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

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All three of these men are familiar figures at games. In fact, no one feels that a crowd is quite complete unless all three of them are present. Another of their general duties is presiding at all the school dances. Convo- cations also take up much of their time. 'Ilhey make regular appearances at al- most every con presented. Still another duty is looking after many of the school clubs and helping with initiations and parties. Although to many of the students these four executives seem to be doing nothing, they are really the four busiest people in the school. It is interesting to note the number of years some of these people have been at Rogers High School. M r. l'urdy has challqed up 29 years of work and service at Hillyard High and Rogersg M rs. lilaek has worked at Rogers and llillyard High for 18 years. Mr. Mactlovvn comes next with 15 yea1's and then Mr. Chrisman, who is fin- ishing his year No. ll with his associates. 'llhe office workers have also added a good many years to the list. Mrs. Sprague has been at Rogers since 1940 and Mrs. XVizemann, since 1951. In all these years, despite personal feeling or difficulties, these public ser- vants have all given Rogers the best they had to offer in service, endless energy, and loyalty. BUSINESS AND PLEASURE DURING DAY. MRS. LAVELLE BLACK Y COOPERATION EXISTS BETWEEN MR. CHRISMAN QLEFTJ, AND MRS. BLACK. syhff SMX! lit l LUSTERIZED DRY CLEANING by IDEAL Laundry and Cleaners Spokanciv Largest Jusf Call BRdway I200 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Main Office - E. I7 Boone Branch Offices S. 6I7 Washington S. 3I6 Monroe N. I25 Sfevens Cash and Carry Savings! 9

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SPOK HOTEL HOME OF THE Silver Grill T h e N e w Silver Ballroom FOR Parfies Dancing Banquets FIRST AND STEVENS OFFICE ASSISTANTS ARE MRS. SPRAGUE CLEFTJ, AND MRS. WIZEMANN. E. B. CHRISMAN VICE-PRINCIPAL PAUL C. MacGOWN MIXES course, has the help of the Boys Federation, and also inherits their problems in exchange. Although there may be kicks about filling out so many cards, and com- ments such as, do they actually file all that stuff or are they just keeping the janitors busy? Having that information is one of the wa-ys in which the office operates. O7 In case of an emergency at school or at home, the office can get in touch with you or your parents immediately. Office workers can find your locker number to get books for you if you're at home sick, they have complete records for employers and information for college entrance boards. The book cards that everyone must fill out serve not only as a check on the borrower of the book but also as an insurance against someone's stealing ex- pensive textbooks. Comfortable and convenient sick rooms are provided for all the students and teachers. Shoeshine, sewing, and first-aid kits are available for their use at any time. ln addition to fishing, Mr. Purdy also finds plenty of time to attend all athletic events, as do most members of the faculty. Above the roar and tumult of a football game you can usually hear Mr. Purdy, Mr. MacGown, or Mr. Chrisman exclaiming over the last foul or spectacular touchdown.

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