Rogers High School - Rogerian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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ustodian , and bu Bus Driver ldenfiTicaTion: CFIRST ROWJ Wallace McQuillin, PeTer De- Ziefsma, John Gallagher, Alva Lewis, Ha Ray Hutchinson QFRONT CENTERJ Jim Sandro, William Dennis, Del Bordner, .lohn Woznicki, Orville Crane, son, Wally Ridenour, Melvin Wagner, Skip Karns, QSECOND ROVVT Glenn 5 is Cusiodian idenfificcnion fleff To righfj: Gary Abbe, Freeman Moose, Jack SmiTh, Bucl Gunn, Alvin Tussing, Doroihea Borck- ardT, fnof picfuredl BefTy Van Effen, Lona Pink, John Laberdee. The Rogers High School building is six years old This year, louT iT sTill looks as good as new. This is due To The conscien- Tious work and efTorT of The cusfodians of Rogers. The bus driv- ers of Adams Town- ship noT only bring The majorify oT sTu- denTs To school each morning, and Take Them home each nighT, buf Take groups of RogeriTes and aTh- leTic Teams To and from various evenTs. drivers rold Willee, ValoTis Emer- Karns. Q, i ,s 3 N A Vail Hugs A Sig 7 1 1 . ?Tf NG LEFT 'TURN SPEED LIMTT

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MR. WILLIAM ARNER, B.A. Mr. Arner, who teaches the Special Education section at Rogers, has attended both Ohio State and Toledo Universities. He en- ioys many sports, among them horseback riding, football, and both water and snow skiing. The Civil War, its legends, stories, and history provide Mr. Arner with an interesting hobby and an abundance of reading material. As a veteran jet fighter pilot in the Air Force, Mr. Arner finds teaching a bit more relaxing. MR. DON EATON, B.S. ln addition to teaching Art I, ll, Ill, IV, and art history, Mr. Eaton does considerable art work on his own time. He may be found drawing caricatures at art shows or engrossed in a do- it-yourself project, While at Bowling Green, Mr. Eaton drew a cartoon strip for the campus newspaper. Mr. Eaton lives by this bit of philosophy: You've got to learn to use the knowledge you have to create new ideas. round out the students' education MRS. MARY MAC FRANKLIN, B.S., B.S.L.S. In charge of the library is Mrs. Mary Mac Franklin. New ta Rogers this year, Mrs. Franklin lists reading, hooking rugs, cooking, and archaeology among her many interests. Earning her degrees at Columbia University and the Uni- versity of Tennessee, the librarian gives her Upettest peeve as being boorish drivers of cars, Hers is a family of Li- brarians, since her husband is the Director of the Toledo Public Library. The personal philosophy of our librarian goes something like this : It's bound ta be worse than I expect. She has introduced many new systems into our library. This year, under the direction of the new librarian, Mrs. Franklin, the Sarah M. Perry Library has undergone some changes. The books have been re-shelved in more logical order, and paper-back books have been placed on the shelvxes with the hard-bound ones. Although many students were confused with this new system, they soon became familiar with it. Mrs. Franklin painted division numbers on Uvzzl the spines of the books to enable them to be found more easily. These changes have helped our library to become I ,'l- I more efficient and better liked by the students. 23

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Relaxing in the Home, En: room are: KFIRST ROW, left to rightj Dorothy Haupricht, lrene Luux, La- vina Moose, Mae Richer, KSECOND ROWJ Doris Baum, lrene Timo. The cooks of Rogers High School work long and hard to pre- pare the noon meal for almost one thou- sand hungry students and teachers, Besides preparing the hot meal, they also make available coffee, rolls, and milk in the morn- ing tor those who might have missed breakfast. The cooks are ready to help stu- dents ond organi- zations who have to use the facilities ot the kitchen. They olso help prepare various banquets at Rogers. , help keep Rogers Hi h on the move The cooks take time out tram their duties of preparing the noon ROWJ Mary Gillmore, Edith Haefner, Edith Armstrong, Oro Free, meal to pose for their picture. CBOTTOM ROW, left to rightl Ger- Velma Pigg. trude Gangever, lrene Erdman, Thelma lnmczn, Jane Rieger, KTOP .. . 'i , kg 25