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

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Last year, a brand new principal came to us, bringing strong leadership and loads of spirit. We met Mr. Thompson in September of 1984 and were impressed with his positive attitude. He showed an interest in the students, and his actions proved that he really cared. Even though his discipline was strict, he expressed concern and understanding. This year brought alot of changes including Mr. Thompson's illness which forced him to leave the administration. We were sad to see him leave, but he encouraged us to anticipate the future and strive to attain our goals. Mr. Thompson shows his Chieftain pride. Without them. Rogue River High School would find itself in a state of confusion, and yet they seem to go relatively unnoticed. Throughout the hectic week, the secretaries work without ceasing until their business for the day is complete. These three ladies play an important role in controlling the activities that take place w ithin these walls. Though rarely receiving the recognition that is well deserved, Mary, Dana, and Denise never gave up on us. Their persistence is greatly appreciated, and we are all aware of the loss that we would be at without them. We thank you ladies for the fantastic job that you do. Mrs. Salyer starting her busy routine. Mrs. Stalker shows off that award-winning smile. 10

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Allan Tifft Charlie Ramos Lenore Olson Steve Plotnick Ken Rensi Brian Richards Larry Robin Troy Rolph Bill Willard Celia Schultz 9

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Marilyn takes a juice break. Working a thoroughly exhausting day, Angie and Marilyn continuously cook up delicious, nutritional dishes to satisfy everyone’s liking. This faithful pair also bake and sell cookies, sweet rolls, hot pretzels, peanut butter fudge, and other goodies before and after school. These ladies work tremendously hard to assure you a scrumptious meal everyday. Angie and Marilyn do alot of special work that takes an extreme amount of time, and they deserve alot of recognition and a big thanks! What did you say overflowed? Although cleaning up after four hundred students sometimes seemed like an endless job, our custodians never failed to keep our school clean and presentable. This year's custodians not only performed their janitorial duties. but they were also involved in extra projects that aided beautification of our school grounds. We'd like to thank them for maintaining their positive attitudes and for doing everything possible to make our campus one that we could be proud of. II Sieve lakes one of his few short breaks.