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

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Page 8 7a ' x. Shirley Lorraine Fosket September 7, 1939 July 5, 1957 YZ'u though I walk through the volley ofthe rhod- ow of death I will for no evil, jhr thou aff with me. Pmlm 23.4 When the class of 1958 marches down the aisle to receive their diplomas Shirley Lorraine Fosket will be present in memory only, for on july 3, 1957 Shirley marched up that long aisle to receive the diploma of eternal life. It is hard to understand why the young who have so very much to live for are taken from us. Although Shirley's life on earth was short and at time very painful her courage and faith never Wavered. May that same courage and faith ever be an example to us in our journey through life.

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. , xkw., 1 x it Mrs. Black A newly created position here at Rogers is that of Dean of Girls? This position is ably filled by Mrs. Lavelle Black. In the past she was a girl's P.E. instructor in the old Hillyard High School in 1929. Marriage interrupted her teaching career in 1935 but later she resumed her school career in 1942 as Girl's Advisor. just recently she was given the title of Dean of Girls. Mrs. Black's various duties include, girls attendance, health and curricular problems. When asked what are her goals, she will reply, I am interested in girls, I would like to see all girls well adjusted and happy. 11.24 Mr. jelinek Mr. jelinek has a big job dealing with the boys as Dean of Boys. His time is taken up by those students who have personal, academic and social problems. Mr. jelinek is remembered as a chemistry teacher. This year he stepped out of his role as a Chemistry instructor and into the full time job of Dean of Boys. As part of his duties he directs the Hall Patrol and supervises various service activities in which boys participate. Although he likes his new job he misses the fragrant odor of HZS. Mrs, Hollis Mrs. Folland Mrs. Rowe Mrs. Hollis is a new office worker this year. Before coming to Rogers she was Mr. W. C. Sorenson's secretary at the School District 81 office. Her tasks are many and hours long. She has the responsibility of handling all mail and correspondence, registering new students and issuing transcripts to those leaving, greeting guests, and caring for the need of the faculty. Mrs. Rowe has been in charge of the bookroom at Rogers for four years. She is in charge of locker registration, and buys, sells, and dispenses all sup- plies to students, and faculty. Her summers are spent by taking inventory and stocking the bookroom for the opening of school in the fall. Mrs. Folland is assigned to two offices. In the main office she handles ac- cident insurance, tickets, deposits and refunds. As a bookkeeper in the busi- ness office she assists in keepingrecords and handling miscellaneous duties. She has been at Rogers for two years. Page 7

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