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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

IL-0L6L ooi os y6!H JdA!U on6oy uV!H-°U Dedication The annual staff of 1971 is honored this year to dedicate the Ro-Hi-An to the Rogue River Alumni Club. We would like to salute these past graduates for all the improvements they have made in and around our school. Listed below are some of the major improvements and additions: Chieftain head in center of the gym floor Football clock scoreboard Honor Roll boards Baseball scoreboard Football traveling jackets Trophy case Statistic's, Roster's and Champion's boards in the gym Band blazers choir outfits Black topped the runs for the track field events Marquee (sign for school events) School mascot boards on the wall in gym Sponsored the Trophy for the team of the year Sport's Banquets; 1968, '69, '70 Grade school basketball training program Paid for part of the weight machine Scholarship given in 1970 to graduating senior 2 Sponsored the R.R. Invitational Wrestling Trophy Hugh Hartman Superintendent To acquire information and pictures and organize them for publication is always a challenge. Congratulations to the Ro-Hi-An staff and faculty advisor for this fine school annual for the year 1970-71. The administration is also pleased with the progress made in the academic field. Adequate financing for additional space for expanding school programs has been most helpful. Student attitudes as well as faculty efforts have contributed greatly to these successes. Keep up the good work. Robert Modde Principal I would like to thank the teachers, parents, community, and especially the students for a most successful school year. However, I feel that it is just a start. With continued effort by all concerned, Rogue River High School will continue to grow and improve the quality of education for the children of school district 35. Faculty EUNICE BARNTS Bachelor of Science University of Hawaii Girls' P. E. Health Cheerleader Advisor G.A.A. Advisor REX BENNER Bachelor of Science Oregon State Univ. Head Basketball Coach Athletic Director Sophomore Advisor DICK QECIL Bachelor of Science and Graduate Work Dakota State College Diversified Occupations Coordinator Typing I Record Keeping Asst. Basketball a PATRICIA FISHER Teacher's Aide JENNIE GIESEN High School Secretary ROBERT HALL B.A. in Physical Ed. Willamette Univ. Education Counseling Certificate 1970 Oregon College of Educ Counselor Senior Advisor Student Body Advisor Head Cross Country and Track Coach 4 SHIRLEY DICK Bachelor of Arts San Jose State College Typing I ORION HAMMETT Master of Science Southern Oregon College English I n Journalism Publications Advisor Faculty ELAINE LEDBETTER BA Llnfield College Art grades 1 through 12 Mechanical Drawing Junior Class Advisor Wrestling Pep Club DONALD RAINES Bachelor of Science Southern Oregon College Modern Problems US History Freshman Advisor DON MOODY Master of Science Southern Oregon College Advisor Biology Biology Fire Squad Advisor PATRICIA RIECK Bachelor of Science and Graduate Work Southern Oregon College Librarian CVC Advisor JOHN MORROW Bachelor of Science Southern Oregon College Chemistry Physics Freshman Advisor MARY SALYER Librarian Aide PHIL PAQUIN Bachelor of Science University of Oregon Head Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach Physical Ed. Teacher Drivers' Ed. 1 KEITH SNUGGERUD Bachelor of Arts Rockford College Senior Math General Math Algebra I Business Math Asst. Football Coach 5 LEE SOUTHERN Master of Arts Adams State College Advanced Math Algebra I 2 Geometry Trigonometry and Analysis Faculty GLORIA STOUT Bachelor of Arts Pacific University Oregon State Univ. Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor u INA WOLKE Bachelor of Arts University of Oregon English II IV Speech National Honor Society SYBIL YODER Bachelor of Arts Southern Oregon College English III Spanish I, II III KEITH ROBINSON Bachelor of Arts Nebraska State College Industrial Arts Freshman Class Advisor 6 mm wB. i • T t ._ i l . -j..................... i 1“ -,-T r _ T , t I i . i i I mrntTT' i ■ p-' i i 11 i 1111 r- r r • ins t'XLffS •! . y fK 'if . r tSr - ' .4 i Top Row, ytelt to Right: Jin Giesen, Janine Cbok, Karen Dunn,' Pat Williams, Pat Bowers, Larry. Coulter, udy Cummings', Steve Johin, Debbie Marshall, Reed Kirtlcy, Guy Chancelev, Beth Rowe, Connie Eagle, Cheryl Culpepper, Wendell Williams, Rita Varner, Candy Smith, Betsy Badley, Guy Larson. Second Row, 1. to R: Donna Johnson, Julie Poters, Debbie Rat ,at, Patti Martin, George Westfall, Bruce Williams, Steve Ueireis, Steve Wray, Harold Parmalee, Mark Nelson, Mike Morse, Cliff Daimler, Gary McNeel, Gary Cole, Mike Lakey, Ron Johnson. nm L. j Third Row, L to R: Irene Lee, Cheryl Bat Ames, Bob Duggins, Nancy Jones, Cindy Vi James, Lisa Jackson, LeeAnn Brock, Tnr« to R: Ralph Kirby, Steve Sanderson, Buck George Magerle, Jim Brotherton, Mike Bel Faoro, Richard Flowers, Class Advisors: Jey, Shauna Carte, Tim Cummings, Dennis Heuston, Rick [olosin, Debbie Smith, Ruth Rigel, Kay Cole, Debbie esa'Zwaii, Donna Pierce, Jerry Gillin. Fourth Row, L Culpepper, Joe jJetherland, Mike Dunn, Jim Gillin, llamy,,Charles Layton, Mike Mahoney, Stan Perry, Steve B4 «Xoder, Mr. Hall: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary: Judy Cummings, President: Steve Wray, Vice President: Tim Cummings, Treasurer: Pat Williams, Sgt. of Arms: George Westfall. RICK AMES WILL: Everything I have in this school to anyone who wants it, including good school attendance. AMBITION: To fly a kite. BETSY BADLEY WILL: I, Betsy Badley being of a stupid mind and dumpy body will to Rita Lynn my ability to win a Blue Beast since I sold mine, to Susan Badley the ability to finally graduate, and to Barb S. my lumps. AMBITION: To hope for the best in life, do what I want to do have it turn out right. And when I die at age 110, I will come back to haunt R. R. H.S. CHERYL BAILEY WILL: Being of cloddy body and micro mind do hereby will my ability to stay on a diet to my sister, Gari Leon (the bucky ballerina) so she won't become skin and bones like me. To Howie Tocher I leave my bashfullness. AMBITION: Get a job in the airlines, play around for a few years until I meet Him and then I can play Susie Homemaker . 10 STEVE BEIREIS WILL: I, Stephen Beireis do will my cast to anyone stupid enough to go out for football, to JoAnne my crayons, to Ralph Whipple my empty bottle of beer and to Norm Keith my crippled body to Karen D. my Honda. AMBITION: To hitchhike around the world and to get rich quick with my fantastic ideas. MIKE BRANAM WILL: I, Mike Branam, being of dieted body underweight brains will to Fat Coach Paquin my moldy sweat suit place in the boiler room, Brother Barney gets my Chinese sling shot my 3.0 G. P. A.. Chuck C. gets my good looks Norm K. my heighth. Carla gets everything that's left. AMBITION: To be best in everything to remain as modest as I am now. MIKE BELLAMY WILL: I being of sexy body and gross mind will my wrestling ability to Norm Keith so that he can slow his opponents to death. To Wayne Bailey I will my ability to get kicked out of Mr. Raines' Modern Problems Class. AMBITION: To become a Smokey the Bear, make a million bucks and retire at the age of 30. LEE ANN BROCK WILL: I Lee Ann Brock being of sound mind, sound body will Theresa Zwan all the fun we've both had at R. R. H.S. and to all of my other friends, I wish them good luck. AMBITION: To go back to Denver, Colo., get an apt. and live it up. PAT BOWERS WILL: I Will my leadership of the A-M-A to Bob Burnett John Peters, and my fond love of chevy's to Kenny Counts. AMBITION: To devote the rest of my life to junking out Fords and Ramblers. JIM BROTHERTON WILL: I Jimmy Lee Brotherton, son of two parents express my will and testimony. I shall will my loving techniques in Rogue River High to Curtis Hinkle, my techniques and ability to interrupt class to Chuck Corneilson, and will all my wrestling techniques to little Jim Salyer. AMBITION: To become anything in the world that I put my mind to. And become a billionaire with a kind heart. SUSAN BROWN WILL: I, Sue Bee” Brown being of bumpy body • iron poor blood, do hereby will my ability to get drunk on 2 cans of beer to Steve S. Pat C., who will find it can save them money. AMBITION: To marry Kim, be a nurse, have a pair of little Badcocks, in that order. GARY COLE SHAUNA CARTE WILL: I Shauna Carte will my freckles shyness to Pearl Raynes my frizzy hair bad grades to my sister Colleen AMBITION: To become a commercial artist for a chain department store. KAY COLE WILL: Being of feeble mind body do so will my lit sis my straight hair. I also will my brains to anyone who is dumb enough to get married before they graduate. AMBITION: MY ambition is to be a good wife mother with a happy close family. GUY CHANCELER JANINE COOK WILL: I, Janine Cook do hereby will to Pat Williams my ability to converse intelligently(?) with George Jim, my brown ski jacket to Dave Williams, to Ralph the memory of all the good time we've had. AMBITION: To get married live happily all my life. LARRY COULTER WILL: Being of such a great body minus a mind do hereby will my driving ability to June C. and my ability to grow side burns to Wayne B. And to Barb the complete day of August 14. AMBITION: To get married and raise baby loggers, to eat drink and be merry. JUDY CUMMINGS WILL: Being of mini-mind short body hereby will my ability to get out of class with my fancy talk to my sis, June my curly hair-sprayed real live wig to Cheri. To Shannon Renee, Peace, Love Joy. AMBITION: I plan to go to Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital for my nurses training. Oh ya, I'm gonna get married, have a bunch of kids live happily ever after on a super ranch with my Hubby. TIM CUMMINGS WILL: I, Tim Cummings,being the good generous guy that I am will my brother Jeanne Beth M. nothing. To good old Uncle Rex I will my basketball shoes I wore out going to and from the bench. To Dave W., Steve F. Del B. I will my knee braces for their next 3 years of football, last but least I will Joanne my turtle neck sweaters. AMBITION: Go to college, graduate, get a job, get rich live happily ever after. KAREN DUNN WILL: I will to Mrs. Stout the prayer that she'll never have another 4 yr. Home Ec. student like me. To Lisa Jackson everlasting happiness the hope that all our dreams come true. To Stan I leave lasting memories, to Joe N., Shane, Jim W. Raymond I leave jokes. AMBITION: Work travel in the airlines live life to its fullest. CLIFF DAIMLER WILL: I, Arco being of oily hands gritty teeth hereby bequeath all my worldly belongs to myself, my job to anyone fool enough to want it. To my little brother I leave my ability to w'alk, talk look intelligent. AMBITION: To attend Chemcketa Community College pursure a career in Law Enforcement. MIKE DUNN WILL: I Mike Dunn will my front row seat on the boilers to any up-coming wrestler, to Ralph W. my sweat suit, to Les G. the fun of being the 1 screw off on the team, finally to Pat W. the hope that she will become the 1 St. Bernard raiser in the nation. AMBITION: To go into the Dept, of Wildlife have a nice trouble free life. CONNIE EAGLE WILL: Being of sound mind stretched body will my brother Phil all the good times I had at R. R. H.S., to Judi my last rubber band, Wayne my only coat hanger, Jack Barb all the happiness love brings, Jimmy my long red hair. AMBITION: To get a degree in Art Psychology, then to go to Law School and become a lawyer. CENSORED! JAMES GILLIN STEVE FAORO WILL: To Chuck Cornelison I leave the power to tell Paquin NO! when wrestling comes around, my ability to throw the discuses to Dan McLaren who hung it up two years ago. AMBITION: To get a job at T. J. working with my brother, and then get married! JERRY GILLIN JIM GIESEN WILL: Due to my immaculate qualities infinite goodness I have but no choice than to will everything to me. AMBITION: To keep my image as the GREAT AMERICAN SEX GOD for as long as I may live, keep up my silent protest against the silent majority. SHARON GREEN WILL: Being of sound mind a short, fat body hereby bequeath my knowledge in Chemistry to Suzan F., my ability to dance to drum music to Guy P. all my luck at finding boys who want to be just friends to my little sister Paula. AMBITION: To do something worthwhile for somebody, somewhere, sometime, somehow. DENNIS HUESTON WILL: Being of smart mind terribly good looking body do will this school to anyone that wants it, my ability to skip school and get caught to Linda Debbie Williams. AMBITION: To go into the Navy and command a ship. DEBBIE JAMES WILL: Being of jittery body scatter brain mind do hereby will to Shane B. my old pair of crutches which were too big for me to Banda C. my short legs. AMBITION: To marry George be a good wife, to go on to Beauty school and open my own shop some day. GILBERT HICE WILL: I will to Bill, my bruder, good times ample pineapples, as can be found in this school and thereabouts. AMBITION: My ambition is to be a playboy with an unlimited playground. STEVE JOHN LISA JACKSON WILL: Being of feeble mind and body will to Red, it we may part, all our fun-loving memories, to Karen I will all the fun, humor, hardships we've had together, and to I eeAnn B. Tweet all our fun through the senior year. AMBITION: To get married, get a cabin in the sky, live my life freely, and to its fullest. DONNA JOHNSON WILL: I D. J. being of sound mind stout body will to my sis Shelly my lock that doesn't open. To Linda W. my sense of humor so maybe she'll smile once in a while, to Lez I will 3 more years at R. R.H.S. AMBITION: To become a beautician millionairess. RON JOHNSON WILL: My body to my brother my intelligence to Russ Hatch. AMBITION: To make good. CHARLES LAYTON REED KIRTLEY WILL: I Reed ’’The Racer Kirtley, being of highly tuned mind streamlined body bequeath to Don Mosely Dan Nelson a half watt brain to be used between the two of them. For Wayne Bailey, I have ordered a size eleven custom made hat. To Ralph W. I leave a three size smaller mouth instructions on its proper usage. To Richard R. I leave my fantastic ability in the art of conducting contests of accelleration avoiding being RALPH KIRBY WILL: I, Ralph W. Kirby I, being of heavy body weak mind, do will my tremendous wrestling ability to Norm K. who needs it, to Les G. my Tarzan yell which he has been envious of all year, and to my best buddies Janine C. Pat W. I leave whats left. AMBITION: To get married to the lovingest girl in the world have a good live. apprehended. To Dan M. I leave absolutely nothing, he's beyond help. AMBITION: To earn my first million by the age of 21, acquire a Ferrari dealership and race happily ever after. IRENE LEE WILL: I hereby will to Bradley my ability to suppress the urge to place downward unpleasantness at moments and to Stephen the game, Steve, Steve! Steve? AMBITION: To regain my natural color by the time they put me 6 feet under. GEORGE MAGERLE PATTI MARTIN WILL: Being of humorous mind tremendously long body would like to leave the up-coming basketball teams my great skills to play basketball. To all forth coming cheerleaders all my pins on my Football sweater. My ability to not get a Hot Wheels ticket to Mr. Paquin. My height to Norm K. Last but not least, I leave my cows to Moo U. for future use. To Steve F. and Dave W. I leave all the good times of ole’ R. R. H. S. AMBITION: To figure out what I really want and maybe even get hitched. Become a race car driver? MIKE MAHONEY WILL: Absolutely nuthin’ to nobody. AMBITION: To get out of here. GARY Me NEEL WILL: I, Gary A. McNcel do hereby bequeath to Dan M. my somewhat fantastic bookkeeping abilities, to let him know what it’s like to be perfect in something, to R. R. H. S. I leave my ability to succeed with only 1 stipulation that they put it to good use in the years to come. AMBITION: It may take me as long as a week to make my 1st million, but I shall give all I don't need to worthy DEBRA MARSHALL WILL: I, Debra Marshall, of sound mind and big body, will my intelligence in math to my sister Lori and my ability to gain weight to Carla Garrison. AMBITION: To become an L. P. N. and someday get married. causes. HOMER MOSLEY WILL: I, Mosley, Homer; Jr. being of sound mind and sturdy body do will my superior smarts to me brudder and Chuck Comelison who needs it most and my ability to tell the truth to Danny Nelson. AMBITION: To live a long prosperous life and stay out of trouble even if it is hard to do. MIKE MORSE WILL: I would like to will my blue bomb to anyone that really digs getting around in a cute car. I give my love beads to anyone that is willing to put a little love in their heart. I give my hair to anyone who is brave enough to be himself. AMBITION: After finishing college I would like to adventure out in the big world and help people. I would also like to promote Love and Understanding because the world needs it bad. I would also like to preserve nature because it is so beautiful. MARK NELSON MR. MORROW’S MAD PHYSICISTS AT WORK Mrs. Ledbetter and her future Frank Lloyd Wright’s Right: Nancy Jones consults with Counselor, Mr. Bob Hall. Must be good news. NANCY JONES WILL: I Nancy Jones being of sound mind and firm body will my gymnastics ability to Gari Lynn Bailey and my ability to run my fingers through Dave’s hair without getting them stuck to George Westfall’s girl. AMBITION: To go to beauty school and try my damdest to straighten Knot’s hair. JOHN NETHERLAND HAROLD PARME LEE WILL: Being of naturally stoned mind and over sized body, will my ability to eat, drink, and be merry to all people that are depressed. AMBITION: To be a wildlife conservationist and stay happily UNMARRIED until age 23. JOE NETHERLAND WILL: I will to Karen Dunn and Lisa Jackson good flirting times in Sr. Math and to Shane and Jim I leave my ability to tell good jokes to everyone. To John, my brother I leave “NOTHING.” AMBITION: To do as little as possible and still have money In my jeans for Karen and Lisa’s hot tamales. STAN PERKY WILL: Being of muscular mind and body???? will to Raymond D. my old dirty pair of Basketball shoes, and to Curt I leave another year at R. R. 11. S. poor kid!! To Karen I leave my fighting ability and what else she wants. AMBITION: Live out in the boondocks, be happy, and to enjoy it while its there. DEBRA RATZAT WILL: Being of very little body and mind will my frog from biology, which has been in my locker since I was a sophomore, to the poor princess who has to kiss it. AMBITION: To keep living! ?? CHRISTINE PRESCOTT WILL: Being of JULIE PETERS WILL: Being of miniature mind and big body, I will to any of my fellow seniors going to college, my inability to concentrate in class, to Janis Smith the joke about the Lucky Fisherman, and to my buddy Joanne Jorgensen I will all of my hangnails. AMBITION: My ambition in life is to Major in Music Education, but above all, my main desire is to maintain God’s will in my life. MARGARET RHOTEN WILL: To the prisoners of school I leave m r sympathy. To the pursuers of knowledge I leave my encouragement. AMBITION: I would like to learn more about Earth. I would so like to become a lapidary. sadistic mind and sensuous body, do hereby will my favorite torture chamber which was given to me by the very late Marquis de Sade to the faculty knowing that their devious little minds will find it very useful. To Mr. Hammett I leave a great big smile AMBITION: To make everybody in the world smile. RUTH RIGEL WILL: I, Rudy, being of sound mind and sexy body do hereby will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Jerry P. and my good grades to my brother in hopes that he will take advantage of them. AMBITION: To travel around the world and live life to its fullest. DEBORAH SMITH WILL: I, “Little Bird,” will to the school several more large trash cans for rainy days and to all my friends in first period Trig, a little bird just like me to follow them through life, (and Mike H. can have the “Bird Mobile.”) AMBITION: To stay innocent. CANDY SMITH WILL: I, Candy Smith, being of fantastic mind and enormous body, do hereby will Larry Coulter my ability to love everyone! Reita Varner my great looks and to R. R. H. S. the mark I left on it. AMBITION: To carry out the duties of the Women’s Lib. and become the first 10-star General. Then find and marry Howard Hughes. BETH ROWE WILL: Being of spaced mind and stoned body, will my hair to Harold, my eyes to Ron, and my open opinions and ability to stand up for my belief to Mike, most of all to the men in Viet-Nam—peace in my soul. AMBITION: Major in psychology and to give my time to homeless children. To live with nature and God’s animals, and to love all. Peace. REITA VARNER WILL: Being of extra smart mind and fantastically flabby body, will Candy my body, Joan my great looks, and to any school skipper my great way of not getting caught. AMBITION: To have the Grand Champion stallion at the Quarter Horse Congress, to beat Candy to Howard Hughes, after I divorce him to marry an 01’ Cowpoke! and live off Howard’s alimony. CINDY VOLOSIN WILL: Being of sound mind and body will my willpower to stay on a diet to Gari Bailey, because I wouldn’t want her to get skinny and my superior abilities in gymnastics to Donna Olmstead in hopes that she will conquer the task of performing a cartwheel. AMBITION: My ambition is to find some “fool” who will marry me, raise a family and be happy. GEORGE WESTFALL WILL: George KNOTS W. being only human, (contrary to popular belief), do will my life, soul and liberty to the preservation of my immortal body. I also will my black licorice to R. C. and m3f elevated tennies to T.B. AMBITION: Being immortal I will not need any ambition for I have forever to get whatever I want. PAT WILLIAMS WILL: I, Pat W. being of heavy mind body do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble (least ways not to get caught) to Steve, Del, Dave, Terry B. Love happiness to Dave Patty, all our good times to Janine, Tim, Ralph, GEORGE. AMBITION: To show all the happiness I’ve known in being a Christian if it be God’s will, to catch and hold the most wonderful guy in the world. 22 Seniors TOM BORING BUCK CULPEPPER CHERYL CULPEPPER LUIS DELVALLE BOB DUGGINS RICHARD FLOWERS MIKE LAKEY GUY LARSEN TOM MORTINSON DONNA PIERCE TERRY PIERCE BRUCE WILLIAMS WENDELL WILLIAMS WILL: I do hereby will my old tablet paint brushes to Karen Wahl. To Joy, Mush, Elaine, Linda, Shelly my ability to do the Funky Chicken. AMBITION: To go to art school. STEVE WRAY WILL: Being of cracked cranium twisted torso, leave my dislocated collarbone to future wrestlers. I bestow to Mr. Hall 40 barge loads of Yummy Yogurt, to next year's Alge. n class I give some stick-it-out power all my pockets. My (?) Intellect to Corny and Wipps. AMBITION: Just to take what life has for me, and play its game, never try to take it too seriously. THERESA ZWAN WILL: Being of able mind and body, do hereby will all the fun I've had this year to my friends. Also, to the two remaining Jackson’s, I will my nicknames. AMBITION: Work a year, goto college and get my degree in heaven-only-knows what field, work some more, find Mr. Right and settle down. 23 Patti Martin and Tim Cummings hold the title of MOST ATHLETIC. Betsy Badley and George Westfall are BEST ALL ROUND. Gib Hice and Nancy Jones round things out by having the BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE. s e n m o r Cheryl Bailey and Stan Perry balance things out by being MOST HUMOROUS. Susan Brown and Ralph Kirby are thrown together by being MOST FRIENDLY. Janine Cook and George Westfall show their BEST PERSONALITY. Gib Hice and Pat Williams are working on being MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Tim Judy Cummings are sitting in style as BEST DRESSED. P o Guy Chancelcr and Debbie Marshall are the MOST IDEAL COUPLE. '7 1 Wendell Williams and Julie Peters are MOST TALENTED. Patti Martin Judy Tim Cummings Dennis Heuston Karen Dunn Pat Williams Mike Dunn Shauna Carte COULD THESE BE SENIORS? Through your childhood days you have hopes and dreams, for most graduation is probably one of these dreams. Now that graduation is becoming a reality you wonder if it is all that it is made up to be. Now is the time you must decide if all your other dreams are worthwhile or if it is now the time for new hopes and dreams for the future. Betsy, Tim, and Judy Debby James SUSAN BADLEY WAYNE BAILEY DARLENE BA RE IS SHANNON BEHRENDT DALE BLAKELY Junior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Sgt. at arms, John Pope; Secretary, Judi Mendoza; Vice-President, Mike Hannan; Treasurer, Vicki Holter; President Howie Tocher. BECKY BRITTSON SHANE BYRNS CHUCK CORNEILSON ELAINE ELLERY SUSAN FRANTZ I CARLA GARRISON LES GUTCIIES DAVID HALTER VICKI HOLTER SONDRA HOWE DAN KILLION YVONNE HAZUKA DUANE I .AW LESS TIM LAYTON SYLVIA LEHR MANN TEENA LILES GAIL LOPTIEN JOY LOW DON McENTIRE DAN MCLAREN JUDI MENDOZA JACK MORTINSON 29 BEVERLY PEARCE STEVE ROBERTS RICHARD ROBERTSON DAN SCOTT DALE PIERCE BARBARA SCROGGINS DEANNA SHARP Current Events in History. Mr. Cecil grants some time off. Now, at this point DEBBIE SMITH VICKIE STACKHOUSE CHUCK STONE DARLENE SHIBLER Sure hope it don’t explode! Sure wish Mr. Moody would leave. Excuse me, but this is a private call. While the cat’s away the mice will play! Brown-noser? Blind Justice. Lunch time? Oh Goody, another unexcused tardy. How disgusting. Whoopee!!! Nobody’s Perfect???? ■ r GARI BAILEY CHUCK BAKER JACK BAKER JOHN BAKER DAN BE1IRENDT Sophomore Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Gari Bailey; Secretary, JoAnne Jorgenson; Vice-President, Charlie Smith; President, Bill Hice. STEVE BALLARD DARRELL BLAKELY LUPE BLANCO BOBBY BROWN TERRY BUNTIN SUZANNE CHARLEBOIS BILL CRAWFORD BONNIE DOLLARHJDE CHERYL HABERMAN MIKE CHILDS JEANNE CUMMINGS PAUL DUGGINS 35 BILL HICE KEVIN HILL CURTIS HINKLE MARCIA HOLTER DOYLE HOWE SHELLY JOHNSON RENE KERTLEY TED KISSEE LINDA KNOX PHIL KRUGER PAULINE LEHRMANN CAR LA MONTGOMERY LONNY MORGAN DONALD MOSLEY PHIL MARTIN gene McConnell CLIFF McGRADY DEBBY Me NEEL JANET MORRIS ROARK POPE JERRY PRIMM ROSEMARIE RAYNES NORALEE RHOTEN 38 GEOMETRY AT WORK GEOMETRY AT PLAY SOPHOMORES GET SERIOUS. FUTURE SECRETARIES? KAREN WAHL PAM WEBB VICKIE WEBER CHET WESTFALL LINDA WILLIAMS JENNY WILSON JEANNIE WOODALL LOLA YAWN PATTI BAILEY RITA BAKER BRADLEY BRA NAM TONY BROWN DEL BROWN Freshman Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Guy Pope; Vice-President, Jody Wilcox; Secretary, Stephanie Lyons; Treasurer, Norm Keith; not shown Sgt. At Arms, Dave Williams. COLLEN CARTE SCOTT CRAWFORD TREECHA CHRISTIE BARRY COLE JIM COWIE CATHY CRIST KAREN DEAN DENISE DIMICK MIKE DOUGLAS CAROL DRUMM KEN DUGGINS TERRY EVENSIZER STEVE FISHER MARIE GILINSKY TERRY GRANT LARRY HATCH ALICIA HILL DALE HOFFMAN CINDY JACKSON JOY JOCHEM 43 MIKE JOHN PAUL KRUGER STEPHANIE LYONS LORI MARSHALL LEZLIE JOHNSON NORMAN KEITH RALPH KIDWELL JAMES KISSEE Gee! What big arms you have! DOUG LEE PATRICIA MAGERLE PATRICIA McENTIRE KEN McMILLIAN MILT MILLER CRAIG MILTON MELINDA MORSE TINA MONTGOMERY DONNA OLMSTEAD DEBORAH PAISLEY CATHY PEIRCE GUY POPE MIKE RATZAT PEARL RAYNES IRIS RETZLOFF JIM SALYER Albert Einstein's at work. SUSAN REED ANDREA RIECK JOE SALYER MARK SAMSON MIKE SCROGGINS GREGG SEYBOTH RANDY SHELMAN RICHARD SHIBLER LINDA SKAGGS PAUL STALLSWORTH STEVE SUTHERLAND DAVID THOMAS JANIS SMITH JACK THOMPSON 46 FRESHMEN STUDYING? Give 'em a few years! SCOTT WRIGHT DEBORAH WOODALL DAVE WILLIAMS DAVID PETERS r. JOAN VARNER PEGGY VERMERSCH SHARON WELLS PEGGY WHIPPLE Journalism STANDING, left to right: Gib Hice, Tim Cummings, Mike Morse, Jim Giesen, Pat Williams, Mike Dunn, Gary Me Neel, Steve Wray. SITTING: LeeAnn Irvine, Theresa Zwan, LeeAnn Brock, Patty Becker, Mr. Hammett (advisor), Lisa Jackson, Karen Dunn, Carla Garrison, and Patti Martin. Editor of The Chief, Gary McNeel and asst, editor Mike Morse. Editor of the Ro-Hi-An, Pat Williams and asst, editor Janine Cook. STANDING: Freshman Class President, Guy Pope; Sophomore Class President, Bill Hice; Junior Class President, Howie Tocher; Senior Class President, Steve Wray. Seated around table: Treasurer, Deb Smith; Secretary, Cheryl Bailey; President, Gib Hice; Vice President, Dan McClaren; Annual Editor, Pat Williams; Yell Queen, Patti Martin. P A T T I M A R T I N P A T W I L L I A M S s t u d e u n c m G I B H I C E D E B B I E S M I T H National Honor Society FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Zwan, Gib Hicc, Kim Hall, Susan Greenlaw, Mrs. Wolke, Debby Me Neel, Mike Morse, Pat Williams, Deb Smith, Joanne Jorgensen, and Carol Hardy. The National Honor Society consists of students with a cumulative grade point average of 3. 5 or higher. All of these students have worked hard to achieve the honor of being in this organization and deserve recognition. The annual staff of 1970-71 wishes to congratulate all of these students. 52 Letterman’s Club Top Row, L to R: Ralph Kirby, Mike Dunn, Steve Faoro, Jerry Gillin, Jim Giesen, Tim Cummings, Steve Beireis, Mike Branam, Jim Brotherton. Second Row, L to R: Orville Yawn, Don McEntire, Howie Tocher, Mike Bellamy, Les Gutches, Dale Blakeley. Bottom Row, L to R: Advisor Rex Benner, Ralph Whipple, Dan Nelson, Terry Buntin, Kevin Hill, Bob Brown, Ray Vermersch. Letterman Jim Giesen, President Howie Tocher, Secretary Tim Cummings, Vice Pres. Ralph Kirby, Treasurer Officers Back Row, L to R: Rosemary Raynes, Advisor Mrs. Stout, Kim Hall, Susie Simmons, Marie Pecor, Patti Magerle, Karen Dean, Deanna Sharp, Donna Johnson, Sharon Wells, Carol Hardy. Second Row: Peggy Vermersch, Shelley Johnson, Noralce Rhoten, Andrea Reick, Tina Montgomery, Donna Olmstead, Melinda Morse, Beth Modde, Jeanne Woodall, Lola Yawn, Carma Montgomery. Bottom Row: Randa Copeland, Sharon Green, Susan Frantz, Teena Liles, Irene Lee, Candy Smith, Judy Cummings, June Cummings, Cheri Haber man, Pearl Raynes, Lezlie Johnson, Jeanne Cummings F.H.A. Officers, Top: Irene Lee. Center: Teena Liles, Candy Smith. Bottom: Cheri Haberman, Judy Cummings, June Cummings. Officers: Judy Cummings, Betsy Badley, Teena G.A.A. Top Row, L to R: Andrea Reick, Itanda Copeland, Patti Martin, Joanne Jorgenson, Beth Modde, Jeanne Cummings, Susan Frantz, Sharon Green, Cheri Haberman, Pearl Raynes, Advisor Mrs. Bamts. Second Row: Denise Dimick, Susan Badley, Yvonne Hazuka, Renee Kirtlcy, Judy Cummings, Lori Bennett, Karen Dean, Melinda Morse, Susan Thomas, Gari Bailey, Susie Simmons, Jeanne Woodall. Bottom Row: Patti Bailey, Treecha Christie, Debbie Woodall, Betsy Badley, Teena Liles, Lola Yawn, Tina Montgomery, Patti Magerle, Nancy Jones, Cindy Volos in. Liles. C. V. c. Top Row, L to R: Andrea Reick, Randa Copeland, Debbie Woodall, Denise Dimick, Lori Marshall, Patti Magerle, Tina Montgomery, Teena Liles, Melinda Morse. Second Row: Advisor Mrs. Reick, June Cummings, Pearl Raynes, Nancy Jones, Cindy Volosin, Carol Hardy, Kim Hall, Noralee Rhoten, Irene Lee. Bottom Row: Lola Yawn, Cheri Haberman, Sharon Green, Susan Frantz, Patti Martin, Karen Dunn, Carma Montgomery, Carol Clark. 56 Lola Yawn, Carol Clark, Cheri Haberman, Carma Montgomery. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Pearl Raynes, Gib Hice, Gary Me Neel, Mike Morse, Mr. Raines (coach), Pat Williams, Steve Wray, Jim Giescn, Mike Mahoney, Colleen Carte. Forensics Debate Mr. Raines most definitely did not have his back to his duties this year. Along with Mrs. Cutbirth, he worked with all the kids on the team and helped us all get experience by taking us to many of the tournaments. Although the team as a whole did not do too well, knowledge was gained and enough interest was shown to get us a speech class next year. 57 Band Patti Magerle, Sec.-Treas. Randa Copeland, Pub. Rel. Julie Peters, President Back Row, L to R: Mr. Harmon, Music Director, Marie Gilinski, Curtis Hinkle, Joanne Jorgenson, Candy Moore. Second Row, L to R: Steve Fisher, Jack Thompson, Cliff McGrady, Greg Scyboth, Patti Magerle, Lori Marshall, Tony Brown, Vicki Stackhouse. Front Row, L to R: Del Brown, Tina Montgomery, Orville Yawn, Susan Greenlaw, Randa Copeland, Julie Peters. High School Chorus Top Row, L to R: Andrea Reick, Cheri Haberman, June Cummings, Joanne Jorgenson, Randa Copeland, Lori Bennett, Sandra Howe, Noralee Rhoten, Sharon Wells, Pearl Raynes, Carol Hardy, Shauna Carte, Coleen Carte, Doyle Howe. Middle Row, L to R: Gari Bailey, Wendy Webb, Jody Wardle, Becky Brittson, Patti Boyd, Susie Simmons, Cheryl Pearce, Bradley Branam, Ray Vermersch, Mr. Simmons, Director. Bottom Row, L to R: Karen Dean, Carla Garrison, Janis Smith, Debbie Smith, Karen Wahl, Shelley Johnson, Peggy Vermersch, Kay Cole, Julie Peters, Scott Crawford, David Thomas. Officers Cheri Haberman, Librarian Gari Bailey, Treasurer Becky Brittson, Secretary Julie Peters, President Fire Squad STANDING: Mr. Moody (advisor), Mike Mahoney, Steve Faoro, Jim Giesen, Cliff Daimler, Jim Brotherton. KNEELING: Shane By ms, Ralph Whipple, Mike Dunn. 60 Girls' Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Tina Montgomery, Yvonne Hazuka, Lola Yawn, Teena Liles, Carma Montgomery, Jeanne Cummings, Beth Modde, Joanne Jorgensen. Kneeling: Patti Martin. The 1970-71 girls basketball team was coached by Dennis Bamts. The team played five games, two with the Medford Mid-IIigh, two with Roseburg High School, and one with Phoenix High School. The team ended their season with a three win, two loss record. They won from each school once and lost once to Medford and once to Roseburg. 61 For the first time at the Rogue River High School we had a gymnastics team. The team had relatively few meets what with this being Rogue River’s first year with a team and few girls with any experience. All of the girls did put in a lot of time and effort for what meets and demonstrations they did have and made a fine showing. Next year with their acquired experience and new recruits we should have a good team. Gymnastics Coach Eunice Bamts BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Donna Olmstead, Beth Modde, Patty Magerle, Nancy Jones, Karen Wahl. TOP ROW: Tina Montgomery, Teena Liles, Lori Marshall, Shelly Johnson, Renee’ Kirtley. 62 S ■ • . ' m z :V :- g ;:-V :V.c Vi S' w v :r.58R Homecoming '70 “BOB DUGGINS SCORES ONLY TOUCHDOWN FOR CHIEFS” (nice block George.) “CHIEFTAINS PURSUE. ” “CHIEFS HAVE ’EM SURROUNDED” CHIEFS ARE Grrreat! TOO BAD, YA DIDN’T EAT YOUR WHEATIES! The pace . . . Sophomore Princess June Cummings and escort Paul Duggins. 1970 . . . slows down Junior Princess Judi Mendoza and escort Howie Tocher. Freshman Princess Debbie Woodall and escort Guy Pope. WINTER FORMAL COURT: Escort Guy Chancier, Queen Debbie Marshall, Junior Princess Carla Garrison, Escort Wayne Bailey, Sophomore Princess Beth Moddc, Escort Charley Smith, Freshman Princess Janice Smith and Escort Steve Fisher. Winter Formal Queen Debbie Marshall Escort Guy Chancier Junior Princess Carla Garrison Escort Wayne Bailey Sophomore Princess Beth Modde Escort Charley Smith Freshman Princess Janice Smith Escort Steve Fisher Dance Activities. The Queen’s dance. Mrs. Stout takes charge of the refreshments. Jr. - Sr. Prom 1971 The theme for the 1971 prom was “Camelot. ” The Junior Class sponsored the dance and it was held in the gym for the first time in many years. Junior Class President Howie Tocher kisses the Queen. Queen Judy and escort Mike Bellamy. Anxiously Awaiting! Waiting to be served. Sword in the rock. Sitting this one out. 1971 Came ot The Robin Hood Caper A Lover’s Quarrel Phil Mullins and Jason Bosley come for a visit. Crooked Mayor Hubert Ratner, played by Reed Kirtley. Mike Mahoney, left, leers at Heroine Susan F rantz. CAST (In Order of Appearance) RICHARD COLLINS . . . FLORA LANGELY. . . . JESSICA SELBY..... EMILY JORDAN...... JASON BOSLEY...... PHILIP MULLINS HUBERT RATNER. . . . WARREN COATES. . . . FREDERICK RUGGLES SYLVIA COATES. GEORGE WESTFALL . . . SHARON GREEN . . . .SUZAN FRANTZ . . .DEBORAH SMITH . . . .GARY McNEEL . . . MIKE MAHONEY . . . REED KIRTLEY . . . MIKE BELLAMY . . .CLIFF DAIMLER . . . .DEBBIE JAMES DIRECTOR......... PRODUCER ........ STUDENT DIRECTOR PROPERTIES....... MAKE-UP.......... ASSISTANT...... SOUND EFFECTS. . . PUBLICITY........ ASSISTANTS..... . . .Mrs. J. S. Wolke Mrs. Keith Snuggerud ........Mike Bellamy . . Christine Prescott .... .Barbara Miller .... Lee Ann Brock ...........Gib Hice ...........Sue Brown ...........Kay Cole Nancy Jones ACT ONE Late morning. ACT TWO That evening. ACT THREE The following morning. By Permission of The Baker Plays 100 Summer St., Boston, Mass. George Westfall and Susan Frantz in the romantic leads. Fingers Malone (Sharon Green) explains things to her nephew, George Westfall. s e n m The fromer crooks confer after Rugged Ruggles (Cliff Daimler) exposes them to the hero (George Westfall). Crooks are Gary McNeel and Mike Mahoney. p a y An emergency meeting of the retired crooks in the middle of the night. Phil Mullins, Warren Coates, and Jason Bosley, played by Mike Mahoney, Mike Bellamy, and Gary McNeel. Rugged Ruggles (Cliff Daimler) in a reflective mood. 77 78 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Sharon Green, Suzan Frantz, Patti Martin: Rally Queen, Karen Dunn, Susan Brown. J. V. Cheerleaders Lola Yawn, Cheri Habcrman, Carol Clark. Karen, Queen Patti, Suzan, Sharon. CHIEFTAIN SPIRIT! CHIEFTAIN SPIRIT! TOP ROW: Jim Whipple, Orville Yawn, Dale Blakely, Richard Flowers. BOTTOM ROW: Ken Duggins, Mike Ratzat, Darrell Blakely. TOP ROW: Mark Samson, Phil Martin, Robert Irvine, Larry Hatch, Gene McConnell. BOTTOM ROW: Norm Keith, Jim Cowie, Jim Salyer, Cliff McGrady. Football TOP ROW, left to right: Curt Perry, Mike Branam, Don Tocher, BobDuggins, Jim Giesen, George Westfall, Steve Faoro, Mike Bellamy, George Magerle, Mike Mahoney, Ralph Kirby, Chet Westfall, Mike Dunn. 2ND ROW: Bob Brown, Jack Baker, Raul Duggins, Steve Beireis, Jim Brotherton, Tim Cummings, Dan McLaren, Lcs Gutches, Howie Tocher, Paul Duggins, Charlie Smith, Joe Pasco, Ray Vcrmersh, Dave Sorenson, Stan Perry, Manager Don Hartman. BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Cornelison, Randy She 1 man, Del Brown, Dave Williams, Steve Fisher, Ted Kissee, Joe Salyer, Mike Douglas, James Kissee, Dave Thomas, Managers Terry Buntin and Steve Ballard. The 1970 Chieftain team had a few weak spots which prevented the team from being tops in our new conference. There were some outstanding individual performers on the squad, and all games were interesting, and team spirit high throughout the year. With a number of returning letter men, prospects for next year should be good. 86 Senior Chiefs SENIOR: Ralph Kirby guard 87 SENIOR: Steve Faoro full back SENIOR: George Magerle center SENIOR: Bob Duggins half back SENIOR: Mike Branam quarter back SENIOR: Jim Brotherton tackle line backer SENIOR: Stan Perry end SENIOR: Mike Dunn half back SENIOR: Mike Mahoney center JUNIOR: Howie Tocher half back JUNIOR: Dan McLaren guard Chieftain Wrestlers Head Coach: Phil Pacquin The 1970 Wrestling Season was very successful. Mike Dun, Les Gutches, Mike Bellamy, Ralph Whipple, Ralph Kirby, and Jim Brotherton all went to State for the Chieftain grapplers and did quite well in their respective weights. There was a lot of fine individual effort put out by ail the wrestlers and coaching staff. Congratulations for a winning season. Ralph Whipple tries for a double grapevine. Howie Tocher pins his man! 92 Senior: Mike Dunn—130 Team Captain 93 Junior: Howie Tocher—136 Senior: Mike Branam—136 Junior: Les Gutches—141 Team Captain Senior: Jim Brotherton—148 Senior: George Magerle—157 Senior: Mike Bellamy—168 Senior: Jim Giesen—178 Jim Giesen putting in a cross body ride. Senior: Steve Wray—191 Senior: Ralph Kirby—191 Team Captain 95 Chieftain Basketball Assistant Coach: Dick Cecil Head Coach: Rex Benner Chiefs in action Senior: George Westfall Forward Senior: Stan Perry Forward Junior: Orville Yawn Forward Oh the suspense. J. V. Basketball 134; � EF EF TOP ROW, left to right: Roark Pope, Danny Nelson, Joe Salyer, Dave Williams, Richard Robertson, Phil Martin, Robert Irvine, Don McEntire, Ray DeRoboam, Del Brown. 2ND ROW: Doug Lee, Jim Harper, David Peters, Steve Fisher, James Kissee, Guy Pope, Terry Buntin, Duane Harrison. Back Row, L to R: Tim Cummings, Gib Hice, Bill Mice, Orville Yawn, Phil Martin, Roark Pope, Cliff McGrady. Middel Row, L to R: Guy Pope, Iim Layton, Bob Duggins, Chuck Baker, Jim Gonzalez. Front Row, L to R: Dennis Heuston, Steve Roberts, Richard Flowers, James Kissee, Don Worthington, Mike Scroggins. Roark Pope Guy Pope Dennis Heuston Jim Gonzalez Gib Hice Bill Hice Stan Perry Mike Scroggins Phil Martin Tim Layton James Kissee Orville Yawn Rich Flowers Cliff McGrady Chuck Baker Stan Perry Steve Roberts Gib Hice Rich Flowers Bill Hice Jim Gonzalez James Kisseo Asst. Coach Snuggerud Head Coach Bob Hall Asst. Coach Raines 104 Sprinters and Hurdlers Pole VauIters Tim Cummings Orville Yawn Bob Duggins 105 Cliff McGrady Managers Bob Irvine, Lonnie Morgan Back Row: Melinda Morse, Coleen Carte, Shauna Carte, Diane Hunt, Carol Drumm, Susan Reed, Terry Evensizer. Middle Row: Jeanne Woodall, Debbie Paisley, Teena Montgomery, Denise Dimick, Carla Garrison, Pearl Raynes, Beth Modde, Carma Montgomery. Front Row: Yvonne Hazuka, Joan Jorgenson, Rita Baker, Teena Liles, Lola Yawn, Kim Hall, Sharon Green. Back Row: Coleen Carte, Shauna Carte, Pearl Raynes, Kim Hall, Patti Martin. Front Row: Lola Yawn, Teena Liles, Yvonne Hazuka. The Girls Track Team has had a fine season, with the performers in the field events particularly outstanding. Teena Liles set a new school record in the javelin throw, and Shauna Carte in the shot put, and Yvonne Hazuka in the javelin and discus, have been consistent winners. 106 Coach Mrs. Eunice Barnts 107 Baseball 1971 Dave Thomas Kevin Hill outfield pitcher shortstop 108 Ray “Vermoosh” pitcher outfield Doyle Howe outfield Timmy Cummings Center field Steve Fisher outfield Jim Harper pitcher shortstop Ward White catcher outfield Steve Wray George Westfall Dan Nelson 1st base outfield 1st base outfield 3rd base 109 Style Show ’71 SEA OF FASHION was the theme of the annual Home Economics Style Show. The Art Classes collaborated with the Home Economics Classes by painting a back drop of a sea scene. A sail boat and a rock and shell beach completed the background for ninety eight girls who modeled class and home projects. Selections included formals, dresses, shorts outfits and pants combinations of all sorts. The style show was well attended by the local citizenry, and many favorable comments were received by the girls who participated in the show, along with the producer and director, Mrs. Gloria Stout, Home Economics Teacher. Bright blue cotton is the choice of Randa Copeland for an attractive beach suit with elastic webbing at the waist line. White accessories complete the attractive ensemble. Carma Montgomery models a pink satin formal with pink lace sleeves and bodice. The gown is trimmed with tiny ruffles and buttons. Lola Yawn is ready for the sea scene in her white bell bottoms and T shirt of white and green single knit stretch. Sea of Fashion A senior this year, Irene Lee models her Fall project of bright pink banded cotton, trimmed down the front with a tab and contrasting buttons. Mike Hannan joins Janet Morris in modeling matching terry cloth striped T shirts. White pants and brown sandals help create the “look alike” effect. Attractive Carol Clark models a beautiful yellow crystal type organdy trimmed at neckline, bodice, and waist with white lace centered with yellow and green embroidered flowers. Tiny Senior, Judy Cummings, models for the third year a purple striped stretch type topper with heavy duck bell bottoms. We’ll miss her in our show next year. 112 CLASS OF 1971 Elizabeth K. Badley Cheryl Ann Bailey Steven A. Beireis Michael D. Bellamy Robert M. Branam LeeAnn Brock Jimmy L. Brotherton Susan B. Brown Everett Patric Bowers Shauna Rae Carte’ Guy R. Chancier Gary W. Cole Charlene Kay Cole Janine M. Cook Lawrence Lee Coulter Buck A. Culpepper Cheryl A. Culpepper Timothy B. Cummings Judy Lee Cummings Clifford W. Daimler Michael A. Dunn Karen M. Dunn Robert M. Duggins Stephen D. Faoro Richard E. Flowers James R. Giesen Gerald L. Gillin James E. Gillin Sharon J. Green ♦Gilbert A. Hice Dennis R. Heuston Debra A. James Lisa S. Jackson Donna K. Johnson Richard L. Johnson Nancy Sue Jones Ronald L. Johnson Steven R. John ♦National Honor Society !Joleen Austin Ralph W. Kirby Lawrence Reed Kirtley Guy W. Larson Michael Lakey C Charles C. Layton Irene Adelle Lee George C. Magerle Debra Mae Marshall Patricia A. Martin Gary A. McNeel Barbara Miller Thomas Mortinson ♦Michael J. Morse Homer Mosely Jr. John Nether land Lonnie Netherland Harold A. Parmelee Stan Perry Julie Salinda Peters Terry Pierce Christine Prescott Debra A. Ratzat Bethwyn A. Rowe Margaret L. Rhoten Ruth M. Rigcl Candy Smith ♦Deborah E. Smith Reita J. Varner Cynthia M. Volosin George H. Westfall ♦Patricia Williams Wendell Williams Stephen A. W ray ♦Theresa L. Zwan Connie Eagle Michael P. Mahoney !GED Diploma Class Motto “WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN” Class Colors GREEN AND GOLD Class Flower YELLOW ROSE Advisors Mrs. Sybil Yoder Mr. Bob Hall COMMENCEMENT Mike Bellamy and Nancy Jones lead the procession. George Westfall receiving DVR Scholarship. ♦Processional....................“Solemn Processional,” Handel “Pomp and Circumstance,” Elgar ♦Invocation.............................Miss Patricia Williams ♦Flag Salute...............................(Led by Senior Class) Welcome.........................................Steve Wray Chorus......................“He ain’t heavy - He’s My Brother” Words-Music . Bob Russell Bobby Scott “We’ve Only Just Begun” Words by . Paul Williams Music by . Roger Nickols Valedictorian..........................Miss Patricia Williams Salutatorian.................................Miss Debra Smith Awards.....................................Mr. Robert Modde Presentation of Class........................Mr. Hugh Hartman Presentation of Diplomas...................Mr. Ford Patterson ♦Benediction............................Miss Patricia Williams ♦Recessional.........................“Triumphal March”, Greig ♦Audience please remain standing Organist..................................Mrs. Robert C. Gail May 19, 1971 8:00 P. M. Gene Simmons directs the chorus. 113 Valedictorian and Salutatorian Patricia Williams delivers the valedictory address. Pat was designated a 1971 Oregon Scholar, and was awarded a scholarship to Southern Oregon College. Debbie Smith, as Salutatorian, had the second highest GPA of the graduating class. She received a scholarship award to Oregon State University. Patti Martin and Shauna Carte were recipients of the Community Scholarship awards. Pat Williams Patti Martin and Shauna Carte Debbie Smith Oregon Scholars CITATION: The following outstanding students have been selected on the basis of their academic achievements and other demonstrated attributes according to state law, and are awarded the title of Oregon Scholars: Patricia Williams, Theresa Zwan. Theresa Zwan Theresa was the recipient of the Crisco Homemaker of the Year Award, and Pat received a scholarship to Southern Oregon College. Patricia Williams 115 A cademic A wards CYNTHIA VOLOSIN MIKE MORSE D. V. R. Scholarship to the National Defense Work Award Merritt Davis Business College. DONNA JOHNSON DEBBIE SMITH Tuition Scholarship to the O. S. U. Scholarship Award Ruby Edwards College of Beauty. 116 Scholarships DEBBIE SMITH MIKE MAHONEY O. S. U. 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