Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

Page 8 text:

if hr Jfuninf it Amzmubss on lwfxizif uf Hu: 1:12 ?'1x'L5L'5Q,'f'liE'.'ff' '5 uriih ezbmiz'i'xii1'fn iff, ai we mffnt zrzziifanhiz' iriff n3Y, Em? fL7'!?21'4i Eng nur lllxikl' A -

Page 7 text:

wi ASS SNXUE 0 ..2, ANNAPHLIS HIGH SCHOHL ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND P rrfsffrl fs THE SCHOOL .-KN N U AI THE WAKE NINETEEN EIETY FIVE 0?

Page 9 text:

With a special twinkle in his blue eyes for every occasion, Mr. 1. Calvin Rogers has untangled our gross misconceptions of algebra, given a tremendous boost to the athletic teams of his alma mater, and scolded us for being tardy. The conversation of upperclassmeu first brought his'name to our attention as fresh- men. We wondered if the unrelenting tru- ant officer and the man affectionately re- ferred to as II. C. could be one and the same person. Given Air. Rogers as instructor, we quick- ly resolved in our sophomore year that geometry was a highly delectable course at AHS. ii r JOHN CALVIN ROGERS W VVhen some of us plunged into the vast unknowns of algebra as juniors, Mr. Rog- ers came to our rescue with some helpful formulas to put us onthe right paths. Supplementing our constructive efforts as seniors by balancing the budget of the Athletic Association, coaching the soccer squad, and tutoring the slower mathema- ticians kept Mr. Rogers burning the lamps at school past six every evening. , So it is with warm pleasure and sincere ad- miration of our hero that we, the seniors of AHS, dedicate this literary commemora- tion of our school days to our favorite, I. C. Rogers. .ID 3