Rogers High School - Rogerian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

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Not stopped by this-setback, he kept talking about and fight- ing for this dream until his death in 1944. We, the students of to- day and those of tomorrow, are reaping the reward of Robert S. Rogers, gallant fight for a high school for our community. Thus, the first Rogerian is gratefully dedicated to the memory of Mr. Robert Standish Rogers. 4 ROGERIAN STAFF Seniors ....... Underclassmen Features .... Faculty ...... Organizations . Sports ....... Photographer . Advisor ...... Emblem Design Ram Design . . Co-Editors Kathy Kelly, Editor, Darlene Kwapich Janet Polzin, Editor, Sue Mcrfigue, Carolyn Ahrendt Barbara Fall, Judy Fling, Billie Ghaster Blanche Olejniczak Connie Smith, Sue Wuerful Delores Bell . . . . . . . . . . Jim Tunison, Pat Anderson . . . . . . . . , . . 'Nilfried Hildebrandt Carl Papenfus, Business Manager Bonnie Schondel, Assistant Mr. Frederick M. Marlo . . . . . . . . Gaylord Rusch . . . Nancy Sawin 5 Book of Knowledge Lamp of Learning The Unfinished Pyra- mid Literature View from the Gymnasium Lobby L, E l ! fafxsv Y 6 W. rurunr HIGH-SCHUDL SHE . . . FROM THIS Rogers High School opened its doors for the first time on September 5, 1956. Finally a reality, this long hoped-for, planned-for, high school has more than ful- filled the dreams of the many who fought and worked for it since 1938. On November 25, 1956, our new 851,124,386 high school was dedicated. The inspiring program included the acceptance of the building, presentation of the American flags to the school, a few selections by the Drum and Bugle Corps of Baker-Stengle Post, and the Rogers Concert Band and Chorus. A tour of the build- ing followed the program. Thus Rogers High School has taken its place in furthering the education of the young people of Adams Township. T0 THIS Besides all the work it takes to run five elementary schools, the Adams Township school board has been faced with a new problem, the new high school. The board has spent many long hours to provide the best in school facilities for the students in this area. Mr. Carl J. Rasmus, the Superintendant of the Adams Township Schools, is one of the busiest men in the township. In addition to the high school, he is administrator of the five elementary schools. From the left, Mr. Carl J. Rasmus, Mr. John Wiley, Mr. Harold Cameron, Clerk of Board, Mrs Marguerite Sawin, Mr. Stanley Reynolds, Mr. Bernard C. Hardly, and Mr. Walter Brimmer, at front. ' 1 lv 1 1115 teacb G1-S To 02 'Va J' dock abd with students Delores Bell and Blanche Bo jniczak. Liked by all, Mr. Jack Fishbaugh is another Hrst at Rogers. Being the first principal he had many problems in organizing the first year of the high school. Even though he was always busy he always had time for the individual problems of students and teachers. 15,66 11 with secretary Thelma Barnes ,QF 5 sw WL, s1..,,,1 Late to class? Absent yesterday? Then you'll have to see one of the deans, Mrs. Theodora Hazel or Mr. Robert A. Hedrick. Aside from writing excuses they are always available for personal counseling. Throughout the day, you will find Mrs, Thelma Barnes, Mr. Fish- baugh's secretary diligently at oflice tasks. In addition to secretarial work, she sells workbooks, locks, answers the telephone, and manages the traf- fic in the office as well as a New York Central dispatcher. 10 ROBERT C. BEAN Chemistry Science Cornell University University of Toledo Ohio University B.S.A., M.A. BETTY C. BUCHHOLZ Homemaking Miami University B.S. VINCENT A. CONTRADA Athletic Director World History George Washington University Toledo University B.S.M. of Ed. HELEN CRAIG English Ohio State George Washington University B.A., B. Sc. in Ed., M.A. MYRON L. CARMAN Drivers Training Physical Education University of Toledo B. of Ed. POLLY J. COLLINS Shorthand, Typing Business English University of Toledo B. of Ed. 4 1 of ERVIN F. DOMAN Math English Toledo University B. of S. B. of Ed. DOROTHY E. DONALDSON Physical Education English University of Toledo B. of Ed. RAY EDWARDS Algebra Geometry Bowling Green State Purdue University B.S. in Ed. DUANE FENDER Civics Biology Drivers Education Ohio Northern Universlty B.S. in Ed. BERNARD E. FROST Spanish English Kent State University University of Toledo Western Reserve University University de Panama ROBERT GARDNER General Science Miami University B.A. CLEO C. LADD Industrial Arts Indiana University Ohio Northern University B.S., M.S. JOSEPH P. LUCAS Biology, General Science University of Toledo B. of Ed. f7 IQ., if THOMAS W. HAYDOCK Industrial Arts University of Toledo Ohio State University Central Michigan B.S. ROBERT JAFFKE Basic Math Modern Civics Plane Geometry University of Toledo LESTER C. MINNEMAN Algebra Math and Physics Capital University B.S. in Ed, CLIFFORD H. MYERS Band Ohio State University B.S. FREDERICK M. MARLO English, Journalism Ohio Northern University Ohio State University B.S.Ed., M.A. MARGARET M. MILLER French, English Oxford College Middlebury College Ohio State University Western Reserve Diploma La Sorbonne A.B., M.A. VELMA C. PFEIFFER Typing Bookkeeping Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Indiana University ROGER A. PHILLIPS English, Public Speaking Bowling Green State University B.S. CHRISTINE H. RISWALD Vocal Music Bowling Green State University University of Michigan M.M., B.S. ROBERT RITTICHIER History, Physical Education Toledo University B.E. LAWRENCE E. SWANTUSCH Math University of Toledo B. of Ed., M. Ed. HAROLD E. TITTLE Business, Typing University of Toledo B.B.A., B. of Ed. T' A sill:-f W' -- ROBERT H. SCHULTZ American Government Physical Education University of Toledo B.E. JOSEPHINE M. SPARKS English Ohio State University University of Southern California Bowling Green State University Columbia University B. Sc., M.A. MILDRED VAN FLEET Latin, English College of Wooster Bowling Green State University A.B. RUSSELL J. WEST Librarian York Junior College Ohio University University of Wisconsin Western Reserve University B.S. Ed., M.S.L.S. GW ROBERT KRITZER Civics, American History Michigan State University B,S. PATRICIA PICKETT History, English Physical Education University of Toledo B. Ed. I6 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MAINTENANCE Vincent Contrada, athletic director and World History teacher, plays an important part in the athletic events at Rogers. Mr. Contrada has full charge of scheduling games, pur- chasing athletic equipment, and see lecting the officials for the games. The credit for the upkeep of our shiny new school goes to our custodians, who sweep, dust, shine, wax, and polish. Above are the day custocliansffroin the left are: john Shardt, jack Smith, and Lona Pinky Pink. I 7 l CAFETERIA WCRKERS FIRST ROW: E. Armstrong, V. Pigg, N. Trory, J Rieger, H. Culbertson. SECOND ROW: M. Gilmore D. Baum, O. Heath, supervisorg I. Erdman, D. jay C. Kujawski, T. Inman. THIRD ROW: E. Hafner M. Lefller, 0. Free, E. Monneback, M. Dye. Practically everyone considers fourth period the best of them all. Why? It's a half-hour respite from studies and lectures and a time for good food and relaxa- tion in the comfort of the light and airy cafeteria. The above ladies greet and feed approximately 650 people each day. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Tussing, E. Wel shans, H. Greenleese, L. Williams, VV. Nof zinger, R. YVills, C. Xvestrum, P. Billick, G lietsma, VV. Wynes. First in the morning-last at night. The bus drivers transport the majority of the Rogerites. Not all ol' the Adams Twp. drivers are pictured, but it's the most we were able to pose at one time. 1 ru., tw +1 J me X SENIOR OFFICERS From thc left: Dave Mlilliams. Treasurer: Jackie Publ, Vice Presidentg jim Tunisou, President: and Esther Hummel, Secretary. At last we have completed our twelve years of schooling and we are ready to step out into this big world to meet the many adventures that we will surely en' counter. After graduation, some of us may further our education in college, some may join a branch of the service, and others may get jobsg but no matter what path of life we may choose to follow, we shall always remember, with a smile, our school days. The friends we have made, the lessons we have studied, the clubs we have joined, and all the activities in which we have participated, have prepared us well- to be the citizens of tomorrow. R. H. S. CLASS CF 1957 ROGERS' FIRST GRADUATING cLAss 20 IEDYV.-XRD AHLFORS He's :ml a man to raw and .clzout but lu' s as jmfmlnr as all get out. ' CAROLYN AHRENIYI' C11mlvn has ll l11'ar'I of friendslzijf' LINDA ALDRICH ' I.llldIl'XUgl'!ll'101lS and kmd: 0 gzrl like llei 1.9 hard to lmd. 21 DEE AREHART Sometimes quiet, sonzetimex shy, hut the rest of the time, Oh, My. ' PATRICIA ANDERSON 1'Head of gold and eyes of blueg small zvonrler we are pleased with you. jOHN BEDFORD He's every bit of fun, yet considerate of everyone. DOLORES BELL Light and gay, she'.s always tha! way. DAVID BRIMMER Beware when the great God lets lnoxe a thinker on this filanetf' 2 .,:iA BRIAN BOOR Innocent-looking, but so is d-Ylllllllifft' sometimes. ANNE CARL She is witty to zualk with, and witty to talk with. JOHN CARL Wise men say nothing in dangerous Iin1es. PATRICIA CARR Rare compound of originality, frolie, and fun. ' LARRY CARROLL Happy am Ig free from eareg why aren't they all contented like me? LINDA CHRISTEN A package of good will. JUDY COOPER A quiet miss with a quiet way, stores up knowledge day by day. NANCY CRANE CouIdn't be neater, couldn't be sweet n ET. SALLY DRAVES Never too busy to be friendly. LILLIAN DAY 'AA quiet rrmsrience makes one so we renef' 26 DORIS DRIVER 'An ideal friend, helpful and sweet. JOYCE DUDEK It's a friendly heart that has many friends. 27 JAMES DULTMEYER Anything you can do, I can do better. DEANNA EDSON Wisdom is a priceless gift. GENIECE EISENMANN To know her is to like her. PRISCILLA EICHENLAUB If you get simple beauty, you get about the best thing God invents. ELAINE FALL No one's enemy-everyoneiv friend. BARBARA FALL She's sunshine for any gloomy day JUDITH FLING She will be what she will--and how CAROLYN FROSCH Sugar and spice and everything Hire. NANCY GARNER Energy is eternal delight. XVILMA GHASTER Her eyes bear a merry twinkle. 30 RICHARD C-INGRICH As merry as the day is long. WILLIAM GICAX Great thoughts, like great deeds need no trumpet. PHYLLIS HATCI'IIiR True to herself and others. 31 BEVERLY HAYES Eager alzuayx I0 do 1vl1at's best. IDIANIC HAYWARD No1l1i11g is so jwjmlar as kindness. CAROLYN HECKINCER She's got a mild manner wilh a gentle heart. 32 MARILYN HELLER A cheerful girl, friendly too, .rhe will always have a smile for you. HAROLD HELMS ...none but himself can be his parallel. WILFRIED HILDEBRANDT The right man to fill the right place. 33 RICHARD HUFF Life will never grow weary to him. ROBERTA HILL The future holds great things for you. CLARENCE HUMMEL His friends, there are many-his foes are there any? ESTHER HUMMI-LL The best part of beauty is that which a picture cannot express. Qi! v N. 1,5 Q M, Q ,dw 2. V '35 I 'N M 1' l Q' DAVID JOHNSON A man's artions show his character. ' N S ,I L ? PATRICIA INMAN She looks nireg she seems nireg she is wife. HENRY KAMM 'He has a way with people. KENNETH KAMM Only fools are Jeriousf' GERALD KEIL His friendship is as strong as steel DARLEEN KEISER If you want a friend who will al- ways be trueg Darleen is the one for you. THELMA KELLEY A smile lights her way. KATHRYN KELLY What a wonderful world this would be, if all were as pleasant as shef' Q N 1 DONNABELLE KELSEY Be good, do good, and you will be happy. CAROLYN KING As the stars shine so does she. RUSSELL KEPLER A plzfasanl and carefree lad is heh 38 2 STEVE KMIEC a very likable chap is he. 3196 ,iz -4 xg, ! w,e,,,, .. 4 ,,YL WW FLORENCE KNAGGS Youth calls for pleasure. JOHN KOEHL 'Ifiive me a standing placr, and I zuill move the earlh . LEONARD KORALEWSKI I confexs nothing, I deny nothing. DARLENE KWAPICH Fair, with golden hairg sorneoneis dream girl 5he'.v sure to be. R fg. he it t . 1 I . Afwt in ti , .Eg ,,g,i ,f . I Y f 'U5H'e?i2',ifS: 75, si I FH , Jedi ,- ffm We -1- V , .- if is ih 1? M: in , ., ..,. , W, .M 4 J X Q ggggi325,5gg2I:: ' I wg: ' my yi 'si 1-T' N ew fi' fi' , . ,S ' wi? ' W, my . ff-' 1 ',VL, ' BONNIE KURTH N ,wg,,,5, ' H4 midget in height, in ability V L V might. g i t eetgit ,i . , ' ,.g,fffi5ez3 : - S' M ,QWX MQ1 , , wx?a- ,ff me ,f rr rarities Lifrfgrn? fm' Mfwgs 1 ww ,iw ' i A 'K 40 ALICE LIETZKE - One of the few whose friendxhip is truef, LORETTA LARIMER Light and gay, all the way. BARBARA MALOHN A dream is a wish your heart makexf' ROBER1' Mclil.Hl'1NliY Im? to l1m1.s1'lf and olllws. KV! www, if , . A 5 325 2, ,- K.,-wzyl , i Jtmxs xmuv Sn1ilf's all the 'll'lIilP.U SITLXNNE MQTIGIFE A little shy, a little quiet, but nlmzr' SIIFJS ll riot. 42 XVILLIAM NIESSMORIE Iolly and gay, he's alzvays that way, LOU ANN MERCE Ever full of fun: hut alzvays rofzsifiwate of f'1ffry0m . JOYCE MICHAM Her fzzendlzness zs n surf Int, she s mm you can't forget. +3 FAY MILLER Without talking, Fay couldrft bear she puts good humor in the air. RITA MOCKENSTURM She hasnlt much to say, yet she is pleasant. THOMAS NOFZINGER Boys will be boyxln 44 J JOAN NOWAK Intelligent and brightg thafs joan all right. JUDITH OAKS Judith has the stuf that eountsg success will come in great amounts. BLANCHE OLEJNICZAK Always has leisure to assist a friendf' 45 MARGARET BOWVERS The milrlest manner with the bravest mind. we ga, ,A 2 .,... ff ' .1 A I 46 LEYVIS OWEN Another seasrm, another reason for making I'VHO0PEE. ' CARL PAPENFUS Such a man deserves success. PATRICIA PFOUTZ Shel: always just herself. W 'HNWY Y, Z i :KZ V M of ' .,, l :2 . V ..- .- 4 .5 , -,,,--me--,-: ,ms Q . N w . , rg CHARLENE PUHL Happy, thoughtful, kind, trueg there is no favor she uforft do. M5 47 JAN ET POLZIN Short and sweet from her head to hm feet. JACQUELINE PUHL Athletically inclined, a girl like her ix hard to findf, BYRON REED Quiet in appearance with motives unknownf' ROBERT REIFERT Whatever he does, he does with ease. CLIFFORD RIPPKE Doin' what some natur'ly. ' NORMAN ROBIE 'Each man has his own desires. GAYLORD RUSCH 'Happiness of men consists of life LEONARD RUSE A jolly friendly fellow liked by all JACQUELINE SANDUSKY 'Neat and classyg a neat little lassief, VIRGINIA SALETA A pleasant smile is just one of her assets? 50 ANDREA SIEJA 'Happy and gay in a sweet wayf' V ctw JOSEPH SMITH ark and the world work! with you. 51 ROBERT STALTER Grant me fame or grant me any thing. CHARLES STANGE Let's have song, women, mirth, and laughter, sermons and soda water, the day afterf' SU ZANNE STONER Dark eyes, dark hair, a little bit of I don't care. Jw. L,,- i. ,-t' :e,,.,.,,,.:,. ,, s , A . mia-:iff 5.512159-Zi, ,e .W . .- w t tg, 'Z-'5.ff2 ' : 5' ' 15 1 I .... V . , ,.. J K f, t,,. X if Q S X W Wx ggi, 'lu Mfii5 '5.'.i':s. ,i,2':I,q:QQ 7 V . .,455g'-w g:5'f:. 5 z i. . gffvgffv 1, 1, - W ' e51'5?S'?Q:- , ,QQ tii,. Fi s 'YEF E-I- -5,: K Q F'f:.'1:II. :I'E:. , . L S, 1, S' ' . .- 'l ' ' is-ri? ,. , ,. I wail, -i ,Z ,, ,.., g,12fi,i,SgSTW w in-.m, 2- - pt. i Q ,... wfiiifffzffz' it ,. .i. Q91'w1Y5211fE2:i'i' -' fm,f,ff:f31L115if',f M , , , fl gi5wg.i,-1-.fi ,wwf ,. - ' , Q 15 7,,'-Ifggijz-g'5f:gKf : F: L g. f - :. ' , ..., ,t,. ,w , ----' BARBARA STARK Always carefree and gay, Barb'.r nice in every way. iw 5, 1 A-wil: 1 it 7,-Ai, NANCY SZALKOWSKI A well groomed gal, a good friend to everyone. fr KAREN STRANDBORG 'Karen is serious and sweetg just to know her is a treat. TED TESCHNER A man of many abilities and a friend to all. JANET TILLER Not too serious, not too gayg just nicef' CONSTANCE THRASHER Full of glee, that'5 our Connief e e e 1.3: I 5 7, -, -pw 2 k JAMES TUNISON Well liked by one and all, truly a leader jim will makef, 54 f.., - Rh I GLEN WHITTAKER A man with a purpose. RAY WENIG A character of a happy life KAREN WILLARD Strive and you will succeed. 55 DAVID WILLIAMS Such a man would win anyone. JON WILSON Youth meeting life on its own terms. LARRY WINTERS A good-natured guy. 56 Magma l 'Ifif?f2'lfQ., '.i','.l 11 ' ' , A A 2-SmQ,,ir,,.w1y,a5g,,'.Z W - fgxfffemsu 'f if 1 K 4 I rwlsf, fa W w- use 'Y s ,525 1 35 MARLIN WORSTELL Always ready or un. ysgm V, ., S N, 4 X. . I, , , NW W -'Q frwwfa-wfgg:iz,lrgv ' , ' rf , K f 'r'wmf'4 m4xgg1:Prf7.e1 f . M i , H , ' ,' ry J51U1ffJ1v2?Y1'V . .. K5 ,.., 2:21.,i:Lst1ait'Qfl3? M -IM , , 'L' f ri-1K,T:zi'EY55'53?LQi5' tl, .Ix '-- KE, . f an , fa - 5' N , IM - Y- 1,- '- 52 ' fi: fy 1' 1 , rw . 'V if ' .1 li ,. .. br , y 1 w w ff f f f' if L, V xv i i, . f ii t ,, . , , ' f'rfffs2?5 -,1 fi 'iff f ' aww Wai gif? N f'l6L '::E :'.Zl7', I K ..' r m r lk :gm w x ,f f , , ' - , if 5' ' f ..f:.?3E-592-'w7f:,El9f' 1:-if ' f ?3'!'5L55Q,, fy ze JOAN WRIGHT Carefree and gay, merrily she treads the way. WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN Look back and smile at the past. 57 HOWARD ZINGG Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. X CAMERA,SHY MELVIN ADAMSKI DANIEL CAIN EDWARD CARPENTER BRIAN FOOKS ROBERT PFOUTZ JACQUELINE SMITH 58 SENIOR SNAPSHOTS ,Vw i J! MJ That old gang of mine. This takes the cake. I didn't take the cook- ies, Mommief' w 1 'K5 -- 4 -- 3-- 2 --1-- Boom! These got in before we could shut the doorli' Whatch,a doinl, writin' a book? Save your confederate money, the South will rise again !', Look, Ma, I'm dancing! SENIOR SNAPSHOTS I The day of The Night How do you like my Mum'g the word of January 167' legs? Hungry, boys? The night of 'The The night of 'The Night of January 167' Test day?,' w wg Naow, back on mah as V farm. . . THESE are seniors ? UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF '53 Rosens Fmsr JUNIOR cl.Ass Leaders of the junior class from left are: Claire Hurney, secretaryg Bob Beidleman, president Lee Jones, vice-presidentg and Bonnie Moweryg treasurer. Climbing higher in our high school educationeat last we have become juniors. Sometimes the path may have seemed rough or rocky and our studies, hardg but our good times have always shone through. Some of the activities we have taken part in are plays, basketball and football games, glee club, student council, and clubs. Beginning our First school year at Rogers we received our class rings and at the end of the year we gave a party for the seniors. All of us are looking forward very much to coming back next year and taking our place as the upperclassmen of the school -SENIORS. Surprise! Surprise! What's in it, Bev Fuller? Ask Marsha Nowakg sne knows. ? ::'-g a X! I 5 i A --'. mf' f 2 is if W. 5,2 Elsie Adamski Ursula Adamski Lois Akers Jeff Barnes Lynne Alexander Jack Annesser Paul Arendt B05 Beldelm-an Joyce Arnold Jim Axton George Babuich A1311 B01'k'3flh3gCn Larry Barnes Carol Bagiling Ann Bauer Mary Lou Bauer Sara Beard Ann Begesky Anne Biel Rosemary Bishop George Bockelman Gil Bollin Jerry Brown Jim Brown Le Ann Brown Dale Carroll Larry Chapman im . . .3 . Judy Border james Chorney Rita Faust Barton Fawcett Bob Fox Carol Frye Beverly Fuller Jim Geisler Tony Granata Mary Lou Grathwal Pat Griesinger Dawne Hadley Roger Hall Tom Hayhurst Fred Heaney Philip Hechinger Gloria Hejnicki ,YV s rf if 'tvri F -,...... ia, W A213 3 9 ll 4 - Gina Christison Bill Churchill james Cooper Jeanette Craft Bill Croft Jim Cross Larry Crouse Richard Dellinger Mike Dixon Barbara Drzewiecki John Duffy Christine Dyer Carl Easton Glenn Eisenmann Jim Fall fl Q 4 4 1 Ae? 7 W M 7 fam- . me.: fum ' Zu' 5 A Qgfr. 1 Q K fs gg .-S, Q 1 3 , ' .ig -, gi 51 vs .fl 3 , ' ,Q ,k.V M, nun- f vb!! IIN 1532 3 iw' ' ,ww 75? 4,5 L, ' , 'ES' fffiffl -Lt' X Darolyn Langenderfer Barbara Large Don Laux Roger Laux Jackie Lessire Joanne Lindhorst Shirley Lindhurst Linda Line Richard Madden Jane Mahler Patricia Mahler Horace Martin Judy Masters Tom Mayer Harl Meister Sandra Metzgar Carol Ann Micham Sharon Miley Judy Miller Lee Miller Lynn Miller Tom Miller Tom Moore Carolyn Moorehead Shirley Moscrop Bonnie Mowery Bob Neary William Rhoades Marie Rhodes Tom Robinson David Roettger Ralph Rogers Annette Roap Rarbara Rowland Dorothy Russell Gloria Sandwisch Nancy Sawin Barbara Schlegel Elaine Schlegel Ronald Neary David Neiman Marsha Nowak Carol Opperman Charles Papenfus Tom Parks John Petrie Carmen Pfeiffer Delmar Pheils Sharon Pigg Robert Pirucki Jim Przybylski Monica Rabbitt Larry Reiner Mary Kay Renshler Ronald Schmidlin Marguerite Schroeder Don Semler Orville Shaw Bonnie Shondel Kathryn Sleja Sue Miley Connie Smith Gerald Snxegowski Rose Marie Snyder Dan Spyehalski Bob Sradeja Barbara Stacy Tom Strain Marilyn Swartz Nancy Swonger jamce Tovey jerry Taylor Janice Tussing Ronald Van Slyke Virginia Van Slyke Mary Alma Warner janet Weaver Pete Welgan Linda Wheating Robert Whitham Sue Wuerful Dolly Zek Dave Ziegler Geraldine Zientek Heading the Class of 1959 during their sophomore year are four personable studentsg they are from the left Polly Schmidlin secretaryg Powell Kingsley, vice-presidentg Carol Pohl- man treasurer and Bill Beidleman president. No longer the greenhorns we were last year-we are building our way up, for now we are sophomores. This year might be called our happily-oriented year because we do not have the be- wilderment of the freshmen or the stature of the upperclassmen. We have many memories of the halls of Rogers High because of the dances, plays, football and basketball games-the committees we have served onhand the organizations which we have joined. With the election of officers and student council members in Nov- ember, our extracurricular activities got under way. So with our willingness to help and be helped this has been an informative year. Now that we've passed the halfway mark in our education- Juniors next year we will be. C LASS OF '59 Romans' Fmsr SOPHOMORE cl.Ass 69 Evelyn Akers Marilyn Anderson Linda Auten Diana Bailey Shirley Bare Charles Baum David Bayer Barbara Beach Bill Beidleman Elmer Berry Eddie Boerst Mary Bohls Deborah Boor Judy Borsos Pamela Bowditch Carol Brown George Bruebaker Mary Bruns Bonnie Buchele Carol Burgy Patricia Butler Dorothy Cog Gary Davis Joe Dence Sue Dittman john Doncouse Sylvester Dorgiewecz Rowena Double Dennis Dow i 13 A 2 'V i K , I I ! V 1 J A2 51' Wfia ' . Qi! -' ,, . ' F ' 1 1 3? f fy Q f -' lr S ,W ' ,E,MgW,v,IE. . N f..,, ,,-. . , k , , .1 ,, VL L, .,,. 5' 71 A 925121 R, 1 1, Muriel Hartman Tom Hartranft Chuck I-Ielburn Bob Henson Jack Huber Betty Hummel Phyllis Jaynes Bill Jenne Gerald Jones Shirley Jones Jean Kalinoski Ron Kaminski Thomas Keil Thomas Keil Richard Keith Mel Kelley Grant Kelsey Myron Kempfer Joyce Kent Sandra Kibler Powell Kingsley john Haupricht Marion Haupricht Mike Hayes Jean Henson John Hilfinger Mike Hogan Fred Huss Bonnie Ignat Beverly Ingmire E i Nancy Hayhurst Nancy He Phyllis Hovey Bob Hoy Bob Jacobs Larry Jagu vi - K ' , S .V ,r A i fm i V f ' ii, . v , 3, , ' 5 li I , 1 - 'ix f ' K' 5 , . , f ,Z t , ,ii iiw -. E3 L ' ' Six' :isi2WQk'lf5if4 :lf K' wha t if , . S w W' 1 w ,,iw .f,,: ' , --1 t affiw' Q - ' Q. 1 2 5 i he 2 1 - l an K il : Lkrkk H -,S N th is if- I 4 ' W V .Ez -if , .en . A V , .. , , I -- - 1 'J I, . 11- I is 'f - K f i n Q I X ,,-igiy 1 - , if zfsai - J ' i. ' . 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Jw. 41: L ..,-' 'ei' ' ww -ffg,-fx Sharon Nitschke Clifford Noe Carol Nowakowski Wanda Nowakowski Larry Oliszewski Jim Operacz Christine Park Pat Patterson James Pearson Billie Jo Petteys Larry Petteys Janith Pfaff Dorothy Pfoutz Carol Pohlman Earl Porazynski Carol Portala Bill Rawlins Janice Redfield Nancy Reichardt John Renshler Sam Reynolds Jack Rigney Bob Roach Ruth Rothlisberger W,m,,.w-Q ,.-, its -4 .tk .. ,e,,,W .,,.s N. ak, sa msi. : is if-. fx Sgssmwi : 'ilk K ii: i A ,- 3' S '. ffl ga g -i.. a . 'if S 'k' J S? . . l . 19559322 'n 1, r Z'Z' ii., rm I ,ir , V ,. gf ' We K si?5f52f'i we 1- ff ,' ?Z?if?5fwfi of 3 is 2 A, ' 'l ,P f l S B Q EE., 3 'L AY . am f M 'B I w. up ,A S r-,,, ,,,, o i f Q if 'W-1 1 E , i L f,,,,,,..f k s I 1 Q 9. YP 1 1 HJ' was , , ffl ' s Pat Schmidlin Polly Schmidlin John Schoch Suzanne Schroeder Carol Schultz Richard Schultz Don Schwanbeck Susan Secman Ed Sherer Wes Skinner Darrel Smith Lynne Smith Theresa Smith Jim Sparks Norm Spindler Gerry Stalder Maurice Stalter Stella Stalter Henry Zimmerman Y Getting an early start in political life are Phyllis Hovey, Polly Schmidlinf Janice Redfield, and Carol Pohl- man. 75 Jim Stamp Ronnie Stark Joel Stewart Jim Stoltz Ronald Stough Nancy Strance Larry Swantusch Dick Szymanski Dennis Taylor Wildred Taylor Marie Tedrow Patricia Thompson Suzan Thornton Linda Toolooze Robert Tressler Fred Trombley Barbara Trompeter Judy Tussing Nancy Tynefield Jerry Urbanski Earl Valentine Sue Wagoner Gary Walters Marji Warner Anna Welgan Sandra Weller Lu Ann Williams Jack Wines Jon Achman Sandra Zawlocki Leaders of the Freshman Class are from the left: Diane Keiser, treasurer, Susan Mauter, secretary Ioyce Strohmaier vice president, and Sandra Ogren, president. Now we are Freshmen. . .starting a new part of our life- high school. After learning the trick of Finding the right classrooms at the right times, we have found that this new life in high school is not as strange as we thought it would bewit is really the center of all our good times. In November we elected our class officers and our representatives in Student Council which includes two senators and four representatives. We have enjoyed the dances and the plays we have attended and the clubs that we have joined. We will always remember our freshman year, but we are looking for- ward to coming back next year, one step higher, as SOPHO- MORES. CLASS CF '60 ROGERS' Fmsr FRESHMAN cLAss C . 76 ROW I: James Abel, Beverly Adamski, John Ahlfors, Ronald Austin, Lucinda Beczynski, Bob Benton, Con nie Bias, Elaine Biskupskig ROW 2: Christine Adamski, Bruce Alexander, Ron Bauer, Charles Beebe Karen Bemlieisel, Tom Billeterg ROW 3: Pat Alexander, Doug Bauman, Ramon Bell, Sherrie Bettlnger Reigning as Kmg and Queen of the Sadie Hawkins Dance are Lee Palm and Judy Stalter ROW I: Wineva Bonecutter, Sandra Bradley, Barbara Brillhart, Helen Brown 5 ROW 2 Larry Boldt Bernadine Bonfiglio, Gusti Brew, Carolyn Brimmer, Sandra Buhler, Shirley Bushg ROW 3 Patsy Black, Paul Bollin, Helen Bowers, Kenneth Brideau, Susie Brookhart, Ronald Burley, Stanley Byczynakl Katherine Carl. 4 . fu f i f 5i.,,,, ,mat Ii 5. , ' - ,Q I ' Jiri.. N' ww. ., - ,W ..,r W r W 4,8 Mu .- an ,,, fa? deign: 5 l i 3, L52 H WWQ. 79927 Lv' au, , , ,E ,Zi R 7 nm sa ,, aw Wisfliffigglfg . - -, 'f X ' if - . . . , Ulf? .,, lt . 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W V , - A .z , ng' . fm. ,--. :if , 2 i1: ,., , am.f I iw M W ee- ROW I: Marie Carr, Sandra Christen, Tom Christen, Douglas Churchill, Barbara Coleman, Jo Ann Converse, Sharon Cooper, Albert Cousino, William Croneg ROW 2: Denny Cybulski, Richard Davis, Donna Day, Janet Dembeck, Jackie De Mott, Joyce Dennis, David Dernier, Donna De Salle, Beverly DiRienzg ROW 3: Barbara Dixon, Bill Doncouse, Robert Dorgiewicz, Diane Downey, Janice Dressel, Ablin Dudek, Cecilia Dumit, Oliet Dunn, Roberta Runng ROW 4: Joe Dutched, Ed Ditched, Kenneth Earl, Sue Endicott, Tom Engwert, Diane Eppard, Clara Ery, Donna Estlock, Barbara Evans. ROW I : Honore Francois, Judy Gibbs, Darlene Hale, Bill Harter, Jane Heaney, Nan Henderson, James Hicks, ROW 2: Walter Filas, Daniel Gedert, Paul Gottfried, Cal Harris, Gary Hartsel, Charles Heinle, Carol Henson, Bonnie Hiteg ROW 3: Ed F: brother, Robert Flesh, Richard Gedert, Ruth Guthrie, Harold Harris, Francis Hauprici Karen Helle, Beverly Heudecker, Joanne Hoag. K E ,A si 'Q' ll' vpn Xiu., H ai? JH S, if 2 , M Q 'lf 9, ...ex ':1, i ii B J OW I: Naomi Hoar, Douglas Howard, Bernita Huff, Charleda Huff, Brenda Hutch- son, Lowell Izaguirre, James Jadczak, John Jarvis, Virginia Johns, ROW 2: Gordon ihnson, Judy Johnson, Ernest Johnston, Beverly Jones, Joyce Kalinoski, Diane Kauf- an, Connie Keil, Joan Keil, Diane Keiserg ROW 3: Ronald Keith, George Kimble, loria Klavon, Joan Knack, Shirley Kacinski, Ted Kolbe, Jim Konauinski, Paul Kuliviski, mstance Kwiatkowskig ROW 4: Marlene Lalendorff, Paul La Point, Linda Larason, iith Large, Barbara Larimer, James Larimer, David Laux, Eddie Ledyard, Joyce Leith. OW I: Pam Lemke, Phillip Le Sueue, Albin Ludwikowski, Donald MacRitchie, An- tte Majewski, Inge Mauksch, John McKeand, ROW 2: Douglas Loomis, Jack mdy, Ronald MacRitchie, Bernard Majerski, Susan Mauter, Bill McKown, Ronald eeker, Elaine Michamg ROW 3: Dave Maciejewski, Larry Madden, Judy Martin, mis McAdoo, Terry McLean, Barbara Meade , Louis Menke, Bill Menzel, Gary Miley. hi.. 5 x ,iw - ffl 1 ::. , ., ., ai , Tv f fa 5 ..,,... fig ei . , .'.. . K, .,,. , t, ..,.. ,, ROW I: David Miller, Richard Miller, Jim Minakes, Larry Mizelleg ROW 2: Elizabeth Mockensturm, James Na- gorski, Jim Napierala, Albert Nowakowskig ROW 3: Charles Nuding, Sandra Ogren, Robert Olejniczok, Norm Orehowski. r iil S irri g, R i y K ,v .. Vkrk V, '1 I lf' i 'fi ROW 1: Charlene Ottesen, Joyce Paeston, Ainert Papeni Christine Park, ROW 2: Ray Patterson, Phyllis Pauls john Pershing, Robert Peterson, ROW 3: Marvin Pew Don Pfaff, Bob Pinski, Charles Platzke. s ii - 3 ',' ' A , w f. v T ff ,, K, 3 lins, Marlene Rayner, Arlene Rhodes, David Richards. ROW I: Gail Platzke, Evonne 1 ' Pohlman, Jerry Price, Gene- 'V i si Q, , vieve Prudeng ROW 2: Geor- A Q gia Pruden, Esther Rachow, Wayne Rasmussen, Barbara li il' ' - 5' Rauschartg ROW 3: Jim Raw- -f S' X ' : E ff S Q. ' 4 4 r' M 7 ' ROW Irene I : James Richardson, Brenda Richie, Janice Roe, Rogers 5 ROW 2: Donald Roat, Christine Roshong, Tom Rousseau, Joyce Ruschg ROW 3: Stephen Rutz, Lou Ryan, Judy Saver, Carolyn Schlegel. gsggsg, , s 23521 . - I iii ' til' 2 'fer ' ,Q ., ,f1 fQfi - - fi js, ' 1, R , 2 - . B L fi-if , 11 wma :M iss - -2 f 4 ' , , -at s 'ff' 3 ii ,. if , ,gg 4 x 4 ' i A ' F ml S, 1 gif , 5, :si f 'L Q , ffm .. gi ' -sf SV , X , 1. 'w ife s 1 - s'T,s?s:l:z.fsf s 1zss2f:,,12s?fL , sf ' - . ,,,f.,y -'-' ,iff-znews ' Wjifi M' Qfgijfg -. ft, ::.E.E':i . i 2 A, ff f -. , :. as :Z 5 fi' 'i -: .: .-:fa-s A X-. R 57, -N: E332 W B 'isis sf N if Q ff H s, ig ggi? s s W ' g f. -- sa..-,.-:. 5 : s...wf5?,:-faif.. Eg,-- -.M -7 E A Ei, , 4 'rs as ff' fs. U: si g , 5' ws, M, - , ' ., 1- s f ,G -- , , , . .. .. W. ' , ..v J X ' 2 155 ' Ku V ' ,,v: 1 - ' 7 ffi ' W W '1 rf. V is WS Hg 1:7 i in K M 'M 5-iisall N zgizg. ' : .5. , , , 1. , me ,, V., , , :,.,,, K 80 ., V II g f -1 L of 1 'Hi Q' ., ik R W . V E ROW 1: Lawrence Schlegel, Beverly Schmidt, Cha Schmitt, Bill Schwindg ROW 2: Pat Schuster, Janet E Pat Setchell, Anita Sharp: ROW 3: Lamont Sharp, Sherrill, David Shrider, Lucian Sieja. E rxqlgfi sn ,gli V S, ,Ni ' IOW 1: Barbara Smith, Uarole Smitn, uatny Smith, Jerome mithg ROW 2: Marilyn Smith, Kathy Sniegowski, Judy now, Marilyn Snyder, ROW 3: Polly Snyder, Sharon Sny- er, Peter Sohn, Merrel Solowin. . . .. 5 S ..f. 2 35 L ,5f 3.- 1, iv: 9 ROW I: Judy Spahr, Jerry Speer, Jack Sperry, James Spiresg ROW 2: Judy Stalder, Bernadine Steinbart, Bemard Steinbart, Carolyn Stewart, ROW 3: Bob Strain, Diane Strandborg, Joyce Strohmaier, Rose Ann Switala. JROW 1: Kathleen Tanner, Judy Taylor, Judy Tedrow, Joseph Tiller, ROW 2: Ju- dith Tripp, Ruth Tucholski, Bill Turner, Janice Ulchg ROW 3: Mary Urbanski, James Van Zee, Gerald Vol- lmar, Patricia Vollmar. EUW I: Dewey Wagner, Jeanne Wasmundt, Bill Watkins, ROW I: Sally Williams, Carol Willis, Paul Wilson, Leo lloria Wells, ROW 2: Ron Welty, Dennis Wesenberg, Windleg ROW 2: Dennis Wixey, Robert Wooten, Albert udith Westrup, Don Wheeler, ROW 3: Jerry Whitney, Wapshall, Judy Work 3 ROW 3: Carolyn Wright, Phil Yen- teve Wibberly, Edward Willard, Helen Willard. rick, Gerald Zeman, Glenn Young. I ,. rf V- 1 ,,,,,,. an , M , H ,3 . :PZ '1 fn. 1 , 1 iw ,. . , ff, . gt.. , an W rw - X . J J F , J ,Zu a,s 2 , , . - 11, I H' W' , 2 fr - 2, ll . if ,K s 5 aw 'R Q Q f, ., L iw' - 1 I XGA f 'K 5 .ev . j1,.,,,. . . ,.,, 4 1 A . K SW Q ,K . . A .., s n . ,gi 81 W A .mu . , ,lf ' I f El. .,.V E- A iszfja Viryy ,. ,,,,:v:: V , - Jivz 'L 1 J if P , - I 1 w' has A Heading the eighth grade are, from the left: Darel Taylor, treasurer, Wayne Jones, presi dent, Kenneth Reiger, vice-president, Virginia Line, secretary. Being the first and only eighth grade at Rogers High School has been an honor for the class of 1961. We have enjoyed many games and dances as well as taking a few field trips, decorating our rooms for Christmas, and having a representation in Student Council. Next year FRESHMEN we will be, but we will already be used to the routine of high school life. ROW I: Gary Abbe, Judith Alcorn, Linda Alvanos, Dorene Arehart, Robert Arehart, Carol Babcock, Valerie Baker. ROW 2: Loretta Becker, Harold Belles, Sherry Bierly, Suzanne Biel, Opal Blevins, Keith Borkenhagen, Judith Bowman. Q le A-gf ff' '-if 6 K z . .fr ' ir v 3 fl . V ,. ,L I f K ' - :iz In ki r V K' . A 1 i 1 ' ,Q A ' , f . 1 1 ,ri ' L ROW 1.' Kenneth Brazeau, Mile Brazeau, Ronald Brown, Jerilyn Brown, Robert Brown, Phil- ip Brower, Nancy Brubaker, James Burgin. ROW 2: Dennis Carnes, Jerry Carter, Donna Cat- lack, Sandra Childers, Diane Chorney, Joyce Christen, Michael Cochran, Ronald Cole. ROW 3: Dennis Callahan, Pamela Conrad, Sandra Cready, Madeline Crowley, Linda Cunningham, John Cumberworth, Connie Curtis, David Damm. -W . -: , , ,. -. - ., , M 6 f - ',,, , 3 - K- -X +. ' ' U K c e ' I T 1 , ,'-'- 1. i f I -- 'al' , .- 1, -- ' ,, ,.f' ,,R:'m,s, - 'fifj Y any i I 1 gif f ' -' f , A is mi..?f 15-2 A e J E 5 I U' it V -' ' . . f- ' Wx ' I , sfs'f f ' 1 rw, Jikiii 9+-5,71 , ,,,.j A Mt, fi 2 1 -1 fffig if if t f -t ROW I' Rose Mary Djurda, Betty Draves, Rand Dunham, Earl Dunla Ronnie Easton, Judy ' y pr Eberhardt, Rose Edson, Ely Edson. ROW 2: Charles Erdman, Rodney Farwell, Walter Felt, Vince Fleck, Linda Fought, Susan Fowler. ROW I: Franklin Harrison, Susan Geisler, Edward Gentieu, John Gerhart, Linda Gentry, Sharon Gozdowski, Comel Grant, Virginia Griner. ROW 2: George Gosselin, Tom Hall, Shar- on Harding, Joan Harris, Judy Harris, Charles Hayes, Margarite Hayward, Donna Hess. ROW 3: Jerry I-Ieurman, Judy Hight, Shirley Hoffman, Gail Hollabaugh, Tom Holloway, Jack Howard, Ellen Ingmire. Robert Horn, t, V x gf, fly in fkif aw If if W 2 ,,,, r fs S ff Q 3 ii ' R' ,Ia 3:19 wtf RQ H 1 If ' a H M 9-3' J -' .'11 X' -r D55 aff' f V 'E in J . F ' j'-- -is 5 1 gl A c s f it 5 gi ,T ,H ' y if ' ii i i 5 2 R sw if My fa, X 8 A K if W i P' f?,'i?', mf al l' ' 5 we fi-in Farnsworth, Larline 1 Q rl f fry X QW W Q :If 'WEN vw 4 2? Maggy 2 Q 5 ff 'ii L Rm K f. A fi?Vi57i 'ey I ,N .pw Z- V v 5 A 8 . as r ROW I : Marlene Moore, Ronald Morton, Joel Moseley, Dorene Mowery, Sharon Mrkowetz, De- loris Mueller, Barbara Mull, Robert Myers. ROW 2: Michael Neiman, Lloyd Ness, Fred Nisch, Neil Nofzinger, Anthony Nowaczyk, Charles Crtiz, Carole Palmer, Bill Parkins. ROW 3: Ken Paupard, James Palaski, Fred Pomeranz, Gale Price, Dana Putman, Homer Quisenberry, Judy Reed, James Reifert. Kenneth Rieger, Ellen Rogers, David Rose, Delleert Russell, Floyd Sass, Carolyn Sawin, Bruce Schimmel, Sherryl Schreiter. ROW I: Bonnie Schrieder, Earl Schwartz, Ronnie Swartz, Wayne Scott, David Seiling, Bonnie Shrid- er, Joe Shull, jean Simons. ROW 2: Janice Smith, Jack Smith, Marlene Slough, Gerald Stamp, Thomas Steinke, Charlene Stevens, Loretta Stiltner, Joan Stoltz. ROW 3: Tarty Stoner, Marilyn Struve, Oreal Taylor, Dennis Taylor, Eleanor Tipton, Sharon Thebeau, Ross Thornton, Virginia Tracy. If if Everybody's smiling-but then, we're awful young. ROW I: Harvey Traylor, David Tressler, Audrey Troup, Cecelia Van Fleet. ROW 2: Henry Vernon, Robert Vernon, Patty Kay 'N Warner, Sharon Wells. ROW 3: Sharon Wel- Q ty, Darlene Westrup, Patsy Whaley, Barbara YN f Wheating. r M.......-.mr 5 'X The Most Happy Fellasz from the left, James Polaski, Kenneth Rieger, and James Reifert. V Y ' - 4 Y ' p - :v ROW I: Sherry Whistler, James White, Janet Whit- W f 5 --': A ney, Frances Wielinski. ROW 2: Diane William, Ron- ' A it ald Williams, James Wilson, Barbara Winters. ROW 3: - - Doris Worrell, Raymond Zambrowski, Karen Zeadker, A i Marilyn Zwayer, Lee Rowe. .. r-,,. '- R 3 SPORTS ROGERS' LARRY WINTERS Tackle JOHN BEDFORD Tackle JIM TUNISON Guard LENNY KORALAWSKI Tackle HOWARD ZINGG End ED AHLFORS Guard 88 FIRST JOHN KOEHL Halfback DAVE WILLIAMS End MIKE KONCZAL Tackle TED TESCHN ER Center BOB BEIDLEMAN End LEE JONES Fullback VAKSI I Y LARRY BARN E S Halfback JIM AXTON Quarterback JERRY TRAYLOR Tackle BRUCE HUDDLESTON Halfback RONNIE SCHMIDLIN Halfback FRED HEANY End ai WMM Q A V we TEAM RONNIE GROTHAUS Guard GEORGE BRUEBAKER Halfback Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers POWELL KINGSLEY Halfback RONNIE STARK Halfback BILL BEIDLEMAN End Sylvania .. Maumee .. Fostoria . . . Whitmer ..... Bowling Green Rossford ..... Clay . . . if Q' ., A. J. A .. iw. ,fi 'f 6? 0 ,J if I' MV. ' ? , my 'Q' if 4,, 'ag '-W'L X J J Z K ' af , 1 ., 5152 ' 'V ak 1 aff' Uwe 4 4 -H ' Q, 3-..-Mi M W , if -in A . Uwbm by , v f w. Y' 'V ur X -nw 7' Q84 I fw JSg5 S Mas' ,x ., . I win -rf 5 A- nh Mn ,jgliiigl Q T fii 1 -4. ' A Y 'Q .- '3' N.. 4 VARSITY SQUAD, SEATED, ROW I: R. Beidleman, H. Zingg, G. Brubaker, R. Stark, J. Tunison, R. Schmidlin, J. Koehl, T. Mayer, L. Barnes, P. Kingsley, and F. Heany. KNEELING ROW 2: Bedford, B. Huddleston, E. Ahlfors, Duszynski, Traylor, Ax- ton, L. Winters, L. Jones, T. Miller, L. Reiner, D. Roettger. STANDING, ROW.3: Head Coach Kritzer, Managers Dave Laux and Larry Olizewski, M. Konczal, L. Koralewski, D. VY1l- liams, D. Spychalski, T. Teschner, R. Grothaus. D. Jackson, Manager Rusty Kepler, Assist- ant Coach Carmen. It was a tough year for the Rams as they dropped 5 games and tied one with Bowling Green. Rogers played all their games away, since our gridiron has not been completed. Coach Kritzer and his team battled the foes with many handicaps. The out- standing one they overcame was their teammates and organizing a complete new line of plays and men. Blade All-GN C Defense John Koehl ...... Back Bob Beidleman .... End Honorable Mention John Bedford .... Guard Most Valuable Player-John Koehl Most Improved Player-Jerry Traylor Co-Captains-Ron Schrnidlin, and Ted Teschner 94 4 FRESHMEN, ROW I: R. Mac- Ritchie, D. Mac-Ritchie, B. Crone, E Ouvall, J. Dutched, P. Lapoint, A. Ludwikowski, B. Watkins, J. Speer, B. Turner. ROW 2: R. Austin, D. Loomis, M. Davis, J. Lundy, J. Mankes, B Alexander, J. Tiller, J. Jaruis, B. Peter- son, 'McKened. ROW 3: T. Rous- seau, B. Wotshall, B. Flesh, G. Platske J. Jadczak, J. Richardson, L. Window, C. Platske, P. Yenerick, D. Wheeler, Coach Ritticher. JR. VARSITY ei .ag . 5' f A -. 11 ff- V. f .5 JUNIOR VARSITY, ROW 1: J. Zachman, T. Lesuer, M. Kempfer, J. Lnrenzen, R. Gargas, J. Stoltz, H. Zimmerman, C. Noe, G. Wal- ters. ROW 2: Coach Fender, B. Beidleman, F. Huss, G. Dogle, R. Gowers, M. Solowin, J. Haupricht E. Sherer, J. Rigney, J. Hilfmger N. Spindler. J 9 FRESHMEN ff rl.. rf Y 1' X ,Y , 7,,.,,., ,, Y , 1 VARSITY FOQTBALL CCACHES Q ,QM ua., M 9 x , N ,fx 4 W Muze 2 ,fm , ' 5 'Q ,vm V- ! Rogers Vs. Whitmer .4 , Head Coach Robert Kritzer A. Mg ' r e 5 V- Al: 3, X AV gk, ,, e Q . Rogers Vs. Rossford ASSiSt21Ht COHCI1 Mike Carman 96 VARSITY INDIVIDUALS W 5 M. ah . I -I 7.- ' I 4 w .24 Q 2 ' V ' valgl If 5? I 49 i , I K I M I 1 Q , ., . N Q I 'ia -xc Bill Zimmerman Jim F ugate I ww -4 ,A , I 're ffl Us.. I aww In 'I Z 3 5 77 o gf Q ru pf ,,,,,. .- . N 7 Q Bob Beidleman ,mf I A 1 ,L ..,, 2 R ff.-.sf 1 Larry Barnes 3 Bill Messmore i 1 -w A ASN ii iv Bill Croft i L , 1 ff I A K .,.. VN In G ff- 'Q -- WX Q. f I my gl . E I I I Q f'W' Q. 33 '52 m I I I . 2 I ,ff f , ' 4' a Ei , 4 , 'fif 55 I l m Azgl f 5 5 I :V i 55 fly John Duffy -'S -. -Q A 'Q if 5 I ul .lim AXf0f1 Jerry Brown Dave Brimmer VARSITY BASKETBALL L. T0 R. Larry Barnes, Norm Robie, jim Axton, Bob Beidle- man, Jerry Brown, Bill Messmore, Bill Croft, Jim Fugate, Dave Brimmer, John Duffy, Bill Zimmerman. KNEELING Rusty Kepler, Coach Robert Schultz, Horace Martin. Rogers- Rogers- Rogers- Rogers- Rogers Rogers- Rogers- Anthony Wayne-63 Whitmer-64 Burnham-68 Maumee-66 St. Francis-45 Bowling Green-79 Rossford-57 Rogers-44 Hillsdale-47 98 Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers- Rogers- Rogers Clay-57 Fostoria-66 Whitmer-54 Maumee Valley-58 Olney-68 Bowling Green-86 Clay-79 JUNIOR VARSITY L. TO R. John Lorenzen, Bill Beidleman, John Duffy, Don Schwanbeck, Joel Stewart, West Skinner, Darrell Smith Mgr., Coach Ray Edwards, Ron Bierly, Bill Croft, Jim Sparks, Phil Yenrick, Powell Kingsley, Cliff Noe. FRESHMEN ROW I, 1. to r., Mike Davis, John Ahlfors, Al Papenfus, Bob Peterson, Don Wheeler, Jerry Speers, Jerry Root. ROW 2, Jim Richardson, Ron Bowers, Merle Solowin, Tom Christen, Leo Windell, Gail Platzke, Coach Mike Carman, 8th, GRADE BASKETBALL ROW I, l. to r., Ken Rieger, Eddie Mauk, Tom Holloway, Jim Polaski, Jerry Brown. ROW 2, 1. to r., Harvey Traylor, Fred Pomerang, Keith Borkenhagen, Jim Kamm, Bob Horn, Mgr., Coach Lester Minneman. ROW 3, l. to r., Wayne Jones, Jack Howard, Lloyd Ness, Joe Shull, Charles Erdman. WRESTLING TEAM ROW I, 1. to r., Coach Robert Ritticher, Bob Flesh, Alan Ludwikowski, Dick Fry, Jerry Vollmer, Paul Lapoint, Bruce Alexander, Ron Welty, Mgr. Bob Olejnicak. ROW 2, Norm Sprindler, Ron Gargas, Bruce Huddleston, Charles Platzke, John Pershing, Merle Solo- win, Len Koralewski, Ed Carpenter, Jim jacqes, Wilfried Hildebrandt, John Zachman, Doug Loomis, Jim Stoltz, Bill Menzel. Marilyn Heller N ,X Jackle Puhl Elaine Fall Pat Anderson -M Nancy Crane Judy Oaks 101 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS L. TO R., Sandy Zawlocki, Donna Day, Pat Thompson, Sue Brookhart, Sherry Bettinger, and Diane Eppard. B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS L. TO R., Pat Schmidlin, Ann Bau er, Polly Schmidlin, Marilyn Ander- son, and Betty Hummel. 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS L. TO R., Wanda Mayo, Gail Holla- baugh, Marilyn Struve, Carole Pal- mer, Virginia Ling, Linda Minnick, Kneeling Judy Eberhardt. ROW I, Elaine Fall, Judy Oaks, Pat Anderson, Nancy Crane. ROW 2, Priscilla Eichen- laub, Claire Hurney, Kathryn Kelly, Jackie Puhl. B-SQUAD G. A. A. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY ROW I, Judy Holloway, Carolyn Arhendt, Genice Eisenmann, Barbara Stark. ROW 2, Judy Border, Norma Hollerbach, Ann Bauer, Pat Inman, Marilyn Swartz. VARSITY KNEELING l. to r., Kathryn Kelly, Priscilla Eichenlaub, Jackie Puhl, Genice Eisenmann, Judy Cooper. STANDING, Pat Anderson, Sally Draves, Instructor Patsy Tadlock, Doris Driver, and Elaine Fall. G. A. A. BASKETBALL L. TO R., Marilyn Swartz, Judy Oaks, Claire Hurney, Ann Bauer, Sue Stoner, Nancy Crane Billie Ghaster, Barbara Stark. B-SQUAD OFFICERS Mrs. Velma Pfeiffer, advisor, Priscil- la Eichenlaub, treasurer, Wilfried Hildebrandt, president, John Petrie, vice-president, Judy Oaks, secretary. REPRESENTATIVES KNEELING: Dennis Micham, Dewey Wagnor, Bob Kalinoski, David Selling. SECOND ROW: Lynn Miller, Kathryn Kelly, Pat Anderson, Bar- bara Stark, Elaine Fall, Darlene Kwapich, Judy Cooper, Carol Frye. THIRD ROW: Janice Tus- sing, Judy Border, Diane Strandborg, Dennis Taylor, Pat Alexander, Pat Inman, Joyce Mich- am, Ellen Neiman, Nancy Sawin, Jerry Hite, Pat Schmidlin, Joan Wright, Shirley Hicks, Geniece Eisenmann, Carolyn Ahrendt, Carol Sue Brown, Pat Patterson, Irene Rogers, Phyllis Hovey. STUDENT COUNCIL The main purposes of Student Council is to create a greater sense of respon- sibility and co-operation among the students, to unify all student organizations under one government body, and to promote the general welfare of Rogers High School. As soon as Student Council officers were elected in November, ideas of the members began forming. A tag day was held in order to start the student council treasury on its way. Next came the first formal dance of the year Rhapsody in Bluefl They also sponsored Clean-up week which was held in February. SENATORS Sara Beard, Joan Stoltz, Barbara Brillhart, Sue Endicott, Dave Brim- mer, Mary Gigax, Anne Sieja, Bon- nie Schondel, Jim Stoltz, David Damm. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Jones, Sue Seeman, president, Bill Sherrill, Elaine Kennedy, Barbara Schlegel, Shirley Moscrop, Carman Pfeiffer, reporter, Steve Kmiec, vice-pres- identg Rose Marie Snyder, Betty Gingrich, secretary-treasurer, Miss Polly Jo Collins, advisor, Linda Wheating. RED CRQSS CLUB The first Red Cross Club of Rogers was formed in February, 1957. The stu- dents belonging to this club were in charge of placing boxes in each of the class- rooms for donations to be sent to the children overseas. They enjoyed very much their work of helping others during the school year. LIBRARY STAFF Mr. Russell West, librarian, is assisted throughout the day by students who work during their study periods. Student helpers check books in and out, keep shelves in order, and help other students find materials. SEATED l'ROM LEFT: Barbara Schlegel, Carolyn King, Lewis Owen, Rita Faust, Norma Hollerbach, Sha- ron Miley. SECOND ROW.' Sue Thornton, Joyce Dudek, Ruth Guth- rie, Joyce Leith, Joan Lashuay, Sha- ron Kardasz, Carolyn Schlegel, Bill Menzel, Sally Kelting, Marilyn Mc- Grail, Pat Butler, Shirley Moscrop, Maribel Kujawski, Janet Dembeck, Judy Westrup, Joyce Strohmaier. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Mowery, Sherrie Bettinger, Barbara Beach, Gloria Sandwisch, Charlene Puhl, Sharon Snyder, Francois Honore, Linda Merce, Charlene Ottesen, Sara Beard. SEATED FROM LEFT: Jim Tuni- son, Connie Smith, Sue Wuerfel, Bonny Schondel. STANDING: Rusty Kepler, Kathryn Kelly, Jim Stoltz, Anne Kingsley, Ralph Rogers, Sally Kelting, Theresa Smith, Stella Stalter, and advisor, Mr. Fred Marlo. THE RAMPAGE At the beginning of the school year there were only four second year journa- lists to start a school paper. These four people, to acquire experience and to notify the people of the community, wrote items for the local Sentinel-Herald. Then, under the direction of Mr. Fred Marlo, these people started a school paper. By second semester, the first year joumalism class was ready to write. This added eight more members to the staff . QUILL 8. SCROLL Quill and Scroll, an international journalism honorary society, is made up of people who have done outstanding work in the Held of journalism. In addition to joumalistic merit, members must attain high scholastic grades and must secure the recommendation of their advisor. SEATED FROM LEFT: Connie Smith, Bonny Schondel, Sue Wuer- fel, Pat Inman and Joyce Micham. STANDING.' Mr. Fred Marlo, ad- visor, Jim Tunison, Carl Papenfus, Janet Polzin, Kathryn Kelly, Sally Kelting, Anne Kingsley, Rusty Kep- Ier, and Jim Stoltz. ,L.2-,gag ff f, F? f Q -.Q-gg ' ' Mx Sk f 1,iZ:5,Q,g1,,g1f,'sa,g. Q? , WM. ,. ,..,-M, M' W-A Q .,,, 3 .A .yi iii wx, -f xy, ,ww ,, ' ' -42':3f+4:::19:n.531552 - WE 41.3 V' A3 Y I A , W , V, Lgkf., ,A ..A.,,1,y .-,. WfvNw'M ,Q .,. hr., A fi 'f 1 if f fa: 1 - gf 4 an is 1 Y-TEENS JUNIOR-SENIOR Y-TEENS: FIRST ROW: J. Puhl, C. Frye, C. Smith, Hi-X Teen Representatives, L. Merce, Chap lain, J. Cooper, Vice-President, J. Mc Kay, President, D. Keiser, Secretary, S Draves, Treasurer, E. Schlegel, L. Ko lacki. SECOND ROW: M. Rhodes, L Christen, B. Stark, P. Anderson, P. In man, E. Hummel, M. Heller, E. Fall, J Micham, S. McTigue, C. Ahrendt, Mrs Bucholz, adviser. THIRD ROW: K Sieja, D. Edson, J. Sandusky, F. Miller J. Polzin, C. Puhl, J. Novak, D. Bell, N Garner, J. Wright, B. Srfhlegel, J. Oaks FOURTH ROW: E. Adamski, C. Dyer C. Moorehead, N. Sawin, J. Border, S Hicks, Masters, S. Kardasz, A. Kings ley, L. Miller, E. Kerstetter, J. Heller, N Crane. After organization, the three Y-Teen groups had a very successful year. Senior and junior girls made red and white shakers which were sold at home basketball games, also they sold all occasion greeting cards. The three groups together spon- sored a dress-aliken dance. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS: FIRST ROW: M. Mayo, Redfield, N. Tyne- fieldg R. Rothlisberger, treasurer, C Pohlman, vice-president, M, Gigax, president, S. Flamand, secretary, D. Boor, representative, N. Hayhurst, P. Patterson, D. Pfoutz. SECOND ROW: B. Fox, M. Warner, E. Neiman, M. Mil- ler, S. Wagoner, J. Henson, N. Strance, S. Nitschke. C. Brown, C. Portala, S. Thornton, M. Hartman. THIRD ROW: S. Dittman, S. Stalter, M. Bruns, L. A. Williams, J. Tussing, B. Gingrich, Miss M. Miller, adviser, M, Morse, S. Jones, N. Hebel, J. Borsos, L. Auten, J. Pfaff, M. Tedrow. FRESHMAN Y-TEENS: ROW I: from left: Mrs. Donaldson, S. Buhler, D. Day, S. Maurer, D. Keiser, P. Lemke, S. Bettinger, J. Snow, J. Strohmaier, H. Willard: ROW 2: D. Eppard, B. Brill- hart, E. Pohlman, J. Stadler, P. Black, S. Snyder, C. Wright, M. Carr, B. Lari- mer, S. Brookhart, E. Micham. ROW 3: J. Dressell, B. Huff, C. Roshong, C. A. Huff, M. Lalendorff, A. Majewski, C. Willis, L. Rowe, G. Pruden, D. Strand- borg, H. Francois, A. Rhodes. ROW 4: J. Wasmundt, C. Kay, Tedrow, C. Otteson, T. McAdoo, G. Wells, C. Schlegel, K. Bernheisel, B. Evans, J. Keil, J. Heaney, B. Steinbart, P. Alex- ander. VIRST ROW.' D. McComesky, P. Patterson, C. Portola, D. Strandborg, C. Key, C. Huff, J. Snow, B, Huff, l. Willard, P. Hovey, J. Strohmaier, D. Day, M. Losek, K. Bernheisel. SECOND ROW: C. Stewart, C Srimmer, J. Tedrow, H. Fraicois, S. Medert, C. Pohemoan, L. Merce, M. Tedrow, S. Wagoner, E. Pohlman 1. Guthrie, Dressel, S. Ogren, Roe, G. Pruden, N. Reichardt, S. Miller. THIRD ROW.' B. Petteys X. Rhodes. M. Gigax, C. Ottesen, P. Butler, N. Strance, S. Schroeder, M, Haupriecht, J. Tussing, M. War- ier, N Hayhurst, R. Rothlisberger, B. Steinbart, S. Zawlocki, S. Bettinger, C. Wells, T. McAdoo, P. Schmid- in, B. Hummel, W. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: S. Seeman, W. Nowakowski, N. Neiman, N. Tynefield, M VIcGrail, M. Mayo, T, Smith, M. Anderson, M. Bruns, M. Marr, J. Westrup, D. Boor, C. Brown, S. Mari- ner, S. Flamand, J. Borsos, C. Roshong, B. Hite, E. Biskupski, Mrs. Tadlock, adviser. FIFTH ROW: C Vliller, Leith, R, Double, A. Besesky, S. Buhler, S. Snyder, L. Williams, N. Hebel, Heaney, Lashuay 5. Christen, P. Thompson, D. Eppard, S. Brookhart, P. Schmidlin, D. Keiser, B. Brillhart, J. Wasmundt P. Alexander. 1 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIDN From the time the school bell rang in the fall, Girls Athletic Association was started on its way, planning, working and having fun. First volleyball, then basket- ball and softball intramurals, were offered to any GAA member that wished to participate. At Christmas, the GAA girls made scrapbooks and bought small gifts to send to the orphans home. A Christmas party and a Valentine Dance also took place. The yearis activities were drawn to a close with a banquet in May. P. Inman, board, J. Cooper, board, K. Kelly, board, J. Tussing, treasurer, E. Hummel, secretary, P. Anderson, president, J. Puhl, vice-president, N. Crane, points chairman, E. Fall, points chairman, C. Smith, scrapbook chairman, and M. Heller, board. SECOND ROW: N. Garner, S. Metzer, L. Kolacki, R. Mockensturm, J. Polzin, Mrs. Tadlock, adviser, N. Szalkowski, B. Stark, J. Nowak, C. Dyer, and C. Frye THIRD ROW: Wright, L. Miller, M. Swartz, G. Eisenmann, C. Ahrendt, D. Bell, S. Lindhurst, M Warner, J. Micham, B. Ghaster, J. Border, P. Eichenlaub, and S. McTigue, FOURTH ROW: J. Oaks, S Draves, B. Schlegel, J. Miller, A. Kingsley, C. Hurney, C. Thrasher, D. Keiser, J. Masters, A. Spurgeon J. Tiller, N. Hollerbach, Holloway, and D, Zeh. FIFTH ROW.' K. Strandborg, E. Kennedy, S. Kardasz L. Alexander, M. Rhodes, D. Langenderfer, A. Carl, D. Driver, S. Kelting, R. Bishop, L. Merce, S. Stoner, G. Kelsey, K. Sieja, A. Bauer, N. Sawin, L. Wheating, and L. Christen. 9 DANCING DEBS The purpose of this club is to achieve the highes1 quality of majorettes and to promote unity among the majorettes. Through constant practice it also strives foi closer relationship with the entire band, and to make Rogers noted for their majorettes. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Mowery, Judy Snow, secretary, Janice Tussing, president, Marilyn Swartz, vice-president, and Di- ane Keiser, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Susie Brookhart, Jeanette Craft, Arlene Rhodes, Charleda Huff, Marie Rhodes, Bernita Huff, Patsy Black, Lynn Miller, and Pat Patterson. BOWLING CLUB The purpose of the Bowling Club is to promote good sportsmanship through- out the club. Under the leadership of their advisor, Mr. Fender, president, Dick Frye, vice-president, Joe Smith, secretary, Ted Teschner, and treasurer, Rusty Kep- ler, and its members have all learned that fair play has resulted in the sport of howling. FIRST ROW: J. McKay, S. Kmiec, L. Winters, T. Tesch- ner, secretary, D. Frye, president, J. Smith, vice-president, D. Chur- R. Kepler, treasurer, P. Gottfried, R. Patterson, chill, C. Nuding, L. Koehl, M. Losek, D. Cogle. SECOND ROW: J. Nowak, C. Puhl, R. Mockensturm, F. Miller, J. Cooper, P. Anderson, B. Stark, P. Inman, J. Puhl, N. Crane, M. Heller, J. Oaks, S. Draves, D. Keiser, L. Merce, C. Smith, D. Bell. THIRD ROW: B. Loury, N. Garner, C. Brimmer, J. Heller, B. Schondel, D. Langenderfer, J. Border, L. Alexander, S. Kelting, Tussing, Miller, L. Miller, S. Karflasz, E. Kerstetter, M. Bauer, P. Carr. FOURTH ROW: B. Myers, T. Smith, R. Guthrie, P. But- l l 2 ler, M. Anderson, C, Portala, S. Dittman, A. Rhodes, M Rhodes, K. Sieja, J. Masters, L. Williams, E. Neiman, S. Hicks, L. Smith, B. Fuller, M. Nowak. FIFTH ROW: D. Hayward, J. Pfaff, T. Kassay, C. Papenfus, G. Miley, Operacz, D. Szymanske, C. Schmitt, W. Hildebrandt, D. Brimmer, B. Flesh, J. Minakes, J. Stoltz, D. Semler, S. Wuerfel, S. Miley, J. Wines, C. Kmiec. SIXTH ROW: G. Kelsey, G. Bockelman, J. Nagorski, D. Wagner, J. Garcia, D. Connell, R. Olejniczak, J. Tiller, P. LaPoint, D. Wil- liams, C. Rippke, R. Schmidlin, R. Stark, T. Moore, O. Shaw, E. Sherer, J. Duszynski. The Rifle Club was organized for those students interested in becoming marksmen. In the fu- ture, members hope to have their own rifle range to be located in the back of the school. Learning the parts and the care of a rifle, knowing how to handle fire- arms, and improving marksman- ship on the range are among the objectives of this organization. ARCHERY CLUB RIFLE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Fred Huss, Dick Gingrich, Larry Lindhurst, Jack Huber, Bob Fafwcett, Paul Ahrendt, George Brubaker. SECOND ROW.' Betty Gingrich, reporter, Dick Jackson, treasurer, Beverly Fox, vice-president, Don Semler, presidentg Stella Stalter, secretary, George Boekelman, sergeant-at-arms, Janet Friddell, and Mr. Harold Tittle, adviser. THIRD ROW: Dennis Downey, Jim Axton, Gil Bollin, Grant Kelsey, Tom Miller, Bob Tressler, Gary Walters, and Byron Fawcett. FIRST ROW, left to right: Murial Hartman, Janice Tovey, Carmen Pfeiffer, Janet Weaver, John Haupricht, treasurer, George Brubaker, president, Judy Masters, secretary, Shirley Hicks, Sally Kelting, Mr. Lucas, adviser. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Gargas, Phyllis Hovey, Bonnie Hite, Linda Auten, Bonnie Schondel, Bonnie Mowery, Claire Hurney, Bonnie Buchele, Virginia Napierala, Sandra Kibler, Bill Beidleman. THIRD ROW: Cliff Noe, Doug Loomis, Byron Fawcett, Barton Fawcett, Gary Walters, Ron Grothaus, Myron Kempfer, Dale La Plante, Joseph Dence, Gary Hartsel, Jim Lorenzen. The Archery Club was formed by students interested in leaming to handle bows and arrows. After receiving instructions on how to construct their own equipment and to care for it, the members began actual target practice. The rest of the year was spent in im- proving their skill in hitting the bull's-eye. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Kritzer, John Koehl, president, Norm Robie, vice-president, Dave Williams, secretary, Jim Axton, treasurer, Jim Tunison, reporter, John Bedford, ser- geant-at-arms, Bob Beidleman, Jerry Traylor, Eddie Ahlfors, Mr. Edwards. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schultz, Rusty Kepler, Fred Heany, Lenny Korelawski, Larry Winters, Ted Teschner, Lee Jones, Ronnie Stark, George Brubaker, Howard Zingg, Powell Kingsley, Larry Barnes, Larry Oliszewski, Dave Laux, Mr. Fender. THIRD ROW: John Pershing, Ron Welty, Doug Loomis, Dick Frye, Eddie Carpenter, Bruce Huddleston, John Zachson, Wilfried Hildebrandt, Ronnie Grothaus, Jerry Brown, Jim Fugate, Dave Brimmer, Bill Messmore, Bill Zimmerman, Chuck Platkze, Mr. Ritticher. VARSITY CLUB An organization with which everyone is familiar at Rogers is the Varsity Rv Club. The clubis main purpose is to be of service to the school, especially toward the improvement of the sports program. Every athlete who receives a varsity award in a major or minor sport is entitled to join. During the year they sponsored an after- game dance and on March 15, a minstrel show. HERODOTUS CLUB During the course of the year, the Herodotus Club, which is the history organ- ization, sponsored a Hungarian Relief drive in which 874.55 was received. March 1 was the date of the sock hop, presented by the Herodotians. The club also took a trip to Greenfield Villiage to visit the historic scenes. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Jaffke, adviser, Claire Hurney, secretary 5 Jerry Hite, president, Bob Kali- noski, vice-president, Rose Marie Snyder, treasurer, and Sue Seaman. SEC- OND ROW.' Sue Endicott, Joan Knack, Theresa Smith, Sue Schroeder, John Hilfinger, Alan Bor- kenhagen, Paul Arendt, Chuck Helburn, Dave Nei- man, Pam Lemke, Judy Holloway, Jeanette Craft, and Judy Stalter. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Lucas, adviserg Linda Suten, sec- retary, Phyllis Hovey, president 5 William Jenne, vice-president, Deb- bie Boor, treasurer, Bob Jacobs. SECOND ROW.' Muriel Hartman, Larry Barnes, Dennis Marrietta, Paul Lobunski, Sam Reynolds, Joe Dence, Marilyn Ladd. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club of Rogers was formed for the advancement of interest in biological science and the opportuni'ty to perform experiments. The club provides a chance to take field trips and to meet with others who are interested in this field. Un- der the guidance of adviser, Mr. Lucas, the club proved to be most interesting and educational to its members. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America Club is serving its first year as a local chapter of the National Future Business Leaders of America. The purpose of this club is to acquaint its members better with the business world. To promote this introduction, the club under the direction of Mr. Harold Tittle, was host to other local chap- ters, had various business leaders from the community and went on a business trip to Detroit, Michi- gan. The year was rounded out by a banquet in April when ofticers for next year were elected. This years officers were: Fred Heany, president, Jeffery Barnes. vice-president, Robert Kalinoske, treas- urer, and Shirley Moscrop, secretary. FIRST ROW, from the left: Rose Marie Snyder, Yvonne Nargorski, Deanna Edson, Robert Kalinoski, treasurer, Fred Heaney, president: Lee Miller, sergeant-at-arms, Connie Smith, Joan Wright, Mary Lou Grathwol, Sharon Miley, Mary Bohls, Betty Lawson. SECOND ROW: Donnabelle Kelsey, Mary Morse, Diana McComesky, Linda Merce, Sandra Metzger, Linda Christen, Joan Nowak, Elaine Kennedy, Marguerite Schroeder, Elaine Schlegel, Mr. Harold Tittle, adviser. THIRD ROW: Shirley Moscrop, secretary: Linda Wheating, Lucinda Fowler, Bonnie Fall, Virginia Napierala, Joyce Heller, Carol Basillius, Rosemary Bishop, janet Weaver, Carmen Pfeiffer, Betty Gingrich, representative. FIRST ROW, left to right: Anita Kingsley. directora de musicag Donaldo Ritchie, repre- sentateg Juan Ahlfors. tesoreso: Susana Brookhart, sccretaria. Elena Neiman, vice-president, Anita Sawin, presidente: Judy Oaks. vice-presidente: Anita Lynefield, secretariag Juanita Eichenlaub. tesorera: Juanita PfaH'. representateg Tom'as Kassay, director de musica. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Hovey, Linda Larason. Donaldo Pfaff, Stella Stalter, Inge Maukaeh, Ronaldo Mae Ritchie. Roberto Petersen. Guillermo Zimmerman, Judy Spahr, Jeronime Hall, Dale LaPlante, Lorenzo Boldt, Guillermo Rhoades, Phyllis Paulson, Anita Spurgeon. Sally Draves. Guillermo Turner. CLUB LA TERTULIA The purpose of LA TERTULIA is to learn more about the language and customs of the Spanish speaking people to the South. Under the guidance of their adviser, Mr. Frost, the members of La Tertulia found several Spanish places in Toledo to visit. These included a Mexican church, Temple Guadalupanog a Mexican general store, Mercado Jalisciene, and a Spanish restaurant, El Tropical. The club also learned the different types of Spanish music and educational information go uhand in handl' in La Terulia. SOCIETY FOR SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENT The purpose of the Society for Scientific Advancement is to further the minds of students in the fields of science. It is open to all pupils enrolled in chemistry, physics, and applied science. Dur- ing the year the group visited the Toledo Express Airport, had guest speakers at their meetings, and made the Christmas decorations for the display casein the lobbv. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dick Gigax, Tom Miller, Dick Gingrich, Dick Jack- son, Glen W'hittaker. Jerry Hite. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Bean, adviser, Alan Borkenhagen, treasurer, Ray Wenig, vice-president, Lee Jones, president, Priscilla Eichenlaub, secretary, Mr. Minneman, adviser. THIRD ROW: Sara Beard. Rusty Kepler, Kathy Kelly, Dave Neiman, Bob McElheney, Don Semler, Dave Brimmer, Gil Bollin, Tom Kassay, Judy Border, and Judy Miller. 7IRST ROW, left to right: Honore Francois, Kathryn Kelly, Deborah Boor, Nanly Garner, 'udy Cooper, Sue Wuerful. SECOND ROW: Donnabelle Kelsey, Sandra Metzger, Anne Kingsley, Bill Zimmerman, Anne Bauer, Wayne Jones, Glen Whittaker, Ray Wenig, Dick ligax, Howard Zingg, Jim Tunison, Linda Line, Paul Kowicke, Sandra Ogren. THIRD ROW: Mrs. PfeiFt'er, Connie Smith, Bonnie Burkly, Sandra Kibler, Lynn Alexander, Jtfdy Vfasters, Theresa Smith, Sue Schroeder, Jackie Puhl, Miss Collins. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is exploratory, prevocational, and character- forming. Its establishment is threefold: to aid young people in getting the facts and opportunities of the teaching field in their locale, to study the lives of great teachers in order to receive inspira- tion from them, and to develop leadership qualities essential to a teacher. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The purpose of the French Club is to acquaint its members with the language and customs of France. Through textbooks they learned the customs and products of the different provincial divi- sions of France. The club is divided in two sections for both first and second year students, with the meetings held during school time. Under the able leadership of adviser, Miss Miller, the members iave accomplished and learned a great deal throughout the year. FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Masters, Janice Tussing, clirectorg Howard Zingg, treasurer, Judy Cooper, vice-president, Linda Line, president: Carol Brown, secretary, Lee Jones, program director, Joseph Dence, assistant director, and Jackie Puhl. SECOND ROW: Miss Miller, adviser, Ann Biel, Marquerite Marr, Glenn Eisenman, Kenneth Kamm, Jerry Hite, Charles Hilburn, Sue Miley, and Pat Alexander. FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Loomis, Carol Nowakowski, Mary Urbanski, Anna Wel- gan, Muriel Hartman, James Operacz, Sandra Ogren, Myron Kempfer, Honore Fran- cois, Patricia Setchell, Elaine Micham, Margaret Losek, Phylis Hovey. SECOND ROW: Donna Day, Aramae Flammand, Jim Van Zee, Charles Heinle, nuntiusg Mary Gigax, scriba, Powell Kingsley, consul, Carol Pohlman, vice-scribag Mrs. Van Fleet, adviser, George Kimble, Janice Redfield, Joyce Strohmaier. THIRD ROW: Mary Bruns, Clifford Noe, Jim Minakes, Sam Reynolds, Karen Bernheisel, Polly Schmidlin, Bill Sherril, Jim Jad, Dick Jack- son, Jack Wines, Pat Schmicllin, Carol Fay Mikowitz, Jack Lundy, Paul Bollin, Jerry Urban- ski, Bonnie Buchele, Edith Large. FOURTH ROW: Annette Majewski, Diane Keiser, Bill Watkins, Virginia Johns, Donna Estlock, Jeanne Wasmundt, Shirley Hicks, Albert Papenfus, Dick Szymanski, Marilyn Ladd, Dennis Micham, Carolyn Brimmer, Susan Mauter, Bill Jenne, Larry Mizelle, Peter Sohn, Trina McAdoo, Carole Smith, Charlene Ottensen. FIFTH ROW: Judy Borsos, Bonnie Iqnatz, Irene Rogers, Judy Johnson, Connie Keil, Diane Strandborg, Elaine Biskupske, Shirley Bush, Janice Dressel, Ruth Tucholski, Genevieve Pruden, Joan Knack. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League is a national organization composed of many local high school classical clubs. The purpose is to encourage an interest in and ap- preciation of the civization, language, literature and art of ancient Greece and Rome. The Rogers High School chapter has eighty members. They meet in special sessions twice a month. Some of the things they have done are observing the Roman Saturnalia, making Latin Christmas cards, and making posters. The Roman Banquet held on March 22, was the highlight of the year. Dr. W. R. Jones from Ohio State University talked on Greece and showed slides to the members. 118 FIRST ROW, left to right: Christine Roshong, Joan Wright, Sue Endicott, Maurice Stalter, Linda Auten, David Ziegler, Barbara Rowland, William Jenne, John Renshler, Deborah Boor, Ron Bierly, Sandy Ogren, Linda Larason, Beverly Admanski, Saramae Flamand, Janet Sell. SECOND ROW: David Dernier. Irene Rogers, Jane Mahler, Carolyn Brimmer, Dianne Hayward, William Watkins, Paul Kulurcki, Marie Carr, Cathy Smith, Joyce Stroh- maier, Honore Francois, Jacquline Suzanne Schroeder, Mary Kay Renshler. THIRD ROW.' Darrel Smith, Margaret Bower, Roberta Lowry, Joan Knack, Betty Gingrich, Murial Hartman, Earl Valentine, John Pershing, Dennis Marietta, Sam Reynolds, Marilyn Ladd, Judy Miller, Sally Draves, Ramon Bell, Mrs. Christine Riswold, Director. FOURTH ROW: Judy Sauer, Karen Helle, Barbara Larimer, Carol Henson, Carolyn Kmeic, Dolly Zeh, Barbara Miller, Joanne Lindhorst, Annette Roop, Geraldine Zientek, Janis McKay, Judy Borsos. For such a young organization, Rogers, chorus has accomplished a great many things this year. The members sang at the dedication of the school, and at the dedi- cation of the schoolls Sarah M. Perry Library. One of their major events was sing- ing at the Lucas County Music Festival held in January. In order to purchase robes, they undertook some money raising ventures including the Sadie Hawkins Dance, tag day, and candy sales. OFFICERS LEFT to RIGHT, Maurice Stalter, Linda Auten, William Jenne, Barbara Rowland, John Renshler, Deborah Boor, Dave Zeigler. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Pfafl, B. Svhrider, M. Neiman, J. Smith, G. Kelsey, J. Masters, SECOND ROW: L. Lorenzen, D. Pfaff, S. Beard, J. Ahlfors, Duffy, E. Neiman, John- son, B. Pirucki, D. McConnell. S, Reynolds. TIIIRD ROW: Renshler, D. Denear, A. Kingsley, M. Hill, Marietta, C. Heinlc, D. Schrider, Anncsscr, A. Borkcnhagen, L. Line. FOURTH ROW: D. Kurth, C. Bzibcock, M. Gigax, D, Langcnderfer. L. Pelteys, K. Borken- hagen, D. Micham, G. Kimble, T. Kassay, N. Sawin. FIFTH ROW: Henson, D. Smith S. Nitchki, L. Faright, D. Strandborg, K. Strandborg, S, Schrider, C. Smith, D. Gigax, D. FROM the LEFT: Lynn Miller, Judy Snow 3 Neiman. ser, Janice Tussing. Bonnie Mowery, Monica Rabbit, Diane Kei- ROGERS BAND The band, composed of approximately sixty members under the direction of Mr. Clifford Myers, is a hard working unit of the music department- Two months before school started, the band was organized at Fall-Meyer Elemen- tary School. Students met there every week night to practice for the coming football season. Band members, in order to secure uniforms, had a tag day and sold lightbulbs. Majorettes and alternates were chosen from the band members. After band uniforms were purchased, the majorettes' and alternates' uniforms were secured. Practice during class and drill after school has helped make this group a success. Throughout the year the Rogers High band performed diligently at all public appear- ances. Special formations were presented at the football games. A concert was held in March to acquaint the students with the concert band. Letters were also distributed to those who would ordinarily have received them at their former schools. The RHS band was seen at pep rallies and at all home basketball games. Parents of the band members started a Band Parents Organization in order to help the group with funds. Three outstanding squad members Ellen Neiman, Larry Lorenzen, Don- ald Pfaff. Right guides kneeling are: Ellen Nei- man, Karen Strandborg, Georgia Kel- sey, Bob Pirucki. Right guides stand- ing are: Dick Gigax, John Renshler J Jack Annesser, David Neiman. Alternate majorettex from the left: Charleda Huff, Patsy Black, Jeanette Kraft, Bernita Huff, Marilyn Swartz. FIRST ROW: left to right, Mr. Roger Phillips, Maribel Kujowski, Linda Christen, Nancy Szalkowski, Nancy Swonger, Rose Marie Snyder, Laureen Fleck. SECOND ROW: Sara Beard, Sharon Miley, Sandra Ely, Carol Fay Mikowetz, Betty Gingrich, Dawne Hadley, Janice Tovey, Janet Weaver. THIRD ROW: Claire Hurney, Bonnie Sch- ondel, Bonnie Mowery, Monica Rabbitt, Edith Large, Connie Kay, Donna Estlock, Sharon Pigg. BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club of Rogers was organized for the purpose of entering more religion into the lives of the students. The study of different religions has taught each member to understand his classmates better- Social events, worthwhile projects, and devotional meetings have all been a big success with the willing help of Mr. Phillips, the adviser. The Officers are: Janice Tovey, president 3 Nancy Swonger, vice-presi- dent and Sharon Pigg, secretary. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The basic qualification for every member of the Rogers Home Economics Club is to be interested in happy, wholesome home and family living. The main objectives of the club are to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to encourage democracy in home and community life, to promote international goodwill, and to gain further interest in home economics. 122 FIRST ROW: left to right: Janet Weaver, Mary Alma Warner, Carolyn Schlegel, chairman, Joan Lashuay, treas- urer, Beverly Hayes, vice-president, Rita Mockensturm, president, Lynn Miller, secretary, Barbara Schlegel, reporter, Marilyn Snyder, Beverly Adamski. SECOND ROW: Naomi Coleman, Sally Draves, Hoar, Judy Heuerman, Barbara Carmen Pfeiffer, Carolyn Wright, Elaine Biskupski, Norma Hollerbach, Connie Karl, Berne Steinbort, Carol Henson, Sue Miley, Mrs. Charlotte Dootz, adviser, Diane Hayward, Polly Snyder, Theresa Smith, Beverly Myers, Bonny Hite, Deanna Edson, Marie Carr, Evonne Pohlman, Christine Adamski, Liz Mockensturm. FEATURES , l Q f. , W, nf? M 9 -12 ' ff F . 7? K X? A Wgg'Q ' . Ji H. , T125 12- 74, - , K fgWgj3,5y?f,wgEi ?3 h? ? i, FOOTBALL DANCE HHN Queen .ludY Oaks and Coach Senior Attendant Priscilla Eich Kfitlef- enlaub and Coach Edwards. 3 A 4 4 ! i G i i 5 5 i s ' i l Q On December 1st of 1956, the senior class of Rogers High School sponsored the first semi-formal yf dance of the schools first year. LEFT to RIGHT: Joan Stoltz, 8th grade 5 Barbara Evans, freshman 5 Kevin Teschner, Crown Bearerg Judith Oaks, Queeng Judy Saunders, flower girlg Priscilla Eichenlaub, senior, Lynn Miller, juniorg Nancy Hebel, sophomore. 125 FIRST ROW, left to right: Norman Robie, Phyllis Hovey, Marilyn Ladd, Norma Hollerback, Priscilla Eichenlaub, Tom Kassay. SECOND ROW: Lewis Owen, Virginia Naperila, Dick Gingrich, Wes Skinner, jack Annesser, David Williams, Ralph Rogers, Carolyn King. THRID ROW: Wilfried Hildebrandt, Nancy Hebel, jim Tunison, Claire Hurney, Ted Teschner. g'The Night of January l6th', was presented on November 16, 1956. The entire student body was eligible to try out for various parts in the big mystery. After weeks of hard toil on the part of the selected cast and Mr. Roger Phillips, director, the day of the play found the cast at XVSPD Television station to present a few scenes of the play to the Toledo Network. FIRST ROW, left to right: Katheryn Kelly, Barbara Stark, Connie Smith, Gina Christison, Judy Oaks. SEC- OND ROW.' Chuck Stange, Dave Georgia, Sharon Kardasz, Darlene Kwapich, Lynn Miller, Lu Ann Williams, Anne Kingsley, Elaine Ker- stetter, Nancy Sawin. THIRD ROW: Bob McElheney, Lu Ann Merce, Ray Wenig, Glen Whittaker. Yes, sah, I does. Your honor! Why should I be ques- tioned by the woman who murdered my husband! Now, look here, my man, you can't LEFT: GAA members and dates dancing to music of Bruce Stevenson's Band. RIGHT: Left to Right: Bob Beidleman, Junior Duke, Powell Kingsley, Sophomore Duke, Fred Hum- mel, King of Hearts, Phil Yenrick, Freshman Duke, and Eddie Ahlfors, Senior Duke. G. A. A. DANCE GAA sponsored its first serni-formal dance with the theme Sweetheart Swirlf, The decor- ations were very elaborate, consisting of a foun- tain with water flowing from the top 3 a silver ball with red lights reflecting from it created red spots dancing over the floor. The main attraction of the evening was the crowning of the King of Hearts, Fred Hum- mel, by GAA president, Pat Anderson. RIGHT: Everyone having a good time dancing with their sweethearts.'l LEFT: Casting their ballots for King of Hearts are, Left to Right: Janet Polzin, Sue McTigue, and Billie Ghaster. A i .3 RAMBUNCTICUS Rogers is the only school in the G.N.C. to have a live mascot. Rambunctious is a symbol of the vitality and good sportsmanship that each student at Rogers posses- ses. The appearance of the ram at football games, basketball games, and other schoo' activities seems to induce the students to cheer when winning and smile even though losing. A dance called Rambunctious Ramble was given to raise funds for the ex- pense of keeping the ram. When Joseph Super Market donated the ram to Rogers, Student Council ap- pointed Joan Wright as oflicial Ram Commissioner. This title gives her complete responsibility of the ram. Here Rambunctious poses in his red and white pom-pom trimmed blanket which was made by Priscilla Eichenlaub, left, and Joan Wright, right. 129 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Sadie Hawkins Day was celebrated at Rogers with a dance which was a girl-ask-boy affair. Everyone attend- ing was supposed to dress in true hillbilly fashion-the most- realistic. Lee Palms, left, and Judy Stalter, right, being crowned king and queen. Attired as Daisey Mae and Little Abner, Vir- ginia Napierala, and Ralph Rogers, seem to be enjoying the evenings festivities. Teddy bear seems to be the object of Dave Ziegler and Jean Utz attention. Bet they wouldn't be hug- ging it so hard if it were a real onel. 130 Mr. Frost to Mr. Phillips: Heck, I an't' no bum! Chuck Stange: Hah! What is this--the Left Bank?? No it's only Miss Miller and her French bums slumming it during a study session. Bob Neary screams and jumps on a desk after seeing a mouse and Dick Gingrich runs around looking for a cat. BUM DAY Since Rogers had not yet acquired any traditions a Bum Day was planned and held in the school. Students were allowed to dress in a ragged fashion and look as bummish as they pleased. However, the following Monday the tables were turned as they decked out in their Sunday best to hear a special speaker. Principal jack Fishbaugh receiving flags from the American Legion Post. The flags were later distributed throughout the classrooms. DEDICATION The dedication of Robert S. Rogers High School was held in the auditorium, Sunday, November 25, 1956, at 2 p.m. The Knowlton Construction Company presented keys to the architects, McLaughlin 81 Keil, who in turn presented the building to the Board of Education. American Legion Post, assisted by Drum and Bugle Corps of Baker-Stengle Post and the Boy and Girl Scout troops, presented thirty-eight American flags to Rogers High School. The flags were accepted by Principal Jack Fishbaugh. Superintendent of Adams Township Schools, Carl Rasmus, speaking at the dedication Seated behind him are other board members and speakers. Yes, thafs rightv HI know thc answerlu Z. ?,5,,,A,, 1 f-Aix :- 1 3, A MQAM, s True Rogerties 'SMAKE UPF, 'lcampaigningw LETTER CF APPRECIATION On behalf of the Rogerian staff of 1957, we would like to thank everyone who helped with the first yearbook of Rogers High School. Individual pictures, senior pictures, and club pictures were taken by Powell Studios of Detroit. Many thanks also to the printers, the American Yearbook Company. To Mr. Eaton and his art classes for all help given and to all the teachers whose classes were inter- rupted many times during the year, we extend a special thank you. Thanks most of all to our adviser, Mr. Frederick Marlo, for the time and patience he has spent with us. We want every reader to know that the above people have con- tributed greatly to the success of the 1957 Rogerian. , A F 1 ' i A Inga, mzffvsi. .wiyfy X Q V li Patricia Inman TX Y 'J .vw H Jil , G 5 s dy f M lvva f.r,LA..4...-Wx..J fi Joyce Micham Co-Editors 134 IN MEMORIAM NEIL NOFZINGER JULY 28, 1943-JANUARY 19, 1957 F5 SENIOR ADAMSKI, MELVIN Class Motto Committee. AHLFORS, EDWARD Football, Varsity Club, Baseball, Intramurals. AI-IRENDT, CAROLYN Y-Teens, Rogerian, GAA, Student Council, Golf, Reserve Volleyball, Dance Committee. ANDERSON, PATRICIA Rogerian, GAA president, Y-Teens, Student Council, Golf, Cheerleader, Bowling Club, Rifle Club, Varsity Basketball and Volleyball. AREHART, DEE Class Flower Committee. BEDFORD, JOHN Football, Varsity Club, Track. BELL, DOLORES GAA, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Rogerian, Class Motto Committee. BOOR, BRIAN Intramural Basketball, Track, Bowling Club. BOWERS, MARGARET Chorus, FTA, Y-Teens BRIMMER, DAVID Student Council, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club, Bowling Club, Science Club, Engineering Society, Baccalaureate Speaker Committee, CAIN, DAN Class Flower Committee. CARL, ANNE GAA, Golf, Class Flower Committee. CARL, JOHN Cap and Gown Committee, Golf. CARPENTER, ED Wrestling Team, Varsity Club. CARR, PAT Ring Committee, Bowling Club, Cap and Gown Committee. CARROLL, LARRY Class Colors Committee, Baseball, Golf. CHRISTEN, LINDA GAA, Y-Teens, FBLA, Dance Committee. COOPER, JUDY V. Pres. French Club, V. Pres. Y-Teens, Bowling Club, GAA, Varsity Basketball, Student Council, Class Colors Committee, FTA. CRANE, NANCY Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Varsity Volleyball, Re- serve Basketball, GAA, Class Colors Committee, Bowling Club. DAY, LILLIAN Class Motto Committee. DRAVES, SALLY GAA, Varsity Basketball, Bowling Club, Y-Teens, Class Motto Committee. DRIVER, DORIS GAA, Varsity Basketball, Class Motto Committee DUDEK, JOYCE Library Staff, Class Flower Committee. DULTMEYER, Jim Commencement Program Committee. EDSON, DEANNA Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, FBLA, Cap and Gown Committee. EICHENLAUB, PRISCILLA Senior Trip Committee. EISENMANN, GENIECE GAA, Reserve Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Student Council, Baccalaureate Speaker Cum- mittee. FALL, BARBARA Rogerian, Baccalaureate Committee. FROSCH, CAROLYN Baccalaureate Committee. GARNER, NANCY Baccalaureate Committee. GHASTER, BILLIE GAA, Reserve Basketball, Rogerian, Drama Club, Baccalaureate Programs Committee. GIGAX, WILLIAM Band President, Class Colors Committee, FTA, Science Club. GINGRICH, RICHARD Commencement Speakers Committee. HATCHER, PHYLLIS Publicity Committee. HAYES, BEVERLY V. Pres. Home Making Club, Cap and Gown Committee. HAYWARD, DIANE Chorus, Home Making Club, Bowling Club, GAA, Baccalaureate Committee. HELLER, MARILYN Cheerleader, GAA, Golf, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Cap and Gown Committee. HELMS, HAROLD Cnmmr-nnement Sneakers Committee. HILDEBRANDT, WILFRIED Student Council President, Varsity Club, Wrestl- ing Track, Bowling Club, Rogerian. HILL, ROBERTA Picnic Committee. HUFF, RICHARD Commencement Speakers Committee. HUMMEL, ESTHER GAA Secretary, Y-Teens, Senior Class Secretary, Announcement Committee. HUMMEL, FRED Commencement Speakers Committee INMAN, PAT Rogerian Co-editor, Student Council, Social Commissioner, GAA Board, Bowling Club, Y-Teens, Quill and Scroll, Reserve Volleyball, Baccalaureate Speaker Committee. JOHNSON, DAVID Commencement Program Committee. KAMM, HENRY Engineering Club, Intramurals. KAMM, KENNETH Publicity Committee. KEIL, GERALD Publicity Committee. KEISER, 'DARLEEN Y-Teens, GAA, Bowling Club, Ushers Commit- tee, Golf. KELLEY, THELMA Baccalaureate Speaker Committee. KELLY, -KATHRYN Student Council, Rampage, Rogerian, GAA Board, Golf, Play Committee, Quill St Scroll, Science Club, Varsity Volleyball and Basketball, FTA. KELSEY, DONNABELLE Announcement Committee, FBLA, FTA, Ram- page. KEPLER, RUSSELL Varisty Club, Science Club, Bowling Club, Foot- ball, Track. KING, CAROLYN Golf, Announcement Committee. KMIEC, STEVE Red Cross, Bowling Club, Commencement Pro- gram Committee, Baseball. KOEI-IL, JOHN Varsity Football, Varsity Club President, Track Intramurals, Picnic Committee. KORALEWSKI. LENNY DIRECTORY Varsity Football. IVrestling. Varsity Club. KWAPICH, DARLENE Student Council Representative. Rogerian Staff, Senior Trip Committee. KURTH, BONNIE Commencement Programs Committee. LARIMER.. LORETTA Bowling Club, Home Making Club, Picnic Com- mittee. LIETZKE, ALICE Senior Trip Committee. MALOHN, BARBARA Ways and Means Committee. MCELHENEY, BOB Ways and Means Committee MCKAY, JANIS Senior Trip Committee, Y-Teens President, Bowl ing Club, Golf. MCTIGUE, SUE Y-Teens, GAA, Rogerian Staff, Publicity Com- mittee. MERCE, LOU ANN Banquet Committee, GAA. Y-Teens, Bowling Club. MESSMORE, WILLIAM Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club. MICHAM, JOYCE GAA, Rogerian Staff. Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Picnic Committee, Student Council, Golf, Reserve Bas- ketball. MILLER, FAYE Publicity Committee. MOCKENSTRLTM. RITA Home Making Club President. GAA, Bowling Club, Publicity Committee. NINO, CONSTANCE Banquet Committee. NOFZINGER. TOM Ring Committee, Track, Intramurals. NOWAK. JOAN GAA, Y-Teens, FBLA. Bowling Club. Class Flowers Committee, Golf. OAKS, JUDY Play Committee, Cheerleader, Student Council Secretary, V. Pres. Spanish Club. Y-Teens, GAA, Bowling Club. Golf, Varsity Basketball and Vol- leyball. OLEJNICZAK. BLANCHE Announcements Committee, Rogerian. OWEN, LEWIS Traek, Banquet Committee. PAPENFUS, CARL Rogerian Stall' Business Manager, Golf, Quill and Scroll. PFOIITZ, PAT Ways and Means Committee. PFOUTZ. ROBERT Play Committee. POLZIN, JANET GAA. Y-Teens, Rogerian StaII, Quill and Scroll, Banquet Committee. V PUHL, CHARLENE Y-Teens. Bowling Club. Banquet Committee. PIIHI., JACKIE Dance Committee. V. Pres. Senior Class, V. Pres, . GAA. French Club, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, ' Cheerleader, Varsity Volleyball and Basketball, FTA. Golf. REED, BYRON Ushers Committee. REIFERT, BOB Ushers C Iommittee. RIPPKE, CLIFFORD Flag Committee. ROBIE, NORMAN Varsity Basketball, V. Pres., Varsity Club, Play Committee. Drama Club. RUSCH, GAYLORD Announcement Committee. RUSE, LEONARD Track. . SALETA, VIRGINFA Ushers Committee, Golf. SANDUSKY, JACKIE Flag Committee. SIEJA, ANDREA Senior Play Committee, Student Council. SMITH, JACKIE Senior Trip Committee. SMITH, JOSEPH V. Pres.. Bowling Club, Baseball. STALTER, ROBERT Baseball. STANGE, CHUCK Ways and Means Committee. STARK, BARBARA GAA, Student Council, Bowling Club, Y-Teens, Dance Committee, Reserve Volleyball and Bas- ketball. STONER, SUZANNE ' GAA, Banquet Committee. STRANDBORG, KAREN GAA, Band, Class Motto Committee. SZALKOIYSKI, NANCY GAA. Picnic Committee. TESCHNER, TED Varsity Club, Varsity Football, Intramurals Pic- nic Committee. Bowling Club Secretary. THRASHER. CONNIE GAA, Senior Play Committee. TILLER, JANET GAA, Home Making Club, Ways and Means Committee. TUNISON. JAMES Senior Class President, Varsity Football, Varsity Club Reporter. Baseball, FTA. Intramurals, Thespian Society, Rampage Staff, Rogerian StaII, Quill SL Scroll. WENIG, RAY Engineering Society, Science Club, Golf, Com- mencement Programs Chairman. WILLARD. KAREN Caps and Gowns Committee. WHITTAKER. GLEN Science Club, Engineering Society, Baccalaureate Programs, Audio-Visual Aids. WILLIAMS. DAVID Varsity Football, Track. Varsity Club Secretary, Senior Class Treasurer, Bowling Club, Pienie Committee. WILSON, JON Flag Committee. WINTERS, LARRY Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Bowling Club, Caps and Gowns Committee. Baseball. WORSTELL, MARLIN Play Committee. WR lGH'I', JOAN GAA. 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