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

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R Firnt Row: Mi Woymouth, Min Steven . Mi Harmon. Mi Barger. Mr. Meyer. Mi Rodger . Mi Lo Kevre, Mr. Jinnett, Mr . Morrison, Mi Fi tnegan, Mrs. Govett, Mrs. Van Austenc. Second Row: Mr. Benjamin. Mi Herrington, Mr . Bovee. Mi McMahan, Mr . Kapek. Mi Budwin, Mi Sherrod (cadet). Mi Herbert. Mr. Hcringlon. Mr. Hainan. Mr. Purdy. Third Row: Mr. Ru um. Mr. Hughes, Mr. Doolittle, Mr . Brown, Mi Martin. Mr. Friasell, Mr. Te- winkel, Mr. Salt . Mr. Becher, Mr. KlNensohn. Mr. Coburn. Fourth Row: Mr. Kid red (cadet). Mr. Will (raid), Mr. Smith. Mr. Minxcl, Mr. Hubbard. Mr. Bab- cock, Mr. Mooberry, Mr. Black, Mr. Byrne, Mr. Scott. Faculty J. D. Meyer .................. Principal E. R. Jinnett .....Vice-Principal, Debate L. E. Babcock .............. Manual Arts E. T. Bcchcr ....... History, Economics Miss Lavelle Barger.......Director Girls’ Physical Education and Athletics M. J. Benjamin .......... Director Boys’ Physical Education and Athletics J. W. Black ......... Physical Education and Science Mrs. Marie Bovee ...... Spanish, German Mrs. Lutie Brown...................Study Hall Miss Theadora Budwin ........... English L. T. Byrne... Boys’ Adviser, Journalism A. P. Coburn ......... Commercial, Head W. E. Doolittle..............Mathematics James Eaman .....................Science James Elsensohn ................ History Miss Rose Finnegan ....... Girls’ Adviser, Algebra Howard Frissell ............. Commercial Mrs. Edith Govett ........... Study Hall Miss Clarissa Harman ........... English Miss Elizabeth Herbert ......... English W. L. Hcrington .......... Mathematics Miss Edna Herrington Home Economics Ray G. Hubbard .............. English F. C. Hughes ............ Art, Drawing Mrs. Carolyn F. Kapek .........Library Miss Marian G. Le Fevre .... French, Latin Miss Rene G. McMahan ...... Commercial Miss Edna Martin ...... Home Economics Irvin R. Minzel .............. Physics Jack Mooberry ..... Science, Commercial Arithmetic Mrs. Iva Morrison ............ History J. L. Purdy........ Mathematics, Speech Miss Katherine A. Rodgers......Spanish C. E. Russum .................. Manual Arts L. W. Saltz..............Science, Head George L. Scott ................ Music F. Dale Smith ........... Manual Arts Miss Hazel Stevens.............English J. M. Tewinkel ......... English, Head Mrs. Ethel B. Van Austenc...Commeicial Miss Faye C. Weymouth ........ English Miss Edith Strobridge........Secretary Miss Gloria Howard........Stenographer I’age eight

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R Class History Years and years ago, four years to be exact, our famous football stars were mere babes toddling about in their first long trousers. They were somewhat innocent and a little green and were not then surrounded by a group of awe-struck girls. Their first crash into the “400” was made in the Gym of the old Hillyard Hi at the Frosh Frolic. The flashy athletes began warming up for their long career by entering into frosh football. This group of winners captured its first prize by taking the city basketball championship. Three additional successful years followed their first. The feminine part of the class has also been outstanding in athletics. Junior Dramatics grasped several of the dramatically inclined students into their midst during the first year.. Footlights next received the benefit of the talented thespians. The regular school routine was interrupted during the latter part of the Freshman year by a fire which nearly reduced the upper floor of the annex to uselessness. However, necessity forced them to remain until the completion of the new building. During the rainy season, numerous leaks in the improvised roof required a number of buckets placed here and there to catch the moisture. Open house and the dedication of the new school in the spring of 1932 drew huge crowds from all over the city. Soon the faculty and student body settled down to routine, and school life went on with regularity. Each year the athletics of the school became greater, and high records were reached; some were even broken. Out of this class, came James Mathers, high point man in basketball; Wayne Harris, star of football and baseball; Victor Zerbst, Glenn Ostcr, and Tommy Morten-sen, all of exceptional football ability. They were supported by many more of their classmates. The girls, not to be outdone, came along with Carol Coffman. Marion Hodgson, on the tennis teams. Jane Thomas, Noima Cran, June Davis, Hazel Abrams, and Dot Freeborg, prominent in Girls’ League, and girls’ sports, and G. A. C. Many of the members of the class have captured high laurels in opera and dramatics. Now in their senior year the class has chosen to guide the “Good Ship Rogers” into port: President, Glenn Oster; Vice-president, Art Bland: Secretary and Treasurer, Charles Treffry, and Student Council, Victor Zerbst. The class of 1934 has a very high scholarship standing. Those leading the group scholastically are: Valedictorian, James Palmer; Salutatorian, Lucile Bonner. Those who served as president of the class during its four-year journey through the halls of learning were: 9B.....................Jimmy Mathers 9A........................Norma Cran 10B.................. James Anderson 10A........................Henry Berg 11B...............................Bill O’Mullcy 11A..............................Wayne Harris 12B........................Norma Cran 12A........................Glenn Oster ' Pag t n