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

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' rillKHXIIlA HlDWIN A. 1!.— WiisliiiifTtoii Sl-.ih- ColUjif Spokane, Wiishiii(ttoii Cl MIIIISSA HaKJKIN A. H. — University of Miiryland I). C, M. A. Cicorfre Wasliinfrlon rnivcrsity, Wiishington, I). C . Onicjia, ()l lalionia IZAIM Til Hkiiiii:ht H. A. — Wasliiiifrlon Stale ColleKe Spokane, Wasliington IIa .i:i. Stkvkns H. A. — University of Mieliifran Saiilt .Ste. Marie, Mieliifran KINK AlilS V. C. IlroHKS L ' niversity of ( liieapo Art Academy of Cincinnati Spokane, Washington K( ) K I ' - KIN 1 , A N ( : U A ( ; KS Mils. Mahii: Hovkk Wasliington Slate Collcjie Seiltle. Washiiinlon IIiti:n Uosk I?. A. — University of Orcpon University of Cirenolie, Krance Salem, Orejfon IIlSi()li ' I.. T. HVRNK A. H. — Wasliinpton Slate College Seattle, Washington Miis. IVA MoHlllSON 15. S.— South Dakota Stale University of Wisconsin .Spokane, Washington Kavk ( ' . WKVMoi-ni H. A. — l ' niversity of Washington Spokane, Washington HOMK KCOXOMICS Ar.SKS AVKNT I?. S. — University of Wyoniinj; C ' ady, Wyoming KitNA Hkrri.ncton 15. S. — University of Idalio Spokane, Washington MANUAL ARTS I.. K. HaHcock 15. S. — Washington State College Spokane, Washington K. Dai.k S.mitii Cheney .State Normal Chene.v, Washington MATIIKMATICS Mu.Tox .1. BKS.i.yA.Mi.N. I ' hiixlfiil Ediiriition K. M. — Colorado School of Mines Denver, Colorado W. K. nooi.iTTi.K 15. S. — Washington St.i te College Spokane, Washinglon .1. 1.. I ' l ' iinv 15. S. — Hastings Nelirask.i S|)okane, Washinglon MUSIC (!. I.. Scorr. Mimir Oherlin Conservatory of Music West Point, Nehraska PHYSICAL I ' .nUC AIION .1. W. Bi.ACK. Sririirc 15. S. — Pennsylvania .St.ite Philadelphia, Pennsylvania C. C. QfAlKKSHl ' SlI 1$. A. — Carleton Northfield, Minnesota L. L. 15. — Con .aga University Spokane, Washington 1.a ' i:m.i: 15aii(;i;h 15, . . — l ' niversity of Oregon Kngene, Oregon SCIKNCK .Ia.M1:S K A.MAN , ' . n. — Doane College: Crete, Nelir.iska Spokane, Washington Uav t ' l. HruiiAiu) 15. . .— Washington Stale College Spangle, Washington 1. It. .Ml.NZKI. 15. A. — Washington State College .S)) kane, Wa.-.liinglon L. W. Sai.tz B. S. — Montana State (irand Hapids, Ohio

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Faculty Miss 11a 1-1 Miss Ilerbi-i t. Mr. .Jiniictt, First row: Mr. (. iHck.nbus ' .. Mr. HMbc-dik. Miss VVeviiuiuUi Mr. Meyer. Miss . vent. Ml.ss Stevens. Mr. Saltz. Mr. lOa ' nian Second row: Mr Riack. Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Hovee. Miss Herrington, Miss Harmon. Mi.s.s FInneKiin Mr. Hughe.s Mi.-s Allen. Miss Hu.lwin. Mi.ss Ko.se. Mr. Benjan.an. Mr. Tewinkel. Mr. Cobuyn i-mn.gan. .VDMINLSTK AIIVK .1. I). . Ii:yi:k. I ' rhui iml A. B. — Wasliiiifjtdn State College M. A. — I ' liiversily of Washinfrton Siiokiine, Wa.sliinston K. H. JiNXKTT. ' irt ' I ' riiiriital H. A. — WashlnptoM Stat - Collcfte S)«)kane, VVasliinftt in F.r)rni Sthohhiimik, Sicretarn Sjxikaiu ' , VVasliiiifrton C;i.i(Ki. How.Min, SI iiiKjiraiihir Sjxikane, Wasliiiifrton KosK KiNNKii.xx. dirh ' .lilj ' hiir B. A. — WasliinfTton State Collefre Spokane, Wa.sliingrton ( .Mioi.v.N V. K.M ' KK, Lihriir ' Kiii H- A. — rniversily of Wa.shin lon Spokane, Wa.sliinfrtoii I.iTii: Hkow.v. Sliidji lull Kan.sa.s State ' I ' eaehers Collijie S))okane, Wa.shington COM.MKHCIAI. A. P. Com-KN !$■ S. — Oregon State Coilefre Spokane, Wasliinjrtoii IloW.VHl) Frizzki. H. A.— Washinfrton St.it.- College Spokane, Washinfrton I{i:nk (j. McMaiian Wa.shinfcton State Normal Seliool, HellinKli Washinjrton . . B.— University of Washinf;ton Sedro-Wooley, Washington KN ' CI.ISU .(. ' I ' kwinkki, — IIi ' ikI B. A.— Whitman M. A. — Washin(flon Craduate Work— Oxford, Knghind S))okane, Washington Oi.ivt: Ai.i.KN B. A. — University of .Minnesota .VI Inneajiol is, Minnesol a I ' .uir .-i.ih

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The Office Ufhiiui counter: Sylvia Morris. Tliea Mae Culvorwcll. MMrsaTi t Kobi ' rts. Helen Ciirson Melva H;irri- Jean Miller. .Wiir clock: Lucille Moran. Margaret Olson. At counter: Mis.s Strobriilge. Mr. .Ilnnett, Mr. Meyer. At desk; L,ouise Christian.son. At typewriter: Mill Kir.schke. To a i)a.s.s(T-by, the office of the John U. Rogers high scluHil may not .seem to be a very busy place. The rea.son for thi.s l.s that there is more room to place material, thus avoiding a disorderly ap- pearance. Miss Strobridjre and Miss Howa.rd pre- side over this .sanctum, and Mr. .Meyer and Mr. .linnett have private officf-s of their own. In the office are located a switchboard, two working desks, files, typing table, the clock which controls the hell .system, and individual boxes for the teachers. lU ' neatli the counter are shelves and ciipboaj-d space. The ditto machine is also located in the office. Kach period of the day there is a girl who tends the switchboard and runs errands for tin office. When the i)ublic address system is in stalled, one may sit in the office and speak, his voice being heard throughout the entire building. For the convenience of those unruly pira.ti s who spend a great deal of time in the office, a row of chairs maj- be seen. Pagf tfn