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Page 11 text:
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Where are you going? In the year of 1951 have you mapped a course for the future? Are you using the facilities of the school profitably to fit yourself for life — for a job — for a place in society? If you are hitting your studies hard, if you are taking your part in activi- ties and if you are contributing to your student government, then, you are. Did you make the grade? When you re-read these pages ten years from 1951, where are you? Can you look back and see the omissions and errors? Can you recall the successes and the good times ? Do you measure up to your original plans? Your advisers and teachers hope that Rogers and its Treasure Chest will truly be a chest of treasured memories, of pleasant associates and of realized ambitions. We at Rogers like to be proud of our student, both those in school and those who have been graduated — and we are! PAUL MacGOWN, Vice-Principal seven
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When this page is covered with the scribbled good luck messages and signatures of your many friends, I hope that the theme of my message will remain uncovered and remembered. That theme is Pride — pride in a student body second to none. When I say hello to you as I pass you in the hall, I may not know your name, but I do know that you are a student of Rogers, and in most cases I am very proud of it. What you do throughout the school year as shown in the pages of this year book and your scholarship record determines the magnitude of that pride. May I copy the style of your own messages and say — you ' re a swell bunch of kids and I wish you the best of luck. J. L. PURDY, Principal six
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r r tW2 . • ;■ .? William Aller, B.A.; U.C.L.A., U. of Wash. Speech, Drar.alics Dale Brannon, B.A., B.E.: W.S.C. English Miss Naudia Brockman, B.A.; W.S.C. H istory, . tm. Govt. E. T. Becher, B.A., M.A.; U. of Idaho, U. of Wash. V ocal Music Forest L. Brigham, B.A., M.A.; U. of Idaho Football, P. B. Fred Brown, B.A., B.S.; W.S.C. Biology J. W. Black , B.S.; Penn. State College Study Hall Mrs. Edith Broberg, A.B.; DePauw University Auto Mech., Wood Shop Eernie Bunn, B.A., B.E.; W.S.C. eight
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