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Art Develops Creativity . . . The Fine Arts department at Rogers offers each student the opportunity to be an artist whether he is working with pencil, paint, or pottery. The variety of art media is unlimited. Basic art provides a working background for the more specialized areas of painting, drawing, lettering, sculpture, commercial art, and crafts. The goal of all the art classes is one of appreciation and understanding by participation and experimentation. The flexibility within the building and the wealth of available resource materials can provide each individual student with the means to do his own thing in art. ABOVE: The things I put up with! ABOVE: Ed Jones and Sharon Schmidt perfect art skills. 22
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Languages Reflect Foreign Cultures . . . Parlez-vous francais? Mais oui. Hablas espanol? Ya lo creo! From the first day in Rogers ' language classes, students begin hearing the language they have selected and making their own responses in the language. Hearing and speaking are soon followed by reading and writing, so that all the basic language skills are developed. The language laboratory aids in giving each student opportunity for the constant repetitive practice which is necessary for mastery. This year the four second-year Spanish classes were organized for SLAPS (Spanish-Learning-Activity-Packet- Series), to perm it every student to start where needed, and progress as rapidly as ambition and ability permitted. Instruction here was on the individual or very small group basis. In addition to the ten sections of Spanish and six of French, there is a lively first-year Latin class and a small group of students studying German during the after-school hours. ABOVE: Mrs. Pence demonstrates an expression used in Spanish.
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Industrial Arts Department Expands . . . Industrial Arts at Rogers offers more courses than any of the other high schools in Spokane. The students who take these classes have a chance to explore, such areas as: Woodworking, metalworking, electronics, drafting, and automechanics. Also, this year, a course in graphic arts has been added that is proving popular with senior students. The school was fortunate during the summer and fall of 1969 to purchase two different print shops that were going out of business. Rogers now has five presses and a sizeable stock of type. The students do various jobs for the school. Students at Rogers have a great ABOVE: Kevin Mickelsen sorts type in Graphic Arts. opportunity to decide what life work they are interested in and what will most be satisfying to them in the future. 23
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