Rogers Middle School - Pirates Log Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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STRING ORCHESTRA ROW 3: Emily Swensen, Frances Kermeen, Nancy Butler, Christine Firth, Cherie Wood, Sharon Thompson, Christopher Goertzen. ROW 2: Karen Eskeldson, Joyce Venn, Dee Lynn Crews, Mary Anna Gacs, Vicki Newgard, Kent Williams. ROW 1: Mr. Moore, fDirectorj, Denise Wasch, Lindsay Sansom, Karen Engstrom, Susan Shoemaker, Joan Menard, Phyllis Gayle McConnell, J Pamela Snyder. T CONCERT BAN T ,x XX .V1'L'.f35fl2lVJA A -, 'Xl f ROW 4: Alan Kolsky, Stephen Pearson, John Nordin, John Kirkendall, Gregory McLennan, James Wilson, Wayne Alexander, William Smith, Robert Erickson, David Greb, Randall Byers, Timothy Riordan, Richard Hanna, Barry Laden, Michael Sharpe. ROW 3: Steven'Sheperd, Michael Francis, Dana Gibbs, Grant Shi- mizu, James Jones, Steven Furtado, Curtis Brown, Harry Katz, Jeffrey Smith, Karen Morgan, Kenneth Morse, Daniel Evans, Stephen Test, Jeffrey Shultz. ROW 2: Nathan Stockard, Randall Westover, Mark Boltinhouse, Laura Barline, Denise.Browning, Sheila Huff, Dianne Mietzel, Patsy Mallman, Roberta Holtz, Margaret Lindsay, Lora Lee McGhie, James Clark, Evelyn Gilluly, Michael Arata, Rodney Brown. ROW 1: Joyce Krieg, Mark McGann, Holly Hubbell, Cheryl Koehn, Judy Aronson, Robert Carrasco, Stephen Parsagian, Thomas Sinclair, Melvin Sanders, Paul Parsons, Sharon Shanahan, Richard Chauvaux, Douglas Foley, Russel Rudden, John Rhodes, Mark Fichera, Mr. Moore, Director. FRONT: Gene Gilluly and Robert Jansen. 51

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3 ' 5 F, J I4 Tr 7441, , i ' I SOMEONE NEW VICE PRINCIPAL' S MESSAGE It is a distinct pleasure to be associated with the students of Rogers School. The welcome which I have received from the students is greatly appreciated. My desire is to assist you, in every way possible, to receive the best education you can. Education is becoming more important as our world becomes more complex. In order to take full advantage of the educational oppor- tunities afforded you, your primary job as a young citizen of your school and community is to give your best effort in all activities. Strive to develop attributes of loyalty, friendly concern, and respect for the rights of others. The development of these attributes will mak possible the fulfillment of your own sense of self-respect, and the successful accomplishment of your personal goals. Set high standards for yourself, and persue these standards diligently. Only your best is good enough! K Joe A. Serig Vice Principal' SOMETHING OLD ff X. z , :NL N 0 , il' fi MMM .txwsvq Il, X x S, g v, 8 , -A K I -NL 'WF ' 5' l,l QQ I - N :W-f n ii .sf ' J I W 1 --1, vl 50

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YEARBOOK STAFF BACK ROW: Deborah Carruthers, Theresa Aldrich, Student Editor, Mr. Robert I. Locks, Yearbook Advisor, Alaine Malkin, Judy Hall. FRONT ROW: Vicki Newgard, Carolyn Cook, Kathryn Wiggins, Cheryl Koehn, Carol Steinberg, Beth Stolle. .IOIEJRNALISM BACK ROW: Janice Sheffer, Robert Robinson, Lora Lee McGhie, Mr. Kimoto, School Newspaper Advisor, Ricarda Ganson, Steve Sheperd, Stephen Bearden. FRONT ROW: Lois Nigra, Diane Lee- tham, Anne Beach, Claudia Kassel, Darlene Pietrusiewicz, Linda Miller, Melody Barr, Barbara Land, Pam McCraney. 52 fl