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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1959 volume:

Rogue River High School Presents The Dedication We, the annual staff of '59, do dedicate this Ro-Hi-An to Mrs. Altha LeRoy and Mr. Walter L. Perry 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 them as wonderful teachers, but also as kind and understanding friends. 2 Table of Contents PRESENTATION...................1 DEDICATION.....................2 FACULTY........................4 SCHOOL EMPLOYEES...............6 CLASSES........................3 ORGANIZATIONS.................26 ACTIVITIES....................40 ATHLETICS.....................58 ADVERTISING 69 Administration and Faculty MR. WILLIAM B. HUNTER Vice-Principal, Algebra I, U. S. History MRS. JANE HOGSTROM English I, IV, General Math MR. JOHN B. HARR Superintendent of Schools MR. GERARD B. FAHEY Speech, English II, III, Latin I MRS. BEVELY HUNTER Library, Journalism MRS. ALTHA LEROY Home Ec I, n, III, English II MISS FAITH ONSTOT Algebra I, Typing I, Girls' P. E MR. CHARLES PEIL World History, Boys' P. E MR. WALTER PERRY Shop I, H, ID, IV MR. TENNEY Janitor 6 MRS. GREEN AND MRS. IRWIN School Cooks Class Officers: L-R. Wayne Dow, Vice-President; Jo McKenzie, Secretary; Leah Wicks, Treasurer; Riki Olympius, President. The Seniors started the year out with a Soc Hop during football season. We also had a candy apple sale to raise money for our Skip Trip. The car that was donated to the class by Lawrence Martin for raffling during the M. O. D. Drive proved successful as we won the drive. The other classes gave us a very nice Soc Hop for winning except that we bought our own refreshments and they forgot to pay us their dollar apiece for losing. Looked forward to all year by our class was the Senior Skip Trip in which we went to Shasta Lake in California. Everyone rented boats and we had boat drags and water fights, plus driving the man who owned the dock half out of his mind! Our advisors and Mr. Harr went with us and we came back a very sunburned, tired, but happy group. Climaxing our year was graduation and many of us had sad faces as our graduating class of '59 was together for the last time in Rogue River High School. As we leave, we wish to thank the faculty members and all others who have helped us gain knowledge to face the future on our own. SENIORS Mr. Paisley Mrs. Hogstrom FREDERICK BERNARD BECK Ambition: To hitchhike from Alaska to Florida. Will: My Chemistry tests to anyone who can decipher them. For Heaven s Sake 2; Smoke Signals Staff 4; Band 1,3, Vice-president 4; Chorus 3,4. JON EDWARD BIGMAN Ambition: To be a test pilot. Will: My hopped-up Model A to Barbara Jackson. Class president 3; Activities Treasurer 4; Ro-Hi-An staff 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; All-county 3,4; Basketball 2, capt. 3; Baseball 1,2; Track 3; Letter-men’s Club 1, Sec.-Treas. 2,3, Vice-pres. 4; Student Council 3; Library 4. CAROLYN MARIE CONDRAY Ambition: To go to fashion school and become a fashion merchandiser. Will: My ability to be neither sharp nor flat in Chorus to Diana Bond. Chorus 1,3,4; Band 2,3; Thespians 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2. DONALD LEE DAVIS Ambition: To be a connoisseur of the art of civilized loafing. Student Body Treasurer 4; Class president 2,3; No More Homework 1; For Heaven’s Sake” 2; Sailor Bewore 3; Dude Ranch 4; T. A. P. Chairman 2; National Thespian 1,2, 3,4; Smoke Signals Staff 3,4; School Photographer 4. WAYNE DOW Ozones 2; Class Vice-president 4. WILLIAM ANDREW DIXON Ambition: To leave Rogue River. Will: My ability to blow poisoned corn down gopher holes to Gene Van Dorn. Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1; Letter-men's Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1; Science Club 1. ROCHELLE ANN ERANOSIAN Ambition: To be a cosmopolitan millionaire. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, Vice-presidents, treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Student Body Secretary 4; Thespians 1,2,3, National 4; Class Vice-president 2; Class treasurer 3; Ro-Hi-An staff 1,2, 3,4, Business manager 3; Homecoming Princess 3; Smoke Signals editor 3, staff 4; Prom Queen 4. LaVENA HARDIN LaDONNA HOFF JAMES WILLIAM IRWIN Ambition: To be an Agricultural Engineer. Will: All my 'smart1 to Harry McCabe. Student Council 1,3,4; Student Body Vice-president 3, President 4; N. A. S. C. 4; Class president 1; Lettermen's Club 2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Most valuable player 4; Foul-shooting trophy 4; Sno-Ball prince 4; Ro-Hi-An staff 2,3, 4; For Heaven's Sake 2; Thespians 1, National 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2. GARY VERNON LANHAM Ambition: To travel around the world in a small boat. Will: My big nose to Dennis Allison. PATTY JEAN LYNCH Ambition: To attend college and travel everywhere. Will: My flowery language, great tennis ability, and all my troubles to Barbara LeRoy. Transferred from Redding, California 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Ro-Hi-An staff 4; Smoke Signals staff 4. MARY JO MCKENZIE Ambition: To be a multi-millionaire. Will: All the fun I had my senior year to Karen. Cheerleader 4; F. H. A. 1, reporter 2,3, president 4; Class Secretary 4; Smoke Signals staff 3, Business manager 4; Thespians 1, Treasurer 2,3,4, National Thespian 2,3,4; Ro-Hi-An staff 4; Homecoming Princess 1; Sweethearts Ball Princess 3; Sno-Ball Princess 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; No More Homework 1; F. T. A. 4; Chorus 2. LAWRENCE JOHN MARTIN Ambition: To become a full-fledge citizen of Wimer. Will: My greasy hands, sharp mind, and roddy pickup to whoever wants them. ’’Dude Ranch 4; F. T. A. president 4; Shop 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. MADLYN JOY MILTON Ambition: To travel all over in a candy-apple green Oldsmobile convertible. Will: My ability to stay out late and stay out of trouble to Dianne. Yell leader 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3, President 4; Sweethearts Ball Queen 4; M. O. D. Princess 1,4; Sno-Ball Princess 2; Class secretary 2; F. H. A. Vice-president 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Thespians 1,2,3; Ro-Hi-An staff 4. GARY WAYNE MOORE Ambition: To live in a different place than Wimer. Will: My height to Gail Stone. Sweethearts Ball King 4; Sno-Ball King 2; Track 1, 2; Basketball 3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3, 4; Combo 4; Band president 3,4. RICHARD PHILLIP OLYMPIUS Ambition: To be a success. Will: My track ability to all baseball players. Class President 4; Student Council 4; Football 2, 3, captain 4; Lettermenfs Club 2,3, president 4; Track 3,4; Sweethearts Ball Prince 3; Smoke Signals staff 4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN MORROW Ambition: To go to college and become an intellect. Will: My ability as a guard in football to Doug Stewart. Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Ozones 2. LOETA MARIE OWEN Ambition: To own a 59 Impala! Will: My ponytail to Dianne Eranosian. Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; F. H. A. 1,2,4; Thespians 1,2, 3,4; Smoke Signals staff 3; Ro-Hi-An staff 4. JOHN WILLIAM SCHULTZ Ambition: To get married in two years. Bank 2, 3. BEVERLEY JEAN SMITH Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Will: My ability to get kicked out of chorus for not playing the piano to Sheila Havemann. Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Thespians 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Smoke Signals staff 4. ALLAN E. STEINHARDT Ambition: To make $50, 000 a year and live alone in the hills. Track 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Lettermen's Club 2, 3; Smoke Signals staff 4. CLAUDIA JOAN WHIPPLE Ambition: To travel around the world. Will: My shorthand ability to Lois Lanham. Transferred 3; Ro-Hi-An staff 4; F. H.A. 3; Smoke Signals staff 4; Pan-American Club 2. LEAH ELEANOR WICKS Ambition: To go to a business school in Portland and become a court reporter. Will: My ability to remember important facts to Dianne Mock! Class Treasurer 4; Class Secretary 3; G.A.A. 2,3, 4; F. H. A, 1,2, Vice-President 3; Ozones treasurer 2; Thespians 1,2,3, National Thespian 4; For Heavens Sake 2; Dude Ranch 4; Sweethearts Ball Princess 2; Sno-Ball Princess 3; Ro-Hi-An staff 4; Smoke Signals staff 3, 4; Chorus 4. Juniors The Junior class had a very inspiring and exciting year, starting off with a Chili Feed, which was very successful, and closing with the Junior-Senior Prom. This year's prom theme was Fantasy Land and it went over with a big bang, thanks to the hard-working Juniors and the helpful supervision of Mr. Fahey and Mr. Hunter, who stood in for Miss Onstot. Miss Onstot, Advisor Mr. Fahey, Advisor ■ 2nd period History Class tries out Mr. Hunter's new car. Virginia Albin Diana Bond Jim Crow Jean Harrison Dennis Allison JoAnn Brooks Lloyd Dunham Sandra Harrison Paul Archer Dave Carter Larry Goosey Mary Haugen Dave Bond Jackie Carter Dale Graham Sheila Havemann Robert Hi Id Barbara Jackson Lois Lanham Karen Laubach Rose Marie Machado Harry McCabe Randall Parmelee Bill Peters Art Johnasen Ron Le Master Doug Mitchell Janice Pittam Bob Lanham Barbara Le Roy Jo Ann Mitchell Lee Roy Priest Nettie Rigel Jim Smith Bob Thorp Jean Robertson Ted Steinhardt Margaret Van Hoy Paul Ross Doug Stewart Neil Wagner The Junior Class wants to thank their advisors who so generously gave of their time to help us with our many projects. We would also like to extend our thanks to Mr. Hunter who helped us with our Prom when Miss Onstot was ill. Harry Randleman Penny Simer Gail Stone Sharron Wahl 17 I? r 4 ivns Jmmnix w n wj par «� «KW ssm r.ii S « « l if jrfM ? � l XM ftpA ? ] 5 w w mnPy] Left to Right: Gerry Van Dorn, President; Joan Wierzbinski, Secretary; Diana Davidson, Treasurer; Earl Bowen, Vice-President. Sophomores This year the sophomore class returned to school looking forward to their second year in high school. During the Christmas season Yuletide logs were made and sold. In the Teens Against Polio drive, our candidate for the queen of the March of Dimes, Pat Grabowski, received the most donations and was designated queen. This made the second year in a row that the class of '61 won this queen contest. In addition, our class sponsored some soc-hops, had a car wash and sold sno-cones at noon and at the Rooster Crow, all in expectation of a successful and prosperous junior year and the best prom ever ! 18 Mrs. Le Roy Cecil Allen Geraldine Anderson Larry Anderson Philip Archer I Ann Cordes Diana Davidson Emmett Blackman Earl Bowen Judy Cowie Kinley Daily Dennis Chancier Dale Damon Dean De Vore Clara Fitzner Maryeda Frost Terry Gail Pat Grabowski Sherry Heckert Sharon Hoyt Valerie Kamberg Jerry Kite Ronnie Laws Jeff Le Roy Dana McBarron Deni Mehlhoff Mallory Lynch Pat Milton John Machado Dianne Mock Not Shown Eugene Russell Bennie Stalker Gerry Van Dorn Ronald Wilson Mary Powell Doug Reed Barbara Salter Nelda Schultz Gene Van Dorn Kathy Simer Arlene White Jean Stiehl Denny White Geriann Sukow Joan Wierzbinski Freshman Class Officers: L-R. Star Parsons, Treasurer; Sharon Martin, Secretary; Steve Simer, President; Mike Johansen, Vice-President. Freshmen The freshman class started the year with several successful candy sales and a soc-hop during which the popular Rogue Rebels made their first appearance. We also made the biggest Homecoming bonfire in years which was burned down a little early! In December we made and sold Christmas wreaths and trees. Our English I play, Miss Lonelyhearts , was presented to the student body on February 12 and was well liked, more year. r i Mrs. Hunter 22 We are looking forward to an even better sopho- Our class was saddened by the death of our classmate, Peter McGarvie, last spring. We miss him and wish to dedicate this page to his memory. Jeanne Allison Carolyn Brooks Linda Dunham Not Shown: Kathleen Helen Haugen Ken Bailey Richard Blackman Charlene Bornamann Mike Brown Jean De Roboam Barry Frantz Frank Hardin Lewane Huff Classick, Adjean De Vore, Helen Henderson, Jessie Holsinger, Lois Willson. Mike Johansen Marvin Jones Elizabeth Laws Star Parsons Rosa Rigel Gretta Schefstrom Carolyn Raigosa Claudia Scott Steve Simer Carey Starzinger Theron Stiehl Not Shown: Chuck Austin, Jack Bond, Dick Brown, Mike Kearns, Tim Murdock, Dan Steinhardt. Zane Strickland Judy Thompson Helen Van Hoy Gery West - First Row: L-R. G. Stone, J. Allison, W. McClung, B. Smith. Second Row: G. Dow, S. Martin, J. Kite, D. Carter, C. Pugh, F. Beck, L. Trevithick, G. West. Third Row: Neil Stone, Leader; P. Simer, T. Stiehl, C. Raigosa, S. Havemann. Band This year the band was in many activities. During football and basketball season the band furnished entertainment at halftime. In the spring everyone worked diligently on new songs in readiness for the annual Spring Concert which was held April 23, and was well liked by all who attended. On May 11, a band and chorus picnic was held at Jackson Hot Springs. A very merry time was had by each and every person who attended. In the Rooster Crow parade on June 20, the band marched and played, then walked away with the first prize in the band division. 26 Chorus First Row: L-R. G. Stone, P. Milton, J. Brooks, B. Smith. Second Row: N. Rigel, J. Harrison, C. Condray, L. Hardin. Third Row: P. Simer, S. Havemann, W. McClung. Fourth Row: Mr. Stone, Leader; N. Schultz, J. Robertson, L. Wicks. Fifth Row: F. Beck, D. Mitchell, D. Carter, J. ISCtyXDOL LlBKAKY Back Row: L-R. C. Scott, R. Milton, E. Laws, N. Schultz, J. Robertson, D. Henderson, H. Henderson, D. Mehlhoff, V. Kamberg, L. Dunham. Third Row: L. Willson, L. Owen, H. Haugen, D. Davidson, P. Milton, J. Wierzbinski, J. Carter, M. Milton, R. Machado, B. Salter, G. Sukow. Second Row: K. Sheldon, L. Lanham, G. Schefstrom, S. Parsons, J. Howe, C. Brooks, M. Van Hoy, H. Van Hoy, J. Pittam. Front: G. Stone, S. Mehlhoff, M. Haugen, J. McKenzie, F. Palmerton, D. Eranosian, K. Laubach, D. De Vore, D. Mock, D. Le Roy. Future Homemakers of America Back Row: L-R. N. Schultz, Program Chairman; D. Mehlhoff, Parliamentarian; D. Henderson, Degree Chairman; Mrs. Le Roy, Advisor. Second Row: G. Sukow, Historian; D. Mock, Project Chairman; B. Le Roy, Songleader; B. Salter, Reporter. First Row. K. Laubach, Vice-President; J. McKenzie, President; R. Machado, Secretary; D. Eranosian, Treasurer. Back Row: L-R. B. Olympius, J. Le Roy, A. Johnasen, H. McCabe, D. Carter, Dana Me Barron, L. Martin, D. Allison. Third Row: R. Milton, S. Havemann, P. Grabowski, J. Thompson, J. Wierzbinski, K. Simer, B, Salter, J. Carter, K. Bailey. Second Row: F. Palmerton, P. Simer, S. Parsons, G. Schefstrom, D. Mock, J. McKenzie, R. Lemasters. First Row: G. Stone, S. Mehlhoff, K. Classick, B. Jackson, C. Brooks, L. Willson, S. Hoyt. FTA officers are pictured with advisors: L-R. W. Perry, J. Paisley, C. Pcil. Future Teachers Of America 29 First Row: L-R. R. Eranosian, K. Laubach, D. Eranosian, F. Palmerton. Second Row: J. McKenzie, D. Mock, J. Wierzbinski, R. Machado. Third Row: G. Sukow, M. Milton, B. Le Roy, J. Pittam, L. Wicks. Fourth Row: J. Carter, D. Mehlhoff, J. Robertson, J. Anderson. Girls’ Athletic Association GAA officers are pictured below with Advisor, Miss Onstot. 30 Heading for the state convention which was held in Eugene. First Row: L-R. B. Dixon, J. Bigman, R. Olympius, G. Moore, J. Irwin, B. Morrow. Second Row: J. Le Rov, D. White, R. Laws, T. Gail, D. Me Barron, A. Johansen, E. Bowen. Third Row: D. Allison, H. McCabe, D. Carter, N. Wagner, L. Anderson, J. Machado, L. Goosey. Fourth Row: D. Bond, L. Priest, P. Ross, B. Olympius, C. Pugh, P. Archer, J. Van Dorn, G. Van Dorn. Pictured: L-R. J. Pittam, D. Eranosian, D. Wilcox Yosten, S. Wahl, M. Milton, J. McKenzie, K. Laubach, B. Jackson, D. Henderson, C. Whipple, M. Van Hoy, B. Smith, C. Vaughn. Pictured in the background is Rogue River High School Secretary, Mrs. J. Bosse. Front Row: L-R. Librarian, Mrs. B. Hunter; L. Owen, B. Jackson, J. Brooks, G. Stone. Second Row: M. Frost, S. Wahl, J. Pittam, B. Salter, S. Harrison, D. Mock. Third Row: J. Bigman, G. Moore, H. McCabe G. Lanham, D. Graham. Not Pictured: L. Hardin. Back Row: L-R. D. Davidson, C. Scott, V. Kamberg, C. Fitzner, J. Robertson, E. Laws, K. Simer, D. Mehlhoff, R. Eranosian. Third Row: S. Havemann, A. White, B. Le Roy, J. Thompson, D. Wilcox, J. Howe, L. Dunham, J. Anderson. Second Row: M. Powell, D. Mock, G. Schefstrom, S. Parsons, J. Wierzbinski, P. Grabowski, B. Salter, M. Van Hoy, G. Sukow. Front Row: S. Mehlhoff, F. Palmerton, C. Brooks, J. McKenzie, H. Van Hoy, D. Eranosian, J. Cowie, K. Laubach. Not Shown: N. Rigel, C. Bornamann, R. Harrison, J. Brooks, S. Heckert, C. Condray, G. Dow, S. Martin, A. Cordes, D. De Vore, L. Hardin. Pep Club Pep Club officers are pictured with advisor, Mrs. Hogstrom. 33 Back Row: L-R. J. Le Roy, N. Wagner, H. McCabe, L. Wicks, J. Irwin, D. Davis, J. Bigman, B. Thompson. Second Row: K. Simer, P. Lynch, B. Le Roy, M. Van Hoy, B. Jackson, R. Machado, J. Wierzbinski, S. Wahl, C. Whipple, G. Schefstrom, K. Classic, G. Stone. First Row: Mrs. B. Hunter, D. Mock, B. Salter, J. Pittam, R. Eranosian, D. Eranosian, L. Owen, M. McKenzie, K. Laubach, M. Milton. Second Row: L-R. C. Condray, D. Davis, C. Whipple, R. Olympius, B. Smith, F. Beck, V. Albin. First Row: B. Le Roy, J. McKenzie, L. Wicks, R. Eranosian, P. Lynch, B. Hunter, Advisor. After putting out papers last year by several students as a club, it was turned over to the journalism class this year as a project. Due to the fact that the class had to raise all the money for publishing the paper, we ran out of money the end of the first semester and were unable to continue. During the year the class went to Eugene for the journalism conference. Students who went are pictured at the left with advisor, Mrs. Bev Hunter. 35 Student Council Student Body Officers, at ease in the library, are: L-R. Neil Wagner, Vice-President; Rochelle Eranosian, Secretary; Don Davis, Treasurer. Jim Irwin, Prexy During the year, the Student Council met almost weekly to act on student problems and to determine policies. In October they attended the State Student Council convention in Rose-burg. They also sponsored the annual Sno-Ball which was held in December in the grade school gym. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: L-R. Mr. Hunter, Advisor; Neil Wagner, Jim Irwin, Rochelle Eranosian, Don Davis. Standing: Larry Goosey, Junior Class President; Riki Olympius, Senior Class President; Steve Simer, Freshman Class President; Gerry Van Dorn, Sophomore Class President. 36 Thespians National Thespian Officers for 1953-1959: L-R. Jim Irwin, Jo McKenzie, Rochelle Eranosian, Don Davis. National Thespians Not Shown D. Eranosian S. Wahl C. Pugh L. Martin L. Wicks D. Graham F. Palmerton Local Thespians Mr. Fahey, Advisor Not Shown C. Whipple K. Classic M. Milton L. Owens B. Smith C J. Howe K. Simer J. Le Roy J. J. Anderson A. Cordes G. Scheftstrom S. Condray B. Le Roy J. Pittam D. Mock Wierzbinski D. Davidson V. Kamberg B. Salter Mehlhoff S. Parsons C. Starzinger C. Scott The Art Club was newly organized this year and was very successful. The group worked on individual projects, Garden Club posters, and did much poster and publicity work. They also had a field trip to the hobby shop in Medford. Art Club officers: L-R. Star Parsons, Treasurer; Bob Thorpe, President; Jeff Le Roy, Sergeant-at-Arrns; Judy Thompson, Vice-President; Sue Mehlhoff, Secretary; Mrs. Hogstrom, Advisor. Seated: L-R. E. Laws, B. Le Roy, J. Thompson, S. Mehlhoff, S. Parsons, K. Classick, G. Schefstrom. Standing: J. Allison, S. Martin, B. Thorpe, J. Le Roy, R. Milton, C. Starzinger. —J. the bonfire was set off earlier than expected by several culprits, BUT .... The Homecoming coronation was held the next evening. and the blaze was still enjoyed by all who came At the Sno-Ball held December 19, high heels were soon discarded as couples danced amid stars . . . Music was furnished by the Poka Dots . . . . Juniors were jubilant when coronation time came . . . were selected to rule! KING JIM and QUEEN GAIL! BASKETBALL! The team created a lot of excitement at games The ’’team and the ref took time out for a pep assembly skit. The classes worked very hard at learning, Biology classes ’braved’ the formaldehyde to see what made frogs tick! The Combo practiced on us at dances, Rogue River hosted a Cheerleaders1 Convention. The lettermen had a ’’nice initiation for new members. Some juniors tried to eat up all the profits, at their Spaghetti Feed, Roddy cars were in our midst. The Combo played for our pleasure and dances. while others tried to wash dishes in Students still plugged away at the business resting position. of learning. February was a busy month. Freshmen presented a play, Miss Lonelyhearts , as an English class project. and, of course, the outlaws, the Indians, and the peace officers! An unusually large crowd attended the Ball and witnessed the crowning of seniors Gary Moore and Madlyn Milton as King and Queen. GRADE SCHOOL CONDEMNED! ! ! This action, which took place in March, made a double shift of classes necessary for grade school students and even RRHS started at 3:00 a. m. with many bleary-eyed scholars in attendance ! Grade school student move out. In April, the F. H. A. sponsored a successful record pantomime contest. The speech class provided hilarious skits . . But as the year progressed our appetites stayed just the same . . . . BIG! On April 31 and May 1 the high school play, Dude Ranch”, was presented. Kathy Simer did a hilarious rendition of Hulda, the maid, with Lawrence Martin, as Mr. Dudley. Dianne Mock and Faye Palmerton played visiting guests while Leah Wicks played the ranch owner, Mrs. Dudley, and Dale Graham, the ranch foreman. r ' ■- -� r' A r ' K ■ C zmt!Z % f ■ « 'info- i Dianne Eranosian as Sally Dudley, Mrs. Dudley's daughter, and Sharron Wahl as Barbara Young. Don Davis as Bertram Weeks, a true tenderfoot, who visited the ranch and fell in love with Barbara. Barbara greets Herbert Young who has come to meet his prospective son-in-law, Bertie. The plot is brought to a climax as Bertie wins out in a fight over Barbara, with Sam. Jeff Le Roy, as Bill Hicks, not shown. The highlight of the decorations was an oversized toadstool which was the queen's throne. The Juniors worked very earnestly to achieve a beautiful finish. FANTASY LAND The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held May 9. . . Decorations very colorfully and uniquely carried out the theme. The Shadows furnished some wonderful entertainment. The Prom Chairman and his date, Jackie, sit one out. Rochelle reigned over the entire affair. On May 12, the annual Mother-Daughter Tea was held in the high school gym . . . First there was a fashion show. the Sophomore girls won first place in the contest for the best-decorated table. Home Ec. I girls put on a skit, entertainment was presented, next year's officers were installed. 50 and there was a very large crowd. ■ the biology classes took to more book work, Kathy Simer won the osear for the best actress in this year's play. As the year turned to spring we still kept learning - the office girls worked harder, 51 and even the study halls seemed to have more studying going on in them ! They rented boats and went Breakfast was made at 4:30 for a very hungry group. Wearily the seniors return home after a wonderful twenty-four hour trip, tired but happy. The treasurer's book was turned over to Then it happend - the last day of school! Merrily the next year's treasurer ... 52 lockers were cleaned and the keys turned in. It's through the arches and up to the graduation exercises so long anticipated . . . Homecoming Court Princess Pat Queen Janice Princess Joan Sno-Ball Court Princess Sharon Prince Jim, Princess Jo; King Jim, Queen Gail; Prince Doug, Princess Dianne; Prinee.Steve, Princess Sue March of Dimes Court Princess Helen Princess Sharron Sweethearts Queen Pat Ball Court Princess Madlyn ty Varsity Football Jon Bigman H Bill Dixon B Jeff LcRoy E Paul Archer B Van Dorn FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Home Games Oakland Sept. 13 Henley Oct. 3 Phoenix Oct. 17 Eagle Point Oct. 31 Away Games Canyonville Sept. 19 Glendale Sept. 26 Illinois Valley Oct. 24 Buddy Olympius Most Valuable Player Head Coach Chuck eil Junior Versify Football Ass't Coach Bob Sandgren Jim Irwin F Gerry Van Dorn G Clarence Pugh, Mgr. SCHEDULE Dec. 2 Butte Falls 6 Prospect 12 Butte Falls 13 Prospect 16 Illinois Valley 20 Illinois Valley Jan. 2 Canyonville 6 Canyonville ) Illinois Valley 16 Eagle Point 17 Glendale 24 Phoenix 30 Illinois Valley Feb. 6 Eagle Point 14 Phoenix The J. V fs proved well under a heavy schedule this year by winning the majority of games they played and are sure to make a strong varsity in years to come. The team was primarily made up of sophomores who gave the varsity a run for their money----occasionally. Junior Varsity Chuck Peil Coach Front: L-R: Doug Heed, Dennis White, Benny Stalker, Phil Archer. Middle: Jerry Kite, Jeff Le Roy, Dennis Chancier. Back: Barry Frantz, Tim Murdock, Lewane Huff, Steve Simer. Baseball Lloyd Dunham C Gene Van Dorn LF ’’Practice Makes Perfect v Standing: L-R. Larry Goosey, Neil Wagner, Paul Ross, Jim Crowe, Newt” Johansen, Doug Stewart, Coach Bob Sandgren. 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