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

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- ALL ARTICLES ARE CHECKED FOR ERRORS SEVERAL TIMES. MANY STAFF MEMBERS ARE KEPT BUSY JUST TYPING STORIES. PHOTOGRAPHERS KEEP BUSY TAKING PICTURES Mellta Bowers, and Shirley Iirown. .Ncting as advertising man- agers for the paper and annual were liernard Berry, Duane Hall, Ilixon Poole, and Kareen Ekman. A typical day i11 room 208 sometimes entails some very un- usual experiences. .X stranger dropping i11 might see zulything from girls sipping tea to a manhunt heing conducted, depending on the type of picture needed for newspaper, annual, drama, sports, PTA or other use. Three typewriters are usually going strong, and adding to the hulm-hula would prolialmly Ive the radio with some feature reporter methodically keeping time to some IIIIIC that is Iteing considered for revamp or discussion in a feature article. This apparent confusion 1Ioesn't daunt any of the old-timers and they go about their Irusiness as tho they had the place all to themselves instead of sharing the 13 x I5 foot working space with 20 other students, .X pencil, Il piece of paper, and a clear space on a desk, floor, window, or wall is all that is necessary to keep them happy. ADVERTISEMENTS WERE PLANNED BY KAREEN EKMAN AND DON RYAN.

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am 77e6945ofz5ocwl Pzeemrgbtdaa 2'-zuggdczf C' U School Supplies Magazines and Toile+ries Pholo Supplies Developing and Prinling Brown 8: Haley Candies A. E. JOHNSON. Prop. hnmacy CLOSED I N. 4602 Nevada S+. suNoAvs O HU. 4632 or GL. 4I44 I4