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

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1960 TREATURF CH ST 2575 Edzizbn EDITOR IN CHIEF ......... ......... L YNDA PAGNOTTA ASSOCIATE EDITOR ........ ............... P AUL LEWIS BUSINESS MANAGER ....... ....... D UANE FREDERIC ANNUAL ADVISOR ................... ............... M R. WEITZ PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR ....... ,...... M R. HJORTEDAL ART ADVISOR .........A............ ........... M R. ALLER TREASURE CHEST STAFF Charlotte Anderson Marlene Atkinson Julienne Avery Joe Branda jack Carr Kathy Cole Wanda Conboy Sharon Copeland Sheila Davey Peggy Davis Peggy Hauge ROGER Forrest Burgess Fred Gest Kerry Hafner Mike Lawrence Introduction ...... Faculty ...... Seniors Classes .... Activities .,.. Clubs ...... Sports ........ Advertising ....... Bob Kannberg Sue Plewman Stella May Reif Judy Skarset Nena Smothers Art Summers Christi Wakeley Grace Ward Judi White Sharon Weis Stan Westover S PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Earl Nelson Sandy O'Keefe Denny Peterson TABLE OF CONTENTS

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JESSE L. PURDY, Principal. As principal of John Rogers for 12 years, Mr. J. L. Purdy has continu- ally devoted a keen interest to a school program which best serves the needs of its citizenry for democratic living. Mr. Purdy has inspired and guided both teachers and students in a mu- tual striving for maximum heights in scholarship. The entire scholarship program which his staff put into op- eration this year was never more successful. During this term, Mr. Purdy con- tributed much time to work on the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools from the eight states of the Northwest, including Alaska and Hawaii. After a second year in the new school additions, students and faculty alike continue to feel gratification for the excellent co-ordination among Mr. Purdy, members of his staff and the building contractors. The planning and the building team work has made Rogers an even more beautiful school with modern and practical features. Out of a host of other important responsibilities too numerous to men- tion in this limited space, Mr. Purdy finds that he must constantly repre- sent and coordinate school and com- munity activities. He is always read- ily available to the public, and to his teachers and students to assist in any way possible. Moreover, Mr, Purdy finds himself on call for various dis- trict, state and national activities and organizations. Thus one can readily see the great responsibilities placed in the hands of the Rogers school principal and the magnitude of his educational contri- butions to the community. SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS -- The administrative personnel joined forces every week to discuss the prob- lems of the different phases of school life. Here Mr. Purdy, Mr. Elsensohn, Mr. MacGown, Mrs. Black and Mr. jelinek take time to pose for the pho- tographers during a discussion. Page 6