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

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Foreword llilljard lias liwoiiii ' UopiTs. tin- I ' aiitlu r is now a Pirate, but the students have the same sehool spirit. They are ever wlllinfr to cooperate in making our sehool worthy to l)ear the name John K. Kofters. After one semester in the new buildinf;, even more appreciated is the work done in the old home to make school life attractive. Tiie work spent in makinf; a success of the bond issue makes the John K. Rogers only « greater haven of rest. Having worked and waited, its .students are even more ready to take advantake of the ojuxirtunities l)resented. In anticipation of the pleasures to he enjoyed in reading the pages of this annual, at present and the fond memories of your high school days in years to come, tho.se who have worked to make it a success can only ho))e that the reader will receive as much ) leasurr from his cojiy of the ' rreasure Chest as the staff has had in pre- senting it to you.

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Key to Treasure Chart X Korcwiird + ( ) Dedication 5 ■ In MeinorlHin (i ■ Seniors 11-29 ! Classes 30-3() Activities 37-e2 Moys Sports tiS-H Cirls ' Siiorts TS-TK = Features 79-112 School In Pictures 79-86 ' ▼ Pirates Log 87-90

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John R. Rogers To the memory of .Folin H. Hopers, in life an ins))irati( i) to a,ll who knew him, and who, throujrh liis jiassajrr of tlio hare- foot selioolhoy hiw, has earved liis name on the pages of liistory of the State of Wasliinftton, we, tlie staff, dedicate this 1!);J2 edition of the Treasure Chest.