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

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SPANISH ACTIVITIES June 24, 1972, the members of the Spanish II class began money making efforts with a goal of going to Mexico in June of 1973. They had a concession stand selling Tacos at the Rooster Crow. Then they sold inflatable cushions during football season. On October 6 they held a Spanish dinner that brought $270. 50. During basketball and wrestling season they sold raffle tickets for a hand-made afghan, made especially for the class by Mrs. Yoder’s mother. The afghan was given away at the last home basketball game. Also they held another dinner the same night, but it wasn't as successful as the first one. In the spring they took the concession stand at an invitational track meet. Their last project of the year was a car wash held June 2. The class started out with nine people planning to make the trip. It dwindled to five by the time they left. The five students and three adults left June 11 and returned June 23. Their trip included stops at Hermosillo, Obregon, and Matzatlan. CLOCKWISE, starting at top left. Kathy Glaves has a very greedy look holding all that money. Wendy Webb leading the line at one of the dinners. Mrs. Rieck, Mrs. Dick, Rosemerri Jentzsch, and Candy Moore discuss the dinner and other things of interest. Peggy Vermersch tending the door and selling tickets. Opposite page: Wendy Webb, campaign manager for Del Brown, tells why he would be a good president. John Rosy” Custer does his thing for Jay Wisshack. Jim Isles assures the student body that he is the one for vice-president. 26 School Life

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CLOCKWISE from top left: One of the Brew sings a solo. Junior class president Del Brown prepares to crown Joanne Jorgensen. Tim Cummings is her escort. Marie Pecor and Cheri Haberman congratulate the stunning queen as Tim beams with pride. Court picture from left. Gari Bailey, Howie Tocher, June Cummings, Charlie Smith, Joanne Jorgensen, Tim Cummings, Rhonda Barrett, Mike Brayette, Kippy Custer, and John Custer. Social Life 25

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' S ELECTIONS The student body elections were held a little differently this year. Each candidate had to have 50 signatures on his petition and a 2. 25 GPA. At least two candidates had to file for each on ice or the Student Council would draft a person to run. Fortunately this was not necessary. Campaigning began the first week of May with speeches and elections on Friday the 4th. This was the first year in a long time that there were three candidates for President, Del Brown, Joe Sutton, and Steve Pauls. Vice-Presidential candidates were Jay Wisshack and Jim Isles. Running for Secretary were Janice Gandy and Colleen Carte'. A tie for an office is unusual but for President is very unusual. But it happened. Joe Sutton and Del Brown both had 96 votes. In the end the new student body officers were Del Brown, Jay Wisshack, and Janice Gandy.