IIH RC Rogue River, Oregon N Lilly’s Shell Service Rogue River CONGIUTl]UTIONS TO THE SENIORS (IF '57 cash MARKET “OPEN DAILY TILL MIDNIGHT” ORANGE BOWL 3ooJ (Center Grants Pass, Oregon c° s X'0 s 5-10-25 Shop the plaid front store to' scotch savings 5-10-25 GRANTS PASS OREGON McGregor’s .liiiaiiiiiaili««ai!l Of FI ST OPEN 10 to 5 Monday through Saturday UPHOLSTERING RESTYLING - RECOVERING NATIONAL BANK. OF PORTLAND Grants Pass Branch SMART FABRICS—DURABLE PLASTICS Also SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS Satisfaction Guaranteed 19 YEARS EXPERIENCE GR 9-1888 HERB'S UPHOLSTERERS Lets Build Oregon Together 723 S-E. 6TH THE TIMES Southern Oregon's Pictorial Weekly Maxwell L. Thayer and Marcia E. Thayer, Publisher, Editor and sole owners P.O. Box 368 Rogue River, Oregon JUniper 2-3250 415 E. Main St. Medford, Oregon 3-5351 Rt. 1 Box 349 Gold Hill, Oregon 5-9227 P.O. Box 233 Shady Cove, Oregon 2143 SHONTZ SUPPLY CO. Route 1, Box 400, Gold Hill Phone: JU 2-3224 One mile south of Rogue River on Highway 99 Sporting Goods C tinoofe_ SPORTING GOODS • Hunter • Fisherman ■ • Camper • Archer JU 2-3466 Rogue River, Oregon MUSSERS Your friendly store in Rogue River Cothing for all BELL MOTORS 331 S.E. 6th St Rfaon GR 6-6656 SALES FORD SERVICE GRRMI_______ PASS P I l 1 1 t ■ y ■ ■ • 1 . ' ifeGOLDEN RULE , y EVERYTH INC TOWEARfOA EVERT MEMBER OFm FAMILY Grants Pass, Oregon 311 S.E. 6th St. BULLETIN Printers and Publishers 122 Southeast H Street Grants Pass, Oregon Phone GR 6-3324 Phone GR 6-4411 783-87 S.E. 6th Street BRADEN MOTOR PARTS CO., INC. Wholesale Distributors of Parts and Supplies For All Cars Service and Friendliness Grants Pass, Oregon Mechanics' Tools Paints and Equipment Complete Shop Service MAIVCHEL'S Appliance, Furniture, Floor Covering, Fabric Where you buy with confidence. Convenient friendly terms Grants Pass ££.JUl JLB.J4JI GR. 6-3388 141 N.W. C St. Grants Pass • Crematorium • Funeral Home The Finest in Each and Every Service Oxygen Equipment 50 Years of Service • Ambulance Harold A. Johnson SAFECO Insurance Agency ( flunz 0 )(ioto Studio ■j Courier Building SEVENTH AND I STREETS t xante CPaa, Qxeyon TELEPHONE 2335 Ph. GR 6-7751 403 So. 6th Grants Pass PORTRAIT £) RICH-mfilD ICE CREAM Ck 239 HIWAY 99 SOUTH PHONE GR 6-7468 GRANTS PASS Ice Cream for your parties Ice Cream for freezers. COMMERCIAL THED’S TEXACO WHERE LUBRICATION IS A SPECIALTY NOT A SIDE LINE COR. OF 6th “L ST. GRANTS PASS, ORE. ENGRAVING refrigerators, etc. -R- 'A cjC.ain i Jdrucj dznbis. -B- PRESCRIPTIONS Exactly as your doctor orders' P. O. Box 468 Telephone GR 6 4464 South East Sixth Street at H GRANTS PASS, OREGON RELAX WITH A TREAT AT LARRY'S DRIVE IN OR ANTS PASS, OREGON CAR SERVICE ??le tu TELEPHONE GR 6-3105 CITIY DELIVERY SERVICE TO YOUR DOOR Corner ot 7th and G Formerly the B E GLENN H. UTZ Grants Pass. Oregon. FURNITURE STORES 7TH AND H STREETS • GRANTS PASS, OREGON MEDFORD GRANTS PASS ASHLAND BUY THE OATES WAY Your Neighborly Home-Owned Southern Oneqon State Bank 208 N.W. 6th, Grants Pass, Oregon YOUR NEIGHBORLY BANK Is As Close To You As Your MAIL BOX... for a MAIL PACKET ” It's Free Handy Ferns For Your By MAIL” PAY ’N SAVE Complete Shopping Center Front Door Parking Open Sundays make one stop do it all 1200 N.W. 6th St. Grants Pass, Oregon Best Wishes for the Class of y Grants Pass Laundry Dry Cleaning Co., From your friendly Gas Co. CAL.-PAC. UTIL CO. 613 SE. 6th St. Ph.GR. 6-6804 Grants Pass, Oregon Corner 5th and H Sts. Telephone GR 6-6668 GRANTS PASS BAKERY We Carry a Complete Line of Bakery Goods Wedding Party Birthday Banquet Cakes GR. 6-3613 145 S.W. G St. Grants Pass || RICHFIELD super service station GLEN’S PLACE Across From Court House Green Stamps GR. 6-3127 527 N.E. 6th Street y GRANTS PASS. OREGON Record - Hi-Fi - Record Players Instruments Accessories 321 S.E. 6th St. Grants Pass, Oregon WE ARE NEVER TOO BUSY TO BE COURTEOUS Super MEATS IT PATS SnIwayTO TRADE AT M MBVRD'Sl Market Produce 700 S. W. Sixth Street GRANTS PASS, OREGON Listen to Bobby, The Byrd's Birthday Club Wednesday 7 PM Saturday 8 AM J. S. WDLKE OIDSMOBILE 7th and I. Streets GRANTS PASS. ORE. PARTS - SALES - SERVICE BODY SHOP Phone GR 6-5848 Phone GR 6-3450 PETER PAN CLEANERS . GR 6-53494 761 N.E. 6TH ST. NATIONAL BANK of Portland, Oregon Grants Pass Branch Open Weekdays 10-5:30 Saturday 10-3:00 Pxo(-rit J[ovirE.x tSIzofi 118 S.E. H Street Grants Pass, Oregon Phone GR 6-3476 GR 6-7411 PIGGLY WIGGLY S6H Green Stcmp 906 S.W. 6th Grants Pass, Oregon KELT CHEVROLET 76e nie tcClcf. ‘Dealcntyi ON 7th ST. FROM J TO K - GRANTS PASS, OREGON Grants Pass, Owner Ice Cream Mfr. GR 6 2571 Grade A Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk Listen to The Zottolas Salute Program KUIN 7:30 1340 Thursday Valley Ted Paulus □ rants Pass 321 1 Hardware 32-4 S. W. SIXTH 5T. □ RANTS PASS. ORE. Lincoln Cleaners Tailors 791 S.E. 6th St. Grants Pass, Oregon Quick Service «jgr. 8s 4%r)AT Advertising Dept. GR 6-4414 o’ Circulation Dept. GR 6-4416 News Dept. GR 6-4415 Jobs Bookeeper Publishing Dept s j IER� W ' 404 SE 7th [mo?®1®, W ®1 Grants Pass, Oregon GR 6-4417 FIELDS JEWELRY 133 S.E. H Grants Pass, Oregon Artcarved diamonds — Other Fine Jewelry Southern Oregon Land Co. 435 S.E. 6th St. Grants Pass, Oregon Bulovas You list 'em we sell 'em 947 So. Riverside Medford, Oregon Hal’s Cafe at Wimer WINTER HOURS S A. M. TO 10 P. M. WEEKDAYS SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS 10 A.M. TO 10P.M. Same prices in cafe or dining room ALWAYS A WEEKEND SPECIAL $1.00 DINNER TEL.JUNIPER 2-3926 FOR PARTY RITE WAY MARKET Where Your Dollar Hot More Cents 5th and G St. Phone GR 9-2143 THE HOUSE of FRIENDLY DEALINGS Our Specialty Custom Cutting and Wrapping Wholesale and Retail Meats TUMBLE SERVICE Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1957 CENTRAL POINT Pharmacy S H Green Stamp Phone NO 4-1133 233 Pine Central Point, Oregon NICK’S MARKET CUSTOM CUTTING FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS MAIN AND BROADWAY Rogue River Central Point Branch HRST NATIONAL BANK FOOTS CREEK STORE Your Friendly Grocer Let's Build Oregon Together Chevron Gas 3 miles South of Central Point, Oregon Cold Drinks Rogue River, Oregon The last piece of the puzzle has been fitted into place... the picture is complete. We hope that each part will bring its own pleasant memory and thatthis 1957 Ro-Hi-An, viewed in its entirety, will recall another year of Struggle and happiness here at Rogue River High School. COVER BY MYERS