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

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Mr. Rousculp. at the young age of 16. gained world-wide recognition for his award-winning bird house. Mrs. Shultz will have her own line of western fashion wear debuting this fall. Mrs. Smith, before teaching at R.R., moved from Paris where she was head chef at Burger King. Mr. Southern retired from teaching to prepare for Wimbleton '87. Mr. Tifft gave up logging because his tie kept getting caught in the chainsaw. Mr. VanCamp taught Mario Andretti everything he knows. Ms. West and Grizzly Adams are planning on climbing Mount Everest in the near future. Mr. Willard went on a diet for three weeks and lost 2 days. Q

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HECPM1G ‘HA'Tl'DS Rumor has it that Rogue River High School would be lost without them. Who. you ask? These two special people happen to be Mary Salyer and Dana Stalker, our office secretaries. These ladies hunted through a jungle of records trying to keep our school together this year, and they did an extraordinary job. Answering phones, running messages, typing letters, and bookkeeping duties would require Wonder Woman, but these secretaries do it all in stride. We really do appreciate all the work that you have done throughout the year. In addition to several students, there were two people who worked in the school kitchen. They were Marile Taylor, and Marilyn Lynd, and they did an incredible job in fixing up lunches. For what little the duo had to work with, they always offered the students a wide variety to choose from. It seems they always made the best of simple dishes. The organization of these ladies helped out a great deal. If they weren't so organized, their jobs wouldn’t have been so successful. Words can't express the deep gratitude the school has for the outstanding job they both did. I 14