Rogers High School - Rogerian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Projectionists FlRST RONN: Don Warn, Harry Hinde, vice presidenf, Johnny Myer, waif, John Simoni, THIRD ROW: Bob Hinde, Chuck Seeman, Craig Bruce Baker, David Brower, president, SECOND ROW: Gordy Roh- Horvafh, Mike Fall, Bob Fox, John Brenne, Harry Gregg, Kenneih weder, Terry Armsfrong, Eugene Schultz, David Lafham, Don Roe, Chuck Schock, Jack Jacobs, Dave Hineline, Mr. O'Connell, Jim Adams, Pete Shinkevich, Bob Fall, Leonard Harvey, James Posile- Myles. Showing an average of Three hundred films per year, fhe proiecfionisfs are service organizafions. Qualificafions for membership are simply Thaf The sfudenf be willing To forfeiT a number of his sfudy periods To show films To The various classes. Proiecfionisfs, in addifion To showing The films, musf also be able To make minor repairs on Their equipmenf. Adviser for This organization, whose ob- iecfive is fo help feachers insTrucT Through films, is Mr, Robert O'Connell. He sees Thaf The films are shown on schedule. Proiecfionisis Chuck Schock, Charles Seeman, Ken Roe, and Gordy Rohwecler are repairing and dis- cussing one of The many proiecfors They run each week. educational programs at Rogers

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Discharging books and collecting fines in the Rog- ers library are two ot the many duties at the stu- dent librarians. They are a great help to Ivlrs. Franklin, the head librarian, in arranging books in systematic order. The twenty-two student as- sistants are kept busy helping with the displays, checking in new magazines and tracking down overdue books. Assisting with routine reference questions is a job that they willingly assume. The service which makes them invaluable to most Rogerites is the tact that they show students where to locate needed information and reference ma- terials. These librarians proved to be a great help in keeping the library onthe move in 1962. Checking out a book for Dick Stoddard are librarians Kathy Menke and Linda LeSueur. Librarians FIRST ROW: Kathy Menke, Barbara Cook, Joyce Kmiec. SECOND Albert, Mrs. Robert Franklin, John Swiergosz, Bill McConneha, Craig ROW: Leslie Spengler, Marian Moor, Joanne Kapfhammer, Joan Hovath, Joe Rawlins, Linda LeSueur, Margo Holland, Sandra But- Muckenhirn, Karen-Sue Knous, Claudia Ferner, Kathy Craft, Mar- ler, Mrs. Betty Hohenberger, assistant Librarian, garet Kuhl. THIRD ROW: Rita Patterson, Helen Anderson, Joyce li itil is tall The e students help to promote

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The e clubs ssist students in . LJ I I Latin vice president, J. Byers, nuntius, SECOND ROW. M. Gillmore, K Craft, M. Dietrick, B. Hannan, J. Grathwol, S. Mitchell, S. Crooks G. Wodford, J. Menzell, S. Larimer, A. Schwieterman, V. Crum, P Brueggmeierg THIRD ROW: J. Weber, V. Justice, S. Osterman, K Musch, B. Stoll, J. Angel, D. Jones, J. Hahnlen, J. Curtiss, J. Mein cer, R. Keebler, P. Stopher, Mrs. VanFleet, adviser, FOURTH ROW: C. Mumma, G. Stribling, D. Bruggemeier, C. Knepper, P. Bryan, L. Baker, D. Lamb, P. Sperling, P. Sperling, P. Sneed, B. Kauffman gpg, f, ,.,, N , 1 C. Day, W. Folger Jr., FIFTH ROW: J. Engwert, N. Collins, L. Bene- FIRST ROW: L. Mesnard, president, B. Sunday, secretary, B. Oaks, . dict, S. Warnke, K. Westphal, K. Baker, H. Bisbee, M. Miller, G. Eason, B. Krochmalny, J. Micham, M. Holland, B. Metcalf, J. Linnen- kugel, SIXTH ROW: J. Sneed, M. Kotz, J. Willeford, B. Zeadker, D. Dimke, D. Latham, J. Bartz, D. Roe, C. Prueter, M. Winkleman, S. Rey, S. Trumbull, C. Royce, T. Riek, SEVENTH ROW: L. Winston, E. Willingham, J. Bender, J. Borkenhagen, C. Moort, J. Kessler, B. Kimble, S. Willingham, L. Humphries, H. Crowley, P. Napierala, R. Tanner, R. Kotz, M. Peterson, R. Papenfuss. f Yfsm.:.11I lj ew . z...... W s. tu... ,-f 3, , i.v,....,..v,.... .. ' 4 RWM This year the Latin club was more active than it has been in other years. Besides having speakers at their meetings they had a Saturnalia with the French club. The Junior Classical League was also on the move with two interesting field trips. They iourneyed to the Toledo Art Muse- um to view the Roman and Greek ex- hibits. Then accompanied by the human- ities classes, the Latin students took a trip to the University ot Michigan to tour the campus and the Helsey Museum. Lat- in Ill members and their adviser, Mrs. Mildred VanFleet, learned more about the Romans by seeing a Roman play. Dave Dimke, Sue Rey, Pat Bryan and John Bor- kenhagen examine some of the relics and models of the ancient Roman and Greek empires.