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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1987 volume:

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Jeff Annis Glen Auckland Doug Autrey Tana Bachman Shane Bailey Leonard Baquers Tammy Bash Debbie Beck it l 'J N 'TV .w Vg Mm Toni Bel Sharon Bentley Amy Berger Lemlem Berhane NM ' 1 ..f V X' , - f f I W' V ,f 'B' V X A J, ax V f jf f 1. X ff -. ,f V jf!!! X, 1 ff! X 'X David Blackman Shelia Blimka Bill Boll Steve Bonner '1- 4 pl I Keisha Barnes Melissa Bradley Brenda Brady Carol Brandvold . Vw 44 A r M , . ' 4 4 T' , 'l M . alll - laik va. frfr. ,, Q x. JK 9 .f y, QPF W, 'I Lisa Bray Shawn Briggs Christina Brink Brian Briscoe KW eg., 1 Qi 4. , B Cheryl Brown Kelly Brown Laura Brown Angela Brundell Bumgarner Dave Bunch Darin Bushy Davina Canale ' mmxfildlj bl fx I YI IU' Brenda Carlyle Kim Carter Michelle Chambers Jim Christensen Karey Christensen Dean Churchill Brian Clark Debbie Clark Chuck Conklin iii RN fi A far f -,i,ww,d,, J-9 in Cook Scott Cosner ls 1 ls... .-Q. 4. vi., ,Al gmt' Susan Coyle Sw .' 2- QW l ' lem' A .- -X ,f ' i . 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Doug Scyphers Sherri Selby Steve Seler DOH Shilliam 41' Karen Schoop Debra Siegel Tatiana Skoro Shelly Slentz fit. 2zf '52 ' :Sli 5 David Smith Chris Sonnabend Tari Spear Carolyn Spooner Shelly Stoltz Monica Smith Theresa Smith Billie Jo Strange Udawna Strasburg Greg Stricklin EYEII N V Af :KN T '-Fe , l , A -N-has Stacey Stumph Bill Summers Beccie Sundstrom Ken Sylvester --7 ,., t --.,,,..,..,,-N W 1 - . Y ' 1 il A Kama- r+ -- A ' '- t - .. su . h....,m-N . M..,.,, ,I 'T '-- T . ' 1 - -W ARM 1 H---. ,, A ML- . A A -A., --h..,, S U ----..,,m S+.,-0 -1 ...H- ' N ,A ,. , . A, ..-1' Dawn Syznski Tom Tanner Jeff Taylor Stephen Taylor 'lm 'W ww Teresa Thompson Stephanie Tibbits Steven Torosian Tim Tyvan -N. 4 , .3 M L .s 1 Jeff Uhlenkott Susan VanTassel Faustine Vargo Frank Varner x if- ys' j V .M - iw' Vx 37. ' 1 . 1 Brian Via Visien Vu Donna Watkins Rick Welty Susie Wickwire Mike Wigen Kris Wilkerson Tamera Williams W Katrina Willis Tammy Wilson Michelle Wirth Chris Sllfood 5' Sue Wenrick Brian Wenrick Nancie Young Simone Zaslawski Nfolmjwn 1 ijlpp0bvQ,gQ5l7fq1,dol.Y1O.l'UPf1X1:l2 qw,'f14ouuu me mm mmm vvwojyxwve yooif CWOUD QQGHWXO. Mead, wlwnxllilluelof 03U6v0UCtIoBxLxxmlP,Yn1QoJoom J'm Cl9WWLlW'fUw fl-X900 MSX NU, Subaru apo ,mm llu suewm Sw lima would Cmnd hw 'kLglf3 gl Qfigula .QW ljfli LA9UJUC34L l, QWYUJ1 5owmc5v.Lysoye1fYm,Ic'?uj ffm,Ul47 Darin Blomberg Ivan Cole Casey Keller R , ggaj blob Cnolbelmplov 2 , A 'Bcwvo N'erli1ellw,Jr'lor1'CL,fi-D Oxcwge forms!! li ofa x Ju' L sf' ww -,Aoki :M wp WL N' X lx wel. lfwdwv M uw J, VQI Y 29 . - li SSW NW lp fQlffYNHY'-log? . ww Q- Our Girls' Soccer team plays LC. at a home game with gusto in the sunshine. as number 3 goes for the goal. The senior barber shop quartet, featuring Curt Phillips, Pete Mason. Bob Dixon, and Steven Seler practice long and strenuous hours in order to harmonize. Enjoy yourselfg these are the best years of your life so far. Everybody hears this at Rogers, but do they really need the reminder? Somehow they find ways to keep themselves busy. This summer many restless students went abroad on educational tours, cross-country to workshops or camps, or maybe just cross-town to the Hillyard pool. But before you could say, Let's party, summer was over, and Freshman were spotted wandering around campus. But these Freshman were a little less afraid, thanks to orientation day, September 2, l986. it By the time Leadership Camp, Spirit Week. and Homecoming rolled around, they were becoming skillfully camouflaged as Juniors. One by one, they appeared at parties until they, too, were called by their first names, and were welcomed aboard the Pirate Ship. Enjoy yourself, these are the best years of your life so far. If If Faces from all over the world watched and were honored at the l986 Homecoming Con. vsiwf, ULQ CL40. okcwvl jjlm rmlljvsgl ,vexed lfllma pw, of Hut W soxtib QI ,full I tal U 0 il fs KSMQ . LO Q- YQOH owl Il L fo Y' Nb ULQL1 LOWLA. gdb j uno Qgpvukilelxib ami gloves iF Joan l'-all lui or Q5 Luk u'X'i ol tio olvtiw Q06 Qgllilwf Ctu Wi L33 U USA . s, f ls M- rf-W bien Q iv , QGA Q U' 'A U1 f 'L it 125133 LL Mui lklcclioc Tik' he Ax X QQ A XKCLQQ . EQQXCJN lfL15ClCa'f1 jLQlLf L H 'V K x Uk Qbbwkkj kj Q S! X lN5C1i.LQtQJ!DGwL, 5-dv, dw X QL 31 ' To fy r gaaoo Mars leo, utdoor Con Miss s The Boa As students filed toward the football field, twenty purple and gold pom poms cheerfully led the way. The band was playing new songs which they had learned over the summer. As the students reached the stands, each tried to find their own sections and especially their friends. Unfortunately the stands couldn't hold everyone. Qne fourth of the students had to stand and some could not see. in having successful cons. Throughout the year, the band and Pirettes performed. The cheerleaders did several cheers and a routine to a song by Wham. The new teachers were introduced to everyone, and then our football coach Mr. Squires, got up and talked about the football team and their goals. He asked everyone to go to the games and support the team to a victory. Finally to wrap everything up, the band played our traditional fight fl The cheerleaders started the con by leading the student body in a cheer called Ooh, that's cool . This was the beginning of a spirit- raising con to welcome the new year. The importance of having an enthusiastic crowd of supporters was stressed by Mr. Pelo, Mr. Rotchford, and guest speaker Mr. Coke-Roberts, but the students did not meet the requests. lt took a while to quiet them down. Participation was the key word .Asahi Make room for the boys in the band. song, Hats Qff To Rogers High and everyone was dismissed back to class. f -W L, i I if ' T Hey look what l've got. Let me see Let me see Ooh, it's a snake. Get it away from me, No, let me hold it. l think it's neat. 14,5 This better be worth it. Cause if it ain't ... What's going on? lt sure is crowded around Where's my section? How am lever going to the way down there? wa .,- '1 'Q I' 9 , rm Q , . We like to hear Mr. Pelo talk because the cons go over timel U17 ,I What's your name? We like to know. So shout it out and let your spirit show. We are the Pirates. Who? We are the Pirates! Goh! that's Cool. as 1 : fi if A is the real thing. Anything else is not enough. the Wave. with Mr. Coke Something new. some- fresh. Coke is it. . 5 v I e t' if' . A v , t '-: P W, MS z l Y 5 it QQ 'ij' . ., 1-4,- Hey guys. What are you facing that way for? The Con is the other way. What's going on? Check out the action down there. It's more interesting than what's happening on your side of the bleachers that's for sure. Look at that guy taking a swan dive Iet's give him a 9.3 if he doesn't break any bones. . 9-1 f mfg! J K 'ik' If Here is a Pirate salute for you. Oh no back to class and my assignment isn't done Have Spirit, Yes W D Have you ever wanted to dress unusually for school? Each day during the week of Homecoming the students here are given a chance to test their spirit and their wardrobe. All of the students had the chance to get involved and dress accordingly to that day's theme. This year Monday was none other than Hawaiian day. On Tuesday we all went for a ride on the range for Cowboy day. Wednesday brought out the bizarre in all of us as New Wavers filled the hall to make Rogers look like a typical day at Riverfront Park. On Thursday we all dared to be different by dressing up in our nicest clothes. Then on Friday we all showed our school spirit by dressing in none other than our school colors: purple and gold. Many of our teachers got involved. The teachers came up You IIIUSI tell me. Jim. who your new barber is. I love tlnt haircut! 7-1 WH! with some far out costumes. Almost everyone who had ever wanted to dress unusually got the chance on Homecoming I think Spirit Week is really fun, says Bee Vue. I like to se the ways that all the students dress up. lt makes the school day a little out of the ordinary. It brings out the crazy in people, adds Debi Flores. The last two days were the main reason for dressing up. To all who participated, we hope you enjoyed yourselves. Thanks for your support. week. If Ki ' e . ,f'm,mu' Cristina Poydras and Kim Carter totally punked out. Right-Donna Watkins and Sharon Brumley show their Yaaa-Hoos. Charmone Edwards puts on the cowboy hat and boots for Rogers' show down. Congrats to the Seniors of l987 in the first in the float contest. Way to go. Lg..-V, , ,jx-. .wg f-' IIQ-lil! lla--. nh ' 'If9'Tl '1fff,'+-iw-w X . A X Axkq 0331.4 ..... Q .y..i..4e.,..,,,.,NmNW 'tx msf-.aiwgss -.,.-.,-,.t... K, -.0-...r ez.. .'...sf.-ms-...4 K NNN. -W .. - . .. . s Agia'-vs.v,-..,-sef. -me ,- , H '..sf,:,... Q.. .. ... . ..,. .Q ... .. .. as-. . .N , ,, ,4.p3ewy,va..NL.0 -A 4- -,,-' -A-......c... . .s xii.. ' ..- Q- -.M .1 ...... .r.,'..p.'.,. .2 . .. ,.. ... .. we ,,, ' 'K-'tent 'Rf'-nba .t........-..c.-' v . ..... . .,.. ,., .,,,kW,-wWNam.., Juniors gave it all they had for the first place on floor. and received third on their float. Jw 'NIJ , ' 0.1 Miss McDonald and Mr. Cochrane get into the groove of Spirit Week. Way to go faculty. ' i fs? I 1 :- -.. 2: ' I :hm E .im . '23 ' j ,i J if f eil' Mrs. Silvey shows her purple and gold on the last day of Spirit Week. while Jeff shows his muscles off. S I ET wi'-are . 'il5Ul1 I l 3:71 --H ....i , MJ' te. ' ' i' if V ' -G f at .- ie: . PUB Fu! Q ev, W J' A s 'Wy yr'-il wig . gy 'Zhi gg' '. Cl . 43 M: ,J J! w :ft 1 'J I I ui..-il ku . .L i y fl. Mr. Weishaar and Mr. Cobb had to leave their horses outside. at the waterhole. but soon will be on their way to catch those outlaws. 'ill T i ' W: A -- it Efflfin.. 3227 f -+. i ' it Mrs. Bell joins in the festivities and punks out for Mike Sauls bares his chest in the fun of Spirit Week New-wave day. Way to bare all your spirit. on Presents Purpl R I n Picture the '86-87 Homecoming con. The spirit. the excitment, and the anticipation of one of the years most important events. The announcement of the i986-87 Homecoming Royalty. Being captain of the Pirate ship spurred the seniors to show lower classmen who had the most spirit. With the most participation, doing their part, the seniors placed first in the float contest. The sophomores were second followed by the juniors. Coming in last were the freshman class. The junior class however decorated the winning hall: Heaven in Your Eyes was their theme. The freshman were second followed by the sophomores. The seniors came in last. Hall decorators had a lot of fun as they worked to create the many unique designs. My favorite day was the Punk Day because it was easy to find clothes for that day, responded Nydia Suppen. Tricia Matlock stated, l didn't like the others except Dress Up Day and l think that they should think up new ones. While the seniors showed the most spirit overall, they also outdid the rest with Jill Mellstrom and Jeeremy Gennet crowned as King Junior nominees congratulate winner Steve Web- ster. and Queen. Freshman Carrie Moller and Rod Simpson, sophomores Monique Sartain and Tom Bookman, juniors Dani Martello and Steve Webster, seniors Kim Carter and Jon Shuh were crowned princesses and princes. The annual event to create unity among the students started with Hawaiian Day followed by Western Day, Punk Day and Dress Up Day. lt concluded with Purple and Gold Day. Big R week sponsored by A.S.B. ended with a morning Con to announce the winners and cheer the Pirates to victory. The crowd goes crazy when Kim Carter s name was called for Senior Princess. Hey, freshman, where did you get all those Teddy Bears7 From heaven? 1 Eiifii 9 V5.5 lf crowd looks on with enthusiasm. waiting anxiously to see the winners. Front row: Freshman prince Rod Simpson and princess Carrie Moller. Back row: Soph. prince Tom Bookman and princess Monique Sartain. Jr. wry , We ,...4-r W r tl 1' Lf prince Steve Webster and princess Dani Martello. Sr. King Jeremy Gen- nett and Sr. Queen Jill Mellstrom. Sr. prince Jon Schuh and Sr. princess Kin Carter. Tonya said. Come on Dani, don't be so bashful! You don't want to get biffed by Shala. The Sophomorcs proudly peak from behind their fantastic float. - oyal Evening Of Dancin The Homecoming Dance took place on Friday, Oc- tober 3rd. It capped off a week of Homecoming festivities which included a hall deco- rating contest, a special Homecoming con, and our Homecoming football game against Lewis and Clark High School. Dorian Studio photographed cou- ples before a backdrop of a big city skyline at night. These pictures will serve as a way for couples to remem- ber that special dance. This years Homecoming Dance was a terrific success, as attested to by many of the couples who attended. Senior Selene Ridenhour comment- ed, l had a great time. I thought the music was much better than the other dances. Queen Jill Mellstrom stated, I had alot of fun. Dina Matson and Missy Bradley really did a good job in plan- ning it. Queen Jill and King Jeremy dance their special Roy- alty dance to the tune Heaven In Yours Eyes which was the dance theme. Don't these two make a cute couple? Juniors Dani Martello and Steve Webster share a romantic moment together. Missy Bradley gets ready to announce the Homecoming court. Looks like Jon is enjoying music. Go for it Jonl ft 4.5, t Kris Erdman's date is spell- bound and pays attention only to her as they dance to Heaven In Your Eyes . the theme of the John R. Rogers Homecoming Dance of l986. 4 v Q fy Fe rc -we A A A pm' Y ghwk L gt ,v e 1. ,R 4 ' tl SN i 6: , -.-A R ,- Q Sq .1 4 A' A , 4 se . Q- , fi 5 V , , if 'vt ' ' . if 5' t. .iaH97WliSk. 3 ' M, f Mike Piatt and his date Kari Schlicht smile The beautifully lettered sign states the theme of the at each other as they enioy dancing the dance enjoyed by the students of John R. Rogers. away. while streamers and balloons state the colors of it. Her face says it all. Freshmen prince and princess Rod Simpson and Carrie Moller dance the royalty dance. as the crowd watches quiet- ly. The color of success runs deep purple was the motto on the I986-87 T-shirt. Senior Cristina Poydras carries her group flag with pride. l I A mah:-.... Y N T, W, . 5 j- 5 P ' ' ' .. eaders Go In Style At Camp Bear Paw September l3th and l4th, lIO students and I5-20 more faculty members from Rogers High School went to Camp Bear Paw to learn essential leadership skills. The preparing of the camp started June of last year and continued up until September ll. Those who were responsible for the success of the camp were Brian Via, Kim Carter, .lon Schuh, RaeAnn Russell, Peggy Eldred and Ken Pelo. Many new friends were made and some new freshmen got to know many upper classmen. I thought it was the best camp that Rogers has had in a long time because of all the unity and cIoseness. , commented Jill Mellstrom. There were ten counsels which consisted of I senior counselor, IO students and l-2 teachers. This Leadership Camp helped start out the new year on a positive note. Sophomore Tom Bookman and Senior John Crone sit and await their breakfast: doesn't Tom look hungry? Jon Schuh wins marshmallows down the chubby bunny contest at Saturday nights main event. Eric asks do you have anything to say for yourself Jon replies chubby bunnyl cholars Attain Excellence National Honor being an honor society member transcripts for college Society is not exactly include a breakfast, a certificate, acceptance, scholarships, and a club or an activity a good pin, a special NHS scarf financial aid offerings. group, but a society of students to wear over their graduation President Tonya Lockman who have earned a 3.5 or better gown, a special mention at the stated, Belonging to National grade point average and have graduation exercises, and the Honor Society is a rewarding shown committment in school or life long memory of knowing you experience. At the present, we community activities. The excelled in academics during all feel pride in our membership, meetings are few, and there are high school. Besides all of these and in the future. Our chances no fund raisers or social benefits, National Honor Society for scholarships and college activities, but the rewards of is added to these students' admittance are greater. Our academically involved students do not just 532.7 study, they know how to have fun too. I ' a Lockma Secretary Theresa ,W f Smith Not Pictured- Vice-President Cathy Fleetwood. Front Row- Becky Sue Wrenrick, Theresa Smith. Tonya Lockman, Lisa Bray. Middle Row- Lanie Ethridge, Michel Evans, Diana Pearce, Visien Vu. Back Row- Fred Hidden, Melissa Bradley, Chris we cp wN oo arm CNA. v-3 .ewes a www 1 'a M61 4 ll -v JR' . up 'AOPA Lodi C904 UGUWM ., cypetorai-Lteaa ll xllefu-'L Cjwnlflof Klomfjo- wLi5ll19-LDUYW SEMQK 0moL110wN Ostendorf. Not Pictured- Cathy Fleetwood. qvswgl, 000 xp w:gKff , ov' c-fn '03 w IPA' Suu ,tsl o-op-Learning For Earnin Want a job, need a career, join CO-OP next year. This class will prepare you for the world of business, it gives you the skills you need to find a job. The job is twenty hours a week on school days. The class goal is IOOZ, job placement. The students have worked very hard by getting their business credits in high school which will help them in college or with a business career of their choice. CO-OP has been successful in the past and is still going strong. Frances Nord, the CO-OP coordinator has been coordinating her class for ten years now. She states, These students are very unique and successful. For real leadership skills join Learning For Earning , a lifelong reward. .,,, Michelle Wirth-Vice President Marnie Robberts-Historian Donna Watkins-President J , if Leah Cruz-Secretary Kathy Masengale-Treasure Hack Row: - Kathy Masengale. Lisa Dcsenherg, Linda Holland. Shanna Abel, Holly Dustin, Middle Row: Michelle Wirth Christensen, Kun Dawson, Tammy Williams, Tammy Rtgg, lausttne Vargo lront Row: Mrs, Nord, Marnie Roberts Watkins, Leah Cruz. Mary Harshinan, Katrina Willis, he l986-87 Officers were: President- Brian Via. Vice-President- Kim Carter. Secretary- Peggy Eldred. .reasurer- RaeAnn Russel. and Historian- Jon Schuh. 'Q l . ' 1'- fl? 1' 4 . as 'tsl A 'sf Q ' .if-E -'-'5'-2'+'- Steers Pirate hip We are here to serve you. The l986-87 year was off to a great start thanks to the extra effort put in by six very important members of the Rogers family. With the help of their advisor, Ken Pelo, the executive A.S.B. officers worked very hard to meet the wants and needs of the student body. This often meant spending a lot of time outside of school working on items for A.S.B. Most of the funds needed for the A.S.B. were raised through dances, T-shirt sales and any other school sponsored functions. Any additional money that was needed was raised by the individual classes themselves. Mr. Pelo and Jim enioy watching RaeAnn work. What's the matter Jon? Are you too tired to cheer for the Seniors! Photographersi Michelle Tabbit, Lynn Steppe. Matt Weidert. and Jeff Cleveland. Coordinatorsi Kayla Tritt, Kelly Gaumer. and Debi Flores Editors Shelly Slentz. and Advisors Mrs. Ward. Left to right, top to bottom- Susie Wickwire, Ter Smith. Jackie Van Slyke, Selene Ridenhour, Jo Schmitt, Angie Tanner. Debi Flores. Paula Baumill Jeff Cleveland. Kelly Gaumer. Cindy Howell. M Weidert, Shelly Slentz, Kayla Tritt, Miss Stockm Lynn Stepp, Mrs. Ward, Visien Vue, Toni Bell, Kris Appa. Tracy Florin. Bee Vue. and Michelle Tabb edicated Workers! Gur yearbook started in late spring when thesstiidents applications were completed and the positions were filled. Shelly Slentz was chosen as Editor, with Kelly Gaumer chosen as Sports and Ads Editor, Debi Flores as Student Life Editor, and Kayla Tritt as Classes Editor. They had a great start with the help of a Josten's Workshop at Eastern Washington University. The yearbook budget allowed only four girls to go, Shelly Slentz, Debi Flores, Kelly Gaumer, and Visien Vu. They spent three days working hard on making our Treasure Chest the best it can be. The girls stayed in the Morrison Hall Dormitory, while Mrs. Ward, the Advisor, commuted from her own home to Eastern each day. They learned more about layouts, creative copy writing, graphics, and how to cope with the cafeteria food at Eastern. When school finally started, the great start turned into a slow start . Mrs. Ward had to train the new students, as well as the previous ones, for they had changed publishing companies, from Taylor to Jostens, and needed to learn the new techniques. As you can see, the Treasure Chest turned out in flying colors, and once again, is on the ball. ur Cheerleaders Are Top Gu The i986-87 as aerobics, exercising, and cheerleaders started stretching, learning how to jump their season with You properly, stunts, and learning new Betl. An expression routines and cheers. At the end of they learned at camp from the the camp everyone thought they W.C.C. cheerleaders. They learned would die from total exhaustion. important skills about being a The cheerleaders were ready and cheerleader. The camp they excited for the upcoming season. attended was located in Ellensburg Having practices from the end of WA. where they spent 5 days and 4 June to the very end of August, nights. Their days started at 6.00 from 8:30 am to lI.3O am, three a.m. and went as long as H130 p.m. days a week. They worked hard on occasions. The days were filled learning new cheers, routines and with very vigorous activities such chants for the upcoming sports Nfuaum, , lolqxgffblt, lb-wax wee ww P-'fl as iw QD NYxhfT 4 JJ W M Nfigitl ,MK fm Cgflswvf-U JJ Qgwxjs yxoucl wwe Silk infra W ill peak oun orner to see if anyone is looking. Hi Jilll QQTSSW Ol JQJNC is sm af. lgbffgw - l Vwxk stew s .ew sfovif This year has been difficult for Vi le SBGSODS. the cheerleaders, trying to bring back the spirit that we once had Rogers, but it has been an unforgettable one for them, too. thank them for all their hard wor effort, and support. When the cheerleaders think back on their cheerleading season the first thought that will enter their mind You Bet! .-f 'Wi is Tari and Selene yell their hearts out at the first con. Ooh that's cool, keep on yelling you two appreciate all of your hard work. good job Beckysue and Theresa show off their new Carol Bratvold stands before the school and teaches cheers 46 sfiiisirff -esummae rm as ,iff ,X Q? ' , Q9 : ivy ...L ' if fs -. Q ' , LE 1, wp- '- ' ' ' ' I -- . ' ' . 3- ', l M .. i' ,z Ty s 4 , . . ' 'Y All, ' rl , - NX .'m'v5 . 'F , ' Q -...QB 141 ,,...--1.-.,1 ,s ' t-.,Q - ...Z , t Y ' H- V thx-V-AVA. ' V! V, .4 3 jg:-. 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Students Fall at Rogers means getting back to school and back to the activities which fill up the season and make us glad to be back. Physicals make sure that each of the athletes are in perfect health for the season. without one, one doesn't compete. Sports are a big part of student life and it is a time for students to get out and express their various talents among their peers. Start With Bang. l 'fm Come on Aimee. show us your stuff and make that goall Rogers goes in for the tackle against University. i Kelly leads the group at the meet against Shadle. i Y i ' 1 Look out below Andrea has just made one of her famous lobs. 5 ' N ' . ., -1 .,,.. . i r it i of r P i .. ,fx 5 . , Varsity battles to score the point. P1 Kim Carter presents to her team her famous fore- hand. Football gather to discuss their next play. racy battles to keep the ball out of the goal. Tonya Lockman sprints ahead while Simone follows. Players watch anxiously as Peggy goes for the ball Boys cross country work hard to reach the end. Shelly Hamlin really knows what she's doing out there. Kick the ball high enough so they won't catch itl ' 1 mf. 2- E' an Q 5, H . 'EF V ar, 'Wg-V 7 f, ? '- 'f all ' ,- 4 tg., ' 5 EMM , Ive, , if wg, g ...ff S 'fl' g V T 1? S A 62 Kal 5 -'V S 2 4 I Aill iii!! C lt, x .--'SLM ,Ally re- Kristi Shinnick, Patti Robertson, Linda Busch, Jenni Taylor. Betty Julian. Eliza- beth Tunnell, Debbie Gow. and Stacy Edwards. Guard, Game 'ix ik, Nl LV af-,f ' 0' QW' f X I 1 ,. U W I 1 A17 Back: Scott Schuetti. John Crone. Bill JJ, ,X Q 5 ' Dixon, Greg Lorenson. Chris Osten- U I My dorf, Kristi Colegrove, Carlotta Milf f K ward. Angi Mellstrom, Troy Brazell, Sy W ' Tony Titchend. second Row: Dave L' . 'JUL ' , ' Robinson. Shawn Fissett, Darci Powell, , uf Q .- Kristi Voss, Lisa Owens. Lorna Fried. Russel Matlock, Traci Downey. Kathy Es ,. Maher. Mrs. Ewell. First Row: Dani JV Martello. Shala Roestell, Tammy Cloke, Ron Hardee, Tim Cotter. Jamie Kien, U, pf Angie Tanner. Shelly Fanning. Tamara S Qi AW' , Hochstedler, and Craig Cumpton. x MGD Q!! aj F L These students of the Game club are lf' taking the challenge of Chess, One of f f their many games that fascinate - , them. C f I rf ' , 4 U l CT? 7 7 ral f l 11 ' . W1 f , if ' L 1. fr J 50 J eader , and Readers ea i Q SW shi' 5 Y . . tvs 1,1 Colorguard- During marching season there were I6 members on the colorguard. They performed with the band at football games and attended two competitions. The captain was Patti Robertson and the Co-Captain was Kathy Maher. Winterguard- This year consisted of IO members who practiced two days a week and worked very hard on their show. They performed at basketball games and attended one competition at U-High where they placed second last year. Captain was Kathy Maher and Co- Captain was Stacey Edwards. This group was instructed by Claire Plato. Games- The Game Club consisted of a group of students who enjoyed the challenge of chess or of the many other games that they tried. Some people, however just come to have fun. Book Review Council consisted of volunteer students who enjoyed reading and giving their opinions about the books they have read. Meetings were held in the library two times per month during lunches. Reviews were written and shared with other students through the school newspaper. Book review cards were available for other students to read if they would like to see what other students have said about a book. This was a great activity for students who love to read. Leadership- The leadership class was a new class formed for the l986f87 school year and others to come. The class was held during 6th period with Mrs. Ewell teaching this class. Leadership was formed to help the leaders and interested students of the school learn to develop their leadership skills. The group helped with various events such as the David L. Ritchie Fund and A.S.B. elections. Jennifer Miller directs the band at a pep con The marching band performs at the outdoor con Jazz Band-Back: Shawn Knudson. Ken Mundel. Don Jones. Tim Hanson. Not Pictured: Rob Ba- con, Shawn Golliher. Middle: Kevin Sifers. Jesse Chase. Shawn Neal. Jow Price, Hollie Leonard, Jon Hoekstra. Front: Steve Caine. Shana Zui- dema. Dorthy Tidwell, Tainmi Pickering. Karen Sifers, Rob Ballard. Brian Reeves. Robert Fury, Cliff Mills. Kevin Hanson. 52 Backed With Talent Orchestra- Top- Cindy Bowers. Dorthy Tidwell, Alyssa Batty, Diana Colwell, Linda Busch, Middle- Dan Bently, Shannon Hines. Bottom- Heyde Hargrave. and Stacy Edwards. Tara Bentz- Our baton twirler- twirls during a performance with the marching band. X? - T my--.41 -YJ 'M IZ, -arching Band- Debbie Gow, Kristi Shinnick. Casey Coe, Betty Julian. Linda Busch, Tammy Haugen, Debbie Hays, Tammie own. Stacy Edwards, Tracy Florin, Alyssa Batty, Liz Tunnel. Chrisanna Zchucky, Trevor Hoisingten, Robert Ballard, Lrve Caine, Tina Walk, Karen Sifers, Tammy Pickering, Jon Hoekstra, Adam Tishey. Anday Oglesbee. Jennifer Miller. -nis Kaylor, Greg Guest. Clifford Mills, Patti Dunn, Ilde Harris, Sara Kramer, Shana Zuidema, Carrie James, Tracey Pike. ra Dorighty, Kelly Cosseboom, Tina lngraham, Richard Lycette, Holly Leonard. Bovina Pike, Monique Sartain. Rob Bacon, ny Keim. Joe Price. Don Owen, D.J., Karen Richards, Mike Sargeant, Kenny Mundel. Shawn Knudsen, Brian Reeves. Kevin ers. Steve Lay. Donny Rothrock, Shawn Neal, Tommy Sutten, Jessie Chase. Jeff Rose. Bob Lantz, Lorna Fried, Kevin -ther. Lloyd Spear. Larry Keehner, Ernie McNickle. Not Pictured: Dawn Archer, Patti Robertson, Kathy Maher. The Marching Band- The Marching Band. directed by Mr. Battista. worked hard this year practicing 2-3 days a week to perfect their halftime show. They performed at football games and also attended two competitions. one in Pasco and one here in Spokane. The drum major was Jennifer Miller. The Jazz Band- Directed by Mr. Battista. There were 22 members in this group. They had 3 concerts during this year and they performed at cons and basketball games. They did special performances at Jr. Highs and other schools. The Jazz Band attended two festivals this year. One at Moscow and one here in Spokane at S.F.C.C. The Orchestra was a small group consisting of I2 members and was also directed by Mr. Battista. They had 4 concerts during the year and attended one competition. They also performed at Jr. Highs and have done a family breakfast. The President was Stacey Edwards. Vice- President was Dorthy Tidwell, Secretary was Heidi Hargrave and Treasurer was Johanna Southwick. J John Leppert, Carlotta Milward, Don Shilliam. David Lentz, Ray Douville. Pete Mason. Rich Anderson, Steve Seller. Bob Dixson. Sean Mize, Tim Babcock, Hal Chapman, Kurt Phillips. Monica Smith, Frank Kollman, Kris Schmitt, Anthony Bowers. Kim Dawson. Amy Mason. Danetta Burch, Diane Snyder, Laura Daven- port, Kathy Maher, Alicia Kenworth. Becky Scates, Pati Sampson, Carol Bran- dolt. Udawna Strasburg. Tina Anderson. Tammy Graupman, Kris Westman, Tina Denis, Patti Robertson, Samantha Novak, Cheryl Seleski, Shalon Yoder. Tamara Hochstedler. Dani Martello, Barb Taylor, Lisa Stubbs, Nancy Johnson. Narisa Cruz, Delene Enquist. Dee Dee Bell, Donna Bridges. Allen Adler, Shala Roestel, Alex Lamont, Andrea Hill, Nicci Burdick, Cecila Ainsworth. Don Bridges, Jim Reese, Luke Berry. Ty Horn. Lloyd Keehner. Matt Douville. Tascha Dempsey. Gloria Jensen. Brian Horton, Willie Miller. Ed Lasalle, Brin Baker. Michelle McGaw, Jody Ball, Tracy Florin, Jessica Wallace. Barb Walker. Kym Mullin. Trenna Watson, Tina Moody, John Hurley. Casey Coe, Kris Runner, Wendy Curlott, Tamahine Lenz, Sheri Powell, Dawn Swan, Lillian Petersen. Diana Wright, Jeannette Mercer, Donna Bridges, Lori Reinbolt. Harmoniou I Diane Snyder. David Lenz. Kathy Maher, John Leppert, Donna Watkins, Hal Chapntan, Heidi Tschabold, Jim Hurly. Cris Samek, Nancy Johnson, Carol Branvold, Shirley Gump. Kim Dawson. Jim Gould, Dorthy Tidwell, Willie Miller. Lisa Stubbs, Patti Robert- son. Wayne Aller, Frank Kollman, Ron Elmer. Anthony Garcia. hoirs Sing Together Pati Sampson. Member of Shivesen. and the EI Katif chicken dance the Funky Chicken to the tune of Ray's Rockhousef' Brian Horton. John Everitt. Tascha Dempsey, James Reese. Lathey Tickle. Lloyd Keehner. Steve Seller. Brian Laugen. Ty Horn. Tony Brisson, Kathi Maher. Gloria Jensen. Tim Babcock, Tracy Florin, Barb Walker, Shawna Baker. Laura Davenport. Willie Miller, Allie Robertson, Michelle Raschka. Dave Ohler. Heidi Tschabold, Ed La Salle, Tony Gates. Deanna Bazzle, Kim Dawson. Dawn Scenski, Donna Bridges. Jeannette Mercer. Lisa Reinbolt. Colleen Finn, Lois Meyer, Wendy Edwards. Venus DelCambre. Barbara Tay- lor. Brin Baker, Alex LaMont. Colleen Harrington. Dianna Wright, Kris Ren- ner. STP- r -of 'ft ,.,.s,e,.c,...,.,e:...g: ' . .e ---fa-2 Mason Nt. an Mizc Carlotta Milward Don Shilliam. Anthony Bowers. Bob Dixon. Curt Phillips, Steve Seller. Dorthy Tannm Hotksttdltr Dnnt bnyder Amy Mason. Pati Sampson. Tim Cotter, Monica Smith. Danetta llurche. uraupnnn Tim Andtrson Shah Roestel. Tina Davis. Dani Martello. Diane Pearce, Tom Sutton, Shivesen Jazz Choir There were I9 singers 3 instrumentalists and a sound tech in Shiveson this year Their goals were Growing Learning and Changing We were the Rogers Early Birds meeting each day at seven a m Our name Shivesen is a Hungarian word that means from the heart Chorale Chorale met first period and although we were a smaller group the talent level was really up this year Our goals were to improve our abilities on 4 part harmony and explore different styles of music Vocal Chords This was the second year for this choir at Rogers We sang tn lots of shows in the Community and also at the Rogers Cons and Concerts Our goal was to get as knowing our parts and blending our voices We sang all kinds of music ranging from pop to rock to gospel Symphonic Choir The leadershtp of the students made the differnece in Symphonic Choir The quality of this group was high from the first day and because we were willing to try new ways to make better tone sightread better and explore lots of different styles of music it was a very rewarding year We sang on all the Rogers concerts and also at the Whitworth Choir Festival and various contests in the Spokane area Concert Choir This choir is the choir that most students are in first This year the progress was very rapid due to the talent level and efforts of the students We had more strength in each section and the leadership was very positive We had the goal of good four part harmony and we applied this skill to lots of different styles of music . . , I 0 ,, I tight a sound as we could. Y - Y Fr A X ., -, , M Y Si X :xiii Q 5 Qx I SQ 4- J N. S Ny f x P 1' ., ' St Sslng Aroun . M ' d Visien snuggles up to the El Katif bird while Teresa sits near, but not too close. Scott Martinez adjusts the microphone for Melissa Bradley to announce the Homecoming Royality. eff' M' Max 5 5: Cfffflf Juniors get rowdy during pep con. ff- Z' . gf I, .u '6 ti' I X L.. f .X fi f r A 7 Zn f V l K' 1 V p v sf, 742, 1 1 .Af - , ,, .i , .J-w i fi ,f 1 1, I fl' t ,i gf 'Q ' fc to H yflfii X Y sf' H 1 A QQ MQMN' X Y AL' 17 W 512 V: k'i 'Zkf? 7 E-ffl? tx? V 'L mx Foreign Language Club- FLC was a school organization that promoted school spirit while teaching people other cultures. The members planned activities that related to different cultures. French, Spanish, and German were all included in these activities. Spanish Honor Society- SHS consisted of 5 Seniors who survived four years of high school Spanish. On December l9, l986, Senora Sampson initiated the Seniors that completed the requirements of finishing at least 5 semesters of Spanish with a B average throughout the years. Spanish becomes more of a challenge that this group took on and succeeded, living through the many trials and tribulations, not to mention the HGMEWORKI Stage Crew- The stage crew, which consisted of guys, was the backbone of all the Drama productions. They set up the stage, worked the lighting. and changed props. Anything that needed to be fixed was put onto the shoulders of the Stage Crew. Because of their dedication our concerts and plays went smoothly. Drama Club- Drama was held sixth period for practices and more advanced acting. The dedication of these students was tremendous. Not only did they stay after school countless nights to rehearse, they put on community plays. The advisor was Mrs. Logan. Quartet- The quartet consisted of four guys who had great voices that blended together beautifully at cons, family breakfasts, and competitions. They were another example of the many groups that have shown the city of Spokane the talent that we possess. Audio Visions-ln the past, our school disc jockeys were known as Mr. C's , named after Mr. Larry Coleman who began the group. This year the group decided to pick a new name. A contest was run with the winning choice being Audio Visions . These students played the top hits at the dances and operated the microphones and speakers at the cons and concerts. Top-Back- Chris Bierlair, Kelly Dainty. Cliff Mills. Betty Julian, .lon Hoekstra. Bottom- Veronica Gaston, Lcilani Sheri Vrolson, Stephanie La Xiong and Mrs. Hoerner. X7 ., ,Ez AZVN Y, ,,,N.X N -sw .A The Quartet- L-R- Pete Mason, Bob Dixon. Steve Seler. and Kurt Phillips. Audio Visions- L-R- David Lenz. Scott Martinez, and Jeff Snyder. Drama, FLC, SS,A Drama-Top. L to R-Nydia Suppin, Rob- in Vickcrinan. Taniahinc Lenz. Karissa Klancy. Mrs. Logan. Row 2-Pauline Roullicr, Lcona Laurich, Mcliuda Thompson. Hank Kollinan, Lisa Stonc, Kim Brown. Barry Moses. Miclwllc Achcy, Row 3-Stacey Whitbcck. Tim Cotter. Juan Scrquin1ig.Mikc Pointcr. Q: A zsihfl-., Y U4 H mg . 1 'H Kathy Maher, John Hurley. David as Smith, Front Row-Rich Anderson, Deb- bic Aukett. and Shelly Larnicr. i. udio Visions Stage Crew-Top-Ralph Peterson, Bot- tom-L to R-Paul Pruczinski. David Schumacher. Scott Martincz. Rich An- derson. and Mike Bozarth. SHS-Top-Fred Hidden, Dina Matson. Bottom-Melissa Bradley, Chris Ostcndorf, and Lisa Bray. ,,.t Rogers Yearbook Staff changed second semester with new creative people, who were anxious and willing to put the Treasure Chest together. New ideas were brought in with the new faces, and together with a few old staff members who remained, they finished the great Treasure Chest. Advisor Chris Ward, Editor Shelly Slentz and the staff were pleased with the production of the yearbook. Top: Debi Flores. Michelle Gardner. Kelly Gaumer. Terry Strife. Shelly Slentz. Clint Hull. Matt Lane, Larry Jasper. Tritt. Jeff Jones. Cindy Howell. Paula Baumiller. and Chris Ward. 5,-L barn! WRT' We FINALLY caught Kelly working. Could she be feeling alright? Michelle you can't write with your eyes closed. Gut With The Qld, I 5 i 2 Xfith The New lt's true Debi can actually survive without Mark. her beau. Paula bears Yearbook Photographers: Top: Matt Lane. Front: Larry Jasper. Klint Hull. shoulder for the camera. v me e ff, ,,. - .W ... I' The second semester Rogers Record staff was the largest in recent memory. With twenty- seven reporters and editors, the staff was highly ambitious and eager. Karen Shoop, Editor, stated, This is one of the best staffs I have ever seen. They're very anxious as members of the Record. There are some very talented writers on this semester's staff. This semester's Editors were, Karen Shoop and Michelle Tabit on News page, Kariann Olsen and Debbie Aukett on Feature page, LeAnn Wenzel on Opinon page, and Tim Cotter on Sports page. 5 -..M x Karianne busy gluing the news, to beat the deadline. while Jeff is checking out the new beats on Roger's .919 Aha! Caught you off guard! Aren't you SURPRISED! This is the look of an overworked. underpaid paste-up worker. hang In Face K fd mt, Kariann is caught calling for an Ad. Back: Marty Gibson. Sonia Halverson Brent Nowacki. Mike Perry. Glen Aukj land, Ed Gay, Deborah Aukelt, Middle' Liz Tunnell, June Wyrick, Andrea Hill Amy Chase. Bobby Bergland. Kimi Tin- kain. Debbie Clark. Tim Cotter. Joe Miller. Scott Steele, Front: John Hunr phreys, Michelle Tabit, Davey Cainale. Karen Shoop, Jeff Jones. LeAnn Wen- zel. Kariann Olsen, Lan Nguyen. San- dra Toms. Robert Bruson. 901 Karen Shoop- Second Semester Editor. ogers R cord Have You Heard . Did you ever want to know what the new beat is on campus? Well there is a solution to this, that is known quite well throughout our school as the Rogers Record. Our newspaper staff was combing the campus for the latest beats to inform the students of their environment. The editors of the newspaper were Karen Shoop and .leff Jones. At the semester break they traded off so that Mrs. Toms getting into the groove of things with the Roger's Record. Scott Steele. Joe Miller. and Ed Gay this time caught in the picture with smiles instead of being behind the camera, 64 during the first semester Karen had the opportunity of getting the staff to beat the deadlines and organize the paper. During second semester, Jeff had the wonderful opportunity to take on the same challenges. The newspaper gave you the news about what was happening and information on upcoming events. The students were interested in the record not only for the news, The Word lsgjOutr but for the students for their achievements. The Rogers Record broke away from tradition in a major overhaul. When once it only accepted submissions of short stories and poetry, now has expanded to involve cartoons, and editorials. Editor Jeff said, The journalism department definitely has done well for itself, quality takes time. W, 5 ht. in W iw? is fs, ,, ...sw- Qsm. ,af- lst M -me -we VN Newspaper staff all smiles while in the makes of the Roger's Record. -'Wm 1 , .. ' ,,,,, 1 . x I 'V V 5 1 1' ' . if' W0-V7 4 l S v -Q?-.-.--. b' 4 -.1-f-A.--.,-:. . ,, . 62911 A - -W . l ,.....J ...........'-,,. -.--.-....4.. ii M .wh--q---..... WMM.. 3 r..,........,.,... ' i l From lop. right to left: Glen Aukland. Ed Gay. Ed Knapton, Bobby Bcrglund. Davi Canale. Scott Steele, Brian Wenrick. Joe Miller, LeAnn Wenzel. Debbie Clark. KariAnn Olson. Tricia Hutchinson, Michelle Tabit. Adrienne Balazs. Andrea Hill. and Lan Nguyen. Mrs. Toms presenting the news to her students hot off the press. .. . ,... . .,,.. t, .Ut ,..,,,.. . ., . .- .'1f:5f:?ff'5'5'5- R ' i 3 - .t ,.:2,,.,,: i .:..:,,,,:... . , ,..Ek,.,,:,.. A:,, ,,i,gE: E 1 Three years down and one to go. We've made it to the top! lt seems like only yesterday when the class of I988 were little Freshmen being guided to the fourth floor by the oh-so-helpful Seniors. As Sophomores, we knew the ropes but weren't really ready to cope. This past year as the al- mighty Juniors, we were waiting in line to take our Pirate Pride straight to the top and put Rogers High School on the map. lf you think that the Juniors spent their last year as underclassmen having the time of their lives, you're almost right. But not all of the year was fun and games. These Juniors had to face the days of harder school work, higher expectations, major tests- such as the P.S.A.T.'s and the S.A.T.'s, and working out their plans for the future. ,- X, -xx-,Xi - , -ij.: fp- ' X 'SX iffifi rfiiff QQ1:,'.'. 1 P:,'f:., , - ,. ,Lf 7 'Q + WG Paul Ackerman David Adams Shawna Adams Tahnya Ader Q, Kathleen Aleman Rae Ann Allen Raylene Alvis 1 Rodney Anderson Deborah Aukett Gene Autrey Robert Babb John Babcock Robert Bacon Edward Bailey Dallis Bair Aimee Baker Robert Ballard .Julie Banich Robert Barnes Cristopher Barney .lon Barnhart William Barr Scott Barringer Gary Bass Paula Baumiller Tonya Beach Ronald Beck Darrin Belgarde X 4 X926 ff vs 1 af l F. 8 I- 1 was Q: as sv, ' f .V I l . if Lockers At Their Ver Best' Talent exists. No longer are lockers boring. Now there is color, creativity, and class, the three C's which spell the non-existence of the otherwise boredom of school lockers. Close up interviews with students of the school revealed the answers as to why lockers are no longer dull Personality reflections was often the most common answer as to why they took time to decorate them When asked If their own locker was the best the malority said Of Course' Whether bizarre original or striving for individualism we found that the decorated locker represented or symbolized certain aspects of the owner s personality . . . from Rock-n-Roll to Fashion to School Spirit. Asked whether it was costly or time consuming to decorate a locker. the usual response was, not really. We found that costs of lockers ranged from 45 cents to 40 dollars depending on the individual and the extension of time and worth they were willing to contribute to their locker An important question we also asked was Why do you think your locker IS special? There were some original answers Doug Autrey responded I think it is special because Im a senior this year Meanwhile Kim Carter replied with Because II s mine ' an ' 1 - n 1 . - - - un nr . . ' ' . . . ' ' ' in . . a 1 , . . . . . . , , , n . . ,, . r ' ' uv - 1 - vr 1 . Q, Lfliirei fi, 1.-4 l f. I l at ix fl t ,, s N ' Y, if' 'Sl at ,J it gf ,gtk ,fs R. E 'SQ 4 X N l 1 V v Q9 We i me it QQ Q yyy r 'C A im' fa i 12,1 J K Tricia Belieu Donald Bentz Tara Bentz Troy Bergeron Bruce Berglund LeAnn Birkland Travis Bliss Scott Blystone Amy Bocook Travis Bonnett Mike Bonser Kimberly Botchek Anthony Bowers Tana Bowers Michael Bozarth Troy Brazell Jennifer Breault Mary Brown Tammy Brown John Brunner Mark Buchholz Michael Burchett Timothy Burke Donnetta Bursch Corey Butcher Lydia Butler Michael Byrum Larry Carl Brain Carney Michael Carr Teresa Carson Bonnie Cavan Nakeo Chairez Eric Chambers Sean Chambers Hal Chapman Jesse Chase Jeffrey Cleveland Sara Cleveland Tamera Cloke Carrie Colbert Kristi Colegrove Tamatha Colley Kimberly Collison Curtis Cooper Tamara Cotter Timothy Cotter Danial Couch Gene Cox Kimberly Coyle Tonya Crisp Nerissa Cruz Craig Cumpton Brian Dahlem Dwayne Daniels Wendy Daniels Renee Davis Suzette Davis Tami Davis Tina Davis Anna Derr Stephanie Desenberg Brain Dickinson Teresa Dierks Bill Dixon Niecee Dockum E Anthony A Xf'?L+3f'o' Dombrowik M' Wendi Dotson trxvfvi 4 5 t f 'ff N27 Hitt 1-51 stare I: 1 'vw -ag ..., E, i. 2-H T l lt Cool? Todays teens face a lot of peer pressures that in some cases leads to drug abuse and drug addictions Alcohol and marijuana are the most common used here at school Among the others are cocaine mushrooms speed rush hallucinogenlcs and more The two becoming popular really fast are crack and crystal methane s it cool? Many students of today are attending their classes stoned and too many times the teacher is overlooking the problem hoping it will go away This does not help the student it sets him back a little more each day In some cases it prolongs the students time in school The teacher needs to step In and turn In the student for his or her own good lt doesnt look too coo when an I8 year old goes in to fill out a lob application and he is still in the tenth grade The things that were fun then and the cool thing to do arent as cool any more and then reality hits and Il hits hard So next time you go out to party on school time or get stoned in the smoking obligation to yourself what are you doing to your body your mind It may be fun now but w II help in the long run And then ask yourself s t Cool? Kelly Gaumer fm 5 AY L iles ' W1h2gaglif22g Z? , . . , I , . , . . . . .. ,. . V , . ' Y ,f , ,y,, , ' ' ' , ' - life' - , Q: I ' ' my ,-,N N q ' l I 'VL if . . , , ' , vdgf, .ff , a , 1, , , H . , M , area, think first of your f . . . ' . ,,y, , 1 . . . I 4 'Q ff' , . QL v Raymond Douville Traci Downey Brenda Eberhart Roger Edwards Patrick Eggers Sokkun Eggleston Mike Eilmes Stephanie Eliason Patti Elliott Delene Enquist John Enquist Kristenea Erdman Paul Erickson Bill Epickson Douglas Evans Joie Evans John Everitt Shelly Fanning Shawn Felix Joel Finn Edwin Fishburn Ray Fisher Shawn Fissette Donna Fitzgerald Debra Flores Christopher Ford Dewayne Foster Lorna Fried Kristine Fuson Kimberly Gardner Veronica Gaston Angie Gates Clint Gertie Mark Giannou Shannon Gibson Brenda Gilert Belinda Goforth David Goodman Noreen Gorman Jim Gould Candace Gow Shawn Graham Tammy Graupman Nick Gray Shirley Gump Louanna Hamersky Michelle Hamlin l Ron Hardee Denise Haws David Hawthorne Tommie Hayes Debie Hays Kimberley Helgert Annissa Henry Kevin Hensley Tom Herrell Laura Hickman Donna Hitchcock Chuck Hixson Aaron Hochstedler Tamara Hochstedler Jon Hoffman Steven Holden Steven Holland Rory Homes Angela Hone Brian Hookom Angela Hopkins Second Time Around Remember the four 85f86 Sophomore Class officers? Well Tamara Shala Dani and Tim were all re elected for their same offices for their second year in a row, and became the new 86f87 Junior Class officers. They have known each other since eighth grade and have become a lot closer because of this. We always get along. We have our differences on certain things or situations, but over all, we work good together. replied Tamara Hochstedler. Junior Class President. when asked of their relationships outside of ASB. Tamara took care of most of the planning for class meetings. She needed to get the agendas to all of the reps before the meetings At the meetings she tried to keep things going smoothly and quickly. The Vice President, Shala Roestel, had to take care of any committees made. She also had to keep the meetings running smoothly without disruptions of people getting out of line. Dani Martello, Secretary. kept the minutes to every meeting, then typed them out, got them copied, and handed them out to the representatives. The Treasurer, Tim Cotter, took care of the money. He kept track of how much the Junior Class had. how much they spent, and how much they made. -Debi Flores X ag t Q sag .N X ,XFN are g ff J V William Horwath Donnie House Bud Howell Cinditha Howell Ray Humphries Shelli Huntsucker Denise lnman Lance Jasper Lane Jasper Lawrence Jasper Christine Jepsen Ellis Johnson Eric Johnson Nancy Johnson Robin Johnson Suzanne Johnson Kelly Johnston Kelly Jones Kristie Jordan Laura Keimig Teresa Kelly Apbun Khanchaleun Jamie Kiehn Ann Kirihara Shelley Kittilstved Bobby Kiolseth Christina Klarenbach Brian Klatt Pamela Knerr Harvey Knorr Joshua Laird Janeen Lake Theresa Lamarr Dwight Lamp Jefferey Lane Traci Larson Joseph Lasalle Cherie Lawson Steven Lay David Lenz Alan Leonard David Leslie Corey Lewis Cherie Liacos Gregory Lorenzen James Louie Susan Louie Larry Lyle Jamie Lyon Angel Madison John Madison Dani Martello Jeffrey Martin Ronald Massie Christopher Mastin Russell Matlock Tricia Matlock Kelly McCoy Lisa McDow Donald McMillen Wendy McMullin Shawn Meese Angela Mellstrom Lois Meyer Rebecca Miles Joseph Miller Michelle Miller William Miller ,fy af 88 Rep Junior representatives had the duty of getting all of the Junior Class input on improvements or suggestions Then they presented them at the A.S.B. meetings. The results of that were decided by the A.S.B. Cfficers. If it wasn't for the Representatives, none of the students would have any say about the actions that take place in the high school. After all. A.S.B. does stand for Associated Student Body. There are twelve reps: Traci Lawson, Tammy Cloke, Cheryl Seleski. Robin Westlake. Shelly Fanning. Tracy Downy. Darci Powell, Scott Steele. Steve Webster. Greg Lorenson and Angie Mellstrom. David Milner James Milner Carlotta Milward Troy Mize Scott Moller Kathy Moody Charlene Moore John Moore Laura Morrow Donna Mott Kimberly Mullin Kenneth Mundel Patrick Muxlow Mike Namchek Shawn Neal David Needham Tamera Newman Kristin Noe Samantha Novak Andrew Oglesbee Laurie Olsen Christie Osborn Vickie Osborne Janel Ottosen Donald Owen Lisa Owen Harry Owen Andrew Owens Jeffery Owens Timothy Patrick Celena Pease Pamela Pechia Ted Peters Dee Peterson Melissa Phipps John Pink Michelle Pollard Scott Potter Darci Powell Jeffrey Powell Theodore Prescott Joseph Price James Rae Christopher Rathbun Stacy Rehm Elaine Reimer Rick Reinbolt Renee Renner Sharon Rippy Therese Ritchie Dana Robinson David Robinaon Shalamar Roestel Daniel Ross Robert Rosslow Ruth Rovik William Ruegsegger Stacie Runyan Andrea Russell Vaughn Sadler Rachel Saldivar Jaclynne Scalf Rebecca Scates William Schauble Randall Schleufer David Schlicht Todd Schmidt Kyle Sciuchetti , '1 E 1 Q 'N I a M1 ff I Just Friend Jealousy all too often reared its ugly head in romantic relationships between guys and girls. but usually found it difficult to put a damper on boyfgirl relationships that were purely platonic. I can talk to my friend about whatever it is that bothers me. Either about him or one of his friends and he would give me advice on how to deal with it in a way that no one would get hurt. Junior Luanne Hammersky said of Otis fa nick-name for her friendb. Boyfgirl friendships often brought about false speculations from unknowing friends and acquaintainces. Most overcame these situations because they found them not so important as losing a confident. lf I have any guy problems. I can talk to him and he can understand and explain the guy's part. I mean girls don't always understand guys. but with having guys for friends, they can help. Tammy Graupman. Junior, replied about Sophomore, Scott Hermsmeier. Guys found girls to be more trustworthy and enjoyed talking to them about things more emotional than a Friday night game. I feel more comfortable talking about personal things with girls than with guys, stated Jeff Cleveland, junior, about other girls, especially those l'm interested in, -Debi Flores Mark Scognamiglio Marvin Searcy Loren Searl Gregory Seed Azusa Sekimizu Cheryl Seleski Carrie Shumaker Karen Sifers Roechelle Sijohn .loan Slentz Gregory Sloan Gwynne Smith Rochelle Smith Colleane Smither Diane Snyder Harold Soderberg Michelle Staggs Scott Steele Tammie Stewart Thomas Stirling David Stubbs Lisa Stubbs Rhonda Suddeth Nydia Suppen Grady Swain Jared Sylvester Angela Tanner Crystal Tate Barbara Taylor Cindi Taylor Judith Taylor Roy Taylor Kim Thompson Colleen Thorton Shelley Thornton Tim Tibbetts Kimberly Tinkam Patrick Tisdale Richard Tisdale Anthony Titchenal Debra Tonasket My Hanh Tran Jeffrey Trantum Michaela Tritt Heidi Tschabold Jackie Van Slyke Phong Vo Kristy Voss Robert Waggy Deon Watson Sherri Weber Steven Webster Rosanne Welk Robin Westlake Kristina Westman Bert Westover Vicki Wilcox Jill Wilson Michael Winn William Wonch Terri Wynhoff La Xiong Na Xiong Chalon Yoder Sharon Zinkgraf mi t 1 ' ., X. '--.- ,. .,o . '.. 1-- Juniors ot Pictured James Allen Greg Bishop Donald Campbell Ronald Casebeer Michael Clutter Bryant Delzer Theresa Dunkle Stacy Elliott Dawn Fitzsimmons Darcy Friedenbach Shawn Golliher Lynn Hawthorne Aaron Hunt Michael Jackson Richard Lidell Dustin MacDonald Matthew Menetto Michael Meredith Max Miller Kenneth Nelson Robert Ravenscroft Gene Smith Paul Soto Fred Stecher Michael Tannich Robert Turner Leann Wenzel Lawrence Wilhite shows off his new hair-doo in front of the camera. Junior Joan Slentz shows us her latest dance step at the con. Ann Kirihara struts her stuff and shows us her latest style. PERATESI i Q . . in I 1. Sean Chambers picks his teeth before eating again. This year the activities were fun-filled and added life to the campus. The opportunities were endless for the students who t wanted to be involved. The students' choices ranged from numerous sports activities to clubs. such as the Foreign Language, Drama, and A.S.B. Dances and cons were held to ensure that all students had opportunities to be involved and have fun. One of the most popular choices was the Associated Student Body government. The A.S.B. drew people from all four grade levels. These students were selected by fellow classmates. The committees formed by this group of students helped plan activities in which everyone could be a part of. The Spirit Committee arranged a competition for a volleyball game. The class with the most people at the game won an ice cream social. The Juniors scored that victory! The Dance Committee planned the dances. These well-attended dances ranged from mixers to semi-formal dances like Homecoming. The various clubs were all fun and exciting. They covered areas of interest to fit the needs of many students. A student could choose an academic club such as Jets which delves into math concepts through games and computers, to Foreign Language Club, which helps students learn customs from around the world. Ya ,f W ww f P- S'x Pack Gets The A lau Sadie's originally started with the theme of Lil' Abner being caught and married by Daisy May in Dog-Patch and all the students would dress to represent these characters. Over the years the dance has kept the theme. but changed to a costume dance. The Sadie's Dance is one of Roger's biggest dances. Every year the turnout is tremendous. It is considered the funniest dance of the year because PP the people enjoy dressing up and a few enjoy getting married by Marry'in-Sam played by Mr. Lorenson. The costumes ranged from Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf, Minnie and Mickey Mouse, Jailbirds, to the generic Six-Pack of beer. The Six-Pack was considered by the applause of the crowd to be the best costume of the evening. IOUY Rhonda and Melissa sure look happy Nobody better mess with my pretty and proud with their dates. You can lady. l have a machine gun that is bet that they won't leave their very useful and l will use it. sides. Missy and Mike. how did you become the leaders in this outrageous line of costumed couples? The happy couples have lined up for the major high light of the evening. the traditional applause rated favorite costume. Give it up Troy and Kevin, Jock Shelly is already taken by two beauties, Mike and Sean. P..l. Jammin' This year, the theme for the Christmas dance was pajamas. The students had to wear pajamas in order to be admitted into the dance. When the dance was being planned, the dance committee had three ideas for the dance. lt was to be a formal, semi-formal, or a pajama mixer. The committee had the student body vote on these three ideas. The theme chosen was the pajama mixer. Overall, the students wanted a mixer, but they were not sure about wearing pajamas to a dance held on December twelfth. Most of them stuck it out and came in their pajamas. but a few chose to undress outside the cafeteria. Pajamas worn this year were long johns, but a lot of them wore robes and slippers. Greg Stricklen and Chris Brink are en- joying themselves at the Christmas pajama mixer. LeAnn Wenzel smiles with her eyes while dancing with Sen- ior Ken Sylvester. Everyone who at- tended the dance enjoyed dancing in their pajamas. Scenes from behind the camera. Mike and Tracey look like they enjoyed the dance along with everyone else who attended the dance. They look really tired of smiling though. Take it. One. two . . . three mysterious young men. What are they doing outside the cafeteria? Undressing? Do they know their pictures are being taken by an unknown photographer who is silently laughing? Two smiling examples of what was worn at the pajama mixer. Fuzzy slip- pers and all. The fuzzy elephants and the rainbow legged catepillers are a good part of the girls attire. Dancers were scattered all over the cafeteria having a great time. That's what school dances are all about. No matter who you're dancing with. Right? Aren't they Cute? All six of them. They look like they are ready for a slumber party. Long johns are very popular with this years junior class. It says something about them doesn't it. The Valentine's Day Dance took place on a Saturday, a first here. This mystical evening took place in our own school cafeteria. Of course, with the lights down and traditional red, white, pink valentine decorations, our surroundings magically transformed into an elegant ballroom. Couples danced the night away with the theme of the dance being Lost In Love . Even though attendance was low due to wrestling regionals, those who went had fun. Dorian Studio took couple shots. The Lost In Love Sweetheart's Saturday Dance background that was used was pink balloons with baby blue contrast and clouds surrounding the balloons. Mr. Cs disco played top ten music for this February l4th event. The real highlight of the evening's events was the selection of the Valentine's Royalty. Due to various district sports finals a few actual winners had to send substitutes, but most did attend. Tammara Hochstedler had the honor of announcing the royalty for the evening. They were as follows: Senior King-Joe Ochsner, Queen- Kelly Gamby, Sr. Pince- John Lloyd, Princess- Carole Brandvold, Jr. Prince-Mike Burchett, Princess-Shelly Fanning, Sophomore Prince-Eric Olgren, Princess- Heather Kruger, Freshman Prince- Tristan Chapparo. Princess Kris Hochstedler. Junior Debi Flores, who attended the evening gala with Mark Scognamiglio, exclaimed, Getting ready during the day was very hecktic, but the evening was romantic, especially all the slow dances. The night ended with the true romantics Lost In Love . K -,,. 1 3 .Q X, . fs X X .ff , 'im ws+uW X Q-: Ns 6' .1 us N, A 1 1 yn Qi w.Z.,,xvni 1 x 1-K' HWQ... WH KY.-r L. F x ll cholars Discover Class' f I W1a5rf?1.g'1a'fzfiniy'iriazffazs wigssggzx . .:z- .sfyzf f 5 ,mx - 'A The Senior Honors English class, taught third hour by the vivacious Clay Swisher is a college prepetory class for seniors. As iuniors, the students who had been in advanced courses previously. filled out the necessary application and were chosen to be in the class. The A . . Y M l lt , . if recomendations needed for taking of notes, composition the class include the assignments. and oral work. students academic Some of the people studied achievements for the last were Shakespeare, T.S. Eliot, W three years and a comment and John Donne. One from their English or history student, Tonya Lockman teachers. The classwork involves poetry analasis and indepth study of classic English literature, extensive var -' --1 li W says: I enjoyed the works of Shakespeare. but Donne was quite dumb. Qs These are truly honors student in the flesh. Wade and Klint always pay close attention. Are the test answers pinned to the flag?? QWQW 4 Xf- . l PQ. Scholars are Clint Rathbun, Kiet Hong, Scott Sciu- chetti, Steve Bonner, Glen Auckland. Jeff Annis, Rod Morin, B.J. Friedenbach. Wade Ramm, Doug Scyphers, Julie Nielsen, Tammy Rigg, Missy Bradley. Lisa Bray, Tonya Lockman, Theresa Smith, Kathy Fleetwood, Becky Sue Wenrick. Forrest Rettkowski. Visien Vu. The vivacious Clay Swisher speaking softly to the class about the wonders of poet- ry. Julie can't believe Lisa put down that answer. but Tammy doesn't care be- cause it's better than what she put downl r -T- Angi L. S Lynn S.-We've had so many WILD times, I know we'Il have LOTS MOREI The messes we gOI into were pretty fun. but getting ourselves out of them were even betterl I won't list all the things you're sup- posed to remember because the memoreis are UNFORGETTABLEI Take Care Love 5 Friends. Janine F. TO ONCE DRIKA JODEL-I KNOW YOU'RE AT N.C. -HA HA-BUT YOU CAN SEE THIS LATER. NEARLY 3 YEARS-LOTS OF MEMO- RIES-YOUTH GROUPXDODGING COPS IN AN 'EMPTIED' HOUSEXCOMEDY TAPES! SYNCH TALK S ACTIONSXDURAN DURANIX AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, DONNA S TRI- CIAI LET'S HOPE THEY NEVER BECOME MEMORIESII STAY CLOSE FRIENDS. DUDEI WRITE ME.-FROM HE WHO WAS LUVEN Liseta. Remember these always: it's IO to IO Little Jefe. the U, the Y. NEWPORTl , STOP sign, Fred Coe. Photography Class. Pick your nose and then pop offl , Who wants the pt. . OH, EDI . In terms of Sometimes I wonder ARAN- CAR. LIAR. Brown Noser, Guyl . Heee's skinny . God you're fat -ALSO: I will al- ways love youll Love Cristobal Wade: Thank you for remembering m all those special days and for sharing me your deepest thoughts and emotic You've given me a Inost special gift- gift of being wanted and needed and one can ever take away our friendship has grown because of mutual trust an very special kind of love. - Here for Cathy I Angie T. Shelly C. Janeen L. You all have been such great. friends and I'll never forget you. This has been a great year, hope our Senior yr will be more fun. Have a great life S summer. Angie. you are so wonderful this 4 yrs thanks so much for being such a great friendlll Hope our friend- ship'll cont. remember vegtable Xiong My DAVEY: We've been thru alott Michelle. Cristina, Shawn, my parents. my birthday, good times and bad, but thruout. u were there when I needed ul U've made so many of my dreams come true. esp. when my parents went to Las Vegasl That is one night I'lI never forget. This summer sweet- heart, Take care and have fun. and please know that no matter where I am or how far I am. u will always be in my thoughts and close to my heart forever. I love u David Allen Robinson. and I know our summer to- gether is going to be the best ever. Yours truly. Darci To all my friends' PJ - Thank you for helping me out. not only in Yearbook. but in life too. You've always been there for me. even when I proved to be pretty stupid. Thats what a true friend is. BECKY- Well, dear. I don't know where to start I'Il never forget this past year. Double Dating. talking 'till GAM. tyring to figure out how to get him back. and talking on the phone for hours. Because of all these and more, you've become one of my bestest friends. The more that happens. the closer we be- come. TROYSOME- You my dear made my days more interestingl I never know what would be coming up next from you. I really envy you tool You kept your chin up even when you were down. I could never do that. And because of that you gave me a reason to smile. I want you to remember that I will be here for you if you ever need a friend K7 Have fun this summer. and try not to work too hard. LYD- Thank you for not taking sides between Kris and me. and for remain- ing my friend through it all. I am grateful for you support and trust in my decisions with my life. At times. it seemed like you were the only one who was standing by me. THanxl SHELLY S. - To the editor who l'lI never forget. I hope everything that you've ever wanted cotnes to you in your life away from John R. keep cheerin' your heart out and come visit me here in this old yearbook room. KRIS E. - In a sense. you and I may be sisters in a few yearsl I hope that you and Keith remain together foreverl To VICKY. TERESA. CHRIS S. and any one that I missedf You are all so dear to me in one way or the other. I hope you all have a fun summer- SENIORS next yearl Love Yal Debi Babybrat You are my best friend. Thanks for every- thing. Through the good S the bad you were always there for me. I thank you for that. Friends Forever. SUPERBRAT 86-87 CHEERLEADERS I SHALL CHERISH THE MEMORIES OF EACH OF YOU AS I HOPE YOU WILL TREASURE THE FACT THAT YOU HAVE BEEN A lst CLASS ACT. GOD BLESS EACH OF YOU. MA BELL ROGERS HIGH STUDENT BODY A YOU ARE THE GREATEST-BE ALL YOU CAN BEI MR. WEISHAAR 1 1 i I LIGHTFINGER Thumper-Our relationship is very special to me. We've had alot of great times together, and even though we had some rough times, ' I' we've always seemed to work things out. You have always been there when I needed ,, ,, someone to talk to or when I needed some GIASGIICTITME comforting. I Will Always Love Youl -Dinky- ' ' ' ROLL. MR. KINZERJSLIPPING OUT AT P.M.j -I I THE GUILDXPIRACYXYOUTH GROUP! WESTPORTXMUDFLATSY YOU LOOK ME Micheal. You made my Junior and Senior up AT CQLLEGEJLL BE SQMEWHERE IN Years the best Aalfd I'm 50 Blad 'hal l mel OR NEAR WA.-AND WE'lI GET SOME SAND YOU: N930 Yea' I5 'I for YOU and I kn0W 'hal START UP KHPL, INC. LIKE WE DREAMED. YOUTH so I0 Stats and do Your best because LIGHT CYCLESI KEEP IN TOUCH 'TIL THEN. you re not a quitter . . . Your goal to be a Fffi HELVEN gROTHEg .KL1N1' QLUVENQ doctor I know will cotne true. Thanks for all the joy you broughtlll I LOVE YOU Shelly ' -' TRICIA-2 PAIRS OF BEST FRIENDS TOGETH- JOHN EVERITT-what we had was special. rn EIEQQVSEIEY W'-U' THAT 5 COOL' V15 never forget the time we spent together WHY I BEQI FRENZ FOREVER 'I' K? IS! over xmas break-the secrets we shared, ER WRITE ME OR WOE ll along with all the tender moments-your a I GRIPE T0 N0 BODYI IANY'I4IOIS7VDARK' good catch-toobad we couIdn't hold on-just ROOM BOY'YOI'I OF ALI DUDE5 HAS GOT remember the good times - our weekend- T0 WRITE ME AT CWLI' HAD FUN BEIN' over nighters-bananas-you swallowed it-not FRENZJNAVY DUDE LKJJLWRITE OFTEN' on riverside HONK HONK-i love you-tele- m2R'ED AND MEIXAND DERESTA YOUSH phone calls at midnight-my room-your ER FQRGET' WRITEI WF KIINT 40079 room-your kitchen-hot bath-t-shirts-toliet paper roll and tin foil-and all the other things i didn't mention - just remember . .. . your always close to my heart-and to think gal:-Isla Re::e1Il::-ezC:iI5T,e dwaslglle Ifjslg it all started in pajamasll DON'T EVER FOR- du ' nl h .. ' dy ., GET ERNIE AND CHESTERIII PS - i'Il always dfjgs r fhfnet 'me usfjfe Sngsf I remember the way you held me when i only . h T ti ' Y Idlgusel. III II needed s friend - KELLY GAUMER qssiey Seluyfj. l'!',fnlfSf. II' 'fffLse'mm1fy :ffwa I 1 R the one I will mOSI remember and cher- To The BOSS' Ish. Thanx for everything! I LOVE YOU- This past year and a half was the greatest ALWAYS' Iove CIISIOIRI of my life. We've been through so much together and I hope we go through more. Next year is going to be tough but I know Cay. F, 'ha' we can handle lf- I lust Wan' I0 S3Y You have made my senior year very special, Ihank YPU and 'ha' l love YOU YNY much- and full of wonderful memories. Remember love Mlfhael the Christmas Dance. the endless Gin games. a very special Valentine's Day, the hockey games. special places in the GU Li- SEAN - Well onyy one more year and brary, E the long. honest conversations. I'm BOOMII We're out of high school and in Ve Y Proud 5 Ill IUV9 You aIWaY5'Hf-'PIP' college. Just thought I would write to you and we are going to just have a killer sum- Iner and we are going to have to go down to California sometime. See ya Iaterl Mike SUPERBRAT T0 AN AWESGME- ROWDY- FRIEND. THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES. STAY AWAY FROM RICHLANDI PARTY IN '88 WE BE JAMMIN' LOVE BABY- ' Dinky fRodneyD-You are 8 always will be a BRAT very special part of my life. I will never forget all of the GREAT times we've had together, and I'm looking forward to the ones yet to come. We've been through ev- KN, DF, KE. LB, DB. TB. MM, MS, Friends are 9 YllI 18 5 Can Se! IIWOUSI1 HNYIIWIUS TO- treasures to cherish forever. You all have GETHER- III LOVE Youll' Thumper ILYNU been a big part of my life. through the bad as well as the good. May we party harty and ROCK OUT IN '88. We BE JAMMINI Love I Always S Thanx. Pi P.S. May all your ups and - downs be under covers. Luv Yal To all my friends: Dina. Kim. Angi. Cristina. Karen. RaeAnn, Jill. Rhonda, Sissy-Thanks for all the great Inemories-late night parties S summers at the lake GOOD LUCKI I MM, MIS, I love Yal Lynn To my brothers, we've been through a great deal this year but managed to keep our - heads up. You have been there through thick and thin. But most of all I needed you, - I u You were my friend. You guys are great :FIIIIIWWE Vellum ale! of CRAZY I 95'Paf' inspirations iust quit skipping in the blue 74 'es' CIIISIII' al U5 In the f'Fld- fvofball Nova. Take care my Italian Studs Love Ya games. guys. spiders 8 snorts. gust to natne Always pi a fewl Thanks for always being there with your great advice-You're Always Rightl You're a real special friend-I Love Yal Lynn To Darcy p. I know we have had a lot of hard times -1 I-1 'Il together, but we've always worked them out. I hope we continue to work out our DONNA TDJHHTEMEMBER WHEN WE differences as llhave waited so long for FIRST METTTHANXI U-OYDT RTGHT FROM Y someone as special as you. You have taught THE START T EELT AN ATTRACTTON BE, me so much more than anyone else. I dont TWEEN US' HOME FROM MUD MCH-ATS I know where I would be without you guiding WHEN yOu WHT5pERED --T LOVE yOu'-, me through life.IonIy hope we stay togeth- THAT WAS THE MOST MAGTCAL MO. er to follow through our dreams so we can MENT IN My LIFE. WE HAVE SO MUCH be together forever.-Just remember that TRUE LOVET NOT LIKE ANy O7-HER WAS. poems I love you In big ways. I love you In OUR LOVE WILL LAST EOREVER- TIME T5 small ways, I love you this minute. And I THE TE5T,ONE TEST WE WON-T EATL' love you always. And you will always know LOVE AEWAy5 , KT-TNT TLT-yKHy that I will always love you. Love. Dave I I I I - Kristy Voss You're the best sister a kid could have. Thanks for everything. I love you Love Bobby I was here but now I'm gone. I left my na to carry on. Those that knew me knew well. Those that didn't can go to ME, Love Thumper I Q To the Lunch Crowd We made it thru year. PARTY HARDY this summer. Stay touch tays ne Love Wen In d I think of you many a time. Trying to de V the perfect rhyme. No words could ever 1 through. For how much I love you. D 6 cated to: Marcia Thomas 87 Love Di Scyphers Wrestling Team, This has been a very important year for Thanx to coach Pelo and coach Laugh. for pushing us so hard. It was worth it. ture that we have the 4 best heavy weig in the city. It was a good experience. Tha Sloppy - i Gray Lady Thanks for the friendship we had. I hopi grows to be strong again. Black Mist rl Angela: To a very special friend. It's hard realize all that we have been through in I last 3 yrsl But so Inany times we had f One thing l'II never forget, our poor ca bad subjectlll Thanks so much for stic k by me thru thick and thin when needi Enioy life always and stay my Best Bu Ever, Love Amy Karen Shoop- sustenance, prop. backbone. maintay. d helpmate. keystone, axis. purpose: Sn PORT. What else can i say after 4 years? I love the bll Indiana- you gave me hives. you gave the pap some great writing. you gave meaning the term POTENTIAL . and you will In doubtedly give the world something think about. take my love with you the bi Sharon Brumley sweet kid- life with you is never boriil thank you for your sparkling friendship. be here. love. the b ANGHI. WELL Penquin. It wouIdn't have been woI it, but then came you. We've had alot good times. May they last forever. a hope we have many more - Thanks Making it worth it. Love Always - Wuss To: Cheryl. go get em IOI nl l To: Traci, Hey netminder remember Mi Maines. Ya Gimpl To: Laura, Thanks for all the good times Y all have fun at college Thanks for being r Friends I Luv Ya. Love Always Ray TO BECKY. VICKI. AND ALL OF FRIENDS WHO HAVE STUCK BY THROUGH ALL OF MY PROBLEMS A HELPED ME SURVIVE. I DON'T KN A li P O l..-.. .-..,..- I,-,, --, AT I WOULD'VE DONE IF YOU WER- 'T THERE. HAVE AN AWESOME SUMMER D REMEMBER NEXT YEAR WILL BE OUR T. IT WILL BE THE BEST. I LOVE YOU . ESPECIALLY YOU GREG. LOVE TAMMY R THOSE. ABOUT TO ROCK e a partying Graduation. Don't forget ith one more year left. Feeble weekend. ian head. Peon creek. boat races. -lth of . Halloween. new year's eve ACXDC and hocky games We Salute You Jackie. cia. Chalon REN. n glad we met. You are a really nice guy. anks for being there whenever I need . I hope we can remain together for a g time. Love Ya. KRISTIN . S C.B. It was fun in chemistry in our ior year. It was really fun on the trip to : ttle I will never forget the Blue Group . at was a blast. It was fun going to the tball games. when it was snowing. Love . S D.S. oter: Don't forget the xmas dance. mon hts. whipped cream. Feb I4. GU library. Ist hangover foiled attempts. New ars. tarot cards. pop fa teacherl. Su- bowls. Ain't No Thing! . math. class. y by day. our park. rainy nights. Jr. 911 eks. your maid. bubble baths. baby oil. - me. I love you now and always - UNO- O PYE1 Remember Pierre Lalce. Bunny Foo- . peach wine and magazines. stoplights. ghter. tears. xmas dance '85, long talks. apping books. coolers blowouts. 76 sta- ns and Miwaukie. Deep Creek. guy talks rology books. important decisions. cal- us: Mr. Knight's class. Coeurd'Alene e. Fruitstands. Seattle - our friendship. -Cat ic J.-You're the best you know! Thanx for the great tnemoriesl You mean so much me and I'lI never forget it. I hope we have REA Tsummer. Thanx for getting me out my tough times and for being with me in - best. I LOVE YOUI - Kristy V. lena P. Cris S. Kelly W. Robin H. Edie P. ur love and support really helpsl God Bless You All N. Bell a - My best friend in the world Thanx for the great times like ielly doughnuts. nping. when your parents were gone for - wkend. and football on the hill . You're - bestl This summer is gonna be the best - yetl I love you and Thanxl Kristy VERY SPECIAL PIRATE. o down. two to go- YOU MAKE ME VERY OUD TO BE YOUR MOM. REMEMBER O YOU ARE. LOVE MOM nberly. n you believe we are going to be seniors? e year leftll Thank you for being there in - good times and bad times. And thanks listening about J and R. - Friends Vicki . Well Hon. here it is. I'm glad we got to ow each other. You're pretty special to Love Ya L.J. . Oooh Aaah G. Kelly. Through thick and thin we made itl I wish you the best of everything in the com- ing years. You wouldn't believe you were part of me. actually my back bone. we laughed and cried together but never alone. Thanks so much. your best friend. who will always support you. don't you ever forgetl Gwynne RAE ANNE ALLEN. You make me laugh I like that in a person. it's been fun! I especially enioy all the guy talk. Thanks. your a good friend. Gwynne - YVONNE. I couIdn't of asked for a more caring sister. love you with all my heart. take really good care of yourself. enioyed having you around this year. hope we get to become closer - Gwynne. CISSY. Well you made itl Your freshman year! Yeahl see ya in Sept. your caring is really apprecaited. best of luck Love Always Gwynne PS LOVE YOU COREY GENE - You're the greatestl keep up that sense of humor really enjoyed your company Love Gywnne CHARLENE- I'm glad we met. wish you the best. your a really sweet friend see you in Sept. v Gywnne To all of my lunch time and party pals- TO BREE. who popped TO ALL OF MY LUNCHTIME AND PARTY PALS . . , PARTYIII TO BREE: who puked in KeIly's parking lot. TO BECKY- who popped B.C. at the lunch table. TO WAYNE: who's hands were always wan- dering. TO KEVIN AND DAVE. foursome with pazzalll TO RICH: poptarts and computers don't mix. TO GLENN. hairspray is always available. RICK- You are a really special friend. Just wanted to thank you for all the times you listened to me and I hope we can continue those wonderful memories. care about you. good luck in the future. When you find your rainbow I'Il always be there ready and will- ing to be you friendl And when the time comes I hope our friendship will bloom- GYWNNE Shivesen 87 -I LOVE YOUII Pat I. Dani. Shala. Amy. Monica. Pete. Don. Bob. An- tone. Tim. Tom. Curt. Steve. Tammy. Tina. Diane. Donaetta. Sean. Tina. Tainmara. Diana. Saralll MACI Thanx for this year. . Friends forever Carlotta Cheerleading buddies. Hey we did it and I know most of had alot of fun and would do it over good luck to all of you Toreda. Curly. Larry. Selinus. Aiiners. B.S.. And Teres, This year I will always remember. The two most of all Curly and Larry. I'm proud to know I'm your friend. MOE Friends. We will never forget: Traci trying to slide to Ind from lst. Blue group. the true team. I- 800wha, Rays towel. Party headquarters. and Thank you for being a friend. Love- The Twins F.E.V. I guess it's over for you now. It really went fast. We've come a long way and I wish we had more time. I realize it's been almost two years and I've put you through alot of good and bad. Maybe when you come back we'lI grow up. and settle down. I may not always show you but you're very special to me and I love you very muchll Love K.D.T. THE CHEER GALS OF 86-87l! ITS BEEN THE FUNNIEST AND FASTEST YEAR EVER I'LL HAVE A LOT OF MEMORIES OF ALL OF US TOGETHER. FROM THE FIRST NIGHT WE TRIED OUT. UNTIL THE FINAL NIGHT WE PERFORMED AND EVERY FUN TIME IN BE- TWEENlll P.S. THANKS MA BELLI LOVE YA'ALL. AMY Thumper- This has been one different year. We had our ups and downs. but our love came through. proving that we can make it through anything. I'll never forget those days of the week that. together. we made special. And to think that it all started off with Saturday night. I want you to never forget that I LOVE YOU and always willl DEBI CHESTER - We have been through so much-and now we must part-No words can say how much I LOVE YOU we have grown together-so iust remember-Sprague at JAM, Foursome, Pizza. Golden Wok. PIZ- ZA MAN. Crusin. and long endless nights talking about our problems-tnay they all de- solve-Reach for the stars There's One Out There With Your Name On It-BANANA TO MRS. WARD. FOR THE NIGHT AFTER SCHOOL WE THANK YOUII Y A H IX.-N ......., a., -.,e.....n.e....t..........- . . IS ANYONE LISTENING - EHLPIII KELLY-DEBI-MATT-MRS. WARD TO THE DARKROOM BOYS. JILLSTROM. 5 KELLY: THANX FO AL DE HELP THIS YEAR. OH. I MEEN THIS TIME SHERVED. TO DOS OF YOU WEAVIN. HAVE A GOOD NEXT YEAR. TRY TO STAY OUT OF SAN-CIUEN- TON. JILLSTROM. I HOPE YA KNOW. I TILL DOT-IT. NEXT YEAR OUR THELME SONGS WILL BE BETTER. HI GUMBY. WOKIN ON TWACK WAD FUN. MR. HULL, TRY NOT TO DO WHAT I DO. TANK YOU FO EVERY- THING. FRENZ FOEVO. MR. PRINTS Matt. Debi. 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E RENT TV'S VCR'S STEREO'S APPLIANCE'S SATELLITE'S AND MOVIES Show your yearbook at good guys and your family will receive a FREE My Lifetime membership kfyf -A ,fi 'LBS ' U y ju, N. 6223 Market 9. 0 H .E X 484-4394 . NQUXM, Kftato. Xgoux 2oyc.lfC. rms, XNg5xVcd1ux Sk QQ Us Uywfgml K r my ix X RC x,XXK,Qjw KMA. btlxgx XMWJSQ QC,kQ XQLKXLLLQM U,J4XQ,,br UXQLL QLJLC l YO txkyqc .ixsrc Gym M CM TX WHS gb .ACL 3 OCX Qwswckwwxqfw l SQA?-QA NYLUX CQ? ww GLU wb X Slfrwfq Ulf HXWMQN5 EXW mmf Samson at ww ic An Earl Start wwe We The Senior Class, led by President Chris Ostendorf got an early start in finding a place for their Senior Breakfast and Prom. At the beginning of the summer, they found the place for these two events, Breakfast at the Ridpath and the Prom at the Red Lion. They met several times over the summer to obtain fundraising ideas. Some of the fundraisers were selling seat cushions, car ygg ylth by Qeiuwmxitlkwfukwswufes wash, and a Seniors vs. Teachers Volleyball game. Senior Class Representatives have helped contribute a lot to accomplish some of these tasks. All Officers and Reps. are good friends and work well together. With the help of Senior Advisors, Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. Zambryski, the Senior Class looked forward to a great year and setting examples for the underclassmen. 4 Senior Class Officers. President Chris Ostendorf, Vice Pres. Tonya Lockman. Secretary Laura Noble. Treasurer Dina Matson. Z and sunny dayffor Chris Ostendog. KX J f ,AQLL LLB? Xi XX:X,vk3 x QQ CK - F Q-:BQ L DQS? QM od md A Klxgw , Qx5,pNseQ,,Q Qiogmygb Nyc W KJ LU C L XR., QW -e can I 'QCWIT kk! Q, 'px LXYUWLQ QLKLLQJXE VMQLCQ Ca 21 upon U- Q Boy, am I sleepy. h's still too early- start the meenng Axbcef bmi' -3 Ur W 'A -.- . .Q ifwteg ' , ik as XA O4-lp gf QAQ LLUJULW ff wwf LQYQUQV Xiigf CLMQ N WJ rv e LX R RC? N Qu UfzQc30lL EGEEM1 fr L Qtr ' ' 'LL' 4 Senior Advisors: Mrs. Sampson an X I V H Mrs. Zambryski. W A X C .Ly 'Wi 2 X ra.ro a.Rona X - L, . , .i, W Q S Class Representatives. EYIEXQ 9 5 f El lg Bs Lu:-rmgnf Lninte Far- ' , , iss ra Ie , Ti er 'x Ericsg 'ls 3lrieMCla:Ik? J:hnyCroE1e, LQQ fffkr Bob Dixo .XA -Q M 1 Lg ff ' QW, L my L r s LJ X or so ,Q L XCXOQ ws HX wg M mmm mfw rg U61 V k'UMQL m'q lk Wx P- . y MQ r puwr-1 Q7 QS, fr 5' 1 W Q Sw' MW ef fr U fir Wm Kmm- Qfafcy Wg L e Shrin Game Winner The l986 Shriner's football game resulted in a victory for Rogers. Many events were held during the week of the game. There was an aluminum can drive competition between Rogers and C.V. A con was held the day before the game to introduce the honorary cheerleader and quarterback. Katrina and Luis were two of the children in their hospital. There was also a victory con the following week. Rogers was given two trophies, one for the can drive and the other for winning the game. The cheerleaders, football team and band were invited to the Shrine Hospital. The experience will remain in their hearts forever and for always. We would like to thank everyone who helped make it work. Way to go Football Team. Nxmx J' Sgqve Sqhugrman aqqgplg the largq Coach Daryl Squires receives his very trophy with a big smile and 3 whglq log own game ball from the Central Valley of applause from the school. Way to Coach and Sf3C0fUllY 3CCf?Pt5 me go guys we are prgud gf ygu. minature game ball. M Quarterback Brian Via takes a little extra time to talk to the cute honor- ary cheerleader Katrina after the Shriner's con. Principals Don Cobb and Dick O'Dell display the Shrine game trophy at the Shrine Temple banquet. Luis the honorary quarterback walks to the front of the fieldhouse while being escorted by five of our Varsity Cheerleaders at the Shriner's con. 45 4 - wf - -15-xg: . M 1-M, Xwxw. 1 J, 1 'C K Q Visien Vu talks with honorary quar- terback Luis before he makes his ap- pearance in front of the school. l as-nu., 'N A few of Steve Schuerman's football friends watch as he holds up the Vic- tory trophy from the win over C.V. Football players. band members. and Cheerleaders from Rogers and C.V. gather at the Shriner's Hospital. H e ' N Fall Sports was a great way to start off our l986-87 year. The fighting Pirates of Rogers did commendingly well due to the fact that most of the players have never worked together before. A lot of new techniques were conquered along with long lasting friendships. The students who got involved will never forget the time it took to start off the year with a bang, neither will Rogers High. swim N KSN N X Hn. - if ww ' s - 'ww www ,vu 'u X v -ly w- '- nl re-L4:'SQ,f-fs 1-N' .,.....a - Hard orking Pirates The I986 football score. record, they worked His! g, season started off The varsity football hard throughout the slowly, but team spirits team was on KAYU TV season. were raised after they three times during the The team also saw defeated the Central season along with our some outstanding Valley Bears, I7-6 in the cheering Roger's Pirates playing from seniors Shriners game Thursday in the background Jim Bliss, Jeremy October 23, IQ86. giving them strength Gennett, Brian Via, and Throughout the season and enthusiasm to keep Steve Schuerman. the Rogers football team their spirit alive. Juniors Ellis Johnson, made many promising Although the varsity Mike Burchett, and Jim efforts on the field but team ended the season Rae. were just not able to with a 3-6 win-loss I. . - .. . - MO Steve Schuerman kicks off. Rogers players are ready to go, hitting hard and going for broke, Looks like a rumble on the field as Rogers plays University High. 3 3 s i t Top to Bottom. left to right-John Patterson, John Crone, Mr. Paton. Mr. Flanigan. Mr. Pomante, Mr. Compese, Mr. McNeil, Mr. Squires, Mr. Cooley, Darci Powell, Kristy Voss, Troy Brazell. Joe Cushner. Ron Hardie, Ken Slyvester. Shawn Hessingerg, Kevin Anders, Shawn Fistzette. Eric Stern, Sokkun Eggleston. Mike Thompson, Russelle Braham, Bill Couch, Ellis Johnson, Mike Burchett, Troy Mize. Stacy Boyd, Cory Kissell, Tyrell Yarbrough, Jim Bliss, Jeff Tranham. Jason Zerba, Lane Fisher, Byran Bell, Bob Dixon, Steve Webster, Bill Dixon, 4fl6. Pat Tisdale, Jim Rae. Eric Ogrin, Rich Tisdale, Tim Thomas, Vince Eggleston, Brian Dickenson, Brian Carney, Travis Bonette, John Brunner, John Buckman, Eric Crone, J.P. Jones, Joe Cronan, David Robinson, Time Hanson, Jay McPherson, Rick Grey, Don Campbell. Brian Via. Steve Schuerman, Fred Hidden, Tiger Ericson. Frank Ulgohn, Jeremy Gennett, Dave Singleton. Tom Bookman. Mike Kautzinan, Tom Hayes, Mike Piait, Anthony Bowers, James Watkins, Jeff Lucas. Scott Potter, Doug Nehls, Troy Fall, Rod Morin, Jeff Owens, David Leslie. Mike Eilmes, Ray Doville, Corey Butcher, Cesar Tores, Jr. Varsity included in photo. F -v ' Q ...- 'Q A M, ...,-5-E?-'. iflfj-,fr W 'sire 'Q-,Q fi-ff ji'.-.5-1 '5 ' ,XL iifj- , ith ML, 6,-wg. au? -'rr ' ' is .1..: .. ':T k1' ii-L :T 3 . i. '.14 ','r-.ly -1-N Q- f-- ld' ..g...A ..' mf ', I-'Y '13-2 D .. W,,.,:.f-1 QLJ-L-,,..f JL'-HL .A-W W M:,,,A. - vie? Ae' . nf-if-5. . . .. , . Q . . . E Q A ' Q 4 ' .Y a A ' L1 J,'. kt , Lf, A' 1 ' 5 'blew' - 1 Q' 1 X l s 1' c K- 4' - f ' ' ri 5 A ,,,...-- flxr ,.. Q. , .W -, - i Q Q ' Q f 9. A Q, ' X4 as 5' an ww- H- 5 if . , A - .. A 'K K yank - . vm-1 4 x'fg.. ' X . as ' Q A a Q t--'A 4M,,,,4i 'wA 'N-1-ilxli A--- Nan . - ' ll- init. .V a-,,1 'K Egggifii ati- P , s nga, ,liluqg Steve Schuerman holds the Shriners trophy with pride along with fellow teammates and Shriners cheerleader Katrina as Eric Crone gives his acceptance spec to the Pirates of Rogers High School. All these special moments were caught on T.V. by Channel 2. Bucs Claim Victor Over CV if l . t M5 . p Schuerman starts the play. , 4 W Varsity Coach Mr. Squires gets a fs-i pat and tummy rub from the one 3 only Shriner's Tweety Bird. V l I... - .-. .. .. P 01 1 9 aww., MO Sr 'lg gf Y Q hw.. -Yb- av-if ffl. J: QQ if 4' J s y. lwfx' g ,,. , .. I 'W sv ., 5 , Q 'Q -of ' yi QF' -I Sglfl 54,1 1 fi Os. ..-.. 'XM Q A -.. , 'N Nga. gi sn. ,, ' nv cf' W Ask. 1 X , r , L s , .. , X 1-41 U7 'AL' Q xl. ll! Playing Cn Our Home Turf The Junior Varsity Football players came a long way in the l986 sea- son. The best games this year were the 2 out of 6 games that they won. Coach Cooley felt that the team could have played better than they did, but he felt they played very well. Together as a strong united group with Pirate pride they gained exper- ience and improved be- cause they practice with the Varsity team. Cooley feels comm ment is necessary f success. CThe team pi ture can be found .- page IOOD. 85. Tim Hanson. 50. John Buckman, 72, Tom Bookman. 32. Bill Couch. 22. Mike Thompson. and 37. Torrell Y executed a dive play in order to make a needed first down. but then get stuffed and come up short. ifll Joe Cushner effectively eludes a defender. Freshman execute an exceptional play. Stacy Boyd avoids his opponents grasp. Watch out! lt's minell! Touchdown. victory. here we come. You betl OK. the ball has been hiked now, let's thrash these guysl af 1' Q 4 .1 I Q y FZ TSU-l47t' r it by .3 2 to Bottom, L to r: Mr. Neal. Troy Braun. Chris Glowen, Mike Witson. Eric Wokogens, Howard Berry, Corey Via. Mr. -w. Jeff Curtis. Kevin Hanson. Chad Horrey. Mauliki Fini. Joe Beck, James King. John Pullman. Dennis Scates. Scott cody. Eric Anderson. Jason Fleenor. Brian Hilbey. Matt Douville. o Pain o Gain, Guys The Frosh Football building their skills for make are in the areas eam grew together J.V. Football. of strength, speed, and fter a lot of team Their only agility. Jork. Their attitude disadvantage was a Neal feels practice .Jas very spirited. shortage of players. doesn't make perfection Coach Neal felt they Some improvements but perfect practice makes perfect. Good ame a long way and that the Freshman opes they continue Football team needs to efforts by all players. Gimme the balll I' O O t 3 Just 'Setting' Arouna The Varsity Volleyball Coach Kara Sollars team began the season stated that, This team well but they lacked the is a great teams the self confidence that best team that I have they needed to have a ever worked with, but great year. The team worked really hard but they just couldn't come out on top of the league. they just didn't tap into their potential. There were four students that stood out above the rest and these were, Volleyball Kelly Gamby, Peggy Eldred, Karen Shines, and Tracy Dunn. The girls ended their seasu on a positive note by beating the Senior boy volleyball team. This was considered quite sweet victory! Coach Sollars explains the team's next strategy. Kris Olmstead comes down after a big slam. Top left to right: Cheryl Brown. Cherie Lacos, Laura Brown, Michelle Ungaro. Chris Colgrove. Tracy Dunn, Kris Olmstead. Terri Spear. Nerissa Cruz, Shelly Fanning. Keryn Shines. Kelly Gamby. Coach Kara Sollars. Nerissa Cruz is setting the ball as Tracy Dunn gets ready to assist. Peggy Eldred and Keryn Shines are both ready for the return while the other teammates are intensely watching the two girls go for the ball and put it over the net to win the game. I' a r s i t ' Y We're Taking It To The Ne The first half of the the game found the J.V. Volleyball game Rogers girls in the lead. against Gonzaga Prep Then all of a sudden the O was intense. the scores score was tied, Gonzaga volleyed for quite a Prep served the ball. while with the Rogers The tenseness of the team playing a very Rogers team could be hard first half. felt as the crowd grew The second half of silent. Then Gonzaga served the ball and scored the winning point. Many games wer close this season. The team had to be content in knowing they were building skills for next year. G El You want to wrestle? W. . s lt's mine. l've got it. t .-. Sw ll Pirates look for the ball while one teammate takes the dive. .ngfs M rg'--af , 'Fil P If xx.. ,. l. - .... .. Front row- Charmone Edwards, Connie Horak, Heyde Hargrave. Sharla Rowley. Dee Dee Bell. Cheryl Seliski. Kerri Middle row- Vicki Riddle. Stephanie Eliason. Rachel Fowler. Pany Vue. Lisa Owne. Sonna Francis. Charlene Moore. Ruhling. Top row- Rachel Karling, Shannon Resendez, Suanne Olmstead. Ms. Gennett. Karen Anderson. 2? 'Q - ,,A K ' XX T q T 2- as ,- A-3-'XL . N, , Jake' 4--5 '21 ..-uv 5 s 1--ww-...,m . W-W Qs Karen Richards and Patty Dunn get ready for Come on Lani. We know you can! Karen looks like she's having fun. N. WS. rnt row- Ilda Harris, Sally Dixon. Gina Dempsey, Lani Carlyle. Patty Dunn. Carmen Cosner Top row- Denise Walters, rrie Doctorman, Lisa Fanning. Jackie Rowell. Kelly Taylor. Karen Richards. Mrs. Thrailkill. Bump, Set, Spike, Win. captain. The team spirit affected their rr all turn out only because they not maintain their momentum. nch Thrailkill comments that The m had some difficulties in the inning with gym space. buses. Ed conflicts. and referee's. but girls always maintained a positive attitude. Coach Trailkill prepared the team for this year and the three years ahead of them in volleyball even though the record was 2-I2 a lot of good qualities came out of their effort. Gina Dempsey and Lisa Fanning tied for team captain and Karen Richards was voted. The Freshmen Volleyball season was frustrating to the new conditions. combining two junior high school volleyball teams into one. Learning new defensive and offensive skills was a work out as well. a scoring spike J O I' S S ITT 3 I1 8 3 I I Senior Marty Gibson races ahead of the rest at the Finch Aboretum course. i re er e s Senior Kelly Husband and Junior Clint Gertje race for first and second place. Kelly. Marty, Clint, Richard, Eric, and Scott are ready for the race to begin. Top: Coach Bart Haggin, Dave Takeshita, Chris Rathbun, John Pink, Bobby Iscminger, Scott Martinez, Jeff Lucas Gertie. Dan Sumerlin. Bill Schauble, Pat Lane. Jim Alberts. Greg Stricklin, Nathan Vichers. Bottom: Barry Moses Isaacs, Todd Marcotte. Chris Johnson. Richard Fleetwood, Eric Johnson, Mike Bonser. Kellv Husband, Martv Two Runners Go 0n To State The l986 Boys Cross Country team was made up of 23 runners. This included seven varsity, fifteen j.v., and three frosh. The team's winfloss record was 5f3, an outstanding record in the G.S.L. Senior Kelly Husband and Junior Clint Gertje went on to state after district finals. The success of the team was because of the amount of miles ran by each member. Every year there is noticeable improvement within the team. lt comes from returning runners able to run the 40 miles a w which is needed for enduran who train year round and are e 4 Good job guys. you work well together as a team and that' great! 'I V Coach Ron Challender. tl. if .I it-4 l.--. I Three blind mice who can't find their running shoes. Hey, the race is start- ingl Tammy Cloke and Susie Wickwire stop laughing together and start com- peting. gxuumug 3-UUUI Gina Lockman, Carrie Moller, Coach Carol Baumgartner, Sherrie Vrolson. Tammy Cloke, Vickie Osborne, Tonya Simone Zaslawski. Kim Alt. Angie Divine. Marie Lindefeldt, Lisa Bray. Susie Wickwire, and Twinkie Lockman. Krystal King, Alex LaMonte. Candy Gow, Johanna Southwick, Debbie Skaggs, Yvonne Smith, Nydia Suppen, Celeste Bu s Show Endurance his yea.-'S Crggg Count,-Y The girls attended several m, qgaqhed by Ron invitational meets which took allender, was made up gf QI them as far away as Yakima. icated athletes. Their daily These meets- along with weekly rkout consisted of a six mile lea8Ue meets Pf0Vlded The or speed wgrk, opportunity to run against a wide variety of competitors. Everyone on the team worked together, including the freshmen to make this year's team more successful than the past. An excellent job girlsl 'X 'T ' ,.,.+ ef' ' is I I ,,.,ee' ..,3i'.f?f ,'f:-gif ,rg ,gg .. 'kgs'-4 -av 52 ' , Freshman runner Carrie Moller runs as though she is proud O I' U I1 O S L S I' to be a Pirate. Get A Kick Gut Of lt. The girls all were The girls never gave very positive about up. They all worked their SOCCGF QHIUBS. excellently as a team. Each girl had different beeauge they had the capabilities and skills, participation gf all the which they all showed girls on the team. out on the field. They Coach Gaffey stated. set goals for lt is hard to find themselves, and then people to play. They they worked toward aren't going for players, them. just people that would P L ' ' W5 A an Wfwf. ff' 1.2 I4r.yifSQL'if :fl: ' f 'V' .na , ,.,..,,,,.. N ., X . . A . ' V S, ' --f - arwiw. V 3 S r O S C I C t E Y r like to play. He feels the future will be really great. The team definitely worked to their potential. Rogers Varsity Soccer team did an excellent job this year. Keep up the good work. That is the way to do it, commented Coach Gaffey. The girls watch the ball as it flys in the air. Deitra shows us her graceful look as she goes for the ball. Ammee and Tammy go in for the ball. Toni Bel, Rachelle Coffman, Shellie Hamlin, Stacey Riccelli, Deitra Schumacher Kristi Scribner Ammee Moseanko Collie. Shilah Bonnett, Debi Schauble, Angie Tanner, Kim Ostendorf, Rich Gaffey and Traci Lawson -J' 'vw , .N ...P Deitra is going in for the kill A sf 3-A NA ...Nu .,k,.sn. xl! Stacey Riccelli goes for the ball as she leaps past the defensive player. Toni Bel says move over Bacon as she pushes her way up to get the ball. ,,.....-rv' 6 he M mal -WM .X,.x, Q-X, .- .. 'rv -sg .-:Q C' S A . . 4 . 2' gf v .K aa. ..,,,x.,.' Tx, ,,.: l M V- K MLN-s s . Q' .W rf' X .. Wy Xsngwx'-Qges 65' bf. X ff: V4k3,.l V-Y' 'fw- - r- ' Q s - X - ,.,.s.sga9-Sgliu fl Q3 . X f - -R of V+-'X +.+...Eff'i AK' -1 ' 'Ji . N- A' NV' T M Q xl, S Q' ' - a Q- ,X 23 ' X- ' .i Y N . , ,T -,,.??f Q- ' 1 f s -' -' x WNY -k- A . -Q' of- .-XTif .. K - 4,f - wxies 'Qf'?H l'gf7 fl swab Q. . '31, M. ws..-7. X FA X if ' ' f- k .h Q: KSQQJANQ- yf, gsxyp- vw pay aw R X Y. -i -- - ,, h .-54 ,i 5 Q + 5 mgfagl fyzkfz X N.x',...g. - A MV- -ex x .l ,Ms X..-s 5 L . as Q s-3.1-.,s.' f - 'gl ,,,- .5 Ile? 'NIQ ' ., U . .X KW? Q x 1. X Q W A V- ffl- ,acQ,'h W 1 f s Q, 1 g . ,Q F .MJ Y - A- 1 sN.,k,.s 4 Q 4 fi k . .1-, 5, ' Stacey and Kim get in to fight for the ball. ,First Girl ' JV Team Ever I r The girls showed position than at others. positive attitudes Credit could not be before, during and after given to just one girl, their soccer games. they were all stars in a There were some sense. It takes the special friendships participation of all the formed during the players on the team, season. Each girl had working together on the many different field to make a capabilities. Some successful team. played better at one The team worked well together, they won one game, tied four, won one by forfeit, and lost six games. The team definitely worked to their potential. Rogers J.V. soccer team did a excellent job this year. Way to go team! , . I o I a c I r c . s e i r t Wanda Charest, Trona Griffith, Tami Bucheit, Lori Schuh, Alissa Miller. Traci Bliss, Michelle Pollard, Sandra Flatt. Tam Stewart, Camela Patton. Lan Nguyen, Chandi Funk. John Draine, Mike Byrum. and Kelsey Flatt. The nice fall weather and our great. exciting games brought out a variety of spectatorsl Cheryl goes in for the ball. After the game. the girls reunite for a wrap-up meeting to discuss tactics. Rogers Rogers Rogers O FALL SCORE VARSITY FOOTBALL Mead North Central Ferns Lewis and Clark Llnlversnty Hugh Clarkston Central Valley Shadle Gonzaga VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY University Hugh Lewis and Clark North Central Gonzaga Central Valley Mead Ferns VARSITY SOCCER Shadle University Hugh North Central Lewis and Clark Ferris Central Valley Gonzaga Mead 0- O- 29 7 20 I4 ' I9 x I4 , ' 28 I3 ' ' ' I4 I9 ll I7 6 7 27 8 34 23 A ' ' 32 I9 ' 36 27 30 22 33 2l 36 32 24 32 Shadle 25 28 ' 28 00 . 5-6 O-I ' ' ' , I6-6 l-O 5-8 O-l ' 5- 3 0-l ' l 8 I-O A I 8 l'0 3-4 0-I 7-5 After completing their first year at Rogers, the sophomore approached l986 with confidence. They were no longer the babies of the family but students on their way to academia. As active participants in sports, clubs, and Student Council, the Sophomores gained valuable experiences. They assumed leadership roles that will take them into their Senior year and beyond. 7 l Many sophomore relished in their ability to pass their driving test. Once this feat was accomplished many sought jobs which would enable them to acquire their own dream-car . Some even settled for an old junker that would get them around Hillyard. The class of 87 profited from their experiences and are well on their way ' to becoming confident young adults. Jill Ables Jerome Alberts Richard Allenfort Kimberly Alt Krista Aman Kevin Anders Jamie Anderson Jeremy Anderson Karen Anderson Kristin Appa Mike Armentrout Harold Armstrong Loretta Armstrong Louie Aschenbach Rhonda Austin Megan Ayers Timothy Babcock George Backen Larry Bacon Richard Bain Eartha Baker Jason Baker Jayson Baker Billie Banik Denise Barber Michelle Barber David Barnes David Barnett Alberta Bash Melissa Bates Micheal Battin Jason Bauer Deana Bazzle Mitch Beck Bryan Bell DeeDee Bell Robert Berglund William Best Christopher Bierlair Suzanne Birge Traci Bliss Brian Bloor Thomas Bookman 118 acl, f x lj Sac. w as E Xi B- X it ,. , fi ri sg' xi N X X .Q-w-11. , . 5 - k?Q.w N . ' K' X5 Y 1 - ,- I s R i ' .... ' Q . ..:.. E J - 1-gf ! -s,:f t,:Q. 1 r- K7 S i g .-255 , A tsar . . 'N s - r A Q29 was 3:21 Wwe Summer Adventurers New Readers' Club These students completed the Summer Reading Program, I Choose Adventure , cosponsored by Spokane Schools and Spokane Library. The scheduled programs included workshops on make-up and hair design. clowning skills, game tournaments, CPR, fencing and meeting local authors. The Rogers students pictured here completed fourteen activities to receive their T-shirts. Adventurers were invited to an End of Summer Party . The Main Library auditorium was transformed to a tropical paradise. This is the first summer program for secondary students and one of few such programs in the country. Librarians from the school district and public library jointly planned the successful program for the teens. Rogers had the most students finish this program. Rogers' Adventurers were: Anthony Titchenal. Barry Moses, Nicole Matlock, Veronica Gaston, Mike Namchek, Brian Rockford. Sheri Vrolson, Kim Ostendorf, Debbie Moore. Not pictured: June Wiyrick. Betty Julian, Michelle Tabit. Garey Boone Robert Boothe Kristina Botten Cynthia Bowers Stacy Boyd Russell Branham Donald Bridges Suzanne Bringe Brian Britton J Jim Brown Della Brown Karla Brown Kim Brown Robert Bryson Tamie Buchheit John Buckman Peter Burgess David Burns Linda Busch David Bushy David Butler Erin Calhoun Craig Centers William Centers Mike Chapman Wanda Charest Bernadee Burnham Jennifer Campbell Christine Chase Lyman Cheney Nicole Churchill Karise Clancy Paul Clements Paul Clutter Ledonna Cobb Scott Coble Rashelle Coffman Ben Colbert Heidi Coldsnow Robert Cole Diana Colwell Nathan Combs Mike Conrad Jerry Contonio Christine Cordova Amy Crawford Harold Crawford Jay Crozier Jenni Curtiss Joe Cushner Russell Dahlen Kelly Dainty Brock Davis Kristina Davis Joe DeCaro Venus Declambre Laura Deitmann Angi Devine Shelby Dickinsin Suzi Dishman Deric Dorning Lauri Dowler Scott Dowker John Draine Raymond Dufner J.D. Dunlap Eugene Dustin Alan Earlscourt Phillip Eckart Charmone Edwards Stacey Edwards 120 Cream Cf The Sophomore Crop Well, I guess my message to the class of '89' would be to accomplish as much as possible in whatever it is that you pursue. Whether it be sports, grades, or even a personal private goal. But to do this, you must believe in yourself. THE MAN WHO THINKS HE CAN lf you think you are beaten, you are, lf you think you dare not, you don'ts If you'd like to win, but think you can't, lt's almost a cinch you won't If you think you'll lose, you're lost. For out in the world we find, Success begins with a feIlow's will. lt's all in the state of mind. Walter D. Wintle This is just a poem that really gets the point across. Good luck in the following years. Russ Branham Sophomore Pres. Wendy Edwards Ron Elmer Tina Falsetto Shannon Farrington Julie Favaloro Colleen Finn Mike Fitzgerald Mike Flatter Richard' Fleetwood Tracy Florin Patricia Fluatt Rachel Fowler Shawn Fowler Sonna Francis Don Franklin David French Chandra Funk Tonya Furgeson Chris Galbreath Mike Gamby Michelle Gardener Stephanie Gardner Craig Gariepy Steve Garth John Gay Kevin Geibel Shawn Gerean Tom Gerean 121 Gregory Gest Ginger Gilbrech Daniel Glessner Anthony Gooler Heather Graham Trona Griffith Jennifer Grossardt Terry Haas Robin Halliday Robert Hamilton James Hanley Joseph Hanley Timothy Hanson Heyde Hargrave Colleen Harrington Brady Harris Eve Haugen Tamara Haugen Walter Hayward Shelly Hendricks Kim Hendrickson Joey Hergesheimer Scott Hermsmeter Brooke Higgins Malcolm Hightower Joe Hilderbrand Michael Hills James Himes Danny Hintz Jonathan Hoedstra Craig Holroyd Tracy Holt Deanna Hoppman Connie Horak Carol Hostetler Craig Hostetler Brian Hotchkiss Ricky House Corey Hubbard Lynnann Huckabay Nancy Humphries Joann Hurd James Hurley X' :---Rim: , We K X NX X XX N X - x XX X - XC a ,X , , X X Q , K 'N Af 4 M inf I ' P Lockman Wins Trip To Great Britain Tonya, like many kids her own age, has always been very active in school. She has been in ASB, Cross- country and track and her grade point average places her with the top students of the school. Many high school students have part-time jobs. Tonya is no exception to the rule. She delivered the morning paper between the seventh and tenth grade. Her work was considered commendable and she was selected to participate in a National Contest sponsored by Parade Magazine. She was one of the I75 kids across the United States who was chosen to go to England and Scotland for two weeks. While in England. she stayed in London and saw many beautiful castles. museums. and rode on a double decker bus to go shopping at Harrads. Her favorite sight was the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London. ln Scotland Tonya resided in Edenburgh and traveled to many beautiful ancient country estates and castles. But, as all things must end, Tonya came back to the states full of fond memories of her newly found cultural experience. She still hopes that someday she will be able to return. Now, in Tonya's Senior year, she has continued to be involved in ASB, Cross- country and track, but her all american job now is at McDonalds. -Theresa Smith Jkt N16 Y ll M lm ' f , l r X l -. , . D X f 4... -'v c L. .-1 l , i f i i .gf ,,r x Chad Hutchins Patricia Huthisson Tina Hutson Dawn Hyatt Frank lcard Steven lrwin Jared Isaacs Robert lseminger Carrie James Keri Ann Jarrad Stuart Jeske Glen Johnson Janice Johnson Jo Ellen Johnson Angela Jones Billie Jo Jones Brooke Jones John Jones Robert Jones Carl Jordan Mineu Joker Erica Judge Betty Julian Jeremy Jurgens John Kaley Michael Kaminski Rachel Karling Lawrence Keehner 123 4 Lloyd Keehner Corey Keller Joseph Kelly Kyle Kelly Mark Kennedy Shawn Kimball Kory Kissel Cindy Kittilstved Edwin Knapton Pauline Knerr Maurice Knight Shawn Knudson Gail Korbel Darlene Kortness Scott Kraut Heather Kruger Jason Krull Jerry Krzyzanek Nathan Laird Ryan Lambert Alexandra Lamont Sean Lane Eric Langley Bob Lantz Tracy Lantz Leona Laurich Robin LaVigne Steve Lawrence Darren Lawson Ronald Lebrun Tammy Leininger Jason Leon Hollie Leonard Vince LeTourneau Gale Liacos Aaron Lindstrom Pat Linebarger Jennifer Love Jeffrey Lucas Kristina Madison Todd Marcotte Michelle Marsh Aaron Martin xt Y. ., . . X 2 ii 2 ga W X X Y t 4 2 ' is 2 l ji yl 1 if A Q . .. ff- .,,,,. . . . Q-12:7 5 W K L-:sg - :Q . s. y i Wu A L, NV N, vm' t' N .. , ...at L ' N J X , 4 V 'K xx A . - -me N X ww. as X mag ai K 1 ' ,xc fx ei. S-ft F ' S S YS if e lg c of N X at X . Q at X' J Q xx I Q Q9 E 4,5 Y x lil 'fy Q 13+ N.. ? 5 L -is . ,MM sie at ,sat ,L Fa A e A 1- Sf' , .4- fx A Kg., or s. Q ri- l ,,. Ns, . r-'s :L t,J A I ' A S .. 4 Egg.: - fl' 1 I , t A Q f . , '1---r 4 Q-in e X f ' SQ.. r XX t ' ' k:f'.if.:'.1':Vl ,--a s Q .Xi ' .. ..., he f X .nf X . I Becky Sue Wenrick All American Gal BeckySue Wenrick is a multi-talented student at Rogers. She is active in Cheerleading, gymnastics and other sports as well as A.S.B. During all of this, her grades have remained outstanding. One thing that makes her unique is her title of Jr. Miss of Spokane. Judging was based on poise and appearance and fitness. In order to be ready for the fitness routine she and the other girls practiced two times a week for a month. Long formals were worn for the poise and appearance routine. Those two items, and a one and a half minute talent act were judged. The day of the pagent there was a breakfast for the fathers and daughters, and a fifteen minute interview with the judges. In the talent contest, BeckySue had the winning dance routine which led her to win the title for Spokane. State competition was held on the thirty-first of January in Pullman. BeckySue competed against girls from all across the state for the state title. Good job BeckySue! , Marcie Martin ,- ' ' Ziklf' Kerri Mason Q Tina Mathison f Dana McCauley A' , E ire Kevin McGonical A -,1 ibn Michelle McHale ,fn l Eric McMaster l ns? will -i Lee McNamee Wayne McNeiIly Kevin McSpadden Larry Messmer Alissa Miller Cliff Mills Todd Milne Robby Mingo Teresa Mittermeier Joe Moline Debbie Moore Lorena Moore Patrick Moore Stuart Moran Beth Morgan Gail Morinaga Rick Morris Aimee Moseanko Barry Moses Jennifer Moss Jennifer Muma Shayla Munson Kathy Murphy Theresa Murphy Bill Namchek Theresa Nebel Brett Neff Jessica Nesbit Cory Newton Lan Nguyen Thuy Nguyen Brent Nowacki Eric Ogrin David Ohler Suanne Olmstead Kariann Olsen Kim Ostendorf Carla Ottosen Stacey Owen Bryan Patenaude Becky Pelozzie Angie Peters Jonathon Phillips Sean Phillips Susan Philpott Dee Dee Pickar Guy Pickar Tami Pickering Deanna Pike Edie Poe Danette Pointdexter Brian Ponder David Potvin Shane Pryor Michele Rascka Steve Rash Don Redl Brian Reeves Troy Rehm Lori Reinbolt Jason Rhames Jeff Rhodes Jerry Rhode Stacy Ricceili Sleeping ln Class ls No Way To Pass For many students, finding enough time to get a good nights sleep at home was impossible. Sports, homework, after school jobs and late nights spent partying kept a lot of students awake until the wee- hours of the morning. The solution to the no- sleep problem was often times found in the classroom. Sleeping in class was a good way for students to get added hours of shuteye. Although sleeping in class was the only way for some students to get all the rest they needed, it was not a perfect solution. The hard chairs and desk tops were far from the , X ,, I ,I .l. Q' X 2,1 soft bed and pillows found at home. When a student finally awoke from sleeping in class. instead of hearing the steady beeping of their alarm clock they were rudely awakened by the end of class bell to find out they've missed their assignments and there's an embarassing red mark on their face. Some ideal times to snooze were during films, independent reading time, right after a test, and other times that seem right. There is only one more thing to say to you sleeping students- Wake up! -Angie Tanner Travis Richardson Vicki Riddle Dale Rigg Darin Robbins Greg Robbins Alicia Roberson Kyle Roberts Brian Rockford Jeff Rose Larry Rose Donnie Rothrock Sharla Rowley Sue Ruhling Virginia Ryan Monique Sartain Tim Schermerhorn Leslie Schmall Russ Schmidt Mike Schmitz Lori Schuh Jim Scioly Terri Shilliam Jennifer Shuey David Shumaker Dolly Siegel Aaron Silk Randi Simmet Bill Sims 127 Hans Slette Kellie Smith Matt Smith Shane Solheim Joanna Southwick Alan Spence Debbi Staggs Eric Stern Craig Stevig Lisa Stone Lori StoneHocker Sandra Stanse Terry Strife Lisa Stromberg Tom Sutton Michelle Tabit David Takeshita Joyce Tannich Joe Tansy Bonni Tate Greg Taylor Patrick Theodorson Ricky Thomas Ron Thomas Tim Thomas Matt Thompson Mike Thompson Rich Thorton Lea Tibbett Lathy Tickle Dorothy Tidwell Alex Tiffany Christine Tondini Cesar Torres Joeanne Trevino Frank Uliiohn Scott Ulland Michele Ungaro Aric Vantassel Tammie Vail Robin Vickreman .lean Vickers Nathan Vickers Sheri Vrolson Bee Vue Pany Vue ,rw ... W fig tt. it H. . ' iii f 4 ff 92 T x xii ff- , 4I'z' 'fi' - ww E ,Z ww. ,X , WE Z3 'Aff W s E , W1 'N Illl lil J 7 xg Q ! lax wa S 1-L ,U V. i 6 1 A AM5 .L i i' n f 4 fa s Y 16 .Q-'KN A f' ' . V az fy-iw S AV , ,C . :P V ' A iq: y Learning To Cope With Our School and Traditions are just two different aspects of American life stated by the eight exchange students attending our school this year. We asked each student what they have found different in America compared to their own country. One main answer from all of them was, We don't have school lockers.' Our school system is also very different from most of their own back home. They take more courses and do college level work in high school. Some find our school is a v Customs! lot of fun because of sports and other club activities. All the exchange students are involved in these activities. Many also study hard to get good grades and others to graduate. As stated by Tatiana Skoro from Yugoslavia, lt is more interesting over here because people are more open and live by traditions. She likes our spirit and the way we celebrate the holidays. Adjusting to this new life can be hard but these exchange students are doing great and having funl Anthony Walsh Theresa Warner Eugene Warness James Watkins Trenna Watson Richelle Weaver Angie Weber Matt Weidert Aaron Weir Robert Welk Tana Wheately Wendy Wheeler Stacy Whitbeck Leilani Widner David Wilkerson Kirk Williams John Willis Frank Wirtz Karin Witcher Kelly Womble Chris Woods Randy Woods Tracey y Wordelelman Xialia Yang A Terrale Yarbrough :Jason Zerba Chris Zillmer Shana Zuidemay wi- N .. x an 1 . Q Q mm M .bw Wav zyuwm. k af -as 'Q 5 Q ,, Q K QS ,, QW. .W K -X Mig A Q V ,,.- X 1 EN is ww.. 1535. X mi ? M ' ' 5 A '. sl. 'f ' x. -. 3 xxx x , A: . A W M. -. W - - nt -- - g X .... - X .xg - . X x N ...-. . N .Q - 5 f X, . N YY Nl YS xv -ws u Q 5 .N .R wx gals- -v -I- X acc QQSQ Q3 'N wi J .Q-I 'Ulf XX top left to right then bottom Joe Mill- er, Scott Steele, Don Donais, Ellis Johnson. Shawn Fissett. Ken Sylvester. Shawn Miller, Mike Burchett, Coach Pelo, Joe Ochsner. Jared Slyvester. J.K. Biddulph. Eric Crone, Jim Alberts not pictured Matt Thompson, Grady Swain, and James Watkins. Q' rew- G V Rt R X S P I J L E P Y Rt S . si ,. Championship Season. The Varsity Wrestlers went undefeated in the G.S.L. proving once again that Roger's has the best wrestlers in the city. The team's success was due to hard work and an outstanding attitude. and of course the coaches and wrestlers. Coach Pelo felt that the dual match which helped motivate the team mentally was the ever so popular Mead match. Two matches that both coaches weren't sure of the outcomes were placed 5th and if you saw him wrestle you would kno that he should have been a Mike Burchett at ll5, and Joe state. As a team Rogers Ochsner at I4l. Both of these placed second at Districts fine wrestlers defeated their and Regionals. Six of our opponents. This year IO wrestlers placed at districts to go onto Regionals. Only one wrestler placed at Districts and did not get to go onto 'Regionals and this wrestler was Mike Burchett. Mike wrestlers were sent onto state. and we had 3 place. These were Jr. Joe Miller a lOl 5th, Sr. Eric Crone and Soph. James Watkins both placed 6th. xx. x Xxx: V J.K. Biddulph concentrates and works on breaking his man down so he can go for the pin. The win here helped advance J.K. onto Regionals. Ellis Johnson dominates the first seeded opponent at Districts to go to Regionals. Ellis placed 3rd to go onto state. Joe Miller hooks the double arm bar and goes for the pin. while wrestling in the AAA state tournament. :I Mike Burchett tries to get behind and take control and pin his opponent. wtf' This JV wrestler awaits the blowing of the referee's whistle, while his oppo- nent thinks about how to get away. Andy Owens struggles hard to escape from the hold his opponent has on him. Russ Branhan, Andy Owens. Ton Hayes. .lohn Crone, Russ Schmidt. Eric Langley, Tom Bookman, Bobby Iss- menger, Bob Lantz, Craig Cumpton, Joe Price, Cory Keller. Brian Dahlem. Nathan Vickers, Mike Bonzerm, Andy Owens I. G r V a P I a r P S I i G , I' t lys Out On The Mat To Win Cgach Laughgry felt The team Sent that this years J,V, wrestlers to districts team 3 gggd igb with the f0IIOWlI1g and improved nicely Placing first: RUSS Qver the ggaggn, The Scmidt. JIITI AIbBI'IS, kids We'-3 Very Nathan VlCkEI'S, and coachable and willing to Tom B00km3n' John learn, algg had 3 Crone took S8COI1d and very good attitude, 3 third Was given to commented coach David Shumaker- Laughary. If there were team captains Coach felt they would be Russ Branham and Russ Schmidt. I appreciated the efforts and attitudes the team because it made it very pleasureable for me stated Laughary. G 'F W Q5 Upcoming Champions lllc Freshman attitude from beginning estling season started to end. h 23 and ended with When asked who the wrestlers. Coach team captains were if mante stated that the any, coach Pomante son went well after replied, The team y got down to the captains this year, I al I5 wrestlers as would have to say were y had a very good Troy Delger and Dicky ButterfieId. The season ended with one city champ Rod Simpson, and 3 second place finishers, Matt Douville, Troy Delger, and Wade McNeiIly. Keeping his opponent on the mat this Freshman wrestler looks up at the clock and score board as the time runs out and he find himself victori- ous. A couple of Freshman wrestlers listen intensely to Coach Pomante as he gives them last minute advice before going out onto the mat. Brett Grant, Wayne Hunt, Jim As- plund, Kevin Hanson, Dan Rice. Greg Allenton, Matt Douville, Mike Owens. Mr, Pomante, Jeff Curtis, Troy Delger, Blaine Thompson, Kerry Warren, Rod Simpson, Dicky Butterfield, and Clint Liptac I' I' G E Ss I m i 8 3 I I' I1 sl Team Take Tournament Some changes were two games, the team The highlight of the seen in the l986-87 learned new techniques season came early when Varsity Boys Basketball and overcame many the team took first season. To start off, difficult obstacles. place at the Shadle they had a new All the Varsity Tournament which coaching staff and a players were Seniors featured all the GSL whole new training with one exception, teams. Team hopes for program to deal with. Sean Chambers, who top league performance The process was slow will be the only were high, but and the new ideas were returning letterman in unachieved. put into action. Although they only won season. XJ ' e H .kv so R J jp sl S J T Y R 5 S the l987-88 basketball A lt's mine!!! lt's minelll Q Players consult with coach Pruen- inger. V 7 Steve Schuerman starts to pass to J0n Schuh during the game with W Ferris. L to R-top to bottom: Mr. Lentz. David Singleton, Bill Summers, Jon Schuh, John Lloyd, Rob Fury. Jeremy Gennett, St Schuerman, Mr. Greathouse, Mr. Preuniger. John Patterson, Brian Via, Tim Tyvan, Sean Chambers, Jeff Annis, Troy Bra . J, ,e ,I Jon Schuh bends ovcr back- wards for the Basketball team l i -I lm, ie F is N uv . , 3 7 1' ' ' 5 f S Q 4 Will David Singleton make this shot for two. Q Steve Schuerman takes a long shot. P 7 ,.: V ,fl x ,, 1 wit ' . I . Y I Patty Cake Patty Cakclll Shootin Throu h Th 5 Hoop This year's guys junior The most improvement worked hard to achieve varsity basketball team that was made throughout their goals. Improvement had a successful season. the season was learning to in the team became quit Coach Lentz states, I play quality basketball evident despite the measure success in terms with intense defense and defeats. Their games wer of the improvement a ball control. The team was close with a lot of young man makes as a anxious and ambitious to excitement. player and as a citizen. learn new skills. They Tyrrel Yarbrough, Anthony Bowers, Jason Zerba. Tim Hanson, Darren Lawson, Jeff Lucas, Tony Gooler. Jim Scioly. Way McNeilIy, Jeff Rose, Stacy Boyd, Thom Sutton, Arik Vantassel, Kyle Roberts. Anthony Bowers goes up high to block Tom Suttons shot for two points dur- ing a scrimmage, while Jeff Lucas, Tim Hansen, and Tyrrel Yarbrough de- fend. D ,rcs v Important skills of agression and prowess are perfected during warm- ups after school by skillful players be- Looks like practice can be funl v Q' Q fore the game against Shadle. ,Af -s 5. Q, N,-,ff I cm 1 px is 4-MMM ::, ,f 'WWW Dennis Scates shoots to the sky. as he attempts a free throw. The team waits eagerly for the play to start. r. Greathouse. Corey Via, James King, Jason Miller, Joe Beck, Erik Anderson, Dennis Scates, Malachi Finni. David igaro, Tristan Chapparo. Fred Lopez. Sue Ruhling, Lonnie Ortega, Mike Williams Bu s Show Potential This years guy's eshman basketball team one person, they all worked hard. The team did not work their full potential all of the time ay to day at each but they kept on trying. Coach Greathouse enjoyed coaching the team and he ras a hard working group. he team improved from actice and game. Credit uld not be given to just feels they have great potential. Coach Greathouse quoted, That each person is a great person deep down inside. Good job Pirates, keep up the great work! n dh 7 The guys reunite for a brief confer ence, while the referees take a lei surely walk. B I: A R S E K S E H T M B A A N l. L pirit nd Pride The Girls' Varsity Laura Brown and Cheryl Basketball Team was made Brown, Tracy Lawson, up of a hard working Melissa Bradley, Tracy group of girls. The girls Dunn, Michelle Harah, all had some excellent games seniors, produced the best and some not so good that they possibly could games. Stacy Riccelli and with the other teammates. Marcy Martin, contributed There have been many to help their upper injuries to this team, classmates make a Cheryl Brown sprained positive and winning her ankle in the game season. against North Central. ii J, 40 i J lvl fy ,Q 5 .gf-' . -is 4 ,gl ui Tracy Lawson did some serious knee damage at a game which was close to the end of the season. But through all the injuries there was a great amount of respect and friendship among the teammates and the coaches throughout the entire Varsity Basketball season of i986-87. -4 - We caught Tracy Lawson and Stacy Riccelli playing around the world again. G I B I' lit!-l0 Skl1 VB at rb S3 il t l Y ME or THE l i 9,49 he Please Tracy. Hurry up and toss me the ball so we can win the gal ca T .ny -. X. 1 M My .t...f:f-ff . 'Q k 1 ,, we -f .sue nh -no N ura Brown tries to block the amazons but sometimes it just doesn't help. Stacy Riccelli, Marcy Martin, Michelle Ungaro. Darci Powell, Laura Brown. Megan Ayers, Michelle Bradley, Tracy Lawson, Angela Hone, Michelle Harrha, Tracy Dunn, Kristin Noe, Cheryl Brown coach Gary Kight, asst. coach Bob Sievers. Okay team this is how it is going to be now Kristin pay attention Q '- I ' Q Obldfi W, M - f'-m,,,,,,.,WWt Gf, A 3 , , Kristin now don't throw the ball until you fell you are ready to throw. X WY A el L ijvf y ax' ,af ' ' .2 ' 17 , fi we Rachel Karling goes up for 2 pts. j B gl'.. . 3. I . S B 3 l'- . l t Laurie hurry up and throw the ball. Everybody lust don't stand there. ,vi Coach Bob Seivers, Karla Brown, Joanna Treveno, Rachel Karling, Aimee Mosianko, Karri Mason, Billie Jo Jones, Charl More. Heather Khruger. Monique Sartain, Radhelle Sijon Teams Work Togeth .sg b I ,a t li Y -'l B r The most important part Each student had their to mention a few names. B about being on the J.V. ' strongest points on the -' Coach Bob Seivers statJ Basketball team was keeping - team, which were 1 that with hard work, an their ideas on the next determination, togetherness their set determination, game, realizing that if they and they never gave up. The success could be achieveu worked hard at drills in team had some outstanding by the team. s practice they could become star players such as, Carey a great team. Mason, Heather Khruger just E X E .cf Q t -X mwqnhllill' Q lvl' as K , , x 2 va ' M , ff -,f B tl' v I B . Y s K A 1. K , it sg R l Ll Coach Devoir raised her hands be- cause she's sure. Hey look at me l am doing the egyp- tian walk. risty Tinall. Heather Curtis. Denise Walters. Lisa Fanning. Jamie Smith, Karen Richards, Coach Sheri Devoir. Debbie uble, Lani Rlgsby, Gina Dempsey, Carmen Cosner, Shilah Bonnett. ough Year For Team The Freshman Team arted the winter season th an inexperienced new am. They weren't used to ying basketball on the gh school level. Coach voir and Mr. Kight teamed up to make the freshman team cooperate and play like a team. They did their best and used their spirit and pride in their new school to score many points. They had several high scoring games, but the - opponents also scored very - high. Even with a loosing season. we are extremely proud of our freshmen girls' B. Ball team. A.-,eva Debbie Schauble effectively defends the basket against Shadle. But unfor tunately. they lost. F r o s h B a S k S I G b l f T I - s ' I 4 K Carrie Moller masters the balance beam during the Mead competition. V t e G U Y r S m a 'T t I i S I t S G.. l Jamie Kiehn performs a back hip toss. Dana Robinson executes a move on the uneven parallel bars. SF X It ,Saw WN fl' 2 f 5 es' N .. A Y 5 6 Q 5 l 1 'E' Q S W, Que X A R Top to Bottom, L to R: Lori Wilson Cass. coachj. Tim Tibbits. Carrie Moller. Sally Dixon. Rachel Fowler, Connie Horak, Jo Evans, Shelly Evans, Azuza Sekimizu. Tammy Stewart. Becky Miles. Ken Jacque. Carrie Docterman, Mrs. Lynch. Cor Babcock. Nydia Suppen, Crisanna Zschoche, Tara Bentz, Heyde Hargrave. Becky Sue Wrenwick. Kellie Gamby. Ton Gaberial. Jamie Kiehn, Dana Robinson, Charmone Edwards, Don Rothrock. Gamby In pires Tean' This year's gymnastics team improved and had a better season than last year , commented Coach Chris Lynch. This year only one freshman Tonya Gabriel made a top varsity spot. Awards presented were: The Neil McDaniel Most Inspirational Award given each year in honor of a Roger's male gymnast who died while doing a giant swing in competition. This award was given to Kelly Gamby along with the team captain award. The Athlete of the year award recipient was Becky Sue Wrenwick. There were 3 seniors on the team this year and Chris woul like to say the following to them, I have enioyed working with you and seeing you all grow upg it's amazing how yo grew up in 4 years not only aj gymnasts but also as people. WI TER SCGRE VARSITY WRESTLING GSL CHAMPS Rogers 32 Cheney I 7 '30 3I LC .. 24 47 Ferris I I 24 32 ' as 33 Mead W. ..... S . i R24 I Q 46 Deer' I6 44 NC it 44 u-High Prep Shadle Park 3 A 25 as TOURNAMENTS West Valley- Rogers First place g I Cheney Invit- Rogers Second place Mead Tournament- Rogers Second-place Moses Lake Invit.- Rogers Third place I Districts- Rogers Second place A - Regionals- Rogers Second place State Joe Miller Fifth Eric Crone Sixth James Watkins Sixth BOY S V BASKETBALL Rogers 34 53 46 54.46 43 40 38 40 42 33 43 49 47 50 57 46 Cheney Kamlakln W Valley Colville 66 55 Shadle Park 59 69 52 62 U HI 73 57 Ferris 73 75 Mead 52 67 4 45 Prep 7 55 GIRL S V BASKETBALL Rogers 36 32 47 33 44 46-4I 48 43 49 40 39 36 43 4I 38 4 Cheney Deer Park E Valley Colville Shadle Park 93 67 74 59 59 43 U HI 73 7l Ferris 67 56 Mead 62 63 56-59 Prep 67 68 VARSITY GYMNASTICS Mead Meet Mead I LC 4 Ferris 3 Rogers 2 Rogers Meet NC I Ferris 3 Rogers 4 CV 2 LC Meet CV I LC 2 Rogers 3 SP 4 U Hi Meet U Hi I LC 2 Ferris 3 Rogers 4 Mead Meet Mead I CV 2 U Hi 3 Rogers 4 LC Meet NC I U HI 2 LC 3 Rogers Inter District Rogers placed eighth It 9' 434' xi? .xx I .-1, g tx. get RIN .N-1 QE' 5' The Freshman year is a total 4 readjustment to life. King of the Hill if 8th graders in the Junior Highs of Garry and Shaw, become lowly 9th graders at Rogers. Remember that first day you set foot in the building? lt seemed so big and all your classes f were so far away from your locker. Your arms were always full of books R which made you a tempting sight for upper classmen to destroy. But ysyss somewhere along the way you learned V y ' the techniques and it became easier to disguise yourself in the crowd. How amazing it was when you finally felt a part of the Rogers Family. Ihaarv' r P ,Z f iff, K . ,409 .af M I7 ,Q ,.v 'W' From king of the hill in eighth grade You come to Rogers thinking you've got it made You say you're number one, But the Seniors say they want some fun They look at you and ask your year You mumble as your lips tremble with fear You tell them the class of '89 But you're a frosh, they're not blind And then you fall flat on your nose Right beside a senior's toes He picks you up, and smiles with glee You're a frosh, you can't fool me. , , ,,,Y, . ,fn NWN A Michelle Achey David Adams Michael Adams Cecilia Ainsworth Scott Albarado Lisa Allen Gregory Allenton James Alsup Chuck Anderson Erik Anderson Rod Anthony Dawn Archer James Asplund Dean Autrey Heather Bacon Chadd Bailey Timothy Bainter Jamie Bair Brinn Baker Lashonda Baker Adrian Balazs Bryan Ball Jody Ball Cindy Barber Christopher Barnes Lisa Barnes Adam Barnhart Alyssa Batty Joseph Beck Jeffrey Beitey Cheryl Bell Dan Bentley Howard Berry Lucas Berry James Best Heather Curtis Michelle Black Sandy Block Shilah Bonnet! Cherie Botchek Michael Brauhn Charles Brennan Michelle Brennan Jeffrey Curtis Darrell Bridges Jeffery Broadsworcl Jesse Brockmier Adrian Brophy Larry Brown Jacinda Bryan Philip Byrd Kirk Dady 150 , x Steve Caine Scott Calhoun Erin Callaghan David Camp Chris Cambell Dawn Chambers Tristen Chaparro Lauri Christansen Antoinette Ciulla Billie Clark -rf Stephanie Clark Cassandra Coe Jennette Colley Cissi Collins Pascha Collins .lim Combs Athansius Cordova Carmen Cosner Kelly Cosseboom Ryan Cosseboom Gina Cozza Tonya Crawford Tishauna Crockett Flora Cruz Laurinda Cummings Ruthie Cummings Wendy Curlott Gabriel Currier lass Of 90 This year's freshman class proved to be the most spirited group of high school beginners since the ninth grade level was reinstated five years ago. They proved this at the numerous cons and events throughout the school year. The class of '9O' was the first class of the year to be entitled to carry the school spirit stick out of a winter con. They earned this honor by being the most spirited and respectful group. They also won the class competition by changing clothes inside a sleeping bag the fastest. If this enthusiasm continues and increases, you freshmen will be awesome! Q l Robert Hamilton Stacie Hanes Jeremy Hannum Robin Hanson Cory Hanson Kevin Hanson Rena Hardee Don Harms Brandon Harrington llde Harris Roy Harris Monalee Hastings Jerry Haynes Ray Hayes ian Horton ul Howell Shannon Hefling William Heim Heidi Henry Jarrod Henry Charlene Herkimer Truman Higginbotham Brian Higby 4 Shannon Hines Christina Hochstedler Trever Hoisington Bryan Holland Dennis Hoppman Chad Horey Tyrus Horn Frosh 'R' Spirited The freshmen class did many things last year and we reached many goals. For one, the freshmen spirit has definitely improved! More freshmen come to sports and more have come to the family breakfasts. We have been in all the class competitions, we have won. we tried our best and we did a good job! Our fund raising went the best of all. Our goal was S500 dollars, and by working in the concession stand, we made over SIOOO dollars. As freshman class president, I want to thank all of you who supported our class. -Carrie Moller Freshman Pres. Hunt Wayne Hurley John Husick Sarah Hutcheson Paul lngram Tina Jacobs Ronald Earl Janda James Jay Jenifer Jensen Gloria Jensen Joel Johnson Angela Johnson Cory Johnson Jody Johnson Kenneth Johnson Michelle Johnson Rose Johnson Sandee Johnson Sharon Johnson Traci Jones Ondria Jones Shawn Jones William Juhl Zachary Kaylor Celestial Keim Anthony Kelly Jennifer Kennedy David Kennedy Scott Kennedy Shelly Killough Michael King Crystal King James King Shawn Kole Philip Kramer David Kramer Sarah Lamarr Virginia Lane Matthew - Lanegan Jennifer Langman David Lasalle Edward Lasalle Steven Lascelles Amy Lavalle Darren Lawson Steven Lenz Tamahine Leslie Michele Lesperance Leaha Lewis Hans 154 I J W QQ? l l .4 XX Tracy Lewis Clint Liptac Gina Lockman Andrea Lopez Fred Lopez Steven Louie Concy Low Lisa Ludberg Richard Lycett Rachel Lydon Kevin Maher Jeff Mann Monique Mariscal Andy Martin Patty Martinez Wayne Martino Michele Martzail Jeff Massie Nicole Matlock Jennifer McCabe Steven McCarver Michelle McCracken Katrina McDaniel Heather McDonald Dennis MCG-Iocklin Jeremy Mclntyre Wade McNeilly Greg McNickle Mike McWain Marc Melville Got No Auto Some people just don't realize the frustrations of not having a car. Every morning you see the big upper classmen. juniors and seniors. pulling into the parking lot with their cars. The freshmen and sophomores watch aimlessly dreaming of the day they too will be driving cars instead of piling on the bus. They dream of being able to drive their date to the dance. instead of having their parents take them. Soon you'Il have new worries like gas money and insurance! Jeanette Mercer Tonia Merkel David Merrill Laurice Merritt Gram Messer Charles Miller Jason Miller Jennifer Miller Daylene Mills Donald Milner Danny Mitchell Julie Mittermeier Carrie Moller Tina Moody Gary Morgan Julie Morinaga Shawn Moss Rachel Mullen Greg Muma Tami Murphy Connie Myers Richard Myees Rob Nachtwey Gerri Namchek Shelly Nelson Thanh, Nellie Niles Sean Nordhagen Dennis Norris Don Olson' Lance Ortega Lonnie Ortega Jerry Owen Michael Owens Aaron Parkins Jolain Schmidt Leeann Parkman Coby Patterson Jennifer Patterson Camela Paton Tim Paulsom Tracy Paulson Harvey Payton Theresa Schnettler Stephanie Perry Lillian Petersen Robert Petty Valeri Phillips Tamara Philpott Joe Pielli Ray Pierre Kristi Scribner 156 W1 'Ji ', . . W fp 'vg..2'f :, , w r, I ' ' ' 4, ', .. 'H , 2 .. H' , 7, , . hifi . .4211 ' 'J ' ., .1 , ' ff ,au xt 3,-3-5 ,Z .gf , AMX X ,za 'IVV L fl K X J l 1 ' J l l John Pohlman Sheri Powell Barry Pratt Stephen Prescott Angie Pruczinski Eric Rawson Carla Redington William Reese Kristina Renner Daniel Rice Karen Richards Harold Richardson Jim Rickerson Jeremy Ridenhour Dominique Rigsby Cory Roberts Eli Robertson Tammy Robinson Shelley Rock Tawnya Roeth Lancer Roethle is Tonya Roullier Jackie Rowell Nathan Sanders ,gf Michael Sargent Dennis Scates Audra Schaible Debra Schauble Llsherettes Lead The Way This year's usherettes were Kim Collison, Tammy Stewart, and Nydia Suppen. As usherettes, their task was to seat people at drama performances, Lilac, and various other events that happen here at Rogers. 157 Shannon Sheeks Diane Shepard John Shields Kristi Shinnick Willow Shirrill Mindy Shove Kevin Sifers Joanna Simpson Rodney Simpson Jamie Smith Yvonne Smith Lance Snyder Tina Souza Lloyd Spear Vicki Spencer Lee Spring Derrick Steckler Aimee Stevenson Susie Stewart Tony Stoddard June Stumbough Danny Sumerlin Jody Swain Tammi Swanbeck Shaun Swistak Gloria Taylor Jenny Taylor Kelly Taylor Ka Thao Stacey Thomas Blaine Thompson Melinda Thompson Robert Thompson Tony Thompson Tracy Thorton William Wilson Harry Owen Mark Thrasher Shane Tibbets Tishe Tice Adam Tichey Christy Tinall Robert Tisdale Suzy Titchenal June Wiyrick Bill Wohlers Huyen Tran Uolanda Trevino Tara Triplett Elizabeth Tunnell Scott Tweedy David Ungaro Paul Uriok Diana Wright Crisanna Zschoche 158 Lao Vang Danese Vennes Andrea Vessey Corey Via Roger Vick Julia Vielle Hang Vo Holly Vogrig Robert Voss Shelby Wakefield Tina Walk Barbara Walker Gary Wallette Richard Walling Denise Walters Kerry Warren Laura Welk William Westover Cindy Wheeler Brian Whitney Michael Whitson Christyn Williams Darrel Williams Michael Williams Sara Williams Tacha Williams Kerry Wilson . Kyle Wilson E 1 hat's Your Excuse? We have all heard one or two excuses to be turned down for a date. We asked some of our students what their excuses were and here are IO of the most creative: I. It's against my religion. 2. I have to babysit my dog. 3. I have to wash my hair. 4. I have homework. 5. You're ugly. 6. Your mother dresses you funny. 7. Fear of Aids. 8. l'm in love with another. 9. You're not my type. IO. My father won't let mc. 159 ,JA X am A WY u Q W -num XY ' . ,A ws 0 HN5 M s 'R . .wh A, ,g ,I WN., X A , QWW K .. ' 15. gi. AN mm .Q Ni' Q5 ,fg- o E gg, i W M K W9 QQ fQ!'P 'V aw- A, www W , Q m - r, LLLL XXL- . M, , - - H W x L x NX' . X K t .' ,, , V. ,, wi-9' N' -Axim l Tracksters Keep On Movin Another track season has come and gone. The girls' track team worked really hard to achieve their goals. The turnout was really good. We had girls from every year. Each person had different skills and interests and they used them to have another successful season. There are many different events in track, and there was something for everybody. Even during the tough times, they never gave up. The girls supported each other throughout the season and showed positive attitudes. They had high spirits when they were participating in an event and even when they were between geT 'ir Ira :sk events. There were a lot of returning tracksters who had improved since last year and came back to help the team have a great season. Credit couldn't be given to just one team member, the whole team showed their effort and skill and tried their hardest. Kariann and Michelle hand off. Kellie Gamby. Coach Challender and Coach Squires discuss the plan of at- tack. Renee Davis bends over backwards to get first place. Npn- K 2 s . I 3 , . Dx M .cs- Ffa H I Sue Ruhling. Cherie Licos, Nellie Niles, Denise Vennes, Stacy. Kelly Cossaboom. Cissy Ainesoorm. Yvonne Smith. T Stewart. Lois Meyers. Coach Challendar. Tonya Merkel. Kristi Scribner. Gina Dempsey. Sally Dixon, Denise Barber. I Fanning, Celest Kaylor. Krista Aman, Sherry Vrolson. Gina Lockman. Kerri Mueller. Heather Curtis. Coach Salers. S. Michelle Wirth. Delene Enquist, Tricia Matlock, Peggy Eldred. Rhonda Martin, Suzy Wickwire, Tonya Lockman. Co Kinzer, Colleen Finn. Joeanne Trevino. Michelle Gardner. Karyn Shines. Kellie Gamby. Renee Davis. Kariann Ola Monquie Sartain 1. A- if , A 'wg T 'I . . , , . xv V I QU: fx. 4' s 'I 1' The team sprints in for the fin- sh. 'f L V - V, : ' m y, ' X JA' bi , , Donneta Burch shows her style as she throws the iaveline. Karen Shines runs up for the big jump. Monique Sartain sprints past the other team. Runners Set Fast Pace Our Boy's team may men rigorously train to be the best we've had reach their full can't win if you don't try, so our team tried. for 5 years. Now, potential. Coming to and succeeded. They because of a win on practice day after day, did their best, and we Mar. I9th, our team is they really worked are very proud of them very optimistic for the themselves to their as a whole family. They year to come. Many limits, and beyond. Our helped each other Sophomores and Juniors team had pride for through the toughest of turned-out for Boy's their school, and were times. lf we did Track, so next year set to project a new anything, we did it as should be the best yet. image. one. ln track, the young ln this sport, you 2 we ,me .1 , rree Todd Marcotte shows his stuff Yes sir. no sir, yes sir, I don't know sir 0h, You want me to run! Uh Oh, That Poor Btrdl Our Javelin throwers had a tough time. DQ Burgess Top Left to Right Coach Haggin. Jeremy Jurgens. Rob Hamilton, Todd Marcotte. Greg Lorenzcn, Fred Hidden. Jeremy Ge ett Takeshita. Vince Eggleston. James Louie, Shawn Fissette. Mike Owens. Howard Berry. Robert lssminger, Nathan Vickers, Coach Kinzet, Coach Squires Scates. Greg Barr. Pat Lane. Tom Bookman, David Potter, Rich Jackson, Lee Macnamee, Shawn Miller, Kelly Husband, Jim Alberts, Dave Shumaker. Ty Yarborough, Abbott Stalkop. Mike Platt, Jeff Bcity, Anthony Bowers. Troy Brauhn, Matt Smith. Roh Welk. Mike Clark, Mike Perry. Robert Nachtwey. l Q ll Many freshmen ran track: AI- though the hurdles proved still a little high. Li Our High-Jumpers did their best at all of our meets. Rogers dudes in mid-race. 1. Mr. Haggin at his best Pitchers Accelerate The Spring Varsity Baseball Season was coached by Jim Paton as he has for many years before. The majority of the players were returning juniors and seniors, which proved effective. because they had experience from last year. The team had excellent pitching and t aw- ,itil .4-f.-f sf, ,, W-, .,,,, 7 2 ,Q 'ng W,,:,,.y . yniwa-. hitting abilitieS. players through a A M Q. lI1ClUdll'1g great team riggrgus phygigal A mlm T t w0I'k during a same. workout in order to 501112 of the great ensure the team's , leaders that the team stamina in those last. had were Steve long innings. The boys SCl1U6I'l113I1 WhO WGS have an annual P elected captain for the mountain run, when T varsity season of I987. players race to the top Coach Paton stated that of Mt. Spokane. This the team did very well strenuous regime paid this season. Coach off. Paton puts the team ..--ui-4 ,y.f . , ,, ...W ,.,..f-f....f.q,.....--va ,v,,..t-W - , . ,' ' I E! a I rS I Se i I ta Mg 6 gimgvpf-,,l 9:.1:'11fj...gy..,,,,,,.. V f- ur ,yttgqm I gs 1 ff i X -wa. T it i.,,,,1 ,.. t etc gffimd fi, ff -'. , 1- ' .'m,,' 1 . Ai ,Zi mag, - V. .fast fa-...wr Here I go for the greatest hit in the world. Mr. Paton can't believe that last call. 'Wft' - r . 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P+' I 'A -- 9 . is f Varsity players look on intensley Nice catch Steve Schuerman ' f N A 3 5.1 Left To Right Coach Paton, John Patterson, Tiger Erickson, Jon Schuh, Tom Walsh, Doug Joslyn, Troy Fall, Bill Steve Schuerman, Tim Tyvan, Mike Eilmes, Ray Douville, Ellis Johnson, Dan Ross, Eric Crone. Pat Tisdale, Jeff While the opposing pitcher warms up so does Rogers' Jon Schuh. Steve Schuerman waits for the pitch in order to advance the base runners. l'-1-11 J. I ' B ' a V s alle b L-a ii I ltll 'Y 1 ab The Junior Varsity players warm up for a game. .K . .1 J r 4 T, A I 3 s . E ,.g W' , v , ., H i 1 t -, , MTM-,Qf'ifr '!TiT , , T ' f :,, .1 ffsr Y ,, . n gf E an , 1 fl K 4. Excellence Does Pay The Junior Varsity make l987 a successful Baseball Team started season. The players out with many worked to their sophomores on the potential and made the team. They were all year an outstanding very talented and year for the baseball worked very hard to team. They ended the l A. i lla? .. Qff season well with all of I the players knowing that they did their best and feeling confident that next year would be better and more goals reached. l l 'l?l Mr. Greathouse, Kris Jepson, Kyle Kelly, Corey Butcher, Steve Webster, Jim Rae. Mike Gamby. Dan Ross. Kyle Roberts. Pomonte. Bill Couch, Eric Ortega. Joe Cushner, Eric Stern. Eric Langley, Tim Thomas. Pat Moore. Scot Lllland MP ,F I A g M f 1 ' .. QW- t . . ,img 1 'Ill .. A . lm lm 'Hn V 'lllllwu ' J 4' J I Q lm K I if 1 w Q um t.' 'J ll 'L W H55 Q A ,X E t ig me Ss ' oy 1. , x 2 WM ,N ,ww tg, , Q fs 'Qi ww. A fr A sf-rw up-ww,-v , V f H F , . my ' .Eg- pf-if f 5' 5 I w ,e frm? Sm ',,,lN3 K ,av , ,ay . . f -1 5, t ,fs ,W The Junior Varsity Team is being put through a very rigorous practice new . .. ,.. li. 3 S e I I 3 I ...I The pitcher is going ln for the strike Newer Players? New Coach The Freshmen some playing for their outstanding and Baseball Spring Seasan team. They put out a lot successful season. started out with a of effort and tried to Playing baseball the whole new get of ball make the best of the first time at the high players wh0 were season. They worked school level proved willing to learn and dg out well and made it an difficult but rewarding. l Coach Lonnie Ellmis, Bill Walsh, Lonnie Ortega, Matt Doville. Tristan Chaparo. David Royer, James King, Hans Lewis. Malachi Finne, Lance Roethle, Troy Delger. Clint Liptack. Jeff Curtis, Rod Simpson, Matt Rich, Dan Rice. Coach Naccarato Q:wa ,gr s 'lg it S is Z 'Y I -. unw- The team awaits the last strikeout so they can come in and warm-up. Stealing It To Home Mr Cooley has been difficulty it just causes spirit, and had lots of coaching at Varsity level them to work harder and enthusiasm. The girls for 3 years although he s concentrate more in the worked together as a coached at Rogers 20 games Mr Cooley said team. Each person years The team has no He enjoys coaching at supported or encouraged new techniques but they Rogers His team has the other, which made are a bunt and run confidence as a result of working together a lot of offense They use the experience He has 7 fun. Each person makes modified fast pitch The returning seniors 5 were me proud, said Coach girls adapted very well to lst 2nd or honorable Cooley. Mr. Cooley it This method fits our mention In All City last enjoyed coaching softball personal and philosophy year Cooley feels he had this season. Michele Ungaro going for the pitch. Laura Brown S Kristen run for the ball. The catcher, Cheryl Brown, awaits the next pitch. Back left to right June Pletre Traci Lawson, Kristen Noe, Debbie Beck, Missy Bradly Kristy Coldro Darcy Powell C Kleanbach Charlene Moore Mr Cooley, Front: Louanne Hamersky, Tammy Strlenge Stacy Kachely Michele Unga Cheryl Brown Cris Olmstead Laura Brown, and Rachel Salvidar. Y X519 4 ,M aeea Q- E A51 1, E it Q sr WB: E.. V5 sb' ,, ,L,x , , . X q t . ft? wg 9? 'zz e ,A I wwf A . Q 3 , w S ali . Q Tammy Strenge says Blondes have more fun Girls are ready for the ball Cheryl and Laura Brown anx- iously wait for their turn at bat Team gets ready for the batter to hit I ri it a at T is i K Outfielder awaits the ball. Kerrie Mason practices before her turn. Kris Erdman waits for the ball toucome her way. Fast Pitch For Fast Times Mr. Stohs has been improves the level of season. Basic skills is coaching for 23 years. competition. It doesn't all that is needed, sa He has been coaching cause difficulty but it coach Stohs. Stohs feel softball for 2 years. The does make them work he had a successful team has no new harder. It makes them season. He feels techniques but they use complete players. confident with this the modified fast pitch. Mr. Stohs had lots of years team. This technique new ideas for the Coach Stohs. Lori Schuh, Sueann Olmstead, Marcy Martin, Amy Moseanko, Sharla Rowley. Carla Brown. Kerri Man Coach Emery, Tracy Wartleman. Kris Erdman, Heather Kruger, Jolene Florin. Chanti Funk, Tracy Bliss S- llll lll y :C t ,,,, H- 3 1 New Coache 3 Profitable freshmen softball inexperienced but all well and all should be started the year were eager to learn any commended for their well, and progressed new techniques that outstanding work and the season to were needed to make a great dedication to the a better team. better team. sport. This was a season of the ball The freshmen team we all should remember. s were ended the season very O fe I' . Mm' I Row: Ms. MacDonald, Sondra Davenport, Carrie Doctorman. Tonya Gabriel, Camella Paxton, Chris Hochstedler. Michele Black. Rowell. Shelby Wakefield. Angelo Pruzinski, Sara Williams. Mrs. Lynch. First Row. Colleen Harrington, Lani Rigsby. Michele Lemon, Sheeks, Lisa Lundberg, Debi Schauble. Shilah Bonnett. Heather Bacon ' WX Carrie Docterman stares at the ground, preparing to pitch. Camella Raxton says l got it . Girls say Come on let's play this game . .X ' . K 1 I ge wr W. - QS f - N. Q sdiswi. ' . I e ff K 5 af .K . xi Q ' Nh . s X + -X :sf . is X t . . wi ' t . e L S K Get Into The Swing Cf Things Tennis boys and girls to play this year than worked closely guys for this sport. together. Their constant All of the girls and support of each other guys that played this was undoubtly over year worked very hard whelming. There were and made the best that more girls coming out they could for the school year. Coach Kight worked for the season in pulling the boys team together. The girls team benefitted from the expertise of Coach Dan 'Tl S Lauri DownhQ sets up to return the ser vets' ' MW Yount, who teaches tennis year round for local club. Both teams were a to put in a lot of cour time due to the nice spring weather. .nd Robin Westlake. Andrea Hill, Kari Ann Olson. Christina Poydras, Kim Carter, Jill Mellstrom. Tanya Scoro. Becky Mi Coach Dan Yourt. Jill Ables, Colleen Finn. Kristen Appa. Thuy Nguyen, Tracy Larson, Lauri . Hyuen Tran Jeff Rose, Frank Wirtz. Bobby Tisdale, Kyle Kelly. Darin Lawson. Scott Maher, Cris Ostendorf, Jorge Kim Carter takes a swing at the Libindech. Coach Gary Kight, Shane Solheim, George Backen, Jerry Kresanick. Matt Rich. Eric Langley. David Ungaro In the back. Wayne McNeily gets ready to hit the ball as Shane Solheim watches. v . 'Qvsft . ,H L' A' , s 1 xiii' A K Qty, R911 ', 'ffm' A, t . i g ,. A, I S,M,,,, . .st , ,,1,t, W, L i , s- Sfmt xifgadgkffeif QQ. xgfff -Q E- 55 - ii. Q. ' ' 'A' ' , '- Sf sk U X X. x-Y' s - s .rv fffx 5 f,,f,Jv. V,1l r,.fv' Q,.l 'vig , K. i - FWF ' ggi ' ' M-,h 4 . . 'v A . Q, ...fs xy ,. .. M, X ' ine' ,. tx., N F V 'N A an 7 Mu Y-5'-1lQ':7mM:7 Bill Wonch Joel Finn and Mark Gannou are just a couple of regular golfers always putting around. Don Donais has the perfect swing for a hole in one. Notice the way Don's muscles ripple as he swings. ach Bill Zink, Brian Hookum. Joel Finn, Tony Dombrowik, Mark Giannou. Kyle Scuitti. Chris Rathbun, Shelly Fanning. Scot ieedy. Bill Wonch, Mike Hills Not pict. are Senior Don Donais, Don Olson and Janeen Lake. Putting Cn The Green ' pf. -. . ft . ,Ff 'i . I ' A'1 f sv if- 1 I v 4 .Ha A - l Stud Brian Hookum awaits instruc- tions from the head honcho Coach Zinkt before hitting the green. I f Golf this year started Their veteran coach, them all. For the glory ' t with swinging Mr. Zink, lead them to a of it, they played as ccess. They played up victorious season this hard as a nine-iron. We + par for the entire year. Many problems are proud of them for 1 zason, they went the faced our team, but we it, and hope they keep ,,- L, ve hundred yards. putted our way through on going strong. S 3 I' 5 I O C 6 I' -. Hg-.A V, W . if I . f I A 'M M ., ff: ,. h ' Q ,sy N . t I if if K ,J . g , A gui k 4 IM' xx -- 4-Year Letterman The l987 Soccer Team, which consisted of 'varsity and junior varsity players had gotten off to a slow start, but the skills were ever present. Low turnout of younger players contributed to this slow start. But as the season progressed, the younger students benefited from the experience and skill of the older players. Rogers had it's first four year lettermen th year on the varsity team, Bill Schumacher and Chris Sonnabend. ll' . ' -- 'tvs' . Top to Bottom: Right To Left: Coach Biffle, Brian Rodchester. Robert Farrell. Steve Taylor. Bounmanh Moulaxart. Leonardo Bacquero, Nick Gray. Ken Jacque. Stl Rohm. Mark Rost. Bill Schumacher. Chris Sonnabend. J.P. Johnes. Angie Tanner, Mike Kaminski. Coach Gaffey. Eric Chambers. Jerry Owens. Kelly Jones. Peters, James Louie, Brett Smith. Stacy Boyd. Mike Williams. Cole Huchicsons. Jeff Clevland. Jason Baker. Bobby Burglund, Joel Jensen. Carrie Warren. Kirk Da Cris Woods, Jef! Jones. 'W 2.:i2.4.s'ar f a 'film' fi.: a a a t ' 5 to .- 1 ' a .i ffmsfii 'K -ft f 55559 ' .f'l':s' s,,e Q.. . .' NJ 'Ties as s e a:-'Zt..'t .: .. V tk mf - s m . -' t Nl.j.t,f i ',,x't R I ' - sf egg :uv-Q ' ,g K N .- fx-23s.s'. i ,yr f '!..1' fclgkxa I' ifkst wz- Sis,-isles,-X - 'f I if Q '9'Jf+ --ls., ff fi .-Ffff-1: -kit ls if 'i,'AX '? 'xi vga ..f X -I - ' ar f 51:1 M .. ,ow Nu c, ,n , ,,. . A ew . V . R , If 1:-'Vg , s -L tw.. me-f f K r r I .. E, V. . X A . .... g gli 1 if L -1 Nick Gray shows an expression of A b Q S' pure concentration while playing I - Ffa.-rv 1 - ' :un against C.V. Aw Jeff Jones in deep thought I know I . D ' can I know I canl ' Kelly Jones shows us how its done. . . . - M- N X l 1: .list-be if N-as :ug - ,,.,-iss.:-tc. ... Q I fps I Q I 1. , 'P -- f F. ' X .S ' 'ix f I-tt- if - , ' t....-...- t. my . -, 5. ,T 43 M h QM All 1 A ! i ' - - L. Y- P 'K 1 X... 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'ff - -1 ,V f fi i'q'L'S, - ,Tiff-M211 sf. , -fl' 157-V' Il- 1 n .f'?Q:su,f'Y'Y'5f-time-Sift-ta +.3J..a..m.. r . westin 3, t I - -'Ngsaf-r'f'-3 2 Tl!-:E YEFIFI i557 'q V 4' '29 so ' Q6 eg '22, 5' oo 6' ,,,,,5J' -L ,Ag Q1 ,x .:5 ' 6 Q6 , ' , : ,E i , ,V : 5, mi, ii big 51 ' 2' 1 ffl ua'-1 rp ww, A ,: 2? 1:2 :O , --4, Y ,nf L 4-1 16 km, .J ,, die' -ff' ,' D' 's xxx Manning the Pirate ship this year were about IOS faculty and staff members. With ten new teachers the Rogers faculty was the largest in District 8l. Captain of the crew was Mr. Donald Cobb, aided by his chief executive officers Mr. George Weishaar, Mrs Mary Haugen, and Mr. Herb Rotchford. The teachers were involved in many aspects of life here at Rogers from teaching and advising to coaching the various sports. They supported the students in their endeavors and accepted their challenges as well. V 1 ff, Z yi R.. Lucy Adams B.A. WSU, M.A. Boston U. Junior Guidance Counselor Thomas Battista B.M., M.M. U of Arizona Director of Instrumental Music Dave Betts B.A. EWU Fine Arts Bob Brown B.A. EWU, M.A. Whitworth Voc. Power Technology, Math Joe Busch B.S., M.Ed. Gonzaga Guidance Coordinator, Sophomore Guidance Counselor Margaret Butler Secretary - Public Office Elsie Cadena B.A. Gonzaga, M.A. Whitworth Social Studies. English Jeannine Atwood B.A. U of W. M.A. Whitworth Senior Guidance Counselor Carol J. Baumgartner B.A. U of W. B.A. EWU English Russ Bishop B.S. WSU Career Center Assistant CCareer Planningj James W. Buckley B.A. EWSU, B.Ed Whitworth Math Cobb Heads The Pirates. Donald Cobb. once a student of Rogers himself, is now the leader of the Pirate clan. Before becoming the principal at Rogers he taught and served as vice principal and sophomore counselor at Shadle for twenty years. Being a principal at a large high school is not an easy task. it takes a lot of time outside the school hours. A principal generally serves on different committees and community groups within the district. Being an alumni of Rogers means coming back to many changes which include the Annex. the Industrial Arts Department, and the Fieldhouse. Besides all the changes that take place, no school is complete without the outstanding faculty and tremendous student body. We are very lucky to have a principal who cares as tnuch about Rogers as Donald Cobb. Loretta Atwood B.A. U of Wyomin M.A. EWU Math. Computers Nancy Bell T.S.E. Paraprofessional Cheerleader Advis Carol Blake B.A. EWU LibraryfMedia Specialist Peggy Burt B.S. WSU, Teachin Cert. U. of Monta Biology, AP Principal, Don Cobb converses with Central Principal, Dick O'Dell during Shrine festivities the hospital prior to the big Shrine football ga Through combined efforts we were able to h hospitalized children. Nancy Carlson B.S. WSU English Ron Challender B.A. EWU Industrial Arts- metals, Social Studies Edythe Coleman M.A. Gonzaga Special Education- English Andrea Crisp B.A.-Ed., B.A. EWU Home 8 Family Life, Social Studies Carol Carpenter B.A. EWU Physical Education. Health Donald Cobb B.A. EWU, M.Ed. Whitworth Principal Paul Cooley B.A.-Ed., B.A. EWU Sociology, Behavioral Science, C.W.A. Joseph W. Culler B.Ed., M.Ed. EWU Industrial Arts. Special Education Joanna Derrick BookkeeperfBusiness Office Gaye Dionne Library Paraprofessional Mike Emery A.A. SFCC Liaison, Asst. Coach: Frosh Football, J.V. Softball, Hockey Coach Daisy Chapman B.A. Whitworth Fine Arts Chris Cochrane A.A. SFCC. B.A. EWU Biology, Math Diane Cosby B.A. U of New Hampshire Special Education Paraprofessional Patty Davis B.S. WSU Math Susan DeMond B.S. Cal. State U- Northridge. M.A. Loyola Marymount U- L.A. Learning Resource Center Jeanne Duer Bookroom Clerk Jacquie Ewell B.A. EWU Home Economics Tom Flanigan B.A. EWU, M.A. Whitworth Freshman Guidance Counselor Leon Gaston B.Ed. Gonzaga English, Social Studies Micheal Hadway B.A. EWU Drafting. Photography, Math Gary Harms B.A., M.Ed. Eastern Wa State College Industrial Arts. Woodworking Edie Heisler Paraprofessionalz RA Math 8 English, Business Office Carole Hoerner B.A. Whitworth College, U Of Nice. France English, French Laila Kaer B.A. EWU Paraprofessional-ISS P Sandra E. Flatt B.A. EWU, M.Ed. EWU English, Vocabulary Paulette Greenland Guidance Secretary Bart Haggin B.A. U of W, M.A. U of Oregon English Gwen Harris B.S.-Ed. Special Education- Social Studies. English Cooking It Up With Style There are many things which have to be done in order to be a school cook. They start as a substitute, cooking their way from school to school. At first they only work about two hours a day and gradually work up to a full shift lasting from 5:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. every school day. Here at Rogers we have seven cooks who have all been working here at least four years. They each have their own job for which they are responsible, and they prepare all of the food we eat right here at school. They all enjoy cooking very much, and being with the students. However, Helen Murphy, the head cook and manager, said that this year there were less students eating in the cafeteria. Diane Floyd B.S. WSU, M.Ed. EWU Math George Gulusis B.A. WSU Math, Social Studi Tom W. Hale B.A. EWU, M.S. W Graphics Mary C. Haugen B.S. Mankato State U. M.A. EWU Assistant Principal Pictured left to right: Connie Probert. Lor Schultz. Martha Kent, Betty Thompson, Helen A. phy, Jan Breitsprecher, Lillian Sullivan. Gary Kight A.A. SFCC, B.A. CWU Math, Computers Janice Latham B.A. UC-Davis. Teaching Cert. Cal State-Long Beach, M.A. Cal State- Sacramento English Dick Lentz A.A. SFCC, B.A. EWU, M.A. EWU Computers, Business Math, Asst. Coach Boys Basketball Gene Lorenson B.A., M.A. Whitworth Spanish, Lang. Arts. Art Richard E. Kinzer B.S., M.S. U of Wyoming Physics, Physical Science, Girls Track Harry Laughary B.A. Whitworth Math, Physical Education Linda K. Lewis B.A. EWSU P.E. Dept. Head, Physical Education. Health Christine J. Lynch A.A. SCC, B.A. EWU English, Reading. Coach Gymnastics Thomas G. MacFarlane B.A. U of Brit Columbia, M.A., Ph.D. UCLA Project Rogers Sharon McGinn Assistant Secretary! Main Office Mary Meyer B.A., M.A. Whitworth Business Education. Social Studies Peggy Kraft B.A., M.A. WSU History Freda E. Lehrman Kinman Business University SecretaryfData Entry Cynthia Logan B.A. WSU Humanities, P.E., Social Studies. English, Drama Karen MacDonald B.A. EWU Physical Science, Biology JI!Ld4.t-vw -- 91.s.L,..y.,sMW..!,. dm, lfu-:Du Rr 67222 L2 ?l 'Fi v LJnrvu..- an ey Martin 'W' 'F gr-1.0 B.A. Ewu. M.A. ugpli f S. Dakota x ' ' Social Studies De tBf VM 'f'- Head. Psychologfgf ?7'Lc4 Economics Mike McGuire B.A. Whitworth Vocal Music Georgia Miller B.A. U of W, M.A. CWU Business Ed Dept. Head. Business MathfMachines, Business Communications Marvel Miller B.S.. M.S. WSU Home Economics Perry A. Morton B.A., M.A. Whitworth Social Studies. Business, Industrial Arts. P.E. Jim Paton B.A. WSU Physical Education Dave Pomante B.A., M.Ed. Whitworth Physical Education Joe Raymond B.A., M.A. Gonzaga Math Dept. Head, Math Joyce A. Salyards Business Manager Donna Sampson B.A., M.A. U of Iowa Honor Society Frances Scott B.A.. M.A. Whitworth, Juris Doctorate Gonzaga School of Law German. English Mary K. Morgan B.A. WSU, M.A. Whitworth, EWU Reading, English Gary Neal B.S. WSU Physical Science. Horticulture, Forestry Kenneth Pelo B.A. U of Montana. M.A. Gonzaga Social Studies Mary Porter B.S. WSU Biology Herb Rotchford B.A. U of W, M.Ed. Whitworth Activities Coordinator Tony And Mike Clean Up Working at a large high school requires a lot of hard work and expertise in different fields. A custodian is required to be at work everyday from 5:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The two custodians Spanish, Advisor: employed here are Mike Johnson Senior Class, Spanish and Tony Naccarato. They both enjoy the friendly staff and especially the hours they work. Before coming to Rogers Tony was employed at Sheridan elementary with mostly inside jobs, whereas here Mike has the inside work and Tony has the outside' Your work is Head custodian, Mike Johnson and Tony appreciated, Thanks Guysl A job well done. Barbara W. Morri B.A. San Jose Stal History, English Frances R. Nord B.A., M.A. EWU CO-OP, Keyboard Business Math. O- Peter Perkins B.A. EWU Social Studies Daryl Preuninger B.A. Whitworth, A. WSU Physical Educatior Health. Basketball Coach help to keep our Pirate ship, ship-shape . Pam Sigel Paraprofessional Special Education Betty Soucy B.S. U of Idaho Home Economics Clay Swisher B.A.. B.Ed. Whitworth English Dept. Head, English Sandra Toms B.A. Whitworth English, Journalism. Newspaper Ni K xl Barb Silvey B.S.. M.S. WSU Special Education English, Reading. Employability Skillsa P.E. Daryl Squires B.A. Whitworth P.E., Health, Head Coach Football, Asst. Coach Track Linda Taylor Attendance Secretary Sharon Travis B.A., M.Ed. Whitworth Business Education Maxine Van Denburg Paraprofessional Christine Ward B.A. Whitworth French. Yearbook George Weishaar B.A.. M.A. Gonzaga Vice-Principal Pauline Zambryski B.A. EWU Learning Support MathfAdvising fe Q-nv-7 4X James M. Smith B.A., M.A. wsu English Phill sions B.A.. M.A. Ewu Washington State History, ELP World History, C.W.A. Laura Thrailkill B.A. U of Northern Iowa Chemistry Jane Trease B.S. Southeast Missouri State U, M.Ed. EWU R.A.P. English Mike Vennum B.A. Whitworth. M. U of Idaho L.A.S.S. Noel Waters B.A. U of Montana English George A. Withers B.A. Colorado State U., M.A. Whitworth M.A.l.A. Colorado State U Auto Technology. Auto Servicing Bill Zink B.A. EWSU Traffic Safety Education Throughout the years Rogers has been an active member In the local community ln the paSt Rogers students have participated in neighborhood clean up drives and last year several students raised money for a trlp to Hawaii by recycling and doing other odd jobs for the benefit of the community In appreciation of these duties the water tank has been painted our school colors. A purple and a gold ring encircle the. huge tank which can be seen for quite a distance. The only other school that has their school colors on a water tank is Shadle. Lilac The Rogers Lilac Coronation Show is beginning to be seen around the city as the best of it's kind, said advisor Sandra Toms, for the most part, because our candidates are so well rehearsed, and our Princess does such a fine job in the ensuing Lilac Festivities. This year's Princess Rae Ann Russell, spoke on the importance of believing in yourself. and became the pick of the judges for her natural smile, sincerity, and speaking ability. Selected from a group of finalists which included Melissa Bradley. Keryn Shines. Angi Larson. Janine Flores, and Shannon Resendez, Rae Ann went on to represent Rogers at a multitude of Lilac Functions, and says she thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Co-advisor Mary Morgan wishes to thank all the hard working and talented people who helped to make the program entitled Let's Grow Together' such a success: H16 stage CFSW, The MC: Toni Boggan announces the new '87 Lilac Princess. Mr. Cobb and Cathy Stewart present- ing the crown to Rae Ann. Congratula- tions! alt the Leadership Class, and especially the candiates themselves. Rae Ann smiled happily as MC Toni Boggan announced her name. A popular candidate with the Rogers audience, she stated the best part of the competition was the helpful and cooperative attitude of the other princess candidates. We were like family, and that helped all of us to do our best. W ..... f ww ' ef 3 K pf ,Q 1 . ' x 1? rw XJ eryn Shines all smiles with Mrs. Shines and Paul Watkins .vw V 'J ' 4 40 wr u 0 - . .M .g .t Q . fo ! . 'af N, l Top: Angi Larson. Keryn Shines, Shannon Resendez, Bottom: Janine Floes. Rae Ann Russell. and Melissa 'ze 0,Q Nw r L Q if t 4 7 4 7 4 B c 4 Q- FI' fo' OI 1 v f? zfQ'0'o' Mr. and Mrs. Russell stand proudly next to their daughter. 4. 'N ' 'I i x 1- '- ,, t A V if-gg.. x -1 A aqf E, ' Y 7 Melissa Bradley and father gracefully approach the stage. l I l l I Janine Flores gives her speech at the Coronation about Love and Happiness. One of the six finalist: Angi Larson and her father, Mr. Larson. Shannon Resendez and her father, proud to be by her side. ous Trap From London lf you enjoy a good who- dunnit, you should've gone to see The Mousetrap. This play is the longest running play in London. lt started in l932 and is still running today. They have gone through eight directors. 2I5 actors, three sets of furniture, two carpets, eight Presidents, and eight Prime Ministers. Mrs. Logan decided to bring this play to Rogers on with hopes of turning it into as big of a success as it is in London. The cast includedi John Hurley as Giles Ralston, Debbie Aukett as Molley Ralston, Frank Kollman as Christopher Wren, Lisa Stone as Mrs. Boyle, Tonya Crisp as Miss Casewell. Mike Pointer as Mr. Paravacini, Glen Auckland as Sergeant Trotter, and Richard Anderson as Major Metcalf. with Barry Moses as the Stage Manager. The cast put forward great efforts in performing this play. They rehearsed every day after school for two hours, practicing even longer as they got closer to their actual performance. ln the end, it all paid off, because the play was a great success, just as Mrs. Logan expected. November 20th and llsr, Mrs. Logan was the director Barry taking a rest from a long day at setting up props. Mike Pointer deep in thought, did he or did he not murder . Boyle. 190 A K , I an . ig iw . Q X Q ,4, ' A ,,,,,4g,n J' . ,f 1, 1 qw ,X V A Christma Package Christmas at Casies and The Runaway Packages were performed for a large audience of campfire kids. Christmas at Casies is a play about an Irish family on Christmas Eve. Mr. Casey brings home a pair of new trousers to be hemmed 3 inches but everyone is too busy to sew them. The next morning he finds that his pants are too short, each How's Kathy's present wrapped? Beth Holchen, Stacey Whitbeck. Lisa Stone. Juan Serquinia. Venus Delcambre, Mrs. Logan, Tim Cotter. David Smith, Lathey Tickle, Mike Point- er, Frank Kollman, Michelle Farmer, Kathy Maher. Glen Auckland. Debbie Aukett. 192 because the actors used the isles of the house as the trail on their adventure. The presents involved the audience by getting them up and dancing and singing to the song You gotta go presents. They go on a short dancing. person took off 3 inches. What a loving family. Runaway Packages was a cute musical number where the packages wanted to go out and have fun. Mrs. Hurry-up can't find her adventure and then return Mrs. Hurry-up played by home just in time for the Beth Holchen, and the party. supporting actors and This play was especially presents consisted of the fun for the audience of kids whole Entr'Acte Group. Q . J 95 fx ai Glen and Debbie taking time off to look innocent. Juan and Timl Little toy soldiers guarding Christmas tree valuables. Debbie and Tim decorating the tree for a special occasion Lathy. Stacey. Michelle. and Venus busy dancing around the tree on Christmas eve. Spring Drama-Bye Bye Birdie 'One of the most captivating musical shows of out time was BYE BYE BIRDIE . lt told the story of a military bound rock and roll singer, Conrad Birdie, an Elvis Presley type, who had a pompadour and thick sideburns, wore gaudy gold costumes, and kiss, he will bid a typical American girl good-bye. From Sweet Apple Ohio, Kim Mac Afee wore this honor, on young and old. The quiet little town went into a spin when Birdie said that his success is due to the fact that he life and lead the tee of Sweet Apple in a mild rebellion which their parents don't comprehend. even though she has just been pinned to a local boy named Hugo. She is a captivating girl of fifteen and sings with springlike fervor How Lovely to be a spoke in a rugged voice. Woman, as She pulls on His agent, Albert Peterson, was a very pleasant mild mannered type. His faithful secretary, Rose Grant, has great aspirations for Conrad. Rosie concocts one final national publicity plan before Conrad's induction. With an all-American was Honestly Sincere when he sang. The Mac Afee household was completely upset by the visiting dignitary. The Ed Sullivan show was decided on to be the place where Birdie gave Love conquors all the end. Rosie, after eight years of finally lands Albert, much to his mother dismay. Kim is with Hugo. With gone, Sweet Apple the plaid woolen socks and the baggy mustard colored sweater that charactarized loveliness Debbie Aukett. Brinn Baker, Raphelle Belden. Sharon Brumley, Jenelte Col- ley, Kim Collison, Wendy Curlotte. Darise Delago, Venus Delcambre, Tas- cha Dempsy, Bob Dixon. Fred Garcia, Scott Hormsmaiel, Brian Horton, Glo- ria Jensen, Frank Kollman. Alexandra Lamont. Leona Laurich, Marie Linda- feldt, Kathy Maher. Lisa McDow. Jeanette Mercer, Carlotta Milward, Barry Moses, Mike Pointer. Amanda Schmidt, Lisa Stone. Nydia Suppen, Angie Tanner. Melinda Thompson, Sandi Toms, Connor Toms, Robin Vickerman, Donna Watkins, La Xiong. Simone Zaslowski, Ty Horn, David Smith. Ricky Morris. Cliff Mills, and Tony Gates. his his one last kiss. Conrad becomes disgusted with his fastpaced, non-private settle down once to its placid yet never to the same. Father and son croon a tune. CBarry Moses and Bob Dixon! No one seems to be too worried about the girl who iust faintedl avr ie Auckettj and Conrad CBrian Hortonj get ready for Birdie's one last JW. 4948 Barry reads the morning news as the family listens intentively. Gur 8 -88 Cheer Chicks, Ll-Bet The I987-88 cheerleaders were selected on March I7. All 22 participants did an outstanding job. The new cheerleaders were picked by many different criteria, such as personal interviews, attendance to practice, their final performance, voice projection, and over all spirit. The new cheerleaders are Debbie Auckett, Tara Bentz, Nerissa Cruz, Shelly Fanning, Tamara Hochstedler, Jamie Kiehn, Dani Martello, Dana Robinson, Cheryl Seleski. And Robin Westlake l'm excited about our new cheerleadersg the spirit and energy is carrying over from last year's squad and that pleases me very much commented Mrs. Bell. Cheerleading Advisor, This years group is very talented and if they keep up the enthusiasm that they all have right now then I think they will be the best squad that Roger has ever had , stated 86-87 cheerleader Shelly Slentz. Debbie Auckett. Jamie Kiehn, Dana Robinsom. Tara Bentz, Robin West- lake, Dani Martello, Nerissa Cruz. Cheryl Seleski, Shelly Fanning. and Ta- mara Hochstedler The girls are being situated for their picture 1 , .G vm. Although not everyone made it, each girl gave it there all and came out winl the eyes of the Rogers family. ILS- iy A 2 gf ggi l .WTR ak. , 2 'Q if , , , ,nv Q K , ' f ' ',. I V AA M 59: s Q ei' q U Y 1 Learnin Students expanded their learning capacity at the Vocational Skills Center. The Skills Center offered a wide variety of different courses from Baking and Cooking experiences to an Advanced Electronics Class. The classes gave the students a chance to get extra learning abilities so they would have some experience in the job world for employment. Credits earned at the Skills Center apply towards graduation from the student's home high school and certification requirements of Community College programs. The Skills Center was a great way for the students to enter the job world for a step towards a career. LET us HELP if?- ,.f :ti-sn, ' - ' 'v-?'. .'r'2' . N, E v ,LZ C- ' n , -1- -' '-Q Af, uni .1 xii 'ff .5 V , , - -fi , y , 2 , Q if ii 2 , NAKWXA, .,.. M ,fs d,..- 'NMwy4F ff , ,L.r 'W 116. sv an area yocational. skills. center The place where it all happens. What it looks like behind the camera filming a monkey. BJ busy with friends putting 3 together fashion merchandising's i new shop. i 1 . . t'.f+f.P4! 've '. ...sz pil . r fig .gi fs ..,,. Z A. .. .. . , r fl - is iz - M y , ' f ' sf ' . -1 - eixef-if . -1' -. - is ' +L asses -. Y' ,Q K, 'Will gg .. Q .,. ' X ' f , in x DTN . NLR. t gt 9 N S? .. , . 1 3 il Want a facial this is the place to go . .. Cosmetology. - On the phone again. Who ' with this time. Paula? Caught in the act of design- . Q I ing. 553- I v 3, gs - w w ' 5 S P.. K -- in sr? Q. 6' 'x 1-27- .,o'J 4 1 gy, I Many things found at the Skills Center. Now is the time to check it out if you're a Junior or Senior. :.,,o 0' , an Princi For the past 37 years, Donn Cobb has served boys and girls in many phases of academics and athletics. He has provided leadership to the students of Spokane as a teacher for ll years, counselor at Shadle for two years, Dean of Students-SP for two years, BSSI. principal SP for eight years, North Central principal for six years and two years as principal at John Rogers. Don strongly supported GSL sports. He was Varsity Baseball coach for six years at Shadle. While at SP, he also devoted six years to coaching football and one year as freshman basketball coach. During his years in pal Don administration, he served on many WIAA committees. Because of his dedication, the GSL Athletic directors nominated Don for a WSSAAA Commendation Award. Don and his lovely wife Gerri, who is also a teacher, met at Eastern Washington University, and have been married for 39 years. Gerri graduated from North Central. Don is a graduate of John Rogers. They have two children, Sherri and Tom. Sherri is married and living in Seattle. Tom works for the Ridpath Hotel in Spokane. Don was very active at Rogers when he was a student. He played Cobb Retires baseball and football for four years, and made All-City in both sports his senior year. In i943 he was voted Rogers' Athlete of the Year . During his senior year he was student body president and participated actively in many of the activities of the school. I hope as principal I have helped to inspire leadership, pride, dignity and enthusiasm for learning. ln District 8I I have found a remarkable quality of excellence which exists among the many staff members with whom I have worked. lt has been most rewarding over the years, working with the many young people in our community, and to see them grow and develop into mature an successful adults. I would hope to be remembered as a person who enjoyed hi work, strived to meet the needs of the peopl he served, and cared about all with whom he came in contact. These past 37 year: with District 8l have been greatly rewarding and I am leaving with many fond memories. We the students ar staff of John R. Rogers would like to thank yo for your encouragemei and support these pasf two years. We'll miss seeing you in the halls wearing your purple boots. Your Pirate bloo runs deep purple. 201 l9S6-S7 Senior Index Shanna Abel-C0-OP Shawn Abel-Con committee, secretary of Foreign Lan- guage Club Collette Aiken-one year Natural Helpers Jim Alberts-four years track, four years wrestling, two years cross country, Mentor Program Wayne Aller-one year choral, wrestling manager, three years Symphonic choir, two years vocal chords Rich Anderson-baseball, football, Mentor Program, drama Tina Anderson-Choir, drama, boys soccer stats person Jeff Annis-four years basketball, track, tennis, three years Leadership Camp, two years Eagle weekend Glen Auckland-basketball, tennis, FLC, drama, newspaper, Game Club -B- Corey Babcock-FLC, Choir, gymnastics, Natural Helper Shane Baily- Three years track, two years cross country. Leonardo Baquero-From Colombia, Exchange Student Keisha Barnes-One year track, won art contest as a fresh- man. Brent Bazzle-Track Raphele Belden- Wrestling, drama, track, cheerleading, pep club, A.F.S., Student Council, Class Rep., Swimteam J.K. Biddulph-Four years wrestling, one year football, two years cross-country, one year track l987 Lilac Escort Curtis Bliss-Four years football, three years baseball, three years wrestling Melissa Bradley-Two years Eagle Weekend, volleyball, four years softball, two years honor roll, three years bas- ketball, English A.P., two years N.H.S., Spanish H.S., Dance Co. pres., ASB Rep., Senior Councelor at leadership camp, Rotary Leadership, Rep. for Rogers at Pi Lamda Theta Luncheon, AP Bio, and English, four years Spanish Brenda Brady-One year drama, two years choir Lisa Bray-ASB, N.H.S., Spanish H.S., cross country softh tennis, Leadership Camp, Honor Roll Bill Briscoe-Two years OJT, Frosh Football Anthony Brown-Frosh Football Cheryl Brown-Two years volleyball, two years basketb three years softball Laura Brown-Two years volleyball, two years basketb three years softball Sharon Brumley-Concert Choir, Chorale choir, Sympho choir, Pirettes, Varsity Softball, Bye Bye Birdie, OJT, d ma, T.A. Angela Brundell-Two years basketball, three years tra Duane Bumgarner-Pres. Home room, Chess club, ga club Dave Bunch-football, graphics art Darin Bushy-football -Q Davina Marie Canale-Two years Drill team. Three yes newspaper, two years drama. library aide, chorus Kim Carter-Four years tennis, four years ASB. four yea Leadership Camp, Executive Vice Pres. Jr. Class Treasui Rotary Leadership, Inner High Senate, Block Watch Ca tain. Scott Chumley-Advanced Auto Mechanics Brian Clark-Track two years, Four years To Seattle F Biology Debbie Clark-Three years Volleyball, two years basketb: two years Leadership camp, two Years ASB rep., tx years newspaper staff Nanci Cook-Two years softball, two years basketbz Spanish, FLC Scott Cosner-Hockey, ASB Jennifer Cramer-drama, The Night of January l6th, You' a Good Man Charlie Brown, Publicity manager, footb manager, FLC Joe Cravens-Debate ic Crone-ASB four years, Rotary Leadership, School lm- ovements Committee Chairman, Inner High Senate, y's State rep., football three years, baseball three years, restling three years, two years GSL wrestling champs, tterman Club, Shriner's Game, Leadership Camp four ars, Eagle Weekend two years, Debate, Leadership amp counselor hn Crone-Baseball, two years Dance committee, two ars Eagle Weekend, three years trainer for football and restling, unlimited wrestling, sold as a slave, Senior unselor at Leadership camp, ASB rep., con committee ah Cruz-secretary of Co-op club. ances Cruz-concert choir, chorale choir, symphonic oir, ninth grade ensemble d Cushner-football, hockey. baseball thleen Davis-JV Cheerleading, drama, Drama club elissa Dearing-percussion, ASB rep., French, Honor roll lia Dierks-Decorated case for Lilac finalists an Dingwell-drafting three years, baseball, adv. auto 0P b Dixon-plays, South Pacific, Grease, Night of Jan. l6th, e Bye Birdie, Eagle Weekend, three Leadership camps, o years Shiveson Jazz choir, two years Symphonic oir, mens quartet four men only on Dondis-four years golf, four years wrestling, one year oss country, ASB rep., Leadership Camp th Dougherty-basketball im Douglas-Tennis, tennis manager, Book Review club, ckstage help on plays, Drama club urie Downhour-cross country, track, volleyball, tennis, C, AP Biology, Coll. prep. english ff Drown-baseball ssy Dugger-Debate enning Dustin-Track, art. US Marines -E- en Erickson-Varsity football, baseball nie Ethridge-honor roll, NHS Shelly Evans-three years ColorguardfMarching Band, Leadership Camp, three years honor roll, ELP history and english, three years ASHME, choir, two years symphonic choir, AP english, three years foreign language, student of the month, NHS, Dominoes Game, Gymnastics, Golf, Coll. prep. English, Jets, Lilac Princess semi-finalist. Troy Fall-two years band, four years football. three years basketball, four years baseball, Eagle Weekend, Leader- ship Camp, election committee chairman Michele Farmer-two years track, band, Eagle Weekend. three years drama, two years creative arts, Mousetrap. DeAnn Fiorino-honor roll, work experience, TA Janine Flores-two years Eagle Weekend, ASB, leadership camp, Lilac Princess Finalist -Q,- Anthony Garcia-drums Cfour yearsb. Tony Gates-Choir, Wrestling Kelly Gaumer-Volleyball, track, Yearbook Sports Coordina- tor, library aid for three years, plan to attend EWU Ed Gay-Newspaper photo editorfreporter. four years AP historyfenglish, ASHME, german, Jets Marty Gibson-cross country, track, news staff Heidi Greenwood-Color guard, debate, newspaper staff. volleyball, FLC Grant Hawkins-Band Michelle Harrah-Volleyball, basketball, track, ASB rep., Ea- gle Weekend, Leadership camp Mary Harshman, F.L.C., Co-Op Fred Hidden, 3 years Football, 3 years Track, Honor Roll, N.H.S. Spanish Honor Society, Scholar Athlete 2 years, Football I year Track. Andrea Hill. Choir Drill Team at Shadle Park, Tennis, Newspaper t Staci Holmes: 2 years Volleyball, A.S.B. Rep Leadership Camp, and Eagle Weekend l9S6-87 Senior Index Becky Hood-FHA, Choir, Key Club, FLC Charles Houchin-Graphics Klint Hull-FLC, Game Club, Yearbook Photographer Kelly Husband-Cross Country four years, track three years, Mentor Program Ken Jacque-Skill Center, Game Club, Baseball, Gymnastics, Soccer, FLC, Computers Jay Johnson-Hockey Mark Johnson-Hockey Don Jones-Marching Band, Jazz and Concert Band, Ad- vanced Biology, AP, College English Jeff Jones-Newspaper, Editor-ln-Chief, Soccer -K- John Kaminski-Wrestling, Track. Cross Country, Honor Roll Connie Kautzman-Softball, Marching Band Michael Kautzman-Football, Track Barb Keller-Art shows, FLC Paul Kelly-Frosh Baseball, Eagle Weekend. Leadership Camp, ASB, Elections Committee, Chairman, Honor Roll Staci Kennedy-ASB, Leadership Camp Frank Kollman-Marching Band, Drama Club, Chorale, Vo- cal Chords, Symphonic, Project Wage, Acting Awards four years, Grease , You're A Good Man Charlie Brown , Mousetrap , and Bye Bye Birdie Karrell Korbel-Track Robert Kucera-Cross Country Sarah LaMont-Cross Country, Track Patrick Lane-Game Club, ASB, FLC, Cross Country, Jlfl in Chess Club Jeff LaPlante-AP, Mentor Program Angi Larson-ASB, Eagle Weekend, Tennis Traci Lawson-Soccer, Basketball, Softball Tran Tabatha Lay-Color Guard, Stat for Football, Basketball a Baseball Jorge Lebedich-Foreign Exchange Student from Paragua South America, Tennis Marie Lindefeldt-AFS Exchange Student, Cross Countu Drama, Swedish ASB John Lloyd-ASB, Basketball, Eagle Weekend Tonya Lockman-Track, Cross Country, FLC, Busin Week, ASB, Sr. Class VP, Honor Society Pres., Eagle end, Leadership Camp Wei Renee Lovell-Frosh Softball, Orchestra, Jazz, Marchi Band -M- Valerie Magney-Track, Basketball, Eagle Weekend, I9 State Track Champs Kathi Maher-Drama, FLC, Chorale, Usherettes Colorguar APEnglish, Symphonic, Vocal Chords, stage crew, Bye Birdie UB' Scott Maher-Basketball, Tennis, Scholar Athlete for Te nis, Honor Roll Rhonda Martin-Cross-Country, Basketball, Track, A dance committee, Eagle Weekend, Leadership Camp, nior Homecoming Princess, Honor Roll Scott Martinez-Cross Country, Track, Band, ASB, Weekend, Leadership Camp, Audio Visions, stage Shiveson, Con Committee Chairman Ea CFB' Sandi Martin-Volleyball, Tennis manager, Eagle Weeker Kathie Masengale-ASB, Frosh Softball, CO-OP, Frosh Gyr nastics o Pete Mason-All Northwest Choir, Shiveson, Socc r, St dent-teacher Relations Committee, Eagle Weekend, Lear ership Camp, Symphonic ian Massie-FLC, Hockey anh Moulaxart-Wrestling, Soccor awn McGee-Golf ll Mellstrom-Frosh Softball, Tennis, ASB, Jr. Class VP, radership Camp, Eagle Weekend, Natural Helper, Teen stitute, Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, Rotary Lead- 'ship, FLC hyllis Miles-FHA, Dance Committee, Track manager, ross Country manager Eny Miller-Tennis, Gymnastics, Eagle Weekend, ASB, adership Camp, Cheerleader, Leadership Camp nnifer Miller-Marching Band, Drum Majorette, Gymnas- s, Jazz Band, Vision Quest extra, Soccer stat., Band cretary. wawn Miller-Wrestling, Baseball, cross country -ebbie Mitchell-Homeroom President, Choir, Volleyball can Mize-Shiveson, Symphonic, Natural Helpers, Drum- e odney Morin-Football, Baseball, Track, calculus -N- -oug Nehis-Football :lie Neilson-Drill Team, Choir, Con Dance committee oang Nguyen-FLC, Tennis, Soccer ghia Nguyen-Student of the Month, ASHME, Honor Roll ian Nguyen-FLC 'acy Nune-FFA, Girls League, FLC -Q- ve Ochsner-Football, Wrestling, Track, scholar athlete, istrict Champ, 2nd Regionals, went to state tournament, onor Roll, Leadership Camp, Eagle Weekend, Sweetheart '18 'is Olmstead-Volleyball, Softball, Eagle Weekend, Bon nshion Board 1ris Ostendorf-A.S.B. Rep., School Improvement Com- ittee, FLC, Community Service Committee, NHS, Senior ass President, Soccer, Tennis, Crescent Teen Board, onor Roll -p- John Patterson-Football, Basketball, Baseball Managers Diana Pierce-Stage Manager, Band Key Club NHS, Shive- son, Student-Teacher Relation Committee. Mike Perry- Game Club, Chess Club, Track, Vision Quest Curt Phillips-Band, Shiveson, Ensemble, many awards, Newspaper Photographer, 4 Men Only Mike Piatt-Track, Football, Eagle Weekend, Honor Roll Cristina Poydras-ASB Rep, Tennis, Leadership Camp, Ea- gle Weekend, Leadership Seminar Conference, Homecom- ing Princess, Elections committee, Inter-High Senate, Spir- it Committee, Cheerleader, Dorian Ambassador Teen- board at Crescent, Rotary Leadership -R- Tami Rigg-Basketball, FLC, Co-Op Shannon Resendez-Drama, Volleyball, Gymnastics, Class Secretary, Yearbook Photographer Forrest Rettkoski-Band, Soccer Selene Ridenhour-Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Eagle Weekend, Leadership Camp, Volleyball Cheerleader, Community Service Committee Student of Month in Bus. Ed Patty Robertson-Colorguard, Choir, Vocal Chords, Dance Committee, ASB Brian Rochester-Game Club, Book Review Council, Soccer Cris Samek-Eagle Weekend, Teen Talent 3rd Place in Washington, Vocal Cords, choirs, Lilac Princess Semi-Fi- nalist Patti Sampson-Choir, Shiveson, Girls Basketball Manager, Newspaper, Yearbook, Dance Comm. Steve Schuerman-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Senior Class Rep. Jon Schuh-Football, Basketball, Baseball, ABS, Leadership Camp, Eagle Weekend, Inner High Senate, Rotary Leader- ship, ASB Historian, Homecoming Prince, KEZE Student of the Week, All-City Baseball l986-S7 Senior lndex Karen Schultz-Soccer, Gymnastics, Golf, Honor Roll, Eagle Weekend, ASB Rep., Softball, Dance Committee, Leader- ship Camp Scott Sciuchetti-Jets, Math Test, GamefChess Club, Ro- tary Leadership, Student-Teacher Relation Committee Chairman, Leadership Camp, Boys State, AP HistoryfEng- lish Doug Scyphers-Soccer, Bowling, Chess, Vision Quest, Ea- gle Weekend, Game Club Dawn Sczenski-Softball, Choir Senior Studio, Art Shows Steve Seler-Cross Country, Concert Choir, Chorale, Sym- phonic, Shiveson, Barbershop Quartet-Four Men Only, All Northwest Choir Don Shilliam-High School Drag Racing, Symphonic, Shive- son, All Northwest Choir Keryn Shines-Track, Volleyball. ASB. Lilac Princess Fina- list, Dallas Teen Board, Concert Choir, AAA State Track Champs Karen Shoop-Newspaper, Sports Editor, Feature Ed., News Ed., Editor-ln-Chief, Managing Ed., Leadership Camp, Ea- gle Weekend Debbie Siegel-Track-Javeline, Discus and Shot, FHA, FLC Shelly Slentz-ASB, Varsity Cheerleader, Volleyball Man- ager and Stats Keeper, Elections Committee, Leadership Camp Counselor, Yearbook Editor, Mentor Program Tari Spear-Eagle Weekend, Leadership Camp, Track, JV Volleyball, V Volleyball, ASB Rep.. Varsity Cheerleader Billie Jo Strenge- Frosh Basketball Monica Laura Smith- Color Guard, Concert Choir, Frosh Girl's Ensemble, Mixed Quartet, Symphonic, Track and Field, Vocal Chords, Shiveson Sara Som-Frosh Tennis, FLC Chris Sonnabend- Frosh Football, Varsity Soccer four years Rod Souza-FFA. ASB Rep. Theresa Smith- Frosh Cross Country, Jets, Frosh Tennis, FLC Secretary, NHS Secretary, Community Service Chair- person, ASB, Varsity Cheerleader, Yearbook Greg Stricklin-Wrestling, Track, Cross Country Stacey Stumph- Frosh Softball. Senior Honor Roll, CW Honor Student Beccie Sunstrom- Frosh Band LC, GirI's Basketball Stat: Honor Roll, CWA Honor Student, Seattle Biology Trip Bill Summers- Basketball, Baseball Nydia Suppin- Foreign Exchange Student-Mexico, Cro Country, FLC, Usherettes, Bye Bye Birdie, ASB Rep., Nl-J Art -T- Tom Tanner- Wrestling, Cross Country, ASB Rep. Stephen Taylor- Soccer, V Basketball Cameraman Wanda Theodorson- OJT, Cafeteria Cashier. Choir Teresa Thompson- Cross Country manager Tim Tyvan- ASB Rep, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Leadj ship camp, Eagle Weekend, Class President Junior ye Student-Teacher relations committee, Inter-High Sena Rep Jeff Uhlenkott- Soccer Faustine Vargo- Book Review Lian Via-ASB Rep, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Sop Class Pres, Inter-High Senate Rep, Rotary Leadership, E gle Weekend, Leadership camp, Shriners game, ASB Pre: Visien Vu- ASB Rep, Pres. FLC, Tennis Cheerleader, Spir Committee, Leadership Camp, NHS. Yearbook, Exchang student to Greece -W- Donna Watkins-Lead Roll in School Play, natural Helper Pres. COP, Pres. Vocal Chords, Symphonic Choir Becky Sue Wenrick-Track, Cross Country, Gymnastij Cheerleader, Shiveson, ASB School Improvements co l tee, FLC, NHS Honor Roll, Spanish Honor Society, rta, Junior Miss Spokane ie Wicwire- Cross Country, Track, Yearbook e Wigen- Eagle Weekend A stine Wilkerson- Baseball Manager, Book Review l Shelene Bonnett Tina Roberts ara Williams-Honor Roll, Co-Op, Work Exper, com- rcial arts mara Wilson- Choir, FHA, Key Club, Baseball Manager, tball, FLC Student-Teacher Relations Committee helle Wirth-V Track, Marine Biology Explorers, CO-OP ris Wood-CO-OP, Frosh Volleyball -y- y ncie Young-Color Guard, Percussion, Jazz choir, Con- y t Choir, Chorale, Symphonic, Cafeteria Cashier l Troy Fall Renee Sartain one Zaslawski-Exchange Student from Brazil with rld Experience, Cross Country, Bye Bye Birdie , Vol- ball, Gymnastics Dustin Denning e t oRoc:ERY W Bovs QOQQQSQ gs wish Graduating Seniors of I987 Free Samples try the GQOD LUCK Best forget the rest N. 3430 Crestline 487-7897 Incredlble and good too . 3:15 .fi Northside S N. 7407 DIVISION E. 26 1 4 H1 WANT f ---4 ,X MY MTV! 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