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Treasure ChestPublished by the
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of
JOHN R. ROGERS HIGH SCHOOLSpokane, Washington
Editor Glen Chambers
Associate Norris Keeler
Crneat Curnlcp
1921 = 1936
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1920=1937
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FOREWORDTo the students and faculty
Whose cooperation
And faithfulness
Has made this year's
Treasure Chest possible
This book is presented
As a lasting remembranceOf the school life
Of 1936-1937
DEDICATION
To the sports
At John R. RogersWhich keep alive
That spirit of loyal
EnthusiasmFor whichThe student bodyIs famedThis bookIs dedicated
First r..w: Barman, Benjamin, Swarm, LeFevre, Perkins. Herbert Se.oiid k.>w: swenson.
Herrlngton. Kapek. Purdy. Stevens. Brown. Van Austen-. Meyer. Third Row: human.
MoMuhan. Benjamin, BUdWln. Finnegan. Weymouth. Fourth Row: Jmnett Hughes. Minzel.
Uecliei- Bvrne Hcrington. Bovee. Thome. Fifth Row: Tewinkel. Hubbard. Starr. Saltz. Black.
Elsensohn. Coburn. sixth Row: Hubbell. Burton, Mooberr>'. Smith, Summers (student teucher),
Doollttle.'
FACULTY
ADMINISTRATIVEJ. D. Meyer. PrinclpulK. R. Jlnnett, Vice- PrinclpulKose Finnegun, Girls
- AdviserJoseph M. Tewinkel. Boys" AdviserCarolyn F. Kupek. LibrarianLutie B. Brown. Study HallBlanche Hill Swenson, Study HullEdith Wlzemann. SeeretarjKvelyn Meranda, Stenographer und Book
Clerk
ENGLISHJoseph M. Tewinkel, HeudTheudora BudwlnClarissa HarmanElizabeth HerbertKay G. HubbardE. Hazel StevensKuth SwannFaye C. Weymouth
COMMERCIALA. P. Coburn. HeadMonroe HubbellRene G. McMuhunJack W. MooberryEthel Van Austene
SCIF.NCEL. W. Sultz, Head1 1 . ii i \ BendeleJ. W. BlackJames lOamanIrvln R. Mlnzel
MATHEMATICSWulter E. Doollttle, HeudW. L. HerlngtonJ. L>. Purdy
SOCIAL SCIENCEL. T. Byrne, HeadE. T. BecherJumes ElsensohnIvu MorrisonMargaret Benjamin
FOREIGN LANGUAGESMarie BoveeMarion G. LeFevre
MANl'AL AND FINE ARTSA. R. BartonK. ('. HughesC. E. RussumF. Dule Smith
HOME ECONOMICSEdnu HerrlngtonThelma Thome
PHYSICAL EDUCATIONM. J. BenjaminMabel Perkins
MUSICGlenn B. Stan-Blanche Hill Swenson
Page nine
CLASSES
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Thiry French Slriano Bevak ByseggerValsvig Hughes Hopkins Campbell Jones
JANUARY SENIOR LEADERS
Frank Thiry ValedictorianMildred French EntertainerCarmine Suriano AthleteGenevieve Bevan EditorEugene Bysegger DramatistElin Valsvig SalutatorianArt Hughes Class PrexyJuanita Hopkins MusicianBill Campbell Scientist
Lelia Jones Girls' League
JANUARY SENIOR HONOR ROLL
Frank ThiryKlin ValsvigHelen HickokAnita HinshiiwBlanche Shiosaki
1 [tin ShawLucille HuntleyGlenn LuseWilliam CampbellI.elia JonesI.orraine Felber
Charles MeHarnessGenevieve BevanWalter PeerGeraldine AmbroseHelen JoyIx'ona RobertsonArthur HuglicsKuniee WilsonMyrtle WhiteKugene ByseggerI'eggy McLean
Mildred FrenchF.dna NelsonEathryn MonahanVernadine KichterCharlotte BrooksAnn HuntMary Dip]>el
Warren Koliler
Carmine SurianoGerald KoenigIrene Corkrum
Page thirteen
Frank AveryBrmijj
CommercialRecord StaffHoys' Ft-deration
Hazki. BakerLongfellow
GeneralHome Economics Club 1-2-3-4
Secretary Home Economic*Club
Art ClubMiss Finnegan's Office 2-3
School Welfare Secretary
Elmer Baumc.artnerHamilton
Art Club 4
German Club 3Hi Y Club President 4
Robert BergWhitman
Montero 3-4
"R" Club 3-4
Record Staff 4Fire Squad 4
Secretary Athletic DepartmentBoys' Federation
Genevieve BevanHamilton
CommercialGirls' LeagueBig Sister ChairmanRoom RepresentativeRecord Staff 3-4
Editor of RecordTreasure Chest StaffQuill and ScrollRogers Service ClubNational Honor Society-
Student CouncilStudent Council President
Eleanor Bom binoCoof>er
Hall PatrolMiss Finnegan's OfficeNurse's Office
June BuhrerRegal
CommercialG. A. C. TreasurerBaseball 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Volleyball 1-2-3-4
Room Representative 1-2-3
Camp Cookery ChairmanHandy Andy 1-2
Gym Office 1-2
Eugene ByseggerBemiss
Junior Dramatic Club 1-2
German Club 1-2
Footlights Club 3-4
Secretary-Treasurer RifleTeam 4
"The Two Vagabonds'* 2"The Lucky Jade" 3"The Buccaneers" 4
"Pickles" 4
"The Ghost Train" 3
"The Whole Town's Talking" 4
National Honor Society 4
Rogers Service ClubChairman New ProjectCommittee
Bill CampbellBemiss
National Honor SocietySenior Honor Roll
Junior Dramatic ClubPresident
Student Council 2Footlights Club Vice
PresidentCosmic Club 4Art Club 3-4
Fire SquadTutoring 4
Boys' Advisory Council 4
Rogers Reporter (KFPY)Football Manager"Ghost Train""Arms and the Man""The Lucky Jade"
Howard CoffmanArlington
Football 1-2-3
Basketball 1-2
President Athletic DepartmentBoys' Federation
Fire Squad
Isabella CorfieldBemiss
GeneralVolleyball 1
Tumbling 1
Band 4Record Staff 4"The Lucky Jade" 2"The Whole Town's Talk-
ing" 4Library 2-3
Social Service Department 2-3
Pirate Girl 4
Stuart DavisWhitman
*'R" ClubFire SquadTennis 3-4
Basketball 3-4
Track 2Secretary Senior ClassSecretary Athletic Department
Boys' Federation
Patic fourteen
Kay Dii.i,manMead
Boys' FederationFootball 2-3
Harry FaggetterHamilton
Boys' Federation
Dale FairburnRegal
Montero 3-4
Vice Chairman Boys' Federation
Handicraft DepartmentChairman Boys' FederationOutdoor Life DepartmentTrack 4
Mildred FrenchHamilton
Basketball 1
Volley Ball 1
C hairman Dancing Group 2Junior Dramatic Club 1-2
Handy Andy 2Footlights 3-4
Big Sister 3
Rogers Service Club 3-4
Record Staff 4Treasurer Girls* league 4
Willis Glanvili.kArlington
Orchestra 3-4
Band 2-3-4
Cub Edition 4Track 3-4
Willit
Billy HerbertLewis and Clark
Boys' Federation
Leonard William HaskinsLewis and Clark
Boys' FederationStudent Council
Helfn HickokRegal
National Honor SocietyRogers Service ClubQuill and ScrollVice President G. A. C.Senior Honor Roll
Main OfficeTutorSecretary Big Sister Department 4
Baseball 1-2-3-4
Volleyball 1-2-3
Basketball 3-4
Record StaffAnnual Staff
Anita HinsiiawArlington
Journalism AwardNational Honor SocietyGirls* League HonorSenior Honor RollEditor Girls' LeagueQuill and ScrollRogers Service ClubRecord StaffAnnual StaffBig SisterChairman Handy Andy GameCommittees
Secretary Big Sister Department
F.dna HollyLongfellow
Gym Office 4
Girls' League
Roll
••( lossip"
J tan ita HopkinsLongfellow
Footlights 3-4
Student Council 4Vice President 1 1 B ClassPresident Las Gitanas 1-2
Quill and Scroll 3-4
Dancing 2Big Sister 3-4
Record Staff 3-4
Annual Staff 3-4
Inter Class Debate 3Speech Contest Winner 2Feature Editor Record 3-4
Footlights Orchestra 3-4
Art Hrr.HKsSpangle High
President 12A ClassNational Honor SocietyFootball 3-4
Page fift
Ann HuntCooper
Senior Honor RollNurse's Office 4
Library CheckerSecretary of G. A.
Basketball 2-3-4
Tumbling 2Girls' League HonorRecord Staff
C. 4
Roll
Lorraine JaquesBcmiss
Cosmic ClubG. A. C.Spanish ClubVolleyball 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Baseball 2-3-4
Frances JonesArlington
"The Whole Town's Talking"
Lelia JonesCooper
Vice President 9B ClassPresident 9A ClassTreasurer Girls' LeagueVice President Girls' LeagueTutor 9B EnglishChairman Entertainment De-partment
Day Editor The RecordBig Sister
Vice President Junior Dra-matics
Secretary Harding DebateClub
President Harding DebateClub
Student Council 1-2-3
President of Student CouncilQuill and ScrollNational Honor SocietyChairman 12A CommencementProgram
Chairman Dance CommitteeProduction Manager of Girls'
league "Gossip"Study Hall Worker 1-2-3
Helen KellyLongfellow
Rest RoomHandy AndyTutor
Warren Koiii.esHamilton
Spanish ClubCosmic Club
Glen LuseBemiss
National Honor SocietyFootball 1-2-4
Tennis 3-4
Track 2-3
Math ClubSpanish Club 3-4
Charles McHarnessColumbia
Spanish ClubUpper Class Advisory Com-
mittee 3Football and Baseball Man-
ager 2-3
Peggy McLeanRegal
Senior Honor Roll
President Senior Home RoomFrench ClubG. A. C.Basketball 2-3-4
Volleyball 2-3
Baseball 2-3-4
Manager Basketball Tourna-ment
Chairman Gym OfficeBig SisterRecord StaffGirls' League Honor Roll 1-2
Tumbling
Isabel MarneyBancroft
Girls' League
Harry MillerHamilton
Boys' Federation
Kenneth MorsLongfellow
Orchestra 2-3-4
Commercial
Page tixteen
Edna NelsonGreen Bluff
Tutor 2Las Gitanas Charter Member 2
Cosmic Club 3-4
Cosmic Club Secretary 4French Club 3-4
G. A. C. 4Baseball 2-3-4
Basketball 2-3-4
Volleyball 2-3-4
Champion Volleyball Team 3Tumbling 3
Big Sister 3-4
Walter PeerColumbia
Math ClubVice President Spanish ClubCosmic Club
Kenneth RandolphHamilton
Baseball 1-23-4Football 2-3-4
Golf 3-4
Track 2-3
Fire Squad 4"R" Club 3-4
Harding Debate 4
"Chimes of Normandie"Rogers Service Club 4
Yell Leader 1
Marjorie ReynoldsReqal
Volleyball 2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Baseball 1-2-3-4
"Two Vagabonds""The Lucky Jade""Pickles""The Buccaneers"Study HallHandy AndyRoom RepresentativeHome Economics Club
Vernadine RichterBemiss
Orchestra 1-2
Band 1-2
9A Vice President°B Secretary-TreasurerBasketball 1-2-3
Baseball 1-2-3
Volleyball 1-2
German ClubPresident of German ClubRogers Service ClubBig SisterCashier Cafeteria and Candy
CounterStudy Hall and CafeteriaChecker
Girls' League Honor Roll 1-2
Leon a RorertsonBeelcr High
Girls' League
Verlaine SaleBcmiss
Band 1-2-3-4
Orchestra 1
Glee Club 1-2
"The Chimes of Normandie"Rogers Service Club
Maurice SciiupelLongfellow
Boys* FederationGym Office 3
Helen ShawRegal
President G. A. C.Treasurer G. A. C.Vice President GermanCosmic ClubBaseball 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Volleyball 2 3-4
Big SisterAnnual StaffRecord StaffGirls' League Honor Roll
Club
-2-3
Blanche ShiosakiRegal
Quill and Scroll 3Secretary Quill and Scroll 4Record Staff 3
Treasure Chest 4Literary Editor Girls' League"Gossip"
Cosmic ClubChairman Puppet Committee 3Chairman Social ServiceBasketball 3
Girls' League Honor RollGirls' League Council
Carmine SurianoColumbia
Boys* FederationVice President Boys' Federa-
tionPresident 11A ClassFootball 3-4
"R" ClubCosmic Club 3-4
Harding DebateNational Honor Society
Frank TmitvColumbia
Math ClubGerman ClubTennis 4National Honor SocietyStudent CouncilBaseball ManagerValedictorian
Page seventeen
Lily ThompsonColumbia
Spanish Club 2-3-4
I .as Gitanas 2-3
President of Las Gitanas 3
Volleyball 1-2
Baseball 1
TutiblitiR 1
Basketry Chairman 4
Kun Vai.svu;Jf 'Airman
Baseball 2Basketball 1-2
Volleyball 1-2
Secretary Sophomore Class
Rogers Service ClubNational Honor SocietySalutatorian
Norma WallerNorth Central
Pirate Girl 3-4
Harding Debate Club 12
Myrtle WhiteDeer Park High
Senior Honor RollBig Sister 3-4
Record StaffAnnual StaffGirls' League Honor Roll
Kun ici WilsonBemiss
Senior Honor RollBig SisterSecretary Girls* LeagueRecord StaffCosmic ClubSpanish ClubG. A. C.Quill and ScrollPresident Senior H ome RoomBaseball 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Volleyball 1-2-3-4
Student Council Representa-tive
Girls' League CouncilGirls* League Honor RollPirette
Rkna ZinkcrafBemiss
Girls' League
JANUARY CLASS HISTORY
Four years ago ninety very frightened freshmen entered Rogers. Soon
the class was settled and some of the members made themselves known.The first semester Glen Chambers, Lelia Jones. Henry Sweet. Wilbur
Johnson and Leonard Cottrell made themselves known as president, vice
president, secretary-treasurer, student council representative, and yell leader,
respectively.
In the 9A year Aniadee (iendreaux was president; Vernadine Richter,
vice president; Bob Berg, secretary-treasurer ;l)onald Gardner, student
council representative; and Carol] Vermillion, yell leader.
As sophomore B's, Lorraine Felber as president ; Bob Berg as vice-
president. Klin Valsvig as secretary-treasurer; Alice Hale as student council
representative; and Henry Sweet as yell leader, distinguished themselves.
10A leaders were Lelia Jones, president; Mildred French, vice-president;
Irene C'orkrum. secretary-treasurer; Bill Campbell, student council repre-
sentative ; and Kugene Hysegger. yell leader.
Henry Sweet, president: Walter Peer, vice-president; Irene Corkrum.secretary-treasurer; Frank Thiry, student council representative; and BobBerg, yell leader, became the officers of the llB class.
In the 11A semester Carmine Soriano became president; Juanita Hop-kins, vice-president; Lucille Huntley, secretary-treasurer; (ilen Chambers.Student council representative; and Ray Oswald, yell leader.
As 12B's Lucille Hunth v became president; Warren Kohler. vice-presi-
dent; Vernadine Richter. secretary-treasurer; Gene Tesdahl. yell leader;and Kunice Wilson, student council representative.
Senior A offices were attained by Art Hughes as president; ForrestBishop, vice-president; and Stuart Davis, secretary-treasurer.
Pane eighteen
JUNE SENIOR LEADERS
Frances Walker ArtistDon Balch AthleteMarian Rcnfro Girls' LeagueNorris Keeler JournalistThelma Bateman ScholarHob Weaver Boys' FederationDenise Johnson * Girls' SportsLorn Wallace Class PrexyMarialese Eller Drum MajorDick Hayes Dramatist
JUNE SENIOR HONOR ROLL
Frances WalkerThelma BatemanJane ConnorIra GlassEsther JohnsonMarian HenfroElsie ZerbstKutherine FaheyGlen ChambersJohn OrtnerMary Kathryn TrueVirginia Frye
M a rguertte GerkensmeyerGladys WidnerJack MeyerI,orn WallaceClctus MorrowCurtis TangFlorence HrennanKenneth KnowltonMildred StrandDorothy CooneyLeonard ThompsonMabel Turner
Juanita Barth.Fune McDonaldFred HomadAlma HarneyKathryn McDougallDoris HoffmanJohn BrownellJosephine BlockJack Kat'honAlfred Hill
Truman WestBette W<H)d
Page nineteen
Fred AdamsWhitman
Room RepresentativeClass Yell Leader 1-3
"R" Club 2-3-4
Math Club 2-3-4
••C" ClubTennis 2-3-4
Football Manager 3
Basketball 1-2-3
Alice AllenSt. Joseph's
Girls' League
Bud
Al
Glen AllisonArlington
Hall PatrolPaddle Squad
Glen
Naomi Jane AllisonPullman High
Junior Dramatic Club 2
Harding Debate Club 3-4
"Pickles"Chairman Sinning GroupAnnual StaffRogers News Announcer(KFPY)
Pi::
Edith AltvaterBcmiss
Girls' League
Eda
Clarence AndersonCooper
Rogers Service Club"R" Club 3-4
Football 1-2-3-4
Track 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3
AndyHE* .' ^BttJB
B
Doris Anderson DorrieBemiss
Rogers Service ClubBasketball 1-2
Volleyball 1-2
Baseball 1-2
Girls' League Room Repre-sentative 4
Don Balch DonLongfellow
President Boys' Federation 4
Home Room President 4
Art Club 3-4
"R" Club 3-4
Football 1-2-3-4
Track 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Record Staff 4Annual Staff 4Winner Ticket Selling Con-
test "The Showoff"
Bill BancsLonnfellow
Art Club 2Band 1-2-3
Record Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
Ervin BarberArlington
Glee Club 2
"C" Club 3-4
Bill
Nick
NetaJUANITA BARTHHamilton
National Honor Society
Corresponding SecretaryFrench Club 3
Four Star Club 4
Harding Debate Club 3-4
French Club 3-4
Baseball 1-2
Volleyball 1-2
Basketball 1-2-3
Big Sister 3-4
Chairman Big Sister Depart-
ment 4Girls' League Honor Roll
1-2-3-4
Girls' League Council 4
Annual Staff 4Record Staff 4Quill and Scroll 4
Glee Club"Pickles"Senior Honor Roll
Thslma Batsman ThelmaBemiss
National Honor Society 4
Rogers Service ClubPresident Freshman B Class
President Student Council 2
Treasurer Girls' League 3
Secretary "C" Club 3
Student Council Representa-
tive 3-4
Vice President Student Coun-cil 4
Las Gitanas 2
Home Economics 2-3-4
"C" Club 3
Tennis 3-4
Volleyball 1-2-3
Basketball 1-2-3
Baseball 1-2-3
Tumbling 2
Big Sister 3
Girls' League Council 3
Student Council 2-3-4
Room Representative 2-4
Record Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
Senior Honor Roll
Page twenty
Margaret BeedleHamilton
Spanish Club 4
Margie
Clyde BehisW hit man
Secretary Math ClubPresident Math Club 4Football 3-4
Track 3
Record Staff 4Fire Squad 3-4
Annual Staff 4
Bcmo
Ralph BentzCooper
Track 3Annual Staff 4Record Staff 4
Tuffy
Josephine BlockWhitman
President German Club 3
Chairman Honor RollDepartment
German Club 2-3-4
Cosmic Club 4Big Sister 3
Girls' League Honor RollScholastic Honor Roll
Jo
Jeanne BlodgettLongfellow
Spanish Club 4German Club 3Volleyball 1
Basketball 1
Room Representative
Jingy
Leonard BogenreifHamilton
Rogers Service ClubTennis 2-3-4
Room RepresentativeAnnual Staff 4Record Staff 4
Bogr
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Gladys Bonser CladieMarycliff
Chairman First AidWeighing and Measuring De-partment
"C" Club 3-4
Florence Brennan />t;(
Girls' LeagtIC Room Repre-sentative
Senior Honor Roll
Clifford Brown CliffArlington
President Cosmic Club 4German Club 1-2
Harding Debate Club 4
Track 1-2
Orchestra 1-2
J ulia Brown JulArlington
Quill and Scroll 4
Secretary Home EconomicsClub
President Home EconomicsClub 4
Vice President G. A. C 4President Quill and Scroll 4Home Economics Club 2-3-4
G A. C 4Volleyball 1-2-4
Baseball 1-2-4
Champion Basketball TeamBasketball 1-2-3-4
Tumbling 2Tumbling Manager 4Basketball Referee 4Room Representative 2-4
Chairman Vocational Depart-ment 4
Girls' League Council 4
Record Staff 4Annual Staff 4Secretary-Treasurer of SeniorA Class
John Bkownell BrownieLongfellow
National Honor SocietySecretary- Treasurer MathClub 3-4
Tutoring Committee 4
Christmas Committee 4Montero Club 3-4
Math Club 3-4
German Club 2-3
Football 4
Baseball 3-4
B Squad 3Sergeant at Arms Math ClubHi-Y Club 3-4
Senior Honor Roll
FORRFST BURGESSWhitman
Class President 2
Art Club PresidentArt Club 1-2-3-4
Cosmic Club 4Football 1
Student Council 2
Forric
Page twenty-
Mary Btrkharot BucketLongfellow
Treasurer G. A. C. 4Cosmic Club 3-4
German Club 2G. A. C. 3-4
Volleyball 12-3-4Tumbling 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Baseball 1-2-3-4
Cub Bdition Staff
Stewart Blkkhart StuLongfellow
Rogers Service ClubHall PatrolPaddle Squad
Ktmt Campbell KeithHamilton
Winner ExtemporaneousSpeaking Contest 4
Rogers Service ClubQuill and Scroll 3-4
Treasurer Quill and Scroll 4
Harding Debate Club 2-3
Footlights 4Band 3-4
Orchestra 3-4
Debate 2-3-4
Record Staff 3
Paddle Squad 2
Yell Duke 2-3
"Pickles" 3
News Announcer 3
Fire Prevention Speaker 4
Radio Citizenship Speaker 4
Spring Queen Manager 3
Amelia Candelero 'MeliaHoly N antes Academ v
*'R" Club 3-4
Tennis 1-2-3-4
Big Sister 3-4
Tutor 1-4
Kru Carlson BtondieWh tman
German Club 3-4
Junior Dramatic Club 1-2
Footlights 3-4
Baseball 1
Hall Patrol 3
Glen A Chambers BudBemiss
Rogers Service Club 4
Fire Squad 4Quill and Scroll 4Class President 1
President Montero Club 3-4
Vice President Junior Dra-matic 2
Sergeant at-arms Juni ir Dra-matic 2
Junior Dramatic Club 1-2
Spanish Club 2-3
Footlights 3 4Chairman Knt*. rtainm nt De-partment
Montero 2-3-4
Annual Kditor 4
Record Staff 4"Arms and the Man" 2"Mr. P ;m Passes By" Assist
ant Director 3"The Whole Town's Talk-
ing" Business Manager 4• The ^ho - off" 4"The Lucky Jade" 2Student Council 1-3 4Senior Honor Roll
Iane Con nor PeterW illwood
Rogers Service ClubNational Honor Society 3-4
Record Staff 4
Girls* League Council 4
Kditor Girls' League "Gos-sip" 4
Tutor 1-2-4
Big Sister 3-4
Hall Patrol
Senior Honor Roll
Dorot uv Coo n e v Dor;hHamilton
National Honor Society
Rogers Service Club 2-3-4
Quill and Scroll 3-4
Corresponding Secretary Quill
and Scroll 3
Treasurer German Club 4
Four Star Club 2-3-4
German Club 3-4
Volleyball 1-2-3-4
C hampion Basketball TeamBasketball 1-2-3-4
Tumbling 1-2
Baseball 1-2
Big Sister 3-4
Orchestra 2-4
Record Staff 3-4
Hall Patrol 3
Annual Staff 3
Senior Honor Roll
Marian Cox MaryHavcrmaic
Rogers Service ClubHome Economics Club 4
Handy Andy 2Library Assistant 2-3-4
Girls' League Honor Roll
Oscar Crain OckerWhitman
Officer 1 1 A Class
"C" Club 4
Harding Debate Club 4
Track 1-3-4
Football 1-2-3-4
Baseball 1-2
Sergeant at Arms of Boys'Federation 3
Fire SquadStudent CouncilBoys' Federation Conduct
Board
Raymond Creed RayLongfellow
Rogers Service ClubArt Club 4
Stage Crew Manager 3
Stage Crew 3-4
Orchestra 1-2-3-4
Doris Cilverwkll DodeArlington
Secretary Home EconomicsClub 3
Sergeant at Arms Home Eco-nomics Club 4
Secretary and TreasurerClass 3
1 1 ome Economics Club 3-4
Baseball 1-2-3
Volleyball 1-2-3
Captain Basketball 3Basketball 1-2-3
Tumbling 2-3
Record Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
Handy Andy 2Nurse's OfficeRoom Representative 4
Girls' League Honor Roll 2-3
Honor Roll 1-2
Page twenty-two
Jim Davis DopeyWhitman
Secretary Sophomore Class"C Club 4"R" Club 3-4Math Club 3-4Football 3-4
Track 1
Tennis 2-3-4
Record Staff 4Fire Squarl Chief 4Vice President MA ClassFire Squad 3-4
Annual Staff 4
Kt'GENE De ROM EDI GctlCArlington
Cosmic Club Sergeant at
Arms 4Cosmic Club 3-4
Art Club 4Harding Debate Club 3-4
Annual Staff 4Record Staff 4
Mavnard Detmeh DocBemiss
"I,ucky Jade" 2"Buccaneers" 4"Pickles" 3"The Showoff" 4
Glee Club 2-3-4
Ray DillonSt. Patrick's
Boys' Federation
Haik
Jack Kaciion JackWhitman
National Honor SocietyFire Squad 4
Hall Patrol 2Vice President *)B ClassVice President 10A ClassSecretary-Treasurer 1 1 B ClassVice President 12A ClassMontero Club 2-3-4
"R" Club 3-4
"C" Club 4
Baseball 1-2-3-4
Track 1
Production Manager "Show-off" 4
Senior Honor Roll
M ari alese Kller Marc\Hamilton
Vice President Harding DebateClub 4
Secretary-Treasurer CosmicClub 4
Harding Debate Club 3 4Cosmic Club 3-4
Basketball 1-2-3
Baseball 1-2-3-4
Volleyball 1-2
Song Leader 3-4
Baseball Captain 3
Drum Major 4Girls' League Honor Roll
Vernon KngebretsonCooper
Track 1-2-3-4
Annual Staff 4
I'cm
Kat it eri n e Fa 11 ey KaxMarycliff
National Honor Society-Cosmic Club 4Math Club 3
Baseball 2-3-4
Champion Basketball TeamBasketball 3-4
Tumbling 3-4
Swimming 4Volleyball 3 4
Room Representative 3Girls' League "Gossip" Staff 4
"Pickles" 3Senior Honor Roll
Doris Fait DodcArlington
Rogers Service Club 4Secretary Social Service 4Basketball 1-2
Baseball 1-2
Volleyball 1-2
Tumbling 1
Record Staff 4Annual Staff 4
Room Representative 1 -3
Hall Patrol 4Gym Office 2-3Handy Andy 2-3Honor Roll 1-2
Lucille Fischer LucyWest Valley
VolleyballBasketballGirls' League Entertainment
Virginia Frve 'C
Cle Elum High
"C" Club 3-4
Tumbling 2Annual Staff 4Hall Patrol 34Big Sister 4Nurse's Office 3President Senior A HomeRoom 4
Senior Honor Roll
Rom rt Geisler BobLogan
Harding Debate t'lub 3 4
Boys' Federation
Page twenty-three
Marguerite GerkensmeyerBemiss
Office 3-4
Big Sister
TutorStudy Hall CheckerChairman Invitation Commit-
teeHonor RollStenographer for Mr. MeyerSenior Honor Roll
Viola Get man V\Longfellow
Vice President Harding De-hate Cluh 3
Secretary Treasurer JuniorDramatic Cluh
Junior Dramatic Club 1-2
Harding Dehate Club 3-4
Room Representative 1
Study Hall Checker 2
Main Office Worker
Ira Glass JunwrRegal
Rogers Service CluhNational Honor Society 4
President Art Club 3
Harding DebatePresidentCluh 4
SecretarySecretary
Boys' Federation"R" Club
Art Club 2-3
Harding Debate Club 3-4
Montf-ro 2-3-4
Cosmic Cluh 4
"R" Club 3 4
Football 2-3-4
Track 3-4
Stage Crew I -2-3-4
Stage Crew Manager 3
Vice President 11B ClassAnnual Staff 4Senior Honor Roll
Dorothy Helen Gump DotLongfellow
French Club 2-3 4Girls' league "Gossip" 4
Record Staff 4Annual Staff 4
Mildred Hanson MillyWhitman
Rogers Service Cluh"C" Club 3-4
Baseball 1-2
Volleyball 3
Basketball 12Chairman Public Utilities De
partmcnt 4Hall Patrol 3-4
Nurse's Office 3
Handy Andy 2Room Representative 3
Girls' League Council 4
Richard G. Hayes DickSt. Aloysius
Rogers Service Club 3-4
President Footlights ClubFootlights 2-3-4
Annual Staff"Ghost Train"' Mr Pirn Pas-es By" 3
"The Whole Town's Talk-ing" 4
"The Showoff" 4
"Buccaneers" 4Record Staff 4Spring Sports Queen Man
ager 3
Field Announcer at Track andFootball Games 3-4
Chairman Dramatic Depart-ment of Boys' Federation
Glee Club 3-4
TrackFire Squad 3
Tim.MA Herbert ThelLewis and Ctark
Glee ClubCrocheting CommitteeWeighing and Measuring Com-
mittee 3
Alfred Hn.i.
Worlev, IdahoBasketball 4Track 4Hoys' FederationSenior Honor Roll
At
Doris Hoffman DoryMedical Lake Hiijh
Girls' League "Gossip Staff" 4
Senior Honor Roll
Waiter Hoi.i.f.y
Vancouver HighMath Club 4
Football 3-4
Track 3
Fire Squad 4
Walt
Fred Homad FreddieNorth Central
National Honor Society 4
Vice President Radio Club 4
Cosmic Club 4
"R ' Club 2-3-4
Basketball 2
Band 2-3-4
Track 2 3-4
Senior Honor Roll
I.EAII JaqcesBemiss
French Club 3
Basketball I
Pirate Girl 3
Handy Andy 1
Gym Office 2
Leah
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Al JohnstonWhitman
Boys' Federation
Al
Dknise Johnson DennxeCentral Valley
Home Kconomics Club Secre-tary 3
Home Kconomics Club Presi-dent 4
G. A. C. 4Harding Debate Club 4
Cosmic Club 3-4
Champion Basketball TeamBasketball 2-3-4
Baseball 2-3-4
Tumbling 2-3
Volleyball 2-3
Record Staff 4Annual Staff 4
Handy Andy 2Girls' league Honor Roll
Big Sister 3
"The Showoff" 4
"The Whole Town's Talking" Publicity Chairman 4
Esther Johnson GigghsWhitman
National Honor SocietyRogers Service ClubPresident 10B ClassRoom Representative 4
Basketball 1-2
Tumbling 1-2
Baseball 1-2
Student Council 1-4
Treasurer Girls' League 4
Girls' League Honor Roll
Big Sister 3-4
TutorConduct BoardGirls' League CouncilChairman Inter- School Re-
lation CommitteeScholastic Honor Roll 1-2-3-4
Senior Honor Roll
RubinoffRaoul KauffmanBemiss
President Rifle Club 4
Footlights Club 4
Rifle Club 4
Track 1
Football 2All-Northwest High SchoolSymphony 2-4
"Ghost Train" 3
"The Whole Town's Talk-ing" 4
"The Showoff" 4
Norris Keeler NorrieRegal
Cosmic Club 4Quill and Scroll 4
Football 2-3
Track 1-2
President Handicraft Depart-ment
Record Staff 4Assistant Editor Annual 4
Mildred Kkimk; MidNorth Central
Girls' League Band and Or-chestra Group
School Orchestra 4
f5
£3
i 9
Eva KirkBemiss
"C" Club 3-4
Tumbling 2-3
Annual Staff 4Handy Andy 1-2
Kirkie
Kenneth KnowltonWhitman
Class President 3
Student Council 3-4
Fire Squad 4
"R" Club 2-3-4
junior Dramatic 2Footlights 3-4
Montero 2-3-4
Rifle Club 4Baseball 12-3-4Football Manager 2MusicSenior Honor Roll
Irwin KolbetIIoegan, Colorado
Track ManagerBoys* Federation
Shott/un
Ruby Leaf Sivc.teCentcrville, S. D.
Harding Debate Club 4
"C" Club 4Pirate Girl 4Band !-3-4
Glee Club 3-4
"Buccaneers" 4Dramatics Club 3
Harold Li nebarcer LimeyArlington
Sergeant at Arms CosmicClub 4
Sergeant at Arms Harding De-bate Club 4
"R" Club 2-3-4
Cosmic Club 4Harding Debate Club 3-4
I t. ball 4
Fire Squad 4Conduct Board Boys' Federa-
tion
Christmas CommitteeScholarship Committee Boys'
Federation
Mae Loihl MaBonncrs Ferry
Basketball 4
Girls' League
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Kemer MiCraith ElmElgin, North Dakota
Boys' Federation
June McDonald JuneWhitman
Harding Debate Club Secre-tary-Treasurer 4
Chairman Vocational Department 4
Sub Chairman EntertainmentDepartment 4
Harding Debate Club 3-4
Photoplay 1
Volleyball 1
Pirate Girl 4
Band 1-2-3-4
Orchestra 4
Music Librarian 3-4
Record Staff 4Annual Staff 4Scholastic Honor Roll 4
Girls' League Honor Roll
1-2-4
Girls' League Pep Band 3
Home Room President 4
Student Council 1
Girls' League Council 4
Senior Honor Roll
Kathryn McDougall KayoSt Xavicrs
Girls* Athletic Club 3-4
Basketball 2-3-4
Volleyball 1-2-3-4
Baseball 1-2-3-4
Tumbling 1-2-3
Hall Patrol 4
Glee Club 2Champion Basketball TeamChampion Volleyball Team 4
Senior Honor Roll
Richard McNamara DickRegal
Vice-President Hall Patrol 3-4
Vice-President German Club 3
Junior Dramatics 1-2
German Club 3-4
TrackFootball
Paul MackArlington
Basketball 3-4
Boys' FederationCub Edition Staff
Stub
Irene Madsf.nNorth Central
Girls* League
Boopy
Ray MathisWhitman
President "C" ClubQuill and Scroll 4
Fire Squad"C" Club 3-4
Conduct BoardAnnual Staff 4Record Staff 4
Rax
Jack MeyerRegal
National Honor SocietyFootlights 3-4
German Club 2-3
Band 1-2-4
Orchestra 3"The Whole Town's Ti
ing" 4
Fhkd M illerRegal
"R" Club 3-4
Fire Squad 3-4
"C" Club 4
Football 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3
Baseball 1-2-3-4
Ja-k
Fritz
GiltGoldsm Mim.erArlington
Home Economies Club 4
Basketball 2-3-4
Captain Champion BasketballTeam
Baseball 2-3-4
Tumbling 2-3
Volleyball 2-3-4
Study Hall Checker 3-4
Annual Staff 4
Leonora M iu.erBemiss
Girls* League
l.eona
CHAR1.ES MOFFATTWhitman
Tennis 3-4
Hall Patrol
Chuck
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Ed MoFfatt KamWhitman
Vice President Outdoor Life
Sergeant at Arms OutdoorLife
Anne MooseLongfellow
('iris' League
A n n
Cletus Morrow PeteWhitman
National Honor Society
Secretary Science Depart-
ment Boys' Federation
Math Club 3
Hall PatrolSenior Honor Roll
Virginia MoserWhitman
( Deceased)G. A. C. 4Harding Debate 3-4
Rogers Service ClubNational Honor Society
Big Sister DepartmentGirls' League CouncilTreasurer Girls' LeaguePirate Girl 4
Vice President HardingDebate 4
Beverly Mustard BeWhitman
Treasurer Home EconomicsClub 3
Vice President Home Eco-nomics Club 4
Home Economics Club 2 3-4
Girls' Athletic Club 4
Basketball 1-2-3
Baseball 1-2-3
Volleyball 1-2-3
Tumbling 2-3
Record Staff 4Annual Staff 4
Scholastic Honor Roll 1-2
Lorraine NelsonWhitman
Volleyball 1-2
Baseball 1-2
Basketball 1-2
Cub Edition Staff
Nels
Donald NewtonHavermale
"R" Club 2
Golf
John Ortner JohntneCooper
Rogers Service ClubNational Honor Society 4
President German Club 1
President Junior DramaticsClub 2
Secretary Footlights 3
Sergeant at Arms Footlights 3
Vice President Boys' Federa-tion Department 4
Junior Dramatics Club 2
Footlights Club 3-4
Cosmic Club 3-4
DebateChairman of School DancesSenior Honor Roll
Ibrv OstnessWhitman
Sergeant at ArmsClub 2
German Club 1-2
Football 3
Operetta 4Fire Squad 4
Glen Pebi.esCooper
Class President"R" Club 3-4
BasketballTrackRecord Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
lb
German
Lanke
HelenHelen PerryArlington
Indoor Baseball 1-2
Basketball 1-2
Volleyball 1-2
Record Staff 4
Nurse's Office 4
Annual Staff 4Gym OfficeHandy Andy
Marcaret Pike MargaretCheney Junior High
Knitting DepartmentCourtesy Department
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Verna Pressley BrownieLewis and Clark
Rogers Service ClubRoom Representative 3-4Hall Patrol 4Library Worker 3
Berneil Preston BcrmcHamilton
Chairman Camp Craft 4G A. C. 4Volleyball 4
Baseball 4
Basketball 2Tumbling 1
Tennis 1
Orchestra 4
Girls' League CouncilCamp Craft
Scyntiiia Pyne GertieRegal
Home Economics ClubRogers Service Club"R" ClubCaptain of Champion Volley-
ball TeamBasketballBaseballChampion Basketball TeamTumblingWinner Skill TestTennis 2 3-4
Intramural TennisGirls' League Dramatics De-partment
TutorStudy Hall Checker 4
Bob RalstonHavermale
Rogers Service ClubHall PatrolArt Club 3-4
Beginner's BandStage CrewYell Leader
Rusty
RamieAl. M a RamevBemiss
9A Class President 1
G. A. C President 4G. A. C. 3 4Harding Debate Club 3-4
Basketball 2-3-4
Volleyball 12-3-4Baseball 1-2-3-4
Tumbling 1-4
Champion Basketball Team3Va Year GraduateRecord Staff 4Annual Staff 4Student Council 1-4
Chairman of Dance Committee
Handy Andy 2-3Honor Roll 1-3-4
Las Gitanas 1-2
Senior Honor Roll
Marian Renfro RennyWhitman
National Honor SocietyPresident Girls' League 4President Home Economics 3President French Club 3-4Treasurer Home EconomicsClub 4
Secretary-Treasurer HomeEconomics Club 1
Home Economics Club 2-3-4French Club 3-4Harding Debate Club Hon-orary Member
Volleyball 12-3Basketball 1-2
Basehall 1-2-3
Tumbling 1-2
Championship Debate Team 4Girls' League Honor Roll
1-2-3-4
Big Sister 1-2-3
TutorStudent Council 4Girls' League Conduct Board 4Girls' League Council 4Senior Honor Roll
MAXIKB Rl N ear MaekyRegal
Vice President Girls' League 4President Four Star Club 4Vice President Home Econom-
ics Club 4
Vice President Four StarClub 3
Home Economics Club 3-4Four Star Club 2-3-4
G. A. C. 4Baseball 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Volleyball 1-3-4
Tumbling 1-2
Captain Volleyball 2Champion Volleyball Team 4Big Sister 4Tutoring 1
Handy Andy 1-2-3
Champion Basketball Team 4Room Representative 3Girls' League Honor RollVice-President Girls' League
Virginia Rizzuto GinArlington
Secretary Public Utility De-partment 3
Basketball 1-2
Basehall 1-2
Volleyball 1-2
Record Staff 4Annual Staff 4Girls' League "Gossip" Staff 4Hall Patrol 4Honor Roll 1-4
Nurse's Office 2-3
Tutor 1
Gym Office 2Girls' League Honor Roll
1-2-3 4120 Word Shorthand Pin
Francfs Rogers FrannyLogan
"C" Club 3
Handy Andy 2Scrapbook Committee 1
Phyllis Ai.kerta Rouse Ph\lLatah
BasketballVolleyballTennis
Harvey Ryan UarvHamilton
Baseball 1-2-3
OrchestraAssistant Director "Show-
off" 4Fire SquadChairman Entertainment De-partment Boys' Federation
Cub Edition Staff
Zenis RyanWhitman
Junior Dramatic Club 1
Spanish Club 3Four Star Club 4Basketball 1-2
Baseball 2Volleyball I
Cookie
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Boh Sanders BobNorth Central
"C" Club 3
Glee Club 1-2-3-4
Record Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
"The Lucky Jade" 2"Pickles" 3
"Buccaneers'* 4Honor Roll 2
Myrtle Sen alike MyrtRegal
Rogers Service ClubVolleyball 2-4
Chairman Dramatics Group ofGirls' League
Chairman Embroidery Groupof Girls* League
Gerai.dine ShawRegal
Rogers Service ClubNurse's Office 4Hall Patrol 4
Annual Staff 4
Jerry
Boi Shulkin BobMarshall Junior High
Vice President Rifle ClubSecretary Rifle Club 4Cosmic Club 4Rifle Club 4
Montero Club 2-3-4
Baseball 2-3-4
Student Council 4
Record Staff 3
John SighonBemiss
Boys' Federation
John ny
Louise Stone MickeyLongfellow
Chairman Hiking Committee
Virginia Smith wickLeu'is and Clark
Cosmic Club 4
Girit' League
Ginger
M
i
i.dked Strand MillvIVhitman
G. A C.Baseball 1-2-3-4
Volleyball 1-2-3-4
Basketball 2-3-4
3 ,/fc
Year GraduateBandBig SisterHandy AndyGym OfficeSenior Honor Roll
Curtis Tang CuttiVilliston, N. D.
National Honor SocietyFootlights Club"R" ClubVice President Boys' Federa-
tion
Baskethall 3-4
Baseball 3-4
Hand 3-4
Footlights OrchestraSenior Honor Roll
Truda TavaresBemiss
Record Staff 3 4
Annual Staff 4Hall PatrolQuill and Scroll 4
Trude
Leonard Thompson ThompsWhitman
National Honor SocietyRogers Service ClubSergeant at Arms Junior
Dramatic ClubSecretary Hall PatrolVice President Hall PatrolPresident Hall PatrolFour Star ClubGerman Club 3-4
"R" Club 3-4
Rifle Club 4
Tennis 3-4
Boys' Federation ProjectCommittee 3
Puddle SquadSenior Honor Roll
Nor man ThompsonRegal
Quill and Scroll 4President Rifle ClubCosmic Club 4Footlights Club 3-4
Paddle Squad 2-3
Track 1-2
Basketball 1-2
Record Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
"Ghost Train" 3Fire Squad 4
Room Representative
Norm
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Talbott Tripp TalBemiss
Baseball 1
Tennis 4Basketball 1
Record Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
Mary Kathbvn Trie KockRegal
National Honor SocietyPresident German Club 4
Vice President 9A ClassChairman Tutoring Commit-
tee 4
Four Star Club 2-3
German Club 3-4
Girls' League Honor Roll
G. A. C. 4Volleyball 1-2-3-4
Champion Basketball TeamBasketball 1-2-3-4
Baseball 1-2-3-4
Tumbling 1-2
Big Sister 3-4
Record Staff 4Handy Andy 1-2
Cub EditionAnnual Staff 4Tutoring 1-4
Room Representative 2-4
Senior Honor Roll
If abel Ttrner MaybelleBemiss
Secretary tierman Club I
Spanish Club 2-3-4
German Club 3-4
Big SisterHall PatrolSenior Honor Roll
1<ouis Vf.nti m ic.lio I'entiConzaga
"C Club President 3
Harding Debate Club 4
Basketball 4
Baseball 4All School Play Assistant
DirectorAnnual StaffOperettaCub Kdition Staff
Marti a Vi nckntKennewii k
Footlights 4Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4
Girls' Sextette 2-3
Operetta 2-3
L.LOYD Wai.chNorth Central
Boys' Federation
Lloyd
Frances Walker FranneyJohn Burroughs Junior
HighRogers Service ClubNational Honor Society 4President Art Club 4Secretary-Treasurer French
Club 3
Vice President Art Club 3Manager Paint Crew 3-4
French Club 2-3-4
Art Club 2-3-4
Stage Crew 2-3-4
Scholastic Honor Roll 1-2-3-4
Cafeteria WorkerSenior Honor Roll
Lorn Wallace BumRegal
National Honor SocietyRogers Service ClubVice President FootlightsClub 3
President Footlights Club 4
Secretary-Treasurer Art Club 3
Secretary Montero Club 4Senior Class PresidentArt Club 2-3-4
Footlights Club 3-4
Montero 2-3-4
Rogers Service Club 4
;R" Club 3-4
Tennis 3-4
Student Council 4Stage Crew 1-2-3-4
Art Editor Annual 4Senior Honor Roll
RuthI Wallace BlaektrLongfellow
Rogers Service ClubReporter French Club 3
Cosmic Club 3-4French Club 2-3-4
Room RepresentativeStudy Hall Worker
Dale Watson ClarkSalem Nigh
Rogers Service ClubBasketball Manager 4"R" Club 3-4
"C" Club 4
Robert Weaver BobWhitman
Rogers Service Club 2-3-4Fire Squad 3-4
Sergeant at Arms of Boys'Federation 3
Secretary Boys' Federation 4President Boys' FederationPresident "R" ClubSecretary Student Council 2Treasurer Montero Club 4Montero Club 2-3-4
"R" Club 2-3-4
Baseball 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-3
Record Staff 4Annual Staff 4Student Council 2-4
Leonora WeberMarycliff
French ClubOrchestra 4"Pickles""The Buccaneers"
Lec
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Lillian WegnerBemiss
Girls' League
la
Ha:elHazki. WelshSt Xavicr
Baseball 1-2
Volleyhall 1-2
Basketball 1-2
"Buccaneers""The Lucky Jade""Pickles"C.lee ClubRecord Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
Study Hall Checker
'I'm- man West TruColumbia
National Honor Society
Fire SquadHall Patrol
Vice President Cosmic C lul> 4
President Science DepartmentBoys' Federation 4
Track 3Baseball 1
Senior Honor Roll
Jack WheelerLongfellow
Quill and Scroll .1-4
Rifle Club 4
"R" ClubManager 3
3Va Year GraduateMusicAnnual StaffFreshman Yell LeaderRecord Staff
George WhitingLongfellow
Boys' Federation
Smilev
Joe
Guam Wioner Peggyflagstone Idaho
National Honor Society 4
Harding Debate Club 3-4
Four Star Club 4
Girls' League Honor Roll
1-2-3-4
Senior Honor Roll 4
Big Sister 3
Girls' League CouncilChairman F.ntertainment De-
partmentBand SOrchestra 2-3-4
Concert MistressRecord Staff 4
Cub EditionAnnual Staff 4
Quill and Scroll 4
Kvelyn Williams BabeArlington
Sub Chairman Vocational Department 4
Harding Debate Club 4
French Club 2 3-4
Volleyball 1
Pirate Girl 4
Orchestra 4
Band 2-3-4
Girls' League Honor Roll 1
Girls' League Pep Band 3
Kl-genk WirsciiBemiss
"R" Club 2-3-4
"C" Club 4
Track 1-2 4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Football 1-2
Baseball 1
Recoril Staff 4
Annual Staff 4Fire SquadYell Leader 1
h'ahhil
Due*Jack WollastonSt. Francis
Quill and Scroll 3-4
Secretary Quill and Scroll 3
Class Secretary 3
Vice President Quill andScroll 4
Vice President Montero Club .1
Secretary of Athletic Department Boys' Federation 4
Secretary Boys' Federation 4
Montero 2-3-4
Cosmic 4Math Club 4
"R" Club 2-3-4
Football 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4
Record Staff 3 4
Annual Staff 3
Student Council 3
Conduct Board Boys' Federa-tion
Fire Squad 3-4
Fire Chief 4
Bette Wood Bellyl.ont/fcllow
French Club 2-3-4
Sergeant at Arms FrenchClub 4
Senior Honor Roll
Dorothy WornickWhitman
Conduct BoardSpanish Club 2-3
Bas-ball 1-2-3
Basketball 1-2-3
Tumbling 2 3Basketball Captain
IviB WuNDMtLICflHamilton
Harding Debate Club 4
Volleyball 1-2
Baseball Captain 1-2
Room Rt-presentative 1
Record Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
Study Hall Checker 3
Handy Andy 1-2
I key
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Ki.sik Zkkrst VrpsLongfellow
Rogers Service ClubNational Honor SocietySecretary G. A. C. 4President 11B ClassGirls' Athletic Club 3-4
Home Economics Club 3
Basketball 1-2-3
Volleyball 1-2-3
Tumbling 1-2-3
M-s-ball 1-2-3
('.iris' League Big SisterBookkeeper Rogers Record *
Senior Honor Roll
JUNE CLASS HISTORY
Three of seven presidents elected by the June 1937 class during their
career at Rogers have been girls. They were Thelina Hatenian, Ksther .John-
son and Elsie Zerbst. The boys were Glen Pebles, Forrest Burgess, KennethKnowlton and Lorn Wallace. No officers were elected in the fall of 193(5
as class organizations were replaced by the home room system.Those who have been officers of the class are as follows: Freshmen B
—
Thelma Bateman. president, Jack Fachon, rice-president; Marian Renfro.secretary-treasurer; Maxine Elliot, student council; Robert Dunn, yell leader.
Freshman A—(ilen Pebles. president; Mary Kathryn True, vice-president;James Force, secretary-treasurer; Mildred Kennedy, student council; IbbyOstness. yell leader.
Sophomore B—Esther Johnson, president; Cus McTigue. vice-president;Virginia Gilbert, secretary-treasurer; Thelma Bateman. student council; BobWeaver, yell leader; Lorn Wallace, treasurer. Sophomore A—Forrest Bur-gess, president; Fred Homad, vice-president; Jack Fachon. secretary-trea-surer; June McDonald, student council; Bud Adams, yell leader.
Junior B— Flsie Zerbst, president; Ira Glass, vice-president; Jack Wol-laston, secretary-treasurer; Doris Culverwell, student council; Fred Homad.yell leader. Junior A—Kenneth Knowlton, president; Jimmy Davis, vice-president; Jack Fachon. secretary-treasurer; Oscar Crain. student council;Bud Adams, yell leader.
Senior A—Lorn Wallace, president; Jack Fachon, vice-president; Juliallrown, secretary-treasurer.
JANUARY COMMENCEMENTWith Bill Campbell as toastmaster, Rogers' January graduating class
held a mythical banquet, January 2(5. as the theme of their graduation excer-cises. Toasts were given by various members of the graduating class.
Tableaux and skits were presented to emphasize the thoughts of the speakers.Miss Hazel Stevens supervized the production.
Addresses were also given by Valedictorian Frank Thiry and Saluta-torian Flin Valsvig.
JUNE COMMENCEMENTThe June Commencement exercises, presented by the special English
8 class under the direction of Ray G. Hubbard, depicts high school scenesrecalling the past.
The 1937 Pageant portrays scenes of students who. under correctguidance, are persuaded to take subjects which will be best suited to theirindividual requirements.
Clarence Zastrow ClarenceGrant High School Port-
land OregonCub Edition Staff 4Annual Staff 4Record Staff 4Boys' Federation 4
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FEATURES
First Bow: Heath. Colony, Ortner. Bevan, McGhee, Signorelli, Ratliff, Zumhoff, Hetherinir-ton, A. Peterson, West, Gaines, Felber. Serum! Kow : Glass. Knowiton, Hasklns, McDavJs,Williams, Wakeley, LiUse, Clemens. Hopkins, Felber, Batch. White, Jinnett. Thir.l Kow: Rey-nolds. Leavitt, Strantz. Chambers, Terry. Wallace, Young, B. Peterson. Sandberg-, Hanson,Alfstad.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Genevieve Bevan
Jack Leavitt
Kenny Knowiton
Edythe Colony
FIRST SEMESTER
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Lorraine FelberDon BalchEdythe ColonyGenevieve BevanLeonard HaskinsJuanita HopkinsHoward CoffnianGlen ChambersKenneth Knowiton1/orn WallaceBob StrantzSum Tort orcl I i
MEMBERS
K lea nor JinnettHelyn FelberJack LeavittDon McDavisMill PetersonAlma PetersonMarion OrtnerMarie ZumhoffF.d ReynoldsHoy WilliamsKathryn LuseAngelina Signorelli
Charles WakeleyKarl TerryFloyd NewellUntil HetheringtonPejrjry .lean F.lijah
Helen HatliffHex HansenGlen HurkhardtHetty GainesKathryn Westliarrv YoungBill Alfstad
The Student Council is the official governing body of the AssociatedStudents. This year class officers were not elected, so Council representationis according to Home Rooms. Advisers are Principal J. D. Meyer, Miss RoseFinnegan and J. M. Tewinkel.
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First Row: Stein. Weaver, Blake. Batenian. Burkhardt, Wilson. Meicho, Via. Blodgett.
Scott. Christianson. Cobb. Second Row: Casey. White, Hodgson. Renfro. Waters. Johnson.Carter. Pickens, Halght. Collin. West. Wigle. Alfstad. Case. Third Row: Thompson. McGuire,Ramey, Johnson. Deromedi, Patterson, Lipps, Bodey, Carter. Ventl. Shulkin. Hawkins, Bishop.
STUDENT COUNCIL
SECOND SEMESTER
Ray Patterson President
Thelma Batenian '. Vice-President
Glen Carter Secretary
Gladys White _ Treasurer
MEMBERS
Thelma Bateman Harriette Collin Beverly WilsonCilen Carter Rose Marie Bodey Kathryn WestKay Patterson George Stein David HaightGladys White Sam Ventl Mill AlfstadMarian Henfro Norma Thompson Vincent PickensSherman Blake Dorothy Scot I Dorothy WatersBob Shulkin Don Carter Jacqueline LowtberEsther Johnson Joseph McBreen Roger Irvine
Eugene Deromedi Roger Case Ruth ChristiansonAlma Ramey Inna I.ipps Marie WigleGail Hodgson Rosina Johnson Margaret lllodgett
Roy Bishop Mamie Jean Casey Edith MeichoJerry McGuire Willis Clem Victor CobbTheresa Via Glen Burkhardt Hob Weaver
Among the important projects of
been the Moving-Up (On. the matinee
conduct supervision in convocations and
the Student Council this year have
dances, the play hours and student
in the halls.
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
FIRST SEMESTER
Prank Thiry President
Jane ConnorJohn OrtncrJunt- HelleJack Meyer
MKMKKRS
Ferry AmbroseI .rli i JonesFrank ThiryHelen Hlckok
Lorraine FelberHill Campbell(!len I.use
Genevieve Bevan
Frances WalkerElsie ZerbstLorn WallaceCladys WitlnerFred Homad
Xi;\V MI7MHKRS
Fleanor JinnettKdytlie ColonyHoward ClukeyKlin ValsvigAnita Ilinslmw
Arthur HughesKiijrene liyseggerMildred FrenchCarmine SorianoVirginia Moser
Character, scholarship, leadership and service are the qualities a studentmust possess to become a member of the National Honor Society. Teachersvote on the students to he tapped. A flaming- torch mounted on a keystoneis the emblem of the society.
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First Row: I^eavitt. Wallace, Browned. Tantr. Hlake. TMir. Kachon. Second Row: Colony.Bateman. Zerbst, Jinnett. Schroeder. Honiad. Thompson, Ortner. Third Row: Bevan. Wise.Widner. Hearn, Levos. Glass. Fahey. Cooney. Renfro. Connor. Fourth Row: Barth. Johnson.Hallsteln. Meyer. Patterson. Clukey. West. Morrow. Walker. True.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
SECOND SI M ESTER
Fnink Tliir.v President
Frances WalkerElsie ZerbstI x»rn WallaceGladys Widner
Don MoDnvisKatherine FaheyMary Kathryn TrueNorma IleaniInez SehroederEsther JohnsonCurtis TangSherman Hlake
MBMRERS
Fred HoniadJack MeyerEleanor JinnettKdythe Colony
NEW MKMBICRSJack I.eavitt
June CarlsonTruman WestDorothy CooneyKay PattersonCletus MorrowJuanita KarthEdna Wlat
Howard ClukeyFrank ThiryGenevieve BevanArthur Hughes
Marion OrtnerMargaret I.evos
Jack EachonTliclma BatemanMarian Ken froJohn HrownellI xiinard ThompsonAdeline Ilallstein
Twenty-four new members were given the highest honor John R. Rogerscould award them on April 23. when they were tapped for the National
Honor Society. Principal .1. 1). Meyer and Vice-Principal E. R. Jinnett are
tin- advisers. The annual initiation banquet is held in June.
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First Row: Hlnshaw. Huntley, Carlson, Mountain. Jinnett. Rinear. Renfro, Brown. Wilson.Sri-mid Row: Moser, Casey, Uncecum, Bevan, Kelber, French, Zumhoff, Wdtlner, Connor.
GIRLS' LEAGUE
FIRST SEMESTERLorraine Felber President
Lucille Huntley Vice-President
Eunice Wilson Secretary
Mildred French '. Treasurer
DEPARTMENT CHAIRMKN
Jane Connor Big Sister
Julia Brown VocationalJune Carlson HandicraftGenevieve Bevan Public Utility
Ignore Lincecum Social ServiceYvonne Mountain Social EtiquetteBerneil Preston Camp CraftMarie Zumhoff PuppetryMamie Jean Casey DramaticsGladys Widner Music and DancingEdna Wise Lyceum
The Girls' League was entirely revised during the fall semester of 193(i.Many new departments were formed, giving more opportunities for work inthe League. Miss Hose Finnegan is adviser.
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GIRLS' LEAGUE
SECOND SEMESTEB
Marian Renfro President
Maxine Rinear Vice-President
Eleanor Jinnett Secretary
Esther Johnson Treasurer
DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN
Juanita Barth Big Sister
June McDonald - Vocational
June Carlson Handicraft
Mildred Hansen Public Utility
Loretta Huneke Social Service
Yvonne Mountain _ Social Etiquette
Alma Peterson Camp Craft
Grace McGhee Puppetry
Mamie Jean Casey Dramatics
Gladys Widner Music and Dancing
The spring semester developed to a fuller extent the newly organizeddepartments. Bi-monthly publications of the Girls' League Gossip depictedthe various accomplishments of the departments.
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BOYS' FEDERATION
FIRST SI'.M ESTER
Don Balch President
Carmine Suriano Vice-President
Jack Wollaston — Secretary
Oscar Crain Sergeant-at-Arms
COMMITTEE HEADS
John Ortner Scholarship
Bill Campbell _ Christmas
Bob Weaver Project
DEPARTMENTS
Department Chairman Adviser
Si>orts Howard Coffman _ Henry Bendele
Outdoor Life Dale Fairbura I,. W. Saltz
Handicraft _Norris Keeler C. E. KussumEntertainment Sam Venti R. G. Huhhard
Science and Adventure -Frank Thiry I. R. Minzel
Every boy in school claims membership in the Boys* Federation. Friend-
liness and guidance in school work and sponsorship of the boys' interests are
the goals of the Federation.
(ieneral meetings on the final Monday of each month alternate with
departmental meetings on the second Monday, all under the general direction
of the executive committee. J. M. Tewinkel is adviser.
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Kirst Kow: Weaver. 8aco»d How: < « lass, Thiik. Akins
BOYS' FEDERATION
SECOND SI M ESTER
Bob Weaver 1 President
Curtis Tang — Vice-President
Ira Glass Secretary
Frank Akins SergeaiU-at-Armg
COMMITT 10K HKADS
.John Ortner - Scholarship
Ixonard Thompson - - Project
Don Balch Conduct
I.orn Wallace - Mixer
DB AKT.MKXTS
Department Chairman
Sports ._ Sam Tortordli
Outdoor Life Dale Pairbarn
Handicraft Norris Kceler
Kntertainment Harvey Ryan
Science and Adventure Truman West
Adviser
Henry Hendele
L, W. Salt/.
. C. K. Russiim
R. G. Hubl>ar<l
I. R. Ifbud
The Hoys' Federation is divided into five departments; Entertainment.
Athletic. Outdoor Life. Science and Adventure, and Handicraft, which func-
tion under faculty sponsorship. Each boy chooses his own field of interest
and enrolls in that department.
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First Row: Peterson. Hatcman. Cox. Oritur. Drake, Colony, Connor. Weaver. Blake. SecondKow: Wallace. Cooney. Hann. Walker. Zumhoff, Sehallke. Wallace, Watson. Peterson. ThirdRow: St. Onee. Hanson. Hallsteln. Shaw. Johnson. Thompson. Patterson, Ortner, Creed, Fuller-ton.
ROGERS SERVICE
MEMBERS
Mildred Peterson Anita Hinshaw Leonard BogenreifNorma I learn Marion Ortner Alma PetersonMildred French Verlalne Sale Jane ConnerKdythe Colony Frances Walker Helen Kelley
Virginia Moscr Carolyn Hann Ruthe WallaceHelen Hiekok Keith Campbell Ila HetheringtonMyrtle Schalike Bill Campbell Fannie FarroKlin Valsvijr Hay Patterson Edna WiseVerna Pressley Dale Watson Elsie Zerbst
Marie /timhoff John Ortner Lorn WallaceWinnie Drake Sherman Blake Glen ChambersKvelyn Diedrick Ira (ilass Eugene ByseggerVera Peterson Noel Hosea Clarence AndersonMavis Owen Ray Creed Kenny BonnerHelen Mack Ted Oster Tom AndersonJerry Ambrose Dick Hayes Kenny KnowltonVernadine Richter Boh Weaver Leonard ThompsonDorothy Cooney Tom Anderson Al HarrisThelma Hatcman Kenny Randolph Chester JohnsonGenevieve Bevan Louis Drinkman Kendall RyanLorraine Felhcr Stewart Burkhardt Doris Anderson
MOW MKMBKKS
Doria Kail Lily Thompson Harry Hoisinpton
Jerry Shaw Charlotte Brooks Frank Nelson
Gail Hodgson Florence St. Onftc Sidney MeadAdeline Hallstein Marian Cox Leonard Haskins
Esther Johnson Dick McNamara Ray PullertonNorma Waller Raymond Oswald Bob Ralston
Warner Burrill
The Rogers Service club is an honorary society for students who havedone outstanding work for tlic school. Thev are recommended for member-ship by the faculty. Mr. Coburn and Mr. Jinnett are the advisers.
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First Row: MeGhee, Drake. Helle, Ralston, Class, Walker, ( Vain. Burniece. S< wl BOW!Mr. Hughes (adviser). Zumhoff, I.one. Wallace, Peterson, Dailey, Blake. Third Knw: Linden.Haiinmartner. Hiiircs.s, Hern. Campbell, Creed, Ryan.
ART
First Semester Second Semester
Frances Walker
Marie '/.uinhoff
Nora Dailey
Ralph Berg
President _ _ Forest Burgess
... Vice-President _ Winnie Drake
Secretary-Treasurer Alma Peterson
Srriirant-at-. t rms Eugene Deromedi
Don RaichKlmer RaumgartnerRalph BergForest BurgessBill CampbellSon DaileyWinnie Mae Drake
MHMBIORS
I .ester I.ongAlma Peterson
Bob RalstonKendall RyanLorn WallaceFrances WalkerJulia West
Marie /.uinhoff
Sherman BlakeClara BurneiceLois CraneRay CreedJack Linden(race McGhee
Gene DeromediVirginia Simonson
NEW MHM1IKRS
Pauline Bullaril
Ix-wis FreemanJames HubbardJune Summers
'I'ht' object of the Art club is to promote activities and interests in art.
Each member must have marked ability in arts and crafts. This year the club
is studying photography and puppetry. F. C. Hughes is the adviser.
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First How: Kond, I^eaf, Morse. Eaclon. Adams. Krye. Kirk. Venti. Bonser. Second Kim :
Thompson. L. Venti, Mathis, Craln, Davis. Mr. Becher (adviser). Barber, Farmer. Watson.
First Semester
Louis Venti
Mary Jane Wolferman
Thelma Bateman
I'rrnident
Vire-I'reaident
Si ru in rii- Treanu re
r
Seryennt-nt-.i rms
Second Semester
Ray Mathis
Laura Morse
Marjorie Simonson
Dale Watson
Krvin BarberThelma BatemanViolet BeckmanClyde BemisGladys BonserMarian BonserHclyn BowersVirginia KryeMildred Hanson
MKMBKKS
Kntli I Ii therlngtonEva KirkDorothy LarsonHay MathisLillian MeadowsKlsie MorsLaura MorseMarjorie SimonsonDale Watson
Gladys WhiteBill WolfermanMary Jane WolfermanLouis VentiLouise BondBetty WardFsthcr CarlsonI'ii uli ne Poole
I.eonard BottgerRussell ThompsonGene WirschBoh TreffryHarvey Farmer
NICW MKMB1CRS
.lack Bachon
.Mm DavisFred Miller
Huhy LeafNorman Viles.John Osso
.lerry RiceOscar GrainBud AdamsHoward De La ti
Glen lvhlesrange
The purpose of the "C" club is to acquaint .students with those aspects
of the government with which they will have to deal as voters in later life
and to offer opportunities for social intercourse. The adviser is E. T. Becher.
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First Row: Levoa, Kllcr, McGulre, Llnebarifer, NelsoiAkins. Drnise Johnson, Peterson, Hnikh.ir.lt. Srcunil Itnu•:
Brown, Kelber, Wallace, Smlthwlck, Wilson. Shaw, Mock. Nelson, llomail, DcromciliRow: Wis. . Kaliey. Carlson, Thompson, K.-. l. r, Siiulkln, Campbell, Huil-css Jones Dickson. Ortner, Patterson, Clukey.
ill
LyburgerNelson
Wollaston, Carter,Bakriaon, Lcavltt,
II. .in;..!. Diroiuiill
W.st,Tang.Tlilr<l
John-
COSMIC
First Semester
Harry Mills
Clifford BrownKdna Nelson
President
— Viee-Preiident
Secretary-Treasurer
Second Semester
Clifford BrownTruman West
Marialese Kller
Frank AkinsJosephine BlockClifford BrownMary BurkhardtBill CampbellJune CarlsonGlen CarterHoward ClukeyKufrene DeromediMarialese EllerHelyn FelberKatherine Fahey
m kmhkks
Fred HomadLorraine JacjucsDenise JohnsonJack JonesWarren KohlerJack I.eavitt
Margaret I-cvos
Harold UnebargerJcrrv MctiuircHarry MillsKdna NelsonJohn Ortner
Walter PeerKay PattersonFrank ThiryKtliel SakrisonI li N il ShawBlanclu- ShiosakiCarmine SurianoKutlie WallaceTruman WestKunice WilsonKdna WiseJack Wollaston
NKW MKMHIORS
Norris Keeler l»la PetersonForrest Burgess Virginia SmithwickBob Shulkin Ira G1*M(jloria I.ybcrgcr
Scientific demonstrations, experiments, lectures, industrial trips, andsocial activities constitute most of the activities of the Cosmic dub, frvid It.
Minzel is the adviser.
Clayton TangDick JohnsonCarl NelsonNorman Thompson
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First Row: Felber. Ortner. Vincent, French, Marsh. Jinnett. Signorelli. .1. Smith, Mr. Purely
(adviser), s. ml Row: Wallace, M. Smith. Zumhoff. Chambers. Carlson. Hy-segner. J. Ortner.
Patterson. Third Row: Thompson. Kauffman. Hayes, Johnson. Meyer, Campbell, Clukey, Knowl-ton.
FOOTLIGHTS
First Semester Second Semester
Dick Hayes President - - Lorn Wallace
Lorn Wallace Vice-President _ Marion Ortner
Eleanor Jinnett . Secretary-Treasurer _ Angelina Signorelli
ilelyn Felber Corresponding Secretary
Hay Patterson Sergeant-nl-Arms Dick Johnson
MEMBERS
Howard ( Ink, y Dick Hayes June Smith
Helyn Felber Norman Thompson Dick Johnson
Hay Patterson Lorn Wallace Marliene Smith
(Men Chambers Jack Meyer Helen MarshJuanita Hopkins Kenny Knowlton Marcia Vincent
Kugcnc Hyscggcr Mildred French Keith Campbell
Eric Carlson Curtis Taag Eleanor Jinnett
John Ortner Angelina Signorelli
NKW MKMBKRS
Dorothy Larson Haoul Kauffman Harriette Collin
Marie Zumhoff Noel Hosea Don Johns<in
Brace Moock
The 1'ootliglits club is for the junior and senior dramatists of the school.
Four cons arc given each year, and during the course of the year parties and
an outing are held. Footlights cluh also has an orchestra consisting of ten
pieces. J. L. Purdy is the adviser.
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FRENCH
First Semester
Marian Henfro
Frances Walker
Frances Williamson
_ President
Vice-President
Set- ritn rii- Treax u re r
Second Semester
Marian Henfro
Frances Walker
Frances Williamson
Juanita BarthLillian BonnerF.vart BowersHarrictte Collin
Virginia CutlerDon McDavisBeth Drake.Ferry Kricson
MKMMKKS
Dorothy GumpNorma HearnViolet HoffmanBdna NelsonMartin l'almquist
Alma PetersonMarian KtnfroFrances Walker
Kuthe WallaceLeonora WeherEvelyn WilliamsFrances WilliamsonPatricia WillmoreHette WoodIsahelle Wycoff
The French club was organized to promote a better understanding ofthe French people and their language. To become eligible for niemberslii]).
a .student must have studied French. Miss .Marion G. LeFevre is the adviser.
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First Row: Newman. Schroeder, Waller. True, Cooney, Heisler. Second Bow: Mrs. Bovee(adviser). Zurllnden. Carter, Thompson. Curryer. Kelley. Third Row: Leavitt, Carlson, Mc-Namara, Meyer, Olson.
GERMAN
Mary Kathryn True - President
Jack Leavitt vVice-President
Dorothy Cooney Treasurer
Mabel Turner Secretary
Dick McNamara Sergeant-at-Arms
MEMBERS
Eric Carlson Inez Schroeder Leonard ThompsonBetty Kelley Ralph Lower Dick JohnsonGlen Carter .lack Meyer Hose Marie BodeyGladyce Scbindler Josej>hine Block
NEW MEMBERS
LaVernia Quaschnik Roy Williams Magdalene GehrkeBlaine Waller Donald Olson Holand Heisler
Kva Whitney Annie Newman Flora CurryerViolet Wilson Thelma Jones Don Diediker
Hazel Zurlinden Ksther Flemmer
The German club is promoted to interest more students in German.Parties are held during the year, and an outing each spring. Mrs. MarieBovee is the adviser.
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First Row: T. Via. Brown Collin, Mott, Strand. Ramey, Johnson, Rinear, Freeman, HJcks.McDougall. K. Via. Seeond Row: Peterson, Mustard. Zerbst, Preston, Carlson. Hallstein. MissPerkins (adviser), Anderson. Zurlinden, Hearn, True, Burkhardt, Schroeder.
G. A. C.
First Semester Second Semester
Helen Shaw President Alma RameyHelen Hiekok Vice-President Julia BrownAnn Hunt Secretary Elsie ZerbstJune Buhrer Treasurer Mary Burkhardt
MEMBERS
Barbara Anderson Lucille Huntley Alma RameyJulia Brown Liorraine Jaques Maxine RinearJune Buhrer Helen Joy Marjorie ReynoldsMary Burkhardt Kathryn McDougall Helen ShawI»rraine Felber Peggy McLean Rose ViaNorma Heam Beverly Mustard Eunice WilsonHelen Hickok Edna Nelson Elsie ZerbstAnn Hunt Mildred Peterson
NEW MEMBERS
June Carlson Loeta Hicks Mary Kathryn TrueHarriette Collin Gerald ine Mott Mildred StrandMargaret Freeman Berneil Preston Hazel ZurlindenAdeline Hallstein Denise Jolmson Theresa Via
Inez Scbroeder
The Girls' Athletic club is for those who are active in sports and earnenough points to entitle them to belong to the club. They make the emblemsfor Girls' League, as well as the pom-poms during the football season. Duringthe year they have several parties. Miss Mabel Perkins is the adviser.
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Flrxt Row: Glass. Kller. Colony, Tang. Moser. McDavls. Linebarger, Wollaston. Hodgson.Penna, Oas. Wunderlich, Leaf. Second Row: Mrs. Morrison (adviser), Kelley, Peterson. Carter.Oster, I.eavitt. Long. MeCuiie. Widner, Hill.-. Barney. Brown, Hearn, Del,a(;range. Third Row:Geisler, Deromedi, Akins, Crain, McBreen, Lyberger, Nelson, Stevens, McDonald, Williams.Barth, Johnson.
HARDING DEBATE
First Semester
Lelia Jones
Virginia Moser
Gail HodgsonIra Glass
President _Vice-President .....
Secret arii-Treasurer
Sergeant-at-Arms
Second Semester
Ira Glass
Marialese Eller
. June McDonaldHarold Linebarger
MKMIIKKS
Frank Akins (Jail Hodgson Alma RameyHelen Allen Lucille Huntley Kenny RandolphJerry Ambrose Ix'lia Jones Carmine SurianoJuanita Barth Helen Joy Clayton TangHeatryce Bruce Betty Kelley Norma WallerOscar Crain Jack Ix'avitt Gladys WidnerHoward De La Grange Harold Linebarger Maxine WidnerEugene Deromedi Lester I/ong Jack WollastonMarialese Eller Don McDavis C-arl NelsonLorraine Felber June McDonald Ralph StevensRobert Geisler Jerry McGuire Homer LybergerViola Getman Harry Mills Evelyn WilliamsIra Glass Virginia Moser June Ilelle
Norma Hearn Elmer Oas Jane Allison
m:\v mkmbkrs
Joe McBreen Denise Johnson Kdythe ColonyYvonne Mountain Kuby Leaf Glenn CarterLola Peterson Lucille Petrctee Ivie WimderlichBen Penna Clifford Brown
Harding Debate is out- of the largest clubs in the school, and its mainpurpose is to sponsor and support debate. Those who take debate becomehonorary members. Kach year the club gives its noted Harding Debatebanquet as well as two pay eons. Mrs. Iva Morrison is the adviser.
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Klr»l Ki.w: Tang. Williams. Widner, McDonald, Farro. Second K<iw : Lyberger, Helle,
McHreen.
HARDING DEBATE ORCHESTRA
First Semester
Helen Joy _ Piano
Harry Mills Violin
Gladys Wklner _ First Sax
June McDonald Tenor Sax
Kvelyn Williams Third Sax
Homer l,yberger Trombone
June Helle Trmmpet _
Clayton Tang Clarinet ..
F.lmer Oas DmiM
Second Semester
Fannie Farro
Clifford BrownGladys Wklner
J one McDonaldEvelyn William?.
Homer I.yberger
June Helle
Clayton Tang:
Joe McHreen
The Harding Debate club orchestra was organized in September to
play for the club banquet, cons, and school dances. Gladys. Widner directs
the orchestra. Mrs. Iva Morrison, adviser of Harding Debate, also is adviser
for the orchestra.
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First Row: Brown, Bateman. Carlson. B. Mustard. Culverwell, Carter. Pyne. Ruark. Nlko-tich. S<>< <hi«I Kow: Brooks. Cox. Renfro. Wycoff. Sakrison, Simonson. Knipfel, Flemlster ThirdKo» : Ednilston. Jinnett. M. Mustard. Zurlinden. Johnson, Busher, Falrburn.
HOME ECONOMICS
First Semester Second Semester
Denise Johnson President Julia BrownBeverly Mustard Vice-President Maxine Hinear
Treasurer Marian KenfroElaine Cook Secretary Georgina Nikotich
Social Secretary _ Agnes BusherDoris Culverwell _ Sergeant-at-Arms Thelma Bateman
Thclma BatemanAgnes BusherMary BrooksJulia BrownJune CarlsonMarian CarterEthel CoxMarion CoxDoris Culverwell
MEMBERS
Enid EdmistenHut he FalrburnVera FlemisterEleanor JinnettDenise JohnsonDelvina KnipfelGolden MillerBeverly MustardMargie Mustard
Georgina NikotichScynthia PyneMarian HenfroMaxine HinearArlene HuarkEthel SakrisonVirginia SimonsonHazel ZurlindenIsabel Wycoff
Tlie purpose of the Home Economics club is to promote higher idealsfor all the girls in the home economics field. Miss Edna Herrington is theadviser, assisted by Miss Thelma Thorne.
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First Row: Mclntee. Stoffer, Armstrong. Hearn, Waller, Saltz. Edmonson. Murphy. Cook.Thompson, Diedikor. Srruml Row: Hl.inchir. Kllcr. IVtcison. Miller. Bysegger, .Johnson. Carter.Ratllff, Young. Third R»w: Venti, Steele, Curryer, Rice, Ziegler, McBreen. Wagner, Gumm,Mr. Hubbard (adviser).
JUNIOR DRAMATIC
First Semester
Charles GummHelen Hatliff
Peggy Jean ElijahJack Eller
_ Pretident ....
Vice-PresidentSecretary-TreasurerSergeant-at-Arms
Second Semester
Helen Ratliff
Jack Eller
Mamie Jean Casey_ Elaine Waller
Bill BirchardGlen BurkhardtIsla ByseggerDon CarterMamie Jean CaseyHarold CurryerDon DiedikerFern EdmonsonPeggy Jean Elijah
MEMBERS
Jack EllerCharles GummGlenora HuntJoe McBreenKegina MclnteeMadeline MurphyMargaret Miller
Johnnie OssoDorothy PedersonHelen Hatliff
Marjorie RiceWarren Saltz
Eleanor SchroederCraig ThompsonThula TroneSam VentiElaine WallerMary Jane WolfermanGeorge Young
Anita ArmstrongHerman Blanche*Vivian Cook
NEW MEMBERS
Hosina JohnsonDon SteelePhyllis Stoffer
Max ThompsonStanley WagnerGeraJdine Ziegler
This club was organized for the younger thespians of the school, the
freshmen and sophomores only. Each year the club presents two cons, and
during the course of the year they give parties. Ray G. Hubbard is the adviser.
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Flr*»t Row: Thorson, Bruce, Ortncr, Summers, Adams. Wollaston. Second Kow: Maker.ISrownell, Hemis. Davis.
MATH
Clyde Bemis _ President
John Brownell Vice-President
Jimmy Davis 8ergennt-at-Arm*
MKMBERS
C lyde Bemis Jimmy Davis Jack WollasfaMJohn Brownell Frank Thiry Dick BakerJune Summers Wilbur Thorson Hob ShulkinHud Adams Marion Ortner Walter Holley
Beatiyoe Bruce
This club was started to interest students in mathematics and variousapplications. The adviser is W. E. Doolittle.
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Fir-.! How: McGudre, Carter Oster, Bonner. Brownell, W'ollaston, Knowlton. Shulkin. liurk-
l-anlt. Second Row: Lenvitt, Glass, Chambers. Mr. Black (adviser). Wallace, Foster. Kachon.Weaver.
MONTERO
First Semester Second Semester
Glen Chambers - President Kenny BonnerGlen Carter - - Secretary _ . Ted Oster
Bob Weaver Trtaivrer Lorn Wallace
Rob BergKenny BonnerJohn BrownellHob HurkhardlGlen CarterGlen ChambersJack EachonDale Foster
MEMBERS
Dale FairburnIra GlassKenny KnowltonJack IxavittDon McDavisJerrv McGnirel ed OsterHob Shulkin
Henry SweetLorn WallaceJack WollastonHob WeaverMiles KrtelDon I lines
George Jackson
The Montero clul) is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Its
purpose is to encourage all outdoor sports such as skating, short hiking
trips, and at least one visit to Mount Spokane a year. The adviser is J, YV.
Black.
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First Kiiw: Brown, Shiosaki. Barth, Iicvan. Widner. Cooney. Blaki-. Sci-mid Km : W'ollaston,Wheeler, Mathis, Keeler, Campbell, Chambers. Thompson, Mr. Byrne (adviser).
QUILL AND SCROLL
First Semester Second Semester
Anita Hinshaw President _ Julia BrownHelen Joy . Vice-President Jack WollastonJuanita Hopkins Recording Secretary Edna WiseGenevieve Bevan Corresponding Secretary Sherman BlakeJack Wollaston Treasurer _ _ Keith Campbell
MEMBERS
Genevieve Bevan Helen Hickok Blanche ShiosakiSherman Blake Anita Hinshaw Eunice WilsonJulia Brown Juanita Hopkins Jack WollastonKeith Campbell Lucille Huntley Jack WheelerDorothy Cooney I.elia Jones Edna Wise
Helen Joy
NEW MEMBERS
.Juanita Barth N'orris Keeler Norman ThompsonGlen Chambers Kay Mathis Gladys Widner
Truda Tavares
Quill and Scroll is the international honorary society for high schooljournalists. One must he experienced in writing, editing or business manage-ment in order to be a member. The adviser is L. T. Byrne.
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First Row: Morris. Winch, Weaver, Hearn, Candelero, Penna, Carter. Osso. Seeoml Row
:
Newton, Payne, Jackson, Reynolds, Pebles. Anderson, Crain, Eeavitt. Eachon, Freeman. ThirdRow: McGulre. Tang-, McDavis, G. Balch. Tortorelll, Glass, Davis, Knowlton, Adams, Bishop.Elnebarger. Fourth Row: Mr. Benjamin (adviser). Dembowski. Wheeler, Bland, Aklns, Thomp-son, ShauvJn, Miller, D. Balch, Curt Tang. Wollaston.
44R"
Bob Weaver President
Gene Balch Vice-President
Ira Glass Secretary
MEMBERS
Clarence Anderson Dale Watson George JacksonKenny Randolph Bob Weaver John OssoCarmine Suriano Dick Liberty Gene Shauvin
Oscar Crain Gene Wirsch Ray OswaldFred Miller Fred Homad Ben PennaJack Wollaston Harold Linebarger Bob Bland
Don Balch Bud Adams Jim Davis
Sam Tortorelli Don Newton Lewis FreemanHenry Sweet Ira. Glass Jerry AmbroseHoward Coffman Kendall Stansbury Norma HearnFrank Akins Jack Wheeler Amelia Candelero
Glenn Carter Forest Bishop Robert Berg
Jack I^avitt Boy Bishop Stuart Davis
Glen Pebles Jack Kachon Jerry McGuireEd Reynolds LaVerne Marier Leonard ThompsonClayton Tang Don Innes Lorn Wallace
Curtis Tang Bill McHarness Gene Balch
NEW MEMBERSHarold Payne Don McDavia
Those who earn their letters in any sport are given membership in the
"R" club. The club generally gives one con every year in addition to an
annual spring outing. M. J. Benjamin is the adviser.
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First Row: Blancher. Tang-, <;. Stein. Strand. Marsh, Lindgren, Hufford. PalmquUt, J.Stein. Second Row: Honiad, True, lievan. I'pdike. Anderson. Carter. Sparks. Mr. Kaman(adviser).
RADIO
Bob Strand _ PresidentFred Hamad _. Vice-PresidentWalt Uindgren SecretaryGeorge Stein TreasurerAllen Updike _ _ _ Sergeant-at-Arms
MEMBERSArt True Mob Strand Robert AndersonHarry Sparks George Stein Kenneth TangMan l)>dike Walt I.indgrcn John SteinKred Homad Douglas Carter Alfred BevanMartin Palincniist YVilbtrt Hufford Herman Blancher
The Radio club, as the name implies, was organized to promote interestin radio at Rogers. The main purpose of this club is to get an amateur licensefor each of its members. It is the newest club at Rogers. The adviser is
James Eaman.
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First Kow : Petty. Minnetti, T. Via, Bollard, K. Via. Julian. Jacoi, Arnaldo, Juliano. Farrell.
Second Bow : Mrs. Bovee (adviser), Fairburn, Bobo, Signorelli. Baker. Simpson. Stansbury.Foster, Patchen.
SPANISH
First Semester Second Semester
Warren Kohler - President - -— Theresa Via
Walter Peer Vice-President Angelina Signorelli
Dick Baker Secretary-Treasurer Mary Jacoi
John Petty _ - Sergeant-at-Arms Melvina Stansbury
MEMBERS
Mamie Arnaldo (Hen Luse Melvina Stansbury
Kichard Baker Ignore Lineecum Lily ThompsonViolet Beckman Lena Minetti Mabel Turner
Pauline Bullard Walter Peer Hose Via
Everett Pencil Warren Kohler Tla-resa Via
Mary Jacoi Mildred Peterson Eunice Wilson
Louise Julian John Petty Margaret Swart/.
Margaret Juliano Doris Reamer Lee Patchen
Margaret Levos Angelina Signorelli
NEW MKMKHKS
Jeanne Blodgetl Virginia Haumgartner Charles Cordis
Margie Beedle Kileen Cowles Clifford Jones
Margaret Bobo Pearl Kames Bill SimpsonIrving Anderson
The Spanish club is composed of students who have taken Spanish, andthe purpose of the club is to get students interested in what other countries
do. The adviser is Mrs. Marie Bovee.
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HALL PATROL-FALL
FIRE SQUAD-FALL
FIRE SQUAD-SPRING
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STUDY HALL, LIBRARY WORKERS-FALL
STUDY HALL, LIBRARY WORKERS-SPRING
HALL PATROL—FALLFirst Row: Whitney, Pressley, Nelsen. Corfield. Nerheim. Owen, Huneywell. Frye, Hansen.
Second Row: Sampson. Zurlinden, Frye, McDougall, Levos, DiLuzio. Homer, Shaw, Wagner.Tobler. Third Row: Ralston. Burrill. Moock, Bevan, McNamara, Bergman. Linden, Carter,Blancher.
h'IKK Sgi-AI") KALL
First Row: Tortorelli, Holley. Suriano. Sweet, Woliaston, Berg, Oswald, McDavis. Moffatt.Mr. Jinnett (adviser). Srt-ond Row: Randolph. Pebles, Tang. S. Davis. Miller, Balch. Crain,J. Davis, Bland.
FIRE SQUAD—SPRING
First Row: Weaver. Wirsch. Woliaston, Davis, Balch, Bemis. Second Row: McDavis,Knowlton, Adams. Mathis. Thompson, Crain, Linebarger.
STUDY HALL WORKERS—FALLFimt Row: McGhee, Starry, Lynch, Olson. Brooks, Levos, White. Miller, Welsh. Second
Row: Flanders, Renfro. Larson, Nelson, West, Crumbley, Hann, Thompson.
STUDY HALL AND LIBRARY WORKERS—SPRINGFirst Row: Ellse, Gaines, Knlpfel. Palmiter, Olsen, Carter, Bulls. Second Row: Wallace.
Renfro, Bernstein, Levos, Widner. Nelson, Crumbley. Third Row: Hann, Larson, Hudson,Hutchison, Brooks.
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FINE ARTS
First Row : McCall, Ambrose, Colony, Hcnfro. M. Ortner, Benner. Schroeder. South, Mr. Jin-nett (coach), get—J How: McDavis, Akina, Payne, J. Ortner. Campbell. Updike, I.indgren.Bowers. Anderson.
DEBATE
Date
November 13
December I
January 15
January Tl
January 2*j
In Hilary 2!>
Opponent Decision
Deer I'urk negative .it Deer Park Rogers
Davenport negative at Rogers Ropers
Gonsaga affirmative ;it Rogers _ Ropers
North Central affirmative fit Ropers Ropers
lA'wis and Clark negative at L. C Ropers
Colfax negative at W. S. C _ Colfax
AFFIRMATIVE TEAM
Keith CampbellJohn OrtnerMarion Ortner
N KitATI VIC TICAM
Marian Hen fro
Don McDavisWalt Undgren
Question: Resolved, that all electrical power utilities should be govern-
mentally owned and operated.The debate team entered botli the city and the northeastern section
of Washington series; winning first place in each. In the city series the
Harvard cup was again in Rogers' possession.
The debaters did not have the opportunity to compete with Easternteams due to the fact that Colfax defeated our affirmative team. The squadwas coached by Vice-Principal K. It. Jinnett. who completed his tenth yearas Rogers' debate head.
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First Row: Casey, K< lb. ?•. Poole. Jones. Rogers, Hodgson, CorfieM. Bark Rt»w : Meyer,Moock, Byseggar. Johnson. Hayes, Kauffnian.
"THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING
CAST
Mr. SimmonsMrs. Simmons
Chester Binney
Ethel SimmonsLetty Lythe
Donald Swift
Roger Shields
_ Lila Wilson
Sally Otis
_ __ Sadie BloomMrs. Jackson
"The Whole Town's Talking," a riotous three-act comedy, was pre-sented November 25. The school orchestra, under the direction of Glenn B.Starr, played the musical selections.
Anita Loos and John Emerson combined their talents to produce thisentertaining comedy, weaving a hilarious plot around the innocent blundersof Henry Simmons.
J. L. Purdy directed, assisted by Louis Venti. Dick Johnson and hisassistant, Frances Walker, were in charge of properties.
Dick Hayes _
Isabella Corf it*Id
Kaoul KaaffmauFlorence Rogers
Helyn Felber
Eugene Bysegger.lack Meyer ..
Mamie Jean CaseyPauline Poole
Gail HodgsonFrances Jones _
Denise Johnson
Patjc seventy-six
First How: Kiiuffnian. HysegBer, Ratliff. Casey. Mr. Purely (coac'.-.). Second Row: Detmer.Kyan, Chambers, Hayes.
THE SHOW-OFF"
CAST
Helen Ratliff
Mamie Jean Casey
Isla Bysegger -
Km.. ill Kauffman -
Glen ChambersWarren Saltz
Dick Hayes -
Bruce Moock —Maynard Detmer
"The Showoff.'' a story of a conceited bluffer from Pennsylvania, was
presented in the Rogers auditorium, Friday evening, March 12. Musical
selections were given by the Rogers orchestra, under the direction of Glenn
B. Starr.
How the hero overcame parental opposition, married the heroine, and
forced himself into his mother-in-law's home, were sources of continual mer-
riment. J. L. Purdy, dramatics director, was assisted by Harvey Ryan.
Clara Hyland
Mrs. Fisher
Amy Fisher
Frank Hyland
Mr. Fisher
Joe Fisher
Aubrey Piper
Mr. Gill
Mr. Rogers
Page seventy-seven
Flmt Kuw : Mr. Purdy (adviser), Hosea. Zumhoff. Drake. Wamller. Whitaker. Hack K<>» :
Wallace. Bradley. Ralston. Walker. Ure, Ryan. Creeo.
STAGE CREW
First Semester
Hay Creed-Noel HoseaKendall KyanHay ("ree<l
Kufrene Wandler
James UreCharles Whittaker
ManagerElectrician
_ Fly ManCurtain Man
.. Assistant
A gsi.it (lilt
Second Semester
Kendall Ryan-James HubbardJumes UreRay Creed
James HubbardEugene Wandler
Frances Walker.Marie Zumhoff
Winnie Drake
Lorn Wallace
PAINT CREWManager _.Insistant
Assistant
Assistant
Frances WalkerMarie ZumhoffWinnie DrakeI.orn Wallace
These students have managed the hard duties of painting the sceneryused on the stage, shifting props, and controlling the electrical apparatus.They have spent long hours in making the all-school play sets and havewillingly assisted during convocations. J. L. Purdv is the adviser.
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Flmt Kow : Bond. Hodge. Hvans. Ambrose, Helle, Hamaker, Idler (lender). Jlnnett. Peter-son. West. L*mt. Schemmel, Prlano, Gaines. Hurniece. Second Kow: Culbertson, Burke. Cole.
Strand, Carlson. Summers. Tucker. Miller. Moser. Smith. Zerbst. Waller. Keeder, Freeman,Allen. Third Kow: Corremans, Sullivan. Williams. Strand, Hafner. IOw.lnK. Williams. Bonner.Widner. Simpson. ZurbriiKK. MeDonnld, Joreenson, N'lsley.
PIRETTES
The history of the Pirettes begins with the old Hillyard high school.
Beth Noben was the very first "Pirate Girl." She led songs during her senior
year, using a small replica of the baton used by J. M. Tewinkel. The first
Pirate Girls did not march, but just led songs.
Evelyn Miranda, who is now book clerk at Rogers, was an outstanding
Pirate Girl for three semesters.
The group gradually grew until there were six song leaders. In 1935 it
was decided to enlarge the group to include a marching unit, and twenty-five
girls were chosen from a large number of volunteers. They formed various
letters on the football field between halves of the games and did marchingdrills. Practice was held each morning before school.
In 193(i it was decided to combine the forty-eight Pirettes with the band,
making a marching unit of ninety-eight to parade and perform at games.Marialese Kller was the drum major last fall.
Glenn B. Starr started the uniformed marching of the Pirettes and the
hand, and Miss Thelnia Thome, home economics teacher at Rogers, assisted
with tilt- colorful uniforms.
Patie seventy-nine
First Row: Mr. Starr (director). Yenney, D. Johnson. Dhondt. Kludt. V. Slyke. Alfstad.Whipple. Moivland. Km st bun;. < 'am plnll. I :<ttin. Hosea, Nelson (drum major). Second Kow:Mclnnes. Knowlton. Saltz. Coyle. Meyer, Carter, Kenneth Tang, Hill, Clayton Tang, Herrington,Ric ards. Caryle. Third Kow : Clukey, Burkharilt. W. Taylor. Lyberger. F. Tavlor, Goodman,Homad, Treffry. Braman. Thompson, D. Johnson. Fuurth Kow : Dembowski, Wheeler, Moock,Summers, Bell, Bangs, Fullerton, Brown, Peterson, Curt Tang, Zat.
BAND
CLARINET
Jacqueline HafnerLilian BonnerAlfred Hill
Kenny KnowltonJune McDonaldIvan MclnnisJack MeyerClayton Tang
SAXOPHONE
Alice HamakerFred HomadMaxinei WidncrEvelyn Williams
TROMBONE
Keith CamplM-11Holand Dhondt
Dick JohnsonDon JohnsonHomer LybergerDale Kastburg
TRUMPET
Carroll DembowskiHoward ClukeyJune HelleEarl PetersonI.eroy WhippleMildred StrandMary SullivanCurtis Tang
BASS
Ted FreemanArt SummersJack Wheeler
DRUMS
Dale Bell
John GoodmanKlmer Oas
BARITONE
Noel HoseaKenneth Tang
FLUTE
Kuby Leaf
HORN
Dick Caryle
James Kludt
The Band, under the direction of Glenn B. Starr, stepped out with newuniforms last fall and became the pride of the whole school. The organizationplayed at all the football games and presented marching exhibitions betweenhalves with the Pirate girls. The twirling baton was carried by Drum MajorJohn Nelson. For the first time in the history of Rogers, the band presenteda convocation devoted only to talents in the band. They also performed inconcerts, pep convocations, P.-T. A. programs, and parades.
Page eighty
First Row: Cutler, Morgan. Culbertson, Curryer, Huneke. Wlllmore, Reno. Preston. Cass.Second Row: Wldner, Starry. Wycoff. Cooney. Strasser, Murphy, McDonald. Helle. Anderson.Tliird Row: Mr. Starr (director). Creed, G. Widner. Olsen. Bonner, Hafner. Hicks, Kelmig.Mills. Simpson. Fourth Row: Wicks, Campbell, Lyberger. Mors. Perkins, McBreen, Oxrieder.Terry, Kauffman.
ORCHESTRA
VIOLIN
Norma AndersonKay CreedAlvcretta CulbertsonFlora CurryerVirginia CutlerWarren FranklinViolet JohnsonMildred KeimigHarriet MorganHerneil PrestonAlbert SimpsonCatherine StrasserDorothy WatersGladys Widner
CLARINETLilian BonnerMary Jane CassJune McDonald
TROMBONEKeith CampbellHomer I.yberger
PIANO
Dorothy Cooney
Isabelle Wycoff
VIOLA
Loretta HunekeJean Starry
SAXOPHONE
Evelyn Williams
TRUMPET
Bill Terry
Patricia Wrillmore
DRUMS
Joe McBreenLowell Perkins
Walter Wicks
OBOE
Vera Mae Michel
BASSOON
George Oxrieder
FLUTE
Marjorie Rice
CELLO
Maxine Widner
HORN
John Richard
BASS
Kaoul KauffmanLeonora Weber
The orchestra furnishes the music for the school plays and graduationexercises, accompanies the operetta cast, and presents a Spring Festival eachyear.
Harry Mills was concert master the first semester, and Gladys Widnerwas concert mistress for the second semester. Glenn B. Starr is director ofthe orchestra.
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THE BUCCANEERS"
CAST
Dick Hayes - _ Captain Stubbs
Kugene Bysegger John Smith
Kosina Johnson _ - Constance
Isla Bysegger _ Abigail
Don Steele Alfred Sneek
Bruce Moock Wilfred SnoopMaynard Detmer Senator Bunkliam
Norma Hearn MarthaStanley Wagner Commander Cabot
Janet Hearn, Marlene Smith _ Friends of Constance
Trouble and adventure aboard the yacht "Caprice," captained by the
unhappy Captain Stubbs and chartered by the pompous Senator Bunkliamand his party, furnish the plot of the comic operetta "The Buccaneers,"presented December 18. Glenn B. Starr directed, and Arthur Biggs was in
charge of songs. J. L. Purdy was dramatic coach, assisted by Glen Chambers.Dancing and costumes were in charge of Miss Marion G. LeFevre and MissThelma Thorne.
Page eighty-two
GIRLS' CLICK CU B
First Kuw: Dotson, Coahaw, Hansen. Vincent, Hearn. Shaw. Uttell. Welsh. Starr}'. Smith.Second Row: RIiiko, I> K rouse. Colter. Olson. K rouse. McGee. Melrho. Bloilgett, DeChenne.Third Row : Sanders. E. Michel, Bysegger, R. Johnson. Castle, Jackson, Carlson. McGee. Collin.V. Michel, Bauer.
MIXED CHORUS
MKMUKKSRoger CaseHoy DavisDick HayesHarold HawkinsLeonard MuntherJohn OlsonIbby OstnessBob SandersRobert SmithJohn Town
Mrs. Blanche Hill Swenson
Louis VentiSam VentiStanley WagnerDouglas WhiteJack WollaxtonMarcia VincentAudrey SandersKosina JohnsonVerva HansonJosephine Coahaw
Jean StarryBeatrice De ChenneKuth I.ittell
Anna Mae OlsonDorothy PorterClara McGeeIsla Bysegger(Iladys SmithMabel Rlngo
Director
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
MKMHKRSViolet BauerMarcia VincentKosina JohnsonSylvia MooreAudrey SandersJosephine CoshawElaine MichelJuanita DotsonVerva HansonBeatrice DeChenne
Mrs. Blanche Hill Swenson
I.eona JacksonCarol ShawJean Starr]June CastleKuth I.ittell
Bettv McGheeHazel WelshAnna Mae OlsonDoris KrauseDorothy Krause
Dorothy PorterMargaret BlodgettDoris CarlsonHelen Collins
Vera MichelClara MctieeIsla Bysegger(iladys SmithMabel Hingo
Director
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RECORD STAFF—FIRST SEMESTERFimt Row: I'resslcy, Whiti-, Brown. Corfield, Wise, Bevan, Huntley. Connor, H. Felber,
Wolferman, Berg. Second Row: Mr. Byrne (adviser), Hunt, Tavares, Blake, French, Zerbst.Cooney, Avery, Davis, Wollaston, Mr. Coburn (adviser).
ROGERS RECORDEDITORIAL, STAFF
First Semester Second Semester
Genevieve I'm van Editor-in-Chief Sherman BlakeSherman Blake Copy Chief Thelma Bateman
_. , ,. Assignment Editor Gladys WidnerJuanita Hopkins Feature Editor Talbott TrippJack Wollaston Sports Editor Bob Weaver
Office Manager Lester LongHelyn Felber Circulation Manager Norris KeelerMarie Zumhoff Art Editor Marie ZumhoffFrank Avery , Exchange Editor _ Clarence Zastrow
ASSISTANTS
FIRST SEMESTER
Dorothy Cooney Ann Hunt Ray Oswald Lucille HuntleyVera Pressley Myrtle White Willard Wolferman Julia BrownF.dna Wise Isabella Corfield Rob Berg Jane Connor
Mildred French Stuart Davis
SECOND SEMESTER
Glen Chambers Margaret Levos Kugene Wirsch Bob SandersJuanita Barth Hazel Welsh Ray Mathis Doris CulverwellIx-onard Bogenrcif Norman 'riionipson Clyde Bemis Beverly MustardMary Kathryn True Don Balch Ivie Wunderlich Doris FaitJune McDonald Jim Davis Dorothy Gump Virginia RizzutoGail Hodgson Denise Johnson I [den Perry Fugene Deromedi
Glen Pebles Alma Ramey
BUSINESS STAFF
James Hubbard Manager Ray Fullerton
ASSISTANTS
FIRST SEMESTERElsie Zerbst Truda Tavares
SECOND SEMESTER
Ralph Bentz Lee Patchen Ila Hetherington
Every two weeks an issue of the Rogers Record is published by themembers of the Journalism II class. L. T. Byrne is editorial adviser; A. P.Coburn, business adviser; and F. C. Hughes, art adviser.
Pag-; eighty-jour
RECORD STAFF—SKCON1) SEMESTERFirst Row: Blake. Weaver. Batenmn, Bentz. VVirsch, Gump. Mustard. Culverwell, Wunder-
lich. Eevos. Welsh. Fullerton. s< ul Ki.w : Hodgson. Ramey, Barth, McDonald. Tripp. Bemis.Dong. Keeler. Mulch, True Widner. I'atchen. Mr. Coburn (adviser). Third Kuw : D. Johnson,Mr. liyine (atlvdser), liogenreif. Davis. Mathis, Deromedi, Thompson, Chambers, Hayes, Sanders.Pehles.
"CUB" STAFF
First SemesterBob Weaver(len ChambersThelma BatemanFred Hornad
Alma RameyJimmy Davis
EDITORIAL,
Editor-in-ChiefAssistant Editor
Assignment Editor_ Copy Chief _
Assistant Copy ChiefFeature EditorSports EditorOffice Manager _Art EditorMarie Zumhoff
Ibby Ostness, Dorothy Gump Exchange Editor _
ASSISTANTSFIRST SEMESTER
Frank AkinsKrvin BarberForrest BishopIyconard BogcnreifLeonard BottgerElaine CookHoward De \j& GrangeRay DillonMildred HansonEva KirkLucille MeltonBerneil PrestonGlen AllisonMary Kathryn TrueVirginia FryeNorris Keeler
Hazel WelshBud AdamsKenny RandolphJune McDonaldThelma HerbertI .ester LongEd MoffattJerry Shaw-Don BalchMargaret LevosDenise JohnsonTalbott TrippHelen PerryOscar CrainJuanita Barth
Matt AlexanderFred MillerPhyllis Lammerslewis FreemanMildred PetersonDorothy LarsonBob GeislerScynthia PyneJack Jones( Irace Mc< Ihec
Florence BrennanJane Hill
First SemesterRalph BentzVernon Engehretsen
Mary DippelAl JohnstonHa} MathisGlen PehlesNorman Vilcs
Dale WatsonDoris AndersonIvie WunderlicliDorLs CulvcrwellI-orraine NelsenBcverlv MustardGolden Miller
Mary Jane Allison
(ieorge WhitingClarence Zastrow
ASSISTANTSSECOND SEMESTER
Virgil BdatromJohn SigmonGloria LybcrgerGene Balcli
Virginia SimonsonIrene MadsenJosephine BlockMaynard DetmerHarvey RyanMary BnrkbardtKathryn McDougallEdith Coleman
Evelyn WalkerBob ZatJune CarlsonZenis RyanHarriette Collin
Esther BossioDoris ReamerKenny BonnerIx>retta HunekeBill SimpsonWilbur ThorsonMyrtle Schalike
BUSINESS
ManagerAssistant
Second SemesterBob TreffryIx>uis Venti
Evelyn OlsonDick Hayes
Norma HearnLeah Jaques
Sam Tortorelli
Eugene Sliauvin
M.arie ZumhoffMaxine Rinear
Norman ThompsonEugene WirscbGail HodgsonDoris FaitGene DeromediMarjorie ReynoldsHarry Mills
Paul MackGladys WidnerMaurice SchudelBob SandersClvde BemisBill BangsVirginia HizzutoHazel Baker
Fannie FarroVal VermillionGladvs BonserBob Scott
Ruth FairburnTom AndersonDoris HoffmanAmelia CandeleroCatherine FaggetterClyde KnaggsBob StrantzBL - -
Second SemesterAudrey Sanders
_ Rol>ert Scott
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CHAMBSM MountainFirst Row: (Jump. Bateman. Hodgson, Kirk. Frye, Welsh. True. Second Kow: Johnson.
Weaver. Brown. White. Levos. McDonald. Harney. Mustard. Oulverwell. Wunderllch. Blake.Third Kow: Widner. Itcntz. Deromedi. Ventl. Long. Keeler. Kizzuto. Miller. Wirsch, Sanders.Fourth Row: Mr. Byrne (adviser), Tripp. Bogenreif. Engebretson, Mathis, Pebles, Thompson.Chambers, Hayes, Balch, Mr. Coburn (adviser).
TREASURE CHEST
KDITOKIAI,
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF _ ! GLEN CHAMBERSAssistant Editor Norris KeelerCopy Editor _ — Margaret I-evos
Photofrraphy _ Denise JohnsonArt Editor I _ _ _ Lorn WallaceAssistant Art Editors Eugene Deromedi, Ira GlassSports Editors Don Balch, Glen Pebles, Alma RameyCM»B _ Gladys Widner, Gail HodgsonActivity Lists Virginia Hiz/.uto. Leonard Bogenreif, Bob WeaverSnapshots Doris Culverwell, Tlielma Bateman, Beverly MustardClass History _ Norman ThompsonClasses - Sherman BlakeCirls' league
,;u| ia BrownBoys Federation _ Ray MathisCalendar __ __ Mary Rathryn TrueCommencement June McDonaldF,Htur,s Talbott TrippCirculation Dorothy GumpDepartmental—Ivie Wunderllch, Eugene Winch, Ralph Efents, Lester Long, Jimmy Davis,
Clyde Bemis, Hazel Welsh. Boh Sanders. Juanita Barth, Helen Perrv, Clar-ence /astrow, Jane Allison, Louis Venti, Bill Bangs.
First Semester Assistants—Myrtle White, Eva Kirk, Virginia Frye, Golden Miller, VernonEngebretsen, Julia Brown, Jerry Shaw.
BVS1NKSSBLSINESS MANAGER YVONNE MOUNTAIN
Paul liohlysix
SPORTS
First Row: Mr. Klsensohn (assistant coach), Oas, Freeman, Penna. Anderson, Innes, Davis.Miller. Mr. Rendele (head coach). Srrond Itnu•: MiDavis, Hughes, Carter. Leavitt, Bemls.Rrownell. Randolph, ('rain. Third Row: Danlelson. Chambers. <;. Raich, Tortorelli. McDanlel.Morris. Bland. Fifth Kow : Sweet, liberty. II. Raich. Wollaston. Akins. Oswald. Fifth Rewil^lnebarger, Suriano, Mr. Mooberry (trainer). McCuire.
FOOTBALL
ROGERS 13: WEST VALLEY 0Rogers started the football season by defeating the West Valley Eagles
13 to 0 on the West Valley field, September 18. In the first quarter SamTortorelli completed a pass to Don Balch, who ran to the 10-yard line.
Three running plays found Tortorelli over for a touchdown. The try forpoint was wide of the up-rights. Rogers' second score came early in the thirdquarter when Leavitt flipped a pass to Akins. who streaked down the sidelines to score standing up. Randolph converted.
ROGERS (»: NORTH CENTRAL 0
Rogers opened the city series race by trouncing the North CentralIndians (i to 0 on the Indians' gridiron. September 24.
On the opening kickoff. Anderson of Rogers booted to C'ontos on theX. C. 20. N. ('. smashed off-tackle six yards and completed a pass on thenext play, netting them a first down.
The Pirate line then tightened, forcing Contos to kick to Tortorelli whoreturned it to his own 30.
After exchanging several punts, Schreiner of X. ('. recovered a fumbleand raced the length of the gridiron for a touchdown, but it was illegal andwas called back. Xear the end of the game Rogers' passing attack startedworking, and Halch, receiving Tortorelli's bullet-like pass, stepped over thegoal line for a touchdown.
ROGERS 20: LEWIS AM) CLARK 0
On the home field. October 1. Coach Hendele's Buccaneers racedthrough the Lewis and Clark Tigers to a 20 to 0 victory.
Early in the first quarter L. C. blocked Tortorelli's kick and recoveredon Rogers' 10-yard line. They tried two line bucks and two passes but failedto score.
Rogers then passed its way to the L. C. 20 where L. C. took possession
Payc ciyhty-nini'
First Row: Raich, ('rain. Linebarger. Suriano. Anderson, Oswald, Wollaston. Secum! Kow
:
Liberty, Sweet. F. Akins. Tortorelli.
of the ball. On the next play Oswald slipped through the line and neatly
blocked L. C.'s kick. Balch picked it up and ran the few remaining yards to
a touchdown. Tin- try for point was no good.In the second quarter Rogers scored again with Tortorelli running 70
yards to a touchdown. Innes kicked the point, making it 13 to 0 at the half.
In the third quarter Tortorelli passed to Balch, making another touch-down for the Buccaneers.
R()(iKHS 7: COXZACA 14
Tighting valiantly but against heavy odds, the Rogers Pirates went downin their first defeat at the hands of the Gonzaga Bullpups October 9.
As the whistle blew. Rogers kicked to the Gonzaga 30 where Grahamreturned it to his own 38. Uerr kicked out of bounds on the Rogers 25 andthe rest of the quarter featured a punting duel between Tortorelli and Uerr.
Early in the second quarter Gon/.aga recovered a fumble on Rogers'
10-yard line where they went over for a touchdown. The try for point wasno good.
Unaffected by the Bullpups' success, the Pirates steadily advanced to
the Gonzaga one-yard line, where Tortorelli bucked it over for a touchdown.Sweet kicked the (joint, making it Gon/.aga 7, Rogers 7.
Another pass from Twohy to Derr in the end zone netted the Bullpups'
second touchdown. Stanek converted and the scoreboard read: Gonzaga 14,
Rogers 7.
ROGERS 12: CLARKSTON 0
During the half-way mark of the city series, Rogers traveled to Clark-
ston on October 17. where they defeated the Bantams. 12 to 0.
Coach Bendele started his second string but soon substituted several
regulars; however, neither team was able to score and the half ended 0 to 0.
A short pass to Don Balch. who ran 20 yards, brought the first Rogers'
tally.
Rogers' second touchdown came when a pass to Sweet netted the Buc-caneers 29 yards, and the ball was bucked to pay dirt by Sam Tortorelli.
(Continued on page 105)
Page ninety
First Row: Osso, Carter, McDavls, P. Akins. Balch, Wollaston, Sweet, Wlrsch, Berg. SecondRow: Ventl, Mack, B. Johnson. Reynolds. Pebles. Tang. LJndgren. Leavitt, McGulre. Third Rim-Mr. Bendele (assistant coach), Mr. Mooberry (coach). Hill, Davis. Daniclson. A. Akins. Wakelv,Payne (manager).
BASKETBALL
Albert AkinsFrank AkinsHon Balch(ilen CarterHob DanielsonJack Leavitt
SQUAD
Walter UndgranDon McDavisJerry McGulreJohn OssoGlen PeblesKci Reynolds
Curt TangCharles WakeleyDim WilliamsKugene WirsehHarold Payne (Manager)
SKASO.VS Sl'MMAHV
Date
Jan. 12
Jan. HJan. 1!)
Jan. 21
Jan. 26Jan. 28Feb. !)
Feb. 11
Feb. 16
Feb. 17Feb. 23Feb. 25
Opponent
-North Central.Lewis and ClarkGonzagaNorth CentralLewis and ClarkGonzagaNorth CentralLewis and ClarkNorth CentralGonzagaLewis and ClarkGonzaga
Where Played Score
Rogers _ 27-16.Lavtt and Clark 19-29
Rogers _ 20-12North Central 14-26
Rogers 84-27Gonzaga 11-31RogersLewis and ClarkNorth CentralHogersRogersGonzaga
27-19
19-4020-2620 '.'I
18-31
30-12
During the 1936-37 basketball season 19 games were played by theBuccaneers, 13 in which the Pirates were victorious.
Coach Mooberrv's quintet ran up against hot Competition in the cityleague but came out holding a tie for the second position.
Lettermen who leave the Pirate quintet through graduation are DonBalch, Eugene Wirsch, Glen Pebles. and Curt Tang.
Page ninety-one
First Kow: Mr. Elsensohn (assistant coach), Hughes, Akins, Glass, Leavitt, Williams, Stans-bury, K Uonnrr, Anderson, Wollaston. ("rain. Mr. Mooberry (head coach). Second Kuw : Wlrsch,Hill. (5. Balch, De La Grange. McNamara. H. Hoislngton. 1). Balch, Taylor, Renstrom, Gottwig,Curryer, Liberty. Thir<l Kow: Tang. Ellcr. Guirini, Homad, West, Oster. Peterson, Graham.Hassell. Young. D. Pebles. Fourth Kow: Kolbet (manager). Young, Adams. Tangen. Kathman.French. A. Akins, Sparks. Coulcs. Rurk u ardt, Richards. Flflli Kow: Simpson, Jones. Goodman.Christianson, Rrewer. Young, Peterson. Kalston. (). HoisJngton. Sivlh B*W! Hobbs. Weir, Morse,Wendel. Reynolds, Berg. Danlclson, G. Pebles, J. Bonner, Anderson.
TRACK
Gerald AdamsAlbert AkinsFrank AkinsRoy AllenHex AlstromClarence AndersonIra Glass.lack GaffancyJohn GoodmanDon GottwigChester GrahamChuck GummDan PeblesEeroy PetersonI rvinjr PetersonBoh KalstonBoh RenstromKd ReynoldsRobert AndersonDon BalchGene BalchRalph BergJohn BonnerKenny Bonner.lames Brewer
SQl'AD MEMBERS
Glen BurkhardtVernon ChristiansonOscar CrainAlton HassellAlfred Hill
Harry HoisingtonOwen HoisingtonFred HomadGlcndin HobbsRobert HughesClifford JonesDc117.il KathmanDonald KerrJohn RichardRill SimpsonHarry SparksBob SmithKen Stansbtiry
Clayton TangRoy TangenWinston TaylorFloyd 'Taylor
Chuck WendeiHarold CurrycrLawrence Cowles
SCHEDULE
Dan CoyleEdward DavisBob DanielsonHoward De La GrangeJack EllerVernon EngebretsonGordon FrenchJack I>eavitt
Dick LibertyDick McNamaraLaurence WallDuane MorrisKenneth MuzzyTed OsterGlen PattersonGlen PeblesBrock WeirTruman WestRoy WilliamsJack WollastonFUigene WirschBob VotingHarry E. YouiujJames Voting
Date Opponent Where HeldApril 2S North Central RogersApril 30 _ Lewis and Clark _ RogersMay 8 Gonzaga GonzagaMay 14 District Meet Lewll and ClarkMay 22 State Meet _ W. S. C.
Coacli Jack Mooberry's track squad forecast a successful season bycapturing the unofficial championship of the first indoor track meet everheld in Spokane, followed by a win at the second annual Rogers relays. Out-standing ability was shown in the several runs and the high jump. Rogerswon the city championship for the first time in its history.
Payc miicty-twp
BASEBALL
John BrownellPaul BergmanKay Bun-ill
Howard Clifford
Carroll DemhowskiJack KachonKarl HardyDon InnesBob Johnston
SQUAD
Prank Langtt)
Fred MillerJoe McBreenDon McClellandSidney MeadLaVerne MarierAl NovotnyPrank NelsonOllio Nelson
Ben ObergJohn OssoGeorge PerryBill RathgeberKugenc ShauvinCurtis TangBob WeaverCharles WakeleyDon Williams
Date
April T4April 22April 28Mav t
Mav 6
May 18
May 20May 26 .
SCHEDULE
Opponent
I/ewis and Clark (postponed)GonsagaWest ValleyNorth Central _
Lewis and ClarktionzagaWest Valley .....
North Central
Where Played
I/ewis and Clark
RogersRogers
_ RogersRogers
Gonsaga. West ValleyNorth Central
With the return of nine lettermen this spring. Coach J. W. Black's
diamond artists began their daily practice with all indications of a promising
season.
Page ninety-three
TENNIS
Jerry McGulrel*ud Adams.lim DavisLeonard Thompson
SQCAD MEMBERS
Charles MoffattWarren SaltsKill PetersonIx-o Moffatt
Leonard BogenreifGordon SteptoeDon Carter
SCHEDULE
Date Opponent Where Played
April 27 North Central North CentralMay 5 Lewis and Clark Lewis and ClarkMay 13 Gonzaga Rogers
This year's girls' and hoys' tennis squads were entirely separate. Thehoys use all the courts on Tuesdays and Thursdays and half of them onFriday. A great deal of interest in tennis was aroused this year and a better
brand of hall was played.
In addition to the city series games the racket wielders had matches withOtis Orchards. Central Valley. West Valley. Bonners Ferry, and Wenatchee.
Coach L. W. Salt/, also supervises a tennis "B" squad of fifteen hoyswhich was headed by Boh Kroske. Kd Reynolds. Billv Birchard, and Bill
Alfstad.
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First Knw: M. Thompson, Shulkin. Merritt, Davis. Seeond Row: Mr.Knaggs, N. Thompson. Knowlton, Kauffman.
Hechei
RIFLE TEAM
Kenny DavisOoidon Klemistcr
Gerald Gray
TEAM MEMBERSItaoul Kauffman Norman ThompsonClyde Klines Jack Merritt
Max I'liompson l?1>, > Shulkin
Kenny Knowlton
Rogers' 1937 rifle team proved to be very stiff competition for the
Lewis and C lark Tigers in a close 491 to 4f>5 match at the Armory. March 24.
"This score was exceptionally good for the first match of the season," Coach
K. T. Becher stated, "The team also clashed with Gonzaga at the Armory on
April 28."
GOLFPLAYERS
Don Newton Elmer Ous diaries Wakeley
Al Akins Allen Updike Harold McCall
Koy Bishop (ieorpe Voting Jack lindenWilliam Coz/.a
The golf squad completed a successful season this year in the annual
tournament held with the other citv high schools. M. .1. Benjamin is coach.
First Row: Bishop. Linden, McCall, Updike. Second Row: Mr. Benjamin (coach). Newton,Oas, Akins, Wakeley.
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First Bow: Eller, Heam. Sprund Row: Leaf, Marsh. Kenfro. Third Row: Felber. Signorelli.Hafner. Zumhoff.
Spring sports ucrc given a great big boost by the candidates for the title
of "Spring Sports Queen" and their managers. From the start, the contestwas close enough to keep all concerned always "on their toes." This is the
third year that there has been a contest to further the sale of season tickets
to the baseball games and track meets.
The 1 iJ .'{ 5 contest resulted in a tie between Hetty Johnson of the HardingDebate club and Vonda McMillan of the Record staff. Myrtle Harthold wascrowned "Queen of Spring Sports" in the 1936 contest. The 1937 honor wentto Helen Marsh, representing the newly formed Radio club. Walt Lindgrenwas her manager. The two princesses, the runners-up in the contest, wereMarialese Kller and Norma Heam.
The contestants and their managers in order of entry were:
SPRING SPORTS QUEEN
Norma Heam ("R")Marian Kenfro (French)Helen Marsh (Radio)Mariale.se Eller (Cosmic)Angelina Signorelli (Spanish)Marie Zumhoff (Art)Peggy Elijah (Junior Dramatic)June Summers (Math)Jackie Ilaffner (Four Star)Ruby Leaf (Montero)Helyn Felher (Footlights)
Harold l.inebarger
Kenny Knowlton
Forrest Burgess
John Hrownell
Wall LindgrenJohn OrtnerDirk Baker
Don McDavls
Warren Salty.
John OlsonTed Oster
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GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL
Scynthia Pyne, Captain
Julia BrownMaxim- HinearMary Katliryn True
Alma Kamey, Captain
Dorothy PorterBarbara Anderson
SENIOR B TEAM
Denise JohnsonKatliryn McDoogal]Kay PaheyMarv Burkhanlt
JUNIOR A TKAM
l.oeta HicksKrma RiceMildred Peterson
Myrtle Shalike
Berneil Preston
Dorothy Cooney
Inez SchroederAliee HaniakerGloria Lyberger
Winner of tl.is year's volleyball tournameiri was the Senior 15 team
They were undefeated during the entire tournament, which was an unusual
record. The runners-up, the Junior A team, did almost as well, losing only
one game, to the Senior B team.
Peggy McLean was the volleyball manager, assisted by (. A. ( .mem-
bers. Miss Mabel Perkins was the coach.
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GIRLS' BASKETBALL
Golden Miller,Alma KameyJulia BrownSeynthia Pyne
Captain
SENIOR A TEAMKay FahcyDorothy ( ooneyMary Kathiyn TrueMary Burkhardt
Maxlne IlinearKathryn McDoiifrallDenlfle .Johnson
Margaret JnlianoTheresa ViaNorma Hearn
JUNIOR A TEAM
Margaret FreemanIva HetherinjrtonHazel ZurlindenMary Norvelli
Hose \'ia
Knid KdmistnnPat Bgan
Winning all their games but two. the 12A team came out on top in this.year s basketball tournament. The 11 A team, right behind the winners, werethe runners-up with two losses and one tie
a gretf8'uctrtely
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First Bow : Prlano, Kller, T. Via, R. Via. Williamson. Second Row : Bond. Schemmel, Stans-bury, Ortner, Collin. Third Row: Morse. Hamaker. Pyne, Olson. McMann. Sinionson. FourthRow: Miss Perkins (coach). Hodgson, Lyberger. Ramey. Thompson. Hearn. Burkhardt.
GIRLS' TENNIS
Thelma BatemanAmelia CandelcroNorma HearnJune CarlsonScynthia PyneFern Edmonson
LADDER I
Marialfse Kller
Berneil PrestonAlice HamakerFannie FarroRose ViaHarriette Collin
Theresa ViaMary SchemmelGloria LybcrgerI.aura MorseMelvina StansburyShirley Thompson
I,ouise Bond(Sail HodgsonAlma RameyMarjorie SimonsonRuth HetheringtonKthyle AndersonMary Burkhardt
LADDER II
Maxine McMannAgnes SigmonDoris CrumbleyMarion Ortner(Catherine Wealdune SummersSaada Appa
N.llie BurkhardtLois HodgeBeverly WilsonFrances WilliamsonCarol Prlano.lean CorkrumEvelyn Olson
The spring tennis squad played matches with West Valley. North Cen-tral, and Lewis and Clark.
This is the only girls' activity in which a regular Rogers "R" can beearned. Tennis is a worth while course for those wishing to participate in
inter-school competition. Miss Mabel Perkins is coach.
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POME(Dedicated to Dick Hayes)
Once upon a midnight dreary
As he sat and culled her dearie
On a sofa made for one, but holding moreSuddenly there came a tapping
As of someone gently rapping
Rapping at the parlor door.
"Tis' my father, dear," she murmered"Only lie and no one more."
What cared he for her relations?
He was full of exclamations
Such a.s "Dearie, does OO love oo's dearie
more?"
Hut her father tired of wait inn
Waiting growing aggravating,
Opened wide the parlor door.
Oh how well that he rememberedThat cold night in bleak DecemberAs he flew out twenty paces from the door.
And for life will l>e branded
Where her father's foot had landed.
Quoth the raven "Never more."
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Graduation speaker: "When you graduate
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cling to your concentrated thought of the fu-
ture; and let not pusillanimity interfere withyour indigenous desire for performing superer-
operatory labors.
Senior victim: "And here my dad went andtold me to gel a job.
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K()(;KHS it): XORTII CENTRAL 6
Opening the second half of the city race, Rogers defeated the North Cen-tral Indians. October H3. on the Pirate gridiron.
The Indians scored first with Ferguson running 20 yards to score standingup. The try for yoint was wide. Rogers' first touchdown occurred when SainTortorelli threw a long pass to Wollaston in the end /.one for six points. Swe-et's try for point was blocked.
Rogers scored their second touchdown when Feiina blocked a kick whichC'rain snatched and ran 30 yards for a touchdown.
In the fourth quarter Rogers advanced the hall to the N. C. one foot line,
where Innis bucked it over on the fourth down. Sam Tortorelli's drop kickwas the only successful conversion of the day.
ROGERS 13: LEWIS AM) CLARK 7
Making their own breaks and taking advantage of them at the right time.
Rogers defeated the Lewis and Clark Tigers 13 to 7 at Hart field. October 30.
In the beginning of the second quarter L. C. was unable to gain until a
pass to Erie was completed on the four-foot line. On the next play L. C. buckedover for the first touchdown.
Rogers' first touchdown occurred when the Pirates marched to the L. Cthree-yard line where Liberty plunged over for six points. Sweet's try for pointwas blocked.
Rogers totaled another six points when ( rain broke through to block a
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ROGERS GRADUATES!TRAINING Means Success
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After Rogers, the short cut to a successful business careeris a course at KBU. If you are going to college, shorthand and typing, or
Stenotype (machine shorthand) will make your college work easier.Kill's Kffii-icnt Kmploynlenl Depart men! Finds Poxittaaa for All Kill (iraduales
Enter KBU any Monday: set your All tuition refunded if you'reown pare. Klil" is in session all not entirely satisfied the firstsummer. Inspect KBU any school month. Unused tuition re-
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SLIPS THAT PASS IN THE TYPE
Three shots r« njr out. Two of the servants
fell dead, the other went through his hat.
It was rainii.fr eats and dog>. and tliere were
poodles in the road.
The .judge was very kind. He asked the de-
eeased if he had anything to say.
Benjamin Franklin died in 1790 and is still
dead.
Many of the Indian heioes were killed, which
proved fatal to them.
DEDICATED I'D JACK WOLLASTON
Mary had a little lambSome string beans and dessert
And wlion I came to pay the bill
I had to hook my shirt.
A novelist declares »hat the best cure for
hysteria is a kiss. The only problem now is
how to give a girl hysterics, according to JohnHrownell.
.lane: "Louis Venti's mustache makes mela ugh."
Val Vermillion: "Yen, it tickled me, too."
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kick, and Liberty picked the ball out of the air and raced for a touchdown. ThePirates' defense held and the ball sailed through the uprights, making the finalscore 1 3 to 7.
ROGERS 0: GONZAGA 32
Getting off to a bad start but steadily improving. Rogers took a 32 to 0drubbing from the mighty Gonzaga eleven in the annual Shrine game.
Gonzaga scored 13 points in the first guarter and 12 in the second.Although Rogers was overcome by the score in the first half, they came
back fighting in the second half, repeatedly stopping the Bulldog threats.The feature og the game was the loyal support and enthusiasm from the
Rogers rooting section.
BEST WISHESto the
GRADUATES OF 1937
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WHO WROTE THIS
I wish I was a crow's eggAway up in a tree
A settin' in my little nest
,As bad, as bad eould br.
I wish a little boy would eomeAnd smile at me with glee
And then I'd burst my little self
And cover him with me.
oi'll LITTLE AUDREY STORY
Little Audrey was riding in a taxi along a
mountain road. The taxi driver was swinging
around curves at 60 miles an hour when sud-
denly the driver yelled, "Look out, Audrey,we're going over a cliff!"
Hut little Audrey just laughed and laughed,
because she knew the call was vellow.
Charles Moffatt says the reason why yousee the smoke out of a gun before you hear the
report is because the re)>ort comes out of the
gun before the noise.
Fred Miller: "What people live in the Povalley?"
Margaret Levos: "Po' people."
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CALENDAR
FIRST SI' M KSTKR
HKPTKMBKK9—School (>|>ens
24—Football: N. ('., 6-0
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9—Football: Gonzaga, 17-H15—Hoa^land Con20—Open House
26-27—Teachers' Institute
28—Football: Iff. C, 19-l(i
NOVK.M HKH
3—Dr. Krarger's Talk
4—Harding Debate Pay Con11—Shrine Game, 0-32
12-13—Kxams18—Footlights Con26—All-School Play
26-27—Tbankagiving Vacation
DBCBM io n
4—Debate: Davenjxirt
8—Cub F:dition
18—Operetta, "Buceaneers"
24—Christmas Vacation
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8—National Honor Society Con12—Basketball: N. C, 27-16
14—Baskctbn.ll: L. C, 19-29
15—Debate: Cion/.aga
19— Basketball: Gonzaga, 20-12
20—Triangular Debate
Dramatics Class Pay Con21—General Awards Con
Basketball: N. ('.. 24-26
22—Senior Kxams24—Bacca la u reate
26—CommencementPay Con (Dramatic Impersonation)
Basketball: L. C, 34-27
27—F.xams
28—Basketball: Gonzaga, 11-31
29—Report Cards
Mom imamf KHRI ARY
9—Basketball: N. C, 27-19
11—Basketball: L. C, 16-40
IS—Basketball) L. C, 20-26
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19—Basketball: G., 28-'24
Washington Birthday Con
22—Holiday
23—Basketball: L. C, 18-31
24—All School Dance
25—Basketball: G, 30-1K
M AHl'll
3—.Junior-Senior l'lay Hour
1—Move-Up Con
9—"Electricity" Con
12—All School Play, "The Show Off"
Awards Con
16—P.-T. A. Open House
17—"Treasure Chest" Con
22—"No More Frontier"
24—A. A. U. Track Meet
Harding Debate Pay Con
26—P.-T. A. Hi-.»inx
31—Spring Sports Queen Con
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2—Band Concert
Report Cards
5-9—Spring Vacation
14—Baseball: L. C.
16—Major Setoff Pay Con
21—Footlights Pay Con
22—Baseball: Conzaga
38—Track Meet: N. C27—National School Assemblies Pay Con
(Lincoln Players)
MAY7—Band Concert
17—Girls' league (leneral— Boys' Federation
Department Meetings
21—Music Festival Program
29—Cosmic Club Outing
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Stan DensowELECTRIC
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1 KKSIIMAN FOOTBALL
Rogers' Baby Buccaneers came through a very successful season winningI In- championship football title of the city. They lost no games, tied out-, andwon three. Scores of the games were as follows:
Rogers 26 Central Valley 0Rogers 7 Lewis and C lark 0
Rogers 13 Gon/.aga 6*
Rogers 7 North Central 7
The regular backfield consisted of Burkhardt, Ramey, Hansen, and Sand-berg, the captain. The frosfa line, averaged 173 pounds, was as follows: Decker.Harry Young, McCammond, Lewis, and [rby. The promising list of substituteswas composed of Broadhead, Taylor. Waldron, and Peterson. L. W. Salt/, is
coach of freshman football.
FRES1 LMA\ BASKETBALL
Coach Hendele's "Bouncing Baby Buccaneers" ran up against hot competi-tion throughout the whole 1936-37 basketball season. A series of games wereplayed, chiefly with tile city high Schools.
Despite the facl that the freshmen were small and inexperienced. CoachBendele managed to turn out a very good quintet.
Numerals wire awarded to the following at a special convocation: RoyAllen. Bill Alfstad. Jack Cartwright. Walter Decker. Jim Maloney, Art Maye.Wesley Moe, Dan Pebles, Vincent Pickens. Sam Ramey. Jack Sandberg, DonShulkins, Bud Taylor. Robert True, and Karl Waldron.
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HEALTH HINTS
Place your back against the wall and walk
away from it.
To stop a nose bleed, stand on your head till
your heart stops beating.
A permanent set of teeth consists of H ca-
nines, 8 cuspids, 'i molars and 8 cuspidors.
If you are sick a physician should l>e insulted.
Thelma Bateman: "They say money talks."
John Ortner: "The oniy thing I ever heard
it say was goodbye.''
(We never (tot near enough to hear it say
anything.)
Lilian Homier: "Did you hear the aspirin
story?"
Al Hill: "No."
Lilian Bonner: "You know the one ahout the
three Havers."
Keith Campbell: "Something seems to
wrong with the engine, it—
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Alma Peterson: "Don't t>e silly, wait 'til
get off the main road !"
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Spokane, Washington
KEEP HEALTHYDRINK.
Hillyard Dairy Milkj PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED
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Hillyard DairyGlen. 0176
BUESCHERInstruments
SOPRANI ACCORDIONS
Russ Bailey911 Riverside—Opposite Post Office
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ROUNDUP
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You May Be Sure It's the Best ofj
Its Kind
CANNED FRUITS,FISH and
VEGETABLESTacked under strictest scientific con-
Jditions and guaranteed to give satis- I
faetlon.
THE CREAM OFTHE PACK
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Silver Loaf Bake;>
Work day and night
To make scrumptuous things I
For your delight!
For better breads
And pastry sweet,
Ask for Silver Loaf
Daily treats.
Slowly bakedWith electric heat,
They are the grandest
Things to eat.
Listen in . . . Two Silver Loaf FeaturesExciting Round the World Flight; The Adventures of
Bill, Mack and Jimmy—-5:15 Monday, Tuesday. Wed-nesday, Thursday, Friday . . . KGA.
Silver Loaf Roving Hill Billy—4:00 daily (except
Sunday )KHQ.
SILVER LOAFBAKING COMPANY
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THE ORIGINAL JOKK
Mr. Beeher: "How many wars were waged
against Spain?"
Curtis Tang: "Six."
Mr. Bccher: "Knutner.itc them."
Curtis: "One, two, three, four, five, six."
TEN YEARS FROM NOW
Clerk: "Are you looking for something in
men's clothing?
Harvey Ryan: No, I'm looking for something
in woman's clothing. I lost my wife.
OLDS TrombonesKiiif>' Hand Instruments
Instrument Repairinga Speciality
Hoffman Bros.MUSIC COMPANY
8J6Vi V. Riverside Ave., 2nd Floor
WE APPRECIATEYOUR PATRONAGE
Baird -NaundorfLumber Co.
DEALERS IN
LUMBERBuilding Material, Paint
and Fuel
N. 3607 Market St. Phone Glen. 3660 j
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IT IS EASY TO DRY DISHES AND POLISHGLASSWARE WITH
RED BIRD vjfo
Tea Towels J?
These Unusual Dish Dryers Arc Lintless and Highly Ab-sorbent, and Are Heady to Use Without "Breaking In."
AN IDEAL GIFTSold in Most Retail Stores
ORIGINATED AND MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
Spokane Toilet Supply Company|
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POMEBy Kennv Knowlton
Iteie'i nothing I know
That makes me so sore
As catching my nose
In a locker door.
NOT I IKK POME(By Gene Balch)
Karly to bed
Karly to rise
Keeps your big brother
From wearing your ties.
Short-sighted lady (in grocery): "Is that the
h;-ad clwese over there?
.lohn Sigmon: "No, ma'am, that's one of li i-
assistants."
Dorothy Qnmpi "Is your horse a dray horse?"
Oscar C'rain: "It's a brown horse—cut the
hahv talk.
Esther Johnson thinks that the names of the
three wise men are Winkcn, Blinken and Nod."
We Supply Your Table With the
Best to Be Had in
Vegetables andFruits
Try Us
Diamond Cash GroceryRegal and Diamond Glen. 0020 i
Kdythe Colony (describing a railway jour-
ney): "You have to get a ticket.which is like
a piece of paper, and you give it to a man who
cuts a hole in it and lets you pass through.
Bill Bangs stopped his Ford in front of a
toll bridge.
"Thirty cents," said the gateman.
"Sold !" shouted Bangs.
Marie Zumhoff: "What does a bat do in
winter?"
Bob Weaver: "It splits if you don't oil it."
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Owl Drug Co.
Two Stores to
Serve You
Riverside and \V;ill
and
l'ost and Main
CONGRATULATIONSto the
GRADUATESof
JOHN R. ROGERSHigh School
J. C. Penney Co.POST AND RIVKRSIDK
"It Pays to Shop at Penneys"
Mike Scaler & Son
FRESH FRUITSA XI)
VEGETABLESNew Location
RIVERSIDE FOOD SHOPN20 Riverside Ave. M. 5207
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Compliments of
Ideal Dry Cleaners
K. 17 Boone Ave. Brdwy. 1200
Ideal Laundry Co.
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o that L/ouneednoiguess
e maintain ample
equipment8ndan ex-
perienced art andmechanicalsta/j°—-~
*\o that ourpatrons
needfeave nothing to
chance
theSPOKANE AMERICANENGRAVING COMPANY
" Established 1904
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