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

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nt Pbyrzcazl Educaizbljipyjgxk MARJORY LAKEWOLD j prag Physical Education Wash. State College, B.A. At Rogers since 1958 CARL ELLINGSON Physical Education Whitworth Wash. State College, B.S. Univ. of Wash., M.S. E.W.C.E. At Rogers since 1938 PEGGY MOTLEY Physical Education, Dept. Head Wash. State College, B.S. San Jose State College At Rogers since 1959 VERNIE TRAVIS Physical Education Jameston College, North Dakota, B.A. At Rogers since 1959 TUMBLERS-Among the different courses taught in the girls' physical education classes is that of tumbling. Here the girls are demonstrating one of the numerous stunts learned. FRED BROWN Physical Ed. Ftbl. Coach Wash. State College, B1A At Rogers since 1947 'QMUSCULUS TONUSH-Exercising is one of the most important phases in boys' P.E. A great deal of time is spent during each class for muscle toning. Here boys are shown climbing a ladder to tone their arm and shoul- der muscles. Page 20

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FOREST BRIGHAM Choral Music Dept. Head Univ. of Idaho, B.M., M.M. Oklahoma State Lewis 8a Clark College Fred Waring Choral Sch. Paul Christiansen Choral School At Rogers since 1943 Home Ecmomzbf CECILLE LE FOR Homemaking San Fran. Col. for Women Wash State Univ., B.S. At Rogers since 1960 F -25 .. -gi? 1 gt., Mufzb . 'ff' f ROBERT E. FosTER CN ' 'i', Colorado State College, . B.A. rscriaii ian! rhiill isrrs , ,i . - Wash- State College 1 rrrrh 5 g.f.vfg+ Af Rogers SiHCC1956 A g . 1 f .J--My e , . roor I CHARSTE MIKKELSON Home Economics Dept. Head North Dakota State, B.S. Univ. of Minnesota Wash. State College E.W.C.E. Oregon State College, M.S. At Rogers since 1937 W .1 . .Ji 1 . W i.. '12 , .f-vs-ss, it . .I if I-,ff ,L f me t . ft, ,gf it -if 4 re H I 1 Si. X :J t 3 e- N W Q X , , . It , E.-EE, w W Wil? t 5 5-til Q1 Q... C ELLA MOYER f - ,,,1' fsfi Home Economics Wash. State College, peg' B -A-2 M -A' . T f 1 4 Univ. of Wash. tt '. Oregon State College Iigigzjgef Univ. of California At Ro ers since 1941 'f fi g ' A ws' f Liitgtiilirw-.wiiiftifs ,sf . - -Q.a.piaf -. mwf-east, ,gif 2 is -...rw ' r-efewfssgt-rgf,-. 5... ' if 1- ' Z'iZ. :'vWT' wie LEARNING BY OBSERVATION- The largest operation of the Home- rnaking department is the maintaining of a nursery school. The observation of these children helps homemaking students learn about child develop- ment. Page 19 .M ETH EE LARSON Homemaking Oregon State College Univ. of Wash. Wash. State College, B.A. E.W.C.E. At Rogers since 1945 LEOTI TREADWELL Home Economics Wash. State College, B.A. i e, it , At Rogers since 1952 ,E 5 J' 77 3'. F .lv 1 f Wg, 2 I 'lx i, 46, 4 It gg? , 336 7 .sf 0' ' 7 s'1iliqirll?'qg5i 'B i 9 5 if ....r 3 J? s t fi V t if .2 rt i eff:-in , r

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Page 21 KWH-ieazcbmcg Pmonnel z E I I ...ff lf nf' ,Qi - V YR fi fi it .iw ww ,ft - ff . 5 . . . Mk? C . , 2 i' X 4.53 1 te xx' z 1 Z l CAFETERIA PERSONNEL-Food is one of the mainstays of a teen-ager's life, and the cooks at Rogers have provided excellent hot lunches for the students.. Those preparing the meals are, left to right: Mrs. Rachel Larson, Mrs. Georgia Tubbs, Mrs, Bea Foster, Mrs. Martha Kingery, Mrs. Nina O'Keefe, and Mrs. Ellen Clough. -I ' . , ,f1.,,,:-6545, ' - it 'M QQ.. y fs- Qgg'ili4' my ,K t M Am .,. qi M , ew :X BUILDING AND GROUND PERSONNEL-Custodians play an important part in keeping Rogers clean. Many people have visited this school every day and were impressed because Rogers was so clean, both inside and out. These visitors left with a very high opinion of the school. Custodians working at Rogers are, left to right, first row: Clarence Ruud, head custodiang Ed Glowen, Jack DeWitt, and Marion Edwards. Back row: Ed Kochel, Earl Peterson, Frank Zeetler and Curtis Fin- ley. 1 4 l