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

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Clockwise from bottom right: Andy Tocher and Mrs. Mary Wicklin alias Chick , find enjoyment in a slow dance. At the entrance everyone sticks in a hand hoping to get stamped first. From left they are: Mark Katzenbach, John Woodall, Chris Hamre, Larry Willard, Mr. Jim Mlsner (stamping), and Kathy Olmstead. Above, Julie Liles and Melodie Fien take time out for refreshment as Kathy Olmstead prepares more to serve. SPRING DANCE The class of ’76 sponsored Rogue River's first frosh semi-formal. The dance, which took place in the spring of the year was in the gym. According to our lovable principal, it was the most organized and best decorated dance of the year though there wasn't a record breaking turnout. The gym was divided for the occasion. Shamrocks, leprechauns, and dancers glowed as a hoard of black-lights shone down upon them, illuminating the atmosphere with an intriguing effect. The ambitious freshmen class sponsored the dance to help raise money for projects in the future. Social Life 17

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WISHING Clockwise, from above. Gari Bailey and R.R. alumni Howie Tocher were swinging to the music. Lola Yawn and Gene McConnell looked thrilled as SB president, John Baker was a-bout to coronate Lola as queen. ,TRag-gedy Ann looks thoroughly absorbed in their merry music-making. 16 Social Life

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STAGE III The Stage III drama class for the first time in the history RRHS produced a double-production, two plays in one night. The first was a knee-slapping comedy about a back-hills family that tries to marry their oldest though not the prettiest, to anyone because she had nothing going for her. The younger daughters in the family wished to get married, but according to tradition could not until their older, more homely sister was hitched. Cindi Glaves starred as Snoddy , the oldest daughter. Others in the cast were, Jim Rollins as Zeke , Carma Montgomery as Ma , Jim Isles as Pa , Tammy Paisley as Prissy Lou , Wendy Webb as Mandy , Lois Greenlaw as Neelie Ann , Pam Kirby as Sarray , Vicki Weber as Beck}' Mae , Jerry Primm as the preacher. Brad Branam as Bill Vandemere , and Kim Hall as Mrs. Vandemere . The second of the duo, and the more serious, was a heavy religious drama entitled The Search . Displaying her fantastic acting ability was Kippy Custer, playing the leading role as Mary Magdalene , the adultress. She was backed up by a great cast which included Jerry Prim and Vicki Weber as narrators, and Wendy Webb and Craig Rumph as Man I and Man II. Mrs. Cutburth once again directed the productions and as usual, did a terrific job in getting the most out of her actors and actresses. This page, clockwise, starting top l ight: Shy Zeke, (Jim Rollins), right, proposes to homely Snoddy (Cindi Glaves), center, as Snoddy's family observes with amazement. From left they are Carma Montgomery, Brad Branam, Tammy Paisley, and Kim Hall. Ma , Carma Montgomery, looks as if she's fed up. The stage crew is Hank Lehrman, on ladder, Bruce Morgan, and Elgin Glaves. Jim Rollins, right, watches closely. 18 Social Life