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

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 1 — Brandon Bloomfield, Danny Young, and Dennis Asher cheer on the junior girls. 2— Katie Nurre reaches out to junior, Shannon Gilinsky, to help her up. 3—Going for a mad-dash to the end zone, Gloria Stoker prepares to whiz by senior, Bernice Marquez. 4— Junior coach VanCamp shows the juniors the new dance step, while they look on. 1 1

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FEMALE FOOTBALL STARS? MALE CHEERLEADERS? Something may seem wrong here, but it really isn't. Everything is actually just as it's supposed to be. What seems like a bizarre mass of ridiculous, backwards nonsense, is actually called a Powder Puff Football Game. Nearly fifty junior and senior girls played in this year's Powder Puff Game. Mr. Schlect coached the seniors and Mr. Vancamp coached the juniors. Assistant coaches were Tom Brown, Dan Harwood, and Tom Sherrow for the seniors, and Keith Willard and Woody Morgan for the juniors. While the sun shone through a crack in the clouds, both teams battled to hold the 1984 Powder Puff Title Both offensive teams knew their plays and carried them out well. However, the strong defense of both teams were able to hold their opposition. The game ended with a 0-0 tie. There was one injury during the game. Kadee Pearce was accidently knocked down and kicked in the face during the fourth quarter. She was taken to the hospital and treated for a sprained neck and a fat lip. The coaches were happy with the way the game was played. Mr. Schlect feels, It was a hard fought contest. Since it ended in a tie, I feel both teams won. U2—Here she comes, Noelle Sie-bert, ready to score. 1 — Screaming and cheering, aren't those Varsity Cheerleaders sexy? P P o u W F D F 3—Here comes those seniors, ready to kill the juniors! R 4—Smiling, Tina Ladd seems to think, victory for the senior, but was it a victory? 10

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Lovers .. . Lovers . .. Keith Willard, Deanna Allman Brandon Bloomfield, Tammy Ferrara John Sobol, Heidi Abernathy Steve George, Debbie Edwards Dave Wilson, Vicki Melms It doesn't really matter When I think of you, I am perfectly content; Never worry about what I have to do, I consider time well spent with you. Maybe I should be busy, there are other things to do; But it doesn't really matter much. I love to dream of you. You're all that really matters. You mean so much to me; I don't know what I'd do without you, I don't know what I'd be. When we are together, When your holding me in your arms, your love is what I think about, Not your looks or charms. You hold me and take care of me; you love me all the time; you're all that really matters to me, And I know you'll always be mine. ANONYMOUS f Scott Glenn, Liso Meir Ritch Massey, Kadee Pearce 12