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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

CZs Ve forua.v'di ok wm s of lie fal u e iK kis vox2 l of IZte e k a e, a.x a ik e cvei iHCneasiK slxucy le fo ujpk©l 2ix j Ouk IselteS-SjTue y ealioje Elicit ou.i ' scVool dtac s Vov«-m. onlc a clal (au tx it kicV we cax p cpa e fo iJcc fu. u.xe. TVe., ix ikis a.7i. c.ual, s2ca22 a££em.jo 2o fjj'tsewe, soxe e� jbe iexces of Wlef itch t 2u.d.c. eWe1as stuiexls, sUoulcj Xtaliyt oio o t.yi iaXi itSj Q.tl3L ulil.t e lltew. ix pttepa.r'i'x ror-llc-t. Pu.7;w.T e tax of ou. We, the students of Rogue River High School, wish to dedicate the 1961-62 Annual to Jerry Peters, Class of 1961, whose untimely death has left an-aching void in our midst. Jerry was m excellant student, and an accomplished actor and speaker, who entertained us aVmany assemblies. More important were his qualities of loyalty, generosity, and genuine friendship which will be long remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him. I wish to congratulate the advisor and staff of this annual for a fine piece of work. I am certain that in later years, all of us will receive great pleasure in looking through this book and recollecting the friends and happenings of this year of 1961-62. I hope that in all the problems which beset each of you, as you go on into life, you will be able to exert a similar amount of effort, and that the results will be as this year book has been. Superintendent, JOHN B. HARR Principal, DONALD W. NEILSON People who accomplish things leave a part of themselves in their work. May you continue to leave such memories after yourselves as you go through life. MR. KENNETH BREW Band, Elm. Band, Chorus Pep Club Advisor MISS CLARrBEL SWEARINGEN Librarian, Junior Class Advisor MR. DONALD MOODY Algebra I, General Math, Biology, Science Club and Junior Class Advisor MR. ORION HAMMETT English II and III, Senior Advisor, Annual Advisor MR. GERARD FAHEY Speech, English I, Latin II, Thespians Club Advisor MRS. JEANNE BOSSE Secretary MRS. BETTY MARCEAU Typing I and II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand I, and Office Practice, Student Treasure Advisor MR. JAMES BOWMAN World History and Geography, Boys1 PE, Freshman Class Advisor, Let-termen Advisor, Basketball and Baseball Coach MR. WALTER PERRY Shop I, II, III, and IV, FTA Advisor MR. JOHN PAISLEY Chemistry, Geometry, Physics, Trigonometry, Science Club and Sophomore Class Advisor MISS SHIRLEY RIPPEE General Science, Girls PE, GAA, Rally Squad, Senior Advisor MR. DELMER SANDGREN U. S. History, Am. Problems, Boys PE, Lettermen and Sophomore Class Advisor, Football Coach, Track Coach. MISS ANNETTE RICHMIRE Home Ec. I, II and III, Canteen, FHA, and Freshman Class Advisor 5 7 o 8 Vice President-John Watson, Treasurer-Helen Haugen, President-Barry Frantz, Secretary-Carolyn Brooks, Second Semester Secretary-Lois Wilson. BARBARA JEANNE ALLISON Ambition: To be successful in whatever I pursue, and live a happy life. Will: I will my charming personality and ability to influence people to my less fortunate sister. Class Vice President - 2 Homecoming Princess - 2 FTA Treasurer - 3 Vice President - 3 Class President - 3 Thespians - 3,4 Annual Staff -3,4 Student Council - 3, 4 Honor Society -3,4 Student Body Secretary - 4 Junior - Senior Prom Queen - 4 CAROLYN JO BROOKS Ambition: To make a good wife for Mike. FHA - 1,2,3,4 Reporter - 3 Degree Chairman - 4 Class Secretary - 4 Thespians - 1,2,3,4 ROBERT LEE BALLENGER Ambition: To trip a freshman without getting caught. Will: I will my ability to play the sax to Jack Moskovita. Transferred - 4 The Casuals - 4 RANDALL ANDERSON Ambition: To become a successful business man and family man. Will: I will my ability to flirt to any poor sucker that thinks he wants it. Band - 2,3, 4 Treasurer - 4 Science Club - 4 Athletics Treasurer - 4 Baseball -3,4 Football - 3,4 The Casuals - 4 Dance Band - 4 LUELLA JEANE DeROBOAM Ambition: To marry Colton and become a housewife and mother. Will: I will my height to Rosie Rapp. YFC Bible Club - 3 9 GEREE DOW Ambition: To live instead of exist. Band - 1,2,3 Pep Club -1,2 Art Club - 1 Prom Committee - 3 Newspaper - 3 Treasurer - 3 FHA - 3,4 Bowling League - 4 FLOSSIE ADJEAN DeVORE Ambition: To make a circuit to all the states and I have not seen and settle in some warm sunny climate and retire with some wealth. Will: I will all my school day troubles to a care-free and light footed junior. HELEN SHARRON HAUGEN Ambition: To get a higher education, then live a happy successful life with someone I love. Will: I, Helen Haugen, will my ability to get straight Afs with out studying to my sister, Cynthia. FHA - 1,2,3, 4 Program Chairman - 2 Historian - 3 President - 4 Honor Roll - 1,2,3, 4 Sweetheart’s Ball Princess -2,3 Prom Committee - 3 Class Treasurer - 4 Annual Staff - 4 Assistant Editor - 4 BARRY L. FRANTZ Ambition: To achieve something no one before me has done, no matter how small. Will: All my desirable and less desirable names to Dan leech Bellamy. Attended all 12 years at R. R. Track - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Captain - 4 Varsity R - 1,2, 3,4 Sweethearts Ball Prince - 1 King - 3 Annual Staff -3,4 Editor - 4 Class President - 4 Student Council - 4 Prom Chairman - 3 HELEN DEE HENDERSON Ambition: To get a higher education, work, then become a housewife and mother. Will: My ability to flirt with the teachers to Randy Costello, who is already pretty good at flirting with the younger guys. FHA - 1 Class Secretary - 2,3 Citizenship Award - 2,3 Scholarship Award - 2 Best Typist Award - 2 Treasurer of Student Body - 3, 4 Dedication of R. R. Post Office -4 Honor Roll - 1, 2,3,4 Honorary Member of GAA - 4 Sno Ball Queen - 4 Student Council -3,4 Sports Fair Princess - 4 JESSIE MARIE HOLSINGER Ambition: To serve the Lord with all my ability. Will: I, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my slim figure to chubby Linda Oatney. YFC - 1,2,3,4 Secretary - 1,3 Treasurer - 2 Program Chairman - 4 FT A MIKE JOHANSEN Ambition: To be a radio and television repair man, and pull in about $600 a month. Will: I will my shot old brains to Earl Green, because one of these days hfe might need them. Class Vice President - 1 Chess Club - 2 LEWANE HUFF Ambition: Always to work hard, earn a good income for life and a happy fulfilled 99 years. Will: I, Lewane Huff, will my muscles and brains to Doug Chancier. Baseball - 1,2,3 Band - 1,2,3, 4 Basketball - 1,2 Homecoming Escort - 3 MARVIN JONES Ambition: To find what Fm looking for, to be good and to enjoy life. Will: I will my good luck with cars to whomever may need it. Custom by Crash. MIKE KEARNS Ambition: To follow a career that I will enjoy and get the most benefit from. Will: My artistic and studious ability to my brother, Chris, in hopes that he will make the most use of them. 11 ELIZABETH LAWS Ambition: To live in a beach house in Hawaii and to own a candy apple green TR - 3. Will: My spectacular driving ability to Janice Jones in hopes she may be able to cause more wrecks then I. FHA - 1,2,3 Vice President - 3 Class Treasurer - 2 Thespians - 2 March of Dimes Princess - 2 MARSHALL LINGREN Ambition: To get rich fast, and retire in a mansion on a lake. Will: I will all my old High School books to any poor guy that gets them. Football - 1,2 Basketball - 2 Track - 1 Baseball - 3,4 Band - 4 Chorus - 4 SHARON MARTIN Ambition: To be a good citizen and a good wife and mother. To live a happy life, and make others happy. Will: I FeFe, will my fabulous cheerleading talents to the following: To Marilyn, my ability to never goof up a yell. To Judy, my grace. To Flo, my speedy rate of RUSSELL MacFARLAND learning new yells. To Markeith, my ability to make up new routines. Art Club - 1 Class Secretary - 1 Homecoming Princess - 1,3 Band - 1,2,3 Vice President - 3 Smoke Signals Staff - 3 March of Dimes Princess - 3 Class Treasurer - 3 Student Council - 4 Annual Staff - 4 Rally Queen - 4 Boatnik Princess - 4 ROILEEN MILTON Ambition: To be rich and own a Ferrari! Will: My ambitious nature to my sister Lynne. FTA - 1,2,3,4 Historian - 3, 4 FHA - 1,2,3,4 Project Chairman - 3 Secretary - 4 Art Club - 1 Sweethearts Ball Princess - 4 Betty Crocker Award - 4 Annual Staff - 4 TIM MURDOCK Ambition: To become America's greatest and most successful gigolo. Will: To any underclassman who has guts my ability to skip school and not get caught. Football - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,3 Baseball -1,2 ROSA CHRISTINA RIGEL Ambition: To be happy always and have lots of fun. Will: All my aches and pains from Miss Rippee's PE class to the girls next year. MIKE O'DAY CLAUDIA SCOTT Ambition: To get married and have a happy Christian home. Will: I, Claudia Scott, being of sound mind do hereby will my ability to make Mr. Fahey mad at me to Maxine Harr. FHA - 1,2,3 Pep Club - 1,2 Bible Club - 3,4 Thespians - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 4 JOHN W. T. NEILSON Ambition: To attend college and study engineering. Will: I, John Neislon, will my ability to dance to anyone who needs it. Class President - 2 Science Club - 2,3,4 Letterman - 3,4 Track - 2,3, 4 Football Manager - 3,4 Band - 2,3,4 The Casuals - 4 CAREY STARZINGER Ambition: To be in charge of the North American Veeblevet-zer Company, and to place the Godunk on the left side, and the twisty on the adjacent side. Quid me vexari. Will: I, Carey Starzinger, being of sound mind, and of my own free will, do hereby will my ability to skip school and not get caught to Dennis Lavasseur, and Gary Daniels. STEVEN SIMER 1 Ambition: To gain in knowledge and understanding of things which glorify Christ. Will: I, Steve Simer, will my dilligent study habits and my quiet, meek and humble ways to that loud, boisterous, slovenly gang known as, the Class of ”63. YFC - 2,3,4 President - 3 Vice President - 4 Lettermen - 2,3,4 Executive Council - 2 Vice President - 3 Football - 2,3,4 Captain - 4 Basketball - 2,3,4 Captain - 4 Baseball - 2,3 Track - 4 Student Council - 1, 3, 4 Class President - 1 Student Body Vice President - 3 Student Body President - 4 Science Club - 2,3 Vice President - 2 President - 3 Chess Club - 3 DAN STfENHARDT Ambition: To be the first one on Mars with all the green people. Chess Club - 2 ZANE STRICKLAND Ambition: To have things and do things. To have money and spend all the money I make. To have fun. Will: I will locker No. 102 to whom ever gets it, and you can have everything left in it. THE RON STIEHL Ambition: To be successful in my chosen vocation. Will: My unwanted beef to Arden Liles. Football - 2,3,4 Co-Captain - 4 Rogue League All Stars -2,4 3rd Team All State - 4 Track -2,3,4 Band - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 4 Varsity R - 2,3,4 President - 4 JUDITH ANN THOMPSON Ambition: To do the best I can in all I can. Will: I will my abilities of charm and flirtation to Nancy Shontz. FTA - 1 Pep Club - 1 Thespians - 1,2, 3,4 National Thespians - 4 Art Club - 1 Secretary Chorus - 2 Annual Staff - 4 High Window - 4 Jacksonville Jubilee Princess -4 GERY WEST Ambition: To succeed in bettering everyone's walk of life. Will: I will my reading habit to a book worm. Thespians - 4 National Thespians - 4 Lettermen - 3,4 Football -3,4 YFC - 1,2,3,4 Band - 1,2, 3,4 HELEN G. VAN HOY Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life, and to own a candy apple mauve Corvette. Will: I will all my love lives to Chris Moore, who seems to be doing alright for herself. Twelve years at Rogue River FHA - 1,2,3,4 Degree Chairman - 3 Vice President - 4 Pep Club - 1 Thespians - 1,2,3,4 National Thespians - 3,4 FTA - 4 Secretary March of Dimes Princess - 1 Annual Staff - 3,4 Bowling League - 4 JOHN WATSON Ambition: To attend college and major in the field of Forestry. Will: I will my very numerous and very beautiful freckles to anybody who needs or wants many beautiful freckles. Transferred - 2 Sweethearts Ball Prince - 2 Track - 3 Class Vice President - 4 High Window - 4 Thespians - 4 National Thespians - 4 LOIS WILLSON Ambition: To find the knack of riding a horse without a broken neck or a bruised unmentionable. To be a successful secretary. Will: I, Lois Willson, being of sound mind?? do hereby will my holey tennis shoes and my ability to run a lap without stopping ? ? to the one who gets here the Firstest with the mostest! (Hurry Chris M. you're first in line!) FHA - 1,2,3 Thespians - 1,2,3, 4 National Thespians - 4 Class Secretary - 4 Homecoming Queen - 4 High Window - 4 GAA (Honorary member) - 4 LINDA DUNHAM Ambition: To be an Air Force Nurse and have a lovelorn column, Linda Help Us. Will: I, Linda Dunham, being of sound mind, do hereby will my terrible sewing ability to Miss Richmire. FHA - 1,2,3, 4 Pep Club -1,2 Chorus - 4 n 18 Treasurer-Doug Chancier, Vice President-Brad Frazier, President-Lanny Parsons, Secretary-JoAnne Yancey. Beverly Allison Betty Bush Albert Bullard Bill Cooper Doug Chancier Jim Davis Chris Jones Becky Irwin Janice Jones Pat Johansen Sandy Killian Victor Low Mike OfBrien Frank Palmerton Carolyn Parmelee Lanny Parsons Bob Ralgosa Jack Salter Sharon Smith Bob Stiehl Nancy Thomure Not Pictured Joyce Cypert Roy Earnest Claudia Look Jackie Nixon John Rigel 21 Secretary-Terry Andrews, President-Gust Schefstrom, Treasurer-Ray Powell, Vice President-Gayln Knight (not pictured). Judy Baker Jane Bailes Dan Bellamy Ben Billeter Martha Cruise Marilyn Green Wayne Cook ■ Alex Hall Richard Middleton Paul Howell Jan Martin Jack Morris Pat McCartney Jack Moskovito Bob Pentecost David Machado Linda Oatney Ray Powell Markeith Palmerton Lynn Huff Frances McBarron Peggy Morrow Pat Pentecost Phyllis Kimble Yvonne Pugh Delbert Schultz Marlene Stewart Mary Rigel Sylvia Sieger Harold Tracer Wanda Robbins Ronnie Waite Gust Schefstrom Jane Steinhardt Linda Yancey Not Pictured Layle Bostwick Diana Dell Sharon Howlett Galyn Knight Carol Miller Marjorie Willson Tom Wright 25 26 Secretary-Kathy Young, President-Alan Gates, Treasurer-Gerald Wahl, Vice President-Jim LeRoy. Carolyn Austin Eileen Austin Tom Bailey Howard Bishop Boyd Brown Jeanie Chancier Joy Chimulera Bob Clarke Randy Costello Karen Coston Byron Coulter Larry Craig David Cummings Shirley Daggett Janis Davidson Glenn Earnest Frank Emrick James Fabrick Donald Ford Alan Gates Maxine Harr Judy Hibbs Susan Jentzsch Barbara Johansen Chris Kearns William Ladig Kaye Land Susan Laubach David Lee Janine LeMaster 27 Jim LeRoy Arden Liles Harold Lipke Robert Look Peggy Martin � James Matusek Denice McLaughlin Lynne Milton Chris Moore Leonard Nelson Danielle Niquette Nancy Par me lee Fleet Parsons Carole Perry Craig Phillips Ardeen Pittiam Darrell Poper Bill Powell Juanita Rapp Rosie Rapp Cecilia Schefstrom Nancy Shontz Julie Smith David Strickland Robert Van Hoy Gerald Wahl Dean Wardle Nancy Whipple Ron Wilson Kathleen Young 70 Front Row, left to right: B. Irwin, E. Green, S. Young, M. Harr, R. Costello, C. Jones, B. Archer, S. Killian, D. Schultz. Back Row: J. Chiamulera, K. Young, C. Schefstrom, M. Green, B. Allison, Y. Pugh, B. Ballenger, D. Anderson, L. Huff, D. McLaughlin, T. Stiehl, J. Matusek, G. West. Standing: P. Pentecost, C. Parmelee, J. LeMasters, M. Lingren, Band Director, Mr. Brew. Front Row, left to right: M. Johansen, L. Dunham, C. Scott, C. Look, A. Pittam, L. Evans, J. LeMasters, R. Hibbs, L. Bostwick, G. Massey, M. Cruise, M. Hatch, S. Smith, Chorus Director, Mr. Brew. Second Row: P. Morrow, C. Smith, J. Chancier, S. Jentzsch, C. Austin, J. Hibbs, M. Stewart, J. Cypert, N. Thomure, R. Rapp, G. Woods, J. Rapp, J. Jones. Back Row: J. Davis, T. Stiehl, D. Chancier, D. Lee, M. Lingren, L. Huff, G. West, Z. Strickland, D. Schultz, D. Poper. 30 Front Row, left to right: C. Haugen, T. Andrews, P. Morrow, M. Palmerton, B. Irwin, F. Oliver, K. Coston, S. Young. Second Row: J. Jones, G. Massey, S. Adams, J. Chiamulera, L. Oatney, C. Scott, Miss Richmire, Instructor; C. Schefstrom, J. Davidson, J. Perry, J. Smith. Third Row: K. Land, J. Stienhardt, J. Gates, J. Baker, L. Yancey, F. McBarren. Fourth Row: K. Young, H. VanHoy, C. Milton, H. Haugen, L. Dunham. FHA OFFICERS 31 io o o Front Row, left to right: L. Dunham, J. LeMasters, M. Harr, C. Austin, J. Chancier, D. McLaughlin. Second Row: L. Oatney, R. Rigel, C. Scott, J. Holsinger, B. Allison, S. Jentzsch. Back Row: S. Simer, L. Parsons, D. Lee, G. West, E. Green. Steve Simer, Public Relations Vice President Jessie Holsinger, Program Vice President 32 Lanny Parsons, President o First Row, left to right: W. Robbins, P. Morrow, M. Palmerton, P. Pentecost. Second Row: M. Cruise, T. Andrews, Y. Pugh, J. Allison, L. Willson, J. Thompson, Back Row: H. VanHoy, C. Scott. L. Laws. Standing: B. Frantz, G. West, J. Watson, C. Starzinger. NATIONAL THESPIANS Carey Starzinger John Watson Lois Willson Adjean DeVore Judy Thompson Helen VanHoy Barry Frantz Gery West 33 Front Row, left to right: Chris Jones, Gust Schefstrom, Tom Davidson, Victor Low, John Neilson, Lewane Huff, Gery West, Dick Middleton. Back Row: Barry Frantz, Frank Palmerton, Bob Stiehl, Jack Salter, Lanny Parsons, Bill Cooper, Theron Stiehl, Steve Simer. Theron Stiehl, President Bill Cooper Vice President Lanny Parsons, Treasurer Jack Salter, Secretary 34 Front Row, left to right: J. Gates, J. Baker, B. Irwin, W. Robbins, P. Pentecost. Second Row: Y. Pugh, M. Green, C. Miller, H. Hibbs, D. Dell, M. Palmerton, P. Morrow, M. Hatch, J. Bailes, F. Oliver, L. Willson, H. Henderson. Back Row: M. Harr, N. Shontz, C. Moore, R. Costello, A. Pittam, E. Austin, S. Laubach, Miss Rippee, D. Niquette, J. Chiamulera, K. Young, J. Davidson, S. Daggett, J. LeMasters, C. Schefstrom. Judy Gates President 35 Front Row, left to right: L. Oatney, A. Pittam, J. Baker, E. Austin, D. Niquette, S. Laubach, J. Smith, S. Howlett, G. Massey, R. Rapp, K. Coston, J. Jones. Second Row: C. Austin, S. Jentzsch, D. Dell, M. Cruise, C. Miller, L. Yancey, W. Robbins, M. Harr, M. Stewart, J. Hibbs, J. Davidson, S. Daggett, C. Moore. Back Row: S. Young, R. Hibbs, J. Bailes, T. Andrews, F. McBarren, L. Dunham, M. Hatch, J. LeMasters, N. Shontz, K. Land, L. Milton, J. Cypert, K. Young, C. Look. Janice Jones, President Linda Yancey Secretary 36 Susan Young, Squad Leader Front Row, left to right: Beverly Allison, Business Manager; Markeith Palmerton, Sharon Martin, Jeanne Allison, Susan Young. Second Row: Becky Irwin, Jackie Nixon, Judy Thompson, Peggy Morrow, Helen VanHoy, Helen Haugen. Back Row: Barry Frantz, Carey Starzinger, Steve Simer. Barry Frantz, Annual Editor Helen Haugen, Assistant Editor Beverly Allison, Business Manager Carey Starzinger, Photographer Jeanne Allison, Activities Judy Thompson, Activities Susan Young, Ads Becky Irwin, Ads Helen VanHoy, Classes Sharon Martin, Classes Markeith Palmerton, Administration Peggy Morrow, Administration Steve Simer, Sports 37 x'TVfYfcJ V S A. S. B. O. President, Steve Simer A. S. B. O. Vice President Jack Salter Front Row, left to right: Jeanne Allison, Helen Henderson, Sharon Martin. Back Row: Jack Salter, Gust Schefstrom, Steve Simer, Barry Frantz, Lanny Parsons, Alan Gates. 4 Yell Queen Sharon Martin Class Presidents Barry Frantz Lanny Parsons Gust Schefstrom Alan Gates A. S. B. O. Secretary Jeanne Allison c A. S. B. O. Treasurer Helen Henderson 39 September brought with it a number of memorable events. Among them was the victory of our first football game of the season. Moreover, our student council had the good fortune of attending a Student Council Convention at Klamath Falls, and judging from the reports of those present they had a pretty interesting time. This month also marked a most glorious occasion—what else, the beginning of school! Old Faithful 40 Bugologlsts at work I thought I had him ! and as school progressed, we found our classes engaged in numerous activities...... also the three month vacant parking lot is once again filled. 41 Surprised Queen Lois Willson and escort Mike O'Day. Chieftains take on Cougars for the Homecoming 1961-62. a � 1 42 Chieftains open Homecoming game by charging through teepee. 43 Twistin The Night Away November appears to be dominated by Sadi Hawkins affairs, but the mighty Chieftains football team finished out the last of their games for the season 1961. Any Budy see my gun The much delayed Sno-Ball ended as a semi-formal sock-hop, and the senior candidates Helen Henderson and Russ Macfarlane were crowned queen and king as they reigned over the entire affair. • . f , fl ' tV PRINCESS CLAUDIA PRINCE FRANK QUEEN HELEN KING RUSS PRINCESS CAROL PRINCE JACK PRINCESS CHRIS PRINCE ALAN 47 January was full of all sorts of interesting activities. The chieftain basketball squad was in the middle of their season, and the winter weather made itself known by depositing white stuff deep enough to fill your shoes but not enough to give us a few days vacation. PRINCESS SUSAN PRINCE BYRON OT SHOWN 50 For the first time at Rogue High School there was initiated a girls1 bowling league which proved to be a most enjoyable event for those participating. The annual Sweethearts Ball, put on by the FHA was a pleasant occasion as Kaye Land and Bill Cooper were bestowed upon Front Row, left to right: H. Henderson, J. Allison, J. Davidson. Second Row: Miss Rippee, Advisor; S. Laubach, D. Niquette, J. Baker, J. Chiamulera, H. VanHoy, D. Dell, M. Green. Third Row: K. Young, S. Daggett, C. Schefstrom, K. Coston, J. Bales, B. Irwin, C. Moore. Back Row: G. Dow, B. Allison, N. Shontz, S. Young, Y. Pugh, E. Laws, M. Harr, J. Jones. League Winners, Maxine Harr, Jeanne Allison, Julie Smith. High Series, Jeanne Allison High Game, Nancy Shontz Secretary, Diana Dell 51 Two one act plays were presented during March. The speech class presented a melodrama called High Window, and a group of sophomore girls enacted a tragedy called Tell Dorie Not to Cry. There was a large turnout both nights which was very rewarding for the preformers. HIGH WINDOW CAST n Adjean DeVore as Emily Winthrop Carey Starzinger as Walter Hodge John Watson as Judge Craig Judy Thompson as Judith Ware Lois Willson as Linda Norton TELL DORIE NOT TO CRY CAST Martha Cruise Markeith Palme rton Terry Andrews Pat Pentecost Yvonne Pugh Wanda Robbins 53 April produced the senior class with their last few weeks of school as they went on a skip trip to Jantzen Beach in Portland. A good time was had by all as they participated in events which ranged from roller coster rides to go-cart races. Sayonara was the theme for the annual Junior Senior Prom held at the Rogue Valley Country Club. Highlight of the evening was when Jeanne Allison was crowned Prom Queen. A successful Prom is attributed to the class of '63. As the seniors walked down the halls for the last time thinking about their past experiences and good ole Rogue River High School, they are about to forsee new horizons opening and sorrow because some of the best years of their lives were spent there, our feelings being shown by smiles on our lips and tears in our eyes. Congratulations to the top five; Helen Henderson, Helen Haugen, Russ Macfarlane, Jeanne Allison, and Rosa Rigel. Marilyn Hatch Markeith Palmerton Florence Oliver Yell Queen Sharon Martin 61 « Theron Stiehl Sr. Tackle . -i. w I Gust Schefstrom So. End Jack Salter Jr. Back Bill Cooper Jr. Guard Gery West Sr. Tackle Mike O'Brien Jr. Tackle Steve Simer Sr. End Sojyi! Dick Middleton So. Back Larry Craig Fr. Back Frank Palmerton Jr. Back Bob Machado Jr. Guard 63 64 M. O'Brien, Jr. Forward J. Salters, Jr. Guard B. Frantz, Sr. Forward B. Cooper Jr. Guard Coach Colonel Bowman D. Middleton, Soph. Forward S. Simer, Sr. Center R. Powell, Soph. Forward T. Davidson, Jr. Forward 1962 HOGUE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFTAINS The individual statistics are as follows: F.G.s % F. T.s % Rebds. T.P. Avg. Harry Frantz 83-278 .298 59-99 .559 182 225 12.6 Steve Simer 62-168 .369 36-65 .553 157 160 10.0 Jack Salter 33-122 .270 41-61 .672 38 107 6.4 Tom Davidson 10- 37 .270 6- 6 1.000 10 27 3.3 Lanny Parsons 9- 33 .272 11-27 .411 27 29 2.9 Bill Cooper 16- 36 444 9-21 .457 26 41 3. 1 Galyn Knight 40-140 .285 53-94 563 41 133 6. 1 Ray Powell 12- 33 363 13-18 .722 20 37 3.6 Mike O'Brien 43-142 302 27-44 .613 90 113 4.5 Gust Schefstrom 12- 18 .666 16-24 .666 83 40 4.5 G. Schefstrom, Soph. Center Lanny Parsons, Jr. Center o Coach Bob Sandgren and his Junior Varsity Left to Right: Bruce Archer, Bob Pentecost, Pat McCortney, Ray Powell, Dick Middleton, Dan Bellamy, Alex Hall. Front Row, left to right: Bill Powell, Jim LeRoy, Gerald Wahl, Arden Liles, Dave Strickland. Back Row: Alan Gates, Byron Coulter, David Lee, Robert Look, Kenneth Ford. 67 — Qonnr OKW toque River ‘akes Third n C Relays ■i in high rec-Cad-1 SENIORS B. Frantz, S. Simer, G. West, T. Stiehl, B. Mahn. eet St Ma •eek in total first places with nir. Eagle Point took two id Lakcview. Phoenix, ue River and Sutherlin i one The Vikings gained ght berths in the state tour-Mary's six Rogue iver qualified for four, Phoe-x three, Eagle Point and akevtew two and Douglas, lendaie and Sutherlin one in other Charles Cossov the broad jump; oun uranoy, Phoenix, in the shot put. and Barry Frantz, Rogue River, in the 440. Seconds for Myrtle Creek n to the relay and ■ ere Bob Lucas ; |K ui | me m n jump and the 4 3oert- For St Mary’s Darland iams, J second in the broad Jump e old Alan Wruck in the mile, •cond : addition to winning the bn ijump Cosscy was second par- ! the javelin for Lakevievv. C ©cord ; Harris was second in the h: now hurdles for a Phoenix st and meet spot. i on Rogue River seconds were lege by Theron Stiehl in the shot. Tom Wright in the 100 and 2:05—Mile n d second placers for trips to the Ore-leet next Friday and at Corvallis. Rcorri of the after- mer iglas low her■- and o:rf Tom Cons-. Do, MO mu ■ iland. Creek. Coach Sandgren jump, uisirict mark Detending Cadman in the Griencr, Lakeview y-' 'd sprint, Barry Frantz R 'ie River, in the 440 anr and Larry Taylor in the are 1961 individual dis i titlists who will be dr ling. In last week end’s it strict engagements Grie-had the best 100 time lor’s time was third best ie 880 and Frantz hac second best marks in the and 220. rinlz, who set a district ter-milc record of 50.7 season, has a 51 7 clock this season, which is better than last Saturday’s 52.8 by Bob Lucas in qualifying for Myrtle Creek. Thinclads who took seconds mown. Records for the respective events are 15.3, 20.8. 4:37.8 JUNIORS Represented for state and who are aiming for return trips to Corvallis in the same events include Charles Cosscy. Lakcview. in the broad jump. Whipple in the high jump. Theron Stiehl. C. Jones, T. Davidson, B. Stiehl, J. Salter. uougias EUGENE AP) - St. Mary’s o By capturing nine Sedford took the Class C crow for another first, a ■ • ;uv 1 ' thi?xl n . antral Linn of Halsey grabbe Rogue River_ Chief ie Class B title as the HavwartTO 1-6 to 42 .‘ -6 s The Metro and Class A divl meet at Winston ons compete today, before am ooon. ter • Ore St ford dua Dan Dodd of Don ack meet. point man for the Central Linn collected only om three firsts game rst place, but collected second hurdles events and thirds enough to outdistano Barry Frantz of Ro° ‘cond-plaoe Reedsport. Centra first in the javelin inn had 40 and Reedso St. Mary' also had to fight of win the 140 and the?? challenge from Corbett. Corplete the double vf ett trailed by 10 points with onljmect. ie shuttle hurdles left, but failei The Chiefs will bd tie when Sr Man’s placet Eagle Point Eagle: icond in that event to Corbett’ terroon at Rogue . e Summary: Total Scores: „ , _. Class B: rent ml Linn 40. Reeds.,Pole V™!1 “ r.:° art 35’v. Scaoooo-ie 24'?. Coouill I. Junction City 22M . Creswell 22w5g®r P: 10 V erra Catholic 15. OMtrldge IS1Ju.mP J Sheridan 7. Willamina and StayGate . RR’ and Tw’' � n 6. Phoenix 5 2. Eagle Poin° G. Schefstrom, B. Pentecost, J 4Ji:. Central 21?. New.frj r p n nT r u ee n x r 'r- ««� . L. Huff, R. Waite, T. Wright, Ci minetes from 12 schools. Rogue River, in the shot put. headed by St. Mary’s and Gary Reynolds. Lakeview. in Myrtle Creek. Rogue and Die discus. Griencr in the Umpqua league champs, re- j 220. Cadman in the 880 and spcctivcly, will contend on Lakeview in the relay, the college field. Other Participants in the 6 A-2 schools will be Rogue River meet are those who placed Phoenix, Eagle Point, Lake- | first, second or third in the view. Henley. Sutherlin. j subdistricl meets, or who Glide. Douglas. Riddle and placed lower but arc alter-Glcndale. nates for qualifiers who for Lakeview high is defending reason can not take part this team champion of the district. ‘Saturday. The Honkers, who nosed out --------- Myrtle Creek by one point, « a-z rkcokiis: for the 1961 toga, were third ! i°o— io.i: . Bin Turner Eacie in last week's Rowe meet. The athletes tomorrow. B� rr Frantz Rogue Rivrr i9«t however, may have their sights set more on qualifying i937. high hurdle?—153. Bot ctiap- t(,OP ihori ' wan. Henley, 190!. low hurdle5 SOPHOMORES ho d ill dis- V Vb—12 ft.. Mike Hanhy, Illinois Valley. 1959; high jump—5-11. Dick trict meet events or who Davis. Crater 1956. and Burrell equal or better certain stand- iIi'S51,iBv,T ts ards will get trips to Cor- j ley. 1939; shot put—32-2. Wa ne '• vdllls next week end. Christian. Eagle Point. 1938. !!'- . ..... , . cu —148-8' . Christian. 1� j8; broad A fifth record seems threat- I jump—21-6Boh Mason. Crater. ened Saturday if Eagle Point ; J® 6- rc,a. V33 5; LakevJ 'v 1 -lin' 1 --i—— s —Cosso' Gary Pe- 3. Elmira 1. Toledo ’i. Shislan 47 D. Middleton. ascade I’nion. Illinois Valley ar midas 0 J D: Saker. RR. 158 . ............... — Dodd, D; Waite. Rogue River Stf'camatvalte? - A M: Jones. RR: . 88 S ' Se a Mile — Pentecost. RR: Cotton,t )f D: Sc befstnom. RR. 5:02.3. j ley 181 5 - ----- Westfir and HarrWvn-e . Broad jump - Dodd. D:’ Wright. 5. FRESHMEN anvonvttle Bible and Waklport pp. T Hiiii-xs RR tg Discus — Mincher, Highest places in the AjRR: Policy. D. 120’ ; meet among contests in t 440 — Gates. RR togue League schools w Anderson. D. and _.cw Whipple, Eagle Poii RR. tied for third. M vho finished in a three-w .“J L- od eiOT first in the high jur, f . . , Reed, D. 24.0. A second place was tak.j m _ Gate5. RR. Sa|(er RR. py Barry Frantz of Rogn , i L. Craig, C. Phillips, G. Wahl, J. Leroy, A. Gates, D. Lee. ftains ared first in the ith Steve Keslcr Barry Frantz 0 and s220-yard ue River's Chief- ts for Phoenix anby in the shot Uiams, Jim Cons-Sauer who tied vault and Mike the javelin. For Tom Wright won Pentecost the tillips the broad Steihl the dis-ttes the half-mile am of Phillips. Wright and lay. helped the two the meet s only other double iH rri, M l s K„,„ , ,, winner. He legged to firsts in | lourth among f.. Hill and L tamp- I schools prep for the Little the 440-yard and 220 races! SJLp’Rpnd5« David on and A , Ro«uc relayR which wil1 be ' 880—A- GMC«, RR; v. Harris. P. 1 held at Phoenix on Saturday, I M illiiSI y were clock time. Kenned: id to Chapm w Higlff Ihcre I ! kvhen ill mantle! [ yesterd [the Dis ' hieet ati lege, lie dom-' Members 1 of the the first rdle —Chapman r. Whipple EP: id. Poug.; Henry record. i HBroad jump—Robin. IV: tVi-akc; Bartley. MC; Con j I Phoe.; Trimmer. Suth.. 1 3 Suth. 20-3 High Jump — L. Peter . A Whipi'lc. EP. Ue third ! 3 I MC. and Fredrick . Oak.: 1 I ron. RR: Salmon. MC. 5-10. .. ; Shot put—Gail. RR: Stie Granby. Phoe.; Buettner. r | Mlncher. Doug.; Patrick, it 1 45-0 4. rdm-=Consbruck. PI i ten leaped 21’ 914° to win the ro;� d jump. Toews sprinted the! 10 in 1:38.7. . I Koseburg’s Mike Cnimcan won ie mile in record time of 4:321 • knock more than four seconds ff the oM record. Rogue River's Barry Frantz towed his hecis to the larger ools in the 440 which he won. pass record breakers ---« in Pw. wn, M, Simer and Joel son, bott •ave r toured ‘4 8:56.9. Sm'rth, GP; |LGP; Hobi, Pl haw. M. Bmark by |P 1 c aI ttjtoiBry's •w5 wclter “jK But. t l vcd as ■ ' ■ ii c d i s i ■ • 30qs short. Firsts Wrack. Cook and famed with Don Lt t; Clev- L GP; i; Mur-record; im, GP, Phoenix 50 1 51 win tool meet. Eagle Roul rd with 36 1 10 fourth with W gjr fell when t of Steve J Allen WruJ ai - whippy 5 and SakJ nn. M P nd Hill ■ misses.1 H R.rhcy. Pi u. . Frar B SM. Hoeff® Shot put — Granb . Stiehl RR Bonner EP; L«.. F Williams. La.; Ga . 47Waco — Stock. EP Reyi L Simer Rn Thornhill. IV; F. William . vault — Tie «rat. R h. and Anacker. L Ph tie fourth h 'ayid50n. RR; H«( Irv _ mtioU. ,£ Tharters EP; iume . SM; 4 ::-r. 3 || — chapni •■53 ncr. dH p BnVHBV: , TtMBK lljD . in PKoenix e discus and Ron Williams 440-yard rui B first with Tom An- Rogue River rM HPr. Lakcview. in the pole here Thursday, May Kit.’ Charles Cossey won the All people are ii • -I for Lakcview and Darland i — El attend the track meets a Boroad jump DLES TKn Charter . F May 25th and 26th brought around the State Track Meet. The chieftains qualified four participants for the State Meet. 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