Rm MOND RIPA I93 34 In September l933 the Class or 31 entered the rmposrng and to not a few of us frrghtenrng portrls of Rogers Hrgh Qur class wrth rts 572 members had the drstrnctron of berng the largest freshman group to enter Rogers The frrst day we met rn the Assembly Hall were assrgned to home rooms and then shown about the buldrng When the sessron ended at noon most of us went home rn a state of excrted confusron However ln a few days we had settled down wrth the resolutron to do our best work and pass wrth Hyrng colors rnto the sophomore year Durrng our frrst year at Rogers certarn puprls rn the class entertarned therr fellow members at the freshmen assemblres Two plays were also presented by Mrss Stevens Englrsh classes On the twenty seyentlr of Aprrl the First lqreshmen Matrnee Dance was attended by a large number of the class and w as a great success Freshmen were also yery actrye rn many extra currrcular actrvrtres The class was well represented on the Student Counerl Orchestra Debatrng teams Red and Black and the yarrous athletrc teams Xvhen the June promotrons armed the hopes of the majorrty of the members of our class were realrzed and we passed trrumphantly rnto our second year at Rogers Our freshman year hayrng been such r success we all looked forward eagerly to carryrng on the good w orlc as sophomores l93 935 Returnrnv to our classrooms after tht summer yrcrtron the frrst rmportant eyent Presrdent Vrctor Delano Vrce Prcsrdent Anthony Pzdr Secreatry Dorothy Nev Treasurer Rheta Martrn Charrman of Socral Commrttee Douglas Hem At mrd year 'Xnthony Pedro hecrme 1 yunror rn Dorothy 'Ney left for VK as on trus lerwrrre the ee of X rem 4 rt rt t lrxrnf Ncmtfow was appornted to tht f rmzr posrtron rrrd l uerr l wt r r e The Sophomore Debatrng Club under the mrnrgemcnt of Mr Paul F Ebbrtt 3-l9 . f ' - , ' ' , . . . W I . 2 t I , , . . r ' ' . 1 LY' ' x ' . ' ' . ' V . g V '. . . ' , ' D 1 c . . y , - y K v vi - Y . . . . V I 1. . . , I fun s.. Y - IK V V . C t . V ., c . ' ' ' 'h . ' D 1 K K I - C K4 f Y I I l 1 . A Y .V . - I . . . . . V Y l w . v . 1 . , . ' ' V ,' , ' . , ' . . . K ,' E td 5 , y n . v . ' , 4gl ' D ' 1 t . 1 ' ' . A 'z t U , ' ' A ' in our sophomore year was the election of class ofhcers. These were: ' : ' ' I , -1 I 2 if 1 -O c I ' : 1 . ' t ' 1 ' : X . ' . j ' 'z z' 'gzd ' jll h- ingt . l 1 j ' ofh M '-llr'esid'r and Secretary' va urn. 5 . l' 1 ' '. 1 ' ' car A' 1 . .1 .0 Vzrs elected to fall the lz tt r. '- t ' , ' 1 1 1 1 ', , - ' ,
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