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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

Published by ,S — t The Class of 1952 John R. Rogers High School of Spokane, Washington Editor DONNA NEWCOMB Business Manager .... arlene linden JANUARY EDITOR DONNALEE MATHENY JUNE EDITOR DONNA CROSBY CONTINUITY DEIRDRE RANDALL ART EDITORS JIM BROWN. TOM HOFSTEADT PHOTOGRAPHY JIM MYERS, DICK DAHL ADVISER C . J. KNAAGS Printed in Spokane Trade School Print Shop Activities and studies together make up your school life. They must be considered together because it has been proven by experience that if one or the other has been neglected your high school education has not been fully rounded. By combining the tv o forms of education you will be better able to face life after graduation than if you are a bookworm at one extreme or a flitterbug at the other. This Treasure Chest is a record of school activities at John R. Rogers. Study it thoroughly. If you are not actively participating in one or more you are missing some- thing more than the proverbial boat. J. L. PURDY, Principal The First Mate Speaks . . . The good ship John Rogers has been sailing for several generations of high school able-bodied seamen. Each crew has contributed to the glory, to the successes, and to the traditions of this worthy bark. This year ' s crew has, under its able leaders, manned a commendable cruise. This, the Treasure Chest of 1952, is your log of the glories and the tribulations, of the victories and the defeats, of the ports, of the clashes on the gridiron, the court and the field. In your own private log of the year 1951-52 did you man the sails and lay to the ropes with the spirit of a hardy seaman? Did you? Can you say with the famous early mariner, Ulysses: I am a part of all I have met ? Certainly an overwhelming majority of our crew has been a part of all our successes, has valiantly faced the storms of un- favorable fortune and has finally warped the John Rogers to a safe port. And these who have trod our decks for the last trip, may they in their new voyages on new seas be as Ulysses: Strong in will to strive, to seek, to find and not to yield, worthy men and women in all the waters of life. PAUL MacGOWN, Vice-Principal eleven The Second Mates Help Chart Our Course The Boys ' Federation is or- ganized to provide experience in operating a democratic organi- zation. Executive officers and home room representatives are elected by popular vote. Among its functions are Hall Patrol, Conductors, Fire Squad and Athletic Patrol. Activities in- clude nine general cons and nine sectional meetings, Mother-Son Banquet, Dads ' Night, voca- tional conference and intramural sports. E. B. CHRISMAN, Boys ' Federation Adviser The Girls ' League is an or- ganization of all the girls in our high school, in which the inter- ' ests and needs of these girls determine its form, its purpose and its activities. Some of the objectives of the league are: To promote friendship among the girls, to cultivate ideals of patriotism, loyalty, personal hon- or, responsiblity and service; to inspire achievement on scholar- ship, leadership and school ac- tivities. MRS. LAVELLE BLACK Girls ' League Adviser twelve Fine Arts William Aller, B.A.; U. C. L. A. Speech, Dramatics Dale Brannon, B.A., B.E.; W. S.C. English Miss Naudia Brockman, B.A.; W. S. C. History, Am. Govt. E. T. Becher, B.A., M.A.; U. of Idaho, U. of Wash. V ocal Music Forest L. Bricham, B.A., M.A.; U. of Idaho Auto Mech., Wood Shop Bernie Bunn, B.A., B.E.; W. S.C. Bioloqy J. W. Black, B.S.: Penn. State College Study Hall Mrs. Edith Broberg, A.B.; DePauw University English Miss Mary Canup, B.A.; U. of Wash. m Industrial Arts Wayne Chapman, B.S., M.E., E. W. C. E. Athletics Carl Ellingsen, B.S.; W. S. C. Social Studies, English A. D. Graffious, B.S.; U. of Oregon English Mrs. Hazel Crosby, B.A., W. S. C Social Studies James Elsensohn, B.A.; W. S. C Library Mrs. Olivia Harris, Litt. B., B.A.; U. of Hawaii, U. of Illinois Mathematics Walter E. Doolittle, B.S.; W. S. C. English Mrs. Theodora Frisbie A. B.; W. S. C. English Miss Elizabeth Herbert, B. A.: W. S. C. jourteen Home Economics Miss Edna Herrington, B.S.; U. of Idaho Industrial Arts E. G. Kienholz, B.A.; U. of Wash. Languages Miss Marion LeFevre, A.B.; Whitman Col., U. of Cal. English, Science Ray Hubbard, B.A.; W. S. C. Journalism C. J. Knaggs, B.A.; W. S. C. Commercial Mrs. Helen Leland, B.A., B.E.; W. S. C. Library Mrs. Carolyn Kapeck, B.A.; U. of Wash. Home E.conomics Miss Ethel Larson, B.A. W. S. C. Mathematics William Lipscomb, B.A. W. S. C. fifteen Mathematics Miss R. McMahan, B.S.; W. W. C. E., U. of Wash. Home Economics Miss C. Mikkelson, B.S., M.S.;N. D. S. O, O. S. C. Home Economics Miss Ella Moyer, B.A., M.A.; W. S.C. History LaVern Mabbott, B.A., M.A.; W. S. C. Fine Arts Mrs. Zola Miller, B.A.; U. of Wash. English Mrs. C. Oscarson, A.B., M.A.; U. of Md., Geo. Wash. U. Physical Education Miss Eleanor Mele, B.A.; W.S.C. History Mrs. Iva Morrison, B.S., M.A.; S. D. S. C, Gonzaga U. Mathematics Alfred K. Ostness, Ph.B., M.S.; Gonzaga U., U. of Idaho sixteen Languages Mrs. Betty Pence, B.A., B.E.; W. S. C. Physical lid it cat ion Miss M. Ryan, B.A., M.S.; E. W. C. E., W. S. C. Commercial Miss Lorraine Schwartz, B.A.; U. of Wash. Study Hall Mrs. M. Quackenbush, A.B.; Whitman College, Gonzaga U. Science L. L. Sabo, B.S.; Ohio U. Social Studies Herman Sleizer, B.A., M.A.; U. of Wash. Metal Shop Herbert Russell, B.A.; W. S. C. Science L. W. Saltz, B.S.; Montana State College History Miss Louise Smith, A.B., M.A .; U. of Wash. seventeen English Miss Hazel Stevens, B.A.; U. of Michigan Instrumental Music William Thomas, B.A., B.E.; E. W. C. E., W. S. C. Mathematics Mrs. Hazel Van Doren A.B.; Spokane University Social Studies Joe M. Stover, B.S., M.S.; U. of Idaho Physical Education Harold Thompson, B.A., B.E.; E. W. C. E., W. S. C. Mathematics Miss Faye Weymouth B.A.; U. of Wash. Commercial Milton Stumpf, B.S., B.A.; W. S.C. Commercial Mrs. E. Van Austene, B.S., B.A.; Minn. C. E., N. D. S. C. eighteen r V Clockwise: Gary Brown, president; Shirley Whipps, secretary: Rosemarie Thomsen, treasurer; Sue Rexroad. vice-president. January Class Elections Larry Zentz Best Looking Rosemarie Thompson Verner Hogberg Most Popular Donna Willard Chuck Meyers Best All-Round Jeannine Heinz Martin Johnson Best Dancer Jackie Marsh Gary Brown Most Athletic Marie McCarty Dale Roberts Class Genius Mary Lou Olson Gary Davey Has Best Line Carol McDonald Kaye Walker Wittiest Marilyn Stinger and Yvonne O ' Conner Bill Havercroft Most Likely to Succeed Sue Rexroad Ron Jolly Most Changed Since Freshman Year . . . Carol Wright Barry Parker Most Sophisticated Shirley Whipps Dick Yamamoto Best Dressed Lorna Hawkins Dallas Palmer Best Physique — Best Figure Barbara Gamby twenty-two Jeannine Heinz High Honors Girls ' League President Donna McAvoy High Honors Dramatist Gary Brown Senior President Boys ' Athletics Bill Garrison Artist M arie McCarty Girls ' Athletics Barbara Brown M ajorette Donnai.EE Matiieny Journalist Ri Til Van Damme Musician twenty-three Bonnie Lee Baker Bonita Davenport High School Cafeteria Chairman 3; Business Man- ager of the Treasure Chest 3; Student Council Representative 2, 3; Gym Checker 2; Tennis Team 2, 3; Record Staff 3, 4; Movie Operator 4; D. K. History Club 3. 4. Barbara Louise Boberg Bobbie Longfellow Home Room Offices; D. K. History Club 4; Library Checker 3: G. A. A. 1; Night Under the Stars 1; Big Sister 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2; F. H. A. 2. 3: Pi- rettes 1: Nurses Office 2. Alan Bremer Al Longfellow Fire Squad; Hall Patrol; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Federation. ' Gary Gary LeRoy Brown Longfellow Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Patrol 3, 4: Conductors 3; Night Under the Stars 3; Football 3; Senior A Class President; Home Room President 2, 4; Home Room Offices: R Club; Cafeteria Pa- trol; Boys ' Fed Representative; Junior Math Club; Treasure Chest Representa- tive. Carol Joyce Casselberry Cackles Whitman Carnation Sale 1; Poppy Sale 1; Live- wires 3; Home Room Offices; Library Checker 1, 2, 3; Freshman Con 2; Shop Office 3; Movie Operator 3; Locker Committee 3; Night Under the Stars 1, 2, 3. Marian Elinore Dahlgren Marian Whitman Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Director of 2d Band 4; Band and Orchestra Librarian 2, 3, 4; Big Sister 3; Fall Festival 2; Three C ' s Club 2, 3; Lyres Club 3, 4; Home Room Treasurer; Instrumental Ensembles 1. 2, 3, 4: All- Northwest Orchestra 3; Night Under the Stars 1, 2, 3. Marie Beck Marie Longfellow Girls ' League; Home Room Offices; G. A. A.; Locker Committee; Movie Operator; Girls ' League Representative. Victor Grant Bradley Bemiss Track, Boys ' Federation. Vic Barbara Joy Brown Bobbie Hamilton National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls ' League Treasurer 4; Head Majorette 3, 4; Pirette 2, 3; Pirette President 4; The Importance of Being Earnest ; The Curious Savage ; Junior Math Club 1. 2: Senior Math Club 3, 4; Sen- ior Math Club Secretary 4; O. G. A. 3, 4; O. G. A. Secretary 4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Thespian Club Secretary 4; Co- Chairman Dance Committee 4; Co- Chairman Con Committee 4; Big Sister 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Majorette 4; Bus- iness Office 3, 4; Chairman Morning Girls 3; Chairman Lost and Found Committee 4; Points Committee 3; Con- stitution Committee 2: Style Trends Committee 3; Livewires Committee 3; Treasure Chest Representative 4; Night Under the Stars 3. Sonja Elizabeth Carlson ' Sonja Longfellow Home Room Offices 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Sis- ter 2. 3, 4; Palette and Brush Club 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; President Glee Club 3; Night Under the Stars 1. 2, 3; Lost and Found Committee 2; Lost and Found Chairman 3: Usherettes 3; Pirettes 3; Locker Committee 2, 3; Stu- dent Council Representative 2; Treas- ure Chest Representative 3. Richard E. Cook Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Math Club 3, 4; R. Club 3, 4; Cosmic Club 3, 4; Hall Patrol 1, 2. 3, 4; Fire Squad 1, 2; Boys ' Fed Representative; Student Council Representative; Football 1; Home Room Vice-President; Conduct- or 3. Gary Davey 4: Gary Bemiss Hall Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Fire Squad 1, 2; Athletic Patrol 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Boys ' Fed; Stage Crew 1, 2; Footlights Club: Home Room Offices; Junior Prom Committee; Night Under the Stars 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1; Treasure Chest Representative. twenty-four Marilyn Helen Deibert Home Room Offices; Glee Club 1; Mothers ' Tea 2: Choir 2, 4: Night Under the Stars 2; Senior A Con Committee 4; Gym Checker 4; Fall Festival 2: Girls ' Chorus Ij D. K. History Club 4. David L. Dixon Dave Longfellow Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Lyres Club 4. Anita L. Durgin Nita Longfellow History Club 3, 4: Senior Math Club 4; G. A. A. I; Speakers Bureau I; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Girls ' League Committees; Night Under the Stars 1, 2; Study Hall Checker 3; Big Sister 2, 3; Girls ' League Representa- tive; Dad and Daughter Banquet 2; Color Day 2, 3. Barbara Lee Gamby Barb Longfellow Big Sister 3, 4; Livewires Committee 2. 3; Gum Checker 1; Office Worker 4; Girls ' League Office 2; Bookroom 4. Shop Office 4; Gerald William Havercroft Bill Orchard Prairie Student Council: Tennis 2, 3. Jeannine Louise Heinz Jeannine Longfellow President of Girls ' League 4; Vice- President Girls ' League 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Triple Trio 2. 3; French-Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President of French-Latin Club 4: Junior Math Club 1, 2, Offices 2: Membership Chairman A. S. B.; Book- room; Chairman of Convocations; Night Under the Stars 1, 2; Pirettes 2; Student Council Representative 3; Home Room Offices: Girls ' League Representative 1; Big Sister; Adviser ' s Office; Recorder ' s Committee; Inter- School Relations: Talent Cons; Honor Roll Committee; Elgibllty Committee; Complaints Committee. ■ Robert Harvey Demers Bob Arlington Cross-Country 1; Hall Patrol. ' Earl Earl Thomas Dolan Longfellow Hall Patrol; Mother and Son Banquet 2; Golf 3. 4: Basketball 1; Football 1. 2; Student Council Representative; Home Room Offices; Motion Pictures; Cards and Announcements; Boys ' Fed. Frank William Elliott Frank Arlington Chairman of Senior Prom Committee; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2; Pep Band 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Football 2; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2; Night Under the Stars 1. 2: Drum Major 3, 4. William Lloyd Garrison Bill Whitman Palette and Brush 2, 3; Hall Patrol 3; Move-up Con Committee Chairman 4; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Lorna Mae Hawkins Lorna Longfellow Junior Math Club 2; Reporter; Senior Math Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Flag Twirler 2, 3, 4; Chairman of Lost and Found; Co-Chairman of Color Day; National Honor Society; Home Room Offices; Big Sister 2, 3, 4; Adviser ' s Office: Girls ' League Representative. Verner Roger Hoberg Vern Arlington A. S. B. Vice-President; Athletic Pa- trol Captain; Athletic Patrol; Fire Squad: Hall Patrol; Junior Math Club President and Vice-President: Choir; Boys ' Glee Club; Basketball 1, 2; Ten- nis 1, 2; Dance Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Home Room Offices; Record Staff; Tanglefoot Chairman; Intramural Basketball; Student Coun- cil Representative; Boys ' Fed Repre- sentative; Red Cross Representative; Inter-School Relations. twenty-five Martin Lynn Johnson Marty Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2; Base- ball I, 2. 3; Hall Patrol; Fire Squad; Boys ' Fed; Stage Crew; Home Room Offices; Red Cross. Donald E. Kamstra Don Regal Athletic Patrol 2. 4; Record Office 1, 2, 3; Cross-Cm. i, i! Hall Patrol 1, 2, 3; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed: Fire Squad; Student Council Representa- tive. Adice Marie McCarty Marie Longfellow Tennis Team 2, 3; G. A. A. 2, 3; Gym Checker 1, 2; Study Hall Checker 3; Library Monitor 3. 4; Treasure Chest Representative 4; Bookroom 3, 4; Ad- viser ' s Office 4; Locker Committee 4; Big Sister 3. 4; Shop Office 2; Home Room Offices 1, 2, 3, 4. Jaclyn Mary Louise Marsh Jackie St. Patrick ' s Home Room Offices; Study Hall Checker 3, 4; Shop Office Worker 3; Big Sister 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Record Staff; Western Dance; Movie Operator 4; Bookroom; Freshman Pi- rette; Mother and Son Banquet Committee; Tanglefoot 2, 4; Usherettes Committee 4. Charles Meyers Bemiss Boys ' Federation. ' Chuck Mary Lou Ellen Olson Mary Lou Longfellow A. S. B. Secretary 4; A. S. B. Treasurer 3, 4; Big Sister 2, 3, 4; Vice-President G. A. A. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; Treasurer Senior Math Club 3; Senior Math Club 3, 4; Secretary Junior Math Club 2: Senior Breakfast Committee 4; Entertainment Chairman Dad and Daughter Banquet 2; Chairman of Cafeteria Committee 4; Home Room Offices 1, 2, 3: Student Council Representative 2. twenty-six Ronald Gene Jolly 1 u g Baker, Oregon Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Athletic Patrol 3; Hall Patrol 2, 3; Co-Chairman of Projects 2, 3. Donna Faye McAvoy Donna Arlington National Honor Society, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Girls ' League Secretary, Vice- President 4; Thespian Troupe 1084, Vice-President, President 4; French- Latin Club 3, 4; Corresponding Secre- tary 4; Senior Math Club 3, 4, Reporter 4; Junior Math Club 2; Cinderella 3; Belvedere 4; The Curious Savage 4; Student Council Representative 4; Girls ' League Representative 3; Style Trends Committee Chairman 3; Live- wires 3; Big Sister 3; Adviser ' s Office 4; Honor Roll Committee 2; Postage Stamps Committee 2, 3; Home Room Offices: Pirettes 2; The Importance of Being Ernest Publicity 3; Out of the Frying Pan Publicity 3; Palette and Brush Club 2. Carole Louise McDonald Carole Hamilton Night Under the Stars; Color Day: Tanglefoot Committee; G. A. A.; Live- wire Committee; Big Sister; Forget- Me-Not Sale; Carnival: Locker Com- mittee; Movie Operator; Girls ' Glee Club; Photography Club. Donnalee Mathtny Donnalee Bemiss January Treasure Chest Editor; News Editor of the Record; French-Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; D. K. History Club, President 4; Speakers ' Bureau, Secretary 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Study Hall Checker 2, 3, 4; Girls ' League Con Committee Chairman 3; Vocations Committee 2, 3: Drives Com- mittee 3; Student Council Representa- tive 2; Red Cross Representative 4; Achievement Committee 3; Big Sister 2, 3, 4: Senior Announcement Co-Chair- Yvonne LaVelle O ' Conner Tiny Longfellow Home Room Offices 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Sis- ter 2, 4; Gym Checker 3; Junior Math 2; F. H. A. 2, 3, Secretary 4; Parlia- mentarian 4; G. A. A. 2, 3; Livewircs Committee 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Night Under the Stars 1, 2; Lost and Found Committee 3; Shop Office 4; Tanglefoot 4; Student Council Representative 3; Red Cross Representative. Lois E. Orr Butchie Arlington- Big Sister; Study Hall Checker: Girls ' Glee Club; F. H. A.; Freshman Moth- ers ' Tea Decoration Committee; Senior Mothers ' Tea Committee; Girls ' League. Dallas M. Palmer Dallas Regal Boys ' Fed; Home Room Office. St Sue Carolyn Rexroad Hamilton National Honor Society; O. G. A.. President; Senior Math; Junior Math; Senior Class Treasurer; Girls ' League Representative; Tennis Team; Student Court Secretary; Rogers Record Book- keeper; Home Room, President; Usher- ettes; Points Chairman; Girls ' League; Business Office Worker: Gym Checker; Red Cross Representative. Keith Sannes Hall Patrol; Fire Squad; Boys ' Fed. Marilyn Juell Stinger Marilyn Longfellow Bookroom Helper I; Study Hall Check- er 4; Chairman of Achievements Com- mittee; Girls ' League: Livewires 2: Girls ' League; Office Worker 1; Shop Office Helper 1; Girls ' League Repre- sentative: Big Sister 2; Color Day; Jun- ior Math Club; O. G. A. E. Gwendolyn Uderman Gwen Regal Study Hall Checker 3, 4; Girls ' League. Ruth Darlene Van Damme Ruthte Longfellow Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Northwest Orchestra 2. 4; String Quartet 3, 4; Band 4: Spanish Club 2, 3; O. G. A. 3: Lyre Club 3: Big Sister 3, 4; Music Competition Contest 3. 4; Lost and Found Committee 3; Red Cross Repre- sentative 3; Home Room Offices: Bas- ketball 1: Carnival 3: Carnation Sale 1; Livewires Committee 3. Barry Gale Parker Barry Bemiss Hall Patrol; Athletic Patrol; Home Room Offices; Football 1. 2: Student Council Representative. Dale Lester Roberts Les ' Lewis and Clark Hall Patrol: Home Room Offices. Charles DeRay Smith Chuck Bemiss Lyres Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Fire Squad Roscmarie Caroline Thomsen Rosie Arlington Senior A Class Vice-President; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Choir 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3, Secretary 3. Sergeant at Arms 3; Senior Math Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 4; Lyre Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; F. H. A. 2, 3; Chairman of Art Sup- ply Room Committee 4; Chairman of Girls ' League Year Book Committee 4; Chairman Information Committee 3: Chairman Lost and Found Committee 2; Home Room President 4; Home Room Treasurer 3; Student Council Representative 4; Tanglefoot Com- mittee 4; Adviser ' s Office Committee 2: Nurse ' s Office Committee 4; Study Hall Checker 3; Night Under the Stars 1, 2, 3; Music Contest 3. 4: Spring and Winter Concert 2, 3. 4; Big Sister 2. 3. 4; Chairman Carnival 3; Christmas Tree Committee. Ronald Duane Van Damme Ron Longfellow Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 4; Choir 1, 2. 4; All-Northwest Conference Orchestra 1, 3; Eastern Washington Music Com- petition Contest 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. 3; Lyre Club 4; Quartet 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Dixie-Land Band 4; Night Under the Stars 1, 2. Kaye Don Walker K Hamilton Home Room Offices: Golf 3, 4; Base- ball 1; Football 1: R Club 3, 4; Student Council; Boys ' Fed; Hall Patrol 3, 4. twenty-seven Shirley Anne Whipps Shirley Hamilton Senior Class Secietary; Junior Math Club President, 2: Senior Math Club Treasurer 4: Spanish Club Secretary 4 Home Room President 3, Treasurer 3 Usherettes Committee Chairman 4 Eligibility Committee Chairman 3 Morning Girls Committee Chairman 2 Big Sister 3: Recorders Committee 1 Livewires Committee 2; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. Carol Jean Wright Freckles Whitman Tanglefoot 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4; Usher- ettes 3; Spanish Club 3; Junior Math Club 1, 2; Palette and Brush 2; F. H. A. 3; Home Room Offices. Delores Joan-Patricia Yden Dee Regal Forget-Me-Not Sale t; Big Sister 4; Gym Checker 3; Student Council Rep- resentative 3; Girls ' Tennis Team 3. Donna M. Willard Donna Libby Dad and Daughter Banquet Committee 3; Mother and Son Banquet Committee 3, 4; Information Committee 2: Usher- ettes 3; A. S. B. Dance Committee 3; Night Under the Stars 2; All-City Sen- ior Prom Committee Co-Chairman 4; Home Room Offices, Vice-President, Treasurer. Richard Yamamoto Dick Regal Boys ' Fed; Home Room Offices. Larry Joseph Zentz Larry Arlington Boys Fed; Treasure Chest Representa- tive 3, 4; Football 3: Locker Committee; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert E. Luster Lucky Gonzaga Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed Repre- sentative; Student Council Representa- tive; Football 1; Baseball 1; Basket- ball 1. twenty-eight JAMES GORDON KELLOGG Born — March 22, 1933 Died — August 25, 1951 Before that August morning Jim Kellogg ' s life was before him just as anyone else ' s of his age- Jim was planning for his future with all the hope of any youth. But unlike the other June graduates he teas not given a chance to prove himself. In place of Jim there is now only a memory that remains. With the act of death comes a thought of mind. Why should a memory replace laughter, happiness and life? It is not even equal to the joy of life. But because there is a memory, a pause xcill be in the hearts of many graduates of 1952. Hut let this be a quick pause, for Jim would want it no other -way. Jim -would not want you to suffer just as He did not want Jim to suffer and gave him a sudden death. An empty space at baccalaureate and in the hearts of this graduation class is reserved for Jim. A pleasant fello-w -with a cheery smile was removed from our midst by his Maker and can be with us only in memory at this time. June Class Elections Roger Woodworth Best Looking Shirley Holt Dick Olsen Most Popular Donna Smulan John Paulson Best Ail-Around Donna Howell Jerry Mickey Best Danc3r Jerry Fay Gory Davis Most Athletic Betty Jean Hansen Mel Elliott Class Genius Lcnora Gram ' ow Russ Brower Has Best Lino Mary Burrol! Harold Harper Wittiest Joyce Yo-ing Doug Berg Most Likely To Succeed Pat Cook Larry Remm .... Most Changed Since Freshman Year . . . .Joanne Mast Jim Skarset Most Sophisticated Janet Lane Jim Frye Best Dressed Barbara Springgate Best Figure Jov Morton Fred Miller Best Physique JUNE CLASS OFFICERS — Clockwise: Mel Elliott, president; George Harding, vice-president; Donna Smulan, treasurer; Donna Howell, secretary. thirty-one June Class Leaders 1 Ik™ CI LENORA (iRAMI.OW First Honors Fred Miller Boys ' Federation President Melvin Elliott Second Honors Senior Class President A. S. B. President ReNae Joiiann Majorette I ouglas Berg . . S. B. President Jerry Fay Rogers Record liditor Deirdre Randall Rogers Record Editor Journal is I Gary Davis Boys ' Federation President Boys ' Athletics Barbara Harding Musician Jerry Mickey Dramatist Jim Brown Artist Hetty Jean Hansen Girls ' Athletics thirty-two Shirley Ackerman Shirley Libby Big Sister 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Study Hall Checker 2. 3; Cafeteria 2; Girls ' Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Girls ' League. Marvin Leigh Adams Marv Longfellow Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3. 4; Track 2; Cross-Country 2; Hall Patrol 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 4: Fire Squad 4: History Club 2, 3; R Club 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- cil Representative 3; Home Room Offi- ces; Conductors 4: Booster Club 3, 4; Boys ' Federation; Cafeteria Patrol 4. Sylvia Astrid Ahlin Sylvia Lewis and Clark Library Monitor; Girls ' Glee Club; Girls ' League. Patricia Jean Anstis Pat Longfellow Tanglefoot Committee: Tutoring Com- mittee: Tennis Team: Home Room Of- fices; Junior Math Club; Dance Com- mittee; Booster and Betterment Com- mittee; Usherettes Committee; Band 3. 4; Dues Drive Committee, Chairman; Big Sister Committee; Gym Checker: Study Hall Checker; Freshman Pirct- tes; Freshman Cheerleader; Girls ' League; National Honor Society 4. Betty Louise Aronson Bet Columbia Pirettes 1; Flag Twirler 2, 3, 4; Shop Office Worker 4: Dad and Daughter Banquet Publicity Committee 4; Big Sister Committee 3, 4; Locker Com- mittee 3, 4; Girls ' League Representa- tive 4; Home Room Offices; Lost and Found Committee 1. 2; Night Under the Stars 1, 2; Fall Festival Committee 1. 2; Girls ' Glee Club 1, Secretary 2; Color Day Committee 2; For-Get-Me- Not Sale 1; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Girls ' League. Bertha Ann Bachelor Bertha Bemiss Home Room Offices; Hall Patrol; Art Room Checker; Girls ' League Alter- nate; Dramatics; Girls ' League. Martha Ann Adams Marty Longfellow Choir 1, 2; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' League Representative; Pirettes: Night Under the Stars 1. 2; Big Sister 3, 4: Fall Festival 2, 4; Home Room Of- fices; Girls ' League. Robert Lee Adams Adds Bemiss Home Room Offices; Baseball 2, 3; Boys ' Federation: Fire Squad Captain 4: Hall Patrol 3: Athletic Patrol 4; Boys ' Federation Representative 2; Conductors. Billie Jo Andrew William Columbia, Montana Study Hall Checker 3, 4; Home Room Offices 4; Cafeteria Committee 4; Girls ' League. Dad and Daughter Banquet 4: Big Sister 4; National Honor Society 4. Ronald Lee Armstrong Ron Helena, Montana Photography Club 4; D. K. History Club 4; Rogers Record Sports Editor 4; Boys ' Fed. Eugene R. Avery Whitman •Gene Football 1, 4; Cross-Country 2; Stu- dent Council Representative: Hall Pa- trol: Boys ' Fed. Marlen Kathryn Barnhart Barny Ronan High School Big Sister 4: Choir 3. 4; Night Under the Starts 2; Home Room Offices; Stu- dent Council Representative 4; Swim- ming 4: Band 2; Stage Crew 3; De- sidrian Secretary; Vocational Com- mittee; Cafeteria Committee; Girls ' League. thirty-three William Ewart Barr Barr Whitman Home Room Offices; Student Council Representative: Treasure Chest Rep- resentative, Boys ' Fed. Robert Ray Bauer Bob Arlington Hall Patrol 1, 2, 4: Home Room Offices 2, 3, 4; Fire Squad 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Office Worker 3. 4; Photography Club 4; R Club 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Fed; Basketball 1; Football 1. Beverly Irene Bell Columbia ' Bev Girls ' Glee Club; Pirettes; Night Under the Stars; Big Sister; Fall Festival; Home Room Offices; Girls ' League. Doug Douglas Ray Berg Hamilton A. S. B. President 4; Vice-President Junior Class 3; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Spanish Club 2, 4, President 3; Senior Math Club 4. Vice- President 3; Cosmic Club 3, 4; Chair- man Student Court 4; Chairman Boys ' Fed Tutoring Committee 4; 1951 Rep- resentative to Evergreen Boys ' State; Mother and Son Banquet 4; Fire Squad 4; Boys ' Fed. Glenn Herbert Borden Longfellow Home Room Offices; Student Council Representative; Motion Pictures; Red Cross Representative; Boys ' Fed. Mildred Mary Bridgens Millie Logan Pirettes 1, 2, 3. 4; Night Under the Stars 1. 2: Home Room Offices: Glee Club 1; Gym Checker 4; Girls ' League. Alma Marie Bartanen Barkhead Logan Night Under the Stars 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Cosmic Club 4; Home Room Offi- ces; Cafeteria Committee 4; Chairman Art Room Committee 4; Eligibility Committee 3; Big Sister 3, 4; Choir 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2; Pirettes 1; Fall Festival 2; Dad and Daughter Banquet 1, 2, 3; Girls ' League. Lauretta Jean Beard Louretta Portland, Oregon Band; Orchestra; Home Room Offices; Girls ' League. Kenneth Ray Benway Ken Hamilton B Squad Football; Varsity Baseball; Boys ' Fed. Bemadine Delores Biotti Bernie Longfellow Home Room Offices; Study Hall Checker 4; Fall Festival 1; Girls ' League. Robert Bowles Bob Longfellow Football 1. 2; Photography Club; Hall Patrol; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Phyllis Brizendinc Phyl Libby Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4; Lyre Club 3. 4; Senior Math Club 4; Student Court Secretary 4; National Honor So- ciety; Treasure Chest Representative 4; Student Council Representative 3; Big Sister Committee 3, 4; Study Hall Checker 4; Tanglefoot Committee 3. 4; Courtesy Committee Co-Chairman; Night Under the Stars 1, 2; Music En- semble 1, 2, 3. 4; Home Room Offices; Girls ' League. thirty-four Russell Brower North Central ' Russ Fire Patrol; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Lawrence N. Buhrer Otis Orchards Hall Patrol 4: Boys ' Fed. ' Larry Mary Emily Burrell Mare Bemiss Freshman Pirettes 1; Home Room Of- fices; Student Council Representative 1; Hall Patrol 3; Rumpelstiltskin 3; Tanglefoot 2; Palette and Brush Club 3; Girls ' League. John Darl Carr Anchorage, Alaska Home Room Offices: Boys ' Fed. Dennis Jay Clark Denny Boys ' Glee Club 1, 2; Night Under the Stars 2; Music Competition 1, 2; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed Representa- tive: Student Council Representative: Red Cross Representative: Hall Patrol 3, 4; Athletic Patrol: Boys ' Fed. Patricia Ann Cole Patty Whitman National Honor Society 3. 4; French- Latin Club 3, President 4: O. G. A. 3, 4; Palette and Brush 3, Secretary 2: Dad and Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 4: Style Trends Committee Chairman 3; Postage Stamp Committee Chairman 3; Morning Girls Committee Chairman 4; Mothers ' Tea Decoration Committee Chairman 3; Home Room Offices 2, 3, 4; Main Office Worker 4: Library Worker 2; Usherettes Com- mittee 4; Speech Festival Winner 2: Girls ' League. James Irvine Brown Pee Wee Columbia Home Room Offices; Junior Math Club 1: Spanish Ciub 3: Palette and Brush Club 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 4; Boys ' Fed. Violet Jean Burkart Chick Bemiss Cafeteria Committee Chairman 4; Art Room Committee 4: Pirettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Night Under the Stars 1, 2; History Club 4; Gym Checker 4; Study Hall Checker 4; Borrowers Table 2; 8A Con 2; Girls ' League Representative 3; Pub- licity for A Murder Has Been Ar- ranged ; Carnival 1, 2; Home Room Offices; Tutoring 1; Tanglefoot 1, 2; Girls ' League. Roy Carl Butts See More Longfellow Hall Patrol 3; Conductors 2, 3; Athletic Patrol 3; Cross-Country 4; Football 1, 2; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed Office Worker; Treasure Chest Representa- tive; Red Cross Representative; Boys ' Fed. Charmaine Eleanor Clark Shorty Whitman Locker Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Movie Room 2, 3; F. H. A., Reporter, Scrap- book; Big Sister 1; D. K. History 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Pirettes; Choir; Girls ' Glee Club; Girls ' League. Evelyn Jeanne Coldwell Ev Central Valley Girls ' League Representative; Locker Committee 3, 4; Membership Commit- tee Chairman 4; Study Hall Checker 3, 4; Big Sister 4; Christmas Tree Decora- tions 4; Girls ' League. Teresa Marie Contabile Cooper Girls ' League Representative; Home Room Offices; Night Under the Stars 1, 2; G. A. A.; Fall Festival 2: Tangle- foot 2; Big Sister 3, 4; Student Coun- cil Representative 4: Girls ' League. thirty-jive Patricia Jane Coc k Pal Chewelah, Washington A. S. B. Secretary 4; Treasure Chest Representative 3; Cafeteria Committee 4; Lyre Club; President, Secretary 3. 4; Student Council Representative 3; Christmas Decoration Committee 4; Big Sister 4; Band 3. 4; Home Room Offi- ces; Girls ' League: National Honor Society; Sports Queen Attendant. Patricia Crawford ' Pat Weiser High School Home Room Offices; Usherettes 4; Study Hall Checker 3: Senior Math Club Secretary 4; Photography Club 4; D. K. History Club 3: Movie Room Op- erator 3; Junior Press Club 4; News Editor of the Rogers Record 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls League. Gary Roy Davis Gary Regal Boys ' Fed President 4; R Club: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-City Football 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: All-City Baseball 3; Tri-City Football 4; Honorary Football Captain 4; Presi- dent of the Boys ' Glee Club 4; Con- ductor; Hall Patrol; Home Room Of- fices; Boys ' Fed. Jerry jerry Wilbur Dikes Pleasant Prairie Boys ' Fed; Night Under the Stars 1; Boys ' Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Math Club 1, 2; Fire Squad 1, 4; Hall Patrol 3, Captain 4; Home Room Offices; Ath- letic Patrol 3; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Boys ' Fed Librarian 2; Carnival 2. 3; Mother and Son Banquet 4; Dads ' Night 4. Richard Drombrosky Dick Longfellow Cross-Country 3, 4; Hall Patrol 3. 4; Boys ' Fed Con Committee 2; Fire Squad 4; Student Council Representa- tive 4; Boys ' Fed; Home Room Offices; Photography Club; Track 4. Shirley Rose Edwall Shirley Longfellow Home Room Worker; Movie Operator; Rumpelstiltskin ; Girls ' League. thirty-six Barbara Cravens Barbie Bemiss Night Under the Stars 1; Pirettes 1, 2; Tanglefoot 2; Complaint Committee 2; Locker Committee 2. 4; Motion Pictures 2; F. H. A. 2, 3; Home Room Offices; Dad and Daughter Banquet Commit- tee 1. 2; Study Hall Checker 3; Girls ' League. Patricia Marie Curtis Marie Eureka, Montana Band: Shop Office Worker; Girls ' League. Joan Louise Day Jo Regal Choir 2, 3, 4; Big Sister 3; Cafeteria Worker 1; Home Room Offices; Library Checker 4; Glee Club 1; Night Under the Stars 2; Fall Festival 1, 2, 3; Dad and Daughter Banquet 1. 2; Cinder- ella 3; Cafeteria Committee 4: Spring and Fall Concerts 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Con- test 3. 4: Tanglefoot 2; Substitute Study Hall Checker 2; Girls ' League. Gloria Jean Dixon Glo Champion Jr. High School Home Room Offices; Livewires; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Shop Girl; Re- corder; Dad and Daughter Banquet; Big Sister 1, 2; Art Room Worker; Stu- dent Council Representative; Study Hall Checker. Richard George Donahue ' Dick ' Great Falls, Montana Boys ' Fed. Melvin Lee Elliott Mel Bemiss President A. S. B. 4; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Tutoring 2, Chairman 3; Mother and Son Banquet 4; Boys ' Fed Representative 2; Night Under the Stars 2, 3; Fire Squad 3; Hall Patrol 2; Treasure Chest Representa- tive 3: Fall Festival 2: Senior Math Club 2. President 3, 4; Cosmic Club 2, 3, President 4; Speakers Bureau, Presi- dent 2, 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Base- ball 1; Football 2; Student Council Rep- resentative; Con Committee Chairman 3: Student Court Judge 3, Baliff 4; De- bate 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Fed. Jeanne Ardelle Elmquist Jody Whitman Student Council Representative 1; Big Sister 3: Tanglefoot 2; Usherettes Com- mittee 2; Color Day Co-Chairman 2; Speakers Bureau 2: Business Office 2; Tennis Team 1; Junior Press Club 4; Rogers Record Business Manager 3; Li- brary Checker 1; Girls ' League. Daryl Wayne Felts Daryl Whitman Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 3, 4: French- Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Lyre Club 3. 4; Cos- mic Club 3, 3: Head Tutoring Commit- tee; Home Room Offices; Student Council Representative; Boys ' Fed; Na- tional Honor Society. Donald Foisey Don Cooper Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Glee Club 1, 2; Quartet 3, 4: National Honor Society; Boys ' Fed. Kenneth Eugene Gaines Ken Longfellow Sports Editor Rogers Record: Boys ' Federation. Ted Ted Gese Hamilton Hall Patrol; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Robert Duane Gibson Bob Hamilton Baseball 1; Track 3, 4; Fire Squad 4; Boys ' Fed. Gcraldine Dorothy Fay Jerry Longfellow French-Latin Club 4; Junior Math Club 1; G. A. A. 2; Editor of the Rogers Record 4; Home Room Offices; Co- Chairman of Con Committee 4; Tangle- foot 1, 2, 3; Color Day Committee 3; Tennis Team 3, 4: Big Sister 3: Palette and Brush Club 3: Feature Editor of the Rogers Record 3; Dance Committee 3. 4; Main Office Worker 4; Girls ' League. Florence Lee Ferguson Florence Columbia National Honor Society 4: Study Hall Checker 3, 4; Girls ' League Representa- tive 2; Dues Drive Chairman 2; Moth- ers ' Tea 3; Usherettes Committee 4; D. K. History Club, President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurer; Speakers Bureau 2, Treasurer; G. A. A. 2, 3; Achievements Committee 4; Dad and Daughter Committee 4: Color Day Chairman 3; Art Club 4; Constitution and Charters Committee 4; Vocations Committee 3; Home Room Offices; Li- brary Monitor 3; Volleyball Team 1. 2, 3: Softball 1. 2, 3; Basketball Team 1, 2, 3; Girls ' League. Jim James Clifford Frye Bcmiss Home Room Offices; Hall Patrol 1, 2; Athletic Patrol 3, 4; Fire Squad 4; Merits Chairman of Boys ' Fed 3; Proj- ect Chairman of Boys Fed 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Football 1; Student Council Representative; Boys ' Fed Representa- tive; Red Cross Representative; Choir 3; Boys ' Fed. Lorna Marie Gemmell West Valley Girls ' League; Mother and Son Ban- quet 4; Librarian Monitor 4; Three C ' s Club 4; Library Helper 4. Eldredge Elwood Gibson Bud Lewis and Clark Play Night, B Squad 1. 2; Varsity 1; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Myrtle Geraldine Gilmore Myrtle Arlington Study Hall Checker 2, 3: Gym Checker 4: Pirettes 2, 3, 4; Pirettes Dance Com- mittee Chairman; Honored Pirette; Secretary of Pirettes; Night Under the Stars 2. 4; F. H. A Club 2. 3; Home Room Offices; Big Sister 4; Tanglefoot 1; Football Banquet 4; Thespian Con 1; Library Monitor; Complaints Commit- tee: Girls ' League. thirty-seven Carole Arlen Glassley Carole Arlington Scrapbook Committee 3: Lost and Found Committee 2; Nurse ' s Office 4; French-Latin Club 3, 4; Senior Math Club 4; Bulletin Board Committee 3; Corsage Chairman of Mothers ' Tea 3; Big Sister 3, 4; Shop Office 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Treasure Chest Repre- sentative 4; Color Day 2; Freshman Pi- rettes; Tanglefoot Committee; Girls ' League. Vivian Jean Granlund Curley Bemiss Student Body Treasurer 4: Honor Roll Chairman 4; Dad and Daughter Check- room Chairman 2, 4; Scrapbook Chair- man 3; Home Room Offices: History Club, President 4; Art Club, President 4; Girls ' League Representative 1; Vo- cation Committee 2, 3; Mothers ' Tea Committee 3; Business Office 4; Study Hall Checker 3; Girls ' League. Rondy Bruce Green Ron Longfellow Boys ' Federation, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4; Mother and Son Banquet 3, 4; Athletic Patrol 3, Captain 4; Fall Festival 2, 3, 4; Chairman Merits Committee; Conduc- tors; Dance Committee 4; Interschool Relations Committee; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Fire Squad; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. William John Hanley Bill St. Parick ' s Hall Patrol 3, 4; Conductors; Boys ' Fed. ' Betty Betty Jean Hansen Latah, Washington Tennis Team, Captain; I. E. T. Tourna- ment 3, 4; City Tennis Tournament 3, 4; Study Hall Checker; Pep Promotion Committee 4; Girls ' League. Barbara Jean Harding Bobbie Willard Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Lyre Club 3; Home Room Offices; Girls ' League Representative 2, 3; Red Cross Representative 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4; History Club, President, Vice- President 4; Gym Checker 3; Study Hall Checker 2. 3; Vocations Committee 4; Usherettes 3; Carnival Chairman 4; Girls ' League. Lenora Gramlow Lee Lemmon Junior Math Club; Red Cross Repre- sentative 1, 2; Home Room Offices; Or- chestra 1, 2, 3; Bulletin Board 1, 3, Co- Chalrman 3; Postage Stamps 3; F. H. A. 2, 3: Big Sister 3; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Library Worker 4; Dad and Daughter Banquet 4; Livewires 4; Business Office; Girls ' League. Joanne Green Jo Longfellow Freshman Pirettes; Home Room Offi- ces; For-Get-Me-Not Sale; Study Hall Checker; Motion Picture Committee; Girls League. 7m Nita Le Guenther Nita Logan Motion Picture Committee; Locker Committee; Home Room Offices; Can- cer Drive; Girls ' League. Blanche Ann Hanning Blanche Prosser, Washington Livewires Committee 3; Vocational Committee 4; Movie Operator 4; Stu- dent Council Representative 4; Girls League Representative; French-Latin Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4: Study Hall Checker: Home Room Offices; Big Sister; Usherettes; Girls ' League. Joanne Patricia Hansen Joanne Arlington Freshman Pirettes; Study Hall Checker; Girls ' League. George Harding George Hamilton Program Chairman of Boys ' Fed; Proj- ects Chairman of Boys ' Fed; Hall Patrol 1, 2; Fire Squad 2, 4; Senior Math Club 3, 4; Cosmic Club 3, 4; Mother and Son Banquet 4; Night Under the Stars 1; Cafeteria Committee Chairman 4; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. thirty-eight Harold Melvin Harper Smokey Arlington Hall Patrol 3, 4; Conductors 2, 3; Boys ' Fed Office Worker 3; Dad and Son Banquet Tickets and Publicity; Mother and Son Banquet Tickets and Publicity; Home Room Offices; Palette and Brush Club 2, 3. 4; Talent Pool; Student Council Representative; Tickets — Leap Year Dance; Boys ' Fed Representative; Artist for Treasure Chest 51 ; Treas- ure Chest Representative: Speakers Bureau 2: Fall Festival, Entertainment, Publicity; Boys ' Fed. Ronald Hatcher Hatch Longfellow Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4; Student Council Repre- sentative; Red Cross Representative; Mother and Son Banquet: Boys ' Fed. Kathleen Delores Haas Kathy North Central Scrapbook Committee 2; Livewires 3; Movie Projector Operator 4; Nurse ' s Office 3: Gym Checker 4; Big Sister 3; Girls ' League Representative 2; Home Room Offices; Study Hall Checker 2: Dues Drive Committee 4; Carnival 4; Modern Dance 2, 3; Retailing 4: Dad and Daughter Banquet 4; Library Mon- itor 4; Girls ' League. Donna Jean Hayes Dottnie Hamilton Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Frosh Cheerleader; Frosh P i r e 1 1 e s ; Girls ' League Representative 4; Tangle- foot 3: Dance Committee 4; For-Get- Me-Not Drive 1; Home Room Offices; Study Halls Checker 3; Girls ' League. Vivian Heckel Lewis and Clark Choir 1, 2; Home Room Offices; Morn- ing Girls Committee; Girls ' League. Merlyn Hilby Pete Lincoln Hall Patrol 2; Red Cross Representa- tive; Boys ' Fed. Fred Hobbs Dick Bemiss National Honor Society 3, 4; Conduc- tors 2, 3; Home Room Offices; Football 4; Student Council Representative 2, 3: Treasure Chest Representative 3; Sen- ior Math Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4: History Club 2, Treasurer 3; Boys ' Fed. Donna Jean Hogan Donna Lewis and Clark Home Room Offices; Study Hall Checker; Business Office; Girls ' League. Lug;ne B. Horsmann Hamilton Choir 3. 4: Business Office 4; Main Of- fice 4; Home Room Office; O. G. A. Club 4; Big Sister 4; Girls ' League; Na- tional Honor Society. 1 Dettina Lou Hoffard Teena Arlington Home Room Offices; Palette and Brush Club 1, 2; Tanglefoot; Big Sister: Typ- ing Checker; Carnival 1, 2; Girls ' League. Shirley Joanne Holt Willard Usherettes 1; Dad and Daughter Ban- quet Committee; Mothers ' Tea Commit- tee; For-Get-Me-Not Sale; Adviser ' s Office 1; Library Helper; Hall Patrol 1; Style Shows 1, 2, 3. 4; Tanglefoot; Home Room Offices; Style Trends, Pirettes 1; Girls ' League. Donna Adelle Howell Don Hamilton Secretary of Senior Class: Freshman Pirettes 1; Freshman Cheerleader 1 Chairman of Eligibility Committee 3 Junior Math Club 1, 2; Style Trends 2 Postage Trends 3; Tanglefoot 4; Hall Patrol 3: Home Room Offices; Con- stitution and Charters Committee 4; Student Council Representative 1: For- Get-Me-Not Sale 1: Big Sister 3; Movie Projector Operator 4; Elections Com- mittee 4; Secretary of National Honor Society 4: Dad and Daughter Banquet Committee 2; Gym Checker 3; Girls ' League, Sports Queen Princess. thirty-nine Louella Maxine Hutcheson Columbia Home Room Offices; Red Cross Repre- sentative; Big Sister; Study Hall Checker; Shop Office; Girls ' League Representative; Girls ' League. Nelda Elberta Jacobs Nelda Lorimier, Missouri Band 1, 2; Big Sister 1, 2; Study Hall Checker; Gym Checker; Home Room Offices; Information Committee, Chair- man; G. A. A.; Lyre Club; Chairman of Carnival Committee; Girls ' League. Lyle Jensen Lyle Grant Snafu ; Boys ' Chorus; A Murder Has Been Arranged ; Rumpelstilt- skin ; Night Under the Stars; Impor- tance of Being Earnest ; Cinderella ; Dads ' Night; Belvedere ; Sub- merged ; The Curious Savage : Mother and Son Banquet; Jack and the Beanstalk ; Thespian Club 3, Vice- President 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. ReNae Agnes Johann Nae St. Xavier ' s Pirettes 1, 2; Regular Majorette 3; Band Majorette 4; Chairman Constitution Committee 4; Tanglefoot 2, 3, 4; Tutor- ing 2; Livewires Committee; Usherettes Committee; Gym Office Checker; Nurse ' s Office; Big Sister 3; Home Room Offices; Girls ' League Repre- sentative; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 4; G. A. A.; Night Under the Stars 1, 2, 4; All- City Fox Rally 4; Color Day 1, 2; For- Get-Me-Not Sa le; Girls ' League. Robert Wesley Kelly Wes Bemiss Hall Patrol 3, 4; Fire Squad 2, 4; Foot- ball 1, 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Ath- letic Patrol 3; R Club 4; Rogers Booster Club 4: Boys ' Fed; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Night Under the Stars. Kenneth P. Kingsolver Hamilton Kenny Boys ' Chorus 1; Stage Crew; Night Under the Stars; A Murder Has Been Arranged ; Rumplestilskin ; Out of the Frying Pan ; The Importance of Being Earnest ; Cinderella ; Belve- dere : The Curious Savage ; Jack and the Beanstalk ; Thespian Club: Boys ' Federation. forty Helen Elaine Ingalls Laine Hamilton Home Room Offices; Tennis Team 3; Choir 3; Girls ' Glee Club 1. 2; O. G. A. Club: Student Council Representative; Usherettes 4; Tanglefoot; Study Hall Checker 3; For-Get-Me-Not Sale 1; Night Under the Stars: Winter Con- certs: Girls ' League. Phillip Warren James Central Valley Boys ' Fed. Phil Collis Davis Jeppesen ]ep Longfellow Pallette and Brush Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Math Club 1,2; Senior Math Club 3, 4; Cosmic Club 4; Golf 2. 3, 4; Home Room Offices: Fire Squad 4; Stage Crew 1; Dear Ruth ; A Murder Has Been Ar- ranged ; Snafu ; Dads ' Night 2, 4; Boys ' Fed. Shirley Lee Johnson D. K. History Club; Retailing Club; Big Sister; Cafeteria Committee; Girls ' League. Harlan E. Kifer Harlan ' Havermale National Honor Society 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 4; French- Latin Club 4; Lyre Club 3, 4: Art Club 2; Night Under the Stars; Boys ' Fed Representative 4; Treasure Chest Rep- resentative 2; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Charles E. Kinzel Chuck Arlington Art Club; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Loren Keith Kohlstaedt Longfellow Boys ' Federation. ' Loren ' Janney Janet Kay Lane Hamilton Freshman Pirettes 1; For-Get-Me-Not Sale: Choir 1, 2, 3; Tanglefoot 1; Night Under the Stars 1, 2, 3; Home Room Of- fices; Co-Chairman Cleanup Commit- tee Mothers ' Tea 2; Christmas Tree Committee Chairman 3; Junior Math Club 1, 2; Co-Chairman Livewires 4; Chairman Spring Day 4: Props Com- mittee — A Murder Has Been Ar- ranged ; Style Show 3, 4; Winter Con- cert 1, 2, 3; Spring Concert 1, 2, 3; Color Day 1, 2; Student Council Repre- sentative; Girls ' League Representa- tive; Christmas Program; Girls ' League. Verneita Darlene Lawrence Vern Regal Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2; Choir 1, 2; Home Room Offices; Big Sister; Student Council Representative; Girls ' League. Dwayne Myrle Lewis Be? itss Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Lyre Club; Boys ' Fed. Margaret Marie Lobe Margie Bemiss Lyre Club 4; Big Sister 3, 4; Cafeteria Committee 4; Study Hall Checker 2, 3, 4; Gym Checker 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dad and Daughter Banquet 1; G. A. A. 1: Bookroom 2; Night Under the Stars 1, 2; Borrower ' s Table 3; Office Helper 1; Girls ' League. Diana Fay Lorsung Logan Secretary G. A. A. 2, 3; O. G. A. Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Big Sister 3, 4; Tennis Team 3; Pirettes 1; Home Room Offices; Chairman Carnival Booth 3: Locker Committee Chairman 2, 3; Honor Roll Committee 4; Shop Office 4; Study Hall Checker 3; Treas- ure Chest Representative 3; Girls ' League. Dolly Darlene Mae Kunz Longfellow National Honor Society 4; Song and Cheerleader; Inter-school Relations, Secretary; Chairman of Style Trends; Co-Chairman of Livewires; Senior Mother ' Tea Committee; Color Day Committee; Motion Picture Operator; Big Sister: Student Council Represent- ative; Home Room Offices; French- Latin Club; Nurse ' s Office; Girls ' League. Bonnie Jean Larson Bonnie Pendleton, Oregon Girls ' League Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; O. G. A. 4; Eligibil- ity Committee Chairman; Girls ' League Representative; Student Council Repre- sentative; Choir 1. 2; Night Under the Stars 1; G. A. A. 3; After-School Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Sister; Red Cross Repre- sentative; Study Hall Checker 3, 4: Business Office 4; Home Room Offices; Girls ' League. Darlene Mae LeLacheur Bozeman, Montana F. H. A. 4; Shop Office Worker 4; Treasure Chest Representative 4; Li- brary Worker 4; Girls ' League. Lawrence Lewis Louie Arlington Art Club 3. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3; Football 3; Hall Patrol 2; Fire Squad 3, 4; Boys ' Fed. Lorrita Mae Loomis Mae Whitman Home Room Offices; Study Hall Checker 3, 4; Big Sister; Girls ' League Representative; Treasure Chest Rep- resentative; Spokane Junior Retailers Club; Office Worker; Girls ' League. Shirley Jean Lund West Valley Home Room Offices: Lyre Club 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Band 3, 4; Music Ensemble 4; Courtesy Co-Chair- man; Tanglefoot 3. 4; Girls ' League Representative 4; Red Cross Repre- sentative 3; Lost and Found; Adviser ' s Office Chairman 4: Big Sister 4; Ush- erettes Committee 4; Basketball 3; Ten- nis Team 3. 4; National Honor Society; Girls ' League. forty-one Ilene Lorraine Mackland • Boise, Idaho Home Room Offices; Girls ' League. Margery Viola Makey Margie Bemiss Pirettes 1. 2; Majorettes 3, 4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Clerk 4; Poppy Sale; For- Get-Me-Not Sale; Fox Rally 4; Carna- tion Sale; Llvewires 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Cinderella ; The Curious Savage ; Production Staff for Bel- vedere ; Out of the Frying Pan ; Rumpelstiltskin ; Lockers 4; Night Under the Stars 1, 2, 4; Girls ' League. Charles Ray Mantello Barrel Cooper Hall Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4: Fire Squad 3, 4; Conductors 4: Athletic Patrol 4; R Club 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All-City Football 4; Boys ' Fed Sergeant at Arms 4; Mother and Son Banquet 3; Chairman of Boys ' Fed Vocation Conference 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Night Under the Stars; Boys ' Fed. Joann Patricia Mast Patty Logan Freshman Pirettes 1; For-Get-Me-Not Sale 1; Home Room Offices: Hall Pa- trol 3; Movie Room Operator 2; Locker Committee 2; Gym Checker 3; Tangle- foot; Girls ' League. Herschel L. McArthur Hersch Cooper Conductors 2, 3, 4; History Club, Ser- geant at Arms 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Photo Club 4; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Richard Bryant Mclnally Mac West Valley French-Latin Club, Treasurer 3, 4; Booster Club 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Boys ' Fed Representative 4; Conductors Chairman 4; Cafeteria Pa- trol; Hall Patrol 3, 4; Home Room Of- fices; Boys Fed. f m TP C: Lois Emma Maine Penny Columbia Choir 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Pirettes 1, 2; Flags 3. 4; Retailing Club; Lyre Club; Tanglefoot: Night Under the Stars; Home Room Offices; Girls ' League. Daniel Arthur Manring Dan Lewis and Clark Band: Pep Band; Senior Math Club; Lyre Club; Photography Club; Boys ' Federation. Ruthjean Maricle Libby Jr. Retailers ' Club; Girls ' League. Jerry Mattson North Central Boys ' Federation. ' Jerry ' Stuart Owen McDowell Student Council 1, 2; Hall Patrol 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4: Football 1: Tennis 1; Home Room Offices 1, 2; Fall Festival 2; Boys ' Fed Representative 1; Treas- ure Chest Representative; Boys ' Fed. Susann McLean Lewis and Clark Girls ' League. ' Sue ' jorty-two Gravin McMann Grave Longfellow Football 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Dads ' Night 4; R Club 3, 4; Fire Squad: Con- ductors; Hall Patrol; Senior Math Club; Movie Room Operator; Tennis 1; Cross- country 2, 3; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Jerry Harlan Mickey Jer Moscow, Idaho National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheer- leader 3; Snafu 1; A Murder Has Been Arranged 2; Importance of Being Earnest 3; Curious Savage 4: Junior Math Club; French-Latin Club; Thespian Club; Athletic Patrol 4; Con Committee 3, Co-Chairman 4; Dance Committee Chairman 4; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Bob Mildes ' Bob ' Football 1. 2: Fire Squad; Hall Patrol; Boys ' Fed. Joyce Miller Marcus High School Business Office 4; Library Checker 4; Girls ' League. Joy Charlene Morton Jo Longfellow Girls ' Glee Club 1. 2, 4; Night Under the Stars 1; Pirettes 1; Home Room Of- fices; Student Council Representative 3; Color Day 2. 3; Big Sister 3; Tangle- foot 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' League. James Douglas Myers Jim Cooper Football 2, 3. 4; President Photography Club 4; Chairman of Tanglefoot; Publicity Chairman for Mother-Son Banquet; Home Room Offices; Treas- ure Chest and Rogers Record Photo- grapher 3. 4; Hall Patrol 3, 4; R Club: Treasure Chest Representative; Ski Club; Boys ' Athletic Patrol; Boys ' Fed. Don McMath Don Juan Longfellow Senior Math Club 3, 4; D. K. History Club 3: Hall Patrol 2. 3. 4; Conductors 2, 3; Athletic Patrol 3; Track 1, 2, 3: Cross-Country 2; Fire Squad 3. 4; Air Raid Patrol; Home Room Offices; Cos- mic Club Vice-President; Boys ' Fed. Bcrnadine Elsie Mildes Bernie Arlington Thespian Con 1, 3; Tanglefoot Com- mittee 1. 2; Girls ' Glee Club 1. 2, 3; F. H. A. 1. 2. 3; Night Under the Stars I, 2, 3; Girls ' League Representative 2; Pirettes 1. 2; Pirette Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Majorette 4; Lost and Found Committee 3: Usherettes Committee 3; Home Room Offices; Big Sister 3; Spring and Winter Concerts 1, 2, 3; Music Contest 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society. Fred Miller Fred Be miss Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball; Hall Patrol; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed Sergeant at Arms 4; Boys ' Fed President 4; R Club; Athletic Patrol 3, 4; Student Council Repre- sentative; Boys ' Fed. William Lee Morrison Bill Longfellow Senior Math Club; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Conductors 3, 4; Hall Patrol 3, 4; All- City Football 4; R Club; Boys ' Fed. Dina Miriam Murray Dina Logan Girls ' League Representative: Pirettes 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2. Secretary 3; Home Room Offices: Tanglefoot 1, 2, 3; Color Day 1, 2, 3; Red Cross Representative 2; Retailing Club 1; Girls ' League. Danny T. Naccaroto Danny Libby Hall Patrol 2, 3; Fire Squad 1. 2: Red Cross Representative 2. 3: Home Room Offices; Conductors 3: Boys ' Fed. forty-three Earl Victor Nelson Buck Regal National Honor Society 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Home Room Offices; Speakers ' Bureau 2, 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Booster Club 3, 4, Offices: Sports Queen Com- mittee 4; Hall Patrol 3, 4; Booster and Betterment Chairman 4; Fo otball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2: Senior Math Club 3, President 4; Boys ' Fed Program Chairman 4; Dads ' Night Publicity Chairman 4; Merits 4; Cafe- teria Patrol 3; Student Council Repre- sentative; Boys ' Fed. Donna Nesmith Donna Pocatello, Idaho Girls ' League Checker; Bowling; Girls ' League. « Frank Novel Frank Nautic Institute of Nieste, Italy French-Latin Club 4; Rifle Club Presi- dent 4; D. K. History Club 2, 3. 4, Treasurer; Red Cross Representative; Home Room Offices: Junior Math Club; Boys ' Glee Club; Boys ' Fed. Christine Marie Nuxoll Christy Cottonwood, Idaho Home Room Offices; Girls ' League. David Packard Olney Dave Whitman Cosmic Club 3; Home Room Offices; Hall Patrol 4; Fire Squad 4; Choir 3, 4: Boys ' Glee Club 1; Boys ' Fed. Angelo J. Orrino Hall Patrol; Boys ' Fed Representative; Intramural Sports; Conductors; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Federation. mm mmm fcrSs Lavonne Mae Nelson Regal Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Tanglefoot 1; Home Room Offices; Gym Office Worker 3; Girls ' League Representa- tive; Study Hall Checker 4; Girls ' League. Everett William Niles Everett Chewelah, Washington Boys ' Fed. Beverly Jean Nurse Blondie Missoula, High School Baseball 3; Lost and Found; Bowling 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Night Under the Stars 2; Girls ' League. Claude Roy O ' Brien Obie North Central Football 2, 3, 4; R Club 4; Home Room Offices: Hall Patrol 4; Athletic Patrol 3; Boys ' Fed Representative 2; Boys ' Fed. Richard Duane Olsen Dick Arlington Student Body Vice-President 4; Boys ' Fed Secretary-Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; Junior Math Club 1; Tennis 1: Choir 3; Orchestra 1; Ski Club, Vice- President 3, President 4: Home Room Offices; Tanglefoot Chairman 3; Cap- tain of Athletic Patrol 4; Hall Patrol 2, 3; Fire Squad 2. 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Student Council Representative 3; Boys ' Fed Representative 2; Basketball Audrey Roselle Ostendorf Audrey Whitman National Honor Society 3, 4; Palette and Brush 2; Debate 3, 4; Speakers ' Bureau 3, Secretary -Treasurer 4: French-Latin Club 4; Choir 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club 1; Girls ' League Committee Chairman 3, 4; Big Sister 3. 4; Busi- ness Office 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Fall Festival 4; O. G. A. Treasurer 3, 4; Student Court; Girls ' League. forty-four Alfred K. Ostness Al Whitman Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1: Athletic Booster Club 4; National Honor Society 4: Fire Squad Captain 4: Student Court Judge 4: Dads ' Night 4; R Club 3, 4; French- Latin Club 2, 3. 4: Home Room Offices; Hall Patrol; Boys ' Fed. Iris Parks Orchard Prairie Girls ' League. ' Iris ' Carol Jean Parkins Jeannie Libby Home Room Offices; Girls ' Glee Club; Study Hall Checker; Big Sister; Girls ' League. Alvin T. Paulsen A I Longfellow Football 1. 2, All-City 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. All-City 3: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1, All-City 2, 3, 4. All-State 3, 4; Chairman of Conductors 3; Freshman Committee 3: Choir 2. 3: Boys ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Boys ' Quartet 3: Boys ' Fed Representative; Student Council Rep- resentative; Athletic Boosters Club; Senior Math Club; Home Room Offices; Night Under the Stars 1, 2; Boys ' Fed. John Berkley Paulson Johnny Orchard Prairie Home Room Offices; Ski Club 1, 2, Ser- geant at Arms 3, Vice-President 4; Ski Team 3, 4; Con Committee Chairman 4; Hall Patrol 2, 3. 4: Fire Squad 3. 4; Chairman Frosh Committee 4; Cheer- leader 4; Tennis 3, 4; Cross-Country 4; Athletic Patrol 4: Sportsman Club 3. Lloyd Theodore Peters St. Parick ' s Baseball 1, 2; Boys ' Fed. Doris Aylene Pettet Doris Columbia Home Room Offices; Girls ' League; Red Cross Representative; Big Sister; Choir 1; Girls ' Glee Club 1. 2; Shop Office; Study Hall Helper. Helen Louise Pugh Helen Orchard Prairie Big Sister 3, 4; Courtesy Committee Chairman 3; Recorders Committee 3: Study Hall Checker 3; Library Checker 3; Nurse ' s Office Chairman 4; Dues Drive Comittee 4; Complaint Commit- tee Chairman 4; Shop Office 4; Moth- ers ' Tea 1, 2; Student Council Repre- sentative; D. K. History Club 2, 3; F. H. A. Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of City Council 4; Home Room Officers; Carnival 1, 2, 3, 4; For-Get-Me-Not Sale, Poppy Sale, Ca rnation Sale 1, 2; Girls ' League. Delores Ruth Reardon Dee Hamilton National Honor Society 4; O. G. A. 4; Honor Roll Committee Chairman 4; Standards Committee 3; Home Room Offices; Treasure Chest Representative 3; Tanglefoot Committee 4; Business Office 3, 4; Chairman of Carnival Booth 3; Big Sister 3, 4; Cashier for Peanuts 3, 4; Girls ' League. Betty Yvonne Pirtle Puddles Regal Girls ' Glee Club: Night Under the Stars 1, 2; Home Room Offices; Book- room Checker; Big Sister 3, 4; Girls ' League. Deirdre Sylvia Randall De De Petaluma, California Debate 2, 3, 4; Speakers ' Bureau 2, 3, President 4; D. K. History Club 2, 3, 4; Rogers Record 3, Editor 4; Treasure Chest Contiunity 3, 4; Junior Press Club 4; Cancer Tag Sale 3: Mothers ' Tea Committee 3; Vocations Committee 4: Information Pamphlet 3; Big Sister 3. 4; Girls ' League. Jean Agnes Reeck Cindy Cooper Spanish Club 3, 4; Corresponding Sec- retary and Vice-President; Lyre Club 4, Secretary; Gym Checker 4; Adviser ' s Office; Home Room Offices; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' League. forty-five Robert O. Reed Bob Hamilton Hall Patrol 4: Baseball 1; Night Under the Stars; Western Dancing: Choir: Boys ' Glee Club: Photography Club: Boys ' Fed. Larry James Remm Larry Longfellow Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Tennis 1, 3, 4; Nationl Honor Society; French-Latin Club 1, 2, Treas- urer 3, Vice-President 4; Junior Math Club: Senior Math Club, President 4; Fire Squad; Conductors; Hall Patrol: Booster Club, Sergeant at Arms; R Club 3, 4; Boys ' Fed Vice-President 4; Dad ' s Night Chairman 4; Photography Club; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Betty Jean Root Licorice Omak High School Omak, Washington Girls ' League Representative; Movie Room Worker; F. H. A.; Record Staff; Library Worker; Girls ' League. Rose Marie Sabo Rosie Hamilton Home Room Offices; Big Sister 3, 4; Mothers ' Tea 3; Night Under the Stars 1; Study Hall Checker 2, 3, 4; Library Monitor; Honor Roll Chairman; Shop Office Committee; Girls ' Glee Club 1. 4; French-Latin Club 4; Fall Festival; Girls ' League. Edwin Sanger Ed Hamilton Hall Patrol 1; Red Cross 1; Football Manager 3 years Varsity Squad; Base- ball Manager, B Squad 1 year, Varsity Squad 2 years; Basketball Manager B Squad 1 year; Dads ' Night 1; Boys ' Fed. Roy Porter Shook Arlington Boys ' Federation. ' Roy -5 iri 4 Dclbert Reedy Columbia Boys ' Federation. ' Del Eibn Joan Repp Joan Cooper Student Council Representative 3; Red Cross Representative 4; Big Sister 3, 4; Adviser ' s Office 4; Peanut Counter 3; Style Trends Committee 4; Girls ' League. John A. Russell Johnnie Longfellow Cosmic Club; Boys ' Glee Club; Fire Squad; Boys ' Fed Office Worker; Foot- ball 2; Hall Patrol; Boys ' Fed. Roger H. Sakariason Sogie Central Jr. High School Home Room Offices; Hall Patrol; Boys ' Fed. Jo Ann Santora Rosy Libby Home Room Offices; Style Trends Committee Chairman; Con Committee Chairman: Journalism 2, 3; Pirettes 2: Tennis Team 2, 3; Rifle Club; Secretary Student Court; Big Sister; Study Hall Checker 1: Livewires; Girls League. Kenneth Dale Shute Dale Havermale Track 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Representative; Boys ' Fed. forty-six Allan Blaine Simpson Al North Central Student Council Representative; Track; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. ' Jerry Jerry Dean Sims Bemiss Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4; Fire Squad 3, 4; R Club 2, 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Conductor; Student Council Representative; Treas- ure Chest Representative; Cafeteria Patrol .1, 4; Boys ' Fed. Donna Marie Smulan Donna Bemiss Home Room Offices; Girls ' League Representative; Sliop Office Worker 2, 3; Main Office Worker 3. 4: Tangle- foot 1; Llvewires 4; Student Court Jury; Student Council; Big Sister 3, 4; Eligibility; Treasurer of the Senior Class: Sports Queen; Girls ' League. David Howard Soper Dave Tennis 1; Home Room Offices; Student Council Representative 1; Track 2; Boys ' Fed. Representative 2; Athletic Patrol 4; Hall Patrol 3, 4; Boys ' Fed. Dorothy Spicss De Arlington Student Council Representative; Girls ' League; Big Sister; Tanglefoot; Carni- val; Home Room Offices. Hilma Louise Stecks Hilma St. John ' s Lutheran Study Hall Checker 2, 3: Library- Checker 3; Library Monitor 3; Fall Festival; Pom Poms; Girls ' League. a! James Harold Simpson Jim Whitman Fire Squad: Hall Patrol; Student Council Representative; Treasure Chest Representative; Home Room Of- fices; Track; Cross-Country; Boys ' Fed Representative; Tutoring; Athletic Patrol; Boys ' Fed. James R. Skarset Jim Bemiss Baseball 1; Football 3, 4; Photo Club; Boys ' Fed. Darlene Ann Soehren Dene Hamilton Student Council Representative 2: Red Cross Representative 3; Offices; Girls ' League. Home Room Keith Merlin Spangle Keith Hamilton Boys ' Glee Club 1, 3: Choir 3, 4; Stu- dent Council Representative 1, 2; Night Under the Stars 2. 3; Hall Patrol 1, 3; Fire Squad 4; Dads ' Night 3; Boys ' Fed. Barbara Jean Springgate Barb Longfellow Big Sister 3; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 1, 4; Home Room Offices; Night Under the Stars 1; O. G. A. 4. Vice-President 4; Attendance Clerk 3; Color Day. Donna Arlcne Stejskal Donn Cooper Big Sister 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Stan- dards Committee: Night Under the Stars 1. 2; Art Room Committee: D. K. History Club; Tanglefoot 2; Fall Festi- val 2, Chairman 4; Girls ' League. forty-seven Barbara Belle Stewart Bobbie Regal Big Sister 1, 2; Hall Patrol; Home Room Office; Tanglefoot; Fall Festi- val; Freshman Pirettes; Girls League. Marlys Thompson Mardy Devil ' s Lake, North Dakota Home Room Offices; Chairman O. G. A.; Girls ' League Representative; Night Under the Stars; Choir 1, 2: Bookroom Chairman; Treasure Chest Representa- tive; Business Office; Big Sister; Red Cross Representative; Girls ' League. Corma Jean Tunison Corma Hamilton Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 4; Home Room Rep- resentative: Big Sister; Tanglefoot; Gym Checker; Hall Patrol; Girls ' League. Marvin W. Voss Marv West Valley Debate 3, 4; Speech 2, 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4; Student Council Representative: Photography 4; Speakers ' Bureau Vice- President 4; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Jo Errol Jo Warford Longfellow National Honor Society 4; O. G. A. 4: Girls ' League Vice-President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mothers ' Tea Committee 3; Recorders Committee 4; Study Hall Checker 3; Big Sister 3. 4; Home Room Offices; Student Council Representa- tive; Night Under the Stars 1; Hall Patrol: Shop Office 4; Business Office 4; Girls ' League. Barbara Jean Watkins Barb Longfellow Study Hall Checker 3. 4; Girls ' Glee Club Librarian 2; Choir 3, 4; Lost and Found Committee 4; Big Sister 2. 3; Freshman Pirettes; Pi rettes 1. 2: Night Under the Stars 1; Hall Patrol 4; Tanglefoot 2; Girls ' League. Clay B. Swisher Clay Lewis and Clark Freshman Sports; Home Room Offices; Hall Patrol; Fire Squad; Study Hall Assistant; Intramural Sports; Boys ' Fed. Lee E. Tracy Lee West Valley Hall Patrol 3, 4: Conductors; Merits Committee 3; Tutoring 3; Study Hall Assistant 4; Boys ' Chorus 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Fall Festival Committee 3, 4; Cross-Country 3, 4; Chairman Sign Committee 4; Student Court Jury 4; Chairman Publicity 4; R Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Boys ' Fed. Ronald Gail Vigil Ronny Longfellow Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Choir 4; Hall Patrol 4; Conductors 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; Lyre Club 4; Student Council Repre- sentative 2; Home Room Offices; Foot- ball 2, 3; Boys ' Fed. Carol Rae Wakeley Carol Arlington Business Office Worker; Big Sister; Shop Office Worker 4; Fall Festival 3, 4; Color Day Committee; Points Com- mittee; Home Room Offices; O. G. A.; Cafeteria Cashier; Girls ' League Rep- resentative; For-Get-Me-Not Sale: Pirettes 1; Glee Club 2. 3; Night Under the Stars 2; Mothers ' Tea Serving Com- mittee; Girls ' League. Duane Clyde Warren Dewey Cheyenne, Wyoming Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra: Pep Band 3. 4: Brass sextet; Solo Meet 2. 3, 4; Home Room Offices: Senior Math Club; His- tory Club; Junior Math Club; Lyre Club 3, 4; Hall Patrol; Fire Squad; Night Under the Stars; Fox All-City Show; Boys ' Fed Representative; Treasure Chest Representative; Boys ' Fed. Janet Leigh Watkins Jan Longfellow Home Room Offices; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Main Office Worker 3, 4; Chairman Record Keeper 4; Chairman Shop Of- fice 3; Big Sister 3. 4; Usherettes 2, 4: Lost and Found Committee 3; Color Day, Points Committee 3; Girls ' League Representative; Standards Committee 4; Adviser ' s Office 2; Lyre Club 3; Shop Office Worker; Tanglefoot; Girls ' League. forty-eight Dona Lee Weathers Dona Garfield Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Lyre Club, Secretary. Vice-President: Senior Math Club; French-Latin Club: Con- stitution Committee 4; Red Cross Rep- resentative 2; Student Council Repre- sentative 2; Night Under the Stars I; Solo Meet 3, 4; Girls ' League. John Bailey Wefcer John Bemiss Hall Patrol; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Cross- country 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club: Li- brary Representative; R Club; Con- ductors; Boys ' Fed. Jean Elinor Wilberg Jean Whitman Red Cross Representative; Big Sister; Library Checker; Business Office; Girls ' League; National Honor Society. Lora Jean Wood Jcanie Missoula, Montana Home Room Offices; Student Council Representative 4; Red Cross Repre- sentative 4; Shop Office 3, 4; Pom Pom 3; Girls ' League. ' Fay Faye Worthington Orchard Prairie Home Room Offices L 2. 3; Red Cross Representative; Belvedere 3; Shop Office Committee 4; A Murder Has Been Arranged ; Big Sister 3, 4; Thes- pian Club 3: Girls ' League Representa- tive 1; Complaints Committee; Cin- derella ; Director of I ' ll Eat My Hat ; Rumplestiltskin ; Fall Festival: Girls ' League. Patricia Aldine Yancer Pat Wenatchee, Washington Home Room Offices; Girls ' League Representative: Student Council Rep- resentative; Night Under the Stars: Girls ' Glee Club; Book Room Worker; French-Latin Club: History Club; Girls ' League; National Honor Society. Francis James Webb Francis Priest River, Idaho Boys ' Federation James Clark West Jim Arlington Track 3. 4; B Track 2: R Club 3, 4; Home Room Offices; Boys ' Fed. Larry Richard Williams ' Larry Alaska Student Council Representative: Rifle Club, President: Senior Math Club; Cosmic Club; Band; Boys ' Fed. Rog zr Franklin Woodworth Woody Arlington Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4; French-Latin Club 3, 4? Junior Math Club 2; Conductors 3 Cafeteria Patrol 3; Football 1. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4 Boys ' Fed Representative; Booster Club 4; R Club 3, 4; Home Room Offices: Junior Class President; Golf 3; Boys ' Fed. Rosemary Wyman Rose Longfellow Spanish Club. Vice-President 3. Presi- dent 4: Study Hall Checker 2. 3. 4; Rec- ord Keeper Chairman 4: Usherettes Chairman 4: Treasure Chest Repre- sentative 3; Girls ' League Representa- tive 4; Adviser ' s Office Committee 4: Girls ' Glee Club; Night Under the Stars 1; Honor Roll Committee 3: Big Sister Committee 3; Morning Girls Committee 3. 4; Dad and Daughter Banquet Com- mittee 4; Recorders Committee 4; Home Room Offices; Girls ' League; National Honor Society. Harley Yarber Harley Longfellow Home Room Offices; Hall Patrol 2. 3: Student Council Representative; Tennis 1,2.3: Red Cross Representative; Junior Math Club: Senior Math Club; R Club; Photography Club; Junior Re- tailers ' Club; Boys ' Fed. forty-nine Clara Luella Yates Clara Whitefish, Montana Shop Office Worl-er; Shop Office Com- mittee Chairman; Girls ' League. Kathleen Rae Young Suzie Longfellow Home Room Offices; Student Council Representative 2; Hall Patrol 3; Tangle- foot 3; Play Committee 2, 3: Rumple- stiltskin 2; Gym Checker 2; Big Sister 3; One Act Plays; Information Commit- tee; Girls ' League. Thomas Harold Young Tom Longfellow Hall Patrol 3, 4; Conductors 2. 3; Fire Squad 3, 4; Athletic Patrol 3; Air Raid Squad 3, 4; Senior Math Club 3, 4: Cosmic Club 4; History Club 2, 3; Home Room Offices; Student Council Repre- sentative 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross- country 4; Boys ' Fed; Fall Festival 2. 3. Edna Mae Zimbrick Eddie Field Nurse ' s Office 2; Big Sister 3, 4; Shop Office Worker; Home Room Offices; O. G. A. Secretary; Gym Checker; Movie Operator; Library Monitor; Vol- leyball; Softball; Points Committee; Girls ' League. Marilyn Dorothy York Marilyn Longfellow All-School Plays; Out of the Frying Pan 2; Belvedere 3; The Curious Savage 4; Lost and Found Committee 3; Tutoring Committee 3; Adviser ' s Of- fice 4; Bookroom 4: Con Committee 4: Home Room Offices; French-Latin Club 3, 4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Speakers Bureau 3; Girls ' League Representa- tive; Girls ' League; National Honor Society 4. Joyce Elaine Young Jo Regal Home Room Offices; Tanglefoot; Study Hall Checker; Girls ' League. Arthur Yturri Art O ' Dee High School Stage Craft 1; Hall Patrol; Boys ' Fed. Nancy Joyce Vander Gaag Logan F. H. A. Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Home Room Offices; Main Office Worker 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1, 2. 3; Vocations; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Big Sister 3; Tanglefoot Committee 1; Girls ' League. Summer School Graduate. fifty I2B ' s 302 Mr. Lipscomb First row: Russ Sweetland, James Shook, Joe Gilmore. Second row: Paul Haas, Jerry Hovind. Richard Mc- Gowan, Cliff Appling. Skip Amsden, Ed Bailey. Third row: Al Wagner, Mel Neigh- bors, Don Torrence, Clinton Merrick, Leonard. Guffin. M a r 1 e y Eldredge. Fourth row: Bob Mclntyre, Jack Shetter, John Deeter, Don Gest.Del Hueter, Bob Bailor, Al Keifcr. Miss Moycr 218 First row: Charmaine Clark, Shirley Williams, Donna Reue, Helen Ryner. Second row: Miss Moyer, Helen Wildman, Rebekah DeLor- eto, Bernadine Mildes, Col- een Nechanicky, Donna Crosby, Juanita Marshall. Juanita Burnette. Third row: Anna Bradshaw, Mary Lou Reglin, Doris Myhre, Nancy Vander Gaag, Shirley Wil- liams, Mary Ann Gilmore, Arlene Linden, Carole Ek- holm, Myrtle Gilmore, Jo- anne Santora. Fourth row: Dona Lee Whittkopf, Pat Babcock, Phyllis Plank. Joan Mahoney, Marilyn Mc- Donald, Carol Telford, Lela Sanders, Jackie Driskell, Donna Newcomb. I I A ' s 308 Mr. Sabo First row: Mr. Sabo, Art Reeck, Bob Miner, Lanny Martin, Jerry Maddocks, Ben Redmond. Second row: Bill Powell, Severt Olson, Bill Noble. Earl Noble. George Root, Larry Moore, Albert Robbins. Third row: Alvin Rust. Harry Sheets, Roland Meier, Nathan Mad- dox, Dean Mock, Dick Strong. Leon Martin, John Nystrom. Fourth row: Gene McGougan, Fred Neidhardt. Bob O ' Neel, John Peters, Bud Miller, Joye Miller, Howard Osterud, Albert May. Martin Overhouser, Bob O ' Leary. 1 25 Mrs. Boclcmeyer First row: Bev Watson, Car- ol Warren, Carolyn Wilson. Second row: Mrs. Bockmey- er. Shirley Thornton, Mar- garet Thomas, Shirley Thompson, Myrna Taylor, Marian Zoesch. Third row: Bev Wilcox, Darlene Utter- berg, Marlene Heinrich. Phyllis Vulcano, Marilyn Wells. Lois Wiberg. Fourth row: Diane Young, Barbara Swan, Vernice Trerise, Joyce Sloan, Muriel Witt, Pearl Teller, Mary Ann Swanson. Doris Wanecek, Marlene Uttke. fifty-jour 127 K ' .n. Kapek Fir t row: Dorothy Irvine. Ila Ens- minger, Joyce Geiselbrecht. Second row: Janice Hardy, Rosemary Hil- by, Ann Griffiths, Marilyn Harper, Jan Hartman. DeLane Eilmes. Third row: Sharon Eckley. Shirley How- ard. Pat Gilmore, JoAnn Hopkins. Margaret Hoff. Elva Holloway. Phyllis Fischer, Pauline Hutcheson, Shir ley Hollingsworth. Fourth row: Marjorie Hopkins. Adele Graebner, Darlene Hankins, Maridee Hilby, Celia Gunther, Donna Gibson, Louise Finch. 309 Mr. Sal+z First row: Bob Cochran, Ron Corig- liano, Denny Craig, Joe Benway, Second row: Clark Bollinger, Ro- land Anthony, Dick Balzarett, Ger- ald Cozzetto, Terry Barnes, Ron Brown, Larry Clawson. Third row: De?n Cirbin, Larry Armitage, Jer- ry Brother, Cary Burginyon, Phil Brandon, Jim Cox, Monty Bonnett. Fourth row: Don Coons, Jess Citi- zen, Charles Borer, Jim Christen- son. Bert Abbey, Rolland Arm- strong, Dick Allen. 5-2 Mr. Kienho!z First row: Mr. Kienholz, Richard Grant, Jim Ellingsen, Bill Groth, Dick Dahl, Francis Conrad, Jim Dierks. Second row: Bob Low, Ken- ny Grillo, Owen Davies, David Emerson, J i m Engle, Jim Hing- ston, Ray Davis. Third row: Jim Emerson, Stanley Franch, Leonard Elvigan, Dick Harrison, Jack El- more, Ted Gurr, George Enten- mann, Merlyn Fischer, Roger Glanvillc 205 Mrs. Mil! er First row: Mrs. Miller, Pat Pearson. Kay Rasmussen, Vivian Reinoehl. Second row : Gail Schalock, Dar- lene Sandrno. Nancy Sjostrom. Delores O ' Conner, Roberta Smith. Evelyn Reiss. Third row: Delores Skates, Beverly Rouse, Pat Scalero, Pat Ryan, Nora Russell. Lawanna Pittman, Barbara Davis, Gwen Sei- b r. Fourth row: Yvonne Pike, Dorothy Schroyer, Gloria Olmstead, Renee Reichard, Pat Pettit, Donna Sager, Lois Reamy. Shirley Riddle, Pat Primmer. fifty- five 106 Mr. Brigham First row: Mr. Brigham, Joe Weber. Jim Whitman, Adrian Weinrich, Marvin Schwartzenberger, Mal- colm Vander Sluys, Gordon Nes- hem, Charles McGuire. Second row: Wesley Woolery, Jerry VanLeuven. Bart Sutherland. Dave Taylor, Bob Simon, Elton Mintzimberg, Bob Taylor, Vern Zigler. Third row: Jack Zerlinden, Dick Shute. Ed Tulin, Dan Simpson, Lynn Zum- walt, Ron Sweet, Mike Yturri. Fourth row: Doug Webb. Dean Shute, Dave Swinheart. Jim State, Del Trad, Bill Wilber, Dean Wil- liams. Mark Williams, Dan Wood- man. 203 Mrs. Morrison First row: Mrs Morrison, Charlene Berry, Shirley Anderson, Doris Dopkins. Second row: Beverly Cole, Roberta Bump, Barbara Ames, Betty Bond, Kay Cook. Third row: Mary Duran, Delia Clifford. Ar- lene Dial, Mary Dalton, Julia Coz- za, Evelyn Caudill, Joanne Bogart, Barbara Babcock. Fourth row: Son- dra Champion, Peggy Dahm, Col- leen Choate, Pat Anderson, Sally Anderson, Harriet Carr, Jean Byrd, Betty Brown, Arlene Dormaier. 31 Mr. Stover First row: Mr. Stover, Wayne Her- man, Pat LaFave, Frank Kamin. Second row: Glenn Jacobson, George Kendall, Jack Lewis, Lon- ny Hudlow, Gary Harms, John Lynn. Third row: Kenny Loveless, Minto Holderman, Bill Joy, James Littlejohn, Helmer Hansen, Ed Mc- Daniel, Bob Johnson. Fourth row: David Harris, Michael Kenny, Bob Kautz, Dick Haynes, Arnold Joire- man. Bill Geile, Lawrence Knorr. 21 1 Mrs. Harris First row: Priscilla Kelley, Carol Long, Beverly Knuff, Hazel Mer- rick. Second row: Mrs. Harris. Bar- bara Lane. Avis Morrow, Darlene Kidder, Gladys Madsen, Marilyn K a 7 m a r k, Lorraine Keplinger. Third row: Donna Kienholz, Joanne Malloy, Shirley Jones, Florence Johnson. Phyllis Mast. Nadine Nis- sen, Joyce Norton. Fourth row: Marjorie Buroker. Gertrude Nead, Albertha Jakel. Joanne Mayer, Ed- wina Nelson. Donna Nelson, Marv Kingery, Michele Jewell. nnv-six I OA ' s Mrs. Canup 221 First row: Carol Castleman, Donna Bruce, Yvonne Cooper. Second row: Mrs. Canup. Betty Briggle, Bonnie Borden, Margie Bowers, Georgia Cooper, Louise Anderson. Darlene Cannon, Pat Beams. Third row: Juanita Caf- fell, Marva Armstrong , Karen Balinski, Gwen Conrad, Marie Anderson, Irene Ambrose, Bev- erly Brown, Linda Clothier, Hazel Carmon. Fourth row: Col- leen Buck, Carol Buckingham, Jean Airey, Shirley Brown, Barbara Laney, Arlvce Buhrer, Ethel Adams. Mary Clason, Beth Beams, Verba Bollinger. 300A Mr. Mabboft First row: Bill Stillwell, Gordon VanTyne, Jon Sorenson, Allen Talbot, Richard Totusek, Jim Wood worth, Jerry Vigil, Dick Young. Second row: James Sim- mons, Glenn Trimble, Gary Thomason, Willard Tissue. Ray- don Stavig, Lee Stone, Earl VanPatten. Third row: Dennis Ward, Douglas Weber, Ronald York, Earl Taylor, Gerald Stint- zi, D.mald State, Donald Young, Larry Thrasher, William Voss. S-4 Mr. Chapman First row: Bob Burchers, Harlen Absalonson, Carl Carlson, Joe Burrell, John Allan, Lee Brady, Clinton Barnes, Ed McLaughlin, Bill Barstad. Second row: Mr. Chapman, Terry Booth, Wilbur Anderson, Richard Carroll, Stanley Atkins, Bill Brown. Harry Carr, Lee Aver, Vincent Aguirre, Gary Ahlstrad, Ray Brar. Third row: Terry Bagley. Gerry Card, Robert Briggs. Cliff Bradley, Robert Anderson, Pat Brady, Charles Benson. Kenny Bell, Jack Beck. Fourth row: Mel Cahalan, Ron Apperson, Bob Carlton, Ken Bradley, Roger Borden, Tom Caufield, Wells Alger, Alden Armstrong, Ken Brinkman, Bill Cahalan. S-3 Mr. Russell First row: Buster K e 1 1 i n g , Ronny Hardin, Larry Holquist. Second row: Mr. Russell. John Hood, Duane Hall, Don Hoerner, Don Hall, Ben Howard, Bob Knight. Third row: Dale Haff- ner, Charles Killen. Bradley Haywood, David K a 1 1 e s t e d , Martin Keener, Gary Ken- worthy, Bob Huss, Gorden Hammers, Paul Khan. Fourth row : Delbert Johnson, Larry Hamman, Dwayne Hogan, Jerry Herren, Gerald Joireman, Mike Hussy, Paul Johnson. Dick Jamison, Don Johnson, Ron Jorgesen. fifty-seven 201 Mr. Elsensohn First row: Robert Shopbell. Ronald Smith, Raymond Po- lello, Ronald Pierson, Robert Peterson. Second row: Mr. Elsensohn, Dan Pitts. Jack Roberts. David Randall. Vern Petrie. Edwin Packer. Jack Sawyer, Don Ryan, Gene Rickey. Third row: George Schaffer, Kenny Peckham, Larry Sannes, Raymond Russell, Albert Schaff, Milton Sannes, Dixon Poole, James Rhodes, LeRoy Smith. Fourth row: Rodney Peterson, Ray Schumacher, Brian Pugh, Harold Sabo, Jerry Peterson, Charles Parker, Lloyd Robertson, Harold Slater, Monte Sloan. 108 Mrs. Van Ausfene First row: Mrs. Van Austene, Patsy Giese, Arlene Wied- mer, Dorothy Wittkoff. Sec- ond row: Irene Woods, Jan- ice Wolfbrandt. J o A n n Walker, Barbara Wicklund, Jacquelyn Wilson. Isabelle Wright, Donna Williams Jo- anne W i c k w i r e , Mary Zachary. Third row: Helen Cawthon, Barbara Z e h m , Corrine Wolff. Florence Woods, Carol Yden, Wilma Woods, Shirley Venters, Nancy Welker. Fourth row: Sally SchusEler, Beverly Lat- tin, Shirley Van Horn, Shir- Icy Erickson, Florence Vol- quardsen Barbara Weather- man, Lillian SDringer, Belle Wahl, Donna Wakeley. 109 Miss Schwartz First row: Marilyn Smith, Charmion Skarset, Dortha Roberts, Ila Sanborn, Nancy Rice, Roxana Royce. Joy St. Marie, Violet Schieman, Henrietta Swim. Second row: Marion Sweigle, Ber- tille Tevlin, Donna Rich- mond Jane Sheppard, Re- gina Engle, Joan Silar, Joan Robertson, Lexey Sturmer, Carol Ricketts, Miss Schwartz. Third row: Lu- Jean Rodgers, Marilyn Simer, Arlene Ring, Alice Solberg, Audrey Ronneburg, Beverly Sweet, Mary Shoe- man, Sally Seigle, Arlene Taylor. Joyce Stuart. 2 1 9 Miss Herrington First row: Marilyn Dewey, Thelma Eilmes, Joyce Har- rison. Second row: Marion Gunning, Joan Giele, Mar- garet Harris. Ruth Deno, Betty Day, Nadine Gardner, Darlene Freeland. Third row: Carol Frye. Georga Finstad, Kareen E k m a n , Phyllis Crumbaker, Frances Futter, Nancy Freer. Donna Ekholm, Wilma Goossen, Shirley Eiland, Janice Davidson. Fourth row: Paul- ine Garrison, Carolyn Croth- ers, Darlene Ehrgott, Marian Gest. Betty Eiland, Joan Donahue, Dana Jo Cruick- shank, Carol Hamlin, Arlene Galli, Mary Dunn. fifty-eight 220 Miss Mikkelson First row: Rita Martin. Val- erie Peterson, Janet Norton, Sharon McCormick. Second row: Miss Mikkelson, Mar- thene Maycraft, M o n n a Mathis, Carman McDonald, Marilyn Moore. Merlyn Orr. Eloise Reinhardt. Shirley Primmer. Barbara Perkins, Shirley Nason. Third row: Barbara Mills, Shirley Pat- erson. Shirley Nelson, Jan- eth Park. Peggy Raun, Wan- da Olcott. Sharon Mackay. Roxana Porter. Fourth row: Lois Merchant, Mardella Ost. Shirley Plattor. B e a u 1 a h Paulson. Chirsty McKay. Carolyn Nuxoll. Marlene Overhauser. Katherine Repp. AG Mr. Thompson First row: Mr. Thompson. Craig Oas, Glen Mowbray, Jim Mitchell, Bill Morrow. Larry Leif, Ray Miller. Sec- ond row: Ralph Nelson, Jim Marchioro, George Leighton, Larry Nelson, Bob Morford, Darrel Oens, Ron Larson, Dave Meek. Third row: Tom Nelson, Alan Nordby, Ron Lafleur, Dick Miller, Waltev Oehrling, Lemoyne Morgan, Merrit L a w s o n , Wainc Mitchell. Herb Lamb. Fourth row: Keneth McKiney, Jerry Otis, Bob Nesbit. Roger Oliver. Ron Oliver, Dick Meese, Ray Moon, Bob Lewis, Neil Nelson. G.G. Miss Mele First row: Miss Mele, Ro- berta Jarvis, Nancy Kelley, Joy Jeppeson. Second row: Barbara Inglis, Beverly Her- man, Sandra Lindley, Del- pha Johnson, Darlene Lau- ritzen, Marilyn Lewis. Third row: Patricia Kelleher, Betty Kinnan, Donna Irwin. Veda Hiatt, Audrey Huntley, Neila Hollingsworth, Dixie Libby. Fourth row: Georgia Holt, Delores Johnson, Mar- garet Kettrel, Shirley Jo- hannson, Martha Hazel- meyer, Marie Kronmeier, Joann Knudtson, Joyce Kautz, Doreen Johnson. 307 Mr. Chrisman First row: Mr. Chrisman, Brian Cremmell. Leslie Guf- fin, Richard Duran. Second row: Leroy Grothe, BwU Garrett, Gerald Foster, An- thony Corigliano, Carl Cun- ningham, Kenneth Davis, Bob Coutts. Third row: George Dunsworth, Gary Dahl, Ralph Diezinger, Ron Gosline, Bob Garrison. Bob Cooney, Larry Eisenbarth, Bill Davis, David Gramlow. Fourth row: Lee Enright, John Doering, Ron Gilbert- son, Maurice Foisy, Paul Gurske, Earl Duell, Dick Ginnold, Allen Frederickscn, Gary Dial. fifty-nine 9A ' s 222 Mrs. Frisb ' e First row: Betty Noble, Alice Richardson, Marlene Nilsson, Mary Reasoner. Carole Rhodes. Claudia Riddell. Second row: Cora Mne Sanger, Norma Pike, Delares Radtke, Arlyce Pear- son, Darlene Perusse. Dianna Riley, Joann Neilson, {Catherine Munk, Beth Richardscn Third row : Donna Newgard. Delores Scholl, Joanne Schutz, Shirley Russell, Delores Picken, Donna Oberg, Sharon Porter. Claudia Po-neroy, Joyce Qualtierc. Fourth row: Marlee Niafus, Donna jean Millar, Diana Pol- stnn. Connie Nortvedt, Marylou Miller, Lizzie Reinochl, Pat Murphy, Barbara Myhre, Nor- ma Mun on, Jor.nne Rankin. 216 Miss Herbert First row: Miss Herbert, Betty Martin, Pat Messer, !).: Law- rence, Donna Mann, Peggy Mc- Dowell, June Lorsung, Gail Knoke. Second rcw: I aVernc Madding, Margaret Kilgorc, Glenna Maddings, Marly n Mc- Gurren, Janice Mickey, CarM Kirkreit, Pauline McLain, June Masters. Third row: Darlene Lindahl, Pat Larsen. Lillian Mc- Intyre, Pat Mayer, Barbara Mc- Kee, Barbara Lewis, Joan Knight, Nancy Massender, Joyce Manion. Fourth row: Veronica Meadows, Barba-a McAHeece, Nellie Mayer, Vicki May, Mary Lou McCroskey, Barbara Mc- Daniel, Beverly Larson, Elouise Madren, Marilyn Krall. Mrs. Crosby 1 10 First row: Ann Wyatt, Donna Wilcox, Dorothy Thompson, Ar- lene Tiffany. Second row: Jane Seeley, Mary Ellen Wright, Mary Slawter, Fay Spaulding. Karen S-nith, Sharcn Smith, Florence Stevens, Sandra Warford, Cheryl Shaff. Mrs. Crosby. Third row: Jean Willman, Jo- anne Tilbitt. Wilma Shook, Vi- anne West, Shirlev Taylor, Pat Thorp, Shirley Stillwell. Joy Willey, Marlene Wirthgen, Ona Sjostrom. Fourth row: Juanita Veltri, Katherine Wellington. Janet Woodhurst, Gale Sligar, Mary Lou Williams, Dianne Wert, Betty Lou Zieski, Janice Stewart, Alcne Skinner. (TV a aA A,A ' 124 Mr. Grafious First row: Mr. Grafious, Don Johnson. Dick Johnson. Graham Johnson. Melvin Hallis. Harold Koehn, John Hale. Second row: Mac Hannis, Jack Kennedy, Richard Grinnell, Louis Grim- mer, Robert Hodge. John Han- enburg, Russell Guenther, Louis Haffner. Third row: Marlin Greenwood. Dale Grosche, Garv Han-nan. Robert Monelv, Rob- ert Hibner, Calvin Kanbowsky, Robert Heritage, James Joire- man, Dennis Hagen. sixty 301 Mr. Hubbard First row: Larry Van Home, Dwight Wilson, Fred Uttke, George Venneri. Second row : Mr. Hubbard, Wayne Veltri. LaVerne Smith, Tom Tachell, Dennis Thompson, Jerry Tolonen, Richard Wright, Marvin Yancer, Al- len Wollin. Third row: Buzz Storch, Cecil Thorp, Dan Taylor. Douglas Sutherland, Roddy Sweigle, Larry Wil- liamson, Roger Weinrick. Fourth row: Dick Wadding- ton, Art Santa Rosa, Jerry Stewart, Dill Storms, Charles Teller, Jim Taylor, Don Stortroen, Wallace Warnick, Terry Whitney. 300B Mrs. Oscarson First row: Melba Bowers, Lorna Baldwin. Second row: Mrs. Oscarson, Mary Cress, Dixie Barrett, Joanne Brink- man, Annie Barstead. Eve- lyn Butler, MaryAnn Ander- son, Marilyn Brandon, Pat Castleman. Third row: Ann Bergman, Carol Berg, Nancy Burbank. Donna Bully, Nona Burland, Patsy Crain, Janice Busby, Marlene An- derson, Delsend Brown. Fourth row: Carol Adams, Francis Bailey. Pearl Band, Jan t Christeansen, Bonnie Corskie. Barbara Burbank, Carol Castleberry, Shirley Bessler, Donna Allison. 316 Mr. Ostness First row: Gary Minetti. David McGibbin, Gerald Leighton. Second row: Mr. Ostness, Bob Miller, Ed Mc- Coy, Lee Dick, Don Man- dershied, Bob Krall, Pat Mc- Dowell, Grant LaTurner, Billy Maddox, Derald Long. Third row. Neil Logan, Larry Peace, Roger Krazts. Hugh Martin, Wallace Libby, Jerry McGougan. Charles McCormick, Carl Knapp, Dexter Kyle, Bill Lewis. Fourth row: Neil Mayer, Phillip Mast, Albert Kund- ton, Norman McLean, Allan Maine, Dale Moricel. John McDowell, Jerry Miller, Jerry McDorlen, Ken Milem. 304 Mr. Black First row: Luie Albi. Clyde Beck, Cockran Richard. Sec- ond row: Lee Bloxnom, Nor- man Bonnett, Verne Bray. Bob Branti. Ronald Carr, Dick Bogenrief, Frank Cle- mens. Bill Belton, Jack Biotti. Third row: Gary Alexander, Ray Beyer, Hal Caufield, Ross Byrd, Herb Barn2s, Bernard Berry, Ben Anderson, Ed Cole, James Bogart. Fourth row: Dale Atwood, George Brown. Bob Barrett, Jerry Allen, Gary Bryant, Beryl Berson, Bur- toi Clamberland, Herb Branshaw. sixty-one Miss Weymouth First row: Darlene Drinkard, Mar- lem Falsetto, Wanda Grimmer. Second row: Miss Weymouth, Don- na Eaton, Roberta Davis, Beverly EJwards, Janice Dopkins, Lois Do- lan. Diane Deeble, Darlene Eutsler, Barbara Gray. Third row: Yvonne Davis, Donna Dicken, Donna Deatherage, Deanna Davis, Mary Garnsly, Carole Grahm, Elaine Gese, Pearl Deno, Dorothy Demers. Fourth row: Judy Elmquist, Car- ole Daughery, Mary Garber, Pat Fanning, Donna Evans, Nellie Fos- kit, Marilyn Fish, Barbara Eachoi, Shirley Gai diner. S-5 Mr. Dunn First row: George Dawson, Guerin Fisher, Don Ellingsen. Second row: Mr. Bunn, Kenneth Ely, Gene Da- vis, Paul Deloreto, Vic Ganzer, Jay Freieric, Robert Coppins, Charles Fredericks. Th ird row : Keith Dunn, Ronald Dudeck, Allan Crawford, Gary Dunn, David Grant Jack Gamby, Rodney Foss, David Geer. Fourth row: Robert Curry, Robert Cook, Douglas Davis, Jack Fanning, Ray Fenter, Don Del- bridge, John Dixon, Gerald Daniel- so, Don Davies, Bob Dorchuck. 206 Miss Smith First row: Miss Smith, Monnr Ir- vine, Donna Harris, Bellecne Heis- ler. Second row: Colleen Keegan, Arena Kelson, Carole Haney, Kae Juno, Lavonne Kendall, Virginia Lindberg, Norma Holquist, C nie Hasselman. Third row: Geral- dine Hoogstad, Gerry Heuer, Kay Harnois, Lorraine Juhl, Helcne Jor- dan, Barbara Johnson, Sharcn Jen- sen, Jackie Jewel. Fourth row: Gloria Haskell, Peggy Kautzman, Eva Kendall, Helen Hutchinson, Ella Huft, Joan Hermann, Barbara Hackman, Clarene Jeromchek. 101 Mr. Thomas First row: Gerald Owen, Paul Schuyler, Bob Roloff, Robert Pattie, George Morton, Wayne Schultz. Charles Perry. Second row: Mr. Thomas, Roger Morrison, Paul Pro- alx, James Jason, Ray Ralph, Wil- liam Spedden, Jack Sims, Don Pe- terson, Bert Noble. Vincent Olcott. Third row: Gary Morris, Francis Schuerman, Larry Sease, Richard Olney. George Phillips. Cliff Sor- enson, Neil Rector, Ben Nechanic- ky, David Ostendorf, Robert Reber. Fourth rnw: Jim Petter, Don Soeh- ren, Melvin Murphy. Lloyd Os- borne, Larry Nielsen. Larry Shultz, Frank Rider. John Sloan. sixty-two Student Council Representatives First row: Harming, Sager, Kautzman, Faye, Willard, Ferguson, Granlund, Olson. Thompson, Heinz, Van Horn. Second row: Myhre, Yancer, Fish, Moore, Barnhart, Holloway, Kazmark, Howell, Williams, Berg, Grant. Third row: Larson, McKee, Linden, Dunn, Ring, Reutter, Ketteral, Kautz, Haywood, Elliott. Fourth row: Mclnally, Felts, Berg, Robins. Byrd, Fanning, Haffner, Neilson, Miner. Oliver, Dahl, Williams, Stillwell, Nelson, Kruzen, MacGown. Heading the Associated Student Body of John R. Rogers High School in the fall semester are these Congressmen, the Fall A. S. B. Officers and Representatives. Elected in the home rooms, both the offi- cers and student council representatives work together, usually holding one general and one student executive meeting a week. sixty-six Taking over in the spring semester, the spring A. S. B. OFFICERS determine such things as the spending of student funds and the con- ducting of the Spring Sports Queen contest. A new project accomplished by the STUDENT COUNCIL was the purchasing of a bus. Faculty adviser for the group is Paul MacGown. Student Council First row: Harding, McDowell. Olsen, Dikes, Berg, Miller, Frye, Remm, Paulson. Second row: Vener, Eutsler, Coldwell, Cook, Granlund, Ferguson, Anderson, Contabile, Lewis. Garrett, Shopbell. Third row: Parkins, Springgate, Reue, Holt, Jones. Anderson, McKee, Vulcano, Robertson. Fourth row: Talbot, Wood, C. Ekholm, Newcomb, Crosby, Munson, Wright. Herman, Anderson, Hilby. Fifth row: Dillenger, Jorgeson, Felts, Simpson, Robbins, Barr, Elixman, Nelson, Sliger, Gest, Calbowski, Sims, D. Ekholm, Cruickshank. Lamb, Bonnett. Officers Clockwise: Vivian Granlund, treasurer; Doug Berg, president; Pat Cook, secretary. Missing is Dick Olsen, vice-president. sixty-seven Representatives Fir$t row: Knuff, Harrison, Jarvis, Wyman, Root. Second row: Bump, Lawrence, Balinski, Lund, Irwin, Mathis, Wiberg, Marshall, Garnsie. Third row: Tibbett, Castleman, Stinger, Gilmore, Adams, Sjostrom, Shoeman, Rankin. Every girl in John Rogers belongs to the Girls ' League. Operating in the same way as the A. S. li., the officers carry out the executive duties with the representatives supplying advice and suggestions from the home rooms. The Fall Girls ' League Officers and Representatives con- duct the business of the League in the fall term. sixty-eight Two of the outstanding projects of the SPRING GIRLS ' LEAGUE officers and representatives were Mothers ' Teas— one for the senior girls and another for freshmen girls and their mothers; and the Vocational Conference which gave all students the opportunity to hear three speak- ers from about thirty-five different vocations. Spring Girls ' League Representatives First row: Briggle, Root. Drlnkard, Nilsson. Second row: Caudill. Finch, Hayes, Taylor, Scalero. Third row: Busby, Slawter, Madding, Ekholm, Reglin, Thompson. Fourth row: Hutchinson, Kinnan, Pattersc n. Skarset, Wakely. sixty-nine Representatives First row: Storch. Rider, Wahl, Johnson, Sannes, Heeren, Gosline. Second row: Clark, Allen, Fannin , Mayer, Lund, Kifer. Third row: Tevlen, Gurr, May, Dikes, Hatcher, Miller, McMann, Mclntyre, Corbin, Nelson. The Fall Boys ' Federation Officers and Representatives were com- posed of all the enrolled Rogers boy students. They held general meetings in the auditorium where all the committee reports and other business was attended to by the group. Sectional programs also were held where the boys had a chance to hear varied programs of enter- tainment and interest. seventy Combining with the Girls ' League, the spring semester BOYS ' FEDERATION sponsors the annual Spring Dressnp Day. Another successful project carried on by the merged groups was the annual vo- cational conference, held to give the students a picture of the advantages and disadvantages in approximately thirty-five fields of work. Boys ' Federation Representatives First row: Clark, Wahl, Vigil, Johnson, Ellingsen, Sutherland. Second row: Orrlno, Miller, Sannes, Mayer, Haven, Morrison. Third row: Foisy. Carroll, Torrence, Dikes, Kautz, Osterud, Allen, Apperson. seventy-one Besides advising Girls ' League work, die Girls ' League Advisers oiler guidance and help girls who have problems. The boys can re- ceive the same kind of help from die Boys ' Federation Advisers. Besides their advisory work, many of these teachers are kept busy teaching classes, many times giving up their own time to help students. seventy-two Fall National Honor Society First row: Williams, Crosby, Howell, Brown, Brizendine, Lorsung, Cole. Second row: Olson, Heinz. Ferguson, Reardon, Larson, Brown. Third row: McAvoy, Rex road. War ford, Ostendorf, Gramlow. Felts, Ostness, Kifer. Fourth row: Berg. Hobbs, Nelson, Mickey, Weathers, Hawkins, Foisy, Elliott. The highest honor the school can bestow upon a student, is mem- bership in the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Scholarship, leadership, service, and character are the requirements. There is a tapping convocation each semester at which time upperclassmen are elected. This year the Society commemorated its twenty-fifth anniversary with its annual banquet, to which Society alumni were invited. Spring National Honor Society First row: Cole, Felts, Brown, Elliott, Ryan, Swineheart, Robbins, Pearson, Ekholm, Traylor, Holloway. Second row: Kifer, Berg, Weathers, Howell, Ostness, Foisy, Ferguson. Warlord, Hobbs, Mickey, Wilson, Lund, Cook, Wiberg, Taylor, Kunz, York. Reglin, Wyman, Mock. Third row: Remm, Gramlow, Lorsung, Brizendine, Reardon, Williams, Crosby, Larson, Ostendorf, Nelson, Andrews, Mildes, Burginyon, Ryner, Anstis, Gurr, Hopkins, Yancer. McKay, Ellingsen. seventy-three D. K. History Club First row: Stejskal, Thornton, Caudill, Slater, Royce, David Randall. Second row: McLean, Deirdre Randall, Ferguson, Granlund, Eckman, Rodger s, Olcott, Qualtlere, Sheppard. Third row: Harding, Herman, Day, Sjostrom, Merrick, Armstrong, Barnes. The semiannual banquet is the main social event of the D. K. HISTORY CLUB. A brief history of Spokane is being prepared to be sent to a foreign city. The highlight of the year for the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA was the visit of the National Adviser, Miss Lela Smartt of Washington, D. C. F. H. A. First row: Brinkman, Burb nk. Telford, Traylor, Jeppeson, Rice, Perkins. Second row: Newcomb, Williams, Wirthgren, Anderson, Goosen. Cawthon. Third row: Butler, McDaniel, Parks, Jones, Lattin. Donahue. LeLacheur, Eckman. Fourth row: Miss Moyer, Dickrns, Seeley. Miller, Porter, Miss Mikkleson. seventy-four O. G. A. Club First row: Lar- son, Thompson. Ostendorf, Rear- don, Mrs. Van Austene. Second row: Horsmann. Wakely, War- ford, Zimbrink, Ingalls, Spring- gate. Outstanding shorthand students belong to the ORDER of GREGG ARTISTS. Under the tutelage of Mrs. Ethel Van Austene, club adviser, the girls work for shorthand honors. The COSMIC CLUB, under the guidance of Mr. E. B. Chrisman is made up of advanced science stu- dents. One of their main activities is going on field trips. Cosmic Club First row: Mer- rick, Bartenen. Second row: Jep- peson, Burgoyon, Harris. Williams. Mr. Chrisman. Third row: Gurr, Harding, Berg. seventy-five Junior Math Club First row: Moore, Kenworthy, Gunning. Second row: Conrad, Crumbaker, Weatherman, Johnson, Deeblc. Third row: Larson, Taylor, Freer, Airy, Freeman. The JUNIOR MATH CLUB composed of underclassmen held several social and working functions throughout the year. The SENIOR MATH CLUB consisting of upperclassmen advanced in mathematics and under the direction of Walter Doolittle held numerous social ac- tivities this year. They also were in charge of the annual algebra contest. Senior Math Club Firit row: Mr. Doolittle. Wilson. Caudill. Second row: Loveless. Crawford. Weathers. Taylor. Grillo. Elvlgan, Gurr. Third row: Hobbs. Jakel, Nelson. Burginyon. Davies, Williams. Harris. Fourth row: McMath. Jeppeson, Elmore. Elliott. Berg, Remm, McMann. seventy-six Spanish Club First row: Vigil. Clifford, Wy- man, Kinnan, Griffiths, A. Reeck. Second row: Loveless. J. Keeck. Whipps Taylor. Babcock. Mrs. Pence. Third row: Harris, May, Hawkins, Anderson. Mast, Berg, Davies. Promoting interest in languages at Rogers, both the FRENCH- LATIN and SPANISH CLUBS are very active. French-Latin ' s big af- fair is their annual banquet, while the Spanish Club sponsors a contest for the Spanish classes. The advisers for the groups are: Miss Marion Le- Fevre and Mrs. Betty Pence. French-Latin Club First row: Miss LeFevre, Yancer. Crosby, Williams, Matheny, Wiberg, Wilson. Cole, McAvoy, Heinz, Remm. Second row: York, Fay, Pearson, Holloway, Glassley. Vulcano, Kifer, Woodworth. Third row: Ostendorf, Sabo, Hopkins, Weathers, Gonald, Oberg, Nelson, Felts, Brandon. seventy-seven Palette and Brush Club First row: Sjostrom, Bump, Solberg, Bogart, Granlund, Ferguson, Crumbaker, Day, Thornton. Lewis, Mrs. Miller. Second row: Torrence, LaFave, Miller, Brown, Hofstedt. Advanced art and instrumental students sain additional know-how in the PALETTE and BRUSH and LYRE CLUBS. Resides learning, a social program is also carried on in both groups. Prospective Palette and Brush Club members arc required to submit original works of art in order to join. Lyre Club members must be upper-class musicians. Lyre Club First row: Herman, Wiberg, Anderson, Jacobs, Brizendine, Schalock, Vigil, Mr. Thomas. Second row: Peterson, Lund, Sandeno. Reeck, Howard, Ryan, Kifer. Third row: Warren, Felts, Barnes, Manrlng, Cox, Grillo, Weathers, Hagin, Hass. seventy-eight Rifle Club First row: Reue, Schultz, Wilson. Pattie. Second row: Mr. Russell, Santora, Toloner, Cunningham, Guffin, Howard, Mr. Bunn. Third row: Marlene Overhauser, Gimmel, Tissue, Davis, Hopkins. Fourth row: Hayward, Nelson, Marvin Overhauser, Williams, Novel, Ziegler. The reorganized RIFLE CLUB has made a lot of improvement during the semester and is definitely treating a growing interest. The club explains and demonstrates the principles of weapons. The SKI CLUB traveled through the Northwest this semester and some of them went to Canada on a trip. Also, some of the members belong to the Ski Patrol. Ski Club First row: Gruenther, Vigil. Second row: Reeck, Paulsen, Myers. seventy -nine Three C Club First row: Babcock, Sandcno. Hilby, Jeppeson. Saconci row: Luvas, Dicken, Gilmore, Finck, Hopkins. Third row: O ' Neil, Zumwalt, Emerson, Brothers. The THREE C CLUB is composed of boys and girls at Rogers who are interested in promoting cleaner speech, cleaner living and cleaner thinking. Their adviser is Mrs. Hazel VanDoren. The R CLUB is composed of all the lettermen at Rogers who have earned their letter in the varsity sports. R Club First row: Wood worth, Amsden, Green, Davis, Gest. Kenworthy, Mantello. Second row: Miller, O ' Brien, Kelley. Morrison, McGougen, Nelson, Stintzi, Tracy. Third row: Rust. Meese, Davies, Shetter, Adams, Bauer, Avery, Geile. Fourth row: Armitage, Torrence, Weber, Sims, Ellingsen, Felts. Fifth row: McLean, Conrad, McMann, Remm, Ostness, Paulson, Joireman. eighty Speakers ' Bureau First row: Briggle, Totusek, Rinehart, Slater. Second row: Mr. Grafious. Ostendorf, Randall. Third row: Voss, Elliott. Nelson. Students interested in public speaking belong to SPEAKERS ' BUREAU. They speak for different groups. The national dramatics honorary for high school dramatists is the THESPIAN SOCIETY. Its members have put on several convocations and sometimes present entertainment programs for other organizations. The two groups assist with the annual midyear speech tournament, put on to give Rogers students experience in dramatic reading, oration, and extemporaneous speaking. Thespian Club First row: Mr. Brannon, Clifford. York. Ryan, Pearson. Second row: Kingsolver, McKay, Jensen, Sloan. Haggin. Holquist. eighty-one Conductors First row: Neighbors, McMann, Remm, Adams, Sims. Second row: Rust, Torrence, Morris, Adams. Third row: Dikes, McDowell, Miller. The CONDUCTORS, a committee of the Student Council, are chosen each semester to keep order and noise to a minimum during con- vocations. FIRE SQUAD members see action during fire and air-raid drills, seeing that the building is cleared in a short lime and that all students are safely out of the rooms. Fire Squad First row: McDowell, West, Olsen, Adams, Frye, Green. Second row: Bauer, Paulson, Davis, Dikes, Miller, Mantello. Third row: Harrison, Hatcher, Mildes. Bartholomeu, Lewis, Ginold, Amsden. Fourth row: Kelley, Gest, Adams, Sims. Mclnally, Spangle. Harding. eighty-two Hall Patrol First row: Rust, Elliott, Berg. Weber, Dikes, Green, Harrison, Frye. Second row: J. Wood- worth, Hanley, Harper, Gilmore, Myers, Amsden. Kelley, Davis. Third row: O ' Brien, Nelson, Hatcher, Olney, Neighbors, Paulson, McGougan, Simpson, Hansen. Fourth row: Conrad, Tracy, Bauer, Adams, Miller, Carroll, Davis, Morrison, Gest, Whitman. Mclnally, Joireman, Fischer. Wenerick, Williams, Avery. Fifth row: Sims, Schaffer. HALL PATROL members are stationed in the hall to check on students illegally out of class and lo give out tic kets, with the offender later being tried in Student Court. Keeping order at games is the duty of the ATHLETIC PATROL, a Hoys ' Federation committee. Their main job is to have seats available for the Pirettes and cheerleaders at all the games. Athletic Patrol First row: Green, Miller. Second row: Olsen. Frye. eighty-three Movie Room Workers operate the motion picture, slide and opaque projector machines for classes and keep records of movies to be shown. Locker Committee Workers check out lockers at the beginning of the year, see that the locker system is kept in order and check on open locks every period. Locker Workers First row: Pomeroy, Ferguson. Jeppeson. Second row: O ' Neil, Pettet. Russell. Nuxoll. eighty-four Study Hall Checkers First row: Warren, Williams. Second row: Parkins. Heddon, Hilby. Third row: Tracy, Hutchinson, Seigle, Sabo, Johnson. Howard, Benway. Fourth row: Hutchinson. Skates, Sjostroni, Joireman. Engle, Coons. STUDY HALL CHECKERS assist the study hall teachers and check roll. LIBRARY WORKERS do similar work in addition to checking books in and out. Both groups receive Girls ' League points or Boys ' Fed points. eighty-five First row: Yates, Mathis, Jacobs, Reinhardt, Sloan. Second row: LaLachuer, Aronson, Reeck, Ambrose, Wells, Ekholm. Third row: Sabo, Reardon, Kazmark, Gilmore. Fourth row: Dalton, Gilmore, Olcott, Lattin, Worthinglon, Nuxoll. Girls ' Gym Office Workers check showers and towels and see that the girls do not lose anything. Shop Office Workers do errands for shop instructors and act as secretaries. The Nurse ' s and Adviser ' s Office Workers aid the school nurse and the Girls ' League advisers in doing their work. Nurse ' s Offico First row: Duran, Johnson, Rienoehl, Wyman, Ryner, Utterburg. Second row: Mahoney, Babcock, Glassley, Larson. Lund, Repp, Reeck, Ryan, Mrs. Lelani. Third rcw: Mrs. Black. York. McAvoy, Pugh, Airey, Williams, Reglin. Kunz, Nelson. eighty-six Bookroom Workers First row: Gunning, Thompson, Williams, Reue. Second row: York, Babcock, Mrs. Margaret Long. Anderson. Paulson. Be sides selling supplies, duties of the BOOKROOM WORKERS include ditto and mimeograph machine work. Their work was made much easier this year by a new electric mimeograph machine. BOYS ' FEDERATION OFFICE WORKERS ' duties are much the same as those of the girls in the Nurse ' s Office, besides assisting the Boys ' Fed advisers. Boys ' Fed Of- fice Workers First row: Bauer. Torrence. Second row: Carlson, Duncan, Third row: Loveless, Harding, Mr. E. B. Chrisman. eighty-seven BUSINESS OFFICE WORKERS keep track of money expendi- tures for the various school organizations. They also take charge of nut and cafeteria sales. Sorting and filing student schedule cards, keeping attendance records and running errands are some of the duties of the MAIN OFFICE WORKERS. eighty-eight Cooks First row: Mrs. Ellen Clough, Mrs. Helen Brandt, Mrs. Katherins Coleman. Second row: Mrs. Mary Ellen Gross, Mrs. Elizabeth Dean. Keeping the building and grounds clean and the rooms at a com- fortable temperature during both the cold and warm months, repair- ing desks and general work are the jobs of the CUSTODIANS. Cooking and serving food for the students and teachers in the cafeteria keep the COOKS busy. They also prepare special dinners. Custodians First row: Mr. Roy Rhine, Mr. Robert Minehart, Mr. Sidney Knapp. Second row: Mr. George Dashbaugh, Mr. Jack DeChenne, Mr. Herman Woodell. eighty-nine Probably the busiest group at Rogers this year has been the BAND. Their total number of appearances for the year totaled over forty as they closed with their per- formance at the annual Memorial Day parade in Spokane. The honor of being the host band for the Spokane Lilac Festival was bestowed on the Rogers band this year and they were the only band ca lled on to play during the evening pageant in the Memorial stadium on May 17. Willi the awarding of a superior rating at the Eastern Washington Music contest, the band gained the record of holding the longest list of superior ratings in this area. The 85-piece group also traveled to Walla Walla to give music support to the Rogers football team at their last game of the season. BAND First row: Cox, J. Elliott. Second row: Crosby. Lund. M. Folsy, Brizendlne. Cook, Borden, G. Peterson. Third row: Warren, J. Reeck. Lobe, Destenfano, Caufield. Shalock, Teller. Anstis. Hanning. Fourth row: Weathers. Bradshaw, St Marie Anderson, Jacobs. Uttke, Curtis, Borer, Williams, Briggs, Holquist. Fifth row: Mr. Thomas, Van-Damme, Beard, Miner, Thomsen, D. Lewis, McDaniel. ninety-two Directing the band on the field this year was Drum Major Frank Elliot. He not only maneuvers the band around the field but also through the various parade formations. BAND — First row: D. Ekholm, Sandeno, Sorenson. Second row: Herman, Van Damme, Totusek, Harris, Peterson, Grant, L. Smith, Dahlgren. Third row: C. Smith, D. Hagen. McFarland. L. Hagen, Shopbell, Riekev, Ahlstrand, Grillo, Burginyon, Oberg, Kifer. Fourth row: Rider, Weber, Miller, Jamison, Howard, Jorgeson, Felts, Hass. Gurske, Potello, McLean, Duncan, Manring. Fifth row: Alger, R. Carroll, Apperson, Dixon, Herman, Corbin, Gilitherow, Robertson, Barnes, Knoke. ninety-three Band Major Frank Elliott Lending their musical talent to convocations and programs of serious nature, the Rogers High School ORCHESTRA completed another successful year with their performance at the June Commencement exercises. The 42-piece group performed at the Winter and Spring concerts, the Commencement and Baccalaureate programs and two P.-T. A. open houses. Competing in the Eastern Washington Music contest the group received a rating of excellent. Later on in the spring the Orc hestra and their director, William Thomas, began a concentrated drive to bring all the old violins that were not in use from the attics and basements in the neighborhood to school, where they could be put to good use in a beginning violin course to aid the future orchestras at Rogers. The Rogers PEP BAND played at school dances and other informal affairs. They were directed by student leader Paul Hass. ORCHESTRA — First row: Van Damme, Hutchinson, Vigil, Merrick. Second row: Wiberg. Schroyer, Sweigle, Noble, Sandeno, Ekholm, Weathers. Third row: Clothier, Kirkpatrick, Guenther, Herman, Harris, Totusek, Peterson. Fourth row: Mr. Thomas, Apperson, Miner, Thomsen. ninety-four ninety-five Highlighting a successful season for the CHOIR this year was their appearance at the Washington Music Educators ' Association convention in February at Yakima, Washington. The 85-voice choir also performed at the annual Spring and Winter con- cert, the Christmas program, the two school convocations, the Greater Spokane Music Festival and the Eastern Washington Music contest, where the group won a superior rating. The Choir practices throughout the year in a regular class period and is made up of the cream of the crop singers at Rogers, selected by their director. In charge of all the musical events at Rogers are the two ADVISERS pictured on the opposite page. They are responsible for a great deal of musical equipment, musical scores and are responsible for scheduling appearances for their groups and accompanying them. Forest lirigham is in charge of all vocal work at Rogers, while William Thomas heads the instrumental section. CHOIR — Fir«t row: Strumer, Mathis. Irvine, Wolfbrandt, Pettct, Ryner, Horsmann, Kelleher, Harding, Yancer. Second row: Mowat, Balmski, Cole, Preston, Pittman, Dalton, Hopkins. Hayes, Barnhart, Ryan. Third row: Vigil, Miller. Neidhar dt, Foisy, Olson, Swineheart, Olney, Fischer. Fourth row: Peterson, Bradley, Zumwalt, Haffner, Gosltne, Kenney, Hofsteadt, Sutherland. ninety-six ninety-seven Composed of 85 girls, the Rogers GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB appeared at a number of school and local music festivals. They appeared at the Winter concert and the Spring concert, and completed their season by performing at the Christmas program and the Eastern Washington Music contest. They received the rating of excellent at this contest. The group is conducted by Forest Brigham and practices in a regular class period. The group pictured on the opposite page is the TRIPLE TRIO, composed of nine singers and one piano accompanist. The group, an all-girl triple trio, sang at both ol the annual coin ci ts in the winter and the spring, as well as at the Christmas program, two convocations and the Eastern Washington College Music contest where they were judged superior by the panel of judges. They also entertained at a number of P.-T. A. meetings, lodge affairs, and church functions in Spokane. GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB — First row: Mr. Brigham. Seigle. Huntley, Wilson, Dixon. Graham. Cooper. Preston. Laney. Cole. Sec- ond row: Kellcy, Radtke, Caffell. Wilson. Pettet. Sjostrom, Von Erickson. Third row: Jimeson. Garnsey, Gunning, Inglis. Sabo. Smith, Crothers, Welker. Fourth row: Repp, Rouse, Yancer, McKav, Pike. Merchant, Pike. Wells. ninety-eight ninety-nine Singing al one convocation at Rogers, the Rogers Winter and Spring concerts, the annual Christmas program, and receiving a rating of superior at the Eastern Washington College Music contest, the BOYS ' GLEE CLUB completed a very success- ful year. They are able, at the present time, to boast that they are one of the few musi- cal groups of this type in the Eastern part of the state. Numbering 85, the songsters practice daily in a class under the direction of Forest Brigham. The BOYS ' QUARTET, on the opposite page, is composed of four singers and one piano accompanist and is one of the popular singing groups at Rogers. Rating superior in the Eastern Washington Music Festival, the singers also appeared in the Spring and Winter concerts, two convocations, the Christmas program and at a num- ber of P.-T. A., lodge, and church affairs. First row: Mr. Brigham. Lynn. Gary, Morris. Pugh. Brady, Allen, Fanning, Grimmer. Second row: Jolly, Card, Novel. Greer, Gamby, Miller. Curry, Bryant. Brantel. Third row: Dahl. Van Leuven, Tolonen, Williams, Warniek, Thorp. Danielson. Tracy. Gilmore. Fourth row: Mantello. Mitzimberg, Robertson, Kendall, Davis, Storms, Fenter, Meyers. one hundred Boys ' Quartet Seated: Jacobsen, accompanist. Standing: Totusek, Folsey, Zumwalt, Swineheart. First row: Clemens. Brown, Carr, Mayer, Fredericks, Borchers Krall, Sutherland. Secrnd row: Riber, Bradshaw, McDowell, Wcinrich, Roloff, Proulz, Hollis, Wilson, Nason, Beyers. Third raw: Benson, Fisher, Cooney, Stuart, Dsnham, Caufield, Van Horn, Smith, Johnson, Hale. Soehren. Fourth row: Conrad. Emch. Anderson, Storch, Corigliano, Yancer, Haffner, Hagan, Berg, Weinrick, Dunn. one hundred one Wilh new uniforms lo wear on color days and to basketball games, the Pirettes completed a very successful year that started with their pageant at the annual Merry- Go-Round game. The girls, advised by Eleanor Mele and Mildred Ryan, performed with the band at the Spokane Memorial stadium and at Walla Walla during the football season when the Pirates played. They continued to back the team by at- tending basketball games and color days in their new service uniforms of white sweaters with a purple symbol, black skirls and Rogers ' booster hats. During the last of April and the first of May, the Rogers gym resounded to the marching feet of girls trying out for the Pirette unit or for a majorette. Those girls picked to be accepted as a member of one of the two groups will continue on next year. PI RET FES — First row: Dopkins. Cooper, Wilson, Szulericki. Jeppesen, Mathis. Second row: Burnette, Harrison, Rice, Bowers. Brown. Wolff, F. Woods. Third row: Skarset, Gest. Wildman, Sollberg. Clascn, Sweigle, Preston, Nissen. Johnson. one hundred two one hundred three Flag Twirlers First row: Aronson, Hawkins, Traylor. Second row: Nechanicky, Taylor, Clifford. Flying flags in stunts and parades are handled by the FLAG TWIRLERS, another part of the Pirettc unit. Last fall the units traveled to Walla Walla. Washington, with the hand and football team lor the game with the Wa-Hi Blue Devils. Advisers Miss Eleanor Mele and Miss Mildred Ryan coath the girls. Pirette Advisers Miss Eleanor Mele and Miss Mildred Ryan. one hundred jour First row: Reichard, G. Dahl. Watson. Second row: Ekholm, O ' Conncr. Third row: Nelson. D. Dahl. Tunlson. Insert: Pittman, Newcomb, Linden. one hundred five Writing stories, features and editorials; reading copy and proof; getting ads; and publishing the Rogers Record, the Fall and Spring Record Staffs worked together to produce 15 issues of the paper this year. They were led by editor Jerry Fay and business manager Donna Newcomb in the fall and Deirdre Randall, editor, and Carol Telford, business manager, in the spring. The group worked under C. J. Knaggs, adviser. Spring Record Staff First row: Wilson, Rouse, Root, Second row: Reue, Randall, Fay, Bachelor. Third row: Mahoney. Bailey, Duncan, Dahl, Armstrong, Myers, Telford, Mr. Knaags. one hundred six Annual Staff First row: Linden, Newcomb, Randall. Second row: Myers, Armstrong, Dahl. Working nearly all year, the Treasure Chest Staff takes pictures, gets them identified and engraved, writes continuity and assembles the annual format. Orders lor the annuals are taken by the Treasure Chest Representatives, who also help in distribution. The combined group works to publish and distribute the Rogers annual. one hundred seven The Curious Savage The cast for the fall play was: The Guesh Florence — Marilyn York Hannibal — Earl (Bud) Miller Fairy May — Barbara Brown Jeffrey — Gene McKay Mrs. Paddy — Margie Makey The Family Titus — - Jerry Mickey Samuel — ...Monte Sloan Lily Belle— Delia Clifford Ethel Savage — Donna McAvoy The Staff Miss Wilhelmina — Alberta Jakel Dr. Emmett — ..Larry Thrasher The fall play, The Cur- ious Savage, by John Pat- rick was presented in the Rogers auditorium Novem- ber 9 and 10. The three- act comedy told of three adult step-children ' s at- tempt to snatch the family fortune from their step- mother by placing her in The Cloisters, a mental rest home. How she suc- cessfully outwitted them and, with the help of the guests, gave them their just desserts made a very successful production. Marilyn York ' s five-year- old brother, Denny, also had a part in the play. Dale Brannon directed the production. one hundred eight Jack and the Beanstalk The cast of Jack and the Beanstalk : Jack — Larry Holquist Bossy, the cow — .. Bud Miller and Wallace Libby Widow Bess, Jack ' s Mother — Mary Shoeman Frihol, the Magic Maker — Bart Haggin Rafe Heywood — Monte Sloan Nicholas — Merritt Lawson Joan — Bertille Tevlin Old Tyb— Marie Anderson Gavoline — Marilyn York Annot — Carol Hamlin Giant ' s Wife — Pat Pearson Giant — Gene McKay Harp — ....Irene Ambrose Man in the Moon — Bud Miller Student Director — Lyle Jensen Rogers dramatists pre- sented Jack and the Beanstalk January 19 and 26; and February 2, 9, and 1 6 at the Orpheum theater in collaboration with the Children ' s theater series. Accompanied by Dale Brannon, director, the cast traveled to Coeur d ' Alene, Idaho, March 7; Colfax, Washington, March 14; Lewiston, Idaho, March 15; and Fairchild Air Force Base, February 29. It was also presented at Rogers three times to bring the total run to fif- teen performances. one hundred nine Stage Crew First row: Holquist, Sloan, Smulan, Lawson. Second row: Mr. Brannon, McKay, Jensen, Kingsolver, Haggin. The STAGE CREW is responsible for stage settings, lights, micro- phones, curtains and back-drops lor plays and convocations. Members sometimes stay after school to complete their work. Debates with other schools pins a tournament every year are the activities of the DEBATE TEAM. Climaxing the year ' s activities is the annual awards banquet. Debate First row: Briggl?, Sorenson, Totusek. Rinehart, Slater. Second row: Mr. Graflous, Ostendorf, Randall. Third row: Voss, Elliott. Nelson. one hundred ten one hundred eleven First row: Torrence, Trad, Kenworthy. Second row: Ellingsen, Stone, Ward. Third row: Schaffer, Rust, Amsden. Fourth row: McMann, Craig, Skarset. one hundred fourteen First row: Sims, Gest, Paulson. Second row: Mantello, Miller, Woodworth, Davis. Third row: Myers. Fourth row: Remm, Morrison, Davis. one hundred fifteen First row: Charlton, Avery. Kelly. Second row: Zumwalt, Joireman. Emerson. Third row: O ' Brien, Davis, Conrad. Fourth row: Hobbs, Miner, Nelson. one hundred sixteen Review of 1951 Football Season The Pirates began their 1951 s eason winning the annual Merry-Go-Round game at Memorial stadium by racking up a (i— 0 score over Lewis and Clark in the first quarter. Then they rested lot- two quarters and outgained North Cen- tral in yards-gained-rushing for first place. The contest was rugged in spots, but the Pirates showed promise of hav- ing one of the strongest gridiron teams in Rogers ' history. Opening their city league schedule they defeated the Lewis and Clark Tigers, 20—7. This proved to be the be- ginning of a long string of bad breaks as the Pirate back field was plagued with injuries. Gonzaga was next on the Pirate list and were using an inverted T in their previous games. This proved disastrous to the Pirates as they were upset, 39—7. Against the Indians of North Cen- tral, the Pirates made a slow start and could not close the gap. The scrapping Pirates went down to defeat, 19—13. Fumbles were the deciding factor in the ball game. Opening the newly formed Colum- bia Basin league the Gonzaga Bullpups won a 20—13 thriller from Rogers. The game also counted as a city-league con- test and the 18th annual Shrine game. Rogers got back in the win column when they beat Lewis and Clark, 27—7. The game was played in a heavy layer of fog. Yakima ' s Pirates were next to fall before the mighty Purple and (.old of Rogers. The game was marked with rough-and-tough defensive play by both teams. Rogers again won, 26—13. Rogers was out-fought and ended up on the short end of a 4fi— 13 score when they met North Central the second time. Fumbles in critical spots again proved disastrous for the Pirates. A fast Walla Walla team ran over the Pirates, 39—0, in the season ' s final game at Borleske field in Walla Walla. Wa-Hi bfgan strong with a touchdown in five plays from scrimmage. Fumbles and in- tercepted passes again proved disastrous For the Pirates. Walla Walla was later ranked second in the state. one hundred seventeen B Squad Football First row: Wood worth, Foisey. Peckham, Vigil, Oliver, Oberg, Schaff, Sannes. Second row: Card, Odas, Miller, Moon, Hagan, Morrison, Peters, Barns. Third row: Ellis, Martin, Lewis, State, Diezezer, Aguirre, Kenny, Lamb. Preparing themselves for varsity ball through experience on the FROSH and B SQUADS, Bill Lipscomb and Harold Thompson put their boys through hard, tedious work that led them through a splendid football season. The B squad was composed of sophomores and juniors who along with the frosh added a promising future of Rogers football teams. Frosh Football First row: Dunn, Curry, Miller, Johnson, EUingsen, Col« Fanning, Mast, Ridder. Osborne, Dixon. Second row: Martin, Mayer, Fisher, Cook, McGargan, Allen. Nnilson, Bradshaw. Bright, Startraln. Third row! Cole, Brown, Minetti, Sweigle, Olney, Grimmer, Chamberlain. Berry, Soehren, McC rmick, McDowell, Forrth row: Lioscomb, Murphy, La turner, Maddox, Morrison, Gunter, Miller, Manderschi rt d, Kennedy, Wadington, Sabo. one hundred eighteen Mabbott. EUingsen, Stover. MANAGERS are perhaps the hardest workers on the team and receive the least credit. Along with the COACHES they see that every- one is in good shape for the games. The Coaches ' main job is to work out new T plays for the team. This is a much harder job than lots of fans think it would be. Morgan Sanger, Sannes. one hundred nineteen First row: Mclntyre, Sims. Second row: Adams. Third row: Schaffer, Ostness. one hundred twenty BASKETBALL TEAM — First row: Carroll, Hatcher. Second row: Miller, Davis. Third row: Gest. Coach Lipscomb. one hundred twenty-one The B SQUAD BASKETBALL players gained the respec t of every team they played even if they didn ' t win all their games. FROSH TRACKMEN get the beginning experience that they will need in the Future years. They will be carrying the load the next couple years. one hundred twenty-two Review of the 1952 Basketball Season As a curtain-raiser for the 1 952 Pirate basketball season, the Purple and Gold Bucs took, a jaunt up to Omak where they lost their first game, 35—25. This was only the beginning of what turned out to be a thrilling seaso n. Cracking the win column in their next outing, Rogers rolled to an im- pressive 54—41 win over Cashmere. They led throughout the contest after taking an early lead. Chelan stopped the Pirates the fol- lowing night by a 38—32 margin. Walla Walla outscored but didn ' t outfight the Pirates in Walla Walla. Wa- Hi, who later became the state cham- pions, took the road-weary Bucs, 48—28. Getting back into the win column again, Rogers downed Milton-Freewater 43—39. This was their only trip of the season to Oregon. It seemed that the Pirates couldn ' t get a steady win streak going when they suffered their third setback of the sea- son at the hands of Clarkston. The Bucs couldn ' t hit the basket in the second quarter while Clarkston ran up a safe lead. With the preseason games all wound up, the Pirates headed for the annual West Valley invitational games at West Valley. On opening night they played host to Central Valley. The Pirates were off on their shooting and lost, 38—22. Everyone but the Pirates were sur- prised when the West Valley Eagles, later to be city champs, fell before the Purple and Gold onslaught. In as thrilling a game as could be hoped for the Pirates tore the Eagles to pieces with knife-like rallies. The final score was 37—32 and the Pirates were fast becoming the tough- est team to beat. Rogers lost a heartbreaker as the city league got under way. They went down before North Central ' s Indians on a last- second swisher that is still argued over. Shaky from their loss to N. C, the Pirates barely got by Gonzaga. The game was tight all the way but Rogers came out on top with a 29—27 score. Lewis and Clark stopped the Pirates next. They won a hard-fought battle which wasn ' t over until the closing gun sounded. West Valley, aware of the Pirates strong rallies held them off to win, 43— 31. The score was no indication of the battle put on by the Eagles and Pirates. Rogers opened the second round of play, just waiting for the chance to get back at N. C, and gave the Indians more trouble than they bargained for. After Rogers got rolling it was only a matter of how large the score would be. The final outcome was Rogers 53, North Central, 27. Rogers was now on the warpath and turned back Gonzaga, 54—31, for their longest victory string of the year. Lewis and Clark, now fearing the Pirates very much, managed to stop them, 47—39. L. C. was in hot water up to their necks throughout the contest. West Valley and Rogers met for the third time during the season in Rogers ' last game. The Pirates were now noted for their strong comeback and had West Valley on their heels most ol the way but West Valley managed to win, 50—41. one hundred twenty-three Top — Let go, will you? Lower left — On the way to victory . . . Loicer right — Come down, please ! ! one hundred twenty-four Upper left — Sims lays one in . . . Upper right — Ostness scores again . . . Lou-er left — Carroll goes up for another . . . Lower right — Mclntyre goes high. one hundred twenty-five Her Majesty QUEEN DONNA Reigns Supreme over the 1952 Spring Sports. one hundred twenty-six one hundred twenty-seven First row: Amsden, Ward. Second row: Harrison, Joireman, Davis. Third row: Nelson, Frye. Fourth row: Armitage, Williams. one hundred twenty-eight B Squad First row: Thomason. Gross, Talbot, Dahl, Kelling, Briggs. Second row: Ellvigan, Gilbertson, Goslin, Moon, Oberg, Brown. Third row: Young, Ells, Nelson, Stone, Vigil, Tissue, Appling. Fourth row: Mr. Thompson, Atkins, Woodworth, Morgan, Hammond, Meek. The B SQUAD BASEBALL TEAM did not win every game they played but proved that they had a lot of fighting spirit and won the respect of every team they went np against. FRESHMAN BASEBALL prospects showed promise of sending valuable material up to next year ' s B and Varsity squads. Frosh Baseball First row: Sloan, Williamson, Fischer, Fanning, Nielsen, Johnston. Gamby, Dixon. Second row Logan. Chamberlain, McGougan, Hibner, Byrd, Osborne, Whitney. Third row: Mr. Sleizer, Minetti. Miller. Sweigle, Olney, Dunn, Delbridge, Ellingsen. one hundred thirty Review of the 1952 Baseball Season Coach Joe Stover gave his first call for varsity players on March 1. Only pitchers and catchers were asked to turn out. On March 15, Coach Stover gave his call lor the rest of the team and his call was responded to by a large turnout. They played a dozen warm-up games to find the best pitchers, hitters, and Fielders and to give the players practice which was badly needed. Ready to start their city league cam- paign the Pirates had Arnold Joireman, and Fred Miller trading off on the catcher ' s duty. Earl Nelson was holding down first base, Skip Amsden was at sec ond, Jim Frye taking the short-stop position and Gary Davis at third to com- plete the infield. In left field was Jack Harrison, and centerlield was held down by Larry Armitage. Dean Williams was playing right field when he wasn ' t pitching. Ready for mound duties were Dennis Ward, Stuart McDowell, Dean Williams. Lawrence Lewis, Jim Fischer and Dick Miller. Jack Harrison and Dean Williams made up most of Rogers ' batting power with Dick Miller the best mound pros- pect. Rogers opened their city league base- ball season with North Central only to be shut out 4-0. Jack Harrison got the only hit of the game in the first inning. Next c ame Gonzaga, favorite to walk off with first place. Rogers threw a scare into the BullpupS crew in the game but were beaten 8-1. The Pirates were still having trouble in the hitting de- partment. Restless and determined to win, the Pirates headed for Hart field and an en- counter with Lewis and Clark ' s Tigers, who were sharing the cellar with Rogers. Dick Miller got credit for a 3-1 victory and the first Pirate hinder to gain a city league victory this season. Still determined to win, Rogers again encountered North Central with hopes of settling the first defeat. They got off to a 1-0 lead, then the North Central bats started booming and Rogers went down to defeat 15-5. Chances of more victories looked hopeful as this publication went to press. one hundred thirty-one First row: West, McMann, Gcile. Second row: Tracy, Davis, Shelter, Stintzi. Third row: Melntrye, Green, Mock. one hundred thirty-two INTERCLASS events are held each spring to see which class has the best trackmen. Although this is not a true test it is always interest- ing. The CROSS-COUNTRY team is said to be the hardest working team in the school and helps develop a lot of distance men f or the track team. one hundred thirty-four Review of the 1952 Track Season A large turnout of men answered Coach James Elsensohn ' s call to the cin- ders for the 1952 season. With a nucleus of 12 returning lettermen to build a team on, and bolstered by a strong squad of underclassmen who showed promise of being point winners, Coach Elsensohn brought home top honors from all the meets. The annual Pullman invitational meet, which was proving to be second only to the state meet, was dominated by the Pirates who grabbed 28 points, followed closely by the Walla Walla Blue Devils who garnered 27. Creat Falls earned 20 while Lewis and Clark gained 14. Cravin McMann set a new meet record in the high jump with a leap of 5 feet 10 j4 inches. Two hundred and fifty-two athletes from 27 schools at- tended the meet which is growing in popularity each year. The meet is for individual accomplishment rather than for team scores. Yakima ' s invitational meet was held for the benefit of the schools in that area to get more experience and individual competition before the team ' s league campaign began. Dean Mock broke the low hurdle record in 13.9 seconds. Ron Green set a new pole vault record at 11 feel inches. In the first city league meet of the year, whi h was held on Meyer field. the Pirates dominated the broad jump and 1 00-yard dash to take the Lewis and Clark Tigers 73-31. Jack Shelter broke the old Rogers shot-put record with a put of 48 feet 10% inches. Rogers took all but three first place honors. The Gonzaga Bullpups came to Rogers and lound themselves heading back home with their tails between their legs and on the short end of a 58J 2- 45 ' 9 count. It was the third straight year that Rogers had defeated Gonzaga. Bill Geile sparked the Pirates with 1 1 points. Rogers split with Gonzaga in first place honors but took 6 of the 1 1 second place honors and 10 of 12 third place honors for the victory. Rogers handed North Central the worst defeat they have suffered since 1945 when they romped over them 85- 19. The Bucs swept the 100-yard dash, shot-put, broad jump, and the 220-yarcl dash. They took 11 out of the 12 first place events. Bill Geile, Gravin McMann. Jim West, Idaho Davis, Dean Mock, Paul Johnson and Ron Green all won or placed high as the Rogers trackmen came out victorious in the All-City track meet May 9 at Hart field. This win gave Rog- ers their first undisputed track crown since 1 946. Ron Green broke the pole- vault record by his vault of 12 feet % inches. one hundred thirty-five Top — Safe or out? . . . Lower left — Run, Jim, run ! . . . Lower right — Slug it, Skip. one hundred thirty-six Top — Mock goes up and over . . . Center left — Go, Jim, Go . . . Center right — Idaho streaks across for another win . . . Bottom — Ready. Set. Go! one hundred thirty-seven Boys ' Tennis Team First row: Taylor, Bauer, Remm, Ostness, Adams, Elmore, McDaniel. Second row: Reeck, Barnes, Felts, B. Cahalan, Jorgensen, Brinkman, Paulson, Morford, M. Cahalan, Cook. Peterson, Mr. Mabbott. Boys ' and Girls ' TENNIS teams are competing with other school teams in both the fall and spring. Although they are not given as much publicity as the other Pirate teams they work just as hard. Some of the players may some day become great champions and be known the world over. one hundred thirty-eight Top left — You winning, Larry? . . . Top center — Trophy case seems full . . . Top right — Danger ! Al ' s good . . . Center left — Service-e-e-e . . . Center — More trophies . . . Center right — I ' m ready . . . Bottom left — Waiting . . . Bottom center — Bauer ' s back-hand Bottom right — Here she conies! one hundred thirty-nine Turning out every Tuesday and Thursday nights die Rogers girls had a chance to earn points for their letters in GIRLS ' ATHLETICS. During the course of the year the girls fol- lowed the seasons by playing volleyball, basketball and softball. In the volleyball competition, the girls played the other Spokane high schools and the two junior high schools to cop the first-place city title. After the last volleyball game the girls began their basketball turnouts and developed into a very good team. They began the season by defeating the Havermale squad by a 29 to 14 count and after suffcring two defeats already came up against a third when the Curlew team from Canada outscored them 47 to 22 in a night game at Rogers. one hundred ?rty Then when spring invaded the Rogers high school playfields and melted the snow from the black-topped playing surface to the east of the schools, the girls opened their spring softball campaign. They spent their Tuesday and Thursday afternoons practicing and gained five points towards their letters for each turnout they attended. Their opponents they faced this spring were Havermale junior high school, Libby junior high school, West Valley high school and Lakeland Village. The girls athletic coaches were Miss Eleanor Mele and Miss Mildred Ryan. Probably the biggest improvement of the year for the Girls ' Athletics department was reached when the black top playing area was blocked off to prevent the area from being used as a parking lot. one hundred forty-one The Pirate Log, 1951-1952 SEPTEMBER 5— Back +0 the Old Grind 1 2 — Frosh Con 14 — Pep Con Merry-So-Round (first place) I 8 — Frosh Open House 20— Pep Con 21 — Girls ' League Con Rogers vs. L. C. (football) 26— Big-Little Sister Party 27 — Pep Con Rogers Record 28 — Rogers vs. Gonzaga (football) OCTOBER 3 — Pep Con 4 — Rogers vs. North Central (football) 5 — Boys ' Federation Con I I — Rogers Record Pep Con 12 — Rogers vs. Gonzaga (football) Annual Shrine Game I 7 — Pep Con 18 — Girls ' League Con Rogers vs. L. C. (football) End of First Six Weeks 19 — Teachers ' Institute 22 — Report Cards 25 — Rogers Record Pep Con 26 — Rogers vs. Yakima (football) 27 — School Halloween Mixer 3 I — Pep Con NOVEMBER 1— Rogers vs. N. C. (football) 2 — Boys ' Federation Con 7— Play Con 8 — Rogers Record 9 — School Play — The Curious Savage 10— Rogers vs. Walla Walla (football) (Band and marching units attended) 13 — Armistice Day Con 16 — Girls ' League Con Fall Festival 21 — Rogers Record Sadie Hawkins Dance 22 — Thanksgiving Day Vacation 23— All-City Fox Show 29 — Mother and Son Banquet 30 — End of Second Six Weeks DECEMBER 3 — Report Cards 4 — Election Primaries 5 — Treasure Chest Sale Begins 7 — Boys ' Federation Con 8 — Pirette Dance — Football Finale I I — Candidate Introduction Con for A. S. B. 12 — Football Banquet I 3 — Rogers Record 14 — Final Elections 18 — Christmas Concert 19 — Football Awards Con Dad and Daughter Banquet 21 — Girls ' League Con Christmas Program 22 — Christmas Dance 24 — Christmas Vacation Begins JANUARY 2 — Vacation Ends 3 — Pep Con 4 — Rogers vs. North Central (basketball) 9 — Thespian Con I I — Boys ' Federation Con Rogers vs. Gonzaga (basketball) 1 2 — Senior Prom 1 7 — Rogers Record Winter Concert 18 — Senior Dress-Up Day Rogers vs. Lewis and Clark (basketball) 20 — Baccalaureate 21 — Senior Breakfast Move-Up Con Commencement 28 — Girls ' League Con 3 I — Pep Con FEBRUARY I — Boys ' Federation Con Rogers vs. West Valley (basketball) 6 — March of Dimes Con 7 — Rogers Record 8 — Rogers vs. North Central (basketball) 14 — Pep Con one hundred ]orty-two 15 — Girls ' League Con Rogers vs. Gonzaga (basketball) 21 — Rogers Record Installation and Washington ' s Birthday Con Rogers vs. L. C. (basketball) 22 — Washington ' s Birthday (vacation) 27 — Gonzaga Glee Club Con 29 — Leap Year Dance MARCH 5 — Thespian Pay Con 6 — Rogers Record 7 — Boys ' Federation Con Rogers vs. West Valley (basketball) End of First Six Weeks 8 — Eastern Washington Solo and Ensemble Meet 10 — Report Cards I i— Dads ' Night 12 — Basketball Awards Con 20 — Rogers Record 21 — Girls ' League Con Jack and the Bean Stalk 28 — Spring Concert APRIL 2 — Sports Queen Introduction Con 3 — Rogers Record A — Whitworth Orchestra Con 7 — Spring Vacation Begins I I — Spring Vacation Ends 16 — National Honor Society Con End of Sports Queen Contest 18 — Crowning of Spring Sport s Queen Rogers vs. L. C. (track) 21 — Registration for Next Semester Begins 22 — Rogers vs. North Central (baseball) 24 — Rogers vs. Gonzaga (baseball) 25 — End of Second Six Weeks Rogers vs. Gonzaga (track) 26 — Eastern Washington Music Meet 28 — Report Cards 29 — Rogers vs. L. C. (baseball) 30 — Vocational Conferences MAY 1 — Rogers Record Rogers vs. North Central (baseball) 2 — Rogers vs. Norlh Central (Irack) 3 — May Day Mixer 6 — Election Primaries Rogers vs. Gonzaga (baseball) 7 — Senior Mothers ' Tea 8 — -Freshman Mothers ' Tea Rogers vs. L. C. (baseball) 9— All-City Track Meet Candidate Introduction Con for A. S. B. I 3 — Rogers vs. North Central (baocball) 14 — Armed Forces Day Con 15 — Rogers Record 17 — Lilac Parade and Pageant Rogers Was the Honor Band 20 — Rogers vs. Gonzaga (baseball) 2 1 — Awards Con 22 — Rogers vs. L. C. (baseball) 23 — Girls ' League Con State Track Meet — Pullman 2A — Senior Prom State Track Meet — Pullman 27— Night Under the Stars 29 — Rogers Record Senior Con Senior Dress-Up Day Annual Day JUNE 1 — Baccalaureate 2 — Senior Breakfast Move-Up Con Commencement 6— School Is Out! one hundred forty-three We would like to thank all the advertisers for their cooperation and live interest in John R. Rogers High School. Arlene Linden, 1952 Business Manager THE DORIAN STUDIO ottetelMf. Extendi to- Each and All a£ the. Qsiaduatei All Qaod WulteA la fyutute. Succeil We App reciate Your Patronage and Always Aim to Give You the Finest in THE DORIAN STUDIO 436 PEYTON BLDG. SPOKANE ' S LEADING STUDIO OF TODAY one hundred forty-five one hundred forty-six from M M JEWELERS Famous for Diamonds and Watches Since 1907 Registered Perfect Diamonds Americas ' s Finest Watches Convenient Credit Terms West 807 Sprague This ad is worthless, without the good will of the students, which is worth $1,000,000 For Your Suits and Furnishings see HAT FREEMAN ' S N. I 17 Post Street MA. 2795 one hundred forty-seven ★ ★ So that you need not guess! We maintain the finest equipment and an experienced staff of a rtists, photog- raphers and engravers so that our patrons need leave nothing to chance. SPOKANE one hundred forty-eight DENSOW ' S ELECTRIC • Sporting Goods • Hardware S. 301 I Grand Rl. 7522 N. 5101 Market GL. 7919 W. 815 Garland BR. 2681 3016 Queen GL. 8844 2609 N. W. Blvd. FA. 4171 STANLEY DENSOW DODSON ' S 517 RIVERSIDE AVENUE FINE JEWELERS FOR 63 YEARS Diamond Merchants The World ' s Finest Watches at Standard Prices ELGIN, GRUEN, HAMILTON and GIRARD PERRIGEAUX WATCHES one hundred forty-nine Little Gifts or Big Gifts Your Choice Is Easy at 707-711 Sprague Ave.— 70S-716 Fir«t Ave r • fs Offer High Salaries DUSineSS LareerS Pleasant Working Conditions Rapid Advancement For those who would like a career in Business, KBU offers the following professional courses : Secretarial Science Bookkeeping Business Administration Machine Bookkeeping Accounting Comptometer For those with good background training who need a knowledge of Shorthand quickly. we recommend: SPEEDWRITING THE ABC EASY-TO-LEARN SYSTEM . . . Training to 120 words per minute takes six weeks in Day School classes — ' twelve weeks in Night School classes. Call or write for information and free booklets describing the above courses. Kinman Business University South I 1 0 Howard Street Phone MA. 1131 one hundred fifty TUXEDOS and Pull-Dress Suits We Ship Anywhere MILLER-DERVANT West 1117 First Ave. MA. 6642 Compliments of FONK ' S 5c to $ 1 .00 Store Headquarters for School Supplies N. 5207 MARKET STREET Reddy Salutes the Graduates Congratulations on your reaching this high step toward your educational goal. The friendly team of over a thou- sand employees of the Washington Water Power Company wishes you continued success from here on. SERVICE Complete Equipment for the Sportsman Reloading Supplies — Fly Tying Supplies MORLAN ' S Outdoor Sporting Goods GUNS — REELS — RODS Repair Service for All Sports W. 825 Main MAin 7751 A freshman does not know and he knows he does not know. A sophomore does not know but he does not know he does not know. A junior knows but he does not know he knows. A senior knows and he knows he knows and he wants everybody else to know he knows. (borrowed) one hundred fifty-one Ulhihuorth College SERVING THE INLAND EMPIRE Fall Semester Begins SEPTEMBER 9 OFFERS MAJORS IN Art Bible Biology Business Chemistry Christian Ed. Economics Education English History Home Ec. Journalism Language Mathematics Music Philosophy Physical Ed. Physics Political Science Psychology Recreational Leadership Secretarial Science Sociology Speech and Drama Pre-Medicine Pre-Engineering Pre-Law Nursing Medical Tech. Teacher-Education Lire at Home or on Campus YOUR FOOD DOLLAR GOES FARTHER AT BLODGETT ' S Wellesley annd Nevada CITY DRUG STORE GEAN M. ISENHART, Owner N. 5019 Market Street Spokane 14, Washington PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Complimen ts of Diamond Cash Grocery Meats and Groceries 41 Years in Business Serving Hillyard E. 2902 Diamond GL. 1664 one hundred fifty-two Fishing Tackle Hunting Supplies Evinrude Motors Odega N. 5218 Market GL. 9257 George Elmer Brown REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE N. 5202 Market Street Spokane SUMMER LOVE SONG They were out upon a picnic And were sitting in the sand ; The moon was shining brightly As he held her little shawl. As he held her little shawl How fast the time did fly ; His heart was heating wildly As he gazed into her lunch basket. As he gazed into her lunch basket And wished he had a taste ; He felt extremely happy With his arm around her parasol. With his arm around her parasol Fortunate was this young chap ; With happiness he trembled As she sat upon his handkerchief. As she sat upon his handkerchief This charming sweet young miss; Her lips an invitation As he shvlv stole a sandwich. IGA Liberty Market and Grocery Corner of Market and Diamond — Free Parking While Shopping Oberty Mfflts Cow Prices and Cow Prices Mean Oberty The Best of Quality Groceries, Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables one hundred fifty-three Shore, and I ' d be proud to have yer sign my annual— for a small fee, of course. Congratulations SENIOR CLASS ' 52 Hamburgers Milk Shakes Dinners SCHULZE CORNER Diamond and Market Hillyard GRADUATION SUITS AT BROOKS All Sizes Regulars, Shorts and Longs, Single or Double-breasted 49 50 Others 39.50 to 75.00 SHOIS FOR MEN one hundred fifty-four Hillyard ' s Headquarters for JANTZEN WHITE STAG SPORT TOGS THE LEROI Downtown Hillyard GL. 2718 N. 5117 Market CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of ' 52 It ' s unusual to be able to get the best quality at reduced rates, but that ' s what the Seniors receive at the Christian Studio. We are anxious to please you, because we know you will always come back for future portraiture and fair treatment. We will be seeing you. Signed, Ike GUuUan Studio Portraits - Kodak Finishing - Camera Supplies - Copies Congratulations . CLASS OF 1952 6 COCA-COLA BOTTLING, INC. Spokane, Wash. one hundred fifty-five • COLLEGE • ENTRANCE • REQUIREMENT Scotland ' s Finest Sweaters Cashmere or Lambswool in sixteen luscious colors Davenport Hotel Congratulations To All Youse GALS and GUYS WE ' RE MIGHTY PROUD OF YOU HERE AT LES CRITZER ' S MEN ' S SHOPS W. 712Sprague N. 5011 Market one hundred fifty-six After High School . . What? Your Swiftest Entrance Into the Business World Is Through the KELSEY-BAIRD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL . . . WHY? 1. PERSONAL ATTENTION— thus assuring you of the fastest progress possible. Your rapid advancement here means real money saved in tuition and supplies. 2. UNIVERSITY TRAINED TEACHERS — to give you the advantage of thorough instruction. 3. UP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT — to train you on the newest machines to fit yourself into the modern business offices. 4. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE— to place you in a good position that you have been trained to fill capably. Kelsey-Baird Secretarial School HUTTON BUILDING PHONE MAIN 6746 SARTORI Matter Craftsmen in Jewelry N. 10 Wall St. Furniture of Known Quality Moderately Priced IVhcie iCt easy to ftuik o V V •  O  O VERN ' S SHELL SERVICE Stop at Vern ' s for Speedy Service The Kind of Service You ' ll Enjoy N. 4904 Market Hlllyard Phone MAin 3361 For Printing . . . Office Supplies . . . OFFICE FURNITURE SHAW BORDEN CO. 325-7 Riverside 326-7 Sprague one hundred fifty-seven Congratulations to the Class of ' 52 CARNATION COMPANY FRESH MILK and ICE CREAM 407 Cataldo BR. 0354 CONGRATULATIONS from Spokanite Cleaners N. 5126 Market CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 Arden Farms Co. W. 723 Mallon See Hagen ' s for your Fine Portraits aazn ± l 9 3 doors east of the Old National Bank W. 416 Riverside one hundred fifty-eight DRIVE TO HILLYARD AND SAVE MADREN BROS. S+udebaker New and Used Cars and Trucks N. 5303 Market GL. 1627 Hillyard Texaco Service Thos. E. Jewell N. 4808 Market GL. 9071 HOLQUIST ' S SHOE STORE Is Featuring the Latest Styles in Men ' s, Ladies ' , Teen-Ager ' s and Children ' s Shoes E. 3009 Diamond GL. 9477 ERIE DAIRY A Home-Owned Business Locally Produced Milk N. 5501 Market GL. 2311 Congratulations HILLYARD FURNITURE CO. Free Parking — Terms N. 5118 Market Spokane Good Luck to All of You SPROUSE-REITZ and CO. N. 5009 Market School Supplies, Novelties, Toilet Goods, Greeting Cards, Etc. Try Our Homemade Candy and Ice Cream FERN CANDY CO. W. 332| 2 Riverside Bus McDonald Norm Ayers Authorized Dealers WESTERN AUTO STORE N. 5112 Crestline It was in a restaurant that they met Romeo and Juliet. And when they left, they left a debt, For Romeo ' d what Julie-et. THE FREEZER E. 3019 Diamond GL. 9088 W here Rogers Meets SANDBERG MOTORS General Repairs and Parts N. 5609 Market GL. 5919 COZZETTO FIRESTONE PRODUCTS Home and Auto Supplies N. 5217 Market GL. 1669 HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME We serve every Faith, Creed, and Fraternity N. 2203 Division BR. 1010 one hundred fifty-nine Often ett i fo t6e eadent Before you is your copy of the 1952 Treasure Chest. It is a virtual log of the activities, achieve- ments, sorrows and joys of your year at Rogers High School. Opening last Septemher with the first day in classes and closing after hectic days full of exams, lectures, labs and activities, we hope your Treasure Chest will bring back fond memories of school to you. We especially hope that this will be an accurate record for the seniors who are now finishing their high school careers. In closing we wish to thank all of the people who helped us in publishing this yearbook, espe- cially Don Townsend and his Trade School Print Shop gang, Pete Long at the Spokane American Engravers, our binders and all the students and faculty who helped us through the trying days. Donna Newcomb, 1952 Treasure Chest Editor I N D Our Theme 2-9 The Commander Speaks 10 The First Mate Speaks 11 The Second Mates Help Chart Our Course 12 Faculty 13-18 January Senior Officers and Elections . . 22 January Class Leaders 23 January Seniors 24-28 Dedication to Jim Kellogg 30 June Class Elections and Officers .... 31 June Class Leaders 32 June Seniors 33-50 Home Rooms 302, 218, 308, 125 54 Home Rooms 127, 309, S-2, 205 55 Home Rooms 203, 311, 106, 211 56 Home Rooms 221, 300A, S-4, S-3 .... 57 Home Rooms 201, 108, 109, 219 58 Home Rooms 220, AG, GG, 307 59 Home Rooms 222, 216, 110, 124 60 Home Rooms 301, 300B, 316, 304 .... 61 Home Rooms 315, S-5, 206, 101 62 Fall A. S. B. Officers and Representatives 64 Spring A. S. B. Officers and Representatives 67 Fall G. L. Officers and Representatives . . 68 Spring G. L. Officers and Representatives 69 Fall B. F. Officers and Representatives . . 70 Spring B. F. Officers and Representatives 71 Boys ' Federation - Girls ' League Advisers 72 Fall and Spring National Honor Society . 73 D. K. History and F. H. A. Clubs .... 74 O. G. A. and Cosmic Clubs 75 Junior and Senior Math Clubs 76 Spanish and French-Latin Clubs .... 77 Palette and Brush and Lyre Clubs ... 78 Rifle and Ski Clubs 79 Three C ' s and R Clubs 80 Speakers ' Bureau and Thespian Club . . 81 Conductors and Fire Squad 82 Hall Patrol and Athletic Patrol .... 83 Movie Room Workers - Locker Committee 84 Study Hall Checkers, Library Workers . . 85 E X Gym Office, Shop Workers, Nurse ' s Office 86 Bookroom and Boys ' Federation Workers . 87 Business Office and Main Office Workers . 88 Cooks and Janitors 89 Drum Major and B and 92-93 Pep Band and Orchestra 94-95 Advisers and Choir 96-97 Triple Trio and Girls ' Glee Club .... 98-99 Boys ' Quartet and Boys ' Glee Club . . 100-101 Majorettes and Pirettes 102-103 Flag Twirlers and Advisers 104 Song and Cheer Leaders 105 Fall and Spring Record Staff 106 Annual Staff and T. C. Representatives . . 107 ALL-SCHOOL PLAYS The Curious Savage 108 Jack and the Bean Stalk 109 Stage Crew and Debate 110 Football Individuals 114-116 Review of Football Season 117 B Squad and Frosh Football Squads ... 118 Coaches and Managers 119 Basketball Individuals 120-121 Review of Basketball Season 122 B Squad and Frosh Basketball 123 Action Shots 124-125 Sports Queen 126 Sports Queen and Attendants 127 Baseball Individuals 128-129 Review of Baseball Season 130 B Squad and Frosh Basketball 131 Track Individuals 132-133 Interclass and Cross-Country 134 Track Review 135 Baseball Action Shots 136 Track Action Shots 137 Boys ' Tennis and Girls ' Tennis 138 Tennis Action Shots 139 Girls ' Athletics 140-141 Calendar 142-143 Advertising Section 145-159 one hundred sixty SSI