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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1937 volume:

Treasure Chest Published by the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of JOHN R. ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL Spokane, Washington Editor Glen Chambers Associate Norris Keeler Crneat Curnlcp 1921 = 1936 3rt)elma nbersion 1922=1936 Virginia fflo tr 1920=1937 3n Jlemortam FOREWORD To the students and faculty Whose cooperation And faithfulness Has made this year ' s Treasure Chest possible This book is presented As a lasting remembrance Of the school life Of 1936-1937 DEDICATION To the sports At John R. Rogers Which keep alive That spirit of loyal Enthusiasm For which The student body Is famed This book Is dedicated First r..w: Barman, Benjamin, Swarm, LeFevre, Perkins. Herbert Se.oiid k. w: swenson. Herrlngton. Kapek. Purdy. Stevens. Brown. Van Austen-. Meyer. Third Row: human. MoMuhan. Benjamin, BUdWln. Finnegan. Weymouth. Fourth Row: Jmnett Hughes. Minzel. Uecliei- Bvrne Hcrington. Bovee. Thome. Fifth Row: Tewinkel. Hubbard. Starr. Saltz. Black. Elsensohn. Coburn. sixth Row: Hubbell. Burton, Mooberr ' . Smith, Summers (student teucher), Doollttle. ' FACULTY ADMINISTRATIVE J. D. Meyer. Princlpul K. R. Jlnnett, Vice- Princlpul Kose Finnegun, Girls - Adviser Joseph M. Tewinkel. Boys Adviser Carolyn F. Kupek. Librarian Lutie B. Brown. Study Hall Blanche Hill Swenson, Study Hull Edith Wlzemann. Seeretarj Kvelyn Meranda, Stenographer und Book Clerk ENGLISH Joseph M. Tewinkel, Heud Theudora Budwln Clarissa Harman Elizabeth Herbert Kay G. Hubbard E. Hazel Stevens Kuth Swann Faye C. Weymouth COMMERCIAL A. P. Coburn. Head Monroe Hubbell Rene G. McMuhun Jack W. Mooberry Ethel Van Austene SCIF.NCE L. W. Sultz, Head 1 1 . ii i Bendele J. W. Black James lOaman Irvln R. Mlnzel MATHEMATICS Wulter E. Doollttle, Heud W. L. Herlngton J. L . Purdy SOCIAL SCIENCE L. T. Byrne, Head E. T. Becher Jumes Elsensohn Ivu Morrison Margaret Benjamin FOREIGN LANGUAGES Marie Bovee Marion G. LeFevre MANl ' AL AND FINE ARTS A. R. Barton K. ( ' . Hughes C. E. Russum F. Dule Smith HOME ECONOMICS Ednu Herrlngton Thelma Thome PHYSICAL EDUCATION M. J. Benjamin Mabel Perkins MUSIC Glenn B. Stan- Blanche Hill Swenson Page nine CLASSES tip €5 JPl 1 Thiry French Slriano Bevak Bysegger Valsvig Hughes Hopkins Campbell Jones JANUARY SENIOR LEADERS Frank Thiry Valedictorian Mildred French Entertainer Carmine Suriano Athlete Genevieve Bevan Editor Eugene Bysegger Dramatist Elin Valsvig Salutatorian Art Hughes Class Prexy Juanita Hopkins Musician Bill Campbell Scientist Lelia Jones Girls ' League JANUARY SENIOR HONOR ROLL Frank Thiry Klin Valsvig Helen Hickok Anita Hinshiiw Blanche Shiosaki 1 [tin Shaw Lucille Huntley Glenn Luse William Campbell I.elia Jones I.orraine Felber Charles MeHarness Genevieve Bevan Walter Peer Geraldine Ambrose Helen Joy Ix ' ona Robertson Arthur Huglics Kuniee Wilson Myrtle White Kugene Bysegger I ' eggy McLean Mildred French F.dna Nelson Eathryn Monahan Vernadine Kichter Charlotte Brooks Ann Hunt Mary Dip] el Warren Koliler Carmine Suriano Gerald Koenig Irene Corkrum Page thirteen Frank Avery Br mi j j Commercial Record Staff Hoys ' Ft- deration Hazki. Baker Longfellow General Home Economics Club 1-2-3-4 Secretary Home Economic Club Art Club Miss Finnegan ' s Office 2-3 School Welfare Secretary Elmer Baumc.artner Hamilton Art Club 4 German Club 3 Hi Y Club President 4 Robert Berg Whitman Montero 3-4 R Club 3-4 Record Staff 4 Fire Squad 4 Secretary Athletic Department Boys ' Federation Genevieve Bevan Hamilton Commercial Girls ' League Big Sister Chairman Room Representative Record Staff 3-4 Editor of Record Treasure Chest Staff Quill and Scroll Rogers Service Club National Honor Society- Student Council Student Council President Eleanor Bom bino Coof er Hall Patrol Miss Finnegan ' s Office Nurse ' s Office June Buhrer Regal Commercial G. A. C. Treasurer Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Room Representative 1-2-3 Camp Cookery Chairman Handy Andy 1-2 Gym Office 1-2 Eugene Bysegger Bemiss Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 German Club 1-2 Footlights Club 3-4 Secretary-Treasurer Rifle Team 4 The Two Vagabonds ' 2 The Lucky Jade 3 The Buccaneers 4 Pickles 4 The Ghost Train 3 The Whole Town ' s Talk ing 4 National Honor Society 4 Rogers Service Club Chairman New Project Committee Bill Campbell Bemiss National Honor Society Senior Honor Roll Junior Dramatic Club President Student Council 2 Footlights Club Vice President Cosmic Club 4 Art Club 3-4 Fire Squad Tutoring 4 Boys ' Advisory Council 4 Rogers Reporter (KFPY) Football Manager Ghost Train Arms and the Man The Lucky Jade Howard Coffman Arlington Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2 President Athletic Department Boys ' Federation Fire Squad Isabella Corfield Bemiss General Volleyball 1 Tumbling 1 Band 4 Record Staff 4 The Lucky Jade 2 The Whole Town ' s Talk- ing 4 Library 2-3 Social Service Department 2-3 Pirate Girl 4 Stuart Davis Whitman ' R Club Fire Squad Tennis 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Track 2 Secretary Senior Class Secretary Athletic Department Boys ' Federation Patic fourteen Kay Dii.i,man Mead Boys ' Federation Football 2-3 Harry Faggetter Hamilton Boys ' Federation Dale Fairburn Regal Montero 3-4 Vice Chairman Boys ' Federa tion Handicraft Department Chairman Boys ' Federation Outdoor Life Department Track 4 Mildred French Hamilton Basketball 1 Volley Ball 1 C hairman Dancing Group 2 Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Handy Andy 2 Footlights 3-4 Big Sister 3 Rogers Service Club 3-4 Record Staff 4 Treasurer Girls league 4 Willis Glanvili.k Arlington Orchestra 3-4 Band 2-3-4 Cub Edition 4 Track 3-4 Willit Billy Herbert Lewis and Clark Boys ' Federation Leonard William Haskins Lewis and Clark Boys ' Federation Student Council Helfn Hickok Regal National Honor Society Rogers Service Club Quill and Scroll Vice President G. A. C. Senior Honor Roll Main Office Tutor Secretary Big Sister Depart ment 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3 Basketball 3-4 Record Staff Annual Staff Anita Hinsiiaw Arlington Journalism Award National Honor Society Girls League Honor Senior Honor Roll Editor Girls ' League Quill and Scroll Rogers Service Club Record Staff Annual Staff Big Sister Chairman Handy Andy Game Committees Secretary Big Sister Depart ment F.dna Holly Longfellow Gym Office 4 Girls ' League Roll ••( lossip J tan ita Hopkins Longfellow Footlights 3-4 Student Council 4 Vice President 1 1 B Class President Las Gitanas 1-2 Quill and Scroll 3-4 Dancing 2 Big Sister 3-4 Record Staff 3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Inter Class Debate 3 Speech Contest Winner 2 Feature Editor Record 3-4 Footlights Orchestra 3-4 Art Hrr.HKs Spangle High President 12A Class National Honor Society Football 3-4 Page fift Ann Hunt Cooper Senior Honor Roll Nurse ' s Office 4 Library Checker Secretary of G. A. Basketball 2-3-4 Tumbling 2 Girls ' League Honor Record Staff C. 4 Roll Lorraine Jaques B cmiss Cosmic Club G. A. C. Spanish Club Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Frances Jones Arlington The Whole Town ' s Talking Lelia Jones Cooper Vice President 9B Class President 9A Class Treasurer Girls ' League Vice President Girls ' League Tutor 9B English Chairman Entertainment De- partment Day Editor The Record Big Sister Vice President Junior Dra- matics Secretary Harding Debate Club President Harding Debate Club Student Council 1-2-3 President of Student Council Quill and Scroll National Honor Society Chairman 12A Commencement Program Chairman Dance Committee Production Manager of Girls ' league Gossip Study Hall Worker 1-2-3 Helen Kelly Longfellow Rest Room Handy Andy Tutor Warren Koiii.es Hamilton Spanish Club Cosmic Club Glen Luse Bemiss National Honor Society Football 1-2-4 Tennis 3-4 Track 2-3 Math Club Spanish Club 3-4 Charles McHarness Columbia Spanish Club Upper Class Advisory Com- mittee 3 Football and Baseball Man- ager 2-3 Peggy McLean Regal Senior Honor Roll President Senior Home Room French Club G. A. C. Basketball 2-3-4 Volleyball 2-3 Baseball 2-3-4 Manager Basketball Tourna- ment Chairman Gym Office Big Sister Record Staff Girls ' League Honor Roll 1-2 Tumbling Isabel Marney Bancroft Girls ' League Harry Miller Hamilton Boys ' Federation Kenneth Mors Longfellow Orchestra 2-3-4 Commercial Page tixteen Edna Nelson Green Bluff Tutor 2 Las Gitanas Charter Member 2 Cosmic Club 3-4 Cosmic Club Secretary 4 French Club 3-4 G. A. C. 4 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Volleyball 2-3-4 Champion Volleyball Team 3 Tumbling 3 Big Sister 3-4 Walter Peer Columbia Math Club Vice President Spanish Club Cosmic Club Kenneth Randolph Hamilton Baseball 1-23-4 Football 2-3-4 Golf 3-4 Track 2-3 Fire Squad 4 R Club 3-4 Harding Debate 4 Chimes of Normandie Rogers Service Club 4 Yell Leader 1 Marjorie Reynolds Reqal Volleyball 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Two Vagabonds The Lucky Jade Pickles The Buccaneers Study Hall Handy Andy Room Representative Home Economics Club Vernadine Richter Be miss Orchestra 1-2 Band 1-2 9A Vice President °B Secretary-Treasurer Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Volleyball 1-2 German Club President of German Club Rogers Service Club Big Sister Cashier Cafeteria and Candy Counter Study Hall and Cafeteria Checker Girls ' League Honor Roll 1-2 Leon a Rorertson Beelcr High Girls ' League Verlaine Sale Bcmiss Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1 Glee Club 1-2 The Chimes of Normandie Rogers Service Club Maurice Sciiupel Longfellow Boys Federation Gym Office 3 Helen Shaw Regal President G. A. C. Treasurer G. A. C. Vice President German Cosmic Club Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 2 3-4 Big Sister Annual Staff Record Staff Girls ' League Honor Roll Club -2-3 Blanche Shiosaki Regal Quill and Scroll 3 Secretary Quill and Scroll 4 Record Staff 3 Treasure Chest 4 Literary Editor Girls ' League Gossip Cosmic Club Chairman Puppet Committee 3 Chairman Social Service Basketball 3 Girls ' League Honor Roll Girls ' League Council Carmine Suriano Columbia Boys Federation Vice President Boys ' Federa- tion President 11A Class Football 3-4 R Club Cosmic Club 3-4 Harding Debate National Honor Society Frank Tmitv Columbia Math Club German Club Tennis 4 National Honor Society Student Council Baseball Manager Valedictorian Page seventeen Lily Thompson Columbia Spanish Club 2-3-4 I .as Gitanas 2-3 President of Las Gitanas 3 Volleyball 1-2 Baseball 1 TutiblitiR 1 Basketry Chairman 4 Kun Vai.svu; Jf ' Airman Baseball 2 Basketball 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Secretary Sophomore Class Rogers Service Club National Honor Society Salutatorian Norma Waller North Central Pirate Girl 3-4 Harding Debate Club 12 Myrtle White Deer Park High Senior Honor Roll Big Sister 3-4 Record Staff Annual Staff Girls ' League Honor Roll Kun ici Wilson Be miss Senior Honor Roll Big Sister Secretary Girls League Record Staff Cosmic Club Spanish Club G. A. C. Quill and Scroll President Senior H ome Room Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Student Council Representa- tive Girls ' League Council Girls League Honor Roll Pirette Rkna Zinkcraf Be miss Girls ' League JANUARY CLASS HISTORY Four years ago ninety very frightened freshmen entered Rogers. Soon the class was settled and some of the members made themselves known. The first semester Glen Chambers, Lelia Jones. Henry Sweet. Wilbur Johnson and Leonard Cottrell made themselves known as president, vice president, secretary-treasurer, student council representative, and yell leader, respectively. In the 9A year Aniadee (iendreaux was president; Vernadine Richter, vice president; Bob Berg, secretary-treasurer ;l)onald Gardner, student council representative; and Carol] Vermillion, yell leader. As sophomore B ' s, Lorraine Felber as president ; Bob Berg as vice- president. Klin Valsvig as secretary-treasurer; Alice Hale as student council representative; and Henry Sweet as yell leader, distinguished themselves. 10A leaders were Lelia Jones, president; Mildred French, vice-president; Irene C ' orkrum. secretary-treasurer; Bill Campbell, student council repre- sentative ; and Kugene Hysegger. yell leader. Henry Sweet, president: Walter Peer, vice-president; Irene Corkrum. secretary-treasurer; Frank Thiry, student council representative; and Bob Berg, yell leader, became the officers of the llB class. In the 11A semester Carmine Soriano became president; Juanita Hop- kins, vice-president; Lucille Huntley, secretary-treasurer; (ilen Chambers. Student council representative; and Ray Oswald, yell leader. As 12B ' s Lucille Hunth v became president; Warren Kohler. vice-presi- dent; Vernadine Richter. secretary-treasurer; Gene Tesdahl. yell leader; and Kunice Wilson, student council representative. Senior A offices were attained by Art Hughes as president; Forrest Bishop, vice-president; and Stuart Davis, secretary-treasurer. Pane eighteen JUNE SENIOR LEADERS Frances Walker Artist Don Balch Athlete Marian Rcnfro Girls ' League Norris Keeler Journalist Thelma Bateman Scholar Hob Weaver Boys ' Federation Denise Johnson Girls ' Sports Lorn Wallace Class Prexy Marialese Eller Drum Major Dick Hayes Dramatist JUNE SENIOR HONOR ROLL Frances Walker Thelma Bateman Jane Connor Ira Glass Esther Johnson Marian Henfro Elsie Zerbst Kutherine Fahey Glen Chambers John Ortner Mary Kathryn True Virginia Frye M a rguertte Gerken smeyer Gladys Widner Jack Meyer I,orn Wallace Clctus Morrow Curtis Tang Florence Hrennan Kenneth Knowlton Mildred Strand Dorothy Cooney Leonard Thompson Mabel Turner Juanita Barth .Fune McDonald Fred Homad Alma Harney Kathryn McDougall Doris Hoffman John Brownell Josephine Block Jack Kat ' hon Alfred Hill Truman West Bette W H)d Page nineteen Fred Adams Whitman Room Representative Class Yell Leader 1-3 R Club 2-3-4 Math Club 2-3-4 ••C Club Tennis 2-3-4 Football Manager 3 Basketball 1-2-3 Alice Allen St. Joseph ' s Girls ' League Bud Al Glen Allison Arlington Hall Patrol Paddle Squad Glen Naomi Jane Allison Pullman High Junior Dramatic Club 2 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Pickles Chairman Sinning Group Annual Staff Rogers News Announcer (KFPY) Pi:: Edith Altvater Bcmiss Girls ' League Eda Clarence Anderson Cooper Rogers Service Club R Club 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Andy HE . ' BttJB B Doris Anderson Dorrie Be miss Rogers Service Club Basketball 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Baseball 1-2 Girls ' League Room Repre- sentative 4 Don Balch Don Longfellow President Boys ' Federation 4 Home Room President 4 Art Club 3-4 R Club 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Winner Ticket Selling Con- test The Showoff Bill Bancs Lonnfellow Art Club 2 Band 1-2-3 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Ervin Barber Arlington Glee Club 2 C Club 3-4 Bill Nick Neta JUANITA BARTH Hamilton National Honor Society Corresponding Secretary French Club 3 Four Star Club 4 Harding Debate Club 3-4 French Club 3-4 Baseball 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3 Big Sister 3-4 Chairman Big Sister Depart- ment 4 Girls ' League Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Girls ' League Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Glee Club Pickles Senior Honor Roll Thslma Batsman Thelma Be miss National Honor Society 4 Rogers Service Club President Freshman B Class President Student Council 2 Treasurer Girls ' League 3 Secretary C Club 3 Student Council Representa- tive 3-4 Vice President Student Coun- cil 4 Las Gitanas 2 Home Economics 2-3-4 C Club 3 Tennis 3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Tumbling 2 Big Sister 3 Girls ' League Council 3 Student Council 2-3-4 Room Representative 2-4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Honor Roll Page twenty Margaret Beedle Hamilton Spanish Club 4 Margie Clyde Behis W hit man Secretary Math Club President Math Club 4 Football 3-4 Track 3 Record Staff 4 Fire Squad 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Bcmo Ralph Bentz Cooper Track 3 Annual Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Tuffy Josephine Block Whitman President German Club 3 Chairman Honor Roll Department German Club 2-3-4 Cosmic Club 4 Big Sister 3 Girls ' League Honor Roll Scholastic Honor Roll Jo Jeanne Blodgett Longfellow Spanish Club 4 German Club 3 Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 Room Representative Jingy Leonard Bogenreif Hamilton Rogers Service Club Tennis 2-3-4 Room Representative Annual Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Bogr Jf + - if) Gladys Bonser Cladie Mary cliff Chairman First Aid Weighing and Measuring De- partment C Club 3-4 Florence Brennan t ;( Girls ' LeagtIC Room Repre- sentative Senior Honor Roll Clifford Brown Cliff Arlington President Cosmic Club 4 German Club 1-2 Harding Debate Club 4 Track 1-2 Orchestra 1-2 J ulia Brown Jul Arlington Quill and Scroll 4 Secretary Home Economics Club President Home Economics Club 4 Vice President G. A. C 4 President Quill and Scroll 4 Home Economics Club 2-3-4 G A. C 4 Volleyball 1-2-4 Baseball 1-2-4 Champion Basketball Team Basketball 1-2-3-4 Tumbling 2 Tumbling Manager 4 Basketball Referee 4 Room Representative 2-4 Chairman Vocational Depart- ment 4 Girls ' League Council 4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Secretary-Treasurer of Senior A Class John Bkownell Brownie Longfellow National Honor Society Secretary- Treasurer Math Club 3-4 Tutoring Committee 4 Christmas Committee 4 Montero Club 3-4 Math Club 3-4 German Club 2-3 Football 4 Baseball 3-4 B Squad 3 Sergeant at Arms Math Club Hi-Y Club 3-4 Senior Honor Roll FORRFST BURGESS Whitman Class President 2 Art Club President Art Club 1-2-3-4 Cosmic Club 4 Football 1 Student Council 2 Forric Page twenty- Mary Btrkharot Bucket Longfellow Treasurer G. A. C. 4 Cosmic Club 3-4 German Club 2 G. A. C. 3-4 Volleyball 12-3-4 Tumbling 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Cub Bdition Staff Stewart Blkkhart Stu Longfellow Rogers Service Club Hall Patrol Paddle Squad Ktmt Campbell Keith Hamilton Winner Extemporaneous Speaking Contest 4 Rogers Service Club Quill and Scroll 3-4 Treasurer Quill and Scroll 4 Harding Debate Club 2-3 Footlights 4 Band 3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Debate 2-3-4 Record Staff 3 Paddle Squad 2 Yell Duke 2-3 Pickles 3 News Announcer 3 Fire Prevention Speaker 4 Radio Citizenship Speaker 4 Spring Queen Manager 3 Amelia Candelero ' Melia Holy N antes A cad em v ' R Club 3-4 Tennis 1-2-3-4 Big Sister 3-4 Tutor 1-4 Kru Carlson Btondie Wh tman German Club 3-4 Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Footlights 3-4 Baseball 1 Hall Patrol 3 Glen A Chambers Bud Be miss Rogers Service Club 4 Fire Squad 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Class President 1 President Montero Club 3-4 Vice President Junior Dra- matic 2 Sergeant at-arms Juni ir Dra- matic 2 Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Spanish Club 2-3 Footlights 3 4 Chairman Knt . rtainm nt De- partment Montero 2-3-4 Annual Kditor 4 Record Staff 4 Arms and the Man 2 Mr. P ; m Passes By Assist ant Director 3 The Whole Town ' s Talk- ing Business Manager 4 • The ho - off 4 The Lucky Jade 2 Student Council 1-3 4 Senior Honor Roll Iane Con nor Peter W illwood Rogers Service Club National Honor Society 3-4 Record Staff 4 Girls League Council 4 Kditor Girls ' League Gos- sip 4 Tutor 1-2-4 Big Sister 3-4 Hall Patrol Senior Honor Roll Do rot uv Coo n e v Dor; h Hamilton National Honor Society Rogers Service Club 2-3-4 Quill and Scroll 3-4 Corresponding Secretary Quill and Scroll 3 Treasurer German Club 4 Four Star Club 2-3-4 German Club 3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 C hampion Basketball Team Basketball 1-2-3-4 Tumbling 1-2 Baseball 1-2 Big Sister 3-4 Orchestra 2-4 Record Staff 3-4 Hall Patrol 3 Annual Staff 3 Senior Honor Roll Marian Cox Mary Havcrmaic Rogers Service Club Home Economics Club 4 Handy Andy 2 Library Assistant 2-3-4 Girls ' League Honor Roll Oscar Crain Ocker Whitman Officer 1 1 A Class C Club 4 Harding Debate Club 4 Track 1-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 Sergeant at Arms of Boys ' Federation 3 Fire Squad Student Council Boys ' Federation Conduct Board Raymond Creed Ray Longfellow Rogers Service Club Art Club 4 Stage Crew Manager 3 Stage Crew 3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Doris Cilverwkll Dode Arlington Secretary Home Economics Club 3 Sergeant at Arms Home Eco- nomics Club 4 Secretary and T reasurer Class 3 1 1 ome Economics Club 3-4 Baseball 1-2-3 Volleyball 1-2-3 Captain Basketball 3 Basketball 1-2-3 Tumbling 2-3 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Handy Andy 2 Nurse ' s Office Room Representative 4 Girls ' League Honor Roll 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2 Page twenty-two Jim Davis Dopey Whitman Secretary Sophomore Class C Club 4 R Club 3-4 Math Club 3-4 Football 3-4 Track 1 Tennis 2-3-4 Record Staff 4 Fire Squarl Chief 4 Vice President MA Class Fire Squad 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Kt ' GENE De ROM EDI GctlC Arlington Cosmic Club Sergeant at Arms 4 Cosmic Club 3-4 Art Club 4 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Mavnard Detmeh Doc Be miss I,ucky Jade 2 Buccaneers 4 Pickles 3 The Showoff 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Ray Dillon St. Patrick ' s Boys ' Federation Haik Jack Kaciion Jack Whitman National Honor Society Fire Squad 4 Hall Patrol 2 Vice President )B Class Vice President 10A Class Secretary-Treasurer 1 1 B Class Vice President 12A Class Montero Club 2-3-4 R Club 3-4 C Club 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1 Production Manager Show- off 4 Senior Honor Roll M ari alese Kller Mar c Hamilton Vice President Harding Debate Club 4 Secretary -Treasurer Cosmic Club 4 Harding Debate Club 3 4 Cosmic Club 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2 Song Leader 3-4 Baseball Captain 3 Drum Major 4 Girls ' League Honor Roll Vernon Kngebretson Cooper Track 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 I ' cm Kat it eri n e Fa 11 ey Kax Marycliff National Honor Society- Cosmic Club 4 Math Club 3 Baseball 2-3-4 Champion Basketball Team Basketball 3-4 Tumbling 3-4 Swimming 4 Volleyball 3 4 Room Representative 3 Girls ' League Gossip Staff 4 Pickles 3 Senior Honor Roll Doris Fait Dodc Arlington Rogers Service Club 4 Secretary Social Service 4 Basketball 1-2 Baseball 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Tumbling 1 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Room Representative 1 -3 Hall Patrol 4 Gym Office 2-3 Handy Andy 2-3 Honor Roll 1-2 Lucille Fischer Lucy West Valley Volleyball Basketball Girls ' League Entertainment Virginia Frve ' C Cle El um H igh C Club 3-4 Tumbling 2 Annual Staff 4 Hall Patrol 34 Big Sister 4 Nurse ' s Office 3 President Senior A Home Room 4 Senior Honor Roll Rom rt Geisler Bob Log an Harding Debate t ' lub 3 4 Boys ' Federation Page twenty-three Marguerite Gerkensmeyer Be miss Office 3-4 Big Sister Tutor Study Hall Checker Chairman Invitation Commit- tee Honor Roll Stenographer for Mr. Meyer Senior Honor Roll Viola Get man V Longfellow Vice President Harding De- hate Cluh 3 Secretary Treasurer Junior Dramatic Cluh Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Harding Dehate Club 3-4 Room Representative 1 Study Hall Checker 2 Main Office Worker Ira Glass Junwr Regal Rogers Service Cluh National Honor Society 4 President Art Club 3 Harding Debate President Cluh 4 Secretary Secretary Boys ' Federation R Club Art Club 2-3 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Montf-ro 2-3-4 Cosmic Cluh 4 R Club 3 4 Football 2-3-4 Track 3-4 Stage Crew I -2-3-4 Stage Crew Manager 3 Vice President 11B Class Annual Staff 4 Senior Honor Roll Dorothy Helen Gump Dot Longfellow French Club 2-3 4 Girls ' league Gossip 4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Mildred Hanson Milly Whitman Rogers Service Cluh C Club 3-4 Baseball 1-2 Volleyball 3 Basketball 12 Chairman Public Utilities De partmc nt 4 Hall Patrol 3-4 Nurse ' s Office 3 Handy Andy 2 Room Representative 3 Girls ' League Council 4 Richard G. Hayes Dick St. Aloysius Rogers Service Club 3-4 President Footlights Club Footlights 2-3-4 Annual Staff Ghost Train ' Mr Pirn Pas-es By 3 The Whole Town ' s Talk- ing 4 The Showoff 4 Buccaneers 4 Record Staff 4 Spring Sports Queen Man ager 3 Field Announcer at Track and Football Games 3-4 Chairman Dramatic Depart- ment of Boys ' Federation Glee Club 3-4 Track Fire Squad 3 Tim.MA Herbert Thel Lewis and Ctark Glee Club Crocheting Committee Weighing and Measuring Com- mittee 3 Alfred Hn.i. Worlev, Idaho Basketball 4 Track 4 Hoys ' Federation Senior Honor Roll At Doris Hoffman Dory Medical Lake Hiijh Girls ' League Gossip Staff 4 Senior Honor Roll Waiter Hoi.i.f.y Vancouver High Math Club 4 Football 3-4 Track 3 Fire Squad 4 Walt Fred Homad Freddie North Central National Honor Society 4 Vice President Radio Club 4 Cosmic Club 4 R ' Club 2-3-4 Basketball 2 Band 2-3-4 Track 2 3-4 Senior Honor Roll I.EAII Jaqces Be miss French Club 3 Basketball I Pirate Girl 3 Handy Andy 1 Gym Office 2 Leah Page twenty-four Al Johnston Whitman Boys ' Federation Al Dknise Johnson Dennxe Central Valley Home Kconomics Club Secre- tary 3 Home Kconomics Club Presi- dent 4 G. A. C. 4 Harding Debate Club 4 Cosmic Club 3-4 Champion Basketball Team Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Tumbling 2-3 Volleyball 2-3 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Handy Andy 2 Girls ' league Honor Roll Big Sister 3 The Showoff 4 The Whole Town ' s Talk ing Publicity Chairman 4 Esther Johnson Gigghs W hitman National Honor Society Rogers Service Club President 10B Class Room Representative 4 Basketball 1-2 Tumbling 1-2 Baseball 1-2 Student Council 1-4 Treasurer Girls ' League 4 Girls ' League Honor Roll Big Sister 3-4 Tutor Conduct Board Girls ' League Council Chairman Inter- School Re- lation Committee Scholastic Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Senior Honor Roll Rubinoff Raoul Kauffman Be miss President Rifle Club 4 Footlights Club 4 Rifle Club 4 Track 1 Football 2 All-Northwest High School Symphony 2-4 Ghost Train 3 The Whole Town ' s Talk- ing 4 The Showoff 4 Norris Keeler Norrie Regal Cosmic Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Football 2-3 Track 1-2 President Handicraft Depart- ment Record Staff 4 Assistant Editor Annual 4 Mildred Kkimk; Mid North Central Girls ' League Band and Or- chestra Group School Orchestra 4 f5 £3 i 9 Eva Kirk Be miss C Club 3-4 Tumbling 2-3 Annual Staff 4 Handy Andy 1-2 Kirkie Kenneth Knowlton Whitman Class President 3 Student Council 3-4 Fire Squad 4 R Club 2-3-4 junior Dramatic 2 Footlights 3-4 Montero 2-3-4 Rifle Club 4 Baseball 12-3-4 Football Manager 2 Music Senior Honor Roll Irwin Kolbet II oegan, Colorado Track Manager Boys Federation Shott un Ruby Leaf Sivc.te Ce ntcrville, S. D. Harding Debate Club 4 C Club 4 Pirate Girl 4 Band !-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Buccaneers 4 Dramatics Club 3 Harold Li nebarcer Limey Arlington Sergeant at Arms Cosmic Club 4 Sergeant at Arms Harding De- bate Club 4 R Club 2-3-4 Cosmic Club 4 Harding Debate Club 3-4 I t. ball 4 Fire Squad 4 Conduct Board Boys ' Federa- tion Christmas Committee Scholarship Committee Boys ' Federation Mae Loihl Ma Bonncrs Ferry Basketball 4 Girls ' League Page twenty-five Kemer MiCraith Elm Elgin, North Dakota Boys ' Federation June McDonald June Whitman Harding Debate Club Secre- tary-Treasurer 4 Chairman Vocational Depart ment 4 Sub Chairman Entertainment Department 4 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Photoplay 1 Volleyball 1 Pirate Girl 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 Music Librarian 3-4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Scholastic Honor Roll 4 Girls ' League Honor Roll 1-2-4 Girls ' League Pep Band 3 Home Room President 4 Student Council 1 Girls ' League Council 4 Senior Honor Roll Kathryn McDougall Kayo St Xavicrs Girls Athletic Club 3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Tumbling 1-2-3 Hall Patrol 4 Glee Club 2 Champion Basketball Team Champion Volleyball Team 4 Senior Honor Roll Richard McNamara Dick Regal Vice-President Hall Patrol 3-4 Vice-President German Club 3 Junior Dramatics 1-2 German Club 3-4 Track Football Paul Mack Arlington Basketball 3-4 Boys ' Federation Cub Edition Staff Stub Irene Madsf.n North Central Girls League Boopy Ray Mathis Whitman President C Club Quill and Scroll 4 Fire Squad C Club 3-4 Conduct Board Annual Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Rax Jack Meyer Regal National Honor Society Footlights 3-4 German Club 2-3 Band 1-2-4 Orchestra 3 The Whole Town ' s Ti ing 4 Fhkd M iller Regal R Club 3-4 Fire Squad 3-4 C Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Ja-k Fritz Gilt Golds m Mim.er Arlington Home Economies Club 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Captain Champion Basketball Team Baseball 2-3-4 Tumbling 2-3 Volleyball 2-3-4 Study Hall Checker 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Leonora M iu.er Be miss Girls League l.eona CHAR1.ES MOFFATT Whitman Tennis 3-4 Hall Patrol Chuck Page twenty-six Ed MoFfatt Kam Whitman Vice President Outdoor Life Sergeant at Arms Outdoor Life Anne Moose Longfellow ( ' ■iris ' League A n n Cletus Morrow Pete Whitman National Honor Society Secretary Science Depart- ment Boys ' Federation Math Club 3 Hall Patrol Senior Honor Roll Virginia Moser Whitman ( Deceased) G. A. C. 4 Harding Debate 3-4 Rogers Service Club National Honor Society Big Sister Department Girls ' League Council Treasurer Girls ' League Pirate Girl 4 Vice President Harding Debate 4 Beverly Mustard Be Whitman Treasurer Home Economics Club 3 Vice President Home Eco- nomics Club 4 Home Economics Club 2 3-4 Girls ' Athletic Club 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Volleyball 1-2-3 Tumbling 2-3 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Scholastic Honor Roll 1-2 Lorraine Nelson Whitman Volleyball 1-2 Baseball 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Cub Edition Staff Nels Donald Newton Havermale R Club 2 Golf John Ortner Johntne Cooper Rogers Service Club National Honor Society 4 President German Club 1 President Junior Dramatics Club 2 Secretary Footlights 3 Sergeant at Arms Footlights 3 Vice President Boys ' Federa- tion Department 4 Junior Dramatics Club 2 Footlights Club 3-4 Cosmic Club 3-4 Debate Chairman of School Dances Senior Honor Roll Ibrv Ostness Whitman Sergeant at Arms Club 2 German Club 1-2 Football 3 Operetta 4 Fire Squad 4 Glen Pebi.es Cooper Class President R Club 3-4 Basketball Track Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 lb German Lanke Helen Helen Perry Arlington Indoor Baseball 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Record Staff 4 Nurse ' s Office 4 Annual Staff 4 Gym Office Handy Andy Marcaret Pike Margaret Cheney Junior High Knitting Department Courtesy Department Page twenty-seven Verna Pressley Brownie Lewis and Clark Rogers Service Club Room Representative 3-4 Hall Patrol 4 Library Worker 3 Berneil Preston Bcrmc Hamilton Chairman Camp Craft 4 G A. C. 4 Volleyball 4 Baseball 4 Basketball 2 Tumbling 1 Tennis 1 Orchestra 4 Girls ' League Council Camp Craft Scyntiiia Pyne Gertie Regal Home Economics Club Rogers Service Club R Club Captain of Champion Volley- ball Team Basketball Baseball Champion Basketball Team Tumbling Winner Skill Test Tennis 2 3-4 Intramural Tennis Girls ' League Dramatics De- partment Tutor Study Hall Checker 4 Bob Ralston Havermale Rogers Service Club Hall Patrol Art Club 3-4 Beginner ' s Band Stage Crew Yell Leader Rusty Ramie Al. M a Ramev Be miss 9A Class President 1 G. A. C President 4 G. A. C. 3 4 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Volleyball 12-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Tumbling 1-4 Champion Basketball Team 3Va Year Graduate Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 1-4 Chairman of Dance Commit tee Handy Andy 2-3 Honor Roll 1-3-4 Las Gitanas 1-2 Senior Honor Roll Marian Renfro Renny Whitman National Honor Society President Girls ' League 4 President Home Economics 3 President French Club 3-4 Treasurer Home Economics Club 4 Secretary-Treasurer Home Economics Club 1 Home Economics Club 2-3-4 French Club 3-4 Harding Debate Club Hon- orary Member Volleyball 12-3 Basketball 1-2 Basehall 1-2-3 Tumbling 1-2 Championship Debate Team 4 Girls ' League Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Big Sister 1-2-3 Tutor Student Council 4 Girls ' League Conduct Board 4 Girls ' League Council 4 Senior Honor Roll MAX I KB Rl N ear Maeky Regal Vice President Girls ' League 4 President Four Star Club 4 Vice President Home Econom- ics Club 4 Vice President Four Star Club 3 Home Economics Club 3-4 Four Star Club 2-3-4 G. A. C. 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-3-4 Tumbling 1-2 Captain Volleyball 2 Champion Volleyball Team 4 Big Sister 4 Tutoring 1 Handy Andy 1-2-3 Champion Basketball Team 4 Room Representative 3 Girls ' League Honor Roll Vice-President Girls ' League Virginia Rizzuto Gin Arlington Secretary Public Utility De- partment 3 Basketball 1-2 Basehall 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls ' League Gossip Staff 4 Hall Patrol 4 Honor Roll 1-4 Nurse ' s Office 2-3 Tutor 1 Gym Office 2 Girls ' League Honor Roll 1-2-3 4 120 Word Shorthand Pin Francfs Rogers Franny Logan C Club 3 Handy Andy 2 Scrapbook Committee 1 Phyllis Ai.kerta Rouse Ph l Latah Basketball Volleyball Tennis Harvey Ryan Uarv Hamilton Baseball 1-2-3 Orchestra Assistant Director Show- off 4 Fire Squad Chairman Entertainment De- partment Boys ' Federation Cub Edition Staff Zenis Ryan W hitman Junior Dramatic Club 1 Spanish Club 3 Four Star Club 4 Basketball 1-2 Baseball 2 Volleyball I Cookie Page twenty-eight Boh Sanders Bob North Central C Club 3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 The Lucky Jade 2 Pickles 3 Buccaneers ' 4 Honor Roll 2 Myrtle Sen alike Myrt Regal Rogers Service Club Volleyball 2-4 Chairman Dramatics Group of Girls ' League Chairman Embroidery Group of Girls League Gerai.dine Shaw Regal Rogers Service Club Nurse ' s Office 4 Hall Patrol 4 Annual Staff 4 Jerry Boi Shulkin Bob Marshall Junior High Vice President Rifle Club Secretary Rifle Club 4 Cosmic Club 4 Rifle Club 4 Montero Club 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Student Council 4 Record Staff 3 John Sighon Be miss Boys ' Federation John ny Louise Stone Mickey Longfellow Chairman Hiking Committee Virginia Smith wick Leu ' is and Clark Cosmic Club 4 Girit ' League Ginger M i i.dked Strand Millv IV hit man G. A C. Baseball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 3 , fc Year Graduate Band Big Sister Handy Andy Gym Office Senior Honor Roll Curtis Tang Cutt iVilliston, N. D. National Honor Society Footlights Club R Club Vice President Boys ' Federa- tion Baskethall 3-4 Baseball 3-4 Hand 3-4 Footlights Orchestra Senior Honor Roll Truda Tavares Be miss Record Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Hall Patrol Quill and Scroll 4 Trude Leonard Thompson Thomps Whitman National Honor Society Rogers Service Club Sergeant at Arms Junior Dramatic Club Secretary Hall Patrol Vice President Hall Patrol President Hall Patrol Four Star Club German Club 3-4 R Club 3-4 Rifle Club 4 Tennis 3-4 Boys ' Federation Project Committee 3 Puddle Squad Senior Honor Roll Nor man Thompson Regal Quill and Scroll 4 President Rifle Club Cosmic Club 4 Footlights Club 3-4 Paddle Squad 2-3 Track 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Ghost Train 3 Fire Squad 4 Room Representative Norm Page twenty-nine Talbott Tripp Tal Bemiss Baseball 1 Tennis 4 Basketball 1 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Mary Kathbvn Trie Kock Regal National Honor Society President German Club 4 Vice President 9A Class Chairman Tutoring Commit- tee 4 Four Star Club 2-3 German Club 3-4 Girls ' League Honor Roll G. A. C. 4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Champion Basketball Team Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Tumbling 1-2 Big Sister 3-4 Record Staff 4 Handy Andy 1-2 Cub Edition Annual Staff 4 Tutoring 1-4 Room Representative 2-4 Senior Honor Roll If abel Ttrner Maybelle Bemiss Secretary tier man Club I Spanish Club 2-3-4 German Club 3-4 Big Sister Hall Patrol Senior Honor Roll 1 ouis Vf.nti m ic.lio I ' enti Conzaga C Club President 3 Harding Debate Club 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 All School Play Assistant Director Annual Staff Operetta Cub Kdition Staff Marti a Vi ncknt Kennewii k Footlights 4 Girls ' Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Girls ' Sextette 2-3 Operetta 2-3 L.LOYD Wai.ch North Central Boys ' Federation Lloyd Frances Walker Franney John Burroughs Junior High Rogers Service Club National Honor Society 4 President Art Club 4 Secretary-Treasurer French Club 3 Vice President Art Club 3 Manager Paint Crew 3-4 French Club 2-3-4 Art Club 2-3-4 Stage Crew 2-3-4 Scholastic Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Cafeteria Worker Senior Honor Roll Lorn Wallace Bum Regal National Honor Society Rogers Service Club Vice President Footlights Club 3 President Footlights Club 4 Secretary-Treasurer Art Club 3 Secretary Montero Club 4 Senior Class President Art Club 2-3-4 Footlights Club 3-4 Montero 2-3-4 Rogers Service Club 4 ; R Club 3-4 Tennis 3-4 Student Council 4 Stage Crew 1-2-3-4 Art Editor Annual 4 Senior Honor Roll Ruth I Wallace Blaektr Longfellow Rogers Service Club Reporter French Club 3 Cosmic Club 3-4 French Club 2-3-4 Room Representative Study Hall Worker Dale Watson Clark Salem Nigh Rogers Service Club Basketball Manager 4 R Club 3-4 C Club 4 Robert Weaver Bob Whitman Rogers Service Club 2-3-4 Fire Squad 3-4 Sergeant at Arms of Boys ' Federation 3 Secretary Boys ' Federation 4 President Boys ' Federation President R Club Secretary Student Council 2 Treasurer Montero Club 4 Montero Club 2-3-4 R Club 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 2-4 Leonora Weber Marycliff French Club Orchestra 4 Pickles The Buccaneers Lec r nw thirty Lillian Wegner Be miss Girls ' League la Ha:el Hazki. Welsh St Xavicr Baseball 1-2 Volleyhall 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Buccaneers The Lucky Jade Pickles C.lee Club Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Study Hall Checker ' I ' m- man West Tru Columbia National Honor Society Fire Squad Hall Patrol Vice President Cosmic C lul 4 President Science Department Boys ' Federation 4 Track 3 Baseball 1 Senior Honor Roll Jack Wheeler Longfellow Quill and Scroll .1-4 Rifle Club 4 R Club Manager 3 3Va Year Graduate Music Annual Staff Freshman Yell Leader Record Staff George Whiting Longfellow Boys ' Federation Smilev Joe Guam Wioner Peggy flagstone Idaho National Honor Society 4 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Four Star Club 4 Girls ' League Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Senior Honor Roll 4 Big Sister 3 Girls ' League Council Chairman F.ntertainment De- partment Band S Orchestra 2-3-4 Concert Mistress Record Staff 4 Cub Edition Annual Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Kvelyn Williams Babe Arlington Sub Chairman Vocational De partment 4 Harding Debate Club 4 French Club 2 3-4 Volleyball 1 Pirate Girl 4 Orchestra 4 Band 2-3-4 Girls ' League Honor Roll 1 Girls ' League Pep Band 3 Kl-genk Wirscii Be miss R Club 2-3-4 C Club 4 Track 1-2 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2 Baseball 1 Recoril Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Fire Squad Yell Leader 1 h ' ahhil Due Jack Wollaston St. Francis Quill and Scroll 3-4 Secretary Quill and Scroll 3 Class Secretary 3 Vice President Quill and Scroll 4 Vice President Montero Club .1 Secretary of Athletic Depart ment Boys ' Federation 4 Secretary Boys ' Federation 4 Montero 2-3-4 Cosmic 4 Math Club 4 R Club 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Record Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Student Council 3 Conduct Board Boys ' Federa- tion Fire Squad 3-4 Fire Chief 4 Bette Wood Belly l.ont fcllow French Club 2-3-4 Sergeant at Arms French Club 4 Senior Honor Roll Dorothy Wornick Whitman Conduct Board Spanish Club 2-3 Bas-ball 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Tumbling 2 3 Basketball Captain IviB WuNDMtLICfl Hamilton Harding Debate Club 4 Volleyball 1-2 Baseball Captain 1-2 Room Rt-presentative 1 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Study Hall Checker 3 Handy Andy 1-2 I key Page thirty-one Ki.sik Zkkrst Vrps Longfellow Rogers Service Club National Honor Society Secretary G. A. C. 4 President 11B Class Girls ' Athletic Club 3-4 Home Economics Club 3 Basketball 1-2-3 Volleyball 1-2-3 Tumbling 1-2-3 M-s-ball 1-2-3 ( ' .iris ' League Big Sister Bookkeeper Rogers Record Senior Honor Roll JUNE CLASS HISTORY Three of seven presidents elected by the June 1937 class during their career at Rogers have been girls. They were Thelina Hatenian, Ksther .John- son and Elsie Zerbst. The boys were Glen Pebles, Forrest Burgess, Kenneth Knowlton and Lorn Wallace. No officers were elected in the fall of 193(5 as class organizations were replaced by the home room system. Those who have been officers of the class are as follows: Freshmen B — Thelma Bateman. president, Jack Fachon, rice-president; Marian Renfro. secretary-treasurer; Maxine Elliot, student council; Robert Dunn, yell leader. Freshman A — (ilen Pebles. president; Mary Kathryn True, vice-president; James Force, secretary-treasurer; Mildred Kennedy, student council; Ibby Ostness. yell leader. Sophomore B — Esther Johnson, president; Cus McTigue. vice-president; Virginia Gilbert, secretary-treasurer; Thelma Bateman. student council; Bob Weaver, yell leader; Lorn Wallace, treasurer. Sophomore A — Forrest Bur- gess, president; Fred Homad, vice-president; Jack Fachon. secretary-trea- surer; June McDonald, student council; Bud Adams, yell leader. Junior B — Flsie Zerbst, president; Ira Glass, vice-president; Jack Wol- laston, secretary-treasurer; Doris Culverwell, student council; Fred Homad. yell leader. Junior A — Kenneth Knowlton, president; Jimmy Davis, vice- president; Jack Fachon. secretary-treasurer; Oscar Crain. student council; Bud Adams, yell leader. Senior A — Lorn Wallace, president; Jack Fachon, vice-president; Julia llrown, secretary-treasurer. JANUARY COMMENCEMENT With Bill Campbell as toastmaster, Rogers ' January graduating class held a mythical banquet, January 2(5. as the theme of their graduation excer- cises. Toasts were given by various members of the graduating class. Tableaux and skits were presented to emphasize the thoughts of the speakers. Miss Hazel Stevens supervized the production. Addresses were also given by Valedictorian Frank Thiry and Saluta- torian Flin Valsvig. JUNE COMMENCEMENT The June Commencement exercises, presented by the special English 8 class under the direction of Ray G. Hubbard, depicts high school scenes recalling the past. The 1937 Pageant portrays scenes of students who. under correct guidance, are persuaded to take subjects which will be best suited to their individual requirements. Clarence Zastrow Clarence Grant High School Port- land Oregon Cub Edition Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Boys ' Federation 4 Page thirty-two Page thirty-three Page thirty-four Page thirty-five Page thirty-six Page thirty sex cn Page thirty-eight Page thirty-nine Payc forty FEATURES First Bow: Heath. Colony, Ortner. Bevan, McGhee, Signorelli, Ratliff, Zumhoff, Hetherinir- ton, A. Peterson, West, Gaines, Felber. Serum! Kow : Glass. Knowiton, Hasklns, McDavJs, Williams, Wakeley, LiUse, Clemens. Hopkins, Felber, Batch. White, Jinnett. Thir.l Kow: Rey- nolds. Leavitt, Strantz. Chambers, Terry. Wallace, Young, B. Peterson. Sandberg-, Hanson, Alfstad. STUDENT COUNCIL Genevieve Bevan Jack Leavitt Kenny Knowiton Edythe Colony FIRST SEMESTER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Lorraine Felber Don Balch Edythe Colony Genevieve Bevan Leonard Haskins Juanita Hopkins Howard Coffnian Glen Chambers Kenneth Knowiton 1 orn Wallace Bob Strantz Sum Tort orcl I i MEMBERS K lea nor Jinnett Helyn Felber Jack Leavitt Don McDavis Mill Peterson Alma Peterson Marion Ortner Marie Zumhoff F.d Reynolds Hoy Williams Kathryn Luse Angelina Signorelli Charles Wakeley Karl Terry Floyd Newell Until Hetherington Pejrjry .lean F.lijah Helen Hatliff Hex Hansen Glen Hurkhardt Hetty Gaines Kathryn West liarrv Young Bill Alfstad The Student Council is the official governing body of the Associated Students. This year class officers were not elected, so Council representation is according to Home Rooms. Advisers are Principal J. D. Meyer, Miss Rose Finnegan and J. M. Tewinkel. Paqe forty-four First Row: Stein. Weaver, Blake. Batenian. Burkhardt, Wilson. Meicho, Via. Blodgett. Scott. Christianson. Cobb. Second Row: Casey. White, Hodgson. Renfro. Waters. Johnson. Carter. Pickens, Halght. Collin. West. Wigle. Alfstad. Case. Third Row: Thompson. McGuire, Ramey, Johnson. Deromedi, Patterson, Lipps, Bodey, Carter. Ventl. Shulkin. Hawkins, Bishop. STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER Ray Patterson President Thelma Batenian ' . Vice-President Glen Carter Secretary Gladys White _ Treasurer MEMBERS Thelma Bateman Harriette Collin Beverly Wilson Cilen Carter Rose Marie Bodey Kathryn West Kay Patterson George Stein David Haight Gladys White Sam Ventl Mill Alfstad Marian Henfro Norma Thompson Vincent Pickens Sherman Blake Dorothy Scot I Dorothy Waters Bob Shulkin Don Carter Jacqueline Lowtber Esther Johnson Joseph McBreen Roger Irvine Eugene Deromedi Roger Case Ruth Christianson Alma Ramey Inna I.ipps Marie Wigle Gail Hodgson Rosina Johnson Margaret lllodgett Roy Bishop Mamie Jean Casey Edith Meicho Jerry McGuire Willis Clem Victor Cobb Theresa Via Glen Burkhardt Hob Weaver Among the important projects of been the Moving-Up (On. the matinee conduct supervision in convocations and the Student Council this year have dances, the play hours and student in the halls. Paiic forty-five NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST SEMESTER Prank Thiry President Jane Connor John Ortncr Junt- Helle Jack Meyer MKMKKRS Ferry Ambrose I .rli i Jones Frank Thiry Helen Hlckok Lorraine Felber Hill Campbell (!len I.use Genevieve Bevan Frances Walker Elsie Zerbst Lorn Wallace Cladys Witlner Fred Homad Xi; V MI7MHKRS Fleanor Jinnett Kdytlie Colony Howard Clukey Klin Valsvig Anita Ilinslmw Arthur Hughes Kiijrene liysegger Mildred French Carmine Soriano Virginia Moser Character, scholarship, leadership and service are the qualities a student must possess to become a member of the National Honor Society. Teachers vote on the students to he tapped. A flaming- torch mounted on a keystone is the emblem of the society. Page forty-six First Row: I eavitt. Wallace, Browned. Tantr. Hlake. TMir. Kachon. Second Row: Colony. Bateman. Zerbst, Jinnett. Schroeder. Honiad. Thompson, Ortner. Third Row: Bevan. Wise. Widner. Hearn, Levos. Glass. Fahey. Cooney. Renfro. Connor. Fourth Row: Barth. Johnson. Hallsteln. Meyer. Patterson. Clukey. West. Morrow. Walker. True. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SECOND SI M ESTER Fnink Tliir.v President Frances Walker Elsie Zerbst I x� rn Wallace Gladys Widner Don MoDnvis Katherine Fahey Mary Kathryn True Norma Ileani Inez Sehroeder Esther Johnson Curtis Tang Sherman Hlake MBMRERS Fred Honiad Jack Meyer Eleanor Jinnett Kdythe Colony NEW M KM B ICRS Jack I.eavitt June Carlson Truman West Dorothy Cooney Kay Patt erson Cletus Morrow Juanita Karth Edna Wlat Howard Clukey Frank Thiry Genevieve Bevan Arthur Hughes Marion Ortner Margaret I.evos Jack Eachon Tliclma Bateman Marian Ken fro John Hrownell I xiinard Thompson Adeline Ilallstein Twenty-four new members were given the highest honor John R. Rogers could award them on April 23. when they were tapped for the National Honor Society. Principal .1. 1). Meyer and Vice-Principal E. R. Jinnett are tin- advisers. The annual initiation banquet is held in June. Page fnrty-serrn First Row: Hlnshaw. Huntley, Carlson, Mountain. Jinnett. Rinear. Renfro, Brown. Wilson. Sri-mid Row: Moser, Casey, Uncecum, Bevan, Kelber, French, Zumhoff, Wdtlner, Connor. GIRLS ' LEAGUE FIRST SEMESTER Lorraine Felber President Lucille Huntley Vice-President Eunice Wilson Secretary Mildred French ' . Treasurer DEPARTMENT CHAIRMKN Jane Connor Big Sister Julia Brown Vocational June Carlson Handicraft Genevieve Bevan Public Utility Ignore Lincecum Social Service Yvonne Mountain Social Etiquette Berneil Preston Camp Craft Marie Zumhoff Puppetry Mamie Jean Casey Dramatics Gladys Widner Music and Dancing Edna Wise Lyceum The Girls ' League was entirely revised during the fall semester of 193(i. Many new departments were formed, giving more opportunities for work in the League. Miss Hose Finnegan is adviser. Page forty-eight GIRLS ' LEAGUE SECOND SEMESTEB Marian Renfro President Maxine Rinear Vice-President Eleanor Jinnett Secretary Esther Johnson Treasurer DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Juanita Barth Big Sister June McDonald - Vocational June Carlson Handicraft Mildred Hansen Public Utility Loretta Huneke Social Service Yvonne Mountain _ Social Etiquette Alma Peterson Camp Craft Grace McGhee Puppetry Mamie Jean Casey Dramatics Gladys Widner Music and Dancing The spring semester developed to a fuller extent the newly organized departments. Bi-monthly publications of the Girls ' League Gossip depicted the various accomplishments of the departments. Page forty-nine 1 BOYS ' FEDERATION FIRST SI ' .M ESTER Don Balch President Carmine Suriano Vice-President Jack Wollaston — Secretary Oscar Crain Sergeant-at-Arms COMMITTEE HEADS John Ortner Scholarship Bill Campbell _ Christmas Bob Weaver Project DEPARTMENTS Department Chairman Adviser Si orts Howard Coffman _ Henry Bendele Outdoor Life Dale Fairbura I,. W. Saltz Handicraft _Norris Keeler C. E. Kussum Entertainment Sam Venti R. G. Huhhard Science and Adventure -Frank Thiry I. R. Minzel Every boy in school claims membership in the Boys Federation. Friend- liness and guidance in school work and sponsorship of the boys ' interests are the goals of the Federation. (ieneral meetings on the final Monday of each month alternate with departmental meetings on the second Monday, all under the general direction of the executive committee. J. M. Tewinkel is adviser. I ' ai e fifty Kirst Kow: Weaver. 8aco� d How: « lass, Thiik. Akins BOYS ' FEDERATION SECOND SI M ESTER Bob Weaver 1 President Curtis Tang — Vice-President Ira Glass Secretary Frank Akins SergeaiU-at-Armg COM MITT 10 K HKADS .John Ortner - Scholarship Ixonard Thompson - - Project Don Balch Conduct I.orn Wallace - Mixer DB AKT.MKXTS Department Chairman Sports ._ Sam Tortordli Outdoor Life Dale Pairbarn Handicraft Norris Kceler Kntertainment Harvey Ryan Science and Adventure Truman West Adviser Henry Hendele L, W. Salt . . C. K. Russiim R. G. Hubl ar l I. R. If bud The Hoys ' Federation is divided into five departments; Entertainment. Athletic. Outdoor Life. Science and Adventure, and Handicraft, which func- tion under faculty sponsorship. Each boy chooses his own field of interest and enrolls in that department. Page fifty-one First Row: Peterson. Hatcman. Cox. Oritur. Drake, Colony, Connor. Weaver. Blake. Second Kow: Wallace. Cooney. Hann. Walker. Zumhoff, Sehallke. Wallace, Watson. Peterson. Third Row: St. Onee. Hanson. Hallsteln. Shaw. Johnson. Thompson. Patterson, Ortner, Creed, Fuller- ton. ROGERS SERVICE MEMBERS Mildred Peterson Anita Hinshaw Leonard Bogenreif Norma I learn Marion Ortner Alma Peterson Mildred French Verlalne Sale Jane Conner Kdythe Colony Frances Walker Helen Kelley Virginia Moscr Carolyn Hann Ruthe Wallace Helen Hiekok Keith Campbell Ila Hetherington Myrtle Schalike Bill Campbell Fannie Farro Klin Valsvijr Hay Patterson Edna Wise Verna Pressley Dale Watson Elsie Zerbst Marie timhoff John Ortner Lorn Wallace Winnie Drake Sherman Blake Glen Chambers Kvelyn Diedrick Ira (ilass Eugene Bysegger Vera Peterson Noel Hosea Clarence Anderson Mavis Owen Ray Creed Kenny Bonner Helen Mack Ted Oster Tom Anderson Jerry Ambrose Dick Hayes Kenny Knowlton Vernadine Richter Boh Weaver Leonard Thompson Dorothy Cooney Tom Anderson Al Harris Thelma Hatcman Kenny Randolph Chester Johnson Genevieve Be van Louis Drinkman Kendall Ryan Lorraine Felhcr Stewart Burkhardt Doris Anderson MOW MKMBKKS Doria Kail Lily Thompson Harry Hoisinpton Jerry Shaw Charlotte Brooks Frank Nelson Gail Hodgson Florence St. Onftc Sidney Mead Adeline Hallstein Marian Cox Leonard Haskins Esther Johnson Dick McNamara Ray Pullerton Norma Waller Raymond Oswald Bob Ralston Warner Burrill The Rogers Service club is an honorary society for students who have done outstanding work for tlic school. Thev are recommended for member- ship by the faculty. Mr. Coburn and Mr. Jinnett are the advisers. Hayc fifty-two First Row: MeGhee, Drake. Helle, Ralston, Class, Walker, ( Vain. Burniece. S wl BOW! Mr. Hughes (adviser). Zumhoff, I. one. Wallace, Peterson, Dailey, Blake. Third Knw: Linden. Haiinmartner. Hiiircs.s, Hern. Campbell, Creed, Ryan. ART First Semester Second Semester Frances Walker Marie ' .uinhoff Nora Dailey Ralph Berg President _ _ Forest Burgess ... Vice-President _ Winnie Drake Secretary-Treasurer Alma Peterson Srriirant-at-. t rms Eugene Deromedi Don Raich Klmer Raumgartner Ralph Berg Forest Burgess Bill Campbell Son Dailey Winnie Mae Drake MHMBIORS I .ester I.ong Alma Peterson Bob Ralston Kendall Ryan Lorn Wallace Frances Walker Julia West Marie .uinhoff Sherman Blake Clara Burneice Lois Crane Ray Creed Jack Linden (■race McGhee Gene Deromedi Virginia Simonson NEW MHM1IKRS Pauline Bullaril Ix-wis Freeman James Hubbard June Summers ' I ' ht ' object of the Art club is to promote activities and interests in art. Each member must have marked ability in arts and crafts. This year the club is studying photography and puppetry. F. C. Hughes is the adviser. Page fifty-three First How: Kond, I eaf, Morse. Eaclon. Adams. Krye. Kirk. Venti. Bonser. Second Kim : Thompson. L. Venti, Mathis, Craln, Davis. Mr. Becher (adviser). Barber, Farmer. Watson. First Semester Louis Venti Mary Jane Wolferman Thelma Bateman I ' rrnident Vire-I ' reaident Si ru in rii- Treanu re r Seryennt-nt-.i rms Second Semester Ray Mathis Laura Morse Marjorie Simonson Dale Watson Krvin Barber Thelma Bateman Violet Beckman Clyde Bemis Gladys Bonser Marian Bonser Hclyn Bowers Virginia Krye Mildred Hanson MKMBKKS Kntli I Ii therlngton Eva Kirk Dorothy Larson Hay Mathis Lillian Meadows Klsie Mors Laura Morse Marjorie Simonson Dale Watson Gladys White Bill Wolferman Mary Jane Wolferman Louis Venti Louise Bond Betty Ward Fsthcr Carlson I ' ii uli ne Poole I.eonard Bottger Russell Thompson Gene Wirsch Boh Treffry Harvey Farmer NICW MKMB1CRS .lack Bachon .Mm Davis Fred Miller Huhy Leaf Norman Viles .John Osso .lerry Rice Oscar Grain Bud Adams Howard De La ti Glen lvhles range The purpose of the C club is to acquaint .students with those aspects of the government with which they will have to deal as voters in later life and to offer opportunities for social intercourse. The adviser is E. T. Becher. Pattc fifty-four First Row: Levoa, Kllcr, McGulre, Llnebarifer, Nelsoi Akins. Drnise Johnson, Peterson, Hnikh.ir.lt. Srcunil Itnu •: Brown, Kelber, Wallace, Smlthwlck, Wilson. Shaw, Mock. Nelson, llomail, Dcromcili Row: Wis. . Kaliey. Carlson, Thompson, K.-. l. r, Siiulkln, Campbell, Huil-css Jones Dick son. Ortner, Patterson, Clukey. ill Ly burger Nelson Wollaston, Carter, Bakriaon, Lcavltt, II. .in;..!. Diroiuiill W.st, Tang. Tlilr l John- COSMIC First Semester Harry Mills Clifford Brown Kdna Nelson President — Viee-Preiident Secretary-Treasurer Second Semester Clifford Brown Truman West Marialese Kller Frank Akins Josephine Block Clifford Brown Mary Burkhardt Bill Campbell June Carlson Glen Carter Howard Clukey Kufrene Deromedi Marialese Eller Helyn Felber Katherine Fahey m kmhkks Fred Homad Lorraine Jacjucs Denise Johnson Jack Jones Warren Kohler Jack I.eavitt Margaret I-cvos Harold Unebarger Jcrrv Mctiuirc Harry Mills Kdna Nelson John Ortner Walter Peer Kay Patterson Frank Thiry Ktliel Sakrison I li N il Shaw Blanclu- Shiosaki Carmine Suriano Kutlie Wallace Truman West Kunice Wilson Kdna Wise Jack Wollaston NKW MKMHIORS Norris Keeler l� la Peterson Forrest Burgess Virginia Smithwick Bob Shulkin Ira G1 M (jloria I.ybcrgcr Scientific demonstrations, experiments, lectures, industrial trips, and social activities constitute most of the activities of the Cosmic dub, frvid It. Minzel is the adviser. Clayton Tang Dick Johnson Carl Nelson Norman Thompson Pogi fifty five First Row: Felber. Ortner. Vincent, French, Marsh. Jinnett. Signorelli. .1. Smith, Mr. Purely (adviser), s. ml Row: Wallace, M. Smith. Zumhoff. Chambers. Carlson. Hy-segner. J. Ortner. Patterson. Third Row: Thompson. Kauffman. Hayes, Johnson. Meyer, Campbell, Clukey, Knowl- ton. FOOTLIGHTS First Semester Second Semester Dick Hayes President - - Lorn Wallace Lorn Wallace Vice-President _ Marion Ortner Eleanor Jinnett . Secretary-Treasurer _ Angelina Signorelli ilelyn Felber Corresponding Secretary Hay Patterson Sergeant-nl-Arms Dick Johnson MEMBERS Howard ( Ink, y Dick Hayes June Smith Helyn Felber Norman Thompson Dick Johnson Hay Patterson Lorn Wallace Marliene Smith (Men Chambers Jack Meyer Helen Marsh Juanita Hopkins Kenny Knowlton Marcia Vincent Kugcnc Hyscggcr Mildred French Keith Campbell Eric Carlson Curtis Taag Eleanor Jinnett John Ortner Angelina Signorelli NKW MKMBKRS Dorothy Larson Haoul Kauffman Harriette Collin Marie Zumhoff Noel Hosea Don Johns in Brace Moock The 1 ' ootliglits club is for the junior and senior dramatists of the school. Four cons arc given each year, and during the course of the year parties and an outing are held. Footlights cluh also has an orchestra consisting of ten pieces. J. L. Purdy is the adviser. Paijc fifty-six FRENCH First Semester Marian Henfro Frances Walker Frances Williamson _ President Vice-President Set- ritn rii- Treax u re r Second Semester Marian Henfro Frances Walker Frances Williamson Juanita Barth Lillian Bonner F.vart Bowers Harrictte Collin Virginia Cutler Don McDavis Beth Drake .Ferry Kricson MKMMKKS Dorothy Gump Norma Hearn Violet Hoffman Bdna Nelson Martin l ' almquist Alma Peterson Marian Ktnfro Frances Walker Kuthe Wallace Leonora Weher Evelyn Williams Frances Williamson Patricia Willmore Hette Wood Isahelle Wycoff The French club was organized to promote a better understanding of the French people and their language. To become eligible for niemberslii]). a .student must have studied French. Miss .Marion G. LeFevre is the adviser. Page fifty-seven First Row: Newman. Schroeder, Waller. True, Cooney, Heisler. Second Bow: Mrs. Bovee (adviser). Zurllnden. Carter, Thompson. Curryer. Kelley. Third Row: Leavitt, Carlson, Mc- Namara, Meyer, Olson. GERMAN Mary Kathryn True - President Jack Leavitt v Vice-President Dorothy Cooney Treasurer Mabel Turner Secretary Dick McNamara Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Eric Carlson Inez Schroeder Leonard Thompson Betty Kelley Ralph Lower Dick Johnson Glen Carter .lack Meyer Hose Marie Bodey Gladyce Scbindler Josej hine Block NEW MEMBERS LaVernia Quaschnik Roy Williams Magdalene Gehrke Blaine Waller Donald Olson Holand Heisler Kva Whitney Annie Newman Flora Curryer Violet Wilson Thelma Jones Don Diediker Hazel Zurlinden Ksther Flemmer The German club is promoted to interest more students in German. Parties are held during the year, and an outing each spring. Mrs. Marie Bovee is the adviser. Page fifty-eight First Row: T. Via. Brown Collin, Mott, Strand. Ramey, Johnson, Rinear, Freeman, HJcks. McDougall. K. Via. Seeond Row: Peterson, Mustard. Zerbst, Preston, Carlson. Hallstein. Miss Perkins (adviser), Anderson. Zurlinden, Hearn, True, Burkhardt, Schroeder. G. A. C. First Semester Second Semester Helen Shaw President Alma Ramey Hele n Hiekok Vice-President Julia Brown Ann Hunt Secretary Elsie Zerbst June Buhrer Treasurer Mary Burkhardt MEMBERS Barbara Anderson Lucille Huntley Alma Ramey Julia Brown Liorraine Jaques Maxine Rinear June Buhrer Helen Joy Marjorie Reynolds Mary Burkhardt Kathryn McDougall Helen Shaw I� rraine Felber Peggy McLean Rose Via Norma Heam Beverly Mustard Eunice Wilson Helen Hickok Edna Nelson Elsie Zerbst Ann Hunt Mildred Peterson NEW MEMBERS June Carlson Loeta Hicks Mary Kathryn True Harriette Collin Gerald ine Mott Mildred Strand Margaret Freeman Berneil Preston Hazel Zurlinden Adeline Hallstein Denise Jolmson Theresa Via Inez Scbroeder The Girls ' Athletic club is for those who are active in sports and earn enough points to entitle them to belong to the club. They make the emblems for Girls ' League, as well as the pom-poms during the football season. During the year they have several parties. Miss Mabel Perkins is the adviser. Page fifty-nine Flrxt Row: Glass. Kller. Colony, Tang. Moser. McDavls. Linebarger, Wollaston. Hodgson. Penna, Oas. Wunderlich, Leaf. Second Row: Mrs. Morrison (adviser), Kelley, Peterson. Carter. Oster, I.eavitt. Long. MeCuiie. Widner, Hill.-. Barney. Brown, Hearn, Del,a(;range. Third Row: Geisler, Deromedi, Akins, Crain, McBreen, Lyberger, Nelson, Stevens, McDonald, Williams. Barth, Johnson. HARDING DEBATE First Semester Lelia Jones Virginia Moser Gail Hodgson Ira Glass President _ Vice-President ..... Secret arii-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Second Semester Ira Glass Marialese Eller . June McDonald Harold Linebarger MKMIIKKS Frank Akins (Jail Hodgson Alma Ramey Helen Allen Lucille Huntley Kenny Randolph Jerry Ambrose Ix ' lia Jones Carmine Suriano Juanita Barth Helen Joy Clayton Tang Heatryce Bruce Betty Kelley Norma Waller Oscar Crain Jack Ix ' avitt Gladys Widner Howard De La Grange Harold Linebarger Maxine Widner Eugene Deromedi Lester I ong Jack Wollaston Marialese Eller Don McDavis C-arl Nelson Lorraine Felber June McDonald Ralph Stevens Robert Geisler Jerry McGuire Homer Lyberger Viola Getman Harry Mills Evelyn Williams Ira Glass Virginia Moser June Ilelle Norma Hearn Elmer Oas Jane Allison m: v mkmbkrs Joe McBreen Denise Johnson Kdythe Colony Yvonne Mountain Kuby Leaf Glenn Carter Lola Peterson Lucille Petrctee Ivie Wimderlich Ben Penna Clifford Brown Harding Debate is out- of the largest clubs in the school, and its main purpose is to sponsor and support debate. Those who take debate become honorary members. Kach year the club gives its noted Harding Debate banquet as well as two pay eons. Mrs. Iva Morrison is the adviser. Page sixty Klr� l Ki.w: Tang. Williams. Widner, McDonald, Farro. Second K iw : Lyberger, Helle, McHreen. HARDING DEBATE ORCHESTRA First Semester Helen Joy _ Piano Harry Mills Violin Gladys Wklner _ First Sax June McDonald Tenor Sax Kvelyn Williams Third Sax Homer l,yberger Trombone June Helle Trmmpet _ Clayton Tang Clarinet .. F.lmer Oas DmiM Second Semester Fannie Farro Clifford Brown Gladys Wklner J one McDonald Evelyn William?. Homer I.yberger June Helle Clayton Tang: Joe McHreen The Harding Debate club orchestra was organized in September to play for the club banquet, cons, and school dances. Gladys. Widner directs the orchestra. Mrs. Iva Morrison, adviser of Harding Debate, also is adviser for the orchestra. Pane sixty-one First Row: Brown, Bateman. Carlson. B. Mustard. Culverwell, Carter. Pyne. Ruark. Nlko- tich. S hi«I Kow: Brooks. Cox. Renfro. Wycoff. Sakrison, Simonson. Knipfel, Flemlster Third Ko� : Ednilston. Jinnett. M. Mustard. Zurlinden. Johnson, Busher, Falrburn. HOME ECONOMICS First Semester Second Semester Denise Johnson President Julia Brown Beverly Mustard Vice-President Maxine Hinear Treasurer Marian Kenfro Elaine Cook Secretary Georgina Nikotich Social Secretary _ Agnes Busher Doris Culverwell _ Sergeant-at-Arms Thelma Bateman Thclma Bateman Agnes Busher Mary Brooks Julia Brown June Carlson Marian Carter Ethel Cox Marion Cox Doris Culverwell MEMBERS Enid Edmisten Hut he Falrburn Vera Flemister Eleanor Jinnett Denise Johnson Delvina Knipfel Golden Miller Beverly Mustard Margie Mustard Georgina Nikotich Scynthia Pyne Marian Henfro Maxine Hinear Arlene Huark Ethel Sakrison Virginia Simonson Hazel Zurlinden Isabel Wycoff Tlie purpose of the Home Economics club is to promote higher ideals for all the girls in the home economics field. Miss Edna Herrington is the adviser, assisted by Miss Thelma Thorne. Page sixty-two First Row: Mclntee. Stoffer, Armstrong. Hearn, Waller, Saltz. Edmonson. Murphy. Cook. Thompson, Diedikor. Srruml Row: Hl.inchir. Kllcr. IVtcison. Miller. Bysegger, .Johnson. Carter. Ratllff, Young. Third R� w: Venti, Steele, Curryer, Rice, Ziegler, McBreen. Wagner, Gumm, Mr. Hubbard (adviser). JUNIOR DRAMATIC First Semester Charles Gumm Helen Hatliff Peggy Jean Elijah Jack Eller _ Pretident .... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Second Semester Helen Ratliff Jack Eller Mamie Jean Casey _ Elaine Waller Bill Birchard Glen Burkhardt Isla Bysegger Don Carter Mamie Jean Casey Harold Curryer Don Diediker Fern Edmonson Peggy Jean Elijah MEMBERS Jack Eller Charles Gumm Glenora Hunt Joe McBreen Kegina Mclntee Madeline Murphy Margaret Miller Johnnie Osso Dorothy Pederson Helen Hatliff Marjorie Rice Warren Saltz Eleanor Schroeder Craig Thompson Thula Trone Sam Venti Elaine Waller Mary Jane Wolferman George Young Anita Armstrong Herman Blanche Vivian Cook NEW MEMBERS Hosina Johnson Don Steele Phyllis Stoffer Max Thompson Stanley Wagner GeraJdine Ziegler This club was organized for the younger thespians of the school, the freshmen and sophomores only. Each year the club presents two cons, and during the course of the year they give parties. Ray G. Hubbard is the adviser. Page sixty-three Flr � t Row: Thorson, Bruce, Ortncr, Summers, Adams. Wollaston. Second Kow: Maker. ISrownell, Hemis. Davis. MATH Clyde Bemis _ President John Brownell Vice-President Jimmy Davis 8ergennt-at-Arm MKMBERS C lyde Bemis Jimmy Davis Jack WollasfaM John Brownell Frank Thiry Dick Baker June Summers Wilbur Thorson Hob Shulkin Hud Adams Marion Ortner Walter Holley Beatiyoe Bruce This club was started to interest students in mathematics and various applications. The adviser is W. E. Doolittle. Page sixty-four Fir-.! How: McGudre, Carter Oster, Bonner. Brownell, W ' ollaston, Knowlton. Shulkin. liurk- l-anlt. Second Row: Lenvitt, Glass, Chambers. Mr. Black (adviser). Wallace, Foster. Kachon. Weaver. MONTERO First Semester Second Semester Glen Chambers - President Kenny Bonner Glen Carter - - Secretary _ . Ted Oster Bob Weaver Trtaivrer Lorn Wallace Rob Berg Kenny Bonner John Brownell Hob Hurkhardl Glen Carter Glen Chambers Jack Eachon Dale Foster MEMBERS Dale Fairburn Ira Glass Kenny Knowlton Jack Ixavitt Don McDavis Jerrv McGnire l ed Oster Hob Shulkin Henry Sweet Lorn Wallace Jack Wollaston Hob Weaver Miles Krtel Don I lines George Jackson The Montero clul) is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Its purpose is to encourage all outdoor sports such as skating, short hiking trips, and at least one visit to Mount Spokane a year. The adviser is J, YV. Black. Page sixty-fixr First Kiiw: Brown, Shiosaki. Barth, Iicvan. Widner. Cooney. Blaki-. Sci-mid Km : W ' ollaston, Wheeler, Mathis, Keeler, Campbell, Chambers. Thompson, Mr. Byrne (adviser). QUILL AND SCROLL First Semester Second Semester Anita Hinshaw President _ Julia Brown Helen Joy . Vice-President Jack Wollaston Juanita Hopkins Recording Secretary Edna Wise Genevieve Bevan Corresponding Secretary Sherm an Blake Jack Wollaston Treasurer _ _ Keith Campbell MEMBERS Genevieve Bevan Helen Hickok Blanche Shiosaki Sherman Blake Anita Hinshaw Eunice Wilson Julia Brown Juanita Hopkins Jack Wollaston Keith Campbell Lucille Huntley Jack Wheeler Dorothy Cooney I.elia Jones Edna Wise Helen Joy NEW MEMBERS .Juanita Barth N ' orris Keeler Norman Thompson Glen Chambers Kay Mathis Gladys Widner Truda Tavares Quill and Scroll is the international honorary society for high school journalists. One must he experienced in writing, editing or business manage- ment in order to be a member. The adviser is L. T. Byrne. Page sixty-six First Row: Morris. Winch, Weaver, Hearn, Candelero, Penna, Carter. Osso. Seeoml Row : Newton, Payne, Jackson, Reynolds, Pebles. Anderson, Crain, Eeavitt. Eachon, Freeman. Third Row: McGulre. Tang-, McDavis, G. Balch. Tortorelll, Glass, Davis, Knowlton, Adams, Bishop. Elnebarger. Fourth Row: Mr. Benjamin (adviser). Dembowski. Wheeler, Bland, Aklns, Thomp- son, ShauvJn, Miller, D. Balch, Curt Tang. Wollaston. 44 R Bob Weaver President Gene Balch Vice-President Ira Glass Secretary MEMBERS Clarence Anderson Dale Watson George Jackson Kenny Randolph Bob Weaver John Osso Carmine Suriano Dick Liberty Gene Shauvin Oscar Crain Gene Wirsch Ray Oswald Fred Miller Fred Homad Ben Penna Jack Wollaston Harold Linebarger Bob Bland Don Balch Bud Adams Jim Davis Sam Tortorelli Don Newton Lewis Freeman Henry Sweet Ira. Glass Jerry Ambrose Howard Coffman Kendall Stansbury Norma Hearn Frank Akins Jack Wheeler Amelia Candelero Glenn Carter Forest Bishop Robert Berg Jack I avitt Boy Bishop Stuart Davis Glen Pebles Jack Kachon Jerry McGuire Ed Reynolds LaVerne Marier Leonard Thompson Clayton Tang Don Innes Lorn Wallace Curtis Tang Bill McHarness Gene Balch NEW MEMBERS Harold Payne Don McDavia Those who earn their letters in any sport are given membership in the R club. The club generally gives one con every year in addition to an annual spring outing. M. J. Benjamin is the adviser. Page sixty-seven First Row: Blancher. Tang-, ;. Stein. Strand. Marsh, Lindgren, Hufford. PalmquUt, J. Stein. Second Row: Honiad, True, lievan. I ' pdike. Anderson. Carter. Sparks. Mr. Kaman (adviser). RADIO Bob Strand _ President Fred Hamad _. Vice-President Walt Uindgren Secretary George Stein Treasurer Allen Updike _ _ _ Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Art True Mob Strand Robert Anderson Harry Sparks George Stein Kenneth Tang Man l) dike Walt I.indgrcn John Stein Kred Homad Douglas Carter Alfred Bevan Martin Palincniist YVilbtrt Hufford Herman Blancher The Radio club, as the name implies, was organized to promote interest in radio at Rogers. The main purpose of this club is to get an amateur license for each of its members. It is the newest club at Rogers. The adviser is James Eaman. Page sixty-eight First Kow : Petty. Minnetti, T. Via, Bollard, K. Via. Julian. Jacoi, Arnaldo, Juliano. Farrell. Second Bow : Mrs. Bovee (adviser), Fairburn, Bobo, Signorelli. Baker. Simpson. Stansbury. Foster, Patchen. SPANISH First Semester Second Semester Warren Kohler - President - - — Theresa Via Walter Peer Vice-President Angelina Signorelli Dick Baker Secretary-Treasurer Mary Jacoi John Petty _ - Sergeant-at-Arms Melvina Stansbury MEMBERS Mamie Arnaldo (Hen Luse Melvina Stansbury Kichard Baker Ignore Lineecum Lily Thompson Violet Beckman Lena Minetti Mabel Turner Pauline Bullard Walter Peer Hose Via Everett Pencil Warren Kohler Tla-resa Via Mary Jacoi Mildred Peterson Eunice Wilson Louise Julian John Petty Margaret Swart . Margaret Juliano Doris Reamer Lee Patchen Margaret Levos Angelina Signorelli NEW MKMKHKS Jeanne Blodgetl Virginia Haumgartner Charles Cordis Margie Beedle Kileen Cowles Clifford Jones Margaret Bobo Pearl Kames Bill Simpson Irving Anderson The Spanish club is composed of students who have taken Spanish, and the purpose of the club is to get students interested in what other countries do. The adviser is Mrs. Marie Bovee. Page sixty-nine HALL PATROL-FALL FIRE SQUAD-FALL FIRE SQUAD-SPRING Page seventy STUDY HALL, LIBRARY WORKERS-FALL STUDY HALL, LIBRARY WORKERS-SPRING HALL PATROL — FALL First Row: Whitney, Pressley, Nelsen. Corfield. Nerheim. Owen, Huneywell. Frye, Hansen. Second Row: Sampson. Zurlinden, Frye, McDougall, Levos, DiLuzio. Homer, Shaw, Wagner. Tobler. Third Row: Ralston. Burrill. Moock, Bevan, McNamara, Bergman. Linden, Carter, Blancher. h ' IKK Sgi-AI ) KALL First Row: Tortorelli, Holley. Suriano. Sweet, Woliaston, Berg, Oswald, McDavis. Moffatt. Mr. Jinnett (adviser). Srt-ond Row: Randolph. Pebles, Tang. S. Davis. Miller, Balch. Crain, J. Davis, Bland. FIRE SQUAD — SPRING First Row: Weaver. Wirsch. Woliaston, Davis, Balch, Bemis. Second Row: McDavis, Knowlton, Adams. Mathis. Thompson, Crain, Linebarger. STUDY HALL WORKERS — FALL Fimt Row: McGhee, Starry, Lynch, Olson. Brooks, Levos, White. Miller, Welsh. Second Row: Flanders, Renfro. Larson, Nelson, West, Crumbley, Hann, Thompson. STUDY HALL AND LIBRARY WORKERS— SPRING First Row: Ellse, Gaines, Knlpfel. Palmiter, Olsen, Carter, Bulls. Second Row: Wallace. Renfro, Bernstein, Levos, Widner. Nelson, Crumbley. Third Row: Hann, Larson, Hudson, Hutchison, Brooks. Page seventy-one FINE ARTS First Row : McCall, Ambrose, Colony, Hcnfro. M. Ortner, Benner. Schroeder. South, Mr. Jin- nett (coach), ge t —J How: McDavis, Akina, Payne, J. Ortner. Campbell. Updike, I.indgren. Bowers. Anderson. DEBATE Date November 13 December I January 15 January Tl January 2 j ■ In Hilary 2! Opponent Decision Deer I ' urk negative .it Deer Park Rogers Davenport negative at Rogers Ropers Gonsaga affirmative ;it Rogers _ Ropers North Central affirmative fit Ropers Ropers lA ' wis and Clark negative at L. C Ropers Colfax negative at W. S. C _ Colfax AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Keith Campbell John Ortner Marion Ortner N Kit ATI VIC TIC AM Marian Hen fro Don McDavis Walt Undgren Question: Resolved, that all electrical power utilities should be govern- mentally owned and operated. The debate team entered botli the city and the northeastern section of Washington series; winning first place in each. In the city series the Harvard cup was again in Rogers ' possession. The debaters did not have the opportunity to compete with Eastern teams due to the fact that Colfax defeated our affirmative team. The squad was coached by Vice-Principal K. It. Jinnett. who completed his tenth year as Rogers ' debate head. Page seventy-five First Row: Casey, K lb. ?•. Poole. Jones. Rogers, Hodgson, CorfieM. Bark Rt� w : Meyer, Moock, Byseggar. Johnson. Hayes, Kauffnian. THE WHOLE TOWN ' S TALKING CAST Mr. Simmons Mrs. Simmons Chester Binney Ethel Simmons Letty Lythe Donald Swift Roger Shields _ Lila Wilson Sally Otis _ __ Sadie Bloom Mrs. Jackson The Whole Town ' s Talking, a riotous three-act comedy, was pre- sented November 25. The school orchestra, under the direction of Glenn B. Starr, played the musical selections. Anita Loos and John Emerson combined their talents to produce this entertaining comedy, weaving a hilarious plot around the innocent blunders of Henry Simmons. J. L. Purdy directed, assisted by Louis Venti. Dick Johnson and his assistant, Frances Walker, were in charge of properties. Dick Hayes _ Isabella Corf it Id Kaoul Kaaffmau Florence Rogers Helyn Felber Eugene Bysegger .lack Meyer .. Mamie Jean Casey Pauline Poole Gail Hodgson Frances Jones _ Denise Johnson Patjc seventy-six First How: Kiiuf fnian. HysegBer, Ratliff. Casey. Mr. Purely (coac ' .-.). Second Row: Detmer. Kyan, Chambers, Hayes. THE SHOW-OFF CAST Helen Ratliff Mamie Jean Casey Isla Bysegger - Km.. ill Kauffman - Glen Chambers Warren Saltz Dick Hayes - Bruce Moock — Maynard Detmer The Showoff. ' ' a story of a conceited bluffer from Pennsylvania, was presented in the Rogers auditorium, Friday evening, March 12. Musical selections were given by the Rogers orchestra, under the direction of Glenn B. Starr. How the hero overcame parental opposition, married the heroine, and forced himself into his mother-in-law ' s home, were sources of continual mer- riment. J. L. Purdy, dramatics director, was assisted by Harvey Ryan. Clara Hyland Mrs. Fisher Amy Fisher Frank Hyland Mr. Fisher Joe Fisher Aubrey Piper Mr. Gill Mr. Rogers Page seventy-seven Flmt Kuw : Mr. Purdy (adviser), Hosea. Zumhoff. Drake. Wamller. Whi taker. Hack K � : Wallace. Bradley. Ralston. Walker. Ure, Ryan. Creeo. STAGE CREW First Semester Hay Creed-Noel Hosea Kendall Kyan Hay ( ree l Kufrene Wandler James Ure Charles Whittaker Manager Electrician _ Fly Man Curtain Man .. Assistant A gsi.it (lilt Second Semester Kendall Ryan-James Hubbard Jumes Ure Ray Creed James Hubbard Eugene Wandler Frances Walker .Marie Zumhoff Winnie Drake Lorn Wallace PAINT CREW Manager _ .Insist ant Assistant Assistant Frances Walker Marie Zumhoff Winnie Drake I.orn Wallace These students have managed the hard duties of painting the scenery used on the stage, shifting props, and controlling the electrical apparatus. They have spent long hours in making the all-school play sets and have willingly assisted during convocations. J. L. Purdv is the adviser. Page twenty-eight Flmt Kow : Bond. Hodge. Hvans. Ambrose, Helle, Hamaker, Idler (lender). Jlnnett. Peter- son. West. L mt. Schemmel, Prlano, Gaines. Hurniece. Second Kow: Culbertson, Burke. Cole. Strand, Carlson. Summers. Tucker. Miller. Moser. Smith. Zerbst. Waller. Keeder, Freeman, Allen. Third Kow: Corremans, Sullivan. Williams. Strand, Hafner. IOw.lnK. Williams. Bonner. Widner. Simpson. ZurbriiKK. MeDonnld, Joreenson, N ' lsley. PIRETTES The history of the Pirettes begins with the old Hillyard high school. Beth Noben was the very first Pirate Girl. She led songs during her senior year, using a small replica of the baton used by J. M. Tewinkel. The first Pirate Girls did not march, but just led songs. Evelyn Miranda, who is now book clerk at Rogers, was an outstanding Pirate Girl for three semesters. The group gradually grew until there were six song leaders. In 1935 it was decided to enlarge the group to include a marching unit, and twenty-five girls were chosen from a large number of volunteers. They formed various letters on the football field between halv es of the games and did marching drills. Practice was held each morning before school. In 193(i it was decided to combine the forty-eight Pirettes with the band, making a marching unit of ninety-eight to parade and perform at games. Marialese Kller was the drum major last fall. Glenn B. Starr started the uniformed marching of the Pirettes and the hand, and Miss Thelnia Thome, home economics teacher at Rogers, assisted with tilt- colorful uniforms. Patie seventy-nine First Row: Mr. Starr (director). Yenney, D. Johnson. Dhondt. Kludt. V. Slyke. Alfstad. Whipple. Moivland. Km st bun;. ' am plnll. I : ttin. Hosea, Nelson (drum major). Second Kow: Mclnnes. Knowlton. Saltz. Coyle. Meyer, Carter, Kenneth Tang, Hill, Clayton Tang, Herrington, Ric ards. Caryle. Third Kow : Clukey, Burkharilt. W. Taylor. Lyberger. F. Tavlor, Goodman, Homad, Treffry. Braman. Thompson, D. Johnson. Fuurth Kow : Dembowski, Wheeler, Moock, Summers, Bell, Bangs, Fullerton, Brown, Peterson, Curt Tang, Zat. BAND CLARINET Jacqueline Hafner Lilian Bonner Alfred Hill Kenny Knowlton June McDonald Ivan Mclnnis Jack Meyer Clayton Tang SAXOPHONE Alice Hamaker Fred Homad Maxinei Widncr Evelyn Williams TROMBONE Keith CamplM-11 Holand Dhondt Dick Johnson Don Johnson Homer Lyberger Dale Kastburg TRUMPET Carroll Dembowski Howard Clukey June Helle Earl Peterson I.eroy Whipple Mildred Strand Mary Sullivan Curtis Tang BASS Ted Freeman Art Summers Jack Wheeler DRUMS Dale Bell John Goodman Klmer Oas BARITONE Noel Hosea Kenneth Tang FLUTE Kuby Leaf HORN Dick Caryle James Kludt The Band, under the direction of Glenn B. Starr, stepped out with new uniforms last fall and became the pride of the whole school. The organization played at all the football games and presented marching exhibitions between halves with the Pirate girls. The twirling baton was carried by Drum Major John Nelson. For the first time in the history of Rogers, the band presented a convocation devoted only to talents in the band. They also performed in concerts, pep convocations, P.-T. A. programs, and parades. Page eighty First Row: Cutler, Morgan. Culbertson, Curryer, Huneke. Wlllmore, Reno. Preston. Cass. Second Row: Wldner, Starry. Wycoff. Cooney. Strasser, Murphy, McDonald. Helle. Anderson. Tliird Row: Mr. Starr (director). Creed, G. Widner. Olsen. Bonner, Hafner. Hicks, Kelmig. Mills. Simpson. Fourth Row: Wicks, Campbell, Lyberger. Mors. Perkins, McBreen, Oxrieder. Terry, Kauffman. ORCHESTRA VIOLIN Norma Anderson Kay Creed Alvcretta Culbertson Flora Curryer Virginia Cutler Warren Franklin Violet Johnson Mildred Keimig Harriet Morgan Herneil Preston Albert Simpson Catherine Strasser Dorothy Waters Gladys Widner CLARINET Lilian Bonner Mary Jane Cass June McDonald TROMBONE Keith Campbell Homer I.yberger PIANO Dorothy Cooney Isabelle Wycoff VIOLA Loretta Huneke Jean Starry SAXOPHONE Evelyn Williams TRUMPET Bill Terry Patricia W r illmore DRUMS Joe McBreen Lowell Perkins Walter Wicks OBOE Vera Mae Michel BASSOON George Oxrieder FLUTE Marjorie Rice CELLO Maxine Widner HORN John Richard BASS Kaoul Kauffman Leonora Weber The orchestra furnishes the music for the school plays and graduation exercises, accompanies the operetta cast, and presents a Spring Festival each year. Harry Mills was concert master the first semester, and Gladys Widner was concert mistress for the second semester. Glenn B. Starr is director of the orchestra. Page eighty-one THE BUCCANEERS CAST Dick Hayes - _ Captain Stubbs Kugene Bysegger John Smith Kosina Johnson _ - Constance Isla Bysegger _ Abigail Don Steele Alfred Sneek Bruce Moock Wilfred Snoop Maynard Detmer Senator Bunkliam Norma Hearn Martha Stanley Wagner Commander Cabot Janet Hearn, Marlene Smith _ Friends of Constance Trouble and adventure aboard the yacht Caprice, captained by the unhappy Captain Stubbs and chartered by the pompous Senator Bunkliam and his party, furnish the plot of the comic operetta The Buccaneers, presented December 18. Glenn B. Starr directed, and Arthur Biggs was in charge of songs. J. L. Purdy was dramatic coach, assisted by Glen Chambers. Dancing and costumes were in charge of Miss Marion G. LeFevre and Miss Thelma Thorne. Page eighty-two GIRLS ' CLICK CU B First Kuw: Dotson, Coahaw, Hansen. Vincent, Hearn. Shaw. Uttell. Welsh. Starr} ' . Smith. Second Row: RIiiko, I K rouse. Colter. Olson. K rouse. McGee. Melrho. Bloilgett, DeChenne. Third Row : Sanders. E. Michel, Bysegger, R. Johnson. Castle, Jackson, Carlson. McGee. Collin. V. Michel, Bauer. MIXED CHORUS M KMUKKS Roger Case Hoy Davis Dick Hayes Harold Hawkins Leonard Munther John Olson Ibby Ostness Bob Sanders Robert Smith John Town Mrs. Blanche Hill Swenson Louis Venti Sam Venti Stanley Wagner Douglas White Jack Wollaxton Marcia Vincent Audrey Sanders Kosina Johnson Verva Hanson Josephine Coahaw Jean Starry Beatrice De Chenne Kuth I.ittell Anna Mae Olson Dorothy Porter Clara McGee Isla Bysegger (Iladys Smith Mabel Rlngo Director GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB MKMHKRS Violet Bauer Marcia Vincent Kosina Johnson Sylvia Moore Audrey Sanders Josephine Coshaw Elaine Michel Juanita Dotson Verva Hanson Beatrice DeChenne Mrs. Blanche Hill Swenson I.eona Jackson Carol Shaw Jean Starr] June Castle Kuth I.ittell Bettv McGhee Hazel Welsh Anna Mae Olson Doris Krause Dorothy Krause Dorothy Porter Margaret Blodgett Doris Carlson Helen Collins Vera Michel Clara Mctiee Isla Bysegger (iladys Smith Mabel Hingo Director Page eighty-three RECORD STAFF — FIRST SEMESTER Fimt Row: I ' resslcy, Whiti-, Brown. Corfield, Wise, Bevan, Huntley. Connor, H. Felber, Wolferman, Berg. Second Row: Mr. Byrne (adviser), Hunt, Tavares, Blake, French, Zerbst. Cooney, Avery, Davis, Wollaston, Mr. Coburn (adviser). ROGERS RECORD EDITORIAL, STAFF First Semester Second Semester Genevieve I ' m van Editor-in-Chief Sherman Blake Sherman Blake Copy Chief Thelma Bateman _. , ,. Assignment Editor Gladys Widner Juanita Hopkins Feature Editor Talbott Tripp Jack Wollaston Sports Editor Bob Weaver Office Manager Lester Long Helyn Felber Circulation Manager Norris Keeler Marie Zumhoff Art Editor Marie Zumhoff Frank Avery , Exchange Editor _ Clarence Zastrow ASSISTANTS FIRST SEMESTER Dorothy Cooney Ann Hunt Ray Oswald Lucille Huntley Vera Pressley Myrtle White Willard Wolferman Julia Brown F.dna Wise Isabella Corfield Rob Berg Jane Connor Mildred French Stuart Davis SECOND SEMESTER Glen Chambers Margaret Levos Kugene Wirsch Bob Sanders Juanita Barth Hazel Welsh Ray Mathis Doris Culverwell Ix-onard Bogenrcif Norman ' riionipson Clyde Bemis Beverly Mustard Mary Kathryn True Don Balch Ivie Wunderlich Doris Fait June McDonald Jim Davis Dorothy Gump Virginia Rizzuto Gail Hodgson Denise Johnson I [den Perry Fugene Deromedi Glen Pebles Alma Ramey BUSINESS STAFF James Hubbard Manager Ray Fullerton ASSISTANTS FIRST SEMESTER Elsie Zerbst Truda Tavares SECOND SEMESTER Ralph Bentz Lee Patchen Ila Hetherington Every two weeks an issue of the Rogers Record is published by the members of the Journalism II class. L. T. Byrne is editorial adviser; A. P. Coburn, business adviser; and F. C. Hughes, art adviser. Pag-; eighty-jour RECORD STAFF— SKCON1) SEMESTER First Row: Blake. Weaver. Batenmn, Bentz. VVirsch, Gump. Mustard. Culverwell, Wunder- lich. Eevos. Welsh. Fullerton. s ul Ki.w : Hodgson. Ramey, Barth, McDonald. Tripp. Bemis. Dong. Keeler. Mulch, True Widner. I ' atchen. Mr. Coburn (adviser). Third Kuw : D. Johnson, Mr. liyine (atlvdser), liogenreif. Davis. Mathis, Deromedi, Thompson, Chambers, Hayes, Sanders. Pehles. CUB STAFF First Semester Bob Weaver (■len Chambers Thelma Bateman Fred Horn ad Alma Ramey Jimmy Davis EDITORIAL, Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Assignment Editor _ Copy Chief _ Assistant Copy Chief Feature Editor Sports Editor Office Manager _ Art Editor Marie Zumhoff Ibby Ostness, Dorothy Gump Exchange Editor _ ASSISTANTS FIRST SEMESTER Frank Akins Krvin Barber Forrest Bishop Iyconard Bogcnreif Leonard Bottger Elaine Cook Howard De j Grange Ray Dillon Mildred Hanson Eva Kirk Lucille Melton Berneil Preston Glen Allison Mary Kathryn True Virginia Frye N orris Keeler Hazel Welsh Bud Adams Kenny Randolph June McDonald Thelma Herbert I .ester Long Ed Moffatt Jerry Shaw- Don Balch Margaret Levos Denise Johnson Talbott Tripp Helen Perry Oscar Crain Juanita Barth Matt Alexander Fred Miller Phyllis Lammers lewis Freeman Mildred Peterson Dorothy Larson Bob Geisler Scynthia Pyne Jack Jones ( Irace Mc Ihec Florence Brennan Jane Hill First Semester Ralph Bentz Vernon Engehretsen Mary Dippel Al Johnston Ha} Mathis Glen Pehles Norman Vilcs Dale Watson Doris Anderson I vie Wunderlicli DorLs Culvcrwell I-orraine Nelsen Bcverlv Mustard Golden Miller Mary Jane Allison (ieorge Whiting Clarence Zastrow ASSISTANTS SECOND SEMESTER Virgil Bdatrom John Sigmon Gloria Lybcrger Gene Balcli Virginia Simonson Irene Madsen Josephine Block Maynard Detmer Harvey Ryan Mary Bnrkbardt Kathryn McDougall Edith Coleman Evelyn Walker Bob Zat June Carlson Zenis Ryan Harriette Collin Esther Bossio Doris Reamer Kenny Bonner Ix retta Huneke Bill Simpson Wilbur Thorson Myrtle Schalike BUSINESS Manager Assistant Second Semester Bob Treffry Ix uis Venti Evelyn Olson Dick Hayes Norma Hearn Leah Jaques Sam Tortorelli Eugene Sliauvin M.arie Zumhoff Maxine Rinear Norman Thompson Eugene Wirscb Gail Hodgson Doris Fait Gene Deromedi Marjorie Reynolds Harry Mills Paul Mack Gladys Widner Maurice Schudel Bob Sanders Clvde Bemis Bill Bangs Virginia Hizzuto Hazel Baker Fannie Farro Val Vermillion Gladvs Bonser Bob Scott Ruth Fairburn Tom Anderson Doris Hoffman Amelia Candelero Catherine Faggetter Clyde Knaggs Bob Strantz BL - - Second Semester Audrey Sanders _ Rol ert Scott Page ciyhty fhc CHAMBSM Mountain First Row: (Jump. Bateman. Hodgson, Kirk. Frye, Welsh. True. Second Kow: Johnson. Weaver. Brown. White. Levos. McDonald. Harney. Mustard. Oulverwell. Wunderllch. Blake. Third Kow: Widner. Itcntz. Deromedi. Ventl. Long. Keeler. Kizzuto. Miller. Wirsch, Sanders. Fourth Row: Mr. Byrne (adviser), Tripp. Bogenreif. Engebretson, Mathis, Pebles, Thompson. Chambers, Hayes, Balch, Mr. Coburn (adviser). TREASURE CHEST KDITOKIAI, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF _ ! GLEN CHAMBERS Assistant Editor Norris Keeler Copy Editor _ — Margaret I-evos Photofrraphy _ Denise Johnson Art Editor I _ _ _ Lorn Wallace Assistant Art Editors Eugene Deromedi, Ira Glass Sports Editors Don Balch, Glen Pebles, Alma Ramey CM� B _ Gladys Widner, Gail Hodgson Activity Lists Virginia Hiz .uto. Leonard Bogenreif, Bob Weaver Snapshots Doris Culverwell, Tlielma Bateman, Beverly Mustard Class History _ Norman Thompson Classes - Sherman Blake Cirls ' league ,; u | ia Brown Boys Federation _ R ay Mathis Calendar __ __ Mary Rathryn True Commencement June McDonald F,Htur,s Talbott Tripp Circulation Dorothy Gump Departmental— Ivie Wunderllch, Eugene Winch, Ralph Efents, Lester Long, Jimmy Davis, Clyde Bemis, Hazel Welsh. Boh Sanders. Juanita Barth, Helen Perrv, Clar- ence astrow, Jane Allison, Louis Venti, Bill Bangs. First Semester Assistants— Myrtle White, Eva Kirk, Virginia Frye, Golden Miller, Vernon Engebretsen, Julia Brown, Jerry Shaw. BVS1NKSS BLSINESS MANAGER YVONNE MOUNTAIN Paul liohlysix SPORTS First Row: Mr. Klsensohn (assistant coach), Oas, Freeman, Penna. Anderson, Innes, Davis. Miller. Mr. Rendele (head coach). Srrond Itnu •: MiDavis, Hughes, Carter. Leavitt, Bemls. Rrownell. Randolph, ( ' rain. Third Row: Danlelson. Chambers. ;. Raich, Tortorelli. McDanlel. Morris. Bland. Fifth Kow : Sweet, liberty. II. Raich. Wollaston. Akins. Oswald. Fifth Rewi l lnebarger, Suriano, Mr. Mooberry (trainer). McCuire. FOOTBALL ROGERS 13: WEST VALLEY 0 Rogers started the football season by defeating the West Valley Eagles 13 to 0 on the West Valley field, September 18. In the first quarter Sam Tortorelli completed a pass to Don Balch, who ran to the 10-yard line. Three running plays found Tortorelli over for a touchdown. The try for point was wide of the up-rights. Rogers ' second score came early in the third quarter when Leavitt flipped a pass to Akins. who streaked down the side lines to score standing up. Randolph converted. ROGERS (� : NORTH CENTRAL 0 Rogers opened the city series race by trouncing the North Central Indians (i to 0 on the Indians ' gridiron. September 24. On the opening kickoff. Anderson of Rogers booted to C ' ontos on the X. C. 20. N. ( ' . smashed off-tackle six yards and completed a pass on the next play, netting them a first down. The Pirate line then tightened, forcing Contos to kick to Tortorelli who returned it to his own 30. After exchanging several punts, Schreiner of X. ( ' . recovered a fumble and raced the length of the gridiron for a touchdown, but it was illegal and was called back. Xear the end of the game Rogers ' passing attack started working, and Halch, receiving Tortorelli ' s bullet-like pass, stepped over the goal line for a touchdown. ROGERS 20: LEWIS AM) CLARK 0 On the home field. October 1. Coach Hendele ' s Buccaneers raced through the Lewis and Clark Tigers to a 20 to 0 victory. Early in the first quarter L. C. blocked Tortorelli ' s kick and recovered on Rogers ' 10-yard line. They tried two line bucks and two passes but failed to score. Rogers then passed its way to the L. C. 20 where L. C. took possession Payc ciyhty-nini ' First Row: Raich, ( ' rain. Linebarger. Suriano. Anderson, Oswald, Wollaston. Secum! Kow : Liberty, Sweet. F. Akins. Tortorelli. of the ball. On the next play Oswald slipped through the line and neatly blocked L. C. ' s kick. Balch picked it up and ran the few remaining yards to a touchdown. Tin- try for point was no good. In the second quarter Rogers scored again with Tortorelli running 70 yards to a touchdown. Innes kicked the point, making it 13 to 0 at the half. In the third quarter Tortorelli passed to Balch, making another touch- down for the Buccaneers. R()(iKHS 7: COXZACA 14 Tighting valiantly but against heavy odds, the Rogers Pirates went down in their first defeat at the hands of the Gonzaga Bullpups October 9. As the whistle blew. Rogers kicked to the Gonzaga 30 where Graham returned it to his own 38. Uerr kicked out of bounds on the Rogers 25 and the rest of the quarter featured a punting duel between Tortorelli and Uerr. Early in the second quarter Gon .aga recovered a fumble on Rogers ' 10-yard line where they went over for a touchdown. The try for point was no good. Unaffected by the Bullpups ' success, the Pirates steadily advanced to the Gonzaga one-yard line, where Tortorelli bucked it over for a touchdown. Sweet kicked the (joint, making it Gon .aga 7, Rogers 7. Another pass from Twohy to Derr in the end zone netted the Bullpups ' second touchdown. Stanek converted and the scoreboard read: Gonzaga 14, Rogers 7. ROGERS 12: CLARKSTON 0 During the half-way mark of the city series, Rogers traveled to Clark- ston on October 17. where they defeated the Bantams. 12 to 0. Coach Bendele started his second string but soon substituted several regulars; however, neither team was able to score and the half ended 0 to 0. A short pass to Don Balch. who ran 20 yards, brought the first Rogers ' tally. Rogers ' second touchdown came when a pass to Sweet netted the Buc- caneers 29 yards, and the ball was bucked to pay dirt by Sam Tortorelli. (Continued on page 105) Page ninety First Row: Osso, Carter, McDavls, P. Akins. Balch, Wollaston, Sweet, Wlrsch, Berg. Second Row: Ventl, Mack, B. Johnson. Reynolds. Pebles. Tang. LJndgren. Leavitt, McGulre. Third Rim- Mr. Bendele (assistant coach), Mr. Mooberry (coach). Hill, Davis. Daniclson. A. Akins. Wakelv, Payne (manager). BASKETBALL Albert Akins Frank Akins Hon Balch (ilen Carter Hob Danielson Jack Leavitt SQUAD Walter Undgran Don McDavis Jerry McGulre John Osso Glen Pebles Kci Reynolds Curt Tang Charles Wakeley Dim Williams Kugene Wirseh Harold Payne (Manager) SKASO.VS Sl ' MMAHV Date Jan. 12 Jan. H Jan. 1!) Jan. 21 Jan. 26 Jan. 28 Feb. !) Feb. 11 Feb. 16 Feb. 17 Feb. 23 Feb. 25 Opponent -North Central .Lewis and Clark Gonzaga North Central Lewis and Clark Gonzaga North Central Lewis and Clark North Central Gonzaga Lewis and Clark Gonzaga Where Played Score Rogers _ 27-16 .Lavtt and Clark 19-29 Rogers _ 20-12 North Central 14-26 Rogers 84-27 Gonzaga 11-31 Rogers Lewis and Clark North Central Hogers Rogers Gonzaga 27-19 19- 40 20- 26 20 ' . ' I 18-31 30-12 During the 1936-37 basketball season 19 games were played by the Buccaneers, 13 in which the Pirates were victorious. Coach Mooberrv ' s quintet ran up against hot Competition in the city league but came out holding a tie for the second position. Lettermen who leave the Pirate quintet through graduation are Don Balch, Eugene Wirsch, Glen Pebles. and Curt Tang. Page ninety-one First Kow: Mr. Elsensohn (assistant coach), Hughes, Akins, Glass, Leavitt, Williams, Stans- bury, K Uonnrr, Anderson, Wollaston. ( rain. Mr. Mooberry (head coach). Second Kuw : Wlrsch, Hill. (5. Balch, De La Grange. McNamara. H. Hoislngton. 1). Balch, Taylor, Renstrom, Gottwig, Curryer, Liberty. Thir l Kow: Tang. Ellcr. Guirini, Homad, West, Oster. Peterson, Gr aham. Hassell. Young. D. Pebles. Fourth Kow: Kolbet (manager). Young, Adams. Tangen. Kathman. French. A. Akins, Sparks. Coulcs. Rurk u ardt, Richards. Flflli Kow: Simpson, Jones. Goodman. Christianson, Rrewer. Young, Peterson. Kalston. (). HoisJngton. Sivlh B W! Hobbs. Weir, Morse, Wendel. Reynolds, Berg. Danlclson, G. Pebles, J. Bonner, Anderson. TRACK Gerald Adams Albert Akins Frank Akins Roy Allen Hex Alstrom Clarence Anderson Ira Glass .lack Gaf fancy John Goodman Don Gottwig Chester Graham Chuck Gumm Dan Pebles Eeroy Peterson I rvinjr Peterson Boh Kalston Boh Renstrom Kd Reynolds Robert Anderson Don Balch Gene Balch Ralph Berg John Bonner Kenny Bonner .lames Brewer SQl ' AD MEMBERS Glen Burkhardt Vernon Christianson Oscar Crain Alton Hassell Alfred Hill Harry Hoisington Owen Hoisington Fred Homad Glcndin Hobbs Robert Hughes Clifford Jones Dc117.il Kathman Donald Kerr John Richard Rill Simpson Harry Sparks Bob Smith Ken Stansbtiry Clayton Tang Roy Tangen Winston Taylor Floyd ' Taylor Chuck Wendei Harold Currycr Lawrence Cowles SCHEDULE Dan Coyle Edward Davis Bob Danielson Howard De La Grange Jack Eller Vernon Engebretson Gordon French Jack I eavitt Dick Liberty Dick McNamara Laurence Wall Duane Morris Kenneth Muzzy Ted Oster Glen Patterson Glen Pebles Brock Weir Truman West Roy Williams Jack Wollaston FUigene Wirsch Bob Voting Harry E. Youiuj James Voting Date Opponent Where Held April 2S North Central Rogers April 30 _ Lewis and Clark _ Rogers May 8 Gonzaga Gonzaga May 14 District Meet Lewll and Clark May 22 State Meet _ W. S. C. Coacli Jack Mooberry ' s track squad forecast a successful season by capturing the unofficial championship of the first indoor track meet ever held in Spokane, followed by a win at the second annual Rogers relays. Out- standing ability was shown in the several runs and the high jump. Rogers won the city championship for the first time in its history. Payc miicty-twp BASEBALL John Brownell Paul Bergman Kay Bun-ill Howard Clifford Carroll Demhowski Jack Kachon Karl Hardy Don Innes Bob Johnston SQUAD Prank Langtt) Fred Miller Joe McBreen Don McClelland Sidney Mead La Verne Marier Al Novotny Prank Nelson Ollio Nelson Ben Oberg John Osso George Perry Bill Rathgeber Kugenc Shauvin Curtis Tang Bob Weaver Charles Wakeley Don Williams Date April T4 April 22 April 28 Mav t Mav 6 May 18 May 20 May 26 . SCHEDULE Opponent I ewis and Clark (postponed) Gonsaga West Valley N orth Central _ Lewis and Clark tionzaga West Valley ..... North Central Where Played I ewis and Clark Ro g e rs Rogers _ Rogers Rogers Gonsaga . West Valley North Central With the return of nine lettermen this spring. Coach J. W. Black ' s diamond artists began their daily practice with all indications of a promising season. Page ninety-three TENNIS Jerry McGulre l ud Adams .lim Davis Leonard Thompson SQCAD MEMBERS Charles Moffatt Warren Salts Kill Peterson Ix-o Moffatt Leonard Bogenreif Gordon Steptoe Don Carter SCHEDULE Date Opponent Where Played April 27 North Central North Central May 5 Lewis and Clark Lewis and Clark May 13 Gonzaga Rogers This year ' s girls ' and hoys ' tennis squads were entirely separate. The hoys use all the courts on Tuesdays and Thursdays and half of them on Friday. A great deal of interest in tennis was aroused this year and a better brand of hall was played. In addition to the city series games the racket wielders had matches with Otis Orchards. Central Valley. West Valley. Bonners Ferry, and Wenatchee. Coach L. W. Salt , also supervises a tennis B squad of fifteen hoys which was headed by Boh Kroske. Kd Reynolds. Billv Birchard, and Bill Alfstad. Page ninety-four First Knw: M. Thompson, Shulkin. Merritt, Davis. Seeond Row: Mr. Knaggs, N. Thompson. Knowlton, Kauffman. Hechei RIFLE TEAM Kenny Davis Ooidon Klemistcr Gerald Gray TEAM MEMBERS Itaoul Kauffman Norman Thompson Clyde Klines Jack Merritt Max I ' liompson l?1 , Shulkin Kenny Knowlton Rogers ' 1937 rifle team proved to be very stiff competition for the Lewis and C lark Tigers in a close 491 to 4f 5 match at the Armory. March 24. This score was exceptionally good for the first match of the season, Coach K. T. Becher stated, The team also clashed with Gonzaga at the Armory on April 28. GOLF PLAYERS Don Newton Elmer Ous diaries Wakeley Al Akins Allen Updike Harold McCall Koy Bishop (ieorpe Voting Jack linden William Coz .a The golf squad completed a successful season this year in the annual tournament held with the other citv high schools. M. .1. Benjamin is coach. First Row: Bishop. Linden, McCall, Updike. Second Row: Mr. Benjamin (coach). Newton, Oas, Akins, Wakeley. Pmje ninety-five First Bow: Eller, Heam. Sprund Row: Leaf, Marsh. Kenfro. Third Row: Felber. Signorelli. Hafner. Zumhoff. Spring sports ucrc given a great big boost by the candidates for the title of Spring Sports Queen and their managers. From the start, the contest was close enough to keep all concerned always on their toes. This is the third year that there has been a contest to further the sale of season tickets to the baseball games and track meets. The 1 iJ . ' { 5 contest resulted in a tie between Hetty Johnson of the Harding Debate club and Vonda McMillan of the Record staff. Myrtle Harthold was crowned Queen of Spring Sports in the 1936 contest. The 1937 honor went to Helen Marsh, representing the newly formed Radio club. Walt Lindgren was her manager. The two princesses, the runners-up in the contest, were Marialese Kller and Norma Heam. The contestants and their managers in order of entry were: SPRING SPORTS QUEEN Norma Heam ( R ) Marian Kenfro (French) Helen Marsh (Radio) Mariale.se Eller (Cosmic) Angelina Signorelli (Spanish) Marie Zumhoff (Art) Peggy Elijah (Junior Dramatic) June Summers (Math) Jackie Ilaffner (Four Star) Ruby Leaf (Montero) Helyn Felher (Footlights) Harold l.inebarger Kenny Knowlton Forrest Burgess John Hrownell Wall Lindgren John Ortner Dirk Baker Don McDavls Warren Salty. John Olson Ted Oster Page tiinety-six GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL Scynthia Pyne, Captain Julia Brown Maxim- Hinear Mary Katliryn True Alma Kamey, Captain Dorothy Porter Barbara Anderson SENIOR B TEAM Denise Johnson Katliryn McDoogal] Kay Pahey Marv Burkhanlt JUNIOR A TKAM l.oeta Hicks Krma Rice Mildred Peterson Myrtle Shalike Berneil Preston Dorothy Cooney Inez Schroeder Aliee Haniaker Gloria Lyberger Winner of tl.is year ' s volleyball tournameiri was the Senior 15 team They were undefeated during the entire tournament, which was an unusual record. The runners-up, the Junior A team, did almost as well, losing only one game, to the Senior B team. Peggy McLean was the volleyball manager, assisted by (■. A. ( . mem- bers. Miss Mabel Perkins was the coach. Page ninfty-semt GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Golden Miller, Alma Kamey Julia Brown Seynthia Pyne Captain SENIOR A TEAM Kay Fahcy Dorothy ( ooney Mary Kathiyn True Mary Burkhardt Maxlne Ilinear Kathryn McDoiifrall Denlfle .Johnson Margaret Jnliano Theresa Via Norma Hearn JUNIOR A TEAM Margaret Freeman Iva Hetherinjrton Hazel Zurlinden Mary Norvelli Hose ' ia Knid Kdmistnn Pat Bgan Winning all their games but two. the 12 A team came out on top in this .year s basketball tournament. The 11 A team, right behind the winners, were the runners-up with two losses and one tie a gretf 8 ' uctr tely � considered Pai r ninrly tight First Bow : Prlano, Kller, T. Via, R. Via. Williamson. Second Row : Bond. Schemmel, Stans- bury, Ortner, Collin. Third Row: Morse. Hamaker. Pyne, Olson. McMann. Sinionson. Fourth Row: Miss Perkins (coach). Hodgson, Lyberger. Ramey. Thompson. Hearn. Burkhardt. GIRLS ' TENNIS Thelma Bateman Amelia Candelcro Norma Hearn June Carlson Scynthia Pyne Fern Edmonson LADDER I Marialfse Kller Berneil Preston Alice Hamaker Fannie Farro Rose Via Harriette Collin Theresa Via Mary Schemmel Gloria Lybcrger I. aura Morse Melvina Stansbury Shirley Thompson I,ouise Bond (Sail Hodgson Alma Ramey Marjorie Simonson Ruth Hetherington Kthyle Anderson Mary Burkhardt LADDER II Maxine McMann Agnes Sigmon Doris Crumbley Marion Ortner (Catherine Weal dune Summers Saada Appa N.llie Burkhardt Lois Hodge Beverly Wilson Frances Williamson Carol Prlano .lean Corkrum Evelyn Olson The spring tennis squad played matches with West Valley. North Cen- tral, and Lewis and Clark. This is the only girls ' activity in which a regular Rogers R can be earned. Tennis is a worth while course for those wishing to participate in inter-school competition. Miss Mabel Perkins is coach. Page ninety-nine Page o nc h u ndred FIRST AID to AILING FOUNTAIN PENS . . 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Hut her father tired of wait inn Waiting growing aggravating, Opened wide the parlor door. Oh how well that he remembered That cold night in bleak December As he flew out twenty paces from the door. And for life will l e branded Where her father ' s foot had landed. Quoth the raven Never more. i B MUSIC BOOKS 911 RWtRaiOt AVCNUC .Spokane, Washington Most Thrilling of all GIFTS for Girl Graduates A (genuine FAMOUS SAYINGS Denise Johnson says a circle is a line of no depth running round a dot forever. LANE CEDAR CHEST Pratt Furniture Co. j ! j Employers Praise Northwestern Business College We have had seven or eight excellent employees who were trained at North- western. Your teachers pro- duce first-class office workers. We will most as- suredly call upon North- western again whenever we are in need of office help. SPOKANK RADIO COMPANY Sot-Til 317 Howard Stun Near L. C. H. S. We have found graduates of your school to be ef- ficient and thoroughly train- ed workers. We have several employed in our organi- zation at the present time, and we feel that they are above the average. BROWN-JOHNSTON WHOLESALE CO. South 317 Howard Street Pafic one hundred two Graduation speaker: When you graduate from here may you have patienre and prove yourself not ira.scihle; may you )« ' rtinaciously cling to your concentrated thought of the fu- ture; and let not pusillanimity interfere with your indigenous desire for performing superer- operato ry labors. Senior victim: And here my dad went and told me to gel a job. Fashion note for men (by Frank Akins, Treasure Chest ' s fashion expert): There will be little change in trouser pockets this year. For Vour cxt Suit, Coat. Dress and Knit Wear — See ! 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The Indians scored first with Ferguson running 20 yards to score standing up. The try for yoint was wide. Rogers ' first touchdown occurred when Sain Tortorelli threw a long pass to Wollaston in the end .one for six points. Swe- et ' s try for point was blocked. Rogers scored their second touchdown when Feiina blocked a kick which C ' rain snatched and ran 30 yards for a touchdown. In the fourth quarter Rogers advanced the hall to the N. C. one foot line, where Innis bucked it over on the fourth down. Sam Tortorelli ' s drop kick was the only successful conversion of the day. ROGERS 13: LE WIS AM) CLARK 7 Making their own breaks and taking advantage of them at the right time. Rogers defeated the Lewis and Clark Tigers 13 to 7 at Hart field. October 30. In the beginning of the second quarter L. C. was unable to gain until a pass to Erie was completed on the four-foot line. On the next play L. C. bucked over for the first touchdown. Rogers ' first touchdown occurred when the Pirates marched to the L. C three-yard line where Liberty plunged over for six points. Sweet ' s try for point was blocked. Rogers totaled another six points when ( rain broke through to block a (Continued on page 107) ROGERS GRADUATES! TRAINING Means Success ! After Rogers, the short cut to a successful business career is a course at KBU. If you are going to college, shorthand and typing, or Stenotype (machine shorthand) will make your college work easier. Kill ' s Kffii-icnt Kmploynlenl Depart men! Finds Poxittaaa for All Kill (iraduales Enter KBU any Monday: set your All tuition refunded if you ' re own pare. Klil is in session all not entirely satisfied the first summer. Inspect KBU any school month. Unused tuition re- s Hs sW | Miss Dorothy Kuark. Spo- ! KBU student operating the Bur- kane. John Rogers High KB! student operating the I roughs-Moon-Hopkins Billing Ma- School graduate, taking Stenotvpe | chBne. KBU Secretarial Course. ! KINMAN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY i 8. I 10 ll AED Main 1 133 Pai c one hundred five SLIPS THAT PASS IN THE TYPE Three shots r« njr out. Two of the servants fell dead, the other went through his hat. It was rainii.fr eats and dog . and tliere were poodles in the road. The .judge was very kind. He asked the de- eeased if he had anything to say. Benjamin Franklin died in 1790 and is still dead. Many of the Indian heioes were killed, which proved fatal to them. DEDICATED I ' D JACK WOLLASTON Mary had a little lamb Some string beans and dessert And wlion I came to pay the bill I had to hook my shirt. A novelist declares � hat the best cure for hysteria is a kiss. The only problem now is how to give a girl hysterics, according to John Hrownell. .lane: Louis Venti ' s mustache makes me la ugh. Val Vermillion: Yen, it tickled me, too. MANDELL ' S Arc Showing in Elgin. Bulova, Hamilton and Waltham Watches for the Graduate No Money Down — A Year to Pay Congratulations Class of ' 37 from NOBLER i„c Smarl Uniforms Latesl .Men ' s Wear Corner Post and First Page one hundred six Ill tMIIIIIMIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIIIII Illllll I Illlllll Illllllllll I I Illllllllllllllllll I M Illllllllll I I IIIIIIIIIIIIH ' • ' • 1,1 I t ' ml i Ill ill-ll I I in niu r inn inn (Continued fr om page 105) kick, and Liberty picked the ball out of the air and raced for a touchdown. The Pirates ' defense held and the ball sailed through the uprights, making the final score 1 3 to 7. ROGERS 0: GON ZAGA 32 Getting off to a bad start but steadily improving. Rogers took a 32 to 0 drubbing from the mighty Gonzaga eleven in the annual Shrine game. Gonzaga scored 13 points in the first guarter and 12 in the second. Although Rogers was overcome by the score in the first half, they came back fighting in the second half, repeatedly stopping the Bulldog threats. The feature og the game was the loyal support and enthusiasm from the Rogers rooting section. BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES OF 1937 Dorian Studio 701 Peyton Bldg. Page one hundred seven — The New NELSON Studio — — Ground Floor Location in the Sherwood Bldg. Lobby Conceded to be The Finest Studio in the Paeifie Northwest Casey ' s Extend Congratulations to the Class of VXi7 See Our Classy Shoes for Graduation $1.98 to $3.45 Sater ' s Market MONROE AT INDIANA BACH DEPARTMENT OPERATED BY ITS OWNER Iturm-r Ill-os. Quality M« ' Ht Hob ami Charlie Beat in Fruit ami Vegetable — Sater (irocery, Itakery hihI Dairy Products Open 365 Days of the Year From 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Will Rattlesnake Hills Natural Gas Field Become a Commercial Oil Field? This and other questions concerning Washington State ' s Future Oil Possibilities are answered every Tuesday night at 8 p. m. at 303 Hutton Bldg. NO ADMISSION CHARGE BRING YOUR FRIENDS Paye one hundred eight WHO WROTE THIS I wish I was a crow ' s egg Away up in a tree A settin ' in my little nest ,As bad, as bad eould br. I wish a little boy would eome And smile at me with glee And then I ' d burst my little self And cover him with me. oi ' ll LITTLE AUDREY STORY Little Audrey was riding in a taxi along a mountain road. The taxi driver was swinging around curves at 60 miles an hour when sud- denly the driver yelled, Look out, Audrey, we ' re going over a cliff! Hut little Audrey just laughed and laughed, because she knew the call was vellow. Charles Moffatt says the reason why you s ee the smoke out of a gun before you hear the report is because the re) ort comes out of the gun before the noise. Fred Miller: What people live in the Po valley? Margaret Levos: Po ' people. I Spokane Film j j Developing Co. j ! i Ask for NU TONE ( | Kim- drain Developing anil Printing i Mention Annual Whan Leaving Your ' Onler ami Receive Discount 315 S HOWARD RIV. 04J4 Safeway at Saving Prices Quality Foods j For Prompt Service and GOOD CANDIES CALL G. Philo Brdwy. 3844W J ! | Duthie Seed Co. R. V. NEVILLE, MGR. 510 Main Ave. Spokane, Wash. The Best Place to Trade Independent Market and Grocery VM. HI ' NN, Prop. Only the highest quality meats are stocked. Sold at lowest prices with good quality, and guaranteed to satisfy. Cured Meat, Fresh Fish Oysters and Sea Food in Season ! i E. 8900 Diamond (Men. 1199 ( i i THANK l ❖ Pane one h u n d red n in c Thos. E. Kehoe | The Marella i ! Hardware. Machinery, Furni- ture, Paints. Plumbing, Wall Paper ( ' . (.. TEMPLE, Proprietor E. 8000 Diamond Ave. Glen 2a31 Glen. J 183 5002-04 Market St. Groceries, School Supplies. Fountain Service PERRY ' S FOOD STORE FREE DELIVERY If It ' s Good to Eat Perry ' s Have It Shop Where Prices Fit the Purse ! ! HILLYARD Optical Company Optonwt rkls HILLYARD N. 4801-03 Market St. Glen 0172 Market and Queen Glen 355 J SPOKANE 410 Pernwell Blilff. Main 4 ft 1 4 Associated Licensed Optometrists Or. J. L.. Davey, Dr. A. E. Reynella When It Comes to Formals Wraight ' s Store I ieads l Ik ' Procession livery school girl appreciates the value of Wraight ' s formal dresses hand picked by experts direct front New York. Wraight ' s Main and Wall Riv. 5442 oi e o� e hundred ten Hi RILEY ' S Candies of Quality Riley Candy Company SPOKANE ! I ! ! i f I i I! I ! ! 1 i ! f i! f i i f The Le Roi 5017-21 X. Market Shoes Dry Goods Groceries Make tlie LeRol Your Store as Well As Ours ' Everything to Eat and Wear Pane one hundred elereu ' ■ • HIIIIIIH IIIIIIIIIHIIIIII Illll mill i Ilflll CALENDAR FIRST SI ' M KSTKR HKPTKMBKK 9 — School ( | ens 24 — Football: N. ( ' ., 6-0 iktobkr 1 — Football: L. C, 20-0 9 — Football: Gonzaga, 17-H 15 — Hoa land Con 20 — Open House 26-27— Teachers ' Institute 28— Football: Iff. C, 19-l(i NOVK.M HKH 3 — Dr. Krarger ' s Talk 4 — Harding Debate Pay Con 11 — Shrine Game, 0-32 12- 13— Kxams 18— Footlights Con 26— All-School Play 26-27 — T bankagiving Vacation DBCBM io n 4 — Debate: Davenjxirt 8— Cub F:dition 18 — Operetta, Buceaneers 24 — Christmas Vacation J AN CAR V • ' .nd of Christmas Vacation 8 — National Honor Society Con 12— Basketball: N. C, 27-16 14 — Baskctbn.ll: L. C, 19-29 15 — Debate: Cion .aga 19— Basketball: Gonzaga, 20-12 20 — Triangular Debate Dramatics Class Pay Con 21 — General Awards Con Basketball: N. ( ' .. 24-26 22 — Senior Kxams 24 — Bacca la u reate 26 — Commencement Pay Con (Dramatic Impersonation) Basketball: L. C, 34-27 27 — F.xams 28— Basketball: Gonzaga, 11-31 29 — Report Cards ■Mom imam f KHRI ARY 9— Basketball: N. C, 27-19 11— Basketball: L. C, 16-40 IS— Basketball) L. C, 20-26 SKY ' S CLEANERS and TAILORS Suits to Order — Expert Repairing J 723 N. MONROE ST. Call For and Delivery Service I PAY LESS Drug Store W. 602 Riverside Ave. Congratulations to the June Graduates of John H. Rogers High School | National Dollar Store CORNER MAIN AND HOWARD I A Nation Wide Institution i Page hundred twelve 19— Basketball: G., 28- ' 24 Washington Birthday Con 22 — Holiday 23— Basketball: L. C, 18-31 24 — All School Dance 25— Basketball: G, 30-1K M AHl ' ll 3 — .Junior-Senior l ' lay Hour 1 — Move-Up Con 9 — Electricity Con 12— All School Play, The Show Off Awards Con 16 — P.-T. A. Open House 17 — Treasure Chest Con 22 — No More Frontier 24 — A. A. U. Track Meet Harding Debate Pay Con 26— P.-T. A. Hi-.� inx 31 — Spring Sports Queen Con Ai ' Fii. 2 — Band Concert Report Cards 5-9 — Spring Vacation 14— Baseball: L. C. 16 — Major Setoff Pay Con 21— Footlights Pay Con 22 — Baseball: Conzaga 38 — Track Meet: N. C 27 — National School Assemblies Pay Con (Lincoln Players) MAY 7 — Band Concert 17 — Girls ' league (leneral— Boys ' Federation Department Meetings 21 — Music Festival Program 29 — Cosmic Club Outing JI ' SK 5 — Footlights Outing 6 — Baccalaureate 9 — Commencement City Drug f Opposite the Bank j 5019 .Market Glen. 1765 j School Supplies, Candy, Gum Stop and Get Them at Blodgett ' s ! HILLYARD Laundry Cleaning and Pressing Clean Clothes Are a Mark of Distinction E. 3108 Olympic Avenue Glen. 2430 ❖ Buy With I CONFIDENCE From Your HOME TOWN GROCER j Stone ' s j Meats --- Groceries j j Oper ating Bight Modern j Food Markets in Spokane j Your Entire Food Require- ments Under One Roof Page one hundred thirteen Stan Densow ELECTRIC Willard Batteries, Goodyear Tires, I ' hileo and RCA Radios, ABC and Easy Washers, Friffidaires and CJ. E. Refrigerators 4820 N. Market St. Grant ' s Grocery j Groceries, Lunch Meats, | Fruits, Vegetables, lee ! Glen. J50J f i. Cream, Candy ' s School Supplies ! Corner Market and Wabash I Gerlach Motor Company Your Chevrolet Dealer Congratulations to the Class of 1937 N. 4724 Market St., Spokane, Wash. Jewelers Years i CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduates of i! : 7 j j Royce Studio j i N. 4905 Market St. A Home Owned Store That ! Sells Quality Merchandise for Cash | I ! BRIDGEPORT Grocery and Market We Deliver Glen. 0580 GRUEN - - LONGINES j ELGIN - - HAMILTON | Watches at DODSON ' S 517 Riverside Ave. SPOKANE ' S LARGEST JEWELRY STORE | i Liberty Market I i ! 1 i j and Grocery CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS of I J937 GROCERIES, MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES N. 5J09 Market St. Page one hundred fourteen 1 KKSIIMAN FOOTBALL Rogers ' Baby Buccaneers came through a very successful season winning I In- championship football title of the city. They lost no games, tied out-, and won three. Scores of the games were as follows: Rogers 26 Central Valley 0 Rogers 7 Lewis and C lark 0 Rogers 13 Gon .aga 6 Rogers 7 North Central 7 The regular backfield consisted of Burkhardt, Ramey, Hansen, and Sand- berg, the captain. The frosfa line, averaged 173 pounds, was as follows: Decker. Harry Young, McCammond, Lewis, and [rby. The promising list of substitutes was composed of Broadhead, Taylor. Waldron, and Peterson. L. W. Salt , is coach of freshman football. FRES1 LM A BASKETBALL Coach Hendele ' s Bouncing Baby Buccaneers ran up against hot competi- tion throughout the whole 1936-37 basketball season. A series of games were played, chiefly with tile city high Schools. Despite the facl that the freshmen were small and inexperienced. Coach Bendele managed to turn out a very good quintet. Numerals wire awarded to the following at a special convocation: Roy Allen. Bill Alfstad. Jack Cartwright. Walter Decker. Jim Maloney, Art Maye. Wesley Moe, Dan Pebles, Vincent Pickens. Sam Ramey. Jack Sandberg, Don Shulkins, Bud Taylor. Robert True, and Karl Waldron. gURGAN ' S Groceries Buy Your Quality Groceries at Burgan Stores and Save Money! - • ! I [ f i i I f 1 i i i i 1 ! JohnT.McBride Dental Surgeon United Hillyard Bank Bldg. j SUCCESS TO j The Pirate Crew Exchange Lumber and Manufacturing j Company ' Everything for the Manual Arts Student j Paye one hundred fifteen I ! Office and Residence Glen 0369 j j j i Dr. G. W. Loughlin j | DENTIST 3003 Diamond Avenue SPOKANE, WASH. I Superior in Quality and Flavor Ask for It From Your Grocer AT Sartori Wolff YOU CAN BUY A Beautifully Styled Yellow Gold ELGIN WATCH for only $25 You can always depend on the finest quality at the lowest cost at Sa.rtori and Wolff. Sartori Wolff .Makers of Fine Jewelry NORTH 10 WALL STKKKT OUR Congratulations TO THE GRADUATING CLASS QuNFRE ICE CREAM • fljf Arden MILK i ! ! I ! i i ! i ! ! ) i ! ! ! ( oArden Farms Qo. | j COMPLIMENTS of Centennial Flouring Mills Co. SPOKANE, W ASH. — i Maxwell Franks WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerators — Washing Machines J I rone i s j STEWART WARNER j Refrigerators — Radios j G. E. Range j First and Wall Main 2279 j Pane one hundred sixteen HEALTH HINTS Place your back against the wall and walk away from it. To stop a nose bleed, stand on your head till your heart stops beating. A permanent set of teeth consists of H ca- nines, 8 cuspids, ' i molars and 8 cuspidors. If you are sick a physician should l e insulted. Thelma Bateman: They say money talks. John Ortner: The oniy thing I ever heard it say was goodbye. ' ' (We never (tot near enough to hear it say anything.) Lilian Homier: Did you hear the aspirin story? Al Hill: No. Lilian Bonner: You know the one ahout the three Havers. Keith Campbell: Something seems to wrong with the engine, it — Alma Peterson: Don ' t t e silly, wait ' til get off the main road ! MASQUERADE AND THEATER COSTUMES All Make Up Materials Reasonably Priced Miller-Dervant CmI iiiihtn, (hararterizers, VFlg Maker him! Iteauty Parlors J J015-17 W. Riverside Ave. M. 6642 4 1 H I X Market and Grocery W. II. II IX. 1 ' rop. Fresh, Salt and Smoked MEATS Notions and Family Drugs Phone Glen :!7l(i N. 3430 Crettllae Bt, Spokane, Washington KEEP HEALTHY DRINK. Hillyard Dairy Milk j PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED i Hillyard Dairy Glen. 0176 BUESCHER Instruments SOPRANI ACCORDIONS Russ Bailey 911 Riverside— Opposite Post Office V ' ROUNDUP ! You May Be Sure It ' s the Best of j Its Kind CANNED FRUITS, FISH and VEGETABLES Tacked under strictest scientific con- J ditions and guaranteed to give satis- I faetlon. THE CREAM OF THE PACK Payc one hundred seventeen Silver Loaf Bake; Work day and night To make scrumptuous things I For your delight! For better breads And pastry sweet, Ask for Silver Loaf Daily treats. Slowly baked With electric heat, They are the grandest Things to eat. Listen in . . . Two Silver Loaf Features Exciting Round the World Flight; The Adventures of Bill, Mack and Jimmy— -5:15 Monday, Tuesday. Wed- nesday, Thursday, Friday . . . KGA. Silver Loaf Roving Hill Billy— 4:00 daily (except Sunday )KHQ. SILVER LOAF BAKING COMPANY Page one hundred eighteen THE ORIGINAL JOKK ❖ Mr. Beeher: How many wars were waged against Spain? Curtis Tang: Six. Mr. Bccher: Knutner.itc them. Curtis: One, two, three, four, five, six. TEN YEARS FROM NOW Clerk: Are you looking for something in men ' s clothing? Harvey Ryan: No, I ' m looking for something in woman ' s clothing. I lost my wife. OLDS Trombones Kiiif ' Hand Instruments Instrument Repairing a Speciality Hoffman Bros. MUSIC COMPANY 8J6Vi V. Riverside Ave., 2nd Floor WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Baird - Naundorf Lumber Co. DEALERS IN LUMBER Building Material, Paint and Fuel N. 3607 Market St. Phone Glen. 3660 j i IT IS EASY TO DRY DISHES AND POLISH GLASSWARE WITH RED BIRD vjfo Tea Towels J? These Unusual Dish Dryers Arc Lintless and Highly Ab- sorbent, and Are Heady to Use Without Breaking In. AN IDEAL GIFT Sold in Most Retail Stores ORIGINATED AND MANUFACTURED ONLY BY Spokane Toilet Supply Company | Page one hundred nineteen POME By Kennv Knowlton Iteie ' i nothing I know That makes me so sore As catching my nose In a locker door. NOT I IKK POME (By Gene Balch) Karly to bed Karly to rise Keeps your big brother From wearing your ties. Short-sighted lady (in grocery): Is that the h; - ad clwese over there? .lohn Sigmon: No, ma ' am, that ' s one of li i- assistants. Dorothy Qnmpi Is your horse a dray horse? Oscar C ' rain: It ' s a brown horse — cut the hahv talk. Esther Johnson thinks that the names of the three wise men are Winkcn, Blinken and Nod. We Supply Your Table With the Best to Be Had in Vegetables and Fruits Try Us Diamond Cash Grocery Regal and Diamond Glen. 0020 i Kdythe Colony (describing a railway jour- ney): You have to get a ticket. which is like a piece of paper, and you give it to a man who cuts a hole in it and lets you pass through. Bill Bangs s to p ped his Ford in front of a toll bridge. Thirty cents, said the gateman. Sold ! shouted Bangs. Marie Zumhoff: What does a bat do in winter? Bob Weaver: It splits if you don ' t oil it. j j r I! 1 I Owl Drug Co. Two Stores to Serve You Riverside and V;ill and l ' ost and Main CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES of JOHN R. ROGERS High School J. C. Penney Co. POST AND RIVKRSIDK It Pays to Shop at Penneys Mike Scaler Son FRESH FRUITS A XI) VEGETABLES New Location RIVERSIDE FOOD SHOP N20 Riverside Ave. M. 5207 i 1 I! Compliments of Ideal Dry Cleaners K. 17 Boone Ave. Brdwy. 1200 Ideal Laundry Co. Page one hundred twenty o that L ou need noi guess e maintain ample equipment 8nd an ex- perienced art and mechanical sta j° — - o that our patrons need feave nothing to chance the SPOKANE AMERICAN ENGRAVING COMPANY Established 1904 Page one hundred twenty-one