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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1985 volume:

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'NA .X Nw lgrls lfoooh Alfredo Alvorez Scorr Angioi Kellie Bochrnon Jeone Becker John BGCIKGV Sandro Beckley Tommy Bingomon Willigm Blindguer Brent Bozorrh Dovid Bridges Dovid Briggs Dovid Brown rf 'gmac Pouio Brown Roe Brundeil Chris Butcher Srephonie Butler Richard Coble Mike Compbeli Joe Ccirboh Don Corver Nilslsi Cosey Roy Cholich Michol Choporro Kirsten Chose V F i i H! i Gentry Childress Cindy Cloe Morcelle Coffey Steven Coffmon Tomi Cole Rondy Cooper Shirley Cowon Sheri i i Shownerfe Croclserr ,, e , ii, Deboroh Cruz Poul Doniels Morfhew Cruz Sfocey Culver Misty Curris Kirsfen D0venpOrT Eric Dovis Bruce Decker , Angelo Denmon CC Shannon Dewey We M i Si: Korny Dodge Dennis Douville 1' i..f Sue Dunn Por Edwords John Enyeorr Tonyo Erickson Dyonne ,, 1 Jeff Droke Corol Ducios Mike Ehrmonrrour Tino Eiiiorr V I Don Evons Srocey Forreli nw- M ..,, . Morli Fromstod F Mike Fronk Dorren Fronz Shelley French Wendi French Torn Friclss John Fromon Andreo Fry Tony Frye I. H AFWQGIO GOHUGY Sheri Gennerr Joel Gibson Poulerre Glofr W. 1 ' Q N Shelley Goodmon Norolie Groinger Vol Grombow Florerro Gronthem 5' I Colleen l-loclaley Don Hornlin l Dove l-lonshow Anno Horris Kofi Hickrnon Tonyo Hill Sheryl Holden Brion Homes Roeonne Hornmerslsy Jeff Horrmon Melinda Hogon Hool-:om Kerri l-lommonds Jeff Hoyword Melonie Hogue -,,, I I r Joon Howerron Pork HUCI4 Chris Hurd Connie Huss Mory Jennings Gino Jerrow Kris Johnson Richelle Johnson Doug Huffrnon Wolrer Hugler N 1 4, J u, I Nicole Irwin Debbie Joclsson Curr Johnson Dione Johnson Glenn Julion Shone Kolomorski Mono JUH00 Korie Kominslsi Jocl-zie Kenworrhy LOOCG KGHWOVVVW Susi Kirihoro Jim Koch Mory Locroix Leon LQfQQn Korhleen Keller Shown Kennedy W V. gift. Dorcy Kem Norholie Kimboll Seewong Kumwong Seewopong Kumwong .,-fi' . yu? MQW Lone Mike Lonegon 17 , . I Krisren Larson John Lauer Lori Lewis Cathy Lloyd Bill Madison Shawn Manley Darrin Marion Charles Marrino wff' 1 Marvin Mason Julie Matlock Ron Marlocls Julie Marrhews ,X Dan Mauro Dave Mauro Pere Mauro Connie MCDOnOld Ryon McElroy Sheri Milword Judy Mossor ... I ,. M ,Q K, Chris McGuire Roy McNomoro Cheryl Meek Ken Mile- Srephonie Molerre Colleeh Moore Leng Mouo Brehdo Mulonio Scorr Munro Ginger Murphy f ' r , Rich Ngy Dorreh Neol Giou Ngyueh Hoo Nguyen Thu Nguyen 5feven NOII Por Nowoclsi Joy poulson Michelle Pelrier Clifford Phillips Gino Pirmon 'li i , TKT 2 E .. X 'f c 4 JR Qgden Michelle Ogrin porrish Qsfendorf Renoe Orrosen X xx Liam. E i Wilson Owen Pciul Peose Rick Peose John Peterson TVOY Piozzo Jenny Polegoy Dole Poppe TUUQ Posrori Jim Prorr Jonie Roe Ann Promos Geoffrey Rond Kevin PNOVGV Ron Reeder Don Reidr Korlo Renner A J W,-ii rr MGFIO PNGOOGV Tony Richardson Tino Rornrocls Sgmgnfhg Sompgon Mike Schiiighr Ted Schmidf Emohuel Schroyer RUN Schuermoh Boro Schumocher Tereso Schumocher Susoh Schuyler Dierrich Seego ,im '-mir i ig ' i N X r S fl ., 7156 if Brion Seler Jeff Seleslai John Se-rben Ahdreo Seversoh Goil Shilliom Jim Shihhicls Rob Shoop PQUIQ Shui! Brendo Smith Milqg gmifh Tim R, Smith T. J. Smith i L S xlniff- XX girl! J Corl Snyder Kelly Sonnobend Roger Southerly Rick Stonnord Kelli Steele Michele Strenge Roy Sterling Clifford Stoddort ' l Y cf f I, N, A, Mtv A 1 Poul Suter Peter Thorin Kelly Thorton Tim Titug Angelo Townsend Joni Trophogen Tomi Tsuji Becky Tyvon fs i i i X ei 555' Morio Uguet Doug Uhlenlsorr Vick Vome Chrysrol Vorner AVTWY WOl49fi9ld Leonne Wakefield Tomi Welker Michelle Welling 151 X , Debbie Worisins iid' , P i -Mourine Welfer k X , Srocy Werzler Ingrid Wnire 'LF' N Xi i li!! Ryon Whitten Chod Wilson Michoele Wirhom Greg Ziellse l is Q if :- 4 Dole Zinlsgrof CindY Borders Shelly Ellior Dennis Gerlsy Lorerro Gronrhonn loonne Groom Kelly Johnson Morcie McDonold 9 1 ,1 ,,?...:-snowy-u-.., Somonrho Sompson Kris Johnson Corolyn Debbie 'Xi r., ...al 1 , S31 vw l is 4- 1 . 1 Q 22 2 --H ' .41f A'-V my Nr FX . X. r . Y Pictures J of 4 f' M'b?.f:44n ,.wf1ve'?wP 'Q iftxbwaa' 'iq 'WP' Doren Anderson Morlo Cv Korlo Renner Mike Allen ll Ili, 1 mf . li sw 'fl isllb. ,, Anno Horris, Poulerre Glotr l l' . www Shelly Goodmon U ' Jockie Kenworthy Michelle Wolling Brigitte Crozier TR. 'v iff? ll' Ep 'EL '... .gm . ...l Jonine Roe Shiyesen struts their stuff. M Y Ss me -V090 5f77lle Shivesen Jctzz - Closs Act The word Shivesen originoted from Hungorio, meoning from the heort, this wos exoctly how Shivesen performed. The jozz choir is one of the hordest worlsing groups ot Rogers thot needs totol dedicotion ond commitment. Being o member of this group meont being on eorly riser. The choir ond Mr. McGuire met every school morning from 7:00 to 8:00. All of this hord work poid off when they competed. The group wos one of the finest ond they demonstroted their Pirote Ioyolty in totol hormony. 1,1 1 '?1.- va , X 'Hiram 1 jj M ,::'5 F - 1,14 ,fa-. 11.1 5 - 4' .,f 1. .f'5f.1' I+,-557' sif an ' ' lf? 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'vr '4 H' 4 ', ig,-,Z ' y ff. A, -H 5 x 'dig vt' , ,f.f.w,,l,-Y. vi-31 .h,...,:.f-.JR NW 13,21 5 ' . ,f. , 5. ' . ,J 1 , wr.. 1. V' ' .X f . .wfil'.,3eg,,vL,. ,ff-Aa! V3 -. ,Q - f-vw gf if,-:f:,f 1 M- W- V .4 L '-QZf,,1X'. rv wwf ie- .- Ks? f 1-Fr fix K' .. 7 x 5 1 ..', -. n Kms Johnso n ll i7 Kelll J l 1' UIU' ' ' This yeor the squod wos mode up of nine enthusiastic girls, who put o lot of hord worls ond dedicotion into their projects ond cheer- ing. However, cheering come eosy to these girls os the nine noturolly hod thot Purple Pride. Proctices in the summer were three times o week ond fifth period during the first semester of school. This worls poid off, becouse the squod got better ond omozingly better. The teom creoted o spirit thot rippled throughout the school ond o spirit thot oll of the Pirote fomily could be proud of. I hove been reolly excited concerning this 1984-85 seoson. The girls gove 1102, ond I wos honored to be their odvisor, Noncy Bell. sheiey Good n7Of7 Sue CurfY MQSCQf . . pride X5 HQ Katie Komfftslri The 1984-85 rnoscots, Kotie Kominslsi ond Connie McDonoId, worked hord this yeor to roise the spirit of the school. The two girls were either found cheering their heorts out on the field or court, or they were found up in the stonds promoting thot good old Pirote Pride. They worked well with the cheerleoders, procticing, roising money, ond encouroging the crowd to porticipote. Moscots ore cz big plus to Rogers ond we opprecioted their support ond spirit. Condi? McD0n 0X6 Eot your heart out Fonzie! School Cons Sporlfing Spirit This yeor's cons were full of fun, loughter, ond excitement. Closs com- petition, presenting sports, receiving owords ond hoving o good time were oll o port of the cons. Pete Shelton, who wos chosen by the A.5.B. to be our Con Committee Choirmon, helped orgonize oll of the cons under the supervision of students octivity coordinotor Dennis Shuermon. Pete spent o lot of hord work ond time with other committee members to moke our cons successful. Pete quoted, Without the help of the committee members the cons might not hove come off the ground os well os they did. W I4 Jostens presents awards to seniors. Rogers Spirit olive ond well durinq Biq R ee . lU V'Pwr-'H Teachers do an outstanding job! .5 sr, - f :ag Rogers Bond: A Group to Be Proud of The Squad Shows Some Marching Maneuvers During Halftime f I yt 'S It ,vt -f , M. T My ,gag J, f: ' K , r aff KN Aren'r they Grrr. . . great! The band does o fancy maneuver in formation, This year the band performed under a new director, Mr. Battista. He took the place of Mr. Lindell who had been here for the past 7 years. Mr. Battista came here from Arizona where he had directed drum corps. s The band performed at many of our school cons and varsity football games. They came in 12th out of 26 in the Northwest Marching Band Championshio and they took oth out of 17 in the Cavalcade of Bands. The band worked very hard this year and their effort is appreciated. Now, smile and say cheese, 34 M V 5 misuse- ,tial 5 . N Dx , as Fi 5' 6 A EY' 1 1 Q.. K , '-,. 4 'Sum Su 0 .1 Q 'Q' 'Q Aw - Q x N S' 5 ag. sc l.. Q29 rcusslon strives for a perfect score 4 A, ,e X e - - 5 , 5: - 5.13 1,13 1: ,t .. K eeel e A 01 e.eee Jle eeee , e if ' M .M ee .. 'U' 'f +' - eee e e eee e we ,.- -, Q' ' 17 43' 'iv ' Y A ,e e df 1 : fl A . e . . Vee 1 . ,- ' ' e pq , , 1 y .U:n V- 510' ,... Q ff a .nm ,af zu:f ,,-'javigfffgf W -, N z 25' ff le ee e F 3 ' Qi X 1 it X -L Qley 1 ' , Q, ' I , X H 'Ji' 'LE . x Q K T. EA,-Z L ' I, ,1,. n K J . U e. ee i ' I , Jn H- - A 4- 1' 'I' ' . A .g ,, Q ? D 1 I e. e. ee M . e x X 1 , z e 5 1 5 1 1 Q 1 1 x E x x x x X 2 e 9 ' Q .b L . Q--+L-br ai' is 1 5 - in- -qc -. 3 1 D '1 .. f ' f ' -'50 gf! Tricia Belieu, Par Besr, Earl Gerrie, Barb Keller, Cindy Wynne. Key Club Spanish Honor Society Carolyn Deeble, Tonya Erickson, Dan Evans, Brenda Fredrickson, Angela Gaffney, Anna Harris, Debbie Hinrz, Melanie Hogue, Joan Howerron, Mary Jennings, Kris Johnson, Barbara Kirwin Stephanie Molerr, Kim Pohlman, Karla Renner, Sue Schuyler, Kelli Tanner, Mrs. Sampson. 36 1 Shawn Anderson, Alfredo Alverez, Tammy Bingamin, Chris Breault, Jerry Brisson, Connie Brunny, Hollie Burchinal, Tammy Cloke, Christine Chumley, Steve Coffman, Stacy Culver, Mott Cruz, Kirsten Davenport, Susan Dankle, Susie Dixon, Sherri Dupre, Tonya Erickson, Jeanette Finley, Amon Hshen, Mark Framstad, Tom Fricks, B. J. Friedenback, Darcy Friedenbach, Verconica Gaston, Angi Gates, Paulette Glatt, Casey Hall, Shellie Hamlin, Curt Hayes, Julie Hiller, Gerri K oylor, David Keller, Jackie K enwor- thy, Ratana Khanchoreune, Ken Killian, Jeff Lane, Pat Lane, Kath Maher, Melissa Messmer, Tania Mulholland, Colleen Moore, Brian Newcomb, Van Nguyen, Cruz Niaco, Chris Ostendorf Carrie Ron- dall, Eric Ostendortj Eric Patterson, John Slentz, Mark Slentz, Mike Sorodou, Sandy Stern, Angie Tanner, Lue Vang, Visien Vu, Lue Vang, Ge Vue, Thai Vu, Tami Walker, Becky Sue Wenrick, Cyndi Wynne, La Xing, Ming Yong. Foreign Language Club Game Club Windi French, Steve Holden, Klint Hull, Matt Lane, Pat Lane, Mike Perry, Emanuel Schroyer, Dylen Small, llah Urt, 37 Blll Bllndaure, Rich Cable, Dan Evans, Loretta Grantham, James Johnson, Kelly Johnson, Shawn Kennedy, Lance Kenworthy, Parlsh Ostendorf Tony Richardson, Ted Schmidt, Teresa Future Farmers of America Schumacher, Tlm Vigil. f , w Drama Kathleen Aleman, Tanya Alexandrovich, Rae Ann Allen, Dennis Bachman, William Barr, Jamie Biddulph, David Bridges, Molly Brlt- taln, Shane Buchanan, Saralyn Burnett, Bonnie Ann Cavan, Kirsten Chase, Jeffrey Cleveland, Tami Cole, Karen Connelly, Renee Davis, Anna Derr, Bob Dlxon, Patti Elliott, Michelle Farmer, Chrls Ford Sue Froman, Michelle Hamlin, Marc Hilby, Angela Hone, Chris Hovey, Ann Kent, Tlna Langley, Kathy Maher, Kelly Metz, Joe Miller, Sean Mlze, Laura Morrow, Dee Peterson, Alice Plckard, Amber Robinson, Carmen Silva, Diane Snyder, Angela Tanner, Barb Taylor, Wendy Ward Robin Westlake, Vicke Wilcox, K risri Wilson, Dawn Wood. 38 41lgwfs,efaggygfgewzaie,e:5w:2iQiiE6E225892 wiv if' ' I mm, Mum omit ww ' ILIKWYR SSAWH5 Mmm, wmwmm Dave Brlggs, Tom Butchen Gentry Childress, Charles Dlnnlng, Mort Froncls, Brlon Homes, Jlm Kpch, Phll Kruger, Dorln Kughlen Mlke Lonegon, Morvln Mason, Rich Schuermon. VICA Mr. C' Yvonne Berscharr, .llm Burke, Shelly Mace, Roy McNamara, Krlsrl Wllson. 39 Leodership Comp Brings Friends Closer Do girls or Rogers olwoys reocr like rhis when they see o nice pair of Levis. Morris wondering if he can lodge wirh Stacey, if Drying your fingernails again, Sue? Kelli has found a new friend. I . ?'Xvl Can we finally go home? Leaders Learn to Love and Be Loved This year's camp was held at Camp Larson on beautiful Lake Coeur d' Alene. Students from all four classes attended and many faculty members demonstrated their pride by showing up. The leaders involved themselves in various activities such as skits, com- petitions and indepth conversations about themselves and their school and community. This year's camp was a new ex- perience. We brolfe the tradition and went to a new campsite in Idaho. We learned a lot and became more able to cope with , our problems in the school and A.5.B., stated Ed Basinger. 1 i 1 Wi What a striking A Good Time to Dare to Be Different R Week Gives Everyone o Chance to Become Involved Come on Karla, can 't you smile when someone takes your picture. October 29 to November 2 was not an ordinary week at Rogers. lt was Big R week, Big R week was ton- ed down because it was test week, yet students did get involved in lunch time competitions. There was a dif- ferent way to dress each day of the week. Monday everyone wore their clothes inside out and backwards, Tuesday was dress up day, and Wednesday was rainbow day, everyone wore as many colors as possible. Thursday was Grease day and Friday was purple and gold. The week ended with a con where the Homecoming Royalty was crown- ed, Later Friday night, we had the Homecoming football game. After the game, students ended the un- forgettable evening at the Homecoming dance in the cafeteria. Marla Renner shows off her colors for Rainbow day Samantha prepares to give the royalty their crowns. k S . .Q .4 N 'R ,x f1 X mf S x. .. N , 52 1 f M1429 M 1 Q 'iff ..N4L, . 3 X is farm? .et 2 A x Q 'F x 'P Y SQ W.. ws ,LQ',, V h h Q 'N M ,, xx , ,J- 9 1 , ' THF JUN I ll 1 KUQ 'J V .. A, 49 Q sw! , X9 X on ., 1 V 'L' W 5 ,gk -g, W ,A gt N M M M N x -3: Vw .,,, , , K A X AI x 0 ' W igwuxz Ex 'Y W W 15 ' K, .. R M' I 1 fl Rogers' Traditional Spiri Stephanie Molett and Richie Schuerman are crowned in front of the school. Homecoming this year was held on November 2 and many activities m the day very special. The Homecoming breakfast was presented by the A.5.B. The officers put on a skit and invited alumni from Rogers to speak. The traditional con crowned the royalty, and Shivesen performed for the nominees. When at last, the royalty was announced, tears were shed an Stephanie Molert was quoted saying, Oh my God! I can 't believe it! At the Homecoming game, the royalty was announced and presented on the Held during halftime. The cold weather kept many students at home, but the pro- ud Pirate fans showed their spirit and attended the game. The last duty evo-effe of the royalty was to dance to: Leave a Tender Moment Alone, at the Homecoming Dance. 1 1 Daren Anderson escorts Steph onto the field. L .....-:ii Q L .L X X we 3 if 5' - - K - gg x '::x'- iANx.f5J:1 Eri- Us :goin .ki S 1. 7 1 5 fx X is fin mx .k- - - X 'N' L f . 1, 1? i f ,ap-4' vl 'Nts-'- 3 a 4 ,W .gi Q fl K 4. Qs' ,sf . .V . 52. MM-...,:.f was K .. Ml' . . .- S . ,,.. .iz f pig 4' Na+ N we . ,xkx 5 X + 5 X QR W S.. N Q ,f . 5. . Q :R 552596 N ' .zu . -F7 ' - .I v T' 'VX NTT f 5 ii N H ylfwmvh X-.. S X Q K gg Xff . -fr -1 . 1. wx 1 Chorale Choir Has the Right Rhythm Aller, Tina Anderson, Mary Applonie, Gary Bashaw, Brenda Bord . . . . er Christine Gray, Melissa Hartz, Tonya Hill, Nancy Hoover, Walt Peter Mason William Mlller Erik Nelson Samantha Novak, Look or those smiles. as-n:t ' M' lissa Calhoan Karlene Christensen Frances Cruz Penny Ellsworrh Steven Everfs Wendi French Sue Dana Janes, Alecia Kenworrhy, Jacqueline Klart, Frances Kallman, Jake Lynx, Eric Marceby, Misty This year Chorale had the largest number of singers than any of the choirs have had in quite a few years. This increase in numbers showed up in the quality of their sound. Second semester, Chorale was moved up to Hrst period. The time change really hebed the concen- tration level of the singers. They spent a lot more time on task. stated director Mr. Mike McGuire. Symphonic Makes Beautiful Music ki, .tj ,, . 'ff' L , R ..5Qi'Z g: - few'- Woyne Aller, Eileen Anderson, Tina Anderson, Sandy Baker, Melissa Brady, Kirsren Chase, Marcelle Coffey, Michelle Cole, Qwilnrs Susan Dixon, Judy Dodge, Mike Ehrmanrrour, Michel Evans, Shelley French, Sue Froman, Tonya Hill, Richelle Johnson, Phillip Kruger, Kelley Lee, Jennifer Leon, Lloyd, Dill Madison, Eric Maraby, Amy Mason, Perer Mason, Ken Mize, Richard Monson, Greg Morse, Michelle Ogrin, David O'Neel, Cliff Phillips, Curr Phillips, Robin Debbie Rigsb y, Patricia Sampson, Megan Schmoll, Shirley Schumacher, Steve I Watkins. Mr. McGuire alias Llberace. Symphonic choir met every day this year. The members put in a lot of hard work. They performed at many concerts here at Rogers and at festival competitions at Whitworth and Gonzaga Universities. They also purchased new robes this year, They were a real improvement over the old ones. Symphonic choir always strives to attain the highest level of quality, choral literature and vocal technique. Because of the Hne leadership in this year's choir we maintained that high standard, stated Mr. McGuire. it -fi ya. Do you know where we are? Jazz Band Rates Superror This year's jazz band is a really hot group, stated Mr. Battista, the new band director. Rogers' jazz band was the only band at the Eastern Washington Music Educators Associa- tion Jazz Festival who earned a superior score at the high school level. The jazz band is small and there are only a limited number of open- ings each semester. Therefore the members of jazz band are all very advanced and can play their in- struments well. The jazz band was not as loud this year as in the past, but the quality of the music they played was better. They played mostly jazz and a little bit of rock. Karl blows away at the song they are playing Mike Allen enjoys playing the drums for jazz band f .ff ' f ' 1 F Q d S G n d e S O J?Ll:1ikeZlT:nihows oft his long lock of hair so coiled cz ducktoil A Look lnto the 80's This yeor we hove seen new styles throughout the holls of John Rogers such os porochute ponts, pumps, jellys, eorwrops ond ducktoils. Although these new styles will chonge, it wos fun to keep up with the fods. For the most port students corefully chose new foll fods which fit them best. Some of the vorious hairstyles included shoved, spiked, dyed ond ducktoils. Ducktoils were populor for the guys os well os the girls. Some broided them, dyed them, or let them grow long. Shoes were onother big trend this yeor especiolly for the girls. They wore pumps, jellys, moccosins, ond of course, tennis shoes. Leother onkle boots were olso o populor style for 1984. Another new mod foshion wos jewelry such os eorwrops ond eor- rings. Both guys ond girls wore them. Long eorrings were especiolly stylish for the girls while the guys preferred studs. These foll foshions of 1964 were fun ond for out for the guys ond girls or Rogers. Tuyo Posrari, Bill Zoesch, K orhleen Keller, Mike Choparro, Ann K irihora led the school trends, The earring craze is piercing the student body. Here ore some vorious shoe styles of 1984 Send in the clowns. 4 15 The fT1U5iC T00 IOUU? Look at those rhermals! Brenda anxiously waits ro get hitched. Sadies Dance 1984 The idea of a Sadie Hawkins Dance began with Al Capps Car- toon 'Lil Abner. ' lt seems there was a Dogpatch girl called Sadie Hawkins, who couldn 't get herself a husband. So her father declared her birthday 'Sadie Hawkins Day' for the sole purpose of marrying off single Dogpatch girls and tying down pesky Dogpatch bachelors. People began this dance wearing ragged jeans, Daisy May blouses and bare feet. But on November 16, 1984 people appeared not only in Dogpatch attire, but also in a variety of costumes such as punk rockers, wedding attire, matching outHts and Halloween costumes, Getting HlTCHED by Marryin' Sam alias Mike Cagle has always been a tradition. The gals chased their guys from 5:80 to 11:30 in the Rogers cafeteria. Nx- Q Av. Mike thinks he 's so cool. . f.l .IJ Sf.l?JfJ-'rf-I-' 5 Qi? rl ix 'x l Z ' Q I1 V- . gf' x 4 Sm, 6 S ffl? - ,f 'E' f mfv xx 76 M I ff' ! 1 .N S' Ef ,Q 4 0 6 Z? . . L lf' 2 Q .B 1' sX Q cfifgi, . M ff f.?1:2'i ' 1 - S' 3185 x A 7 , 'lllll ' A .s , shi 'tw ' K IFN- nf I? 71 ? -iv ,A 4 3Ll.. 2: 2 1 , ,I N, ' ' 5 5 : 2395 0- . gg .1 A A 5 ag 0 .J ' E .. v . D . fi ' f ,.. ' 93995 l If I7-, , f 5 ,. Group gathers around to discuss this game 's strategy. A . ,ll Mr. Leveque tries to calm Teresa down. Hamilton, Teresa Schumacher, and Tracy Lawson. H Don t you have anything to do but play with your gum? to back, I to r: Shellie Hamlin, Deitra Schumacher, Toni Bell, Sue Dunn, Charlotte Mason, Becky Tyvan, Shultz, Carol Downey, Tammy Collie, Crystal Gray, Marla Renner, Joan Howerton, Megan Schmall, 2 Girls' Soccer. 1984-85 Going for the Mnning Attitude This year's goals for the girls' soccer team was to learn how to work +ogether as a team and to do the best job as they can. Next year there won't be as many people on the team because Coach eveque said he won 't make it as easy to get on the team. He is going to i..l.... ake it more demanding. Some of the top players on the team are Marla Renner, .loan Howerton, Deitra Schumacher, Teresa Schumacher, Sue Dunn, Becky Tyvan, and Charlotte Mason. Coming along in the home stretch. Girls' Cross-Country: Bounding Along Toward Future Goals The 84-85 girls' Cross-Country team goals were to be champions of the Greater Spokane League, which they did not reach. The team needed improvement in the areas of consistency and training. They needed more determination and will to work harder. There were some lrjuries and undevoted members which made it really hard for the team 's overall performance. Both Coach Russ Bishop and Coach Ron Challender felt that the girls who turned out this year, will probably do well in the future. mexmmrmmer From back to front, left to right: Randi Anderson, Tanya Alexandrouvich, Debbie Beck, Jeannette Finley, Tonya Lockman, .Earah Lamont, Susie Wickwire, Donna Bridges, Teresa Thompson, Becy Wenrick, Tammy Cloke, Rhonda Martin, Cathy ,fi W., F 4 ,.'f , f f I I The Lone Runner. A good luck handshake before a big meet, W lrhinls I can, lrhink I can, lrhink I can. Pure agony of de feet! left ra right: Martin Gibson, Paul Pruczinski, Tom Butcher, Mike Albertson, Par Edwards, Jeff Biddulph, Tam Tonner, Kelly 1 Tim Cloke, Vern Tranrum, Don Donais, Lisa Bray, Mr. Haggin. Boys' Cross-Country The Team Goals Are Set High The goal for the Varsity Boys' Cross-Country team would be to finish in the top half of the league that they are in. For the freshmen, the in- dividualgoal would be to get the best time and lowest to number one. The team goals for the freshmen would be to take the G.5.L. championshio. The runners have to take extra time for extra mileage before they par- ricpate in the school sport. They need to run 1500 miles a year to be in top condition. The guys rake a run an the field, i- Players take a stretch. Q A I x 1 The Pirates go or them with full force. Paul Seiferr discusses a play wirh Coach. wife? Back to front, Ito r: Dave Brown, Cris Olewiler, Paul Cooley, Tom Flanigan, Dave Pomante, Daryl Squires, Al Leonard, Bechtholdt, Harry Laughary, John Crone, Brian Cooper, Darrin Fuson, Chris Johnston, Dave Fenton, Ted Schmidt Wilson, Fred Hidden, Ken Erickson, John Watkins, Kurt Hubbard, .Steve Schuerman, Darin Crockett, Kenny Sylvester, Coy, Matt Jones, Mike Piatt, Todd Crowe, Jon Schuh, Bob Dixon, Rad Morin, Mike Frank, Joe Ochsner, Jim Shinnick, Dvorak, Jeff Podd Brian Via, Jeremy Gennett, Matt Lane, Lawrence Clifford, Rich Schuerman, Jim Bliss, Doug Huffman Crone, Quintin Pratt, Tim Tyvan, Glen Taylor, Rich Nay, Randy Cooper, Paul Seifert, Hoa Nugyen, Stacey Tyrell, Dan Lance Anders, Greg Zielke, Eric Eilmes, Kelly Sonnabend, Jeff Hayward, Randy Castleman, Trevor Hildenbrand, Ed Inger, And Del Wige. Paul looks on as a winning touchdown is made. 'N The team gets a little pepralk from Coach Squires. 1,1 5 n ff mg 4' Q .3 Q 5: The Bucs charge on to the field. 1984 Varsity Football Giving All, They Do Their Best This year's 84-85 Varsity Football players, after a bad game, were a lot like anyone in a bad mood. Before you tails to the guys you have to let them cool down and then try to tails. The team has come a long way this last season. The best games this year were the three games that they won. Coach Daryl Squires felt that the team could have played better than they did, but he still felt they played very well. The main improvements the team needed to malse were to be physically and mentally stronger for next season. What Coach Squires tried to improve on, as a coach, was getting the program together for a better team. Squires felt there were many advantages to being head coach of the team. The members listened to what he had to say and respected his views as a coach. He was able to express his feelings and got to heb out the players in getting them to play the way he felt was best. 59 Junior Var. Football 2 Reaching the Top Wasn 't Easy Going into the '84 season, the Junior Varsity football squad was looking ward to a winning season, and keeping together as a team instead of rr individuals. They achieved this by taking the city B title and continued to stay play as a squad. They had a great advantage over other B teams beo they practiced with the Varsity team and therefore gained experience improved. Their only disadvantage was their irjuries of many players and the siz the team could have been a disadvantage but it wasn 't too relevant. Ci-innviori 9 Pirates face off Back ro font I ro r Greg Knudsen Michael Prarr Fred Hidden Ken Erickson Brian Via Rich Schuerman Todd Cro , Marr Jones, gerem y Gennerr Ted Schmidt Jeff Hayward Jae Oschner Jim Bliss Del Wige Rad Marin Eric C r ann F uson T hm Coach Paul Cooley and Company, Number 41 is on the run. Chad Klehn Rich Trsdale Corey Butcher Mike Eilmes Joel Finn Ritch Mason Chris Matson MelMullrgan Mike Byrum Chris Ray Douville Pere Moss Fred Brown Shawn Fisserre Davin Knight P W Johnson Shawn Golliter Mike Brasch Scott Mize, Steve Webster, Harold Armstrong, Jamie Lyons, Travis Bliss, Kelly Jones, Lee Hitchcock, Jim Berglund, Jarad Dixon, Dwayne Daniels, Pat Tisdale, Jim Rae, Ron Hardee, Chris Davis, Kellie Srannard, Joey Miller, Grady Swain, and Travis Donnett. Freshmen Football '84 Proud to Be Pirates! The frosh football team grew together as a unit because they are proud of Rogers and they are proud to wear their Rogers Jerseys. The two strongest players for defense were Steve Webster and Troy Mize. For offense there were Don Campbell and Ray Douville. Shaw and Garry used the same terminology and techniques that we use. Some improvements that the freshmen football team needed to make were their strength, speed, and agility. Coach talks over a winning strategy with the team. Frosh players ham It up. Two players to take down a Pirate , 3? 4 5 X Nw, ,R Y X XXX X . . A9 55 X -2 W-'www-A - lk i 2 5 s s newwmcmmw Xi... .. fs -f X R In ' X 0 Q 5 T xv , xx, . ,nr -A 5. 4 x v Nbr Q,,,K K.. MY! N x X x x .IX W by X U QQ if h 3. is i Q QS w L lvl S ' :ir X Mix . Q. Q 41, g 5 ,SSX x 5 x mf 3 i Qi ,. W A - N., - Q - A L- ag- A 5 T' - Wg A, - . 5 Q 'S ' Q- A ,.,,,,x..... - 4119-f ...:-' .gf . ,L 's Varsity Volleyball Girls Reach for New Heights Coach Sollars set the team goals for this year 's Varsity Volleyball to become a team and play team ball. This team of 14 young women set their sights for the district play-offs. Coach Kara Sollars, in her second coaching year, first of Varsity, worked with them to achieve their goals and wanted to see them a team without internal conflicts. A goal, which, they did, in fact, reach. Their team was strong in defense and passing skills, but still work- ing on better hitting and to be more aggressive. Discussing some team disadvantages, the one that was most predominant, was the girls' lack of height. But their good, strong defense and their tendency for fast hustles on the court, made up for their smallness. Coach stated, They are a smart bunch of girls. They work hard and don 't give up. ' 63 Junior Var. Volleyball - Basic Skills for an Excellent Team This year's Junior Varsity Volleyball Team, of Hfteen girls, started out year with the advantages of being a smart team and able to add new to the basics to form an excellent team, Coach Barb Silvey commented on the girls' need for team comm' tion and cooperation. There were also problems with the fact of and arguing among the players. Coach Silvey feels Peggy Eldred was the most enthusiastic player Wendy Holmstrom was the strongest hitter. - T to b, I rc r: Peggy Eldred, Debbie Clark, Coach Barb Silvey, Mary House, Cheryl Brown, Laura Brown, That's the way to keep the ball up. Holmes, Michelle Harrah, Tari Spear, Selene Ridenhour, Laurie Downhour, Mgr. Missy Bradley, Debbie Debbie Riddle, Shannon Rezendez, and Wendy Holmstrom. Coach Silvey with a few of her ream. Spike it ro 'emi MSX .M .,Lk ' ','g i fc T What's mlsslng from this plcture? You guessed lt. The ball! There must be a volleyball shortage. S X ,gms Gila .X Q Hllde, Becky Mlles, Tamara Hochstedler, Stephanie Eliason, Kristy Colgrove, Angie Hone, Cheryl Llacos, Runyan, Tonya Crlsp, Cheryl Seleskl, Shala Roestel, Shelly Tanning, Angie Gates, Shannon Gibson, Nerrlsa Joan Slentz, Diane Snyder, and Andl Mall. Freshmen Volleyball Creme of the Crop, Goes to the Top The goals for this year's 84-85 Frosh volleyball team were to strive for im- ovement and to prepare for the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams. Coach Gaul felt the team 's overall performance was very promising. He en- ' Sc ef' if Mass. Don 't let the last one get awayl ed every practice and felt that his personal goals, as well as the team -ili- ls, were both met. Due to iryuries, they ended up in fifth place out of eight teams. Mr. Gaul add- , The score does not exemplify ability. Girls' Tennis 1984 5 lmpro vement Sparks Team The Rogers' tennis team has shown much improvement this year, with two wins and four losses the team has shown great spirit. The best player on the ladder was Tami Walker, but the most imp player was Carolyn Deeble with four wins and two losses. For Ms. Otteson, being tennis coach has been very rewarding. She coaching the girls very much. The team as we can tell, is finally starting to come off the bottom. The spirit is really high and Coach Otreson feels that next season will be a one. to r, top row: shmey 5 n9e' reaches for the sky' Tammy Tuyi, Jill Millstom, Otteson, Kim Douglas, Amy Angie Larson, Steppe, m Carolyn Teresa 5 ith. l l l Keep those feet lnbounds now! Barb knocks it to them. But, next time, over the ner, Barb. I , .. - 0 , -u 0 of -0 4 gfQifTf- Fg,- ' ' . , -n .9 . . 4' A . 0 i Yi-ff 4 . -: J? '. G E Y fig., f l ' ff! X 7 ? A f 0 y A ,, 'If . .0. ,' ' .I E -X ' l ' . 4 - Music Television . ' .' -n i V deo ords of your favorite ,gif f - 1 xx 1 f. b, , Q ' we -. WM f '4 L . ' I 1 . , . - 1 . , art' t pl concerts from . ' ,I 1 ' ' . ' ' t . all ve the world. FM radio ' . I ,l I . ' l . COX CABLE , l I l ' xt ' Hookup for only 33.00 a Month ' - . ' ,lf - , - SPOKANE , - , , . Mon.-Ffa. 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM - , ' ' ' ' , f . X 1 Q K ' . ' I ' . ' . 484-4900 f . I X, I . ' N 'x S Q ' ' . ' 1 I N ' - - . 4 . l ygifllor Mc'Doha!a'.i' YN 3 megan, 'l We . . . employees of McDonald 's and sfudenfs of Rogers High School would like fo say Con gralulafions fo fhe - Class of 77675 K L ,Q Z M rv 4 94 45 5 ffv ,5vv55 4 g 59 Pfggy 5 ff fran f 4 f pf ff , 4 Ig!! 22 sf' 5' IJ , ff-J 3, .xx 'Nr-M ASB in Pirate Action - :aw - I 'Ziff ll , f-Sf ,EF 'sf Mi 1 xi 6 Si' KRW wk bk 'SA' fl! Rogers' ASB Executive Gfficers The John R. Rogers' ASB CAssociared Srudenr Body? is the srudenr government for Rogers. The officers for rhis year were: Presidenr, Tammy Tsqig Vice Presidenr, Ed Basingerg Treasurer, Ron Marloclfg and Historian, Shirley Sfinger. A.5.B. has been very fun and I have learned many new rhings, Tammy Tsqi. President: Tammy Tscyi The A.5.B. Execurive Officers Vice President: Ed Basinger ZA. '?Q,,,U Secretary: Cathy Stewart Treasurer: Ron Morlocl-i Hf5fOfiOf1f -Shffley 5fifl9f-'F RHS Class Representatives Class Representatives Cexcluding the varsity cheerleaderskr John Serben, Loreine Grantham, 1 Shaun Kennedy Teresa Schunecher Carolyn Deeble and Susie Dixon if C' x The Junior Class Representatives. Crissy Cereer, Lisa Tweedy, Brende Fredrickson, Wendy Orr. YR? 6- Sophomore Class Representatives: Dina Matheson, Visen Vu, Jill Mellsrrom, Tanya n Stacy Kennedy The A.5.B. of Rogers is one of the most in- volved groups. The representatives were very busy this year. Along with raising money, they were expected to promote spirit among their classes. Every two weeks the, A.5.B. conducted their meetings and proposed new ideas to make the school better. Dedication is a key factor in A.5.B, and it takes up a great amount of their time and their effort. Mth combined efforts, they demonstrated their leadership skills and achieved their goals, .Senior Class Officers: Mart Lane, Cathy Lloyd, Daren Anderson Jacky K enworth y, The Freshman Class Representatives: Russ Matlock, Dwayne Daniels, Harald Armstrong Bill Dix on, Jim Carter, Dani Mertello, 5corr5teele, Pajamas for X-mos .4 X if ?! 5 , ug., ve, Q . : S sf,- N N Tim Moser is showfng us his surprised look. Couples didn 'r have to wear pqamas ro go. Gentry watches his hands. .04 we vm wav Ken, Curr, and Derrin pol around. 'save-A ff sf ,Q .i , c - is Vi X , .Wag K Q- 3 gg, 'X .4 of .. ' k 5 Q 'Q' 'i x 8 'J S it ,N , c Q ,X at Vicki, Becky, and Tonya dress up for rhe occasion Q serif' FN 2, Whot's he supposed to be?? This year's Christmas dance wos on Friday, December seventh, 1984 at 8:30 p.m. lt was held in the Rogers cafeteria and was the lost dance of the '64 year. lt was a cold snowy night, Pqamas were optional to wear at the dance. Half the people ended up wearing street clothes because of the cold weather, Pictures were talfen by Bur- chettes studio, who offered two dif- ferent boclsgrounds to choose from, The Christmas joy was shared by all those who attended the dance. Senior Shelly Goodman stated, l had a very awesome time, and l was hap- py to see how many people wore their pqamasf' 5.1 .I ,. Yes, they are having fun. Shiveson Jazz Inner High Senate Reps. Bottom to top, lro rf Shirley Schumacher, Jennifer Leon, Cynthia Davis, Carolyn Deeble, Sandy Baker, Susie Dixon, Yvonne Betschart, Ray McNamara, Erik Nelson, Michael Dwyer, Cliff Philips, Eric Maraby, Mike Ehrmantrout, David O'Neey, Curtis Phillips, Jenny Young, GailSchilliam, Michelle Ogrin. Not pictured: Richelle Johnson, Kelly Lee, Cathy Lloyd, Ken Mize, Stephanie Malett, Steve Molerr, Steve Seler, Fred Stannard. Bottom to top, I ro rr Ed Bassinger, Pete Shelton, Shirley Stinger, John Serben, Ron Matlock, Tami Tsuji, Cathy Stewart, Brenda Fredricksen, Kris Johnson. Not pictured: Shelley Goodman. 74 Cctet National Honor Society Cliff Phillips, Stephanie Molerr, Mike Erhmanrrour, Kelly Lee, Ken Mize, Richelle Johnson, Curr Phillips, Jenny Young. Mark Framsrod, Shane Kolamarski, Julie Marrhews, Marr Lane, Tami Walker, Tammy Bingaman, Christine Larson, Susie Dixon, Tammy Tsmyi, Ron Matlock, Kris Johnson, Srephonie Molerr, Carolyn Deeble. Nor picrured: Marcy Coffey, Kirsten Davenporr, Tonya Erickson, Angelo Gofney, Joel Gibson, Shelley Goodman, Melanie Hogue, Scorf Munro, Thu Nguyen, Cliff Phillips, Dale Pope, Karla Renner, Sue Schuyler. 75 Fran Coe, Paulo Lyle, Kim Douglas, Kathy Maher, Judy Dodge. n Usherettes Future Homsemokers of America From rop ro borrom, lefr to right, Tommy Wilson, Phyllis Miles, Lisa Goodlake, Karey Chrisrensen, Paula Bauiller, Cindy Howell, Carolyn Spooner, Rachel Soldvor, Dollis Bair, Shelley Grub, Tricia Belieu. 76 L to r.- Jacquie Beiry, Kim Pohlman, Carol Downey, B. J. Cheney, Carla Whire, Cris Olewiler, and Angie Willard. Nor pictured: Cyndi Hardee and Viki Remmers. CGOP RGGERS 1985-86 CHEERLEADERS L ro fi Nikki Casey, Francine Coe, Karhy Dodge, Emmanuel Schroyer, Connie Huss, Amy Wakefield, C ynrhia Cole, Kelli Bachman, Sandi Beckley, Tracy Grauf, Connie McDonald, Michelle Ogrin, Nathalie Kimball, Mary LaCroix, Paula Schull, Debbie Cruz, Mona Julian, Michelle Walling, Dyonne Ferrell, Mrs. Nord. Cons Spark Our con vocations continued to be successful, bringing out the entire student body 's enthusiasm throughout the whole year. The class of '88 was very vocal in expressing their spirit. The might have been Freshmen but with all Hve-hundred of them yelling they blew even the Seniors out. Mr. Scheurman made some conduct speeches, but they were well taken so he didn 't have to make them very often. We had many different types of cons. Some in the gym and others in the auditorium. No mat- ter, serious or fun, Rogers still kept their enthusiam. Shiveson sings their hearts out Seniors salute the flag. The crowd is in an uproar. The cheerleaders get excited after they execute a pyramid. if 'Q' fa Scheurman g ves the object lesson. Breakfast: a Family Event Everyone is amazed ar Mr. Scheurman 's speech. The Rogers family had many special events throughout the year. One that occurred every week was the Family Breakfast. These breakfasts took place every Friday morning at 7:30 in the cafeteria. The idea behind the breakfasts was to create school spirit and give people a chance to get to know what dif- ferent groups were about. Every week a different group, such as the newspaper, put on the breakfast. Competition of the atten- dance was done every Friday between the classes and faculty. Pirate Breakfasts brought people together and made the school year more eryoyable. T' is sag, K ff K 2 Nsc.-. W X'- S t .vi . c c K 9 fi M. Kris Johnson loves family breakfasts. Ler's hear ir for leadership choir. J. UUN N DT' LN-I' 36 Q3 OJ R 83 I. 63 D 't Y H I Wh on OU GTS 1' en . . . YOU have O history rest and y OU haven? Seen y our You woke up in rhe morning ond find you ore srill or book for o monrh. School. You Open y OU' 'Ofkef and ever y T hing foils Our' You go ro school ond discover you forgor ro rolfe your I' ff. You forget your combo ond your locker porrner is slppers O absent' You woke up only ro discover your reddy beor is You srudy for o rest ond reolize if 's nexf week. mlssmg' l ' M d . The weekend Hnolly comes ond you get rhe flu. f 5 on Oy Y d . . . I . . d Your day doemr begin Wrrh O hug. yggrre Z5 gfggrggrgdloicf you up In ren minures on You wosh your hoir wirh your lirrle sisrer's Noir. You Come home from School and remember your h lf ' ' h h . You ,056 your rock. ouse ey is in r e ouse Wh d ' I d h ' h ' h You walk our of your closs ond rhe firsf person you see Sinlfn you go to ger O nm on r ere 'S C ew In r e is Mr. Weishoor. Angie Albertson Eriko Anderson Horoid Anderson Shoun Anderson Sherry Anderson Brooke Andrews Bill Aukett Korl Ausdemore Dennis Bochmon Jennifer Bocon Rob Boddeley Jodi Boir Corey Boker Sondy Boker Mike Bollord Beth Borrier Donnelle Barron Scott Boum Jocquie Beitey Shelly Bentz Lemlem Berhone Liso Berry Pot Best Yvonne Betschort Woyne Bingomon Brod Block Brendo Boyd Lk-V4 n ' ,-- s .1 , ,, 82 if 1' F K x if -aw-.f' J X liy 11, GL? v-Lx Jeff Bozarth Melissa Brady Tina Braman Bev Breakey Chris Breault Yvette Briscoe Glenda Brown Ken Brown Jeanine Bruce Connie Brunner Chris Bunton Hallie Burchinol OM-'I Karla's piggin' out again. Who 's your friend Jeff? 16 Jim Burke Tom Butcher Notolie Butler Barbara Cable Tim Carson Chris Carver Chuck Costleman Lee Charest Shellie Cheer Blllle Jo Cheyney Christine Chumley Tlm Cloke Cheryl Colbert Michelle Cole Vincent Contreras Brion Cooper Ken Cordell Kevin Cosner Motthew Coy Pom Coyle Jim Crowford Todd Crowe Ted Cushner Jeff Donner Russell Dovoz Cynthio Dovis Jomes Dowler Terry Dowler Corol Downey Suson Dunkle Ken Dupree Mike Dwyer Morie Ebbighousen Eric Eilmes Michelle Elliott Lori Ellsworth Stacy Erickson Renee Erten Don Evons Tom Forrell Billie Forris Mike Ferency ll : f W , :Z X1 if ' Kris Ferrians Diane Fischer v sjsat' .V Q Damon Fisher ' wie . -N' Phil Fisher A 5' ' Bryon Fitzpatrick Arlene Flett Mitch Flores Darren Fontenor Kim Forcier Mary Francis Mart Francis Todd Franklin Brenda Frederlcksen Carmen Frledenboch Darin Fuson Billy Garber Debbie Garlepy Chloe Goldsbury What is that attached to your arm KeIIen9 lo. Rfk 1 Wendy Gonwlck Elizabeth Goodlake John Gould Eddie Graham Crystal Gray Penny Greenwood Hung Ha Tien Ha Dwight Hamilton Louro Hornilton Cynthio Hordee Jerry Horper Curt Hoyes Jerri Hoywood John Hedger Guy Henne Sonjo Hilde Trever Hildenbrond Julie Hiller Don Himes Suson Himes Debbie Hintz Amber Hixon Mott Hochstedler Brion Horok Suson Hotchkiss Esther Houchin Peter Houser Kelly Hrubes Kurt Hubbort Cori Humphrey Shone Huntsucker Pom Jomes Potty Jomes Robert Jefferson Alon Jenkins K Wg GUMM04' ii sv 'aww of J - Juniorsjust wanna have fun! 3:21 Sud' 'X x J f 3 9 si g ,V ,.,,f. : N-4 M' Mo A36 ',:. w. 'F 1-, ff 5 ,f E V A . , af' ' 'S di Q W 'Xi xg mf'-..., l Jomie Jenson Richie Johnson Sondro Johnson Wendy Johnson Mon Jones Renee Jones Ed Jordon Ken Kochel Korio Kominski Gerri Koylor Guy Keehner Jeff Keller Rick Kellogg Doug Kelis Koty Kelly Kothy Kendrick Mon Kennedy Rotono Khonchoreune Ken Killin Helen Kim Corlo Kinder How come one shoe is bigger rhon the olher? Woyne Kinswo Borboro Kirwin Jocki Klorr Todd Kosonke Phil Kruger Dorin Kughler 87 Stocey Kurulos Gordy Locroix Lorl Londers Chorlene Lone Michelle Lone Horold Long Tlm Long Dovld Lorson Deon Lowson Kelley Lee Jennifer Leon Kerry Llrtell Mork Lorenzen Terry Lukenblll Poulo Lyle Shelli Moce Trevor Mogney Don Monson Brion Morkwell Don Morrln Mlsry Moslngole Chorlorre Moson Tereso Mosrers Liz McForIond Rick McGee Dounk Meksovong Goyle Melson J M gnu: .vcr H 35445141 im K7 ' .J X X r ,. ,ffx 'Z 3a'Q1' Y' Prcklng up onorher one, eh Chrlsrine? Debbie Mercer Kim Mercer Melisso Messrner Krisr1Michoels Suson Muller Judyne Mills Teri Mills Rick Milword Rondoll Mingo Rick Monson Greg Morse Turn Moser Morlx Mundel Sue Muxlow Eloreo Myrucla Why ore-n'r you boys In floss? VI X Qrx , ren-M35 Donny Noccororo Wesley Neff Lora Nell Errls Nelson Brron Newcomb lom Nguyen Cruz NICOKIO Mrchelle Oborne Wendy Ogden Crls Olewrler DOvld ONOPI Wendy Orr Brion Orrosen Dennis Penfield Doug Penfield Kevin Perorr Bob Peters Don Pierce Jeff Podd Kim Pohlmon Lorry Pointer Tereso Porvin Norhon Powell Dolores Price Jeff Pringle Brion Roschko Robin Roskell Jim Reidr Vicki Remmers Bryon Rennick Guy Reno Felicio Rerfkowski Michelle Richordson Debbie Rigsby Bill Roberts Sherri Rowley Kim Roy Srocy Ruegsegger Poulo Russell X ,'-X f' ' fN--. S52 L-ff ' X ' 1 E I Diana Samek Jon Scalf Jodl Schmitt Kurt Schubach Shlrley Schumacher Vlckl Searl Paul Selfert Shella Slms Barb Slentz The soon to be Mr. and Mrs. Tarzan. Jeff Snyder Cathy Stamatoplos Kralg Stavlg Dana Stegman Tracey Stephens Cathy Stewart Daryn Stewart Shlrley Stinger Steve Stoddard Rodney Stuart Aaron Swanson Kellie Tanner Amy Taylor Nikkl Taylor Michelle Thomas Tamml Tlbbett John Tlbberts Tory Torosian Vern Tronturn Kory Tschobold Debbie Turpin Liso Tweedy Stocey Tyrrell Liso Uhlenkott Peter Ungoro lloh Utt Scott Voils Lue Vong Dovid Vegele Doo Vo Ge Vue Thoi Vue ROY WOQQY Dicinno Worlcins Poul Wotkins Amy Weber Lorry Weber Corlo White Suzy Webster Tom Whiteside Shelley Wiedmon George Wiemers Jeff Willioms Christine Wilson Kristi Wilson Bryan Adams Randi Anderson Corey Borders Cass Bunton Bret Carl Gary Doering Michael Ellis Cheryl Estabrook Shari Flemming Jim Friedrich fill' Forgotten Ju 'o s John Gemmill Roger Gerritsen Lori Graham Jerry Hayes Valance Hodger Shauna Kinsey Greg Knudsen Elke Mante Eric Maraby Lawrence Moberg Syvantha Muong Melodie Reid January Rolie Dan Smith Kim Smith Laurie Smith Jack Stewart Doug Swor Kayou Thao Quahna Wilson Kothi Wooley Cindy Wynne Maly Yong Tonya Young Wanda Theodorson Norman Thompson Nhut Tran Thayin Vu Terry Warner Scott Webster Jeff Wood Thol Xlong Carol York New Foreign Exchange Students Moria catches on fosr. - I Z 1 I 1 R to I: Walter Hugler, Maria Uguet, Dietrich Seega, Tuiga Postari, Alfredo Alvarez. Not pictured: Elko Monte. What did you say about Mexico?l Tuiga shows her Hnished style. Learning About American Customs Rogers had the privilege of having six foreign exchange students visit us for our 54-85 school year. There were five seniors and one junior who came from various coun- tries, such as Germany, Finland, Mex- ico, and Spain. They were involved in many school activities such as band, FLC, Leadershio Camps, breakfasts. Senior Dietrich Seega from Ger- many stated, l like the U5 because it's a big country full of variety. I wanted to be an exchange student because I Wanted to learn more about other cultures and traditions. Also I wanted to learn and improve on my foreign language. What a stud! RAI E5 Here ls a bunch of wlld and crazy senlors. Seniors Who Care This year we had a special group of seniors. Everyone was a leader and they could do their own thing, unless they did a certain act. The seniors had to get permission by Mr. Schuerman to do their acts in cons or at other special events. The seniors who care were Darren Neal, Shawn Kennedy, Rob Shoop, Matt Lane, .lohn Serben, Tro y Piazza, Pete Shelton and Ed Bass- inger. These nine young men represented school spirit and seniors who care. They also wanted people to get involved with school activities, no matter what it was. The whole group thought that what they did was a blast. As Darren Neal put it, The more you do it, the funner it gets. Jlm Koch helps people get their lockers open. Shown Kennedy ls dressed for the occasion. The seniors perform or the collseum. 96 Dancers Rock All Night Rogers students attended many mixers this year. They were approx- imately every two weelss apart on Friday nights. Mr. Scheurman had originally planned on having the dances in the field house, because there was more room. Only two were held there because there were too many problems, such as missing tennis shoes and stinlsy socks. From then on the mixers were all held in the cafeteria. lt was a little more crowded, but it smelled a lot better. The purpose of the mixers was to get the students more involved. The mixers were a great way to meet new people and to become better friends with the people that you already lsnow. Mrs Haugen looks pleased with the conduct of the students Susie and Shown strut their stuff. The People Who Bring You the New Reporters Dig for All the Facts to Get Their Stories Nws, Cris and Mike work to get a page ready ro go to the printer, When Kevin Cosner, Ace reporter, was asked about why he thought this year's newspaper staff was suc- cessful, he quoted, Well, we get along. Which is the typical sentiment throughout the group that puts out the Rogers Record. It is a dihicult task to produce a newspaper, to 'put it out like clockwork, as advisor, Sandi Toms puts it, is a process that few other Record staffs have done with success. But this year people on the newspaper did more than write up the news, they also did many community-centered functions. At Halloween, for example, the staff put on a party for kids with M.5. This year the staff was able to ac- complish quite a bit due to excellent leadershp .ag-N These girls wish the deadline was over. 'ig if - S '15 --...-Q, Q. me 'F ' X Eating again, Karla? Cris likes being the newspaper editor. Annis, Toni Bell, Shelly Bentz, Natalie Butler, Stephanie Butler, Mike Choporro, Mike Ehrmantrout, Peggy Eldrect Lisa Fisher, Chloe Goldsbury, Condi Gow, Vol Grom- eldi Greenwood Wendy Holstron, Jeff Jones, Debbie Julian, Karla Kaminski, Lori Landers, Cris Olewller, Karen Shoop, Robi Shoop, Shirley Stinger, Aaron Swanson, H , Taylor, Chrystol Varner. ISQPHEQMQRES CQ ef' M 1 R Ei S Q33 Q7 Tf'7l5 resr is ro 566 if yOU will be able ro SUfVlVG yOUf bj Cgnceifed Qnd Overcgnlqdenf Of lgngwledge, remaining years af Rogers High School. CQ M59 moron DIRECTIONS: Below is a lisr of six CO2 quesrions. dj All of me Qbove Read each quesrion, and rhen answer ir by circling rhe correcr lerrer. Example: As a sophomore ar 4, who i5 me direcring principal ar Rogers? Rogers, you are a member of the class of: O9 84, bi aj Mr, Alfred Newman 85, cl 86, dl 87. lf you answered d, you are cor- by Mfg, Gergldine Ferrgro recr. You will be given rhirreen C132 minures ro com- Cp Mr, Wolfer M. Mondole plete rhe resr. When you are finished, lay your pencil dj Mi55 Por Mclqemon down. 5. Do you panic when you are on rhe rhird floor and 7- HOW do YOU Spell Sophomore? you norice rhar rhe bell will ring in sevenreen O9 5Ophmore seconds, even rhough your nexr class is lunch? bl sofrmore QQ Y95 cl sophomore bj NO 2. How do you ger ro rhe fifrh floor? 45. Where is room 333? al Take the teacher 's srairs. QQ Fifgf Floor bl Talfe the elevaror. by -Segond Floor CJ Use the runnels. dj There is no Hfrh floor. CQ Third Floor 3. Whar does sophomore mean? AN5 WER 5 aj A srudenr in his fher second year of high school. 13 C QQ d 39 d 49 d 59 O by C Shanna Able Shown Able Tracy Ahartz Collette Aiken Wayne Alban James Alberts Wayne Aller David Anderson Richard Anderson Tino Anderson Jeff Annis Mike Appolonie Glen Auckland Tono Bochman Julie Bonich Gory Bashmon Brent Bazzle Debbie Beck Toni Bel Chris Bell Amy Berger Jeff Biddolph Tonya Bjornson David Blackman Jim Bliss Darin Blomberg Bill Boll Steve Bonner Brenda Bordwell Kim Botchek Kathleen Botner Mellissa Bradley 102 . s rw. - ,- , x ,. if-:,s.1--1.-fi ,isselzssrrffii - --W2 -.--- L .vest xs.. . Y- -- Q-su-sf ass' 2 , N -' . Q .-Q-Qi. ,I if is-Q. -- X , Page .,ss.. s,...s B ,, is N X we we.. N ' 'NX x suis X e , S - i Jlhhq. 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Liso Broy Shown Briggs Christine Brink Bill Briscoe Anthony Brown Cheryl Brown Kelli Brown Louro Brown Todd Brown Tim Bruce Angelo Brundell Duone Bumgorner Dove Bunch Dorin Bushy Missy Colhoon Kim Corter Michelle Chombers Jim Christensen Korlene Christensen Chorles Christensen Brion Clork Debbie Clork lvon Cole Mory Collins Choles Conklin Nonci Cook Scott Cosner Liso Cox Suson Coyle Jim Crouse Dorin Crockett Mike Crombie 103 Eric Crone John Crone Fronces Cruz Leoh Cruz Korhy Dovis Melvin Dovis Kim Dowson Melisso Deoring Williom Decoro Bryonr Delzer Liso Desenberg Julio Dierks Doniel Dingwell Bobby Dixon Judith Dodge Don Donois Lourie Downhour Polmer Droder Jeff Drone Sissy Dugger Pomelo Dukes Mollie Dunkin Trocy Dunn Sherrie Dupree Denning Dustin Holly Dustin John Dvorok Timothy Dyer Michoel Edinger Peggy Eldred Down Ellis Chrisrino Emerick , -on 5 if Q iv IQ, ,, , ,L x ' fa fi , - llif ff. , - , . ,f '- X 3 J 'ng-V -rr an M555 Sophomores listen intently during con. f 'f i f,'f iff? ' Allcio Enquist Ken Erickson Lonie Ethridge 1: Sondrg Evons Steve Everts Don Foirmon Troy Foil Michelle Former Mike Fornsworth Jodi Fenneli Jeonnette Finley Lone Fisher Cothy Fleetwood Jonine Flores Joseph Fowler Louro Frody Robert Fronk BJ Friedenboch Sue Frornon Robert Fury Chris Goilo Kellie Gornby Anthony Gorcio Becky Goston Ed Goy Jeremy Gennett Eorl Gertie Glenn Gibbs Sheiio Giese Lyle Gilbertson Doryi Goord Lori Goord 105 Rick Grohom Christine Groy Heidi Greenwood Cosey Holl Kim Holl Russ Hollowoy Terri Hormon Michoel Horms Michelle Horroh Mory Horshmon Tobi Hortill Missy Hortz Jennifer Heidenreich Klint Heinen Steve Heydt Fred Hidden Jeff Hildohl Tomi Hogon Mork Hogue Aloeno Holder Morty Hollisen Stoci Holmes Wendy Holstrom Beth Holschen Becky Hood Noncy Hoover Chorles Houchin Mory House Diono Hovey Michoel Howe Rusty Hubbord Klint Hull 106 vm. i isi,,s,, , V .V V V, Vi ' V Q K i 4, . ' 4- X t H 1. i ,, 'vc f s ' ,QQ ,fi - W' I i,-' , r ' . X we, - V g t 1 .-',. . 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Suson Hunt Kelly Husband Rochel Hutchinson Lonny Jocobsen Ken Jacque Joe Jomes Suson Jomes Crisren Jensen Jomes Johnson Joy Johnson Lorry Johnson Mork Johnson Michele Johnson Don Jones Pom Jones Rhondo Jones Debbie Julion John Kominslsi Connie Koutzmon Don Koutzmon Mike Koutzmon Borboro Keller Cosey Keller Jim Kelly POUI Kelly Stoci Kennedy Ann Kent Eric Kent Alecio Kenworthy Brion King Kevin King Eric Kinsel Dole Kittilstved Mike Koczer Fronk Kollmon Korrell Korbel Don Kostelecky Sobrino Krisp Kory Kryns Robert Kucero Soroh Lomont Sheilo Londoker Potrick Lone Andy Longmon Angelo Lorson Cheryl Lorson Trocey Lowson Tobotho Loy Ken Lindohl John Lloyd Tonyo Lockmon Robert Long Scott Long Renee Lovell Jokee Lynx Lon Lyons Liso Mogney Volerie Mogney Scott Moher Corino Morc Derrick Mortin Rhondo Mortin Scott Mortinez Sondro Mortino 108 in 1' 9 1 Judy Dodge, Jenny Young, Tino Anderson moke o good trio Y M, c 4 ,i ,M .1 gy . 0 cfzif ' L ,Q X 5 I if QU 'Vx qw Q I ., ,+- fwtzsf .?us2fr22S2?ff' ' ,, A ,f11f:r:1,,rr. .Q1,,,.. 1' 7' I !f472.gg'5:ii'ff11' Q 1 ' , x ' ,,J A, X L. vc -... .,, . 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Ki Ixsf . 6 5 73 MF 'lrwv Sharon Bentley Alisa Blngham Shelene Bonnett Brad Carl Roger Cosselberry Jae Cravens Dan Douglas Klm Douglas Mark Eberhart Greg Evans Loretta Evans Mlchel Evans Danleele Flnley Deann Florlno Klm Flaa J J nnfsi' , tu, Not Pictured Karla Franklin Robert Garlepy Kelly Gaumer Manln Gibson Mlchelle Harrah Randall Hlldreth Henry Jans Ted Johnson Jeff Jones Chrlstopher Kassa Darrln Kern Deanna Kleln Frank Mann Doug Nehls Nghla Nguyen Davld Pace Vu Huyen Pham Tout Pho Allce Plckard Janey Predmore Davld Rutter Chrlstlna Samek Mlckael Sauls Charles Sowyers Davld Smlth Rodney Souza Jason Steele Teresa Taylor Arthur Trlber Laree Whlte Wllllam Wlse Demltee Wardle Donna Watkins Terrl Weber Becky Wenrlck Georgene White Susan Wlckwlre Mlke Wlgen Krlstlne Wllkerson Tomera Wlllloms Katrlna Wlllls Tammara Wllson Wllllam Wlse M0rtIn Wrlght Klmberly Yanker Jennlfer Young Nancy Young Wendy Zalman Llsa Flsher Shelly Gray Carrle Hall Klm Hall Crystal Hlcks Klet Hang Chtlstlne Jensen Shauna Jessett Jeff LaPlante Kenneth Llndahl Kathy Maher Bounmorh Moulaxart Le Quan Doug Scyphers Carmen Sllva Norman Smlther Rlchord Wlllloms Hoang Nguyen 113 Joey Oschner goes for o rake-down. 4 Rich says, Shall we Q I' S.. V, dance? while rhe ref checks illegal moves. And rhe winner is Tim Vigil. Coach Laughery, Rich Scheurman, Paul Watkins, Ed Basinger, Nick Brown, Tim Vigil, Coach Pela, Par Edwards, Jim Bliss Nay, John Watkins, Kelly Sonnobend Don Reidr, Gordy LaCroix, Stacey Tyrell, Casey Keller, Jeff Keller, and Shaun Cr Coach Pelo gives o pep talk, i Coach Loughery watches expectanrly. The Pirates warm-up before the big march. Varsity Wrestling Number 1. On Top of lt All. This year's Varsity Wrestling Team of 1984-85 remained undefeated throughout the entire season. lt was the Hrst time we've beaten the undefeated Mead, since 1977. Coach Ken Pelo, who has coached Varsity Wrestling for twenty- five years, feels this team is the best we've had in eight years. They have worked extremely hard to get in better shape and have shown great improvement as the season progressed. He really en- joyed coaching the team because they showed great pride and spirit for the school and had superb sportsmanshio. The team was very confident in themselves, and their teammates. When one of the guys lost an individual match, he wouldn 't get down, he would just worls harder ta win the next time. Coach Pelo said that next year's team will be as competitive as this year's, but also added that all the guys leaving this seaso will be missed next year. 115 8 X J, is Ni W ,X.x ,V Let's Dance. Rogers grapples another one. Pirate JV Wrestlers Seek Perfection Through Their Goa The J. V. wrestling team 's goals were to be city champions in the t and to be in the stare competition. Some of the wrestlers needed to prove their grades and attendance. Coach Laughary said that, Att need to be three sport gentlemen, meaning that the athletes should st sports all through the school year and be gentlemen. They also need I motivated and dedicated 1003 Some of the top wrestlers on the 1 were Terry Lulfenbill, Rob Frank, Jeff Keller, Jeff Biddubh, and Jim Alber in Tap, left ro right: Larry Weber, John Kaminski, Jeff Biddulti Rob Frank, Paul Pruzinski, Jim Alberts, Eric Kent dle: Klint Heinen, Darin Crockett, 5cottkLong, Joe Ochsner, Bunmon Volvxart. Bottom: Tom Tanner, Shown Vern Trantum, Don Donias, Terry Lukenbill. Look at them muscles! .fins Another mighty Pirate goes for the pin Fighting hard to get on top. i Aim Calvert, Harold Armstrong, Mike Borser, Tom Hayes, Shawn Fissetre, Jammie Lyons, Mike Byrum, Pomonte, Tim Burke, Troy Mize, Jim Rae, Jared Sylvester, Nick Gray, Andy Owens, Brian Carney, Chris Grady Swain, Scott Steele, Mike Burchett, Ellis Johnson, Travis Bliss, Brian Dahlem, and Joe Miller. Freshman Wrestling Just as A wesome as Before The Freshman wrestling team is much compared to that of the frosh wrestling team from 1981-82. They wanted to be the best ever, not only in wrestling but in the classroom and everywhere else. Coach Pomante has been coaching at Rogers for two years now and he said that the teams he has coached were the best. The wrestlers have very ,good team attitudes and they worked very hard to gain wins. The top wrestlers were Troy Mize, Mike Burchett, and Shawn Fisette. Excuse me but this is rather uncomfortable 1 f 1 Qi wwwv SRX 3 RS R Sf .Q .L s f Q 5 , X by V N W qgnweff iw, 1 ,Z 75? V1 ,,.' 34, W- ' X' . ,i ll tail 5? V f ,455 .ww ' 'Q 'fy 309111 7 'Q , L 1 m - ,W ,, ,M Q- fi 1 t N wi The record-breaking fly! Sue Dunn and o perfect pose. OUCHI Integrated Gymnastics Gymnasts Tumble Toward the Top Our Rogers gymnasrs for 84-85 still strove to be the best. The former Rogers graduate, coach Chris Lynch has been a coach here for four years. During this time Chris has seen nothing but improvements among the team. This year Chris stated that she wanted two strong events, those events turned out to be floor and vault. This year three all arounds heped to breals one hundred with team scores. Those girls are Sue Schuyler, Sue Dunn and Dana Robinson. This year a new assistant' coach, Lori Wilson, was welcomed to our Rogers family. Lori felt that the team had great potential to be in the top two at districts. She erjoyed her Hrst time coaching at Rogers very much. She also eryoyed seeing all the spirit each sport had for one another. There was a big change in this year's competiton. ln- stead of having 1 on 1, they had double duo meets. This consists of 4 teams competing at the same time. Although it's still 1on 1, this was thought of to save time. I There goes Robert burnin' up the COUH. 9.9, sq... f . .. The Pirates work hard against the Lewis ond Clark defense. DUOHG looks very disap ' t d porn e . Top to bottom: Shown Ken- nedy, Rod Stuart, Clyde Gibbs, Robert Jefferson, Dan Smith, Jeremy Gennett, John Patterson, Steve Schuerman, Coaches Preston and Dorr, Dave Brown, Pete Mauro, Eric Eilmes, Brion Via, Jon Schuh, Todd Crowe, and Duane Sorensen, 120 NM. SIP sf. 3.5 'Y'-fa: Robert saves the ball from the Titans. '85' Boys' Basketball Varsity Guys improve Team Strategy Starting off his second year, Varsity Coach Jim Preston, has visibly done well with his basketball program here at Rogers. Commented Carla White, Statistician, 5taci Cl4ennedy2 and l have received good comments 'from many people about how good our team has become. Leading the mighty Pirates of 13 players is junior, Robert Jefferson, Captain and one of the top scorers with Dan Smith, Clyde Gibbs, and Rod Stuart not far behind. Being a young team this year C4 sophomores and o juniors? has had its disadvantages, but will be a tremendous factor next year because of the 10 experienced players returning. The disadvantage is nor playing as well at the beginning of the season as at the end. Coach Preston 's goal was and will always be to develop the team to the best of their ability in all phases of the game. M y job is to prepare them, with the best of my ability, to win every game. The team 's goals were to improve self-esteem and to have outstanding athletes, students and individuals. 121 Boys' JV Basketball Dedication ls Their ,si-'1 Goal Heading the J. V. boys this year, was new-comer Dick Lentz from Valley. When asked, from an outside point of view about Mr. Preston 's gram, Coach Lentz said, lt seems to be working and is headed in the direction, but alot depends on the dedication of the kids. They need to work on poise and shooting, stated Coach, both and Varsity. Some goals of Coach Lentz were to work on the developing shooting and individual skills and to become dedicated Real dedication starts i the 7th grade. Q4 4 I4 4 SH 50 3 4 I U 3 E, ,lm - - T Q C 'Pliw 4.2 Bock to front: Steve McNickeI, Glen Auckland, Robbie Murphy, Rob Fury, Don Pierce, Corey Baker, K Robbie Murphy looks for on open mon' Auedsmore, John Lloyd Derrick Martin, Tiger Erickson, Bill Summers, Mark Annis, .Scott Maher, Phil Fish Palmer Drader, Cruz Nicoccio, Troy Fall, and Tim Tyvan. ' X x W., F . 0 sri Jump, jump. Higher, higher. Tim Tyvan goes for the extra point. arl er, 'iff'-X Captain Mike Eilmes takesacouple of por-shots. Did YOU ever COflSfC'ef dOff79 'he high JUmP in track? , i 'W ix! ' Tom and Steve try to oct studly. Ha, ha! ro bottom: Rae Douville, Donny Campbell, Rich Mason, Anthony Bowers, Tom Stirling, John Barnhart, Dorr, Loren, Pat Tisdale, Joel Finn, Steve Webster, Kelly Jones, Gene Cox, Mike Eilmes, Kelly Stannard, McMannon, Eric Johnson, Jeff Trantum, Sean Chambers, Cory Butcher, Tonya Crisp, and Teresa Freshman Boys Experienced Coach Readies Players Leading this year's Frosh boys' basketball was again, Coach Jim Dorr, former Rogers student. His role was to make sure thee freshmen are prepared for competiton next year and possibly even for the Varsity team. Adhering to Coach Preston 's program, the boys have improved tremen- dously from practice to practice. Commented Coach Dorr, They are hard i--l workers and very good athletes. They just need to more develop their basketball skills. Heading this year 's team of 18 players, was captain Mike Eilmes, TMJ? Ili., ,. .Y 'ki 1 gi 5423: SINK THAT BALL! 495 'C H Z, N: u . ' qkkr Top, lefr fO righrq Troci Lowson, Troci Dunn, Chris Breouir, Gino Jerrow, Chris Butcher, Corhy Fleerwood, Harold Long, Mr, Kighr, Coach Gaul, Ms. Huffer, Sonya, Hilde, Louro Brown, Joon Howerron, Sheri Gera- nerr, Marlo Renner, Cheryl Brown, ond Arleen Flerr. 124 A OD eondorwow. 1, ,J , . .,.., ww'-HHN K I Tip ir ro o Pirore! Marla Renner gets rough. The girls go in for the attack, as the ball is shot. ,fs 'f fT iif btr,,,,f .,.-,-.s M, g W X Coaches Gaul and Kight anticipate the referee 's call. Girls' Varsity Basketball Striving to Better Their Techniques The Varsity Girls' Basketball team of the 1984-85 season had an excellent year. They had outstanding defensive and rebounding techniques which hebed them improve and become much more fundamentally sound, as compared to past years. ' The girls just wanted the satisfaction of playing well and worked hard on making it into the city play-offs. They wanted to obtain respect from, not only their teammates, but also from other schools in the Greater Spokane League. The girls had trouble in the area of shooting, which they worked hard on improving all season. Coach Bill Gaul wanted them to get the technique worked out, instead of just throwing the ball toward the hoop with no skill involved. Coach Gaul has been coaching basketball for thirteen years, eight years of boys and five years of girls. His main goal for this season was to get his philosophy of coaching known throughout the G.5,L. program. 125 JV Girls' Basketball ' Shooting Through a Great Seaso This year's Junior Varsity girls' basketball team had a great year. had a high level of dedication and a great winning attitude. Mr. Kight, who has coached the team for two years, felt his team h excellent person to person to full court pressure defense. His main goal to have the team improve their game record this year. The only thing they needed improvement on was their shooting which they did improve on as the season progressed. Top to bottom, left ro right: Debbie Beck, Missy Bradley, Michelle Harrah, Wendy Ott, Val Magney, X-4fi. r 1 Q sgnqgq-gzs tl Q-G aes s , wheres me bon? Geise, Rhonda Martin, Coach Kight, Jeanette Finley, Angelo Brundell, Sandra Johnson, Debbie Clark Russell Sue Wickwire, Toni Bell. , ,,.s, 1 N 4 5 You get ir, I got ir last time! Coaches intently watch the g players gossip. ame, while . sxf '- .RNS Deitra goes for the jump against G-Prep. Going in for the two-pointer. s o right: Coach Huffer, Michelle Stags, Kristin Noe, Stephanie Ellioson, Sharie Larson, Angie Hone, Christie Sandi5tern, Dorci-Powell, Shannon Gibson, Dietra Shoemaker, Norissa Cruz, and Tricia Matlock. Freshman Basketball Girls Work for a Mnning Attitude The girls' freshman basketball team 's goals for the 54-85 season were to arn to improve their basic skills and to havea positive attitude. They had rear offensive and rebounding techniques, and often had good com- backs toward the end of each game. They tried hard on improving their efensive plays and gaining more conhdence in themselves. This was Coach Traci Huffner 's Hrst year coaching at Rogers. Her own per- onal goal for the team was to set them in a winning attitude, on and off he floor. Looking for an open man Cwomanj. ' -M S..-f' N 4' hat Rogers Did for Us The class of 65 is a very special class. We were the Hrst freshman class to return since 1970, which made us work harder to reach our goals but also gave Us more time in high school to become closer as a class. We will not always remember the D that we received on that test but we will remember what we were doing instead of home studying. As we parr we all will remember the great times that we have shared but let us not forget to thanlf our parents and the other important peo- ple that have helped us to where we are no w. Jaclfie Ken worthy Sr. Class Pres. I This crowd will do anything to get in a picture. Nick Drown shows us his he man act Chuck Martino enjoys school lunches too much. Look at the legs on those boys Danelle and Chrlsllna relax between deadlines. My high school years have been and srill will be grear! The classes l've taken have raughr me a lor, in por- ricular, rhe advance placemenr courses. I believe high school is nor on- ly a place ro learn srudies. For me, ir includes rallfing with friends, many A.5.B. acriviries and afrer school sporrs. the class of '86 is super and we will have a very successful senior year! Kelli Tanner Naralle ls always on Crystal 's back. Da you shop at Sheer Madness a lor? jf- C1055 Pres Don 'r rhe y look real nice. E veryane shows off their purple and gold. Smiles for the Camera My high school years have meanr a lor ro me. I have only been ar Rogers for a year and a half our I have had a grear time. I have learned a lor and people have helped me a lor. I definite- ly would nor wanr ro go ro anorher school. I feel like parr of the family. Brien Via Don 'f rhe y make a cure couple? ,N . f Apologize for whar you said, Seniors Io ve ro clown around. Remember rhose crazy inlriarions in the middle of the nighr? , M,-,,,, I ' . K . 4,5 , , 15515 rm r you do your homework ar home, Barb? Rene Lovell and Fran Cruz check our the guys Alfredo boagies ra rhe bear. When l Hrsr came ro,Rogers l was shy jusr wallfing down rhe halls. l myself learned a lor of rhings abaur people, sporrs and A.5.B. What rhe Hrsr year of high school meanr ro me is friends in all four grades, a higher level of sporrs and more homework. Bur overall ir was one grear firsr year in Rogers, 5hawn Fisserre Rogers welcomes our foreign exchange srudenls. Pirettes Show Pride an ,g.,er- .,mv-'K , X Top ro borrom, I ro r: Michelle Pollard, Shelly Evans, Karey Chrisrensen, Andrea Mail, Neriso Cruz, Kathi Marke, Jeanne Becker, Coleen Smirhers, Georgie Whire, Pa Robertson, Samantha Novak, Louonna Home-rsky, Tabarho Lay, .Shelley Fanning. 4 TTRAT Luanne leads the flag line. You guys are supposed ro look happy. c V , JJ This year the Plrettes didn r get off to a very good start They were the colorguard at the beglnn Ing of the year As colorguard they marched for the band This years new advisor was Mr Batista Mr Batista was preparing for the future They were working on basic dance styles and he hopes to per form more regularly next year on a drill team capacity There were 14 girls and they practiced two days a week Their purpose I5 to support the marching band and fn crease school sprnr QS? 5? Q gr L . is ,E ., -' Q ii 'E ' , , U 41 y - a Mimi . 1 - I ' 1 gi- ' glil fifi c ,. 2- 'S 47513 5262, 55 23 we .Asa 1, Q . 3 Q sf f sa 1 ' f is it 35.1 ' W - ' 1' ' .fl-'I 21 -, L A f yg -EW? 351 ' g pgi esge 3 ' i . Q.- ig 6, c if g W si ft, A1 ' Y li L as E 5 J' gi 5 5 1. T ,N 5 J . , f ' 1 gi xg gif!! 'V .Q 4 1 4 ' I 4 I What Was in - Spring Fashions Spring fashions for 1985 represented a whole new style. New spring materials were featherweight, mostly ,crinlfled cotton in calming col- ors - the prettiest pastels ever - mixed with white or just alone. These pastel colors weren 't used only by girls but by boys also, Pants ranged from old stone-washed denims to the newest style of so- called crop pants, pants that go on- ly up to the ankles. Newest style in shirts was big buttons and so-called half-shirts. Girls were often seen in slfirts with jumpers and jumpsuits with shorter length and bolder shoulders. Navy was popular again, this time especially with yellow. Big earrings in various colors were in. Mesh gloves and socks were used to lift spirits and give a spike loolf. Declfshoes were IT in shoes. We just LOVE spring. 5-mi Gail Shilliom, Scott Angioi, Cathy Stewart, Scott Hookom and Ingrid White are showing spring spirit Scott 'n' Scott, the wild ones. Q4 X x There 's no time like springtime. Seniors who core strut their stuff Spirit A word We Win Agoin For the fourth yeor in o row the mighty Pirotes of John Rogers won the Pirote-Bullpup spirit oword, destroying the Gonzogo Bullpups with on owesome disploy of spirit. The Rogers students showed their pride for their school ot the Rogers- Gonzogo Boslsetboll gome, by dress- ing up fifties sytle, disploying signs with soyings such os Let's get wild, ond chonting inspirotions such os On to store, even though our boslsetboll teom wos next to lost in the leogue. The Pirote-Bullpup Spirit Aword wos creoted to promote spirit, pride, ond enthusiosm in the students of both schools, ond to odd o little friendly competition between the students of the schools. When oslfed whot the competition did for the students, Mr. Schuermon replied thot ir builds pride within the students. I .H , H n., B., ,gn Mr. W. 'xl K ov 1 .-, . ' ' ' 'V - f .FL 23' IN + - , I ' .. yfwz-' .i 'A-f1f'5,i,fiT ff' Q ' 'rx A 'v fx: ' 'U f A V ' 1--Cr' . ,i :'g'f , .B ' if 3 - 9.1, . ftp .Sandy shows us o reol mon. Mott Lone tries ro oct cool, Who talked us into this on ywo y? Grease Lightning Hits Every year the Rogers Drama Department puts on a special play for the Rogers family and community. Any student from Rogers could try out and many were used to put on the hit musical play Grease, The plot of Grease was one of traditional background. Sandra Dee a very quiet and reserved girl. Danny is a rough and tough guy. The two fall in love, but their different personalities makes it very dif- ficult for the two to get together. after a lot of hard work and compromising, the two got together and the story ends happily. Mrs. Logan, Mr. McGuire and C. C. Cayer put a tremendous amount of hard work into this outstanding play. Many hours of hard work made them great. Prac- tices were routinely held every day after school for 3 hours. Practice started in October and lasted up to the day before the play was presented. The play was per- formed on January 17, 18 and 19. The success of the play made the Rogers family very proud and happy. Richelle Johnson, Rizo, shows the girls how to drink wine at the slumber party. Eric Marby performs Beauty School Drop-Out. Danny Zuco, Bob Dixon, tells the guys about his dream car - Grease Lightning 1 3 x :anna Yi if 'Y J Sandro Dee, PIOYGU by Donno Watkins, tells about her summer nights. Cliff Phillips points out thot Sandy Boker ond Mike Ehrmontrout ore two nerds. X ln-. The couples get close ot the donce, JF' igiffa X x Z A ,BK xtif x. Q un is S Q S' ' Eric Morby portrayed on ongel. Grease- A Success P.M. Magazine hosts fllmed parts of Grease for their prime time T. V. show. Ingrid White perfectly played the very fllrtotlous part of Cha Cha. eeifaiixrkzf-A21 1 ' ,m.1tzsg2x,, Amazing the Rogers audience, the main performers sang and danced just as well as Broadway stars from York. Ingrid, Bobby and Shellie were born to hand jive 's mean attitude caused Sandra Dee ta fight back. Vince Fontaine, played by Bill Zoesh, dazzled the girls and audience with his suave 'T' Are you gonna take Cliffs and Bob's sarcastic put downs, Richard? The cast of Grease performed excellently and we were all very proud of them. looks and smile These students enjoyed seeing Vision Quest. Vision Quest Hits Spokane For 16 months Rogers students awaited the release of Vision Quest. Various problems and advertising ploys delayed the him 's release, but Vision Quest premiered here in Spokane on February 14 and opened nationally on February 15, 1985. For the Hrst week of showing, Vi- sion Guest did extremely well, not only in Spokane but all over the nation, stated John Coztects of the him ad- ministration in Seattle. Even though Vi- sion Quest did well at the box ofHce the local critics didn 't care for it. They felt the relationship between Louden Swain and Carla, his house guest from New Jersey, would never happen to a high school student, especially one from Spokane and that the whole storyline was just unrealistic, But could it be tha the ones who are unrealistic are th critics? They obviously have no ide what goes on with high school student these days. Gn the other hanc' not everyone in Spokane liked the film. The Spokesman Review stated that Director Harol Becker made Spokane look as if it was run by water ways. Most Rogers students felt the Hlming of Vision Quest was an experience and that Matthew Modine did a good job in mak- ing the wrestling look realistic. To differ with Spokane critics by the time Vision Quest had been showing for two weeks it was one of the tap 10 movies at the box ofHce. Students Review Vision Quest I liked the movie because it was filmed here in Spokane and because Matthew reached his goals in the wrestling match. Darren Neal I thought the movie was great. The reason I liked it wcfs because he reach- ed his goals with Carla. And in the last wrestling match. Shawn Crosby The movie was ok, ldid like the fact that it was filmed here in Spokane, and here at Rogers. Justin Trevino I've seen the movie twice and I thought it was better than the reviews gave it credit for. I would also recom- mend it to my friends if they wanted to see a good movie. Park Huck I really liked the movie, especially the last wrestling match. I think I would recommend it to anyone who wanted to see Spokane on the silver screen. Ericka Anderson l would pay to see it again. I thought it was a really good movie. The part I lik- ed the best was when he was looking at her shotts in the laundry. Dan Martin The movie was alright. I guess the main reason I went to see it is because I was curious as to how it turned out. I wouldn 't pay to see it again. Mike Chaparro Though I wauldn't pay to see it again, I thought the movie was really good, I like the last wrestling match the best. Frank K ollman l liked the movie because a lat of my friends were in it. But I don't feel it was worth spending my money on it twice. Sarah Smith lf the movie hadn't been filmed here in Spokane I don 't think I would have liked it as much. I did like the sound track. I also liked the part where they were driving back from his grandpa's, and the last wresting match. Tim Moser l loved the movie. lliked it when he was running through the streets, and across the bridge. I would have seen it even if it wasn't filmed here in Spokane. Christine Lawsen l thought it was really interesting to see your own city in a movie. Katie K aminski lt was pretty good mainly because you see your own city in it. Lanie Ethridge lt was alright because our school is in it alot. Tonya Finley lt is an inspiring movie, it makes you realize you don't have forever to do something and that you should go out and do it before it is too late. lloved it. Laura Brown lt was a good movie and had a lot of interesting parts in it. It was worth going to see. Lisa Desenberg lt was a really good movie. I liked seeing my friends and my school in a movie. Shane K alamarski - The crew takes a break after shooting a long scene. A A A ' 'iq' K' O' I fi' 'x'h l45'1 v'l'26 ?f95 T T . , T, ,fl-'qmynuucmn O, ' nn. yn K W. ,fmgwxfy W, S7 ,7 imma' fax lf P 1 X ,JDRT X fxx' L.! 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A few things have changed this year. Wonderful as it is, there is no supplement to fall out of your book. Also our supervisor, the Warden, became Mama Warden. One thing that hasn't changed senior pictures are still in color. Activities: Coordinator Michelle Alderson, Cris Olewller, Sora McAllister, Tuyo Postari, and Pork Huck, Wow the gang's all Colmostj here! 'NK M wM 'W7 ,,........ Editor Karla and Co-editor Carla. Could this be on omen? Mama Warden, the wonder teacher! ls that a look of despalr? M 'ifg ., 5 A LW ' ' M J., t e 73, t iii? S KI I -A-U-....4 TK Classes Staff Danelle Barron, Larl Ellsworth and Chrlstlne Chumle y. i -fr Photographer Shane K olamorskl laughs at Mlchelle 's order. N454 ' , wry. lsn't staff artist Jim Koch talented? Photographers: Mark Slentz, Steve Coffman, Shannon Resendez, and Lisa Moghey. Sweethearts - All We Need This year 's Sweetheart Dance was not very successful due to low atten- dance and that the music was not played to its potential. On the average, couples' dances do not draw as many people as the mixers do, but this dance had one of the lowest attendances. People did not like how the music was played. The music was skipped quite a bit, and when it did, they put on another song and never Hnished the other. The theme was All We Need. The colors were red, white, and pink. Pictures were by Bob Hess. The dance was from 8:30 to 11:30. Taking a break. Don 'r look so surprised! Tell ITIS about lf. Kiss me, I got the signal. TY 1 Where 's my parrner? Couples dance ro the bear. Heidi shows us her Colgate smile, H ag Do rhe Germans dance like rhor? Really? lvl! 983 Ig x , Eli , S E3 NF Advrce to Freshmen 1 Ne ver odmlr you re o freshmon 2 Dnnlf mills ond rolfe vlromlns so you con grow or leosr 5 feer roll 3 Open rhe door before you wolk rnro o room 4 The tunnels ore nor o shorr cur ro rhe rhlrd floor 5 Be coreful of otyecrs dropping from rhe sfolrwoys 6 Seniors eor row rneor nolls ond M 6 M 5 before coming ro school 8 There reolly IS o M155 McK1ernon Q Senior girls don r go our wlrh freshmen 10 Senior guys only hove one rhlng on rhelr rnrnds 11 A vold Mr Welsho wer or oll cosrs 12 Loolf or your seor rn rhe cofererlo before you slr down I 7: Freshmen should be seen nor heord. Dovid Adoms Tohnyo Ader I Bombi Airo ' 4 Kothleen Alemon Tonyo Alexondrovlch Roe Allen ,t i f' ., 2 32 33 '? 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Dannetta Bursch Corey Butcher Lydia Butler Michael Byrum Stacie Cagle James Calvert Don Campbell Tom Campbell Brian Carney Don Carpenter Michael Carr Teresa Carson Raquel Carver Ron Casebeer Bonnie Cavan Cynthia Cave Nokeo Chairez Dona Chambers Eric Chambers Hal Chapman Jesse Chase Shelly Chrlstlanson Jeff Cleveland Tomera Cloke Kim Collison Karen Connelly Tania Contonlo Curtis Cooper Tamara Cotter Tim Cotter Danial Couch Sheridan Court ,. A4 ,, 4 ,,,., My f f , if t fi 1. f4,- uf -N. . M vc. 'V l s f1 , H 4' .,,' , ' 1 r M y .. ,, ill ' V 3 'X ii 'A V X'-f 'Y QQ: V f - ,,,.,, r C 1,-V' at V 5 l fa.. N. I x t, 4- p. -1 at giganti- uf I r B, if 1 at f I ,, ff xffff' 1 f7 vi2,1', xzvzff W .2 mziieffeii' 'i , - zgilfiet ,M n .1 ' ' r -- J B -Q ' ' t 7 l z 1 A ' 1 X ' ff A VO J T9 Cf? 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Tracy Kelly Apbun Khanchaleun Chad Kiehn Sherri Kinder Ann Klrlhora Shelley Klrtllstved Bobby Kjolseth Brian Klott Pomela Knerr Davln Knlght Harvey Knorr Joshua Lalrd Theresa Lamarr Dwlght Lamp Jeff Lane Bradley Lanegon Trocl Larson Joseph Lasalle Cherle Lawson Steven Lay Dovld Lenz Alan Leonard David Leslle Christopher Lewls Cherle Llocos Russell Llghtel Greg Lorenzen James Loule Susan Louie Andrea Lunceford Larry Lyle Hurry up and take the plcrure, l've got ro get to class. Jomle Lyon Liso Lytle Dustin MocDonoId Angel Modison John Modison Andreo Moll Jornes Monfreddo Jeff Mortin Ritchie Moson Ron Mossie Christopher Mostin Russell Motlock Tricio Motlock Sornontho McCIory Vondo McElroy Jim Meek Angelo Mellstrom Kelly Metz Lois Meyer Colin Michoels Rebecco Miles Joseph Miller Mox Miller Doris Mills Corlotto Milword Jon Mirocle Scott Moller John Moore Louro Morrow Chris Mulligon Melvin Mulllgon Kimberly Mullin Jennifer Mumo ' . ,iagptapm fm i if i l? yn, 5 3 als ri si J A1 1 f 1 W 'ZW N-. y ,s W 1, . 2 4, I if Q 5 , l X , ',.Qf IT , fl- ls Freshman, Por Nsdale, into flirting with uppercloss women. is ,p '- f l . . . F r, , . ,U ' wffffe li'i l .4kA. . K, ,1 m K, if I 5.2215 719' ,f 'Q I w, ' ,H ' f , a M , N K f ,,,. K if . .. V ,, wwimmrlmr.-fif-yMs1l,,,.,, k,,, if if , ' , l,r.1,:-,wl,, f,,1I , , ' ' ' ' 3 f i 1. 21, f . , , M -, . : . J. li, Ci? as W Ja fig. 7 Zu W Y 425 it is ' -it : 1 1 , ,,,.,, m,,,,,l rf N' x V 6- , it-', r ,. Sch? LV U, ,, , 1 . 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Pink Jr. Michelle Pollord O 4 ar ' ,iid 1 Lindo Plumsteod ,J if ' EV.: ' X U . W Q ,, Deono Louro Popple D- .. Y ' its 1 Scott Potter Bryon Powell Dorci Powell Jeff Powell Down Prott Theodore Prescott Joseph Price Michelle Pugh Jomes Roe ggliionpgfrlforhbun David Adams or his best. Eloine Relmer Rick Relnbolt Diono Relnholt Renee Renner Rhondo Riodon Shoron Rlppy Thereso Rlrchle Joseph Robertson Amber Roblnson Dono Robinson Sholomoor Roestel Ingrid Rolond Robert Rosslow Willlorn Ruegsegger Stocie Runyon Andreo Russell Tonl Soovedro Voughn Sodler Rochel Soldlvor Joclynne Scolf Rebecco Scotes l . fx x. fa on sa, I o . 5 Q' is ii Kr lt, 'N .fe-'ee llllll Q g - 1 Frosh, Angie Tonner I5 happy to be ot Rogers i G' 'ta , if K. fi' it if' Y... All .c . .rm tb K C' . i M gi, , y .zmfvmxl Kris Erdmon, Deanna Sheposh, 6 Amy Bocook study the mop of Fronce. i., -if i , x1J- i Q Q . xv. 0. O ' xi X l X .,,' AX , .-K. ku, .vjx ' 91 4 Y 5 ' Wx t. 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Seredoy Jr. Deonno Morie Sheposh Corrie Lee Shumoker Lillion Siddons Karen Sifers .Ioon Slentz Robert Slentz Gregory Jomes Sloon Gene Smith Gwynne Smith Rochelle Adino Smith Colle-one Smither Collette Smither Dennis Lewis Snyder Horold Soderberg Poul Stephen Soto Michelle Stoggs Michelle Stonberry Kelley Stonnord Tommy Inez Stores Scott Steele Cossonder Stern Tommie Stewort Richord Stidhom Shorell Stobie Dovid Stubbs Liso Stubbs Grody Swoin Jored Sylvester Angelo Tonner Michoel Tonnich Botboro Toylor Judith Toylor Michelle Toylor Kim Thompson Richord Thornton Shelly Thornton Rondo Tibbett Tim Tibbetts Pot Tisdole Richord Tisdole Anthony Titchenol Minh Hoong Tron Jeff Trontum Heidi Tschobold Jonothon Tsoodle Toro Vonsickle Robert Vorgo Anh Phong Vo Kristy Voss Wendy Word Sherri Weber Nicole Webster LY? ll' .,.V Y r0 'Ig S ' sk. , fx za ' , 5-,A t.ri tiittl S S ,A Y hint ,.t if il ,gf ,' 6 ' S S , X I b ,VW r ' ...tw -f32 t5e?',?ifTi , Q , , ip - 'V a 351 D 1 'R if 3' ,. i -X Q ' Qs ' 'ii i 3 ii Tom Andersen Julie Banich Gary Bass John Beardsley Kelly Behar Kevin Bender Troy Bloor Ken Bray Gerald Brisson Tammy Bryant Kathy Burch Michael Clutter Carrie Colbert Kristi Colegrove Debbie Couch Gene Cox Lisa Cox Ron Cunningham Brian Dahlem Angel Devos Mario Diaz Teresa Eceles Rodger Edwards Perry Ellsworth Jason Farnsworth Nicole Flanders Angie Gates Peter Glatt ly. ,.,. asia' ti U Ki , . Kristina Westman Albert Westover Hal Whltcher Jeffery Wicke Vicki Lynn Wilcox William R. Wonch Jr, K 4 I I 1 Jamie Dayon Williams fl? ...ZS s ,. 5 ' its Q v ,K V. 1 ,.4- t - T - ,..- ., Terri Wynhoff La Xiang True Yang Chalon Krishna Yoder Sharon Zinkgraf Brenda McManis Robert Frovel Sherry Stevens Heidi LeBret David Goodman Shawn Graham Thomas Groh Shirley Gump Marlette Guzman Tommie Haack David Harwood Tammy Heinen Charmon Hemphill Paul Hilde Jon Hoffman Rory Homes Aaron Hunt Cindi Jackson Sharene Jarrett Wallace Jennen Yosef Jones Joe Knudsen Jonathan Kurtti Corey Lewis Richard Lidell Christine Markle Cynthia Martello Michael McCandless Dale McDougall Brenda McManis William Miller Troy Mize Frosh Not Pictured Donna Mott Rhonda Muns Jeff Piper Randy Rinehart Terri Rohrman Darrin Ross Randall Schleufer Phorn Sim Diane Snyder John Speer Fred Stecher Thomas Stirling Tim Sullivan Chen Sun Kari Swofford Cindi Taylor Roy Taylor Vanna Than Elaine Tomlanovich Rob Turner Deon Watson Steven Webster Robin Westlake Lawrence Wilhite Flynn Wong Dawn Wood Cassandra Wright David Wyatt -4 - 5 cg .. i .c -.Q I +3 Michel Fisher- 85 Andreo Fry - 85 Glenn Julion - 85 W It 'K if 2 '- M... .fs 8 5 Ronold Ritchie - 85 Scott Stevens - 85 Luther Wilson - 85 Ng :ff Glorio Ammonn - 65 Croig Eide - 66 Cheryl Estobrook - 66 Pom Jenson - 6 Roy Quonsrrong - 66 Lori Ells worrh loves school. X Kim Smith - 66 Sandy 6 Paulo - Junior Jocks. f,-1' Tho 6 X6 -N99 lx Q95 A 159 ,ey wg ,Y 2 f' . f 4. J . ' y ff ' ' F H 5 Z4 A 7 ' 9 1 4' WW P' , ri X ff ' K GMI f iff H N X Qx XX 7 0 X tri J I 4 V N 4 ' M l, Q ppl Nt 7 N 5 'g XX. 4 - 1 , EXXX 5 656 A HJ.. x i Z ' ' .s.. X Af' ,.., 1 I ,-Lx? 1 , L 31 ' ,, fy: W LM f n ...fix A W h igy If Q we 1-for X r ef T Li ' i t '-15 A an 1 x 1 ' . 5 v ,.-, I ' x s 'L' 'R kekfmflzis' , ,Q 2 i Q A 'xt V Q i'..:.:jj1-Vg., - Q-.5-r?,r.i ga'- XB. . .f.,.Lk..,.,..A.g,,J - .. , 5. 5 WSF: ' an Y fs ' ' was - ' -f--eww-fy' 4, vs 11. .fs-,ezdw--H.. ! 'v.. w e., '--3. - i A tariff- 1' A .- .Q ............ 3 ,. 32 . .. ..wf.,jig S N x s' S - , 5 fra s . . r -1 , '4- me-gg, S Wg? -....,...,. ...x .,.u .. L 2 'N' JA' ' '-' . . 8 W s . l . . siq.fN 'L ., , if ' . f fs as . '1 A 1 wr .KU , . ,,',-f' ' nf N ., Q- fi f -if ...,, H if' W 1q.,:M', 'gf , , if fab M ' 3' I , .1 -' Q -fw-F3355 . ' 4 ' ' ' if 5 Y ,V y 'W V I 41- P ' ry I y , , K1 7' W v ,. , nw vb .' .., , mv ' ' ' N i Darin Anderson readies to give a mighty kick. ls ir a goal? A 1 as ,tan . GY A 'Q gf? . Vw , ' ' ff! of n .K A f 'L .M .,.-iff H Q-2f:fv 'f,-'hey - Leveque, Tina Anderson, Dietrich Seego, Kelly Jones, John Gould Pere Mason, Brian Horak, Dan Hamlin, rr Jones, Stacy Rehm, Parrish Osrendorti Jeff Hartman, Chris Sonnabond, Mgr. Chad Lorresr Rittowski, Jim rr, Daren Anderson, BillSchumaker. Varsity Boys' Soccer Getting the Ball Rolling This year 's '85 Varsity Boys' Soccer team started off to a great season. Mth the team showing more enthusiasm and dedication than last year, they ser their goals high. Since it was only the second year of soccer being in the GSL and here at Rogers, they worked hard to reach the goals they had set. As compared to last year, the size of the squad and the spectator turnout both increased. The interest in soccer should increase as the teams get better and the action during the game improves. ZS., .U fl Oof! Well, I almost caught lr. i1 x X Y , x is W X m N i N X N R' N W ' x V' ' XX .. - V3 X x X' V i X, i x X ix K XJ Q .i M X. wx Q SQL Z L L X K X i X X Nw S N is N Q This is hord work, man! A N. , XXVI ix V3 ,--,1,2z.h,,. 1' - if! Sirring prerry with the vorsify girls. Varsity boys, Whor a bunch of hunks. Ho! Hey you guys. Hem ,Camel -Qmxisgssgl, X 41 'Wi F5 if ex Ngfji ev, V vw. If i my M its 'S is. ' QV? Spirits Were Soaring Tracksters Worked for Their Goals Girls' Varsity Track team consisted of 37 girls and at Boys' team there was 56 boys. Both teams were balanced, having both good runners and Heldmen. Throwing was the girls' only weakness, and that was due to the loss of last year 's seniors. ln both teams the spirit was enthusiastic. Some social events, like a pizzafeed were held in order to increase team unity. Girls and boys set individual goals weekly, before meets and three season wise. As Mr. Squires said, Winning is nice, but if the kid feels that he can be proud in the end, he has done his best. The potential to 'do well is there. We are coaching the kids to improve individually and also as a team. Our goal is to have a winning season and to qualify as many kids for district and state as possible, was Mr. Kinzer 's comment. The team practices were co-ed and centered around every per- son '5 own events. There were only a few seniors on the team, a good point was the number of sophomores. So the future looks very bright for both teams. 169 Varsity Bays' and Girls' Tra Up and ove- 'TW life9OO Are we olmosf there? x ' or ff, a or .r . or M I ' if 'rf o Y ,W , K N, ,bp ik 1 'ki is L L .XR W This was o good one! Whor do you wanr from me? orsity Boys' Tennis ingers Get Into the Rocket Under the instruction of Mr. Preston, the boys' tennis 'teom hos been working words being more competitive. Coach Preston wonts the guys to improve os uch os possible ond to hove fun. They ore bosicolly o young ond inexperienc- d teom open for much improvement. Stored Cooch Preston, This is o lifetime sport ond o good form of exercise thot n be used throughout life. This is Jim Preston 's Hrst yeor of cooching boys' tennis. Paul Pruczinski, Korl Osdemore, Don Smith, Cory Boker, Todd Crow, Brion Via, Scott Maher, Don Kcurzmon, Rob Fury, Dill Blindouer. .4- l lsn'r this a good picture of Mr. Preston? 'Q e An vm. - 'aw .si '- sh 4, . 'UWNQ 9 'Sn-.11 1 .. frm- 1, np, N mg-IT' N... ' vi. M . ' 1-. ' 'Q - fx, A -wuz F Q ' ,. 0 xo.. ' ' A . A N A ' V 4' ,ww - '- 'rf - .... Q 'M .N . .M : v 'tv ' , f L V e' rs- fy- NG '. X . ' :Mat 'UQ' U ' 5 .. 1 M . 1 ' . gwfm ,W .. . . L -1 , ,ff f .r 1 - , '54 ' wr... .,. - -1. :mem ' 1 -1 . - V , - -ft - 'N . V .1 .1 '1 ' -- . 2, . f tj -ff . 1' . hwy ' .pq ,N ' ' -sn... ff. J. V r -, M. f fs 4' 'W wil ef 'L N I . .vw rf ., mhgwu. . ,A,1,,M,'w,., KA hug? 1 Ox ..M 5 -FVV -it ' me av A 5 A ' . A4 -, FW' T T - li. 1 X Rager's Golf Team Puts Hole in One lmpro vement Sho wn The 1985 Roger 's Golf team has grown in size and ability. The girls' participation increased from 2 last year to 10. This year there were also 15 boys competing. The team practiced 5 days a weelf, 2 days of which were at Esmeralda Golf Course and 3 days here at school. Mr. Znle said The practice scores this year are better than last year. 173 1 The team next Mr. Pofon, Dave Brown, Bonoge, Mr. Burns, IJQ Smith, Vern Tranrum, Duane Sorenson, Srocy Ruegsegger, Trevor Dennis Douville, and John Parrerson. f' 'XX Trevor H. Such a srud! Pere Varsity Baseball Attitude and Experience The Varsity Baseball team of the 1984-85 season, coached by Jim Paton, had a tremendous time trying to reach their goals of making it to the play-offs and turning the shp around. Out of the twenty to twenty-five players that tried out for the Varsity team, there were fourteen or Hfteen that were selected. The mcyority of players on the team were juniors, which they felr was an advantage because the experience from this year will heio them to be an outstanding team next year. The team had both ex- cellent pitching and hitting abilities but needed to acjust themselves to having better winning attitudes. Junior, Duane Sorenson pointed out, We have changed the Rogers' attitude and I believe we can get somewhere. With Coach Paton working the guys to their maximum, they im- proved a great amount throughout the season. The time and effort that the team members put in, payed off toward the end of the season. 175 Junior Varsity Baseball The Junior Varsity Baseball Team had a good rumour with 19 players, i cluding sophomores and juniors. The goal for rhe season was be the besr y can be. This heloed fhe players' arrirudes ar practice, utilizing the faciliries an the eryoymenr of playing. Coach Pomonre erjoyed being wirh the ream an watching rhem improve. reshman Boys' Baseball The Freshman Boys' Baseball starred off well by winnig the hrst game against L.C. Corey contributed 4 R.B.l. 's and Pat Tisdale pitched o shut-out innings. Coach Tony Naccarto that everyone worked hard and showed good improvement and his goal was win the City Championshp M K . b.hA ,. . Freshman Track ,T . . Team ' ' HY' U P: iff: SQ: The Freshman Track Team was Coached by Mr. Brown and Kara Solars had 31 and girls combined. This was Mr. Brown 's Hrst year of coaching track at He has coached teams in the past years and he decided he wanted to Coaching once again because he has always respected the other coaches This was Kara 5olar's second year coaching at Rogers. She says she the coaching and the kids. The team 's goals were to improve their skills to set individual goals weekly and monthly and for everyone to work...........,.... as well as individually. Vars. Coach, Paul Cooley Brenda Smirh, Joan Howerron, Sheri Gennerr, Marla Renner, Kris Ferrians, Glenda Brown, Carolyn 22.2 Allen, Becky Tyvan, Sue Dunn, Davida Crisp, Kathi Wooley, .Sandra Johnson, Arlene Flerf, and 5usi Mee, the bench Wmmersl K irihara, 1 78 1 Vors. Assistant, Perry Morton. A 1 . X .xr Ler s hit a homer there! Kathi says, Look our here I aml Pushing to the Limit New Pitch Added to Varsity Softball This year there was a change in the pitch of softball. Instead of be- ing a modihed slow pitch, it was a modiiied fast pitch. This, stated Coach Cooley, is going to be the hardest change for the girls. Coach Cooley went on to say, This has been a building year for us. The talent in the league was strong, and with the modiiied fast pitch the team 's strength varied. My main goal was to have a fun- damentally strong team. The varsity team consisted of juniors and seniors. They practiced every night after school from 3:00 until 5:00 or 5:30. They worked on hitting, pitching, running, and many other softball techniques. Coach Cooley also said, With the leagues being tougher and the competition being stronger, I feel the girls have done a good job. They came in at about average this season, and l was proud at the job they did. They worked together as a team and individually. They worked hard, and their work paid off in the end. l feel they were pleased with themselves and thejob they did this season. T 179 Junior Vars. Softball Achieving Mth Experience The 1984-85 Junior Varsity Girls' Softball team set their goals and w hard in achieving them this year. Coach Phil Stohs, who has been coc baseball for a total of Hfteen years, uses his experrise and experier coaching the girls for the fourth consecutive season. The team practiced to develop their own individual skills and also their work abilities. They were very competitive with other Greater Soc League teams and also among their own team, representing Rogers great pride. Oi il Hey! E veryo PWOLV f0f me! Tracey Lawson, Debbie Beck, Missy Bradley, Cathy Fleetwood Connie Koutzman, Cheryl Brown ' ad Holmstrom, K rlstyn Olmste r What a ham Coach Srohs ls! Oumelders ready for the pop-flies. , and Laura Brown. 5. K. we big M L V 7 AU TOGRAPHS spon rs' HER ES I. 1.-EUACJUMLUY A Ci U L '-In I Y' il 18 Knowing many of my students receiv- ed better opportunities because of the education I made available to them. Mr. Tom Battista Band When my students are able to get jobs in Graphics. Mr. Tom Hale Graphics Someone used what they learned in class and it made their life better. Mrs. Jackie Ewell Home Economics To help students solve a challenge in life, whether it be school-related or personal. Mr. Gary Klght Math 'Elmer Working around dedicated energetic young people. Mr. Jim Paton Physical Education X f it YE Ta see my students become a success after they leave high school. Mr. Dave Pomante Physical Education Getting to know my students and wot- ching them improve and grow in all aspects of life. Mrs. Diane Floyd Math I enjoy learning and sharing with others. l feel l'm doing something worthwhile. Mr. Lannie Martin 5.5. ifs When l've waded through that last paper. Mr. Noel Waters English When I hear people talking my class outside of the classroom. Mr. Gaston EnglishfGovernment cf. sc.. fsi' .i My rapport with students. Mrs. Kathleen Paris Biology X - '-39k fa f .3 - .'.-- JY .. -- -.-. ' ss. Working with the they want to learn. Mr. George Withers Auto Mechanics What Satisfies You as a Teacher? 4 students when its come back and thank for doing things for them you realize you did. Dave Betts A parent expects you to change o stu- dent's behavior after they've had him far16 years. Mr. Jim Brown Mechanics X X X 'Students will not say hello to you in You don't get kicked out of the he halls. teachers' parking lot anymore. r. Dick Lentz Mrs. Linda Lewis Business Education Physical Education -0 N A .X 'N k - - -W1 Y 6 l .X Your desk is piled high with papers and five students are asking for help. Mr. Peggy Kraft Social Studies You get your first ulcer. Mr. Jim Buckley Math l get called 'Mr. Neal' in public. You try to send your husband to Mr. Gary Neal 'Time Out'. Forestry Mrs. Laurie Otteson English, History Q4 BN 5,5 - f Four kids hgve ro 90 to me berhroom, lt is Monday Morning, 7:55 AM and I l am bombarded with cries for help. illegible pqperg gtqqk Up on your Orid two kids are break dancing - all my lesson plans are completed. Mr. Clay Swisher deskf' in the lsr 5 min, of Class, Mr. Phil Stohs English Mr. Frank Windishar Mrs, Barb Silvey Hi5f0fY History English You Know You're a Teacher When? 185 Lunch os l get to converse with post. present ond future students. Mrs. Noncy Bell Cheerleoding Advisor Drivers' Ed. Aide W - R3-si ment opens ond l'm operoting it. Mrs. Coroi Corpenter Physicol Educotion 2nd or 3rd period. Mr, Bort Hogin English R L N i Weight doys - the comploint deport- I Lunch ond time to go home. Mr. Ron Chollender History ond Metol Shop 4 t t,,. a t , XL . Q i X K 2523.62 L Lunch ond tests, Mr. Horry Loughoty Moth H15' Peflod - 50 m0f1Y Students Ore Whenlhove to disciplineostudentf' reody to work. Mrs. Betty Soucy Home Economics Mrs. Shoron Trovis Business Educotion Life begins ot 2:C30. Mr, Gene Lorenson Sponish, History, ond Art X X ,qui six i is sz. X sz: 1 I .W Lx The best moment is when my wife or- rives home ofter o doy's work. Mr. Mike Vennum Sociol Studies After lunch, it's olwoys interesting trying to figure out where they've been. Mr. Poul Cooley Sociol Studies I enjoy oll of every doy. Mr, Perry Morton History ond Economics Before school when kids just come in to folk, Miss Coroi Wonomoker English 186 What Do You Like Leost or Best? the middle of o lecture so- osks for a kleenex or a Don Agost Biology You know they listen to KZZU Czoobf' Mr. Fron Carroll Chemistry Your class walks up the stairs dur- ing o fire drill. Mrs. Cynthia Logon English The boys ore short but smort and the girls have o loud constant giggle, Mrs. Loretto Atwood Math, Computer They got lost in the bathroom. Mrs. Edie Coleman Moth, History, English Z 1 fa. Qzwr S3682 3' 2205 Q92 C-. 22-4 3 -9. gm '51 O U5 UV 55 0 O. O Ln.kffauvf,,MLiV114,fW -'Qs Inst When the student puts o film on the projecter and it falls off onto the floor. Mr. Bill Gaul History 9. There's a lot of tolking and no one believes this is for real. Mrs. Elsie Codeno English When they tolls more than you do. Mr. Gory Harms Woods When they have panic in their eyes between clossesf' Mrs. Donno Sampson Spanish After 1 semester they still don't know your nomef' Mr. Jim Smith English When they ask you where to buy the elevator tickets. Mrs, Christie Word French, Yearbook You Know You Have a Freshman Class 187 A.hzk K . Q . ,kxrk T K , K i. - E s I 2 Golf, re-Od, Gnd WOICPW mY Welfd CO' Whotspore time? Enjoy the outdoors, motor biking, ond Golf, reoding, gordeningf Bornobyf' Mrs' Daisy Chopmon visiting old ghost towns. Mr. George Gulusis MS- NOHCY COVVSOVT Art, Drowing, Pointing, Lettering Mrs, Andreo Crisp History, Pre-Algebro English Home Educotion, Sewing JJ? ' , l'? x- isis? in-,E '-gf. 1' f 9 x Ei? -T if E t.f UCODTUVQ 'he hidden DUNN P'OY Wlfh mY TWO COTS- I love to recid while listening to I hike, enjoy wildlife ond Mr. Richord Kinzer Mrs. Georgio Miller clossicol music. wildflowers, plont o vegeto Physics, Physicol Science Computer, Business Moth Mr, Ken Pelo gordenf' CWA, ASD, Goiernment Mory Porter My spore time is spent coochingf' Tolls to the students. H5109 with friendg, wrestle-h0U5e with Hum - fish - Mr, Jim Preston Doryl Squires my son, grow roses 6 reodf' Mr. Bill Zinls Algebro, Physicol Ed. phYSiC0l Eduwtion Mrs. Sondo Toms Traffic Sofety, Physicol Educotion Newspoper, English What Do You Do in Your Spore Time? 188 L Mr. Joseph Culler Mrs. Potricio Dovis Reoding, Science Geometry, Algebro Moth, Sociol Studies Pre-Colculus itk Mr. Don Moteer English Michoel McGuire Choir, Symphonics Chorole, Shivesen YU Mrs. Mory Morgon l.E.P. Coordinotor Sociol Studies English l Mrs. Froncis Scott English Mrs. Fronces Nord CO-OP Keyboarding Mrs. Poulie Zombyrski fMoth, English Sociol Studies Leonord Johnson Drofting Algebro cc X Q -ge X c A - :R s is Miss Imogene Knight English Vocobulory may i Mrs. Mory Meyer 'Keyboarding Shorthond if .- S Wr... s- lik I' X X . Mr. Joseph Roymond Geometry, Colculus Algebro, Trigonomy Mrs. Morvel Miller Advonced Foods Applied Economics Mr. Ron Rivord English, French 189 Miss Pat McKiernan Prir1CiP0l Vice Principal Mrs. Mary Haugen .9 F.4 Mrs. Jeannine Atwood Mr. Tom Flanlgan JUfii0f COUOSGIOY Sophomore Counselor Mrs. Jo Derrick Mrs. Margaret Butler Business Office Clerk Main Office Secretary Mrs. Sue Brickner Mrs. Lir1dO T0ylOr Attendance Office Secretary , Anendonce Office Clerk Mr. George Weishaar Vice Principal Mrs. Lucy Adams Freshman Counselor Q. Mrs. Sharon McGinn Main Office Secretory l l Mrs. Freida Lehrman Data Processing E Mr. Joe Busch Senior Counselor Mr. Dennis Scheurman Activities Coordinator Mrs. Gaye Dion Library Clerk . X Mrs. Joyce Salyards Business Office Manager . W r s 1 S X Mr. Mike Emery Mr. Russ Bishop Mrs, Corol Bloke Lioison Director Coreer Center Mr. Paton instructs his Sophomore classes in Physicol Education. Miss Wonomoker osks Purple Claus for something speciol for Christmas. fi' .Q ' i wi M a N x :X I ' 9? il 1- I 4' fn Q faq? 9 nu he ' 'J Q 2 ig K 2' M W ar X, 1 J ft V 4 iz X 5 f' 4 4 -is 1 v. Z 3 Sg',: . z e' lyl ,g. ' V. ' V. ' Saleen.: jfs ri' .,34 gf? ,',',',',,. ':s-i..,.z.. A. 9 7' o'g9I .'. Wg ' 490'-'fi-. ,, 0 '14, ' 112,01 'QF 'f .- . :.u.u' . 'Wt ',, g,Q,,,,. ,,,.,. q fag fm,-.1 1 A ...if ,i V g, U 13 'W W ,N 4 .- 1 :'- qu. :L fra ,0:, 'In .IQ R: T352 o to, ' 4:29 ,:,a f,'s.':'.a'26fj' 3 ffl' ,, 5, . .fu U a 4 8 I as ,Q n .g q.':o Q 'iz o ',l O Q 9 'o A Qc 'fi Lillian Sulllvon E X SEV! ' . n Jon Breifsprecher Connie Probert, Jon Breitsprecher, Lilllon Sullivan, Helen Murphy, tho Kent. Renie Schultz, Betty Thompson, Mor- - ,L .. , , W, . K -P Q ' as X Connie Probert ff L5 m ,sywqi I 1. A Q Q . , io -4. im we 441. Mortho Kent 4021, m , ff? 9 ,Q , 1 0 'if 'Q 4k'S' if M Avg, , 'o , J -1 3 99 . 4415, , Helen Murphy Mike Johnson Tony Noccoroto Betty Thompson W9 fmmt f MQW, ffQwwMwMmV 2' Q T ' f ,' fif ,WW Renie Schultz ,H Mrs. Adoms is the new Freshman counselor. Mr. Pomante returns ro teach P. E. X N , . t KY . K L L. x Sue Briclmer and Lindo Taylor ore glod to be port of Rogers, Rogers' New Family Members Mr. Lenrz is the newest teacher ond coach. Q . Q 9 2- Q K f 9 l , , -fig Q. wg , , s X '1 E fl Mr. Bottisto is our new bond Director. - - - - - I - - AP Program ' 'Excellent The Advanced Placementflfxtend- ed Learning programs started 3 years ago with the class of '8o. The par- ticipants in this program were deter- mined by their CAT scores in 8th grade along with their IQ. 's. The program was designed to motivate the fast learner and get them used to the college style of teaching methods. The first two years were utilized to prepare them for their Jr. year. Which was that the class was being taught to help them pass the U.5. History and English Advanced Placement tests. Each teacher got more skilled at teaching APXELP after having the class of '86 because that class was in the experimental stage. I Cris Olewiler shows her e th siasm 5? Mr. Nennum's 2nd period AP History class takes time out Cath y Stewart is an all around good student, N N ' Q .,, , r +4 . . ' -,Q W, . Q 0 Mrs, Krofrs' oth period Freshman ELP class. K orlo K ominski shows us her confused look. 'N ,sg A W! 'T Zi Q -gan . Norhorfs in the hall ogoin!! Miss Knighrs 3rd per. Sophomore ELP closs. xx Ry 4 Mr. Shuerman, senior counselors and the Class of '86 respectively. Counselor Daren Anderson with Wendy Ott. cvs.-fs gym '52 v aff' Y X sexi --R -f wz.xs'l'9? Smile pretf y. What a cute couple! The 8586 Cheerleaders get an early start. 'L Q ' W L wx K: ,Q 1. .1555 ki KT QF' ws? Q Q M s K MAS FX Ax C XNWX wmxgsx ,R QW 1 N X C sf ws ss Nm Vx SE? 'WM Q Q usa s K X rm, ' A We 'Qi sz- ' K H. K W . . 1 . .. S eek . we . -Q-1 1 .5 . i t , t a i 111515. 'N ' ' in-,fr 1:1 zz. if . ' ' 'I 6ws13iN 'iP' r 5 .. .lteil -'YitgN- Q 1 5.15, 1. E K - .ss ,Sa -sat. N W ' Q Q .QC X -Q S C Hsu: nh, sir? 3...- -'www 5 ' is 11 juniors goof around on their free time. 'lk ' Whats with the shades? Nat more GQ guys! UQ '-X 1 Brenda and Barb boogie during council. Make It Happen! Eagle weekend. lt is truly an experience that shouldn't be miss- ed. You've probably heard that before, but it 's true and maybe you should take their advice Eagle Weekend, lovingly set up by Dennis Schuerman, is designed to build self-image, improve personal relations and climb the ladder to success. Stated Junior Carla White, l feel that l really learned something about myself and l came back feeling positive about almost everything. The day started off arriving at Liberty Lake about 9:00. From then on until about 9:00 pm were a series of sessions with a senior counselor and 7 to 10 students in a council, discussing self-image, relationships with others, goals and, overall, just getting to know each other. Then there was a dance and camphre afterwards. The following day was partially Hlled with more positive sessions and the most important and emotional session of the two days was the Stick Ceremony. This involves students getting up in front of the group to dedicate their stick to friends, family, etc., by puf- ting it in the Hre representing our feelings, that everyone has, to keep the Hre of spirit and love burning strong. lt is a time for truth and love which is shared, felt and carried on throughout the whole room. k X After 2 hours, there 's no hurry to sir. Now Nikki, youre supposed to pay attention. 197 Mrs. Zombryski knows rhe answer ls rhis a group of hams or whar? Oh, you push the burron ln, and you pull the lever our. The leaders of rhe sophomore class. Sophomore Weekend 3 rx-rv-Q' .evra fi' It ' . ...Ir V1 Doesn't Lisa look cute. Pauline Zambryski 6 Jeannine Atwood - The grondoddy of spirit, Mr. Scheurman. Sophomore Eagle Weekend was held at Zephyr Cam- pground out on beautiful Liberty Lake, the students left before school on Monday morning for their two day trek into the wilderness. The goal of the weekend was to raise self-esteem and self value. Once there, the students broke up into groups of nine or ten. These groups were lead by a senior counselor who hekned them throughout the entire weekend. Q if 1 'Q 1 z .:1.1 Y I Y. Ns ' ,xg :fx , X x .-x fsgwefm- N nl 9okone's Declining Concert Scenes Night Ronger!Block ond Blue September 22 Quiet Riot I White Snoke October 8 Billy Squire f Molly Hatchet December 13 Sammy Hogor I Zebra Jonuary 30 Kiss f Queensrhyche F ebruory 26 These students show off their rock attire. 1 5, A ,.,- . K .70 l-l.Y g.'. I lflf A couple of shirts from the latest concerts. ,..-.W if Suddenly the lights go out, the crowd starts yelling, and a few lighter flames flash here and there. If you are like most teen-agers you could probably guess what that describes. Of course that is the beginning of a concert. Spokane doesn'r get many of the big name groups, but every once in a while we get a fairly decent concert. The reason for this, according to Jon Robins of KEZE, is that Spokane charges the same to rent out the coliseum as it costs to rent the Seattle Center Arena. More and more groups and promoters don 't see Spokane as a viable market anymore. lt is going to get worse unless a new stadium is built. Photo by Burcherrs Studio r i Seniors Compete for High Honor Mrs, Sandi Toms introduces the 10 Lilac contestants. The Lilac Coronation began with musical selections by the jazz band and MC Shelly Monahan 's CKREM TV! introductions ofthe Hnalists: Paris Huck, Brigette Crozier, Shelley Goodman, Kristen Johnson, Susie Dixon, and Carolyn Deeble. Each candidate gave a three minute prepared speech on a topic of her own chosing, and then answered an impromptu question, such as what is the nature ofa fami- ly, or what will you miss most about high school? After a break for the judges to deliberate, and some lively music by Shivesen, the judges announced their decision. Rogers Lilac Princess for 1985 was Carolyn Deeble. Wi! .I Top, Ito r: Brigette Crozier, Shelley Goodman, Kristin Johnson, Judy Mosser, Julie Mathews. Bottom, l to rf Park Huck, Diane Johnson, Susie Dixon, Cristine Larson, Carolyn Deeble, 20 A Fun on St. Pofrick's Doy Morch 15, wos the Soinr Porriclf 's Doy donce. People were ro weor green, ond if rhey didn 'r, o green bib wos pur on rhern. The donce wos held in rhe field-house, ond ir srorred or 6:30 ond ended or 11.-30, There wos o donce conresr ond winners won prizes. There were olso prizes given our ro people rhroughour rhe donce. The music wos provided by Mr. C 's. He y, isn 'r ir gening o lifrle sruffy in here? Prerry soon sleeping beaury will be awakened by Prince ond his Revolution, So, hey, you wont ro go our, or what? Susie ond Paul are the center of ottentlon. These couples enjoy cz donce close to each other. .Star search eat your heart out, I wonder if Mr. 5cheurrnon 's green ls purple? A Smile that outshines the sun, A Radiance that glows from one, The Caring that flows so tree, Friendship that lasts, you'll see. Elle est ma belle, Elle est Michelle ITN SWAGDHAK M E T'Embrasses Moi' e Goore and lrl Goore You guys have been such great friends You ve always been there when I needed you and you re very special to me l love you bath sa VERY VERY VERY VERY muchlll LOVE ALWAYS Deana mr hrto Wherever you go rn the future wherever your talent takes you know that for you there will always be o candle tn the wrndow take chances' san Pau ILOVE YOU Dorrn Ill always Love you Dont forget all the thrngs we shared Even though I was rrghr about not knowing you anymore I hope I get to be your INSPIRA TION ogarn Love A H Trocr we are srrll thrnkrng about cutting off your tarl Cheryl try not to whrmp too much GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR LOVE MARLA SHERI JOAN 'IHIJU LUIJ IJILGJE ' EIL? 'DIET W I I3 ' 'l.lf'Ll 'IICUIIEE LUIS IEIIU ISUIQUIEW ' r V 'Hu VIJQBGJIEEQ QUIBW Illowul uu Vu 'writ f E3 wuz? IL emma will SIMS utr EIJLUIUIUIL 'utilise wofwgg ISU! 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To the Mrghty H H R Have a Jammen Sum merlll K Dennis my love I love you so very much You are my somethrng special rn my lrfe Let s continue that special feeling forever I LOVE YOU SANDI Marla I know you would like showers But lm sure I would like Jacuzzres and bumping my head on the table rr would give me a Headache Thanks for making my days special I LOVE YOUII ALWAYS SHERI If U D wdlblrl NEWSSTAFF CRAZIES I Ioved berng on a ferry boat rn Seattle feeling young and happy with all ol you lt was a truly edrfylng ex perrence Thanx for all the terror LOVE THE BOSS THANKS for being frlends R S JY D D you all mean a lot to me I lave you mom thanks for everything Hope to see everyone rn the future good luck LOVE FOREVER M O Shannon we ve know each other srnce K Garden ft we ve always kept close Don t ever forget the lake the hub cap the crash all the other lun Youre a GREAT FRIEND Keep rn Touch always G l IIC ya at Stateline Katre To My First Groduarran Class CONGRATULATIONS l have pushed you academically and I have pushed you to be responsible Starting today you will begin to reap the Rewards of your labor Good Dye and Take Care JOE DUSCH Kell6Shrrl Hey Duds WE DID ITIII Kelli remember I never knew smoking was so easy hrr remember always check lot cars at corners Love Ya Karre Mona You re the greatest friend I ever had fun times lrke the lake my 18 B Day L' your strrp per Best Friends Always Katre P S JOHN IS GREATIII scoop whenever r wander why the heck t chose teaching youll always come to mind r really believe rn you san I would luke to grve special thanks to Jesus and Kev for such strong sup port If rt wasnt for these two pea ple and the rest of my close friends I would not of made rt God Bless remember proverbs 3 o Your hair rs red your eyes are blue I am me and you are you I LOVE YO patrick lloveyourgrrnll llneverforget pullmonandthefollowrngweeksfyo udrdsomuchformewartrngwrtchme whenlhadtosrtalone lwrshwecouldT ALKlrkewedrdbefore lcareforyouso verymuch'Always R HAPPYDIDfallrn toaglassofwaterl Love chrrstrne LMXV R DZH LMOB GSV LYQVXG LU Z SRWWVM WVHRIV R EV HRMXV YVXLNV GSV KILNX FXG LU NB YFIRMT OLEV NB VCKVIRV MXVH D! BLF GZFSHG NV NLIV GSZM ZMD HXSLLO VEVI XLFOW LFI TLLW NVNLIRVH TL LM ULIVEVI Z Howdy Remember the band flshrng Seattle Dicks field trips qurche dool Gremlins NDo wrnter skiing and everything else especially ME Thanx for understandrng caring be rng there loving and most of all showing me who I really am Ill always love you for berng the sweet person that you are I LOVE YO Mrke ThebrotherlneverhadlYournter ruptedmyphonecalls sardmyharrloo kedlrkeamop laughedatmewheny ousawmeearlylnthemornrng andpu tbrokendrumstrcksrnHarvey sbowll WehadSOMEslumberparttesIlwon t r everforgeryou Love Chrrstrne To the Class of 65 Thank God we made rtlll Remember the good times Guys IW G5 AD AH C K K C A R G M My B Day parties I IoveJ W Ill N K To the memories of yesterday you wrll always be rn my thoughts Thanks for everythtng Andy Shel Kath and Cherly its been a Great Year Thanks for mak ing tt fun Remember Coltfarnra this summer and the MEN there LOVE N STUFF Park Jay CHarveyD searching for gas caps going to Hoffmans running er late and sometimes all nrghtl We became closer each ttme because we learned more about each other and ourselves Ill never forget three chaparones at the movre you sleeping through another movre except when the mouse was on Thanksgiving squirt bottles flyrng apples or arttstrc oranges I II never forget how you brought Pro phecy to us the house was crowd ed but we loved rt' You frve really did have talent' You dont know how much good you drd or how much I care for you You re never out there alone as long as I m alive Ill love you always and forever' Chrrstrne Jack CJ BJ You ve been a great friend these last 5 years how you were always so hyper III never know I hope you have a great summer see ya next year Love Ya George CD B 7 i ' ' V E t t , I L V f 'V' ' ' ' 'A . . ul r ' ' ' t , , , , ,. I A .J L 1 . . if ' i it 4 e ' e I J i tl J t ' t I lc I I, , ' - . . H - I ., . , - CS V , . ,, Il ' I I Thanxlfor always berng there Never forget the H ' I ' I - . rondg with mom'5 cohrsroying Us P.H. V ' , A V ' ' ' - ' P.G.,'. .,J. 'Lf' .H .lf f foci ' r ' ' - ' . . , Gi - ' ' - t ' 2 MO I U ns- , - . '55 U-K,K. ' ' ' C C - you have made me feel like lm a very special person I will love you always K.W - although I sometimes yell at you, you are very special to me The guys on the 2nd floor You guys add a special spice to life Cruisin' 6 frinites Scott. ljust want to say IJ years is a lot, but so are we. The past CJ years have been full of so much My love will always be here, even if we're not. Thanx for being everything to me - you're so special. I hope you have life's best. CJ, Spaz, we made it, thanks for being there. When I needed you the most. Thanks for being so special. Just think we've laughed and cried together but notice we've still stayed friends. Wanted to end this school year aff by saying I Love you. l'll miss you, Good luck in your love life remember PS,JS,JD,WT,46,PS,CD,BD, DH.DS,RN,JH,TV and good old Tom himself. I LUV U Cass Duntan We were separated but we're back together. Out differences oten't minor, just major You're the bestest twin that any one could ever have. Love yo Chris This American life - and these American GUYS But - I had so much fun Thank you all very much I love you. Have good years to come - TuUo Kelli - Remember those great times wrestling calit. weekends Dig M's new yeat's eve movies cruising looking A prom date the bull kits camera shopping the lake 16 b-day times we should as friends Love Carol - care - Hi bud, The B5 school year has come ro on end, but as for our friendship it will still be go- ing strong for a long time You mean the world to me and I will never forget these memories that you have woven for me I love you - Tam Pete Sheltonq You are a real special person and you mode my Eagle Weekend the best l'll always love as o friend. Best of luck, Love ya always. Chtisllunton Motjie, You have been my best friend and I'm glad your friendship means o lat to me thanks for everything Kim To all my friends Kelli, Judy. Meliada, Mona. Shirley, Tonya, Becky, Rae. Sheri, Katie, Kathy, SusanM, Connie, Wendy, Stacey, Jeni thanks 4 being there and 4 those embarrassing times. Love Carol Duclos To: Tami, Judy and everyone else, thank you for everything You all make my sunshine no matter how dark the world is. I love you and I'lI miss you SLATER. Love Tammy Tsuji, not Walker or Dingaman Jim, I'II always think or you when I see pink. I wish we could of went out and become better friends you'lI always hold a special place in my heart. Cheryl Dig Brother Lanegon. I hope you know how much you mean to me. ties.hospitals,sIedding,oth,summer BA and quarters I'll never forget you and l'II always love yOu. Kris Ron. You've added so much to my life. We may have had doubts at first, but I don'r have them anymore. Hope it lasts. I LOVE YOU Love Always Cris Sam. you have made my Jr, year. Don't forget the night of the Fri. 13 movie. I know I won't. You've taught me o lot about myself This sum- mer will be great. Aug lo. 1966. Love always Vi Thanx for the times tht you've given me. Me the memories we'll hold in my mind, But now that we've come to the end of our rainbow thete's something Ijust have to say. -- I LOVE To Food,Pinky,Choclate,DoIph,Delomi and cutie - We are finally Seniors. This year is our year to consume JD and look for Billy Squires. You gals are special, love and gunk. Gnat Desire, I had my doubts this year but we did it. You helped me through the hardest year of my what's lust without desire, last. I love you - LU T times and bad, most of the good and I'II always cherish the memories of you being there when I need you. You probably don'r know this. but I really do love you K.P. G E A, Thanks so much for everything You guys have made my first 2 years wonderful. You both have helped me grow up tremendously. Remember me always. Love ya, C D. Stacey Tyrrell, I wish we could have met sooner although I doubt things would have been dif- ferent. You are a special person, inside ond out. I will always remember that smile you gave so freely. It brightened my days Love U Lori E. To the apple of my eye. We've shared good 5eC'e'5 'hope one dot WeCf 0ce 'e l' Always remember: the bull. PO tire, I couIdn'r of done it without you. After att S N P YA M LOVE YA. Mary Shawn, Barb. and Wendy Remember the late nights and good times Thanks for all you have done for me Love Alan Tanya Crtspll Ricardo - Hi cutie, ya you . , remember me? Thanks for making this year fun and thanks for I'Il give you Q hint who l gm, rm qozy lol you being there when I needed you' You made this , , Now do ygu lim-,W who l gm? Good l love year great, being my friend' you ljust wanted it in print . . bye for now but Love ROBIN not for long, snookums-honey-baby cakes Thanks for everything, Yau men a lot to me and I'm going to miss you but SeottIe's not that far John R Rogers is the best for it was our little Owoyy Rgmembe' absence makes the hem nest Students came from all around to get to gvow on er' L ,Kdd H class and act like clowns, Some ordered pizza Ove YO I 0 and sometimes wine just like the Dudes ot Ridgemont High. The teachers were great even when we were late There were some excep- tions, the non-human ones. who got on your leo, Q,-ld yelled ,rl your eo, you com really JM. well we finally made itwe had some great blame them one bit because most of us acted THTISS l0Q9Th9f we shared YTIOYIY SSCTQTS Gnd lllre gyen when We 90 away qll me tears we been through o lot and stayed close. memories will stay. Thinking of the times we Dorf' f0fQe' UQ M5 folks Of QUYS OUT df90fT1S had I'm sure we'Il be forever glad. Soon will P5--J-5 come your graduation the greatest day of ex- pectation It's not the end of your life because soon you'II be with your own new family. GAJ SIIG! K.S - zodzbh zmw ulivevi it won't be forgot- ten Cuz I will always love you. N.P. - You and Ktaig made me face a world I wasn't prepared to face I love you for it. Don't forget me. X G R - Thanks for such honest sincerity towards such a lost soul. S.K. - We've shared a lot of D B. - Thanks for being there when I needed To the class of B5 - you no matter what or where you go in life, you will C B. '- To 3 gmc! years ond 1 more- Emf nD'n my hier' and my memoles O5 bemg K K, - Without you. I never would have surviv- ods lesstng o many of you s owed real ed Yearbook Thanks love 6 :me tmough O Very pomful mme m my AJ - Your kind words and ever present smile life I thank you forthe love G care -g couldnt has mode mme than one day livable' have made it without your support od bess Love Chewy each L' every one of you Nancy Dell Chew I may not understand all the things you Joe CC.W.J go through but you know l'Il always be there Ihdpe you have a great summer 6 senior year. Thanx for helping me get over D.F, What would Congrats on cheerleading. We havent been Ido without you. too close as friends but I still love ya. Love Ilove ya, George CDDB Dannelle Lust: Pete, you are o very sweet guy. Iwish you the You truly are my best-est friend Don't ever best of luck in everything you do Love you forget the great times we've had. When high lots, school is over - don't every forget we'll Hugsolsisses. always be friends even though we may part. Ang Love - Sarah Ann CHEWY,i'msogladwe'refriends.idon' tthinkicouldhave madeitrhisfarew foutu.thismaybemylastyr.atrogers butit'snotourlastyr.asfriends.we'llaI wayshaveus.remeberdriveinsdanc es''kraig''theoneulovedustaceyt''th eoneithoughtilovedandus,iwill.ILUV U LORI Congratulations COf1QfOfS Graduating Class of 1935 fO AH A From TAPES Groduoring ,-L, 2EgggggRlES pi'-O1-es' ' W I , , , Northside Val Umverslry Cnty ' Norrhrow 83A7150l3ivisi0 10605 Pg.2s21a35 QQ8-5616 489-7859 1CL17'PLAHRSTN1JhH3 BEAUTY 8: BARBER HAIR DESIGN TANNING SALON 'W EQ w. 1017 GARLAND eww gem 'eff' Good Luck i af Class of EM 'M SW 118511 mm aw em eww 'A taSew6t4e'Wwq'5yZe4l... mnkfdn W dee g s of 724. 52? Dwauwp 489-5464 po ane Inc. 3 PEPSI WIP' PEPSI. 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