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

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, a Q. A ' A.Y, 5 LAVELLE BLACK JOHN JELINEK Dean of Girls Dean of Boys P HELEN LELAND TRACY WALTERS Girls! Counselor Boys' Counselor l , -ll-fiwfiaagf . . -' - -far iw. I H K - :X .. ,Aw Q.. ' ARDEN ROWE HARRIET FOLAND JULE BISSET OFFICE STAFF IRENE WELCH KATHERINE O'BRIEN MARGARET HIDY m 11 lmmyuimw fmm.s:1mziw-

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at Qikflany former students have reflected great credits John Rogers High School. They have compared with the best in the land and have given us a pride in our school. fax 4 swf. sl 3' of the present students-scholars, speakers, athletes and musicians-have already ff glspzgjgigggtjveonsiderable promise for the future. Their are reflected in all of us as we They are from Rogers. gfgyrfm f':.'ff's.:i'wg mm 'f gxwgiggn itil 3 M J SfS.3?f1ifks5 James Elsensohn Vice Principal tifst' is si if 285952 it ssl? 55 :ww . fig? To reflect faccording to 'Websterj 'ito bend back-to 'return an image as in a ponder or weigh. .wwif 2 ' 2-, As the theme for the 1964 Treasure Chestiiiilgflec- tions provides a mirror to the activities the year and a guide to ponder the future in of the past. s ' Our faces and our friends' faces will en these covers as a lasting reflection of challenges, the failures and the us has experienced. Seniors leave with an image of their activities ments-an image and an . . who remain to emulate in ambitions. QM wgzggggagwtsii agtgswiss. ' 1' .- As each year book 'cbends ki' the new ear rovides a fut 7' made P . V 11 through our reflections on ffhat past. . Paul G. MacGown Principal .eg.y. yy ey . A'

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5 3 REFLECTIONS What a student does or says is reflected in the pool of experience-just as a quiet pool on a surn- mer's day mirrors the fleecy clouds in Nature's bluest sky. Students at john R. Rogers High School have cause to reflect on their accomplishments this year. The yearbook mirrors many activities that are indicative of fruitful lives. America will be happy to welcome these students into industry, profes- sional and military circles-all facets of life. As years pass, John R. Rogers graduates will have time to reflect on the wonderful training they re- ceived in high school-the basis for successful lives in chosen fields of endeavor. Mr. lNilliam C. Sorenson, Superintendent Spokane Public Schools SPOKANE SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. William C. Sorenson, Mr. George R. Nethercutt, Mr. William Luscher, Mr. H. Avery Peyton, Mr. Oscar C. Santschi, Mrs. Mary F. Wurth, and Mr. John K. Stallcop-Secretary.