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

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The January Seniors as Freshmen (Annual 1927) The June Class as Freshmen (Annual 1928)

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RvGG Weld — Ruggy ' I am not lean enough to he thoutjht a good st udcnt. Manual Arts Course St. Xaviers Panther Service Cliib; Boys l ederation. Marion Wkndei. — Minnie Alxcays the same to everyone. ' ' General Course Regal Hanker 4; Basehall 3; Girls ' T oaKiu . lias- k-etball 4. Ki.MER Williams — IVill Girls may eome and girl ' s may a ' f ' li! I talk on forever. General Course Bcmiss Dedication Issue; Stage Crew 4 ; Boys ' Fetieration. Sheldon Wilson — Sheld To know him is to like him. General Course Regal Boys ' Federation. M EKL Wood — Woody Wit xvas born with hint. ' ' General Course Whitman Boys ' Federation. Kahl Miller — Slim He wore a bashful look. General Course Regal Boys ' Federation. R(»Y Waldron The better you know him the better you like him. Classical Course Boys ' Federation. Doha .yiiEPPARD — Slimm Though she be but little, she is fierce. General Course Hamilton (iirls I eague Clarence I,ewis — Donk ' ilc hides a personality that everyone might well envy. Manual Arts Course Columbia Boys ' I ' ederation. Page twenty-eight

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12B Class First low: llcii-ii )ilii;aTcl. ICIizabeth liaunigartner. Dorothy Ringus. Olenc SurjiM. r I .-, i,. i Ihursoii. Marie VerinilUon. Tln-lnia Nelson. Theresa Perry. Leola Higglns. Hazel Wilson, Dorothy Innes. Tatricia Hagrgart. Virginia I enney. Second row: L,ois Davis, Margaret Mikles. Henry Wakeley, Paul Hankcl. Art Kroske, Halvarci Nygren, Carl Peterson, Clarence Miller. .Jessie Hurgess. Marry Katahira. Third row: Oren I!iiiiill. Davis Altwater, Lawrence Kolstead, Bill McX ' ey. Henry Phillips. An ixaniple of coi)i)erative ciicrfry rather than individuHl fame is the I2H class. In sjiitc of thi.s fact, many of its members have achieved distinc- tion. Since this jiiratf band befran its development as steerape i)assen(rers, it bas shown sj)lcndid sjiirit a.nd lil ch ideals. Not even tile suden cban)ie from tbe sleek and .sllnkiii); jjantbcr to the bold, blood-thirsty pirate has succeeded in rufflingr its calm. They, too, went on their wa.v, singinf; and l.iupbinfr from deck to deck of the sbij). Tbe old saying that variety is tbe spice of life proves correct when a))plied to this class, for its nieml)ers have entered many and varied ship activities. Four among its ranks have become members of the National Honor Society. These titled members are: Elizabeth Baumgartner, Tom Meranda, X ' irglnia Penney and Thelma Nelson. (iirls ' spi rts claim a number of the pirate maidens. Theresa Perry, Marie Vermillion, Etliel Thorsen and Margaret Kelly arc active in this line. Boys sjiorts claim Hal and Don .lones and Tom Meranda. Hoger Wnti and Patricia Haggart are active in the jovirnalism le] artment, working on tbe Rogers Record. In tbe art department, Cbester Priano stands out. He bas l cen of great service to tbe seliool in making signs to advertise school pla.vs, cons and various other activities. Officers President Thelma Nelson Vice President Frank Chambers Secretar.v and Treasurer Leola Higgins Student Council Representative Chester Priano Boys ' Federation Representative (Jerald Miller Paffc thirty