Rogers High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Nancy Carlson B.S. WSU English Ron Challender B.A. EWU Industrial Arts- metals, Social Studies Edythe Coleman M.A. Gonzaga Special Education- English Andrea Crisp B.A.-Ed., B.A. EWU Home 8 Family Life, Social Studies Carol Carpenter B.A. EWU Physical Education. Health Donald Cobb B.A. EWU, M.Ed. Whitworth Principal Paul Cooley B.A.-Ed., B.A. EWU Sociology, Behavioral Science, C.W.A. Joseph W. Culler B.Ed., M.Ed. EWU Industrial Arts. Special Education Joanna Derrick BookkeeperfBusiness Office Gaye Dionne Library Paraprofessional Mike Emery A.A. SFCC Liaison, Asst. Coach: Frosh Football, J.V. Softball, Hockey Coach Daisy Chapman B.A. Whitworth Fine Arts Chris Cochrane A.A. SFCC. B.A. EWU Biology, Math Diane Cosby B.A. U of New Hampshire Special Education Paraprofessional Patty Davis B.S. WSU Math Susan DeMond B.S. Cal. State U- Northridge. M.A. Loyola Marymount U- L.A. Learning Resource Center Jeanne Duer Bookroom Clerk Jacquie Ewell B.A. EWU Home Economics

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V 1 ff, Z yi R.. Lucy Adams B.A. WSU, M.A. Boston U. Junior Guidance Counselor Thomas Battista B.M., M.M. U of Arizona Director of Instrumental Music Dave Betts B.A. EWU Fine Arts Bob Brown B.A. EWU, M.A. Whitworth Voc. Power Technology, Math Joe Busch B.S., M.Ed. Gonzaga Guidance Coordinator, Sophomore Guidance Counselor Margaret Butler Secretary - Public Office Elsie Cadena B.A. Gonzaga, M.A. Whitworth Social Studies. English Jeannine Atwood B.A. U of W. M.A. Whitworth Senior Guidance Counselor Carol J. Baumgartner B.A. U of W. B.A. EWU English Russ Bishop B.S. WSU Career Center Assistant CCareer Planningj James W. Buckley B.A. EWSU, B.Ed Whitworth Math Cobb Heads The Pirates. Donald Cobb. once a student of Rogers himself, is now the leader of the Pirate clan. Before becoming the principal at Rogers he taught and served as vice principal and sophomore counselor at Shadle for twenty years. Being a principal at a large high school is not an easy task. it takes a lot of time outside the school hours. A principal generally serves on different committees and community groups within the district. Being an alumni of Rogers means coming back to many changes which include the Annex. the Industrial Arts Department, and the Fieldhouse. Besides all the changes that take place, no school is complete without the outstanding faculty and tremendous student body. We are very lucky to have a principal who cares as tnuch about Rogers as Donald Cobb. Loretta Atwood B.A. U of Wyomin M.A. EWU Math. Computers Nancy Bell T.S.E. Paraprofessional Cheerleader Advis Carol Blake B.A. EWU LibraryfMedia Specialist Peggy Burt B.S. WSU, Teachin Cert. U. of Monta Biology, AP Principal, Don Cobb converses with Central Principal, Dick O'Dell during Shrine festivities the hospital prior to the big Shrine football ga Through combined efforts we were able to h hospitalized children.

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Tom Flanigan B.A. EWU, M.A. Whitworth Freshman Guidance Counselor Leon Gaston B.Ed. Gonzaga English, Social Studies Micheal Hadway B.A. EWU Drafting. Photography, Math Gary Harms B.A., M.Ed. Eastern Wa State College Industrial Arts. Woodworking Edie Heisler Paraprofessionalz RA Math 8 English, Business Office Carole Hoerner B.A. Whitworth College, U Of Nice. France English, French Laila Kaer B.A. EWU Paraprofessional-ISS P Sandra E. Flatt B.A. EWU, M.Ed. EWU English, Vocabulary Paulette Greenland Guidance Secretary Bart Haggin B.A. U of W, M.A. U of Oregon English Gwen Harris B.S.-Ed. Special Education- Social Studies. English Cooking It Up With Style There are many things which have to be done in order to be a school cook. They start as a substitute, cooking their way from school to school. At first they only work about two hours a day and gradually work up to a full shift lasting from 5:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. every school day. Here at Rogers we have seven cooks who have all been working here at least four years. They each have their own job for which they are responsible, and they prepare all of the food we eat right here at school. They all enjoy cooking very much, and being with the students. However, Helen Murphy, the head cook and manager, said that this year there were less students eating in the cafeteria. Diane Floyd B.S. WSU, M.Ed. EWU Math George Gulusis B.A. WSU Math, Social Studi Tom W. Hale B.A. EWU, M.S. W Graphics Mary C. Haugen B.S. Mankato State U. M.A. EWU Assistant Principal Pictured left to right: Connie Probert. Lor Schultz. Martha Kent, Betty Thompson, Helen A. phy, Jan Breitsprecher, Lillian Sullivan.