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

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Chiefs prepare to pluck the Honkers. Danceteam lights up the night with their flashlight routine. 29

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ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST The 1985 Homecoming game brought overwhelming success to Rogue River High School. Not only did it mark the return of night football since 1983, but also the spirit was high and excitement was electrifying. The first annual Homecoming parade was held this year, and enthusiastic students yelled, cheered, and honked their horns as they circled through town. Our team was definitely pumped as the parade made its final lap around the field. Halftime activities were as exciting as the game itself. Dance team members took the field and left their audience spellbound after performing a flashlight routine to “In The Air Tonite by Phil Collins. The girls did an excellent job, and the crowd rewarded them with tremendous applause. Several moments later, this year’s Homecoming court took center stage. The 1985 Homecoming Queen was announced: Senior, Jenny Parker, and the crowd voiced their approval. The Chiefs dominated the second half, and they looked superior on both offense and defense. The final seconds ticked away as the Chieftains crushed the Honkers, 25-0. This year’s Homecoming proved to be a great success. We only hope that the future brings many more our way. lights. 1985 Homecoming Queen is Jenny Parker! 1984 Homecoming Queen Lisa Meier, escorted by Ken Due. Senior Princess, Jenny Parker escorted by Brandon Bloomfield, lights up the night. Sophomore princess Marci Stonis, with Ben Montesano shimmer under the Junior princess Charlene Williams and escort Buddy Embrey ... a touch of glamour. Freshman princess Kristy Littlefield escorted by Ron Hammond show they’ve got class too. 28

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IN THE AIR TONIGHT Couples take a break from the fast beat and go to a slower rhythm. The 1985 Homecoming Dance was a total success. The night of October 26th was a night we'll never forget. Decorated by the sophomore class, the mini-gym appeared to be stunning. With clouds and stars, multi-colored Crete paper, and balloons, it was like a vision of a dream. The low-lit room put romance in the air, while candles were added for a touch of elegance. The sophomore class was congratulated for a superb job. RRHS’s Homecoming court made the night special. Jenny Parker, the queen, was the envy of many girls. Kristy Littlefield, freshman princess, was escorted by Ron Hammond. Our sophomore princess, Marci Stonis, was escorted by Ben Montesano. Radiant Charleen Williams was the pride of the junior class with her escort Buddy Embrey. The court danced through half of “In the Air Tonight, by Phil Collins, and they were joined in by eager boogiers and romantics. Anyone who missed the dance, missed out on one of the most memorable events of the year. 30 “You did what??!! While dancing, couples enjoy the music put on by Bob Dollar-hide.