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

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Cheetle$dets, Lettemen Represent School Leadership Pictured are: ROW 1: Doug Hansen, Dick Olsen. ROW 2: Jerry Hermanson, Dex Bordwell, Tom Sparley, Andy Anderson I

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Almost everyone, at some time, comes into contact with someone who makes life a little easier and better. Then, unexpectedly, that someone is gone, and there is nothing left but a dark emptiness. Mr. Jelinek was that kind of man. He was a helping hand when things got rough. When a guy had troubles which were just too much for him to handle by himself, Mr. Jelinek was there with a word of encouragement and understanding. John Jelinek was born in Spokane in 1923. He began his education at Regal Ele- mentary School and later attended Rogers. John Jelinek made a name for himself in many school activities. It is a credit to Spokane and its schools that such a man as John Jelinek should have chosen Rogers as a place to live and work. He came, and he went, and he left a mark while passing through which will never be erased. It is said that a man ' s greatness may be measured by the number of his friends. If this is true, then John Jelinek was a truly great man.

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Pictured are: ROW 1: Bev Jones, Joann Tilton, Sandy Prince. ROW 2: Laura De Chenne, Cheryl Mills, Cheryl Resseman, Joann Hoffman