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

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First row: Mi.ss Barger, Mrs. Morrison, Miss LcFevre, Mr. Meyer, Miss Swann. Mr. .linn.tt. Miss Herbert, Mr. Smith. Mr. Hyrne. Second row: Miss rainier, cadet. Miss Morse, cadet. Miss I lerrington, Mrs. lirown. Mrs. Van Atistene, Mrs. Kapek. Miss liudwin. Miss Barman, Mr. Burnett, cadet. Third row : Mr. Herington. Mr. Potter, cadet. Mrs. Bovee, Miss Undstrom. Miss Finnegan. Miss Stevens. Miss McMahan. Miss Rodgers, Mr. Becher. Mr t ' oburn. Mr. Hughes. Fourth row: Mr. Doolittle. Mr. Saltz. Miss Thorne, Mr. Black, Miss Weymouth. Mr. I ' urdy. Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Tewinkel, Mr. Frissell, Mr. Starr, Mr. Babcock Mr. Hainan. Faculty .1. I). Meyer, Principal 1 ' .. 1{. Jlnnett V Ice-Principal, Debate I.. K. Babcock Manual Arts K. T. Becher History, Economics Miss LaVelle Barger Director Girls ' Physical Education M. J. Benjamin Director Boys ' Physical Education J. W. Black Baseball Coach, Science Mrs. Marie Bovee Spanish, German Mrs. I.utie Brown Study Hall Miss Theodora Bulwin English L. T. Byrne . ...Boys ' Adviser, Journalism, Social Science, Dept. Head A. P. t ' oburn Commercial Dept., Head W. E. Doolittle Mathematics Dept., Head .lames Eaman Science .lames Elsensohn History Mi.ss Rose Finnegan Social Relations, Girls ' Adviser Howard Frissell Commercial Miss Clarissa Harman English Miss Elisabeth Herbert English W. I-. Herington Mathematics Miss Edna Herrington Home Economics Ray G. Hubbard English F. C. Hughes Art, Drawing Mrs. Carolyn F. Kapek Library Miss Marion G. LeFevre French, Latin Miss Dorothy I.indstrorn (part time) Commercial Miss Rene G. McMahan Commercial Irvin R. Minzel Basketball Coach, Physics Jack Moo berry Track Coach, Science, Commercial Arithmetic Mrs. Iva Morrison History .1. L. Purdy Speech, Mathemat., Miss Kathcrine Rogers (part time) English, History C. E. Russura Manual Arts L. W. Saltz Tennis Coach, Science Dept., Head F. Dale Smith Manual Arts Glenn B. Starr Director of Music Miss Hazel Stevens English Miss Ruth Swann Study Hall, English .1. M. Tewinkel English Dept., Head Miss The] ma Thorne Home Economics Mrs. Ethel B. Van Austene Commercial Miss Faye C. Weymouth English Mi.ss Edith Strobridge Secretary Miss Evelyn Meranda Book Clerk and Stenographer I ' ayt ten

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January Class History Four long years ago, 118 green fresh men entered the old Hillyard high school. They were so shy and reserved. Gradually the green- ness wore off and the surroundings became familiar to them. Something more than the average talent was in that group. That first year, the moulding period, was the hardest. A great eliange came also. The surroundings were changed to a new and much more impressive structure, John It. Rogers. Now they were sophomores and felt their responsibility for leadership. Gradually the lads and lassies took over the overwhelming task of showing their underclass admirers the way of right, and nobly did they succeed. Athletics caught the eye of many a lad and they longed for the day when they could hoist the purple and white high over the city. Another year passed and those sophomores had advanced, respected by all, shining lights in athletics, dramatics, and all school activi- ties. Hopes of reaching the city throne in foot- ball had just been missed and now the dream of that conquest came true. These seniors had won the top in the city football world. All- city honors were bestowed upon Jack Harney. Mike Perry, Ted Dawson, Steve Tortorelli, and Hodge Dean. Basketball honors were up- held by Jack Harney; baseball, Thunnaii Cook; tennis and golf by Bob Murphy and Hoybert Ilanneman. The girls showed real ability iii dramatics, journalism and school leadership with such figures as Came Haugan, Helen Itenfro, and Uktttda Perry, president of the Girls ' League. Scholarship in this worthy class has been very high with 28 having an average over 90%. The scholastic leaders were: Valedictor- ian, Frances Cowles; and salutatorian, Delnore Hopkins. At last we have come to the haven of learn- ing with these able leaders at the helm of iir good ship: President, Paul Ilanneman; vice president. Lawrence Northquist; secretary-trea-surer, Leo Haynes; and student council, Helen Kenfro. Our leaders for the entire voyage were: 98 Bob Murphy 9A Bob Murphy Louis Cameron 10A Paul Kwing 11B Delia Hinshaw 11A Marjorie Hamaker 1215 Bob Murphy 12A Paul Hanneman Class vice presidents were as follows: 9B, Louis Cameron; 9A, Lex Templin; 10B, Paul Kwing; io. , Dodge Dean; HB, Eugene Richardson; HA, Paul Hanneman; 1215, Bob Grcgson; 12A, Laurence Northquist. Those who held positions of secretary and treasurer were: 9B, Dodge Dean; 9A, Doro- thy A Win; 10B, Lawrence Northquist; 10A, Maud Thorson; HB, Kwing Irwin; 11A, El- vira Glendening; 12B, Carne Haugan; 12A, Leo Haynes. Yell leaders were as follows: 9A. Jack Ramey; 10B, Kugene Richardson; 10A, Jack Ramey; 11B, Lex Templin; 11A, Taylor Richard; 12B, Jack Ramey. r- Paye tzvelve