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

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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.

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Our Leaders Mr. .liniiPtt Mr. Mvy. Kvi-ry jiiralc ship i we. ' % much of its succe.ss to it.s leader ami his as.sistant. Oil the shij) John H. Uofters, ))rinci|)al ,1. D. Meyer and vice jirinci- pal K. R. Jinnett furnish the same ins])irati()n to the students that is jriven the pirates hy their leaders. ' I he position of our executives is more difficult than the averapc reader imagines. With .so many different types of individuality to deal with, a different method of ap))roach must be made to each. Being called down to the Captain ' s cabin is a real jjrivilejre on this pirate sliij), for instead of a reprimand, it generally means a little talk with one of the executives, perhaps asking his advice on student subjects or advising him on planning his high school career. Many a discouraged mem- ber of the jiirate crew is ke| t from leaving the ship thnmgh just one of these little talks. He i.s given new encouragement, a reason to finish his education. Our principal and vice principal have proved themselves true friends to the student body. They have been comrades to whom the students may take their tr nd)les and get valuable advice and help. (i r seven