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

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Run that excuse by me again! From the first day of school, excuses flew into the attendance office like a hot, new rumor that had just broken loose. Listening to those countless excuses and spending hours of filling out paperwork. Mary Ann Graham was more than just our faithful leader behind the desk. After the first semester. all attendance was kept on a computer system that was capable of printing out all of the information that was needed. That was a tremendous improvement. If the rumors are true about the department’s efficiency, we can only hope that next year is as good, if not better. £O A£ CEA'DE'RS II heard it through the grapevine that Rogue River High is going through many positive changes and getting better each and every year. But indeed, this is no rumor. The changes and improvements that Mr. Goodrum and Mrs. Lockwood have made this year were a tremendous asset to the school. They both strive to create a positive attitude, and they are combining their efforts to greatly improve the environment and reputation of Rogue River High School. With such a dedicated administration, R.R.H.S. will continue to grow and learn.

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‘Jiear the RUCDO R that Ms. Bodily’s secret recipe for her buttery-tasting popcorn is actually pickled pig formaldehyde. Mr. Brown won the down-hill invitational at Sarejevo. Mrs. Codington is continually being bugged and asked to a 49er game by Ronnie Lott. Mr. Cosgrove keeps the Yuban coffee company in business. Mr. Foley has been seen loitering around telephone booths in red and blue pajamas. Mrs. Flitch has been chosen to model the 88 Barbie fashion line. Ms. Irish was clocked at 90 mph cruising through the McDonald’s parking lot on a Saturday night. Mr. Irwin opened for Bill Cosby in Madison Square Garden. Mrs. Laing, after wedlock, vowed to throw away her black book, but it is actually stored on her diskette. Mr. Lockridge challenged Michael Jordon to a slam dunk contest and won. 10