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

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Speaking of good times, guess what I heard? Homecoming night at R.R.H.S. was outstanding! Even though the Chiefs lost to Henley, they put up a gallant fight, and for the first time in recent history, the Chiefs came close to capturing a victory over the Hornets. Throughout the first half the Chiefs’ defense was outstanding, while the offense failed to score, despite the fact that they were inside the Hornets 20 yard line three times. R.R. went into the locker room with a 3-0 lead. Hundreds of Rogue River fans took a break from football action and enjoyed a spectacular performance given by the danceteam and cheerleaders, to begin the halftime ceremonies. Red beams of light glowed in the darkness as they danced flawlessly to Let the Music Play by Shannon. Following the extraordinary show was the crowning of this year’s Homecoming Queen. After several anxious moments of wait- ing for the lights to come back on. the court took to the field and Junior, Crissy Thomas, was announced this year’s winner. The glittering crown was placed upon her head as escort Mark Mitchell, looked on with pride. The Queen’s court surrounded her with congratulations. The court consisted of Sr.. Bonnie Parson, escorted by Buddy Embrey Soph., Jenny Anderson, escorted by Kevin Wadhams-, and Frosh., Deena McCarver, escorted by Aaron Hoffman. When the game resumed, the air was full of excitement and tension. The confident Chiefs watched victory slip through their fingers, however. The final score was 12-3 Hornets. It was a tight game the entire way, and our guys played tough. A victory would have been great, but the loss didn’t affect the spirit in the air. Rumor has it that the Chieftains are on their way up. They sure are proving it.

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HEAUE17 117 -JJOUE. EKES Yes, I’m telling you the truth, everyone was there! The 1986 Homecoming was one hot event. When the couples made their entrances into the mini-gym, they were overwhelmed by the enchantment of it. The sophomore class labored all day to make the atmosphere elegant. Multi-colored crepe paper, an assortment of approximately 400 balloons, candles, and a crystal punch bowl added a touch of class that made it a night that would be etched in our hearts forever. The glamourously attired ladies and gentlemen danced to the popular beat provided by KFMJ. When the theme song Heaven in Your Eyes gently drifted through the room, couples cleared the floor for the 1986 Homecoming Queen and her court. Hearsay has it that the dance was enjoyed by everyone and will be remembered for years to come. The 1986 Homecoming Queen and her court smile for the camera.