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

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STYLE SHOW On May 10th at 8 pm in the high school gym the annual Home Economics Style Show took place. There were 90 different girls modeling. All points of fashion were viewed including: formals, bib shorts, sportswear, knickers, and several day dresses. Janis Smith and Wendy Webb used their vocal talents for added entertainment. The Art Department made the.props and decorations for the stage. CLOCKWISE: Jeannie Woodall showing off her new knic- kers and bolero. Debby Woodall models her red, white, and blue dress with matching shorts. In her mint green formal Sheryl Pearce shyly views the crowd. Joy McConnell is all smiles as she goes down the steps in her gold print dress and contrasting smock. Peggy Vermersch looks smart in her dress and pinafore. 26

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 A TIME TO REMEMBER The Junior-Senior Pro this year was one of never ending bliss that seemed to sake tiae stand still. Three Days and a Night was the naae of the band that played for the evening. Their audience was captivated throughout the evening by all the latest popular tunes, which were played very well. The soft music, the dinner by candlelight and the cozy atmosphere mingled together to produce a very romantic evening. Deanna Sharp escorted by Paul Gibbons, was crowned Queen for the exquisite occasion and was very proud to hold the title of 1972 Prom Queen. Her court was completed by Senior Princesses: LeeAnn Irvine, Judy Men- doza, Teena Liles, and Regina Williams and their escorts.