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Associated Students of John R. Rogers High School
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON • To that vast monument of man's increasing skill and power and upon which the future progress of Spokane and the Inland Empire will greatly de- pend — The Grand Coulee Dam —the staff of the 1988 Treasure Chest dedicates this book. Justly named the "Eighth Wonder of the World,'' the Dam stands as an excellent example of the results of modern education. As the world moves forward, education will con tinue to be the power behind the seem s of con- struction work, medical and scientific research, and the many other achievements of mankind. With our vision concentrated on the future and
its opportunities for the scholars of today, we offer this book as a tribute to the ever forward march of education.
In Memoriam
^becemlf^i 22, t92f-May 2, f?3Z J. D. MEYER Principal
E. R. JINNETT Vice-Principal THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938
First Kow: Doolittle. Meyer, LeFevre, Harman. Perkins, Van Austene, Stevens, Plummer. Kirst (student teacher), Bardwell (student teacher). Purdy, Starr. Second Kow: Byrne, Mor- rison, Budwin, McMahan, Hernington, Kapek, Herbert, Brown, Smith, Hughes, Jinnett. Third Kow: Saltz, Potts (student teacher), Elsensohn, Herington, Minzel, Swenson, Trezona, Bendele, Swann, Benjamin, Mondlock, Bovee, Baman. Fourth Kow: Hubbard. Smith. Mooberry, Hubbell. Black, Finnegan, Cooper (student teacher), Weymouth, Barton, Becher, C'oiburn.
ADMINISTRATION SCIENCE
J. D. Meyer, Principal I.. W. Saltz, Head E. R. Jinnett, Vice-Principal Henry Bendele
Rose Finnegan, Girls' Adviser .1. W. Black Joseph M. Tewinkel, Boys' Adviser [rvln R. Minzel Carolyn R. Kapek, Librarian MATHEMATICS I,utie B. Brown, Study Hall Walter E. Doolittle, Head Blanche Hill Swenson, Study Hall W. I,. Herington Evelyn Mcnmda, Secretary .1. I,. Purdy Frances C'owles, Stenographer and Book Clerk SOCIAL SCIENCE
ENGLISH I .. T. Byrne, Head Joseph If. Tewinkel, Head K. T. Becher Theodora Budwin James Elsensohn Clarissa Harman Iva Morrison I.orene Mondloch A. Louise Smith Elizabeth Herbert FOR ElCi X LA N G U A GES Ray G. Hubbard Marie Bovee Ruth Swann Marion G. LeFevre Norman Trezona MANUAL AND FINE ARTS Faye C. Weymouth A. R. Barton COMMERCIAL F. C. Hughes A. P. Coburn, Head C. E. Russum Monroe Hubbell F. Dale Smith
Rene t!. McMahan HOME ECONOMICS Jack Mooberry Edna Herrington Mary Plummer— Part Time Charste Mikkelson Ethel Van Austene Lucile Youngman—Part Time MUSIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Glenn B. Starr M. .1. Benjamin Blanche Hill Swenson Mabel Perkins
Page nine 1 , Home economics. 3. Art. 5. Chemistry. 2. Record office. 4. Wood shop. 6. Typing. Page ten
THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938
CLUKEY J I NNETT CARTER HEAR N KdSTKO M Carlson Patterson Hodgson Akins Colony
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Howard Clukey Valedictorian Ray Patterson Student Council June Carlson _ Girls' League Eleanor Jinnett Salutatorian
Glenn Carter ... Class Prexy Prank Akins Athlete Gail Hodgson Dramatist Norma Hearn Girls' Sports Virgil Edstrom Journalist Edytbe Colony Debate
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Howard Clukey Norma Hearn Dorothy Larson Eleanor Jinnett Margaret I/evos Gail Hodgson Betty Kelley Adeline Hallstein Mildred Peterson Edythe Colony June Carlson Loeta Hicks Angelina Signorelli Gloria Eyberger Edna Wise Hay Patterson Inez Sehroeder Blanche Nord
Page thirteen Frank Akins Ghost Lillian Bonner Lily Irving Arlington
Vice-President Class .1 French Club 1-2-3-4 Sergeant-at-arms Boys' Fed- Harding Debate Club 4 eration Volleyball 1-2 Cosmic 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Baseball 1-2 "R" 2-3-4 Girls' League Orchestra 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Band 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Harding Debate Club Orches-
Baseball 1 tra 4 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Pirette 3
EvART Bowers Evart Longfellow Barbara Anderson Barb 3"V6 Year Graduate Federation Cooper Boys' French Chib 2-3 President G. A. C, 4 Rifle Club 2 (;. A. C. 3-4 O. A. 4 G. Burkuarut Hart Four Star 2 Bob Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Longfellow Secretary Rifle Club 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Sergeant-at-Arms Montero Basketball 2-3-4 Tumbling 1-4 Club 4 Montero Club 3-4 Swimming 4 Rifle Club 4 Girls' League Advisers' ( ) f Football 1-2 fice 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Gym Office 4 Sub-Chairman Handicraft 4 June Carlson Flippy Hamilton National Honor Society Quill and Scroll
Secretary Class ! President Class 3 Norma Anderson Non President Home Room 4 Layan Treasurer Home Economics Hall Patrol Club 4 Harding Debate Chili 1 Secretary Student Council 3 Girls' League Gossip Home Economics Club 1-2-3-4 Gym Office Cosmic Club 3-4 Big Sister G. A. C. 4 Girls' League Orchestra Volleyball 1-2-3 Girls' League Honor Roll Swimming 3-4 Study Hall Basketball 2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Tennis 4 Baseball 2 3-4 Skating 4 Record Staff 4 Pirette 3-4 Song Leader 4 Violet Beckman Blondie Study Hall 4 Regal Girls' League Council 3-4 Chairman Handicraft Depart- Graduate 3 1 -2 Years Girls' League ment 3-4 Contest 3 "C" Club 3 Queen Four Star 3 Big Sister 4 1-3 Spanish Club 2-3-4 Student Council Entertainment Department Associated Student Commit- Lyceum Department tee 4 "Pickles" Sewing Committee 1 -2 "Lucky Jade" Business Staff Glenn Carter Cart Regal Assistant Assign men t Editor Cub Staff President Class 4 Glee Club 2-3 President Montero Vice-President Class 1 Montero Club 2-3-4 Cosmic 3-4 Harding Debate 4 "R" Club 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Junior Blum Basketball 1-2-3-4 A flint/ton Baseball 1-2-3 Boys' Federation Howard Clukey Cluck Be miss Valedictorian National Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer Class 1 Walter Bom Walt Pi esident Junior Dramatic Bcmiss Club 2 Boys' Federation President Cosmic Club 4 Sergeant-at-Arms Junior Dra- matic Club 2 Scholarship Committee 3-4 Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Footlights Club 3-4 Cosmic Club 3-4 Kenneth Bonner Ken Track 3 Whitman Band 2-3-4
Rogers Service Club Student Council 1 Pr esident M on tern Club 3 Associated Students* Social "R" Club 4 Committee 4
Montero C lub 2-3-4
Football 1 EDITH Coleman Udie Track 3-4 Whitman Record Staff Basketball 1 Girls* League Vice-President Hoys' I Y<1, Hon Record Staff Eoythe Colony Ede Fannie Farro Fannit Whitman Arlington National Honor Society Rogers Service Club Rogers Service Club Treasurer Girls' League 4 Treasurer Student Body 3 Secretary Junior Dramatic 2 Vice-President O. G. A. 4 "C" Club 4 Secretary-Treasurer Class 4 O. G. A. 4 Harding Debate 3-4 Junior Dramatic 4 O. G. A. 3 4 Footlights 3 G. A. C. 4 Harding Debate 4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 Basketball 1-2-4 Volleyball 1-2-3 Baseball 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3 S. A. R. Oratorical Contest Tumbling 3 Winner Record Staff 4 Second Prize Speech Contest Gym Office Debate 4 Main Office Big Sister 3 Sub-Chairman Entertainment Cafeteria and Candy Counter 2 Department Stenographer Mr. Meyer President Home Room 4 Girls' League Honor Roll Girls' League Council Scholastic Honor Roll
Ruth Fairburn Ruthy Regal
Walter C i' m m i ngs Watty Quill and Scroll Cooper Four Star 2 Boys' Federation Spanish Cluh 3-4 Cub Staff Home Economics Club 4 Tumbling 1-2 Basketball Record Staff 4 Cub Staff 4
Noka Dailey Ned Arlington Secretary Art Club 3 Everett Ferreli. Red Girls' League Medical Lake School Art Club 3-4 Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Spanish Club 2-3 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Entertainment Department Cub Staff-Record
Carroll Dembowski Dhiii Hamilton "R" Club 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-4 Dorothy Flanuers Dolly Track 1 Arlington Band 12-3-4 Hall Patrol Boys' Federation Represent* Study Hall tive 4 Dramatics Cub Staff Girls' League Gossip Debate Squad 4 Gym Office Girls' I,eague Honor Roll
Vera Virgil Ei>stro.m Virg Flemister Verie Regal Hamilton 2-3-4 Boys' Federation Home Economics Girls' League Copy Chief Record 4 Record Staff 4
Adeline Hallstein Ad Arlington National Honor Society Catherine Faggetter Slitz Rogers Service Club Hamilton President Class 1 Cub Staff Recording Secretary G. A. C. 4 Handy Andy 1 Secretary O. G. A. 4 Girls' League G. A. C. 4 O. G. A. 4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Secretary Mr. Meyer Helen Felber Felber Handy Andy 1-2-4 Hamilton Big Sister 3 President Home Room 4 Main Office 1-2-4 Student Council Representa- Girls' I,eaglle Honor Roll tive 4 1-2-3-4. Chairman Girls' League Dra- Scholastic Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. matics Department 3 Room Representative 3 Junior Dramatic 1-2 Photoplay 2 Footlights 3-4 Lewis Freeman Louie Cosmic 3-4 Whitman Baseball 1-22 Vice-President Class 4 Volleyball 1-2 "R" Club 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Art Club 3-4 1-2 Tumbling Track 1 Record Staff 3 Baseball 1-2-3 "The Whole Town's Talk- Basketball 1 ing" 3 Football 1-2-3-4 Queen Contest 4 Record Staff 4 Alice Hamaker Hammy Noel Hosea Noel Whitman Longfellow Secretary-Treasurer Class 2 Rogers Service Club Sergeant-at-Arms O. 0. A. 4 Footlights Club 4 G. A. C. 4 Band 2-3-4 O. G. A. 4 Stage Crew 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Stage Manager 3 Volleyball 22-3-4 Basketball -23-4 Tumbling 4 Tennis 3-4 Robert Band 2-3-4 Hughes Bob Deer Park Gym Office 1-2 High Room Representative 4 Boys' Federation Track 3-4 Pirette 3 Captain Basketball Team Baseball 2
Caroline Hann Tin-Tin Whitman Rogers Service Club Kl.EANOR JlNNETT JilHiy Chairman First Aid Roosevelt Library Assistant 1-2-3-4 National Honor Society Big Sister 4 Secretary Student Council 2 Honor Roll 4 Secretary Girls' League 4 Secretary Home Room Vice-President Girls' League 4 Treasure Chest Staff 4 Treasurer Home Economics Club 3 Norma Hearn Norm President Footlights Club 4 Hamilton President Home Economics National Honor Society Club 4 Rogers Service Club Secretary Treasurer Footlights "R" Club Club 4 French Club 3-4 Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Harding Debate 3-4 Home Economics Club 1-2-3-4 Junior Dramatic 1-2 French Club 1-2 G. A. C. 3-4 Footlights Club 3-4 Tennis Team 1-2-3-4 Pirette 3-4 Swimming 3 Song Leader 4 Tumbling 1-2 Drum Major 4 Baseball 2 Princess Spring Sports 4 Volleyball 1-2-3 Room Representative 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3 Big Sister 3-4 Record Staff Associated Students Social Princess in Queen Contest Committee 4 Pirette 2 Salutatorian Big Sister 3 Student Council 2-4 "Mr. Pirn Passes By" Tutor 1-2 "The Buccaneer" Speech Contest 2 3 1-2 Year Graduate Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Girls' League Honor Roll Alice Herbert Shorty 1-2-3-4 Lewis and Clark Girls' League Council 3-4 Girls' League "Nothing But the Truth" 2 Embroidery Committee Crocheting Committee Loeta Hicks Loetu Cooper Jack Jones Jo Senior Honor Roll Hamilton Rogers Service Club Vice-President 9A Class Vice-President G. A. C. Cosmic Club 3-4 O. G. A. Club Boys' Federation Photoplay Club Record Staff 4 G. A. C. Club Cub Staff 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3 Volleyball Manager 4 1-2-3 Basketball Elizabeth Keli.ky Betty Tumbling 2-4 Deaconess School, Mont. Swimming 4 Senior Honor Roll Big Sister 3 3 1-2 Year Graduate Room Representative 4 President German Club 4 Handy Andy German Club 2-3-4 Junior Dramatic Club 2 Glendon Hobbs Glen Hauling Debate Club 3-4 Cooper French Club 4 Junior Dramatic Chili 2 Adviser's Office 3 Spanish Club 2 Nurse's Office 3 Football 4 Big Sister 4 Track 4 Student Council 4 Boys' Federation
Gail Hodgson Butch Regal Rogers Service Club Clyde Knaggs Ham Secretary Harding Debate 4 Bemiss Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Class 2 Rifle Club 4 Rifle Club 3-4 Room Representative 1-3 German Club 2-3 Chairman Social Committee 4 Junior Dramatic 1-2 Cosmic Club 4 Harding Debate 3-4 Quill and Scroll 4 Club Girls' Athletic Club 4 "R" Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Rirle Team 3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Record Staff 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Tennis 3-4 Swimming 3 Tumbling 1-2-3 Pn Yi.i.is La Belle Phyl Big Sister 3 Row High School Record Staff 4 Rogers Service Club Pirette 2 Spanish Club 3 "The Lucky Jade" 2 O. G. A. 3-4 "The Buccaneer" 3 Entertainment Department "The Tavern" 4 Girls' League Maxgaket Levos Swede Leonard Munthkx Swede Lewis and Clark Bemiss National Honor Society Vice President J unior Dra- Rogers Service Club matic Club 2 Quill and Scroll Yell Leader Class 2 President Spanish Club 3 Hall Patrol 1-2 Secretary Quill and Scroll 4 Junior Dramatic 1-2 Cosmic Club 3-4 "The Tavern" Spanish Club 2-3-4 "Harmony Hall" Secretary Social Service 3 Nurse's Office 3 Library Desk Hall Patrol 3 Record Staff 4 Copy Chief of Treasure Chest 4 Pirette 4 Spring Sports Candidate 3 Girls' League Honor Roll l**v ERSTT Nelson Bp Associated Students Social Arlington Boys' Federation Committee 4 "Pickles"
Virginia Lewis Gin Columbia Girls' League Handicraft and Entertainment Department
Lestex Long Les Albert Neuman Bemiss Bemiss President Harding Debate 4 Boys' Federation Sergeant-at-Arms Art Club 2 Cub Staff 4 Art Club 2-3-4 Harding Debate 3-4 Baseball 3 Record Staff 4 "The Ghost Train" Associated Student Social Committee
Gloria Lvberger Glory Be miss Blanche Nori> Blanche National Honor Society Libby Rogers Service President O. G. A. Club Vice-President Class 3 Pour Star Club 3-4 President Home Room 4 Chairman Courtesy Committee Chairman Room 208 4 Rome Room Representative .1 Cosmic Club 3-4 Scrapbook Committee G. A. C. 4 Volleyball 12-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Tumbling 3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Skating 4 Tennis 4 Orchestra 1-2-3 Hall Patrol 4 Gerald Oldham Jerry Girls' League Room Repre Cooper sentative 4 Cosmic Club 4 Girls' League Entertainment Math Club 3-4 Department 1-2 Cub Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Dramatics
Treasure Chest Staff -I Ruth Miller * Ruthie Whitman Girls' League Record Staff 4 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Bruce John Moock Romeo School Libby Junior High Bruce Olson Red Dramatics De- Vice-President Arlington partment Boys' Federation 3 Boys* Federatiu Vice-President Hall Patrol 2 Football 2-3 Baseball 2 3 1-2 Year Graduate Band "Pickles" Operettta "The Buccaneer" Operetta "The Show Off" "The Whole Town's Talking" "The Tavern" Ray Patterson Ptif Hall Patrol 2-3-4 Whitman Paddle Squad 2-3 National Honor Society Safe Driving Contest Rogers Service Club President Student Council 4 Geraldine Mott Gerry Sergeant-at-Arms Footlights Regal Club President Home Room Footlights Club 3-4 Secretary G. A. C. Cosmic Club 3-4 O. G. A. 4 Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 G. A. C. 3-4 Boys' Federation Representa- "C" Club 4 tive Swimming Manager 4 Student Council 2 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Associated Students Social Basketball 1-2-3-4 Committee Baseball 2-3-4 Chairman Tut or hit; Commit- Basketball Manager 4 tee 4 Skating 4 Mixer Committee Room Representative Speech Handy Andy Senior Ball Committee 4 Mildred Peterson MUly Barbara Lou Short Babs Regal Libby Junior High Rogers Service Club Girls' League Sergeant-at-Arms G. A. C. 4 Skating 4 Spanish Club 2-3 Vocational Department C. A. C. 3-4
Volleyball 1 -2-.i 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 3-4 Skating 4 AnuelinE Sic.norf.u.1 Anget League Girls' Entertainment Cooper Department 3 3 1-2 Year Graduate Record Staff 4 President Spanish Club 4 Vice-President Spanish Club i Secretary Footlights Club 3 Sergeant-at-Arms Four Star 2 Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Dorothy Porter Four Star Club 2 Lewis and Clark Footlights Club 3-4 Glee Club Spanish Club 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus Volleyball 2 Basketball 2-3-4 Basketball 2 Volleyball 1-2-3 Captain Volleyball 2 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2 Music Secretary Public Utilities 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls' League Gossip 4 Big Sister 3 Social Service 2 Christinas Program Winner of Inter-Speech Con Doris Reamer Dode test 2 Arlington Girls' league Representative 1 Spanish Club 2 Student Council 3 Basketball 2-3-4 Gym Office 2 Volleyball 1-2-3 Spring Sports Candidate 3 Baseball 2-3-4 Girls' League Honor Roll Swimming Hall Patrol Skating Associate Kditor, Cub Edi-
Handy Andy 1 tion 4 Entertainment Department Girls' League 3 Cub Edition Staff 4
Bob Strantz Gramps Regal
Student Council 1 Krma Rice Record Staff 4 Copper Hoys' Federation G. A. C. 4 Four Star 2 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4
Tumbling 1 June Summers Juni< Swimming 4 Regal Rogers Service Club 4 Art Club 4 Math Club 3-4 G. A. C. 4 John Richard Johtin Basketball 2-3-4 Columbia Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Baseball Manager 2 Baseball 2-3-4 Track 3 Tennis 3-4 Captain InterClass Football Skating 4
Marching Band J Room Representative 1 -2 Orchestra 2 Hall Patrol 3-4 3 1-2 Year Graduate Gym Office 1-2 Handy Andy 1-2 Volleyball Champs 4
Inez Sciiroeder Isic Bemiss National Honor Society President Home Room 4 Margaret Swartz Mugs German Club 2-3-4 Lewis and Clark G. A. C. 4 Secretary Spanish Club 4 Baseball 2-3-4 Spanish Club 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Home Economics 4 Tumbling 2-3 "Pickles" 2 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Pirette 4 Swimming 4 Vice-President Home Room Skating 4 Room Representative 4 Inter-Class Debate 2 Debate Team 4 Big Sister 3-4 P.-T. A. Jinx 2 Girls' League Entertainment 2 Wilbur Thomson Stub Colli mbia Secretary Student Council 4 Math Club 3-4 Quill and Scroll 4 Eugene Shauvin Gene Student Council 4 St. Patrick's Record Staff 4 "R" Club 3-4 **** Outdoor l.ife Department Rogers Service Club 4 Student Council Vice-President Student (dun cil 4 President Outdoor Life 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 El.SlK Timerson Football 1-2-3 l.ongfelllow Record Staff 4 Girls' League Sam Toutorelli Tori Maxine Widner Mickey Columbia Hamilton President Athletic Depart- Rogers Service ment 3 Girls' League Council 4 Student Council Harding Debate 3-4 "R" Club 2-3-4 Four Star Club 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Bast-ball 1-2 Baseball 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 Basketball 1 Tennis 2 Cub Staff llasketball 1-2 3 Record Staff Orchestra 3-4 4** 3-4 J Hand Music Librarian 4 Study Hall 2-4 Chairman Girls' League Mu- sic and Dancing Depart merit 4 Pirette 4 Scholastic Honor Roll
Edna Wise Eddie North Central C.r.EN UllLic Bashful National Honor Society Orchard Prairie Rogers Service Club "Pickles" Quill and Scroll 4 Boys' Federation President Qui! and Scroll 4 Secretary Quill and Scroll 4 Cosmic Club 3-4 French Club 4 Chairman Girls' League Ly- ceum Bureau Chairman Girls' League Han dtcraft Girls' League Council Record Staff
Bob Zat Zat St. Xavier's Art Club 4 Vivian Weaver Vcve Band 3 Hamilton J ournalism 1 2 Girls' League Cub Staff
• Destined to become one of the most outstanding classes in the history of John R. Rogers, the class entering in January. 1934 elected Don Amsbury as their first president; Joe Beauneaux, vice president; Howard Clukey, secre- tary-treasurer; and Betty Cowan, Student Council representative. Adeline Hallstein was the 9A prexy; Jack Jones, vice-president; June Carl- son, secretary-treasurer; Howard Clukey, Student Council: and Wilbur Thor- son. yell leader.
President of the 10H class was Alma Itamey ; vice-president, Glenn Carter; secretary-treasurer. Gail Hodgson; Student Council. Eleanor Jinnett; yell leader, Arthur Mackey. Sophomore A officers were Dorothy Larson, president; Don Johnson, vice- president; Alice Hamaker, secretary-treasurer; Ray Patterson, Student Council; Wilbur Thorson, yell leader. June Carlson became president of the 1115 class, Gloria Lyberger, vice- president; Fannie Farro, secretary-treasurer; Don Johnson, yell leader, Frank Akins. Student Council.
Leaders of the Senior A class were Glenn Carter, president ; Lewis Free- man, vice-president: Kdythe Colony, secretary-treasurer; and Bob Treffry was editor of the Record.
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• Paying one last tribute to their Alma Mater, the January graduating class presented the play. "Why John R. Rogers?" January 27. The character of John Rankin Rogers was played by Glenden Hobbs. Forever in the minds of the students of Rogers will remain the memory of the man who did so much for the lesser privileged children of Washington. The scene- "The Little Red School House" was typical of what occurred in the schools of Rogers' time. Enacted in true political style was the legislative scene during which the famous "Hare-foot Hoy" hill was passed. Under the supervision of Ray (i. Hubbard, the play was written and pro- duced by the special English class. Dr. Frederick Fischer of the school board presented the diplomas.
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l.EAVITT CRUMBLEY I.OYVER CoU.JN 11 LAKE Ortner Mi/Davis Hetherington M< ('.hire I'kterson
Marion Ortner Valedictorian
Marie Crumbley... - — Salutatorian
Jack Leavitt - Athlete Ila Hetherington - Student Council
Don McDavis - Debater
Harriette Collin .. Girls' League Ralph Lower.... Boys' Federation Jerry McGuire Class Prexy Sherman Blake Journalist Lola Peterson Drum Major
flvwte SenuM, Jlotvcrt, Roll
Marion Ortner Jean Starry Oscar Mildes Marie Crumbley George Oxrieder Royal Ostby Charles Coffey Bill McHarncss Mary Brooks Doris Vantrepottc Dorothy South .luck Leavitt Carl Dry Hoy Shiosaki Harriette Ewing Delvina Knipfel Grace McGhee Don Johnson .lames Hubbard Margaret Juliann Clayton Tang Pauline Bullar Page twenty-one Bob Achziger Yak Mamie Arnaldo Libby Junior High Whitman Boys Federation Spanish Club 2-3-4 Secretary Outdoor Life 4 hour Star Club 2-3-4 G. A. C. 4 Volleyball 1-2-3 Basketball 1 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3 Chair in an Vocational Depart- ment 4 Helen Allen Butch Be miss Vice-President Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms Home Room Harding Debate 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Riciiaru Baker Dick Basketball Captain Arlington Baseball 1-2 Spanish Club 2-3-4 Baseball Captain Math Club 3-4 Volleyball 1-2 Football 2 Tennis 2 Record Staff 4 Championship Baseball 2 Spring Sports Queen Mana- Record Staff 4 ger 3-4 Pirette 3-4 Song Leader 4 Study Hall Checker 1-2 3 Handy Andy 1 Treasure Chest Staff 4 Girls' League Honor Roll Gene Balch Bulldog Longfellow Vice-President ' R" Club 3 Secretary Boys' Federation 4 "R" Club 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Football 2-3-4 Jessie Allen Jay Track 1-2-3-4 Valleyford, Wash. Record Staff 4 Girls' League Clinton Barrick Clint Longfellow Frank Alliston Ally Hall Patrol Independence, Pe Boys' Federation Boys' Federation Marian Barwise Bets Crcenway High Irving Anderson Bill Girls' League Longfellow Study Hall Marker 4 Boys' Federation Joyce Bates Joy Libby Junior High Thomas Anderson Bitdd Home Economics Club 4 Regal Record Staff 4 Rogers Service Club Annual Staff 4 Scholastic Committee Chair- Hall Patrol 4 man 4 Main Office 4 Christmas Committee Girls' League Gossip 4 Record Staff 3 Cub Staff 4 Debate Team 3-4 National Honor Society June Lorraine Bearns Jackie Colville Girls' League AllELKMARIE AR1S Dell Volleyball 2 Valley High School Basketball 2 Girls' League Record Staff Adeline Bentz Bentcy Pauline Bullard Susie Cooper Arlington O. G. A. 4 Four Star Club 1-2 Volleyball 2 Art Club 3-4 Baseball 2 Spanish Club 2-3 Basketball 2 Home Economics Club 4 Gym Office 2-3 Big Sister 3-4 Big Sister 3 President Home Room 3 Girls' League Representative 2 Chairman Big Sister Depart- Sub-Chairman Campcraft ment 4 Sherman Blake Htrmie Lib by Junior High Rogers Service Club 2 3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 "R" Club 4 President Art Club 4 Clara Bukniece Clarie President Quill and Scroll 4 Be miss Vice-President Quill and Quill and Scroll Scroll 4 Vice-President Home Room 3 Secretary Quill and Scroll 3 Secretary Art Club 4 Treasurer Rifle Club 4 Four Star Club 2 Art Club 3-4 Art Club 3-4 Rifle Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 Quill and Scroll 3-4 "Lucky Jade" Cosmic Club 4 "Pickles" Rifle Team 4 Glee Club 2 Treasure Chest Staff 2-3-4 Big Sister 4 Editor Treasure Chest 4 Senior Counselor 4 Record Staff 2-3-4 Study Hall Checker 4 Editor Record 3 Pirette 2-3-4 Secretary Boys' Federation 4 Song Leader 4 President Home Room 4 Record Staff 4 Fire Squad 4 Girls' League Gossip Journalism Award 3 Pirette Lieutenant 4 Scholastic Honor Roll 2-3 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Honor Roll 4 Student Council 3 Business Manager Record 4 A. S. S. C. "Quo Vadis" Executive Board Student Council 3 Ray Burrill Ray Whitman Rose Marie Bodk\ Bodey Jioy.s' Federation Whitman Hall Patrol 3 1-2 Year Graduate Speech German Club 1-2-3 Four Star Club 1-2 Baseball 2-3 Basketball 2-3 Volleyball 1-2-3 Band 1 2 Agnes Busher Aggie Mary Brooks Brooksir Hamilton Be miss Girls' League National Honor Society Social Secretary Home Eco- Rogers Service Club nomic Club 3 President Home Economics Home Economic Club 3 4 Club 4 Basketball 2-3 Vice-President Class 4 Volleyball 2-3 President Home Room 4 Baseball 1-2-3 Secretary Home Economics 4 Tumbling 2 President Four Star 2 Swimming 3 Sergeant-at-Arms Home Room 3 Home Economics Club 3-4 O. G. A. Club 4 Four Star Club 2 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Pirette 2-4 Myrtle Bushnell Bushy Volleyball 2 Longfellow Cub Staff 4 Girls' League Record Staff 4 Chairman of Scrap Book Com- Associate Editor Treasure mittee Chest 4 Hall Patrol 4 Scholastic Honor Roll 2-3-4 Girls' League Council 4 Big Sister 3 Chorus 2 Girls' League Honor Roll ROBERT Carlson Boh Senior Honor Roll Riverside High [toys' Federation Adam Brown Fixer Jr. Baseball 1 West Valley Basketball Boys* Federation Football 2 Annual Staff 4 Margaret Brown Bunny Libby Junior High Girls' League Marian Carter Dutch Arlington Beatrys Bruce Bctey Rogers Service Club Logan Secretary Home Economics Junior Dramatic Club 12 Club 3-4 Harding Debate Club 3 4 Art Club 4 Math Club 3-4 Home Economics Club 2-3-4 Big Sister 3 Girls' League Sub-Chairman Record Staff 4 Chairman Girls' League Danc- Annual Staff 4 ing 4 Quill and Scroll 4 School Dancing Committee Lenna Cass Lena Marie Crumblev Crumbier Longfellow Garfield Girls' League Rogers Service Club 3-4 Hall Patrol 4 National Honor Society 4 Gym Office 4 Treasurer O. G. A. 4 o. G A. Club 3-4 Big Sister 4 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Library Worker 2-3-4 Roan a Clark Tiny Grants Pass High Girls' League French Club 3-4 Verna Clark Blue Eyes Wenatchcc High Iris Davis Irish Girls' League Regal 3 1-2 Year Graduate Chairman Vocational Commit tee 4 Secretary Home Room 4 Volleyball 1-2 Charles Coffey Charlie Glee Club 2-3 Post Falls High Handy Andy 1-2 Rogers Service Club A Cub Staff 4 Chairman Nominating Com- Record Staff 4 mittee Boys* Federation 4 Annual Staff 4 Chairman Nominating Com. "Pickles" 2 4 mittee Senior Class "The Buccaneer" 3 Chairman Dramatics Croup 4 Puppetry 4 Chairman Play Hour Commit- Girls' League Honor Roll 4 tee 4 Scholastic Committee 4 Vice-President Home Room 4 Footlights Club 4 Cosmic Club 4 Tennis 4 "The Tavern" 4 "Abie's Irish Rose" 4 Debate Squad 4 Fire Squad 4 Ray DeLong Rax Senior Band 4 Be miss National Honor Societ} Boys' Federation Track 1-2 Tennis 4 Harrietts Colli h Dimples Cooper National Honor Society Quill and Scroll President Girls' League 4 Secretary Girls' League 4 President French Club 4 Vice-President Inter School Pauline Dillon Polly Girls' League Council Longfe low Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 3 1-2 Year Graduate French Club 2-3-4 Girls' League G. A. C. 3-4 Footlights Club 3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Tumbling 1-2 Indoor 1-2-3 Skating 4 Tennis 2-3-4 Cub Staff 3 Record Staff 4 Carl Dry Sonny Business Manager Record 4 Libby Junior High Student Council 3-4 National Honor Society Gym Office Secretary Home Room 4 Big Sister Secretary Science and Adven- Student Council Hoard 4 ture 4 Girls' League Council 4 A. S. S. C. -1 "Quo Vadis'* Girls' League Honor Roll Tutor Don Conger Don Patricia Egan Pat Idaho North Central Boys' Federation Editor Girls' League Gossip Baseball 3-4 Basketball 3 4 Sec. Vocational Department 3 Josephine Cos how Program Committee Franklin High Girls' League Council Four Star Club 4 Public Utilities Department Harding Debate 1 Central Council Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 3-4 Chorus 4 Big Sister 4 Girls' League Gossip 4 Cub Staff "Harmony Hall" Spring Festival 3 Emch Howard Quill and Scroll 4 Howard Riverside High Girls' League Honor Roll Christmas Program Boys' Federation Jerry Ericson Jerry Marjorie Frv Curly Hamilton Cheney Junior High Home Room President 3 Girls' League French Club 1-2 Fire Squad 2-4 Hall Patrol 2-3 "Lucky Jade" 2 Student Council 1 Project Committee 4 Jack Gaffaney Caff Regal "R" Club 4 Football 3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Edward Evans Handy Lewis and Clark Football 4 Track 4 Study Hall Checker Ruth Gaylord Jinny Clarks ton Secretary Camp Craft 4 President Home Room 4 Girls' League Harriet Ewing Hiving Whitman Graduate 3 1-2 Years President O. G. A. Club 4 President Class 1 Secretary Class 2 O. G. A. Club 3-4 Goble Jimmy Band 1-2-3 JAMES Hamilton Student Council Sergeant-at-Arms Cosmic Girls' League Representative Club 4 Art Club 4 Cosmic Club 4 Golf 3-4 Track 4 Sergeant-at-Arms Home Room 3 Secretary Home Room 4 Fire Squad 4 Cub Staff 4 Harvey Farmer Harv Annual Staff 4 Regal Record Staff 4 Sergeant-at-Arms 'C" Club 3 Project Committee 4 "C" Club 3-4 Spring Sports Manager 4 Rifle Club 3-4 "The Tavern" Fire Squad 4 Gerald Grey Jerry Longfellow Student Council Club 3-4 Albert Fisher Art Abe Club 3-4 Regal Rifle German Club 2 Baseball Manager Mkkle Hale Merely Hamilton V.xrW League Representative ^ Dale Foster Buck Handy Andy Arlington Assistant Property Manager Boys' Federation "Mr. Pirn Passes By" Montero 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Volleyball 1-2 Baseball 1-2 Tumbling 2 Lloyd Frazier Ltovd Bemiss KlLLEN 11 ARKIS Red Track 2 McKinley Tennis 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Paddle Squad Baseball 3-4 Hall Patrol Volleyball 1 a Klizabeth Harris Yvonne Howell Bonnie Lewis and Clark West Valley Girls' League Art Club 2-3 Home Economics Club 3 James Hubbard Timmie Libby Junior High Harold Hawkins Tcakwood Rogers Service Club G on sag National Honor Society President Entertainment De- President Art Club 4 partment 4 President Science and Adven- Footlights Club 4 ture 4 Men's Chorus 2-3-4 Art Club 3-4 "Tavern" Footlights Club 3-4 "Buccaneer" Business Manager Record "Harmony Hall" Stage Crew Boys' Federation Scholarship Committee Loretta Huneke Sue H moj a n l Hay wood H atnilton Hamilton President Four Star Club 4 Scroll 4 Tumbling 1-2 Treasurer Quill and Basketball 1-2 Vice-President Four Star Volleyball 1-2 Club 3 Treasurer Four Star Club 2 Student Council 4 Club 1-2-3-4 Cub Staff Four Star Secretary Class 2 Quill and Scroll Club 4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Girls' League Council 3-4 Chairman Social Service De- partment 3-4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls' League Representative 4 Cub Staff 3 Jack Hein 1 1 einy Hamilton Boys' Federation Rifle Club 3-4 Rifle Team 4 Vlneta Huneywell Nita "R" Club 4 B emits Hall Patrol 3 Big Sister 4 Pirette 4 Record Staff 4 Girls' League Honor Roll 3 Treasure Chest Staff 4 Marjorie Henry Margie L,eWlS and Clark L Home Economics Hub 2 Spanish Club 2 Girls* League Bill Hunn Bull Regal "R" Club 4 Football 2 Hockey 4 | LA Hl-TIIKRINGTON Hit Hamilton Don Innes Pinkry Rogers Service Club Bemits 2-3-4 0. G A. 4 *'R" Club Annual Staff 4 Montero Club 3 1-2-3-4 Cuh Staff Baseball Big Sister 4 Track 1 1-2 President Student Council 4 Basketball Secretary-Treasurer Class 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball Upper Class Advisory Com Volleyball mittee Baseball Cub Staff 4 Tumbling Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Bookkeeper for Record 3 Mary Jacoy Jachy Raton High O. G. A. 4 Secretary-Treasurer Spanish I VA H ET HER] N GTO N H tsh V Hamilton Club 3 Four Star Secretary Student Council 4 Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President Home Room 4 Club 4 G. A. C. 1 G. A. C 3-4 Club 3-4 O. G A. 4 Spanish Basketball 1-2-4 Four Star Club 4 Baseball 1-2 Baseball 4 Girls' League 3-4 Volleyball 1 2 Big Sister 4 Tumbling 1 Big Sister Cub Staff 4 George Jackson George Margaret Juliano Marge Hamilton St. Patrick's Quill and Scroll 4 Treasurer Girls' League 4 *'R" Club 2-3-4 Vice-President G. A. C. 4 Montero Club 3-4 President Four Star Club 3 Baseball Manager 2 G. A. C. 4 Football Manager 3 O. G. A. 4 Project Committee 4 Spanish Club 2-3-4 Cub Staff 4 Four Star Club 1-2-3-4 Record Staff 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Baseball 2-3 Fire Squad 4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Secretary Home Room Tumbling 1 Room Representative ' Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Big Sister 3*4 Handy Andy 1-2 Room Representative 4 National Honor Society Juanita Jenkins Roy Kirkpatrick Kirk Cooper Central Valley Girls' League Boys* Federation Graduate 3 1-2 Years Rogers Service Club Band 4 Track 3-4 Delvina Knip-fel Del Mica Rogers Service Club Student Council 4 President Home Room 3 Clara Johnson Coga Home Economics Club 1-2-3-4 West Valley Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Girls* League Room Representative 4 Big Sister 3-4 Hall Patrol 2-4 Cub Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Richard Johnson Dick "Quo Vadis" Whitwortk Girls' League Honor Roll Fire Chief 4 Quill and Scroll President Footlights Club 4 Senior Honor Roll Vice-President Footlights National Honor Society Club 3 Sergeant-at-Arms Footlights Agnes Knupson Aggie Club 3 Libby Junior High Vice-President Cosmic Club 4 Girls' League Footlights Club 3-4 Cosmic Club 3-4 Jack Leavitt Bunny German Club 2 Regal "R" Club 4 National Honor Society Baseball 1-2 President Montero Club 4 Hockey 4 Vice-President Montero Club 3 "Abie*s Irish Rose" 4 Secretary Montero Club 3 Property Manager 2 Vice-President German Club 2 Vice-President Athletic De- A. S. S. C. Play Hour Committee 4 partment 3-4 President Class 1 Student Council 3 Band 3-4 Vice-President Student Coun- Home Room President 4 cil 3 Secretary Senior Prom Com- President Student Council 4 mittee Sergeant-at-Arms Boys' Fed- eration 4 "R" Club 2-3-4 Montero Club 2-3-4 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Cosmic Club 2-3-4 Junior Dramatic Club 2 T ii el ma Jones Jonsey German Club 2 Arlington Football 1-2-3-4 Secretary German Club 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Vice-President German Club 4 Track 1-2-3-4 German Club 3-4 Fire Squad 4 Basketball 2-3 Student Council Baseball 2-3 Project Committee 4 Volleyball 2-3 Big Sister Frank Lee Van Suzie Cub Staff Be miss Handy Andy Boys' Federation Walter Lindcren Wait Arlington Graduate 3 1-2 Years Sergeant-at-Arms Boys' Fed- eration Berniece Joy Bernie Rogers Service Club Volleyball 1 President Radio Club 3 Handy Andy I Secretary Radio Club 2 Study Hall Checker 4 Cosmic Club 2-3 St. Patrick's Day Program 2 Radio Club 2-3 Harding Debate 3 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 2 Football 2-3 Baseball 2 Golf 1-2-3 Mary Louise Julian Lou Debate 1-2-3 Columbia Secretary Class 2 Girls* League Fire Squad 3 2-3-4 Spanish Club Manager Queen Contest 3 Volleyball 2 Business Manager "Abie's Business Manager Cub Staff Irish Rose" 1 Ralph Lowes T.ala William M< Harness Whitman Columbia President Boys' Federation 4 National Honor Society Secretary German Club 3 Senior Honor Roll Vice-President Home Room I "R" Club 2-3-4 President Class 2 Baseball Manager 1-2 President Home Room 4 Room Representative German Club 2-3 Hall Patrol 2-3 Queen Contest Committee 4 / Student Council 2-4 Handbook Committee 2 Chairman Traditions Commit- tee 4 National Honor Society KlNAR LUNDQUIST Hinar Hamilton Federation Boys' Kdward McKeen lid Gonzaga Howard McDanim. lid Boys' Federation Be miss Boys' Federation Don Mt Davis Sw Regal Annual Staff 4 National Honor Society 3-4 Veil Leader 1-2 "R" Club President 4 Harding Debate 3-4 Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Montero Gab 1-2-3-4 French Club 3-4 Bruce McKenzie Pebble Football 1-2-3-4 H amilton Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1 Baseball 1-2 Fire Squad 4 Track 1 Debate Team 2-3-4 President Bovs' Federation Cub Staff 4 Student Council 2-3-4 "Abie's Irish Rose" 4 School Radio Broadcast 3-4 Fire Squad 1-2-3-4 Senior Prom Committee 4 Winner Speaking Contest 2 Conduct Committee 3 Queen Manager 3 c li n Jerry Upper Class Advisory 4 Jerrv M Laugh Hamilton Home Room President .< Boys' Federation Grace McGhee Grade Whitman Quill and Scroll Secretary Art Club 4 Secretary Quil! and Scroll 4 Chairman Puppetry Depart ment 3-4 km Art Club 3-4 jAJHM Home Economics Club 4 Girls' League Council 3-4 Student Council 4 Cub Staff 3 Record Staff 4 Jon n Maddux Jack I alley Library Worker 3 West High Gym Office Worker 1-2 Boys' Federation Home Room Roll Checker 3 Producing Committee 3 Girls' League Honor Roll 2-3-4 "Quo Vadis'* Senior Prom Committee Annual Staff 4 National Honor Society John McGratii Graw St. Xavicr President Home Room 4 Student Council Representative Football 3 Laurence Mael Larry Albion Grade Sehool Rogers Service Club Jerky McGuire Dutcky Arlington Track 2-3-4 Room Representative Fire Squad 4 Hall Patrol Student Council Repreesnta- tive 1-3 President Class 4 Vice-President Harding De- bate 4 Vice-President Class 2 "R" Club 2-3-4 German Club 2-3 Junior Dramatic Club 2 Harding Debate 3-4 Montero Club 3-4 "C" Club 4 Cosmic Club 3-4 Floss Baseball 1 Florence Mathews Tennis 2-3-4 Libby Junior High Basketball 1-2-3 Girls' League Football 2-3 Hall Patrol 4 Christmas Committee Girls' League Representative 3 Alvah Mettle* Swede Ki.mkr Murray Bun Cooper Klamath Union High Boys' Federation Boys' Federation Art Club 2 Track 4 Carl Nelson Nets Regal Fire Chief 4 Fire Squad 3 Sergeant-at-Arms Harding De- bate Club Sergeant-at-Arms Home Room 3 Oscar Mildes OsMy Secretary Class 2 Columbia Student Council 2 Boys' Federation Fumor Dramatic Club 1-2 Senior Honor Roll Harding Debate Club 3-4 Cosmic Club 3-4 Math Club 3 Football 1-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Basketball Manager I Track 1 "Abie's Irish Rose" Lena Minftti Nicky "Quo Vadis" Cooper A. S. S. C. Gym Office Big Sister Opal Nelson Sophie Spanish Club 2-3-4 Whitman Volleyball 3 Rogers Service Club Room Representative 2 Service Club 4 Volleyball 1-2 Cub Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Big Sister 4 Maudie Mitchell Bobby Puppetry 2-3 Longfellow Study Hall Worker 3-4 G. A. C. 4 Georgina Nikotich Nickie Four Star Club 1 Volleyball 1-2-3 Whittier Basketball 1-2-3 National Honor Society Baseball 1-2-3-4 President Home Economics Manager Basketball 4 Association 4 Gym Office V Vice-President Girls' League 4 Nurse's Office 3 Secretarv Home Economics Girls' League Gossip 3 Club 3 Tennis Secretary Home Room 4 2-3-4 Pirette 3 Home Economics Club O. G. A. 4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Cub Staff 4 Big Sister 3-4 Handy Andy 1 Social Service 3 Duane Morris Pete Tutor 2-3 Bemiss Boys' Federation Mary Novelli Katrinka Track 3 St. Patrick's Cub Staff G. A. C. 4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Tumbling 1 Sports Department 1-2 Handicraft 1 First Aid 1 Yvonne Mountain I'onnic Bemiss Helen Mae Olson Nnggin National Honor Society Longfellow Secretary-Treasurer Harding Rogers Service Club Secretary Social Service De- Debate Club 4 partment 4 Harding Debate Club 3 4 Vocational Department 3 Cosmic Club 4 Sec. Queen Contest 4 Basketball 1-2 Big Sister 3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Study Hal! Checker Volleyball 2 Library 3-4 Staff Cub Four Star Club 3-4 Business Manager Treasure O. G. A. 4 Chest 3-4 Home Economics Club 4 Lucky Jade" "The Senior Counselor 4 Tavern" "The Secretary Big Sister Depart- Princess Queen Contest 2 ment 3 Chairman Social Etiquette Dc Gym Office partment 3 National Honor Society Girls' League Council 3 Sub-Chairman Vocational De Marion Ortner Minnehaha partment 4 Cooper Tutor Rogers Service Club Dancing Committee 2-3-4 National Honor Society Study Hall Checker 4 Secretary Junior Dramatic Girls* League Honor Roll Club 2 Secretary Girls' League 4 Secretary-Treasurer Footlights Club Junior Dramatic Club 1-2 Footlights Club 1-2 Cosmic Club 4 German Club 1-2 Gene Murphy Murph Debate Team 2-3-4 Edmond, Kansas "Quo Vadis" Boys' Federation President Girls' League 4 Royal Ostby Roy Lowell Perkins Perk Arlington Libby Junior High School Radio Club Reporter A Orchestra 2-3-4 Vice-President Science and Boys' Federation Adventure 4 Upper Class Advisory Com- mittee 4 National Honor Society Alma Peterson Swede Bemiss National Honor Society Rogers Service Club 3-4 Art Club 3 Mavis Owen Major Secretary- Treasurer Secretary-Treasurer French Longfellow Club 4 Rogers Service Club President Home Room 4 Study Hall Worker _' Pour Star Club 1-2-3 Hall Patrol 3 Art Club 2-3-4 Big Sister 4 French Club 2-3-4 Room Representative 3 Tumbling Queen Contest Committee 4 Chairman Camp Craft Depart- Record Staff 4 ment 3-4 Pirette 4 Senior Counselor 4 Annual Staff 4 "Lucky Jade" A. S. S. C. 4 Senior Prom Committee Scholastic Honor Roll Girls' League Honor Roll "Quo Vadis" George Oxkiedes Junior Big Sister 3 A rlington Senior Honor Roll 4 2-4 National Honor Society 4 Pirettes Senior Honor Roll Song Leader 4 Student Council 1 Vice-President Outdoor L,ife 4 Rifle Club 3-4 Hand 2 Orchestra 2-3-4 Scholastic Committee 4 Lola Peterson Lulu Student Social Committee 4 Hamilton Committee A Play Hour National Honor Society Vice-President Rifle Club 4 Secretary Cosmic Club 3 Outdoor Life 4 President President Cosmic Club 4 Cosmic Club 2-3-4 Harding Debate Club 2 3-4 Home Economics Club 2-3 Volleyball 1-3 Baseball 2-4 Tumbling 1 MiLDRE.n Palm [TER MidffQ Longfellow Pirette 1-2-3 1-2-3 Rogers Service Club Song Leader Major 4 Chairman First Aid 4 Drum "The Buccaneer" Prom Committee Queen Contest 4 Mr. Tewinkel's Secretary Nurse's Office 2-3-4 Rosella Pascuzzi Rosie Whitman Spanish Club 2 g. a. c. 4 William Peterson Bill Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Arlington Basketball 1-2-3-4 "C" Club 4 Baseball 1-2-3 Fire Squad 4 First Aid 4 Student Council 3 Adviser's Office 3 Home Room President 3 Nurse's Office 3 Tennis 2-4 Gym Office 2 Football 2 Handy Andy 1-2 Hall Patrol 4 Cub Staff 4 ('.iris' League Honor Roll 2-3-4 Joe Pistilli Joe St. Patrick's Boys' Federation Rolan n Pknna Arlington Boys' Federation Vice-President "C" Club "R" Club 3-4 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Harold Potts Potts "C" Club 4 Libby Junior High Baseball 1 Boys' Federation Basketball 2 Football Football 3-4 Spring Sports Queen Manager 4 Margaret Pratt Peggy Hamilton June Perkins Perky Hall Patrol 4 Klamath Palls Chairman Social Service Book- Home Economics Club 4 let 4 Basketball 1 Secretary Home Room 4 Record Staff 4 Vocational Booklet 3-4 Jamis Prevost Jim Dorothy Scott Scotty Newport High School Whitman Boys' Federation Student Council Nurse's Office 1 Hall Patrol 3 John Raaberg JohttHU Clarkston Honor Roll 2-3 Home Room Project Commit- Robert Scott Dutch tee 4 Hamilton Harding Debate Club 4 Boys' Federation Art Club 4 Record Staff Cosmic Club 4 Football 3 Baseball 2 Harrison Semro Bill Othello High Robinson Ted Frederick Boys' Federation Central North Vice-President Home Room Squad Fire Vice-President Outdoor Life 4 Rifle Club 4 National Honor Society "C" Club 4 Footlights 4 Cub Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Upper Class Advisory 4 Annual Staff 4 Roy Shiosaki Roy Regal Boys' Federation Senior Honor Roll Arthur Rotondo Cooper Cub Staff 4 Record Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Hall Patrol 4 Agnes Sigmon Blondie Whitman Room Representative 2 Four Star Club 2 Tennis 3 Mildred Rowe Mickic Orchetsra 1-2-3 Sandpoint High School Cosmic Club 4 Chairman Vocational Depart- ment 4 Girls' League Gossip 4 Scholastic Honor Roll 3-4 Senior Honor Roll "Quo Vadis" Girls' League Council 4 June Smith Smitty Girls' League Honor Roll 3 4 Be miss National Honor Society Graduate 3 1-2 Years Junior Dramatic Club Footlights Club 3 Swimming 3 Volleyball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Kendai.!. Ryan Nimmic Hamilton Rogers Service Club Fire Squad 4 Art Club 3-4 Footlights Club 3-4 Stage Crew 1-2-3-4 Electrician 1-2-3-4 Manager 3 Mari.iene Smith Mars Wenatchee Junior High Footlights Club 3-4 Baseball 1 Tennis 3 Basketball 2-3 Volleyball 1 Tumbling 2 Gladyce Schindler Skinny Record Staff 4 W hit man Annual Staff 4 Chairman Social Service De- Cub Staff 4 partment 4 Hall Patrol 2-3-4 German Club 2-3 "Pickles" 2 Basketball 1-2-3 ''The Buccaneer" 3 Volleyball 1-3-4 Costume Committee "The Tav- Baseball 1-2-3 ern" 4 Swimming 3 Costume Committee "Harmony Girls' League Representative 3 Hall" 4 Cub Staff 4 Girls' League Honor Roll Girls' League Council 4 Chorus 2-3 Melvina Stansbury Mirandy Arthur Summers Ace Cooper Columbia President G. A. C. 4 Boys' Federation Vice-President Four Star Track 2-4 Club 3 Band 2-3-4 Cosmic Club 4 G. A. C. 4 Four Star Club 2-3 Spanish Club 2-3 Clayton Tang Tanqovich 2-3-4 Tennis miliston, N. D. Volleyball 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2-3 Record Staff 4 Swimming 3 Cub Editor 4 Skating 4 National Honor Society Baseball 2-3 Vice-President Boys' Federa- Hall Patrol 4 tion 4 Secretary Public Utility De- Vice-President Harding Debate partment 4 Club 4 Vice-President Cosmic Club 4 Vice-President "R" Club 4 President Science and Adven Jean Starry Kitty ture 4 Longfellow Cosmic Club 3-4 Tumbling 1-2 "R" Club 2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Tennis 3 junior Dramatic Club 2 Baseball 1 Hockey 4 Basketball 1-2 Track 2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Basketball Manager 2 Chorus 1-2-3 Basketball 2-3 Senior Honor Roll Band 2-3-4 Girls' League Honor Roll "The Tavern" 4 1-2-3-4 Property Manager for "Abie's "Lucky Jade" 1 Irish Rose" "Pickles" 2 Harding Debate Orchestra 3 "Buccaneer" 3 Student Entertainment Com- "Harmony Hall" 4 mittee 4 Hall Patrol 2-3-4 Fire Squad 4 Debate 2 Upper Class Advisory 3-4 Secretary Room Representative 1 Home Room 4 Student Radio Broadcasts 4 Bettie Stemmed Hamilton Floyd Taylor Rubfnoff 3 1-2 Year Graduate Be miss Room Representative Student Council Tennis Vice-President French Club \ Basketball Cosmic Club 4 Volleyball French Club 4 Track 2-3-4 fib Band 2-3 Ralph Stevens Steve Regal Sergeant-at-Arms Harding Dt Margaret Taylor Mart/ bate Club 4 Littlcfork, Minn, Secretary Science and Adven Girls* League ture 3 Cosmic Club 3-4 Harding Debate Club 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Marjorie Valentine M&rgc Fire Squad 4 Lewis and Clark "The Tavern" Girls' League Representative 3 Irish Rose" "Abie's 1 1 ume Economics Club 4 Student Council Pirette 4 Student Social Committee Hall Patrol 4 "Quo Vadis" Girls' League Gossip Staff 3 Jewell Stinger feu/tie Doris Vantrepotte Dot North Central Cockerill {Kan.) High Girls' League Girls' League Secretary First Aid Hazel Strand Batch Longfellow Rose Via Rosie 1-2 Tumbling St. Patrick's Basketball 1 Girls' League Honor Roll Volleyball 1 Secretary Four Star Club 3 Record Staff 4 Sergeant-at-Arms Spanish 3-4 Pirette Club 2 Hall Checker _' Study Girls' League Representative 4 Handy Andy 1 Four Star Club 1-2-3-4 Treasure Chest Staff 4 G. A. C. 3-4 Leader 4 Song Spanish Club 2 3 4 Posture Contest Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Tumbling 2-3-4 Tennis 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Robert Strand Bob Baseball 2-3-4 North Central Baseball Captain 2 Graduate 3 1-2 Years Baseball Championship 2 Organized Radio Club '35 Handy Andy President Radio Club Hi Jinx 3 Technical Adviser Radio Club Gym Office Sergeant-at-Arms Radio Club A Big Sister 3-4 Radio Club 3-4 Pirette 2 Track 4 Cub Staff Theresa Via Tree ISva Whitney Little Eva St. Patrick's Hamilton President Spanish Club 3 Secretary Class 2 Secretary Spanish Club 2 Secretary Vocational Depart- President Home Room 3 ment 4 Student Council Representa- Secretary Four Star Club 4 tive 3 President Home Room 4 Secretary Four Star Club 2 German Club 3-4 Four Star Club 4 G. A. C. 3 4 Spanish Club 2-3-4 Hall Patrol Four Star Club 1-2-3-4 Handy Andy Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Room Representative Basketball 1-2-3-4 Big Sister Tennis 2-3-4 Suit-Chairman Vocational De Baseball 2-3 partment Tumbling 2 Main Office Worker Big Sister 3-4 Handy Andy 1-2 Pat Willmore Cub Staff 4 Regal 3 1-2 Year Graduate Secretary French Club 4 "C" Club 2-3-4 French Club 2-3-4 Four Star Club 1 Baseball 1-2 Bill Wallace Fixer Sr. Volleyball 1-2 Hollywood High Big Sister 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Baseball 2 Hall Patrol 4 Secretary Kntertainment De- partment Violet Wilson Vi Cub Staff Whitman Treasurer G. A. C. 4 German Club 3-4 G. A. C. 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 12-3-4 Baseball 2-3 Billie Warner Hillic Big Sister 3-4 Harrison High School Cub Staff 4 Cosmic Club 4 Volleyball 4 ISABELLE WVCOFF lM$ Basketball 4 Regal 3 1-2 Year Graduate Secretary Home Kconomics Club 3 Pour Star Club 1 French Club 2-3-4 Home Kconomics Club 2 3 4 Fred Wenrick Fritz Basketball 1-2 Riverside High School Volleyball 2-3 Boys' Federation Big Sister 3-4 Football 1-2 Orchestra 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Hazel Zurlinden Zttrly Regal Vice-President Home Kco- nomics Club 4 Treasurer Home Economics Club 4 Secretary G. A. C. 4 Julia West Julie Treasurer G. A. C. 4 Whitman G. A. C. 3-4 Rogers Service Club Home Kconomics Club 3 4 Chairman Puppet Committee 3 German Club 3 Art Club 1-2-3 4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Cub Staff 4 Swimming 3 Record Staff 4 Tumbling 1-2 Puppetry 2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Annual Staff 4 Big Sister 3 Study Hall Checker 3 4 Handy Andy Big Sister 4 Hall Patrol Girls' League Honor Roll 4 Championship Baseball 2 Stage Crew 2 Secretary Home Room THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 • Numbering 192, the largest freshman class in the history of John Rogers high school entered in September, 1934, to participate in activities that helped place Rogers "in the golden sunset of the westland." On Thursday, June 9, 1988, high school days for 177 students will end, and the doors of life will be thrown open with opportunities stretched far and wide. Individuals have won honors in the fields of sports, dramatics, art, scholarship, music, and debate. Marion Ortner achieved the coveted position of Valedictorian, and Marie Crumbley held the title of Salutatorian. Jerry McGuire guides the destinies of the June '38 class during their last semester. Mary Brooks is vice-president, and Ila Hetherington, secretary- treasurer. Jack Leavitt was elected president of the Student Council during their last year. Other class members of this student governing body are : Grace McGhee, Iva Hetherington, Em ojane Haywood, and Floyd Taylor. • "Quo Vadis," the June commencement pageant presented June 9, demon- strates the influence that wisdom and vision have on the present generation. Harriette Collin portrayed Vision, while C harles Coffey took the role of Wisdom. In the reunion that takes place during the second act, a survey is made of the many professions entered. The predictions made by Vision on the gradua- tion night are tested. Taking part in the pageant were Thomas Anderson, Sherman Blake, Clara Burniece, Lena Cass. Roana Clark, Charles Coffey, Harriette Collin, Marie Crumbley, Jerry Ericson, Veneta Huneywell, Dick Johnson, Jack Leavitt, Delvina Knipfel, Grace McGhee, Jerry McGuire, Bill McHarness, Carl Nelson, Helen Mae Olson, Marion Ortner, Mavis Owen, Alma Peterson, Mildred Rowe, Ray Shiosaki, June Smith, Ralph Stevens and Margaret Taylor. Pagt thirty-four THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 Pan' thirly-five THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 Page thirty-six THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 Page thirty-seven Page thirty-eight THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 Page thirty-nine THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Page forty THE TREASURE CHEST IUNE. 1938 Page forty-one Page forty-two 1 Page forty-five THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row: White, H FIRST SEMESTER I la Hetherington President Gene Shauvin Vice-President Wilbur Thorson Secretary Gladys White Treasurer M KM HERS Dorothy Larson Maxine McMann Phyllis Smith Eugene Shauvin George Stein Kenneth Tang Wilbur Thorson Grant Anderson Margaret Blodgett Bob Treffry Jacqueline Hafner Marjorie Mead Harriette Collin Don Hughes Pat Stevens Gerald Day Harold Payne Carl Moller Ila Hetherington Glen Btirkliardl Patricia Cassidy Betty Kelley Harold Dempsey Eugene Davis Delvina Knipfel Betty Gaines Ruth Davis John McGrath Mi hired Rogers Ralph Randall Royal Ostby Bill Alfstad Don MeDavis Miles Ertel Maxine Clark Evelyn Nisley Verva Hanson Don Gottwig Marian McNeven Betty Helean • The Student Council is the official governing body of the Associated Stu- dents of Rogers. It is composed of representatives from home rooms, officers of Boys' Federation and Girls' League, and editor of the Record. Advisers are Principal J. I). Meyer, Miss Rose Finnegan, and J. M. Tcwinkel. Payc forty-six THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row: Ortner. Hetherington, White. Olson, Leavitt. Gunim, Lower. Second Row: McGhee, Bronson. Wynkoop, Halverson, Haywood. Smith. Taylor, Lester, Russell, Diediker. Third Row: Rice. Appa. Smith. Anderson. Hicks, Hann. Bridewell. Sullivan. Brown, Hanson. Arnold. Fourth Row: Thomas. Bell. McBreen, McMullen, Hodgson, LaBelle, Tucker, Mead, Johnson, Updike, Dhondt, Olmstead, Jones, McLeod. SECOND SEMESTER - — /'resident Charles Guam _ Vice-President I va Hetherington _ Secretary Gladys White Treawrer MEMBERS Marion Ortner Clifford Jones Cordon Hansen Ralph Lower Roland Dhondt Ruth Bell Gladys White ('.race Anderson Marietta McMullen Gail Hodgson Betty Wynkoop Jack Leavitt Iva Hetherington Shirley Smith Floyd Taylor Emojane Haywood Bernadine Thomas Addaline Hann Grace McGhee Don Broadhead Joe McBreen Kvalyn Olson Don Gottwig Mary Tucker Dawnelda Hicks Harry Wagner Sandra Appa Charles Gumm Betty Mae Johnson Marjorie Mead Alan Updike Bonnie Burns Kd Russell Irene Halverson Betty La Belle Jack Lester Geraldine Rice Neal McLeod Jim Arnold Hazel Bonser Margaret Sullivan Ray Smith Al Olmstead • The most important projects of this semester have been matinee dances, basketball convocations. Queen contest, and conduct at convocations. Page forty-seven THE TREASURE CHEST IUNE, 1938 Firat Row: Mr. Meyer (adviser), Nikotich, L. Peterson, Ortner, Colony, Hodgson, Hearn. Mr. Jinnett (adviser). Second Row: Luge, Slgnorelli, Uevos, Sohroeder, Jinnett, Carlson. Third Row: Blake, Crumbley, Hallstein, Brooks. A. Peterson, Mountain, McHarness. Fourth Row: Clukey, Oxrieder, Hubbard, Wise, Collin, Dry. AcUia+icd Jlo+iasi Society, FIRST SEMESTER Ray Patterson President MEMBERS Sherman Blake Gail Hodgson Kay Patterson June Carlson Jack Leavitt Inez Schroeder Adeline Hallstein Margaret Levos Edna Wise Norma Hearn Don McDavis Ted Oster Frank Akins Marion Ortner George Oxrieder Mary Brooks James Hubbard Alma Peterson Harriette Collin Betty K el ley Lola Peterson Marie Crumbley Kathryn Luse Angelina Sign ore] li Carl Dry Bill McHarness Clayton Tang Lewis Freeman Yvonne Mountain Eleanor Jinnett Georgina Nikotich • Outstanding character, leadership, scholarship and service are the neces- sary requirements for admittance to the National Honor Society. This is the highest honor a student can attain. Principal J. D. Meyer and Vice-principal E. R. Jinnett are the advisers. Page forty-eight THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row: L> Peterson, G. McGhee, Knlpfel, Olson, Juliano, White, Collin, Luse. Nikotich, Smith. Second Row: Jinnett, Hodgson, Ortner, Mountain, Johnson, Crumbley, B. McGhee, A. Peterson, Brooks, Petty, Mr. Jinnett (adviser). Third Row: Mr. Meyer (adviser), Rowe, McHarness, Ostby, Hicks, Hlnz, McDavis, Tang, Blake, Hubbard. Fourth Row: Coffey, Ertel, Leavitt, Oster, Dry, True, Lower, Semro, Anderson, Oxrdeder. A/cUiancU Jfon&i Society SECOND SEMESTER Don McDavis President MEMBERS Sherman Blake Kathryn Luse Ted Oster Mary Brooks Don McDavis George Oxrieder Harriette Collin Gail Hodgson Alma Peterson Marie Crumbley Bill McHarness Lola Peterson Carl Dry Yvonne Mountain Clayton Tang James Hubbard Georgina Nikotich Eleanor Jinnett Jack Leavitt Marion Ortner NEW MEMBERS Tom Anderson Margaret Juliano John Petty Charles Coffey Delvina Knlpfel Mildred Rowe Miles Ertel Ralph Lower Harrison Semro Mamie Hinz Beulah McGhee Eleanor Smith Dawnelda Hicks Grace McGhee Art True Rosina Johnson Helen Mae Olson Gladys White Royal Ostby • Nineteen new members were, bestowed with the highest honor John R. Rogers high school could award them on April 29, when they were elected to the National Honor Society. Principal J. D. Meyer and Vice-Principal E. R. Jinnett are the advisers. The annual initiation banquet is held in June. Page forty-nine THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Bow: Ortner, Collin, Jinnett. Second Itiiw: McGhee, Hows, Peterson, Ballard, Huneke, Olson. Third Bow: Wis,. Brooks, Wldner, Miss Flnnegan (adviser). FIRST SKM KSTKR Harriette iCollin President Eleanor Jinnett VicG-Pretident Marion Ortner Secretary Fannie Farro Treasurer DEPARTMENT CH A I R M E N Mary Brooks Public Utility Loretta Huneke Social Service Maxim- Widner Singing Maxine Widner Dancing Alma Peterson Camp Craft Pauline Bullard Big Sister Klaine Michel Dramatics Kdna Wise Handicraft Grace McGhee Puppetry Mildred Rowe Vocational Kvalyn Olson Girls' League Gossip • The eleven departments of the Girls' League provide excellent opportuni- ties for development of leadership in various fields. Pag' fifty THE TREASURE CHEST IUNE. 1938 First Row: Brooks. Drake. Juliano. Ortner, Collin. Nikotich. Second Row: Schindler, Katliff, Carter. Lens, Smith. Third Row: Arnaldo, Miss Finnegan (adviser), Wynkoop. Qinii' JHecUfMe. SECOND SKMKSTER Marion Ortner President Gtorgina Nikotich .Vice-President Harriette Collin Secretary Margaret Juliano .. Treasurer DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Mary Brooks Public Utility Gladyee Schindler Social Service Betty Wynkoop Singing Marian Carter Dancing Betty Ricketts Camp Craft Eleanor Smith Big Sister Helen Ratliff Dramatics Mary Lenz Handicraft Winnie Drake Puppetry Mamie Arnaldo Vocational Patricia Egan Girls' Eeague Gossip • The Girls' League promotes greater friendship among the girls of the school and helps them solve their various problems. Miss Rose Finnegan is adviser. Page fifty-one . THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 FIRST SKMESTER Don McDavis President Kenny Bonner Vice-President Gene Balch Secretary Jack Leavitt ..... Sergeant-at-A rms COMMITTEE HEADS Ray Patterson Scholarship Bob Treffry . Christmas Gene Balch Conduct James Goble Project DEPARTMENTS Department Chairman Adviser Sports _Gene Balch Henry Bendele Outdoor Life _ . Gene Shauvin L. W. Saltz Handicraft Ed McDaniel C. E. Russum Entertainment Joe McRreen R. G. Hubbard Science and Adventure Clayton Tang 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. General meetings on the final Monday of each month alternate with de- partmental meetings on the second Monday, all under the general direction of the executive committee. J. M. Tewinkel is adviser. Page fifty- two . THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row: Tans. I.indgren, I.ower, Blake. Second Row: Hubbard, Oxrieder, Stein. Mr. Tewlnkel (adviser). SECOND SEMESTER Ralph Lower President Clayton Tang Vice-President Secretary Sherman Blake. . Walter Lindgren Sergeant-at-Arms COMMITEE HEADS Thomas Anderson Scholarship Jack Leavitt Project Charles Coffey Play Hour DEPARTMENTS Department Chairman Adviser Sports — ..Gene Raich Henry Bendele Outdoor Life ..George Oxrieder _ M. H. Hubbell Handicraft George Stein _ C. E. Russum Entertainment Don Steele R. G. Hubbard Science and Adventure James Hubbard I. R. Minzel • The Boys' 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. Page fifty-three THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 First Bow: Hinz, Thompson, Drake, Meicho, Shaw, Moore, Blodgett, Smith. Brooks. John- son, Peterson. Second Row: McCafferty, Wilson. Slmonson, Morse. Knipfel, Nelson. Peterson. Mael. Mr-. Jinnett (adviser). Third Row: Mr. Cobum (adviser), Hetherington, White, Pershall, D. Crumbley, M. Crumbley, Larson, Olson, e>&UHce GluL MEMBERS Mildred Peterson Gail Hodgson Norma Thompson Norma Hearn Adeline Hallstein Glen Uhlig Edythe Colony Florence St. Onge Julia West Marie Zumhoff Warner Hoisington Gladys White Winnie Drake Frank Nelson Beverly Wilson Mavis Owen Sidney Mead Elaine Bernstein Helen Mack Alma Peterson Margaret Blodgett Marion Ortner Phyllis La Belle Mary Brooks Carolyn Hann Vivian Larson June Carlson Kay Patterson Lawrence Mael Charles Coffey Sherman Blake Dorothy McClelland Doris Crumbley Noel Hosea Sylvia Moore Pearl Eames Ted Oster Laura Morse Peggy Jean Elijah Louis Drinkman Opal Nelson Ruth Fairburn Ila Hetherington Bruce Olson Addaline Hann Fannie Farro Frank Peterson Mamie Hinz Edna Wise Carol Shaw Rosins Johnson Kenny Bonner Eugene Shauvin Hope Johnson Tom Anderson Marjorie Simonson Roy Kirkpatriek Kendall Ryan Delvina Knipfel • The Rogers Service club is an honorary society for students who have done outstanding work for the school. They are recommended for membership by the faculty. A. P. Coburn and K. R. Jinnett are the advisers. Page fifty-four THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row: McGhee, Crane. Burndece. Ponto. Zumhoff. Drake. West. McGhee. Billiard. Second Kim: Summers. Coble. Blake, Ladd, ('alter-. Peterson. Bailey, West. Mr. Hughes (adviser). Third Row: Linden, McRae, Raabern, Barstad. Grey, Rei-R, Johnson, Zat, Ryan, Hubbard. A>U Glut*. First Semester Second Semester Sherman Blake. .President James Hubbard James Hubbard _ Vice-President Dean Ladd Clara Burniece_ _ Secretary (iraee McGhee Marie Zumhoff Treasurer Ralph Berg- Kendall Ryan Sergeant-at-Arms Dick Johnson MEMBERS James Hubbard James Cioble Kenneth McRae Ralph Berg Gerald Grey Alma Peterson Sherman Blake Dick Johnson Marian Ponto Pauline Billiard Dean Ladd John Raaberg Clara Burniece Jack Linden Kendall Ryan Marian Carter Grace McGhee Virginia SImonson Lois Crane Marie Zumhoff Julia West Winnie Drake Beulah McGhee Katherine West • The purpose of the Art clut> is to study photography, puppetry and have an interest in art. One of the main features of the club this year was to sponsor an all-city Art Club rally. Page fifty-five THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row: Gaines, Anpa, Penna, Osso, Priuno. Trone. Second Bow: Ellis, Eng, Whitmore, Wilson, Rogers, Mors. Third Row: McGuire, Peterson, Bysegger, Saltz, Herrington. Fourth Row : McBreen, Robinson. First Semester Second Semester Elsie Mors Prenident .Johnny Osso Vivian Ellis Vice-Prerid&nt Ben Penna Betty Gaines Secretary Beverly Wilson Tliula Trone Treasurer _ Isla Bysegger Harvey Farmer _ Sergeant-at-Aring Bill Peterson MEMBERS Bill Alfstad Dan Harrington Ted Robinson Sandra Appa Harold Hawkins Don Shulkin David Belyea Don Lauder Bob Swartz Bob Berger Joe McBreen Neal Templin Isla Bysegger Jerry McGuirr Thula Trone Ray Ellis Elsie Mors Charles Wakeley Vivian Ellis Ben Penna Juanita Whitmore Erma Eng Bill Peterson Pat Willmore Harvey Farmer George Perry Beverly Wilson Betty Gaines Carol Priano Jerry Mott Don Gottwig Mildred Rogers Fannie Farro • The purpose of the "C" club is to promote better citizenship. Miss Louise Smith is the club adviser. Pagt fifty-six THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 First Row: Jones, Raaberg, Aklns, Nelson, McGuire. Second Row: Taylor, Hunt. Wise Rowe Ortner, Warner, Peterson. Smith, K. Smith, Mountain. Third Row: Stansbury. Carlson, Bller, Carter. Leavltt, Clukey, Oldham, Patterson, Stein. Fourth Row: Tang, Ratliff, Oster, Terry, Coffey, Johnson. Fifth Bow: Coble, Levos. LybergCT, Knaggs, Berg, Ertel, Stevens. GoAsfUc Club First Semester Second Semester Howard Clukey.. President Lola Peterson Johnson Clayton Tang .. Vice-Pr«tident Dick Lola Peterson Secretary Eleanor Smith Frank Akins 8ergeani-Ut-A rnu James Goble MEMBERS Edna Wise Billie Warner Melvina Stansbury Gloria Lyberger Charles Coffey Nellie Hunt Margaret I.evos .lack Eller Helen Ratliff Jack Jones Dick Johnson Earl Terry Al Akins James Goble John Raaberg Miles Ertel Mildred Rowe Ralph Berg Clyde Knagg.s Eleanor Smith Don Johnson Gerald Oldham Marion Ortner Jack J.eavitt Walt Lindgren Ray Patterson Grant Anderson June Carlson Jerry McGuire Ted Oster Yvonne Mountain Sherman Blake Carl Nelson Gladys Smith Floyd Taylor Ralph Stevens Clayton Tang George Stein • Scientific demonstrations, experiments, lectures, industrial trips and social activities are among the purposes of the Cosmic club. To become eligible for membership a student must have studied science for three years. I. R. Minzel is the adviser. Page fifty-seven THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Bow: Hubbard, Patterson, Ortner, Jlnnett, Casey, Hansen, Trone, Johnson. Second R;itliff, Bow: Collin, Hosea, Smith, K. Johnson, Bysegger, D. Johnson Third Row ; Zumhoff, Ryan Curryer, Slgnorelll, Eames, Kludt, Coffey, Mr. Purdy (adviser). Fourth new: Berger, Robinson, Swartz, Carter, Rogers, Clukey. .. First Semester Second Semester Eleanor Jinnetl President Dick Johnson Dick Johnson Vice-President Don Carter Marion Ortner Sa-rettirii-Treasurer Dawnekla Hides Ray Patterson Sergeant at- Arms Jimmy Kludt M KM BE US Howard Clukey Rosina Johnson Jim Hubbard Harriette Collin Florence Rogers Verva Hanson Eleanor Jinnetl Mamie Jean Casey Jimmy Kludt Dick Johnson Don Carter Dorothy I, arson Don Johnson Helen Ratliff Delores Bell Bruce Moock Harold Curryer Charles Coffey Marion Ortner Eileen Cowles Harold Hawkins Ray Patterson Pearl Eames Bob Swartz Angelina Signorelll Kendall Ryan Dawnelda Hicks Marliene Smith Noel Hosea NEW MEMBERS Bob Berpcr Peppy Jean Elijah Thula Trone Isla Bysepper Ted Robinson Marie Zumhoff Louis Drinkman Hope Johnston • The Footlights club is for the junior and senior dramatists of the school. Cons are given each year, and during the course of the year, parties and an outing are also on the list of the club's activities. J. L. Purdy is adviser. Page fifty-eighty THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row: .luliano, A. Via, Ponto, Jacoy, Olson, T. Via. Seecad Kuw: Huneke. Rizzutto. Whitney. Coshow, Braasch, Baumgartner, Anderson. Third Kuw: Miss Weymouth (adviser), Terry. Allan, Andre. tf-ouA, Stan, Glub First Semester Second Semester Iyoretta Huneke /'resident I/>retta Hunekt Mamie Arnaldo _ Vice-President _ —..Mamie Arnaldo Eva Whitney Secretary Mary Jacoy Klvera Via Treasurer . Elvera Via ,!<*• Stepson Sergeant-at-Arm* _ Jot- Simpson MEMBERS Viola Anderson Louis Drinkman John Olson Mamie Arnaldo I ,oretta Huneke Harold Payne Helen Baumgartner Mary Jacoy Joe Simpson Virginia Baumgartner Margaret .luliano Elvera Via Ronnie Beedle Blanche Nord Rose Via Beatrice Braasch Helen Mae Olson Theresa Via David Belyea Eva Whitney NEW MEMBKKS Dorothy Armstrong Karl Terry Milyne Allan Lois Crane Donna Hohhs Rosie Rizzuto Marian Ponto Josephine Coshow Hazel Barker Joe Andre • The Four-Star club was organized to increase interest in good motion pic- tures and to study the production and filming processes. The club members also have theater parties when there is billed an entertaining or educational picture. Miss Faye Weymouth is adviser. Page fifty-nine THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 First Row: Miss LeFevre (adviser), Hodge. Williamson. Smith. Cutler, Clark. Second Row: Harris. Collin, Kelly. Peterson. Third Row: Palmquist, Taylor, Drury, Wycoff. Willniore, Bossio. Fourth Row: Updike, Bowers, Bonner, Chandler, Ertel. First Semester Second Semester Harriette Collin President Miles Ertel Miles Ertel Pice-President Floyd Taylor Alma Peterson Secretary Patricia Willmore Alma Peterson Treasurer Ed Harris Martin Palmquist Sergeant-at-A rms Allan Updike MEMBERS Lillian Bonner Virginia Cutler Lois Hodge Esther Bossio Beatrice Drury Hetty Kelley Kvart Bowers Jerry F.rieson Margaret Kammerer Mamie Jean Casey Miles Ertel Don McDavis Koana Clark Kd Harris Vera Mae Michel Harriette Collin Norma Hearn Martin Palmquist Alma Peterson Allan Updike Patricia Willmore Eleanor Smith Frances Williamson Edna Wise Floyd Taylor Isabelle Wycoff • The purpose of the French club is to interest more students in French. The club has an outing each year as well as parties. Members make a scrap- book annually to send to France. Miss Marion Le Fevre is the adviser. Pagt sixty THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Qe>una+t Gluh Semester First Semester Second Hetty Kelley President George Perry Hoy Williams Vice-President Thelma Jones Burkhardt Flora Curryer Secretary Nellie Tlielma Jones Treasurer Albert Akins Don Diediker Seraeant-at-A rms Earl Terry MEMBKHS Albert Akins Jean Hanifen Ted Hi nek Harold Borlin Roland Heisler Warren Salt/. Nellie Burkhardt Don Hughes Gordon Steptoe Flora Curryer Thelma Jones Karl Terry Don Diediker Evelyn Kolbei Elaine Waller Jerry Kverett Annie Neuman Eva Whitney Magdalene Gehrke Donald Olson Violet Wilson Virginia Phillips NEW MEMBERS Felix Entenmann Mary Glass Ella McGhee Frank Erickson Doris Hedstrom Dorothy Walker Jerry Ludwig Parties are • The German club is promoted to interest students in German. held throughout the year. Mrs. Marie Bovee is the club adviser. Page sixty-one THE TREASURE CHEST IUNE, 1938 q. a e. Barbara Anderson President Mclvina Stansbury Loeta Hicks Vice-Pretident Margaret Juliano Geraldine Mott Secretary Hazel Zurlinden Hazel Zurlinden Treasurer Violet Wilson M EMBERS Barbara Anderson Adeline Hallstein Gail Hodgson Norma Hearn Mildred Peterson Erma Rice Loeta Hicks Margaret Juliano Aliee Hamaker Hazel Zurlinden Edythe Colony Theresa Via Harriette Collin Gloria Lyberger It nt li Hetherington Rose Via June Summers .Terry Mott Inez Schroeder Maudie Mitchell Violet Wilson Melvina Stansbury NEW MEMBERS Marguerite Bullard Lois Hodge Shirley Thompson Winnie Drake Erma Lipps Mamie Arnaldo Betty Gaines Mary Novelli Maxlne Clark Iva Hetherington Kosella Paseu/.zi Maxine McHarness Gladyee Schindlcr • rhe Girls' Athletic club is an organization for girls active in sports and who have earned enough points for membership. The G. A. ('. makes pom- poms during the football season and has other projects during' the year. MlSS Mabel Perkins is the adviser. Page sixty-two THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Kuw: Eller, Long, Nelson, Saltz. Payne. Second Row: J M ake. Bowers, Oas, Penna. Tang. Peterson, Mountain, Stevens. Third Row: Rice, Colony, Wentlel. Ijenz, Bruce, McGudre. McBreen. Fourth Row: Waller, Kelley. Curryer, Miehel, Allen. Fifth Row: Hodgson, Robin- son, Bonner, Young, Cosliow, Mrs. Morrison (adviser). First Semester Second Semester Lester Long I'risidiiit Joe. McBreen Jerry MeGuire Clayton Tang . Vice-President Yvonne Mountain 8ecretary-Tre NEW M KM 15 KHS Harold Payne Violet Bauer Jerry Rice Helen Bowers Jack Eller Warren Salty. Waller Josephine Cosliow 1 .a Vergne Kyarsgaard Elaine Winnie Drake Mary I. en/. George Young Johnny Osso Elaine Michel • This club is one of tin more active groups in the school. Its purpose is to create a greater interest in dramatics and music. lis main activities are two pay cons a year for the school fund and an annual formal banquet in honor of the debaters. The club is limited to juniors and seniors with talent and good grades. Mrs. [va Morrison is the adviser. Paoc sixty-three THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 FirM Row: G. McGhee, O'Grady, Knipfel, Perkins, Jinnett. s< nd Row: M. Bullard Miss Herrington (adviser), p. Bullard, Carter, Shaw, Third Row: Nlkotlch, Swart/.. l{. Kali-burn Cost, Zurlinden, Brooks, B. McGhee. Fourth Row: Wyeoff, Lenz, J. Fairburn, Debit- Carlson. cMa+ne Zcxutxy+tucA, Club First Semester Second Semester Eleanor Jinnett Pnmdent Mary Brooks Hazel Zurlinden Vice-Pretident Pat O'Grady Mary Brooks Secretary Marian Carter .tune Carlson Treasurer Hazel Zurlinden IsabeUe Wyeoff 8ergeamt-at-Arm* Dawnelda Hicks MEMBERS Mary Brooks Mary Lenz Dawnelda 1 licks Marguerite Bullard Georgina Nickoticli Eleanor Jinnett Bullard Pauline Bat OGrady Delvina Knipfel June Carlson June Perkins Virginia Simonson Marian Carter Beulah McGhee Margaret Swart/, Ethel Cox Arlene Kuark Isabelle Wyeoff Wilma Doble Maxim- Shaw Hazel Zurlinden Joyce Fairburn Ruth Fairburn ('.race McGhee Vera Flemlster NEW MEMBERS Catherine Strasser Joyce Bales Marjorie Valentine Helen Mae Olson Addaline Harm Carol Shaw Betty Wynkoop Beatrice Drury Hildor Thornes Clara Burniece • The Home Economics club is for the girls who have taken at least three semesters of Home economics. This year tile Eastern Washington Home Eco- nomies Association Convention was held March 26 with the Rogers club as hostesses. Miss Edna Herrington is adviser. Page sixty-four THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Semester First Semester Second John Town Isla Bysegger President . Madeline Elaine Waller .... Vice-Prfsidinl Murphy Madeline Murphy Secretary-Treasure r Dorothy Pederson Smith George Young Sergeant at-A rm* - John MEMBERS John Smith Craig Thompson Margaret Miller Milyne Allan Max Thompson Maxine Clark Clementine Force Thula Trone Pal Clemens Clarence Bartholomew Stanley Wagner Genevieve Metzger Betty Hewitt Elaine Waller Lucille Raaberg Betty Katliff George Young Fay Hughes Madeline Murphy Geraldine Ziegler Betty Case Dorothy Pederson Edith Meiolio John Town Don Diediker Ethel McCabe Margaret Blodgett Phyllis Stoffer Evelyn McCafferty Frank Erlckson NEW MEMBERS Jim McBrcen Edythe Birge Vaughn Bryan! Boh I.uders Gordon l'olk Jerry Doyle Frank Mcllae Hattie Crain David Haight Agnes A]>pa Eva Jean Bridewell • The Junior Dramatic club was organized for tin- young thespians of the school — freshmen and sophomores only. Each year the club presents two cons, anil during' the course of the year they give parties. Ray (i. Hubbard is the adviser. Page sixty-fivt' Monte** GluL First Semester Second Semester Glenn Carter President Jack Leavitt Ted Oster _ Treasurer Ted Oster Jack Leavitt _ Secretary Joe McBreen Bob Burkhardt Sergeant-at-A rmt Bill Alfstad MEMBERS Ralph Berg Warren Saltz Dale Foster Earl Terry Don Carter Ted Oster Charles Gumna Seal Templin George Jackson Joe McBreen Don Sim Ik in Miles Ertel Jack Bller Bill Alfstad Jack Leavitt Kenneth Tang Sidney Mead Glenn Carter George Young Boh Swart/. Boh Burkhardt Jerry McGuire • Montero club, one of the more active clubs in Rogers high school, is an outdoor organization designed for boys who are interested in outdoor life. During the school months many hiking, camping, fishing and limiting trips arc taken under the supervision of J. W. Black, adviser. Page sixty-six THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 Mrs. Austene (adviser). Second Row ; First Ko»: Lev Oft, Nord, La BeHe. Hicks, Colony, Van Hlnz, Crumble)', Johnson, Mott, Kwlng, Anderson, Hallstein. o. g. a. eui. Semester First Semester Second Harriet Ewing Blanche Nord ... President Edythe Colony Vice-President Blanche Nord Adeline Hallstein Secretary Rosina Johnson Mamie Hinz Marie Crumbley...... Treasurer MEMBERS Phyllis La Belle Rosina Johnson Ha Hetherington Blanche Nord Geraldine Mott Georgina N ikotich Mamie Hinz Viola Tirk Helen Mae Olson Harriet Ewlng Violet Tirk Vivian Larson Barbara Anderson Kay Fahey Doris Montague I.oeta Hicks Alice Hamaker Adeline Bentz Adeline Hallstein Mary Brooks Margaret Juliano Iva Hetherington senior • The O. G. A. dub is a stenographer's club limited to junior and girls with high scholastic standings. Their social events of the year include initiations and parties. Mrs. Ethel Van Austenc is the adviser. Page sixty-stven . THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 First Row: McGhee. Bruce, Knipfel, Collin, Olson, Huneke, Ponto. Second Bow: Mr. Byrne (adviser), Coshow, Davis, Nelson, Burniece. Brooks, Jackson. 2uiU and Svudl First Semester Second Semester Edna Wise President Sherman Blake Sherman Blake Vice-President Evalyn Olson Margaret Levos Recording Secretary Harriette Collin Corresponding Secretary Grace McGhee Maxine Elliott. Treasurer Loretta Huneke MEMBERS Evalyn Olson Wilbur Thorson Edna Wise Harriette Collin 1 lOretta Huneke Sherman Blake June Carlson Grace McGhee Margaret Levos Clyde Knaggs Uulli Eairburn Maxine Elliott NEW MEMBERS Mary Brooks Delvina Knipfel George Jackson Iris Davis Clara Burnieee Marian Ponto Opal Nelson Josephine Coshow Beatrys Bruce • Quill and Scroll is the national honorary society for high school journal- ists. In order to be eligible for membership, a person must have, had exped- ence in writing, ed iting or business managing. Parties and social gatherings for the journalism department are held twice yearly. L. T. Byrne is adviser of the organization Page sixty-eight THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Don McDavis President Clayton Tang Vice-President Frank Akins Secretary M EMBERS Harry Sparks Sam Tortorelli Don Williams Glenn Carter Earl Terry Clayton Jilbert T Lindgren Jack Leavitt James Kludt W alt Don McDavis John Goodman Dick Johnson Ed Reynolds Harry Hoisington Leo Moffat Watson Clayton Tang Lawrence Mael .lack Harold Payne Irving Peterson John Petty Gene Balch l.a Verne Marier Hoy Williams Don Innes A] Akins Elmer Oas Bob Williamson Bill McHarness Charles Wakeley George Jackson Alan Updike Don Broadhead Gene Shauvin Harold McCall Bill Hunn Ben Penna Jack Merritt Bob Peters Jerry McGuire Warren Saltz Al Bevan Gene Balch Ralph Berg Jack Hein Pan Morris Del Brown Dean I .add I. add Paul Bergman Bob Danielson George Blake Karl Hardy Jack Gaffaney Sherman Sidney Mead Clifford Lewis George Oxriedei Dennis Joe McBreen Prank Nelson Gordon Ted Oster • Every letter winner, boy or girl, in any sport recognized at Rogers 18 auto- matically a member of the "R" club. There are no dues. This club usually presents one eon a year and is active in all sports. The club adviser is M. J. Benjamin. Page sixty-nint THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 daJUa Club First Semester Second Semester Walt Lindgren President Art True Art True Vice-President ... George Stein .. Secretary Bob Johnson John Stein Treasurer Doug Carter Harry Sparks Sergeant-at-Arms Hob Strand liol> Strand Technician Bob Strand MEMBERS Hob Strand Doug Carter John Stein Ralph Farano Wall Lindgren George Stein Royal Ostby John Petty Kenneth Tang Harry Sparks Art True Hob Johnson Alan Updike • The Radio club, as the name implies, was organized to promote interest in radio at Rogers. The main purpose of the club is to get an amateur license for eaeli of its members. The adviser is James Eaman. Page seventy THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row: G. Ladd, Arnold. Blake, Materne, G. Dennis, Mohney. Second Row: D. Ladd. Robinson, Heln, Oxrleder, Thompson. Third Row: M. Dennis, Mr. Becher (coach). Grey, Merrltt. eiui First Semester Second Semester Jack Merritt President Jack Merritt Clyde Knaggs Vice-President George Oxrieder Hob Burkhardt Secretary _ Dean Ladd Sherman Blake Treasurer Sherman Blake MEMBERS .lack Merritt Max Thompson Roll Materne Dean Ladd Ted Robinson Lloyd Stussi George Oxrieder Russell Thompson Art Novotny Sherman Blake Marvin Dennis .Mm Arnold Bob Mohney Cordon Dennis Frank Peterson Leo Brown .lack Cady Harvey Farmer .lack Hein Hobart Jenkins Don Triplctt • In the spring of 1986, a few sports-minded boys organized the Rogers Rifle dub and secured as their adviser E. '1'. Becher. In July. 1986, the club was given a charter and became a member of the Junior Division of the National Rifle Association of America. The club now has 21 members. Ten-man teams are selected to compete in N. R. A. and inter- city matches. Page sel'eiity-one THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 flrnt Row: Levos, T. Via, Juliano. Lust'. Miller, R. Via, Stoffer. So d Row: Nord. Kames, Crane, Julian, Olson, Gordon. Third Row: Tee, H. Raumgartner, Miss Cooper (student teacher), Jacoy. Mrs. Bovee (adviser). Fourth Row: V. Baumgartner. Hurnelt, Montague, Simonsen, Baker, Anderson. Jones, Kordus, Turner, Foster. First Semester Second Semester Angelina Signorelli . President Kathryn Luse Katherine Luse ... Vice-President ... Charles Kordus Margaret Swartz Secretary Doris Olson Pearl Eames Treasurer James Turner Herfleant-at-A rms . Dorothy Tee MEM HERS Irving Anderson Doris Olson Mary Jacoy Mamie Arnaldo Violet Beckman Clifford Join s Helen Baumgartner Lois Crane Margaret Juliano Dick Baker 1'earl Eames Charles Kordus Virginia Baumgartner Everett Ferrell Margaret Levos Katherine Luse Dale Foster Melvina Stansbury Margaret Miller Lee Patchen Margaret Swartz Lena Minetti John Petty Hose Via Doris Montague Dorothy Tee Theresa Via James Turner Louise Julian NEW MEMBERS Kern Cordon Art Maye Selma Simonson Berniee Hurnelt Phyllis Staffer • The Spanish club is a member of the World League w hose aims arc to promote mutual understanding and international peace among the nations of the world. The members endeavor to uphold the aims of the League by furthering interest in Spanish-speaking countries. .Mrs. Marie Bovee is the adviser. Page seventy-two : THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 FIRST SH.MHSTKII First Row: Anderson, Knipfel, Pascuzzi. Solid, Algner. Bates, .Smith, Raaberg, Beedle, Prior. Allen. Mael. Bays, Brennen. Mr. .linnett Second K<>« : Sta nsburv. BroOk», Sunimers. Peterson. (adviser). Third Row: ' Thompson. Morse, Blancher. Mooek, Larietl, McRae, Wagner, Turner. ^1 SKCOM) SKMKSTHR First Row: Can, Knipfel, Stansbury, Mors. Hansen, Mathews, Raaberg. Second Row Shiewe. Pratt, Valentine. Peterson, Campbell, ("oyle. Third Row: Steele, Terry, Curryer. Ro- tondo. Bays. eMail Pcdnxd • Twenty-nine members now make up the "roll call" of the John R. Rogers Hall Patrol. Their duty is to keep the halls orderly and free of students dur- ing class hours. Vice-principal K. R. .linnett is the adviser. Page scvcnty-ihrcc THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 FIRST SEMESTER First r«w : Kennel-. Bland, Peterson, Reynolds, Nelson, Uindgren Stevens, McGuire. Second Row: Blake, McDavis, Wakeley, Balch, Tortorelll, Leavltt, Tang, Mr. Jlnnett (adviser). SECOND SEMESTER First Row: Pcnna, Jackson, Peterson. Johnson. Krkson. True, Osso. Second Row: Mr. Jlnnett (adviser), Goble, Robinson, Akins. Parmer, Coffey. • The Fire Squad is in charge of fire drills held at frequent intervals throughout the school year. They arc expected to know how to clear the building- in case of fire, earthquakes or chemical explosions. .'. M. Tewinkel and E. It. Jinneti are advisers. Page seventy four THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 FIRST SEMESTER Virnt Row : White Fullerton, Roberts, Wilis, Gaines, O'Grady, Olson, Morse. Soeond K»w: Luse, McOhee, Knipfel, Carlson, Lenz, Full-burn. Bulls, Rick. Third Kuw: White, Nelson, West, Kenilrick. Fourth Bawl Simonson, Thompson, Doble, frumbley, Hieks, Hobbs. SECOND SEMESTER Ilfll Row: Kills. Gaines, Bumiece, Knglesby. Priano, Sehemmel. Yarroll, Olson. Second Row : Hanifen, Joy, Munther, Sieilia. Thorson. McOhee, Luse, Mead. Johnson. Third Row: Carlson, Barwise Mountain, Simonson, Thompson, Crumbley, Vermillion, Riek, Rudolph. Study JiaU and JlilrtxVuf, WosikeM, • Study Hall workers are under the direction of Mrs. Brown. Library work- ers are headed by Mrs. Carolyn Kapek. Blanche Hill Swenson and Miss Louise Smith advise helpers in the cafeteria. The duty of the twenty-one assistants is to cheek attendance in the three study rooms. Page seventy-five Paijc seventy-six THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 First Row: South, Wcstland, Ortner. Undgren, McDaviis, Mr. Jlnnett (coach). Second Row. Brewer, Updike, Schroeder, Anderson, Coffey. jbehate, Date Opponent Decision November 12 West Valley affirmative at W. V. _._ Rogers December H Cheney negative at Rogers Rogers January 14 Rockford negative at Rockford Rogers January 21 Lewis and Clark affirmative at Rogers Rogers January 21 North Central negative at N. C. Rogers January 29 Chelan negative at W. S. C. Rogers January 29 Tckoa affirmative at W. S. C. Rogers January 29 St. John affirmative at W. S. C. St. John AFFIRMATIVE TEAM NEGATIVE TEAM Marion Ortner Tom Anderson Charles Coffey Don McDavis Edythe Colony Walt Undgren (alternate) Inez Schroeder (alternate) • Question: Resolved, thai the several states shall adopt a uni-cameral sys- tem of legislation. The debate team entered into both the eity and the northwestern section of Washington series, winning first place in the former and see.,,..", /lace in llie latter. In the city series the Harvard cup was again in Rogers' possession. The debaters did not have the opportunity to compete with Eastern teams due to tin fact that St. John defeated our negative team. The squad was coached by Vice-principal E. R. Jinnett, who completed his eleventh year as Rogers' debate head. Page seventy-nine THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 "J/te law**." CAST Tavern Keeper's Son Charles Coffey The Hired Girl Gai l Hodgson The Tavern Keeper Ralph Stevens The Vagabond John Dee Smith The Governor Stanley Tesdahl The Woman Mamie Jean Casey The Governor's Wife Isla By.segger The Governor's Daughter Yvonne Mountain The Fiance Vincent Pickens The Hired Man Harold Hawkins The Sheriff Bruce Moock The Sheriff's Men Harvey Farmer, Harold Curryer, Leonard Munther The Attendant Clayton Tang • "The Tavern," by George Cohan, was presented in the Rogers auditorium on November 24. It was the story of a mysterious vagabond, a woman, and the state gover- nor and his family who took refuge at a lonely tavern on a stormy night. A robbery takes place and a series of misunderstandings occur. J. L. Purdy directed and Florence Rogers was his assistant. Page eighty THE TREASURE CHEST 1VNE. 1938 Kirot Kow: Nelson, Crane, Casey, Coffey, Johnson. Semnd Kow: McDavIs, Stevens, Mobley. "Alue'l OnUlt Rode rr CAST Charles Coffey Mr. Cohen Mamie Jean Casey Mrs. Cohen Walter Mobley Rabbi Samuels Dick Johnson Solomon Levi Carl Nelson Abie f.ois Crane Rose Mary Ralph Stevens Patrick Murphy Don McDavis Father Whalen • "Abie's Irisli Hose." a three-act comedy, was presented Friday, May 13, in the Rogers auditorium. Musical .selections were given by t lie Rogers or- chestra, under the supervision of Glenn 15. Starr. J. I,. Purdy directed the play, assisted by Florence Rogers. Page eighty-one THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1338 First Bow: Ryan, Zumhoff, Drake, Hosea. Second Row: Barnhart, True, Hubbard, kntenmann, Engle. Third Row: Haight, Zat, Mr. Purdy (adviser). First Semester Second Semester James Hubbard Ma utii/cr Felix Entenmann Howard Knplc Curtain Man Lee Overland Noel Hosea. _ Fly Man _ Ted Hindi Kendall Ryan ICIectririaii Earl Barnliart Ear] Barnhart Assistant Electrician Howard Engle Felix Kntenmann Carpenter PAINT CREW Ma ric Zumhoff Manager Marie Zumhoff Hob True Assistant Hob True Winnie Drake Assistant Winnie Drake Bob Zat A ssistant • These students have ably managed the duties ot painting scenery, chang- ing sets and controlling the lighting effects for student activities such as all school plays, operettas and convocations. The adviser is J. L. Purdy. Page eighty-two THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Prlano, Gaines, Bond, Flr»l Kiiw : Murphy. Henry. Gordon. Lowtlier, Helean, Hanlfen. Shores, Wilson. Winters, G. Smith. Seeoml Kow : Tucker, Kalrburn. Case, Koestel, Schemmel, Teraceno, I. Smith, Harker. Third Bow: Carlson, Stokke, Owen, U Peterson. Huneywell, Bur- niece, Clark, L*vos, IJncecum, Simpson. Fourth Kow: M. Brooks, Valentine, Culbertson, Jinnett, H. Brooks, Armstrong, Olson, A. Peterson, Swartz. Fifth Kow: A. Smith, Mr. Tewinkel (adviser). CAPTAINS Eleanor Jinnett Lola Peterson Alveretta Culbertson Clara Burniece MEMBEKS Gladys Smith Leona Bean Mary Schemmel Alveretta Culbertson Carol Priano Jackie Lowther Helen Rubright Anna Mae Erickson Evalyn Olson Charlotte Harker Patricia Egan Margaret Swart/. Lois Hodge Betty Gaines Virginia Zurbrugg Eleanor Smith Lola Peterson Marjorie Shores Betty Helean Eleanor Jinnett Helen Brooks Mary Brooks Maxine Henry Isabel Smith Helen Allen Margaret Levos Edith Teraceno Dorothy Armstrong Kern Gordon Lenore LIncecum Mary Tucker Kern Kdmonson Anna Smith Evelyn Evans Katherine West Beverly Wilson June Carlson Alma Peterson Norma Summers Clara Burniece Mavis Owen Louise Bond Lorraine Odean Barbara Simpson Norma Stokke Madaline Murphy Joyce Fairburn Jean Winters Betty Case Hazel Strand Veneta Huneywell Maxine Clarke Marjorie Valentine • The Pirettes is that attractive group of girls who lead the pep cons in the John R. Rogers auditorium. They have added color to the crowd at the foot- ball fields for the past three years with their attractive costumes and clever marching. Rogers looks forward to seeing them again next year leading songs, pa- rades and most of all. football games and pep eons. J, M. Tewinkel is adviser. Page eighty-thrcv THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Bow: Birchard, Sullivan, Cass, Bonner. Pederson, Hamaker, Widner. Uuddke, Nislev. Jenkins, Stansbury. Second Buw: Mr. Starr (director), Steptoe, Erickson, Tl pson, Kludt, Christensen, Picton, Van Slyke, Maine, Whipple, Yenney, Coyle. Tidrci Row: Mclnnes, Jelinek, Clukey, Burkhardt, McDonald, Tang, Coffey, Case, C. Tang, Wicks, Rinck, Goodman. Fourth Kow: Moreland, Freeman, Dhondt, Eastburg, Mobley, Betten, Simpson, Don Johnson, Dick Johnson, Lyberger. Fifth Bow: Sampson, T. Johnson, Carter, Hosea, McConnell, White. E. Peterson. A. Peterson. &a*td MEMBERS Bill Alfstad John Jelinek John Sampson Paul Betten Juanita Jenkins Joe Simpson Bill Birchard Dick Johnson Selma Simonson Lillian Bonner Don Johnson Lloyd Stansbury Doug Carter Thelma Johnston Cordon Steptoe Dick Caryl Jim Kludt Mary E. Sullivan Clifford Case Richard Maine Art Summers Mary Jane Cass John McConnell Clayton Tang Arnold Christensen Ward McDonald Kenneth Tang Charles Coffey Ivan Mclnnes Walter Wicks Dan Coyle Walter Mobley Roy Tangen Roland Dhondt Arcade Moreland Russell Thompson Dale Eastburg Evelyn Nisley Rosemary Updike Jack Meyer Elmer Oas Maxine Widner Erank Erickson Dorothy Pederson Elston Van Slyke Eugene Freeman Earl Peterson Leroy Whipple John Goodman Lewis Picton Clayton White Noel Hosea Ted Rinck Dudley Yenney • The band, under t lit- direction of Glenn 15. Starr, plays at all football games and presents marching' exhibitions between halves. They also perform in pep convocations, P.-T. A. programs and parades. Page eighty-four THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 MEMliKKS May Belle P>odcy Lillian Bonnet Mabel Bradshaw Syd Brotherton Margaret Bulls Sally Hnrminister Mamie Jean Casey Alveretta Culbertson Virginia Cutler Evelyn Elmquist Helen Gale Tom Clover Jackie Hafner Loretta Huneke Alice J awort Violet Johnson Bonnie Johnston Pearl Kidd Ida Kuesterman Myrl Lindgren Bennie Luding Michel Katlileen Main Joe McBreen Vera Mae Oxrieder Harriet Morgan Anna Mae Olson George Lowell Perkins Virginia Porter Margie Rice Violet Richardson Patsy Skefflngton I Joyd Stansbury Jean Starry Catherine Strasser Albeit Simpson Jay Tomlinson Dorothy Waters Anna Marie Weston Patricia Willmore [sabelle Wycoff Don Johnson • The orchestra furnishes music for school plays and graduation exercises, accompanies Operetta easts and presents a spring festival each year. Glenn B. Starr is director. Paitt eiyhty-five THE TREASURE CHEST 1UNE. 1938 MIXED CHORUS F, t Hughes, Wyncoop, Moore, Katliff. Shaw, ,„ , n! F'"" ; LaTelle, Denman, DeChenne Raaberg Hiodgett, Smith. Second K«w: Pearson, Smith, Sullivan. Curryer, Johnson, Bauer, Anderson, Denman, Scott, B. McGhee, Castle, Collins. Carlson, C. McGhee, Michel, Williams. Third k.«: Venti, rowne, avis, 1 Bryant. Curryer. C. Case, It. Case, Pickens, Wagner, Learner, Hawkins McH;ti', Olson. Holcomb. "Jlasima+uf. eMail" CAST Leonard Munther General Earnest Work Harold Curryer Doolittle Work Rosina Johnson Mile. Rosalie Don Steele Brownini Vaughn Bryant McTavish Stanley Wagner Wiggins Roger Case Octave Sam Venti Wright Story Isla Bysegger Mr. Hammersly Keys Vera Michel Mae E] SJl Gladys Smith Maritana John Olson Bill Jack Linden Phil Vincent Pickens Tom Bill Simpson Ted Verva Hanson Stella Ruth LaTelle Laura Dorothy Porter Alice Delores Bell Mabel • Tin- delightfully amusing story of a co-educational college for musically talented students was the production "Harmony Hall." written by Geoffrey O'Hara, which was presented in the John R. Rogers auditorium December 17, 1937, by an all-star cast. Direction and supervision was done by Blanche Hill Swenson. chorus and dancing; J. L. Purdy, dramatics; Glenn li. Starr, orchestra; and Miss Mik- kclson, costumes, assisted by Mrs. Kapek and F. C, Hughes. Page eighty-six THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First How: Wynkoop, Moore, Katliff, Shaw, LaTelle, Raaberg, DeChenne. Denman, Blodgett, Hughes. Second Bow: Glass, Curryer, Johnson, Bauer, Anderson. Scott. Bysegger, G. .Smith Bell. Third Row: Pearson, P. Smith, Sullivan, Denman, Castle, McOhee, Collins. Carlson, McGhee, Williams, Meicho. MEMBERS Grace Anderson Bessie Denman Marian Pearson Violet Bauer Mary Denman Hetty Ratliff Delores Bell Mary Glass Ethel Scott Isla Bysegger Fay Hughes Gladys Smith Margaret Blodgett Rosina Johnson Phyllis Smith Doris Carlson Ruth LaTelle Carol Shaw June Castle Betty McGhee Mary Eleanor Sullivan Helen Collins Clara McGhee Doris Williams Flora Curryer Edith Meicho Betty Wynkoop Beatrice DeClienne Vera Mae Michel Lucille Raaberg Sylvia Moore Blanche Hill Swenson Director Mixed Glt&uU MEMBERS Dolores Bell BeSSie Denman Clara McGhee Margaret Blodgett Mary Denman Sylvia Moon- Vaughan Bryant Harland Halcomb Kenneth McRae Ilsa Bysegger Kay Hughes Leonard Munther Doris Carlson Rosina Johnson John Olson Clifford Case Ruth LaTelle Vincent Pickens Roger Case Lester Leeman Betty Katliff Flora Curryer Editli Meicho Carol Shaw Harold Curryer Vera Mac Michel Gladys Smith Harlan Davis Betty Wynkoop John Towne Stanley Wagner Sam Venti Blanche Hill Swenson Director Page eighty seven THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 ••irsi Bow: it;. Mi. Freeman, Carlson, Akin*, Treffry, Blake, Olson, Huneke, Collin, Mc- (Jheo. Second Row: Mr. Ooburn (advdser), Kdstrom, Homier, Jones, LybeiKer, JuIImii, Back- mail, Thorson, retcrson, Farro. Third Bow: Alexander, Khmrks, Miller, Fuirburn, Hcarn, Zumhoff, Anderson, Perkins, Bosslo, Mr. Byrne (adviser). (locjeSiA, Record FIRST SEMESTER EDITORIAL Bob Treffry „ Editor-in-Chief Virgil Kdstrom _ Copy Chief Evalyn Olson Assignment Editor J tine Carlson Feature Editor Gene Balch Sports Editor Eugene Shauvin Office Manager Thomas Anderson Circulation Manager Marie '/.utuhoff Art, Editor ASSISTANTS Grace McGhee Wilbur Thorson Kenny Bonner Lewis Freeman Harriette Collin Loretta Huneke Dorothy Larson Ruth Fairburn Bob Strantz Ruth Miller Matt Alexander Robert Seott Clyde Knaggs Mildred Peterson Gloria Lyberger Jack Jones Sam Tortorelli Edith Coleman Norma 1 learn Prank Akins Fannie Farro Esther Rossio Boh Zat BUSINESS Sherman Blake Business Managsr ASSISTANTS Lee Patchen Dick Baker June Perkins Violet Beckman Louise Julian Page eifjhtyeight THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Kow: McGhec, Juliano, Bruce, Burniece. Olson, Collin, Bates. Knipfel, Strand. Brooks. Nikotich. Second Itow : Blake, West, Smith. Coshow, Ponto. Owen. Huneywell, Julian. Allen, Huneke, McMann. Third Row: Mr. Byrne (adviser), Davis, Nelson, Rotondo, Reynolds. Goble, Jackson, Baker, Tans, Mr. Coburn (adviser). Rof&U Record SKC.ONI) SEMESTER EDITORIAL Evalyn Olson... Editor-in-Chief George Jackson. — Copy Chief Clara Burniece ... Assignment Editor Clayton Tang Feature Editor Ted Robinson Sports Editor Mary Brooks Offire Manager James Goble circulation Manager Don Gottwig Art Editor Sherman Blake Technical Adviser ASSISTANTS Georgina Nikotich Julia Wi st Kd Reynolds Grace McGhce Marian Ponto Art Rotondo Iris Davis Margaret Juliano Don Innes Opal Nelson Mavis Owen Joyce Bates Delvina Knipfel Hazel Strand Vcneta Huneywell Marlicne Smith Josephine Coshow Helen Allen Beatrys Bruce BUSINESS Harriette Collin Business Manager ASSISTANTS Dick Baker I .ouise Julian I .orctta Huneke Maxine McMann I .re Patchen June Beams • Every two weeks an issue of the Rogers Record is published by members of the. Journalism II class. L. T. Byrne is editorial adviser; A. P. Coburn, Business Adviser, and F. C. Hughes, Art Adviser. Page eighty nine THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 First Row: Owen. Huneywell. Bruce, Huneke. Brooks, Knlpfel, Rates, ("oshow, Xikotich. Srcoiwl Row: McGhee, Strand. Third Row: Jullano, Ponto, Smith. West, Nelson. Davis, Allen. Bossio, Burniece, Blake. Fourth Row: Mr. Byrne (adviser), Jackson, Rotondo, Robinson, Olson, Collin, Hetherington, Mr. Coburn (adviser). EDITORIAL KDITOR-IN-CHIEF SHERMAN BLAKE Assistant Editor Mary Brooks Copy Editor George Jackson Photography Georgina Nikotich, Ila Hetherlngton Art Editor Julia West Assistant Art Editors Don Gottwig, Jack Linden Sports Editors Ed Reynolds, Don Lines, Clara Burniece Clubs Mavis Owen, Veneta Honeywell, Iris Davis, Art Rotondo Snapshots Grace McGhee, Delvina Knipfel Class History Esther Bossio Classes Helen Allen, Hazel Strand, James Goble, Joyce Bates Girls' League Margaret Julian.i Boys' Federation Ted Robinson Calendar Grace McGhee Commencement Esther Bossio Features Harrietta Collin, Loretta Huneke, Evalyn Olson Circulation Marian Ponto, Josephine Coshow Publicity Don McDavis, Clayton Tang Departmental Opal Nelson, Marliene Smith, Beatryc Bruce First Semester Assistants Carolyn Hann, Gerald Oldham, Clyde Knaggs, Ruth Fairbum BUSINESS BUSINESS MANAGER YVONNE MOUNTAIN Page ninety THE TREASURE CHEST IUNE. 1938 First Row: Kaltz. Klsonsohn, IVrklns, Benjamin, BenUele. Second R«w : Becher, Black, Mooberry. GoacJi&i E. T. BECHER—Rifle coach—organized the John It. Rogers rifle team in lwifi. coached them from the "C" division in the National Rifle Association standings, to a top position in the "B" division. HENRY BENDELE—Head football coach and frosh basketball mentor—began his coach- career in ing at Rogers 1 985. Produced a city championship team in 1986 and second place teams in 193 M. J. BENJAMIN—Athletic director and golf coach—formerly Rogers' football coach, as- sumed athletic director's duties upon resignation of Carl Quackenbush. As golf coach, enters an excellent golf team in city prep matches every season. J. W. BLACK—Baseball coach and "B" squad football mentor—Coach Black lias developed many consistently fine baseball teams and has proven a capable "B" squad football coach. JAMES ELSENSOHN—Football line coach and assistant track coach—Letterman gradu- ate of W. S. ('. He has contributed much towards the success of Pirate elevens. JACK MOOBERRY—Basketball and track coach—received responsibilities of basketball coach in 1935. As track coach he produced the 1937 city champions. MISS MABEL PERKINS—Girls' tennis coach—Joined the Rogers faculty in 1938 as girls' athletic director. Assumed Coaching of pirls' tennis teams in 19U7. L. W. SALTZ—Tennis, hockey, freshman football coach—Coach Salt/.'s duties begin in Sep- tember when he undertakes the frosh football campaign. In winter he is mentor of the hockey squad and he coaches tennis teams in till' spring. Page nincty-threr THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 FOOTBALL, SQUAD Perry. Vint Row: Allen, Evans, Penna, Updike, Gaffancy, Lindgren, Kroske, Osso, Brown. Ixswis, .Free- Saltz, Ofoerg, Nelson. Second Bow: McDavia, Williams, Tortorelli, Sparks, Oster, Innes. Morris, Oas, Carter, Stussi. Third Row: Mr. Bendele (head coach), man. Wakeley, Nelson, Lcavitt, A. Akdns, Decker, Peterson, Mead. Danielson, Hobbs, Reynolds, Bergr, Wendel, F. F. Aklns, Mr. Klsensohn (assistant coach). THIRD YEAR LETTERMAN SAM TORTORELLI, Halfback, honorary captain, triple threat sensation. SECOND YEAR LETTERMEN FRANK AKINS, Halfback, outstanding back of the city. GENE BALCH, Quarterback, he's got what it takes. BOB BLAND, Center, key man In offense and defense. LEWIS FREEMAN, Guard, backbone of flic line. DON INNES, Halfback, tricky backfield man. JACK LEAVITT, Fullback, a scholar and an athlete. DAN MORRIS, Tackle, mountain of power. ROLAND PENNA, Guard, sparkplug of the team. FIRST YEAR LETTERMEN ALBERT AKINS, End, educated left toe. RALPH BERG, Tackle, discovered himself. DEL BROWN, End, keeping up family traditions. GLENN CARTER, End, good things come in small packages. BOB DANIELSON, Tackle, pui fear in inferiority. JACK GAFFANEY, End, typifies the spirit of Rogers. CLIFFORD LEWIS. Tackle, one of the mainstays on the Rogers line DON MCDAVIS, End, name stands for determination. FRANK NELSON, Guard, too bad he doesn't have another year. TED OSTER, Guard, fighting youngster. IRVING PETERSON, End, roaring Swede. ED REYNOLDS, Fullback, sits in the driver's seat. HARRY SPARKS, Guard, football no impediment. CHARLES WAKELEY, End, another interference buster. DON WILLIAMS, Halfback, man who annihilates obstacles. Paye ninety-four THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 FIRST STRING FOOTBALL First Row: Wakeley, Morris, Lewis, Penna, Freeman, Nelson. McDavis. Second Row: Leavitt, Akins, Tortorelll, Innes. QooU Date Opponent September 30 Rogers 2 Lewis and Clark 7 October 7 Rogers 2 (ionzaga 6 October 14 Rogers 2 North Central 0 October 29 Rogers 14 Gonstaga 0 November 4 Rogers 20 North Central 0 November 11 Rogers 6 Lewis and Clark 18 Winning • three out of .six city gridiron clashes last fall, Rogers concluded a well rounded schedule. Swamping Gonzaga 14 to 0, October 29, the Pirate eleven handed the Bullpups their first defeat in two years. North Central was blanked twice during the 1937 season, and tin; Bucca- neers finished a close second to Gonzaga in the city scries. • Rogers' baby buccaneers ended a line football season this year having won three games, tied one and lost two. The schedule was larger by one game than the schedule of previous seasons. Young and promising prospects lor the varsity squad are the following: Del Balch. Rudolph Tortorelli . Ralph Randall. Joe Speck, Jimmy Youngman. Eugene Cozzetto, Clarence Bartholomew, Wesley Tang, Carl Molar and Pat Stevens. P&ge ninety-five THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 ** Firnt Row: ..Watson, McDavis, Akins, Osso, Kroske. Second Row: Brown, Wakeley, Pebles, Franklin, Alfsta.l, Petty, (Manager). Third Row: Mr. Mooberry (coach), Leavitt, Maye, Maloney, Decker, Johnson, Mr. Bendelc (Assistant Coach). SQUAD Albert Akins .lohn Osso Jack Watson Ed Reynolds Don McDavis Bob Danielson Don Williams Ted Ostcr .Tack Leavitt Walter Lindgren Del Brown Charles Wakeley SEASON'S SUMMARY Date Opponent Where Played Score 22-18 January 11 Gonzaga Gonzaga 17-37 January 13 Lewis and Clark Rogers 20-21 January 18 North Central North Central January 20 Gonzaga Rogers 20- 9 20-38 January 25 Lewis and Clark Lewis and Clark Jan uary 27 North Central Rogers **-25 35-25 February 8 Gonzaga Gonzaga 30-32 February 10 Lewis and Clark Rogers 26-34 February 15 North Central .North Central 29-24 February 17 Gonzaga Rogers February 24 Lewis and Clark Lewis and Clark 18-33 34-38 March 1 North Central Rogers • During the 1937-38 basketball season. 20 games were played by the Buc- caneers, 12 in which the Pirates were victorious. Coach Mooberry's quintet ran up against hot competition in the city league but came out holding third position. Lettermen who left the Pirate quintet through graduation were Walter Lindgren. Don McDavis, and Jack Leavitt. Page ninety-six- THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row: Mr. Elsensohn (assistant coach). Mr. Mooberry (coach). Second Row: Goble, Whales', C. Tang, Brotherton, Lewis, French, Young, Reynolds, G. Burkhardt, G. Balch, Gottwig. Decker, Eller, DeBolt. Benish, Hassel, Leavitt. Third Row: Campbell. Oas. Jones, Gaffaney. Irby, Evans, Curryer, Klrkpatrick, Wendel, Updike, Patchen, Gayda, Johnson, Morris. Cozzetto, Engle. Fourth Row: Clough, B. Weir, F. Taylor, S. Moore, D. Terry, Sacks. B. True. McVay. Herbert, Height, Waldron, A. Taylor. Watson, Danielson, Tucker, Haninian (manager). LeVan (manager). Fifth Row: Summers, Berg. Stein, Sandberg, Nelson, Cake, Anderson, W. Tang. Linden, Speck, B. Burkhardt, D. Balch, Moller, C. Moore, Hufford. Sixth Row : Neighbors (manager), J. Petty (manager), E. Weir. Bowers, Millburn. Frances, Eastburg, C. Petty, Wilder, Oatney, Ward, Dunlap, Flemister, Pickens, Allan, Goodman, Hoisington. SQUAD MEMBERS Alvin Wylder Claire Peterson Carl Moller Kenneth Hunt Vincent Pickens Jack Leavitt Cecil Petty Eugene Dunlap Gene Balch Dell Balch Albert Ward Kd Reynolds Prank Cake James Goble .lack Gaffaney Richard Rumlcy Richard Millburn Ralph Berg Mill Socks Alec Whaley Bob Danielson Karl C'olegrove Mob Benish John Goodman Kichard Francis Joe Taylor Glen Burkhardt Don Triplett Elliott Weir Jack Eller Sydney Brotherton Eugene Cozzetto Bob True George Stein Wesley Tang Roy Allen Jack Watson Jack Sandberg Walt Decker Roy Klrkpatrick Kenneth McVey Bud Taylor Harold Curryer Harold Herbert Larry Cowles Alton Hassell Clifford Jones Bob Young Hob Johnson Lyle Nelson Dan Pebles Charles Moon Lee Patchen Gordon French F.nglc Howard John Campbell Don Gottwig Alan Taylor Earl Waldron • Rogers had the largest track turnout in the history of the school. The Pi- rate tracksters took second place in the annual Rogers Relays held April 23. The Pirates met Gonzaga, April 29; North Central, May (i. and Lewis and Clark. May 18. The season was climaxed May 28 at the state interscholastic meet at Pullman. Jack Mooberry, head coach, is assisted by James Elsen- sohn. Page ninety-seven THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Fir*t Row: Williams, Meade, Marder, [nnes, McBreen, Perry, Nelson, Novotny, Bergman, Hardy. Second Row: Oberg, Broadhead, Wakeley, Johnson, Langill, Shulkin. Alfstad, Ellis, Mr, Black (coach). Third r,. W : Pfeffer, Stussi, Benham, Franklin, Templin, Malonev, Alexan- der, Katahira, Benoschek, Fourth Row: Robbing (manager), Petty (manager), Crooks, Clinton. SQUAD MKMBKUS Don Innes Frank Nelson Neil Templin Don Williams George Perry Don Broadhead Paul Bergman Frank Langill Leonard Johnson Joe McBreen Art Novotny Don Shulkin Sid Mead Chuck Wakeley Kay Ellis La Verne M;irier Otho Nelson Lloyd Stussi Ben Oberg Ken Katahira Bill Pfeffer Jay Benoschek Ken Benham A I GoSSett Warren Franklin Jim Maloney Melvin Shansby Bill Alfstad Claude Kaler Matt Alexander Date Opponent Where Played A pril 20 Gonzaga _ Gonzaga April 28 Lewis and Clark Rogers May 4 North Central North Central May 10 West Valley West Valley May 12 Gonzaga Rogers May 24 Lewis and Clark Lewis and Clark May 26 North Central Rogers Jan* 1 West Valley Rogers • Having- several outstanding players return, the Rogers nine enjoyed an exceptionally fine season. Season practice began early in March. Many pre- season games were also played by the Pirate nine. Page ninety-eight THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 First K»w: Andre, Davis, Williams, Anderson. Saeaad Row: Gumm. Shaw, Moffatt, W. gait* McGuire, Peterson. Steptoe, Uirchard. Third Row: • There never has been a time when any sixteen boys were, so evenly matched as was the case this spring. The quality of tennis played was of high standard. First Row: Saltz. Revan, Peters, Oas, Johnson. Secoinl Raw: Hunn, Moffatt, Mr. Salt/. (Coach), Tang. Williamson. X" S~\ s C AA ( // / f-1 ^flt ' Jtockey £-**~ First Row: G. Ladd, Oxrieder, G. Dennis. Second Row: Merritt, D. Ladd, Hein, Blake. Third Row: Mr. Becher (coach). • In the second year of its organization, the rifle team entered both the fall and spring National Rifle association matches in which they ended twenty- third out of lfS5 national teams. Tin y also shot against Lewis and Clark, Gon- zaga, Veterans of Foreign Wars junior team, and West Valley in intercity ma I ches. First Row: Wakeley, McCall, Linden. Cozza. Second Row: TTpdike, Aklns, Mr. Benjamin (coach). • Golf matches are held at Indian Canyon and Downriver golf courses. Each high school team plays a double round robin. The team is coached by M. J. Benjamin. Page one hundred THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 First Kow: Peterson, Eames, Hodge. Second Row: H. Olson, Bui-niece, Fall-burn, Rice, E. Olson, Christlanson, Murphy. SpsUwcj, SpxUiti 2.44een • Pearl Eames was the winner of the 1988 Contest. She was boosted by the Footlights club with Don Carter as her manager. The two princesses, runnels up in the contest, were Lois Hodge and Lola Peterson. As a result of the spring sports queen contest, the intake on tickets to baseball games and traek meets this year was double compared to hist year. The contest started off with a "bang" and afforded lots of competition throughout. This is the fourth year that there lias been a contest to further the sale of season tickets for spring sports. This year's contestants and their managers, in order of the results, were: Pearl Eames (Footlights) Don Carter Lois Hodge (French) Miles Erte! I.ola Peterson (Cosmic) James Goble Helen Mae Olson (Four Star) Earl Terry Joyce Fairburn (Montero) Ted Oster Madeline Murphy (Junior Dramatic) Frank Erickson Jerry Rice (Harding Debate) John Osso Clara Burniece (Art) Kenneth McRae Ruth Christianson ("R") Ben Penna Evalyn Olson (Record Staff) Dick Baker Page one hundred one THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Row : Rice, Colony. H;t maker. Second Row : Miss TVrklns (adviser), Lyberger, Summers, Anderson, Hallstein, Hicks. Qi*U' VoUeyludl SENIOR A TEAM Edythe Colony Adeline Hallstt'in June Summers Mildred Peterson Alice Hamaker Barbara Anderson Gloria Lyberger Erma Rice SOPHOMORE 15 TEAM Uuth Christianson Maxine Harris Thelma Johnston Maxine ( lark Anita Armstrong Ellen Morse • Winners of the Volleyball A league was the senior A team. This league is a group of the first teams. 'The H league winner was tin- Sophomore 15 team. The B league is composed of tin- second, third and fourth teams of each class. Huge one hundred two THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 First Kuw: T. Via, R. Via, Juliano. Srron-d Kow : Hothcrlngton, Novell!, Miss PerMlM (coach). Stansbury. Zuiiirulen. A LEAGUE SENIOR A (1) JUNIOR A in Ivh Hetherington, Captain Kdith Teraceno, Captain Rose Via Erma Lipps Hazel '/.urlinden Dorotliy Tee Mary N'ovelli Maxine Henry Melvina Stansbury Maxine McHarness Theresa Via Ruth Hetherington Billie Warner Mary Schemmel B LEAGUE JUNIOR A (2) SOPHOMORE A (2! Barbara Simpson, Captain Erma Eng, Captain Montana Ostby Bettie McGhee Pat Williams Pat Clemmens Marguerite Bullard Doris Carney Ellen Pershall Madeline Murphy Isabel Smith Marjorie Shores (ilenora Hunt Ruth LaTelle Murv I.enz Rosie Riszuto Margaret Teraceno Donna Hohbs 1 .aura Perry • This year the tournament was played in two leagues. The senior A (1) players were winners in the A league with the junior A (1) team as runners- up and the junior A 2's were winners in the B league with the sophomore A 2's as runners-up. Page one hundred three THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 V* First Row: R. Rizzuto, T. Rizzuto, Thomas, Richardson, Priano, Rurkhardt. Schemmel, Morse, Bond, Andei-son, McCafferty. Keeond Row: T. Via, Puffer (manager), Luse, (manager). lOverett, Lipps, Tee, Simonson, Riek. Larson. Collin. Third Row: R. Via. Edmonson, Braaach, A. Via, .Stansbury, Drury, Bullard, Simpson. Crumbley, Bridewell. Fourth Row: Johnson, Johnston, Miss Perkins (coach), Thompson, Hewitt. Qinh' 1e*tnU LADDER I Vivian I. arson Rosie Rizzuto Nellie Burkhardt Harriette Collin Barbara Simpson Ruth Hetheringtou Kern Edmonson Beatrice Braasch Rose Via Margie Simonson Theresa Rizzuto Viola Anderson Carol Priano Shirley Thompson Louise Bond Melvina Stansbury Marion Ortner Sally Burmeister Laura Morse Pat O'Grady Mary Schemmel .lerrv Everett Ruth LaTelle Doris Crumbley Dorothy Tee Maudie Mitchell LADDER II Lillian Meadows Jean Corkrum Evelyn Evans June Pierce Evelyn McCafferty Erma Lipps Elvira Via Isabel Adams Violet Richardson Janet Hearn Janet Riek Violet Johnson Frances Williamson Bonnie Johnston Marguerite Thomas Beatrice Drury Marguerite Bullard Hetty Hewitt Eva Jean Bridewell Marian Culverwell Mary Lenz • The spring tennis squad played matches with West Valley, North Central, Lewis and Clark, Davenport, and Otis Orchard. This is the only girls' activity in which a regular Rogers "R" can be earned. Miss Perkins is the instructor. Hage one hundred four Seamstress. 9. Candid fanatic. 17. Carol. 24. Hawkins. Study in smiles. 10. Helen. 18. All, all alone. 25. Billy and Jack. Ruthie. 1 1 . Trapeze artists. 1 9. Drummers. 26. Camping. Baseball star. 12. Favorite four. 20. Back to back. 27. Just we two. Man about town. 13. Hercules. 21. Riding high. 28. Handsome. Kinda windy. 14. Scamps. 22. Who's who? 29. Florence. Swing it! 15. Dick and Don. 23. Aw, give her some. 30. Stein and Saltz. Hikers. 16. Resting. Page one hundred five THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 Gcde+u&aA, FIRST SEMESTER 14—Hockey: Rogers vs. I.. C. SEPTEMBER 1.5—Basketball: Rogers vs. N. C. Play hour. 8—School opens. 17— Basketball: Rogers vs. Gonzaga. 14—First P.-T. A. meeting. 21 —Washington's birthday con. J I 22 Teachers' institute. — 22—Holiday. 23— New student mixer. 24 — Basketball game: Rogers vs. L, C. 80—Football: Lewis and Clark, 7; Rogers, 2. 25—Spring dance. OCTOBER 28—Basketball con. 1 — Exams abolished. MARCH 7 — Football: Gonzaga, (i; Rogers, 2. 10— P.-T. A. Open House. I — Basketball game; Rogers vs. N. C. 14,—Football: North Central. 0; Rogers, 7. I -Footlights con. 8 2(1— Footlights pay eon. — Washington State Theater con. 29 -Football: Gonzaga, 0; Rogers, 14. 11 — Basketball and Hockey awards con. 14—Treasure Chest eon. NOVEMBER 15—Washington Stale Theater, "She Stoops Football: North Central, 0; Rogers, 211. to Conquer." 5— Motion picture eon. 17— Matinee dance. 8—"Taming of the Shrew." 22—W. S. C. Glee club. 1(1 — Armistice Day eon. 11 —Shrine name: Lewis and Clark, 18; Rog- APRIL ers, •». 1 — Report cards out. Armistice Day vacation. 1-8 —Spring vacation. 12—Jack Raymon eon. 12—Queen contest opens. Debate: Rockford vs. Rogers. 15—Track meet. 21— All-school play, "The Tavern." l!l — Parents' con. 2"i-2(i — Thanksgiving vacation. 20 -Baseball: Rogers vs. I., c. DECEMBER 23— Rogers relays. 28—Baseball: Rogers vs. I., c. :i—Awards eon. A cappella choir from E. VV. S. of E, Debate: Cheney vs. Rogers. 29—Track: Rogers vs. Gonzaga, 7 —Cub edition. Record, pay eon. i) —Junior Dramatic M A Y 10 — National Honor society con. 23—Christ mas program. I—Baseball: Rogers vs. N. C. Christinas vacation. (i —Track: Rogers vs. N. C. Baseball Rogers vs. W. V. 10— : JANUARY 12—Baseball: Rogers vs. Gonzaga. li—Christmas vacation ends. 13—Track: Rogers vs. L. C. 11 —Basketball: Gonzaga, IK; Rogers, 22. All-school play. "Abie's Irish Rose." 13—Basketball: Lewis and Clark. 37; Rog- 20—Spring music festival. ers. 17. 22—District track meet. 15—Senior ball. 24—Baseball: Rogers vs. L. C. 26—Baseball: Rogers vs. N. C. SECOND SEMESTER 28—State track meet. FEBRUA It V JUNE 4—Television con. 7 —Hockey: Rogers vs. N. C. t Senior prom. 8 vs. 5 read-. —Basketball ; Rogers Gonzaga. — Baccalau 10—Basketball: Rogers vs. L. C. !) —Commencement. 11 —Freshman fun test. 15—School out. Pttye one hundred six Page one hundred seven ! THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 •>]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiui[] i uiiiinmiiiniii niiiiiiiuiiin minium mciiiimiiimnimi Miuiiiiiiiimoiiimiiiiiumii umiHUUtlHiO A Pencil You Can Sharpen With Your Thumo | 1 ft Wouldn't the Graduate Like One as a Gift? Most Assuredly! Eversharp's new Repeating Pencil is the handiest—and handsomest pencil we have 11 in ever seen Click! Click! Click! Just press the top- and, click! a new point appears! When one stick of lead is used, just press the top—and, click! a new lead appears! And you need reload it only once or twice a vear. Everyone who writes can use this pencil, and if you do much writing— tlifii you have discovered the handiest and handsomest repeating pencil to date. In Pyralin and Gold Filled Models $2, $2.50, $3.50 and $5 See them in our Fountain Pen Department Sprague Ave. Floor 707-711 Sprague Ave. 708-716 First Ave. Qlltll IIIIllC3lllltl IC3IIIII 11C3 Unicoi 1 IC3IIII IC3II IIIC3II1 IIC3II C3IIIIII CJII IIIIC3 lllllir*2> Page oM hundred eight THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 The game was very one-sided. Just after •>]IIIIIIIIIII|[]||||||||||||[]||IIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIMII[]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIII>:> half-time Gene Balch approached the referee, "I say, referee, ean we have another hall?" I GRANT'S GROCERY "Whal do you want another hall for?" the j astonished referee asked. Groceries, Lunch Meats, Fruits, 1 "Well, those chaps want that one all to I themselves." Vegetables, Ice Cream, Candies — 1 Gobk "I bought a new hat for my sis, SCHOOL SUPPLIES anil I had to run all the way home with it." Kricson—"What for?" | G. 3403 490J Market St. (Johle— "I was afraid the style would change | before I pot home." •: •>]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiinic]iiiiiiiiii<< Q = "The human brain is truly a wonderful thing. It starts Working the minute you wake up and doesn't stop until you pet to class," ! = Stan Densow =! quotes Bruee McKenzic, sape of the second floor. ELECTRIC § Willard Batteries, Goodyear Tires, s Poem | Philco and RCA Radios, ABC and a 5 Easy Washers, Frigidaires and I know my face ain't no star G. E. | Refrigerators I know how ugly I arc But my face—I don't mind it 'Cause I'm behind it § N4820 Market St. G. 1501 I It's the folks in front gets the jar. •:•( menu inn miiiiumiiNiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimimc* ^2MIIIII)IJI|C3lllll)rillMC3lllltllll<«IC3llillllJIIIIC3lllllll)IIIIC3lirillllllllC3lillllllli:illllCai)lllllllllli:31lllllll1IIIC3lltlllllllllC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC31lllllllllllC3llllllllllllC3tl Quality Ingredients = + Skilled Baking = 5 =A FINE BREAD The high quality ingredients of Westminister Bread are MIXED IN SMALL CONTROLLED QUANTITIES . . . this method of mixing under careful supervision, assures you that every loaf is of an equally fine texture and contains equally high nutriment values. Ask Your Grocer for Westminister Homemade Bread Quality Tells—Quality Sells Westminister Bakery N. 4920 Market Street Phone Glen. 4351 N. 1902 Division Street Phone Brdy. 1369 iiiiDiiiiiiniiiiHiii «* mam MOHMnmami c: i ih nmmatim a n n u a\ iiiiiiuiiiiiiNiiiiniiiiiinmicijf. Page one hundred nine " THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 Vanished <<]IIIIIIIIIIM[]IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIimillE]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]llllllllllll()IIIIIIMH<< All the pupils wen- ready to begin with the written test. " Where's your pencil, Walt?" asked the NU TONE I I teacher. — the insured standard of quality = Lindgren "I ain't gol one. teacher." 5. — = The only Photo Service checked pe- | times have I told Teacher "How many § riodieally by Scientific Laboratory = you not to say that? Listen: I haven't one, you haven't one, we haven't one, they SPOKANE FILM haven't— Lindgren —"Well, where are all the pencils?" DEVELOPING CO. 315 Howard Riv. 0414 | S. | Boys Only Read This 4>nmnitR>Hiiiutiiii[»iiiuuimE]HiiHiiinic}iiiiimNKt}iiiiiiiiiiiiniiinuniiit4 P»!l<( •> \|s .i.uno .u|) ispn pw.u ||i.u oum jnoj-.{}3uiu PW) p.upuni| .mm 'pussnoq:) ,>ujii-.\|qifui M[ |[im .u,ii|| u.mio.tt puBSnoqq a'ijuiu ,jo in,) Roundup Boss—"You ask high wages for a man with j j \periencc." You may be sure its the s Watson —"But it's much harder work when BEST OF ITS KIND you don't know anything about it." Canned Fruits, Fish Jackson —"I'm just a poor hoy tryinjr to get I and V©CJ©tabl©S Mh i PACK I :T' . » . THE CREAM OF THE Mr. Salt/. —"ThatS tine; you certainly, need,1e = one.'' n mmm iicj ami irJIHIl in unit* nnwitiii iiiniimiiiiiiiciii^ Ainiiw « intra iiiiu mown cjiiinii tin iimiiiiniiitiiiii noiniium ti i n When It Comes to Formals Wraight's Store Leads the Procession Every school girl appreciates the value of Wraight's formal dresses — hand picked by experts—direct from New York. = Wraight's Main and Wall Riv. 5442 iwnuii mmm niim hi t« 5) m mitiiiiiiiiniiitiinii mm anion ion ma ma mm Page one hundred ten THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 Luny Literature *:iini iiniiiiiiiiiiiiciiiMiiiimiHiiMiiMiiiitimiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiiiO The wedding jrucst he beat his breast Tin- bells began to clank, 1 "Old Home" I lint still the car it would not budge Grocery No jras whs in the tank. and Meats 1 jjj Trade at the Professor Whix's Nickle's Worth t^. — What's harder than playing a slide Old f Home Grocery [ trombone in a telephone booth? Your Cash Goes Farther A. — Feeding butter to a wildcat with a red- | hot ice pick. | Wabash and Crestline Glen. 2735 § <<:iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii(}iimiiiiiiic]iiiiiniiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuii[>> We always laugh at teacher's jokes. No matter what they he «]iiimiiiiiic]imiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiimiiiiniimiiiik> Not because they're funny But because it's policy. CONN g j I Band Instruments Mary bad a little watch. I She swallowed it; it's (tone. Now everywhere that Mary goes, Soprani Accordions TIME MARCHES ON!!! [ RUSS BAILEY'S Clayton— (as he slowed the car down a | bit) "Wheel— Don't you feel glad you're alive?" 1 9JJ Riverside—Opposite Post Office I Hetty "Glad isn't the word. I'm amazed!" iiiiiiiiiitJiiiiiiiiiimjiiii imnm iniiiiiiiiimumiiimiiiuiimiiiiiiic* *n iiiiiciiii mam huh mum iiiiiicjiiiMiiiriiniicsiii mm iiiiincii iiiiiniiiiiniiiiic} niiiit) iiimoiiiii DHimnniKiH^ IT IS EASY TO DRY DISHES AND POLISH GLASSWARE WITH 1 RED BIRD 1 E | Tea Towels jF These Unusual Dish Dryers Are Lintless and Highly Absorbent, and Are Ready to Use Without "Breaking In." AN IDEAL GIFT Sold in Most Retail Stores ORIGINATED AND MANUFACTURED ONLY BY Spokane Toilet Supply Co. 111,113,1 '» '"»"« iimw moil i wni i h— am o a a mini i nm innmiiiinicv Page one hundred eleven THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Daffy-nitions $]INllllllNimilllMlMlimHllllllllimMMlllinimilllWlllimiMllllllliminHllll* Nertz—A doctor's assistant. Boom — Kentucky trail blazer; Daniel. j Congratulations j Hum — Part of a house. Skeleton- Man with his inside out and his to the outside off. | 1 Old Maid — A yes frirl who never had a chance to talk. Graduates of John Myth — A female moth. Paradox —Two ducks. Pollyclinic—Sanatorium for parrots, Rogers High School Daffy-nitions Idiom — Female idiot. Grudge—A place to keep a car. Octopus— An eight sided eat. Breech —A structure that connects the two UNITED sides of a river. Baton —First two words of a song (baton your old frrcy bonnet). HILLYARD The boss (who had just dropped in on the So, this is your uncle's funer- BANK baseball game): al. Karl? N50J0 Market St. G. 3200 Office boy, Karl Hardy (with great presence sir. i of mind): "Looks like it, He's the umpire." Simimiinillllll a wn i n in iininiMiiiiiir* iiiiinu iimmii n mi* i IIIOI ^ltiiiitiiuiitiiiHinuinciHHHHiwaiiimniiiiotiiinnituciitHinmiiuiiiMuiti^ £] mum hi Buy With HIX j CONFIDENCE ! Market and Grocery 1 W. H. HIX, Prop. From Your Fresh. Salt and Smoked MEATS HOME TOWN GROCER | | | —Notions and Family Drugs— I 1 1 G. 37J6 N3430 Crestline St. | Spokane, Washington | .'.iiii nil niiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiuniimiiiimniiiiiwiiii[]iimiiniii[§ niiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiinii nm Stone's •>]! i * | A new, high grade .... Meats—Groceries | | RENT | TRUMPET j 1 CLARINET j TROMBONE = only Operating Nine Modern Food | for Markets in Spokane $3 PER MONTH 5 Rent applies on purchase price. 3 HOFFMAN BROS. Your Entire Food Require- ments Under One Roof MUSIC COMPANY I 816% W. Riverside Ave. 2nd Floor 1 niiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiini inn unit-:. *niiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiii iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiininim iit»: mm ihiiiii Page one hundred twelve — THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Vacation •;*]iiiiiiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii[]|iiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiik« They're hidden, sitting in the swing in the moonlight, alone. No word broke the stillness for half an hour until "Suppose you had the money," asked Helen Mae Olson. What would you do?" .laek I.eavitt threw out his chest in all the glory of his young manhood, "I'd travel!" says he. He felt her warm hand slide into his, when he looked up she had gone. In his hand was a nickel. Family Life Freshman—"May I go out tonight?" Sophomon—"I got a date tonight!" Junior—"So long." Senior— "I'll hring in the milk." Bankruptcy is when you put money in your hip pocket and let your creditors take your coat. At last the truth is told. The steps to the "Big Apple" were originated by people who were wearing red flannels. •>iiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiimiic]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiMiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiniiic>> iiiiNiumim [] i notmii nmmimia i* i n £*mtniiiiin u man iioiiihi u i a i* Congratulations | A Home Owned Store That | | Sells Quality Merchandise for | to the Cash Graduates of 1938 I BRIDGEPORT j Grocery and Market Royce Studio | j j j We Deliver | N4905 Market St. Glen. 0580 *iiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiic)iiiiiiiiini[]i iiiniiiiiiiiiiii(]iiiMiiiiiiit]iiiimiinic.$ ?>IIIIIIIIIIC]lllllllllllinilMlllllllinMIIIIIIIIIIC]HIIIIIIMII[]llllllllllllt]||||lllllll|[$ £jini iiihiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii iiuiiiiiiiiihiuiiiiiii uiiim luiiiniiiii* •giiiiiiiiiiiiimiiim niiimiiiiiiuiiiii - [mi main hiicj rti SINCE 1083 AWNINGS -SHEET MUSIC m TENTS II Cenvas Products Of /III Hinds KO.BERG CO. Spokane. £ Washt __ 9*1 RIVtlMIOt AvCNUC .Spokane, Washington M. 4233 N3J8 Division *imiiiiiir)imi []iiiiiiiiinic]iii niniiiiiiiiiciiiii iiitjiniiiiiiiiit?. •MiiiiiiiiitjiiiiiiiiiiiK] nine} iiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiimic* Page one hundred thirteen \ THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 My heart is Hungary for your love; •2>]iiiimiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiMiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiii>> I don't suppose you Caribbean! When I try to be so Nice How Kenya be so mean? I The Marella I As Siam waiting for a reply; C. G. TEMPLE, Prop. Can't Jamaica little speed; I don't Bolivia heard my cry, | E3009 Diamond G. 2831 | Genoa little love is what I need, Sweden up a bit And Russia letter by plane. I MILK SHAKES I It only has to be a skit. None Better This suspense's Spain 1 ^IIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIUHIIIIIIIIIinillHIIIIII|[]llllllllllll(]|||||||||||IC$ Officer—"Hey! Pull over to the curb, lady! Do you know you were doing seventy-five, ^]iiiiiiiiiiiiE3iiiiiiiiiiii[]uiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic]muiiiiiii(]iiiiiiiiiiiit]iiimiiii<« and you turned around in the middle of the High Grade Graduation street?" — Harriette Collin "Isn't it marvelous! And GIFTS I just learned to drive yesterday." She—And this, I suppose, is one of those hideous caricatures of modern art? Doerr's Jewelrq Guide— Nope, that's just a mirror! l j 717 Riverside Avenue Certified Watch Repairing "lien's where I lose ground," said the train]) as he started to wash. •>iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiMiNiiiHiniiiiE}iiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiimic]iiiiiiiiiiiii:^ $]iiiini niiiiiiiiiiiiciiiinii imiitHinafliiiiniiua uuniiiiiiii* <<]IHIIIIMIIIt]llllllllllll[]|IIIIIIIIIIIC}IIIIIIIIUIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIClllllllllllllC]IIIIIIIMI>> 1 1 I Liberty Market 1 I CHEVROLET and Grocery I [ = 5 CONGRATULATIONS, for the finest used car values CLASS OF 1938 in town | | Groceries, Meats, Fruits and | Vegetables I SEE THE N. 5J09 Market St. C>iiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiMC]iiiiiiiiiiiiC]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii[ Chevrolet Co. | Beneke | Super Chevrolet Service ! Seed Co. j Vegetable, Flower and Field SEEDS Poultry—Dairy—Orchard | Pet Stock Fertilizers Supplies 3rd and Wall Riv. 7134 — — i 013-015 First Ave. f pokane | .:.iiiiiiiiiiE]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniuiiiiMiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiic>> $IIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIME]IIIIIIIIIIII[]IIIIIIIIIIII[]IIIIIIIIIII|[]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]||||||||||IIE<< Page one hundred fourteen THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 1 5 DODSON'S 517 Riverside Avenue I I i § Jewelers for 50 Years i 5 I 15-jewel GRUEN. Yellow or VICTORIA . . . Newest white 90W filled case I Elgin, Gruen, Longines and Hamilton Watches Diamond Merchants •2.n C3IM4 IIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3III lfllC3llllllll1ltlC3 •>]lllllllllllltIllllllllllllt]IIIIIIIIIIIIC3llllllllllll[]llllllllllll[]llllllllllll[]Mlllllli:<; ^>nillMMIIK]IIHIIIIMME]lllllllllllinilllllllllll(]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIHIHIMIUIIM4. Leonard Duo Therm Refrigerators Stoves I MILLER -DERVANT ! BEAUTY PARLORS Costumers and Wig Makers 1 MASQUERADE AND 1 THEATER 1 S*E COSTUMES | WJ0I5-J7 Riverside M. 6642 | PLUMBING i lommmiani mm iimn mam minimnminc* •>]|lllllllllll[]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIMIIIIII(]|IIIIIIMIIIC]llllllllllll[]lllllllllllinillllllMI<> and School Supplies, =i Candy, Gum HEATING Stc. and Get Them at N4922 Market G. 1576 H. E. Smith Blodgett's "«"»« iiiiiciiiiiiiimiiniuiiiiiiiiic] miiiniiii ur* * niim mini ihiiiwi uiimmiiiin imcjiiiiiiiiimt* Page one hundred fifteen THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 "If there are any dumbells in the room, •2>]|iiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii[}iiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiiC]iiiiiiiiii<'> please stand up," said the exasperated Mr. Byrne. A long pause and then a small, lone fresh- man stood up. I SATER'S ! Mr. Byrne—"What? Do you consider your- self a dumbell?" Hob Materne—"Well, not exactly that, sir, | MARKET but I hate to see you standing all alone." I Monroe at Indiana Junior Blum—"I've had my nose broken | | three times in the same place." Burger Bros. John Osso—"You really ought to keep your nose out of that place." Quality Meats I 1 And girls, no matter how easy you are on Bob and Charlie Hie eyes, most boys prefer you in the dark. in Fruits And boys, if you want to See a girl in her | Best and Vegetables | true light, just turn it out. Sater's Grocery- "What does the bride think when she walks Bakery and Dairy Products in the church?" "Aisle, Altar, Hymn." 5 Open 365 days of the year from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. A woman has two views on a secret —either it's to good to keep or it isn't worth keeping. SlIlllllltlUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIimillllHIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIC^ *iiiiiMiiimmffliinmKj taimiti mnmniiiiai itinnmti 101 RnuMimmoii tin i nt i a i o un <• 23 Years on North Monroe SKY'S CLEANERS AND TAILORS Moth-proof Dry Cleaning Call ior and Delivery SERVICE Clothes insured when in our possession 1 Nora and Monroe Brdy. 0651 viiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiHin iiiHiciiiiimiiiioiiim niiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiMiiiiiimoiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiic^ Page one hundred sixteen THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Lots of jokes need reprinting for the sake <*]llllllllllllC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]llllllllllll[]llllllllllllHllllllllllll[]llllllllllO of the coming generation. Here's one: A freshman does not know, and knows that he does not know. The . A sophomore does not know, but does not know that he does not know. A junior knows, hut does not know that he knows. LE ROI A senior knows, knows that he knows, and wants everyone else to know that he knows. N50 17-21 Market i c = = = Under the spreading Telephone post, MEATS There was no shade Boy! Did I roast! | GROCERIES j j DRY GOODS j Says Ted Robinson: A girl may love you from the bottom of her heart, but she lias plenty of room for other i Make The Le Roi your store as well §j fellows at the top. as ours | Miss Bndwin—Correct this sentence: "(lirls | "EVERYTHING TO EAT AND | is naturally better looking than boys." WEAR" Walt Lindgren—"Girls i< artificially better looking than boys.' §HIIIIIIIIUIimillllll[]|IIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIHIIIIIIIC]lllllhlllll[]IIIIIIIIIIMt]llllllllllll(^> £]|lllllllllioilllllllliir]|||| luilllllllllliuilll cilllllllllllltlllllllllll* i hiiiimiiimimiiiiimiiiiiu ilium in unci •> Congratulations GERLACH MOTOR COMPANY Your Chevrolet Dealer 1 CERTIFIED FOOD = = SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO N2001-03 Division St. THE CLASS OF 1938 3 Deliveries Daily Brdy. 5262 | N4724 Market St. Spokane, Wash. § iiic]iiiiiiiiiiii[}iiiiiiiiiiiic]Hiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiniiiiii[?« *IIIIIIIIII(]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIII[]|||||IIIIIII[]I IIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIC* ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiMiiciiiiiiiiMiiiciiiiiiiiiimciiiiiiiiiii*:* •>i iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiii niiiiiimiiirjimiiim1* I KEEP HEALTHY I DRINK j CASEY'S ! = 9 Hillyard Dairy Milk PERF T"~TLY PASTEURIZED If it's made to wear, 7 Iillijard Dairy we have it I j j S t Glen. 0176 •>iliillliloniii - lUllli;; j|[]ii:.:!!imK]llimilimniim;t!llllC]i:illlllllli[*> •>IIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIClllllllllllll[]|lllllllllllt]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]llllllllllll[]IIIIIIIIIIIIC<> Page one hundred seventeen THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 I II I IIIIC3II •2>}lltlllllMMC3IIIIIIIIMMC3lltl)IIIIIIIC3ll II11C3IIII1 C3I III1C3 llll II C3 1 1 II llll 1 1 IIC 311 1 1 IC3II 1 1 U Mill M I IIC3II 1 1 HID II I C31 1 1 1 1 lliill IC3 II Mil IC3 M = = The I Dorian = = Studio 1 Hereby Extends = To Each and All ot the Graduates All Good Wishes to Future Success We appreciate your patronage and will always aim to give you the finest in Photography 1 The Dorian Studio 436 Peyton Bldg. Spokane's Leading Studio of Today IIIIICJ H Oil HOMHUI t] HHIKK Mllltl IIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIK* SmMMW () IIIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIICIIII llltlHI IIHIIIIH Page one hundred eighteen THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 «2*3lltllllM IIIC31IIIIIHIII1C3IIIIIIII IIIIC3JIIIMJIIIIIC:3llllllllltllC3tlllllI [ 1 1 1 1 • » 1 1 1 1 1 1-:- C 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C 3 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 C3 II 1 1 1 I » 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ) t 1 1 C 3 1 M 11 f ri 1 1 C 3 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 C 3 1 1 1 I r r I I I C3 1 M 1 1 1 g = After High School, What? Your swiftest entrance to the business world is through the KELSEY-BAIRD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL. WHY? 1. Personal attention—thus assuring you of the fastest progress possible. Your rapid advancement here means real money saved in tuition and supplies. •>. University trained teachers— to give you the advantage of thorough in st ruction. 8. Up-to-date equipment— to train you on the newest machines to fit yourself into the modern business offices. V. Employment service— to place you in a good position that you have been trained to fill capably. Kelseg-Baird Secretarial School Metals Building Main 6746 Washington and Riverside $WMfMMNramNMaMIMMa*N IIC3llll1IIIIIIIC3IIIIIMtllllC3IMIIIItllllC3llllllllllttC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3lllllllllltlC3llllllllllltC3IIIIIIIIIIIICaillMlirilllC^' 3m * oiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiicjiiniiiiii* ^iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiEjiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiMiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiniiiciii * W E APPRECIATE PETERS YOUR PATRONAGE &SONS Baird-Naundorf j Lumber Co. Highest g DEALERS IN f Quality LUMBER Flowers g Building Material, Paint and | Fuel 1 LOCALLY GROWN LAST — LONGER — N3607 Market St. G. 3660 f_ | Sim ii"Niiiiiiiiiit]iiiiiiiiiiii[]:iiiiiiiiiii[jiiiiiMiiiiit]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iMiiniiiii[§ •?iiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiMi[]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiimiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiini[{. Page one hundred nineteen THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Mother—"Why were you punished at school Mr. Salt/.—What does H2SCM stand for? today. Honey? .lack Hein —Well, ah, I've got it right on the Sherman Blake—"Teacher told us to rij^ht an tip of my tongue. essay on "Results of Laziness," and T sent in Mr. Salt/. —Well you better spit it out. It's hlank paper." sulphuric acid. — Mr. Smith "Say, why are you eating with "And," said the instructor as lie finished your spoon?" — the lecture, "If the parachute doesn't open, Warren Salt/. "My fork leaks." that is known as jumping to a conclusion." — "By whom?" asked I lit- husband when told Don Kerr "This soup tastes funny." his wife was outspoken. Mary Brooks—"Well, why don't you laugh?" •Z> II JllltflllllM£3M|jltlllljir3lirillllMIIC3IUIIIIIIIirC3lltlllllllltC3llllt IC3 IllIIIIC^IIIIMIIIlftC^ IIIIIIICSIIMI'MlltllllllCSllII IIIC3IIII 1 I C 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -Z* ANGVIRE Studio Portraiture Is Expressive of Incomparable Quality Today's Finest Graduation Portraits Angvire Studio of Art Photography 505 RIVERSIDE AVE. cmiim cum iinnm cant iiiiuiiniiiioimiiiinitii t: w mm nci IHmoiHIIIIIM'nii iiuaiin nun nine: j one hundred twenty THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Jack Watson—"Pardon me, but is your name $]|IMIIIIIIII[]IIIIIIIIIIHC]IIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIII[3IIIMIIIII>> .lack Watson?" Jerry McGuire—"No, why?" 1 We Supply Your Table With the | .lack Watson—"This's his overcoat you (tot 5 Best to Be Had in z s on, and he is me, so get out of it." Vegetables and Fruits Me leave she raging at the door Me wish she wasn't quite so sore Try Us Me go to kiss her Her moved she head | Diamond Cash Grocery j lint my, oh dear = = G. 0020 Me bit she ear | Regal and Diamond | *IIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIII[]IIIMIIIIIIIC] UIOIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIC* Hoy Kirkpatrick—I have learned to read 4]muaiHHC]uniuuintMiimiaiaiMtiMimQMuniinNaittuiuHut>wiHiHU James Gobl< —What 18 the best way to find | ^^JP out what a woman thinks of you? her. George Oxrieder—Marry .>iiiiiiiiii(]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiit]iiiiiiiiimc]miiiiiiiMt]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiii:<< 3IJIIlrlliri]EJ I C3lltl C3lt Everything to Make the Home Comfortable j SYMMES UPSTAIRS FURNITURE STORE After graduation, next comes your home N. 119 Post Riv. 2275 f JIC3IIIIIIIIIIItCaMlMl.i:;MC3UIJIIHMMCJIIIItlllllilC31IIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3llll*' ^ ^ll1C3llllllltttllC3lllllttl III IIIIC3IIMM I JIIIIC3IIIIIII II1IIC3HIIIIIIIIII t3IMIIIIIIIIJC3JIIIIMIIt k Fage one hundred tiuenty — THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 Dedicated to Jerry Ericson •;<]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii(]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiii>> I seem to get an awful pain Kverytime I see it rain Congratulations And when the snow begins to fall I feeJ like I would like to bawl. When the sun beams bright and gay to the I feel a little more like play Hut when the moon begins to shine Yea man!! Graduates Of Miss Weymouth—"Did you open the win- dow wide?" — Arnold I Jim "You bet did! 1 pulled the John R. Rogers top half all the way down and pushed the bottom half all the way up." i High School 2 Don McDavis— (having a rough shave): "1 say, barber, have you got another razor?" Barber—"Yes, why?" Don McDavis— "I want to defend myself." J. C. Penney Co. POST AND RIVERSIDE It's all right to make a career oul of mar- "It Pays to Shop at Penneys" riage, if you're sure you will be happy with- out a promotion. *n iioiiiiiiniiiE]ii iiitiE]iiiHiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiac»iiiiiiiiiiiE:iiiiiiiiiiiic$ 4>]|||||||||||IC]iiiiiiiiiiiic]|||||iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiic}|||||||||||IUIiiiiiiiii*> <<]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIElllllllllllllE]IIIIIIIIIIIIEllllimill.> I PERRY^S 1 Duthie Co. I Seed | FOOD STORE R. W. NEVILLE, MGR. 9 § Free Delivery If It's Good to Eat, Perry's Have It. | | 510 Main Ave. | Shop Where Prices Fit the % Purse Spokane, Wash. = =| | Market and Queen G. 3551 E ?iiiMiiiiiE]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiuiiiE]MiiiiimnniiMiiiiiiii(]iiiiiiiimic]iiiiiiiiiHiE<> •>IIIIIIIIIIE1IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]|IIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]|IMMIIIIIIE<> »>]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiimiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiii<> {•]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIMIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IINIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIMIIIIE]IIIIIIIIII*> Office and Residence Glen. 0.'!(i9 1 = Hillyard Laundry Dr.G.W.Loughlin Cleaning and Pressing J j DENTIST Clothes g Clean Are a Mark of | Distinction E. 3003 Diamond Avenue I E. 3J08 Olympic Avenue SPOKANE, WASH. Glen. 1548 £ 5 •MUM C] IIIIC1 IE1III IE] IIIIIIOII IIIIE)INIIIIIIIIIE* •>IIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]IIIIIIIIIIIIE]i:;illllllllE]IIIIIIIIIIIIC«> Page one hundred twenty-two THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 KINDLING BOX •^)llllllllllll[]llllllllllllt]lllllllllllinilllllllllll[]IIIIIIIIMIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]lllllllll!k> By Ben Penna The moon was white When You Think of The road was dark A perfect place To Stop and park I gave a sigli Photographs I gave a moan 1 cursed at fate I was alone. Think of— . \iul then- was the Scotchman who wouldn't go to school because he had to pay attention. >>} HIND lllllllt]IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIII[]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]llllllllllll[]llllllllll<« 2 = The The Best Place to Trade = = NELSON I I Independent j Studio S I Market and Grocery | WM. HUNN, Prop. Sherwood Building = E2909 Diamond G. 1199 § I 510 Riverside "Where Rogers Students Meet" § quality Only the highest | < with good •MiimiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiuiiMiN miMiii iiioiiiimiiuui | lowest prices | HH* = = quality, and guaranteed to | | Congratulations | satisfy. | | to the June Graduates oi John = | = ~ R. Rogers High School Cured Meat. Fresh Fish Oysters and Sea Food in Season National Dollar Store | f | CORNER MAIN AND HOWARD | | 1 1 THANK YOU A Nation Wide Institution = = •7«IIIIIIIIIIC}llllllllllll[]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]llllllllllll[}IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIt<< •>IIIIIIIIIIC]llllllllllll(]IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIC]llllllllllll(]llllllllllllt]||IMIIIIIIIC<> {•iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiEiiiiiiMiiiiiniiiiimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiio •>]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiimiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiic}iiiiiiiiii«> 1 Pictures Correctly Framed at | PRICES John T. McBride = MODERATE = DENTAL SURGEON 1 I I LEE FRAME SHOP j ( United Hillyard Bank Bldg. 1021 Sprague Ave. M. 2715 | | ^iiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiii(]iiiiiMiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii!">t)iiiiiiimii[]iiiiiniiiii[9 MHNMKItffllMMOUIII []IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIMIIIIIinilllllllllll[]llllllllllll($ Page one hundred twenty-three THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 — Clara Burniece "Harriette, what is wrong iiiiiiimiiicjiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiuiiiiirjiiiiiiiiiMiHiimiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiitJ mi* with those eggs?' Harriette Collin- "I don't know, I only laid = SUCCESS TO the table." 'The Pirate Crew' He put his arms around tier Then blushes left her cheeks. And showed upon his overcoat For just about a week. Jirnmle Rose Sat on a pin Jimmie rose Exchange Lumber and •i*]llllllllllll(]|||||||||||IUIIIIIIIIIII|[]|||||||IIIMC)llllllllllll(lllllllllllll[]lllllllllK'> Manufacturing Company 33 Years = I of dependable optical serv- 1 ice. One of the oldest and best equipped firms in the | "Everything for the Manual = Northwest. Three examin- Arts Student" ing rooms. Three registered optometrists. Complete man- OiiiiiiMiic]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiic}iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiniiiic«2> ufacturing facilities. •>]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIUIII1IIIIIIIII]IIIIIIIIIIII[]IIIIIIIIIIII[]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIII!<« I GRADUATES— s g ! I STANDARD May success attend all your | | | future endeavors is the wish oi | ! Optical Co. | HART & DILATUSH Complete Optical Service "Professional Pharmacists" a | 9 N. Stevens Open All Night § O. M. "Matty" Matthews, Pres. 1 717 Riverside Spokane | 1 Agents "Marcelle Non-Allergic Cos- I metics" ?IIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllC]l1IIIIIIIIIIElllllllllllllt]llllllllllll[]lllllllllll|[^ <«illllllllllC]llllllllllllt]llllllllllll[]||||||||||||[]|||||llllll|[]|||||||l!IIIC]|lllll|||l|lt<« *}IIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllll[]IIIIIIIIIIIIUIMIM IHIIIIIIIIIIIINIMIIIIII.:. giniiitiiminmiHiiiiiKi nu iiiimiu u niiiiiinii* For GOODPrompt Service and = CANDIES CALL Groceries Thilo ! ! G Buy Your Quality Groceries at Brdy. 3344-W Burgan Stores and Save Money! 'OMMII lEllllllltlllllClllllll Ullllllllltll(]||||||||||||[* $wimiinhiiiiiuiuiid tumommtittrmnttHBiiuuNHiiiiiiiiciiii nnr* Page one hundred twenty-four THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 John Potty—"Yes, brains always triumph <>]illllilllllinillllillllll[]llllllllllliniliililllil|[]|lllilllllllC]iiliililllllC]llllllimi>> over brawn." — = Albert Akins "Yeah? Let's see you run the | Always Wear KM) in 10 flat with your brains." 'Noblemen ft John Olson—"My heart is on fire with love for you, my very soul is aflame." Clothes Hetty Wynkoop—"Don't worry, father will put it out." And there was the sophomore who thought the traek team was a squad of fingerprint ex- perts. •>]iiiiiiiiiiiic)iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimii[]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiii>:<> | Mike Scaler & Son j I K ESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1 1 New Location NOBLE and WELLAND RIVERSIDE FOOD SHOP Post St. at First Ave. 1 820 Riverside Ave. M. 5207 1 SPOKANE •>iiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiMiiimic]iiiiiiiiiiiit]iiiiiiiiiHiE$ ^iiiiiiiiiiEiiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiniiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiinMiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic^ •JOIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllll C3MIIIIIIMIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIE3IIIMIIIIIIIC3MllllltllllC JIHIIIIIMIICaillllTIIIIIICaillllfllllllCJIIIIII!llllllllllC31IIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIICailllllttllllC3lllllMIIIIIC3M 3 1 of All Kinds Arc Advantageously Boughi at SARTORI 32 years of square dealing has brought Confidence to the Jewelry buying public of the Inland Empire Here you can buy just the watch you want at the price you want to pay. HAMILTON—ELGIN—LONGINES—GRUEN We are the official manufacturers of your School Pins and Rings = N. 10 WALL ST. Avail Yourself of On the S^e Sartori's Helpful SARTORI of Wah in Credit Service iJAaittn. CAajftimen. jejjjjjuj. Riverside and bprag.e » 1 0 WALL S V 1 P O K A N B lit Illtl lltMIIIC3ll Mill C]IIIMtMIIIIC]lllinilMllC31l'IIIHIItlllMC31irillltllllC]llllllllllllE3lll11tllllllC3llt •> (I I E] 1 1 Hill 1 1 1 IIC] 1 11111111 II I C3MI I II1MII11 2111 1 IS' Page one hundred twenty-five THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 Subway Notes $]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic]HiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiMiiiMC]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiMiiiit>Hiiimiiig I rose with real alacrity OUR To offer her my seat Twas a question whether she or I Congratulations Should stand upon my feet to the | | GRADUATING 1 Mildred Rowe—"Do you know how they take the census in Scotland" CLASS Pat Egan—"No, tell me." Mildred—"They roll a penny down the street." li i f«1 ti urn mi mi 1 1 mi in til him l in minify Terry's If you want what you want when you want it Call Terry's FREE DELIVERY 1 oArden Farms Co. N3936 Pittsburg G. 0836 II II I hi III! II Ml I I I IMIIMMMIMMMIIIIIMIIIIM Illlllllllllll [3 §llllllllltlt]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIHIUIIIIIIIIIIIIC]l1IIIIIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIIIC]llllllllllll[^> $lllllWIIIIIC]IIHIIIiniinillHII1llll[JIIIIIIIIIIIIC]ll1 l1IC]l1IHIMIIII[]IMIIIHM1l[IIIHMIIIIII(JIIIIIIIIIMIC]IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIMinilllllllMM(]llinilllllinMllinilMIE]ll« s 1 REDsWHITE Congratulations to the | June 1938 Class John R. Rogers High School From Your Neighborhood ! RED WHITE STORES — ju = = niiimmiioiim ts mum n em «mts itturca mc$ 5iih nwHOHN its i a t esiiiiiii vkm umiimi Page one hundred ttventy-six THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE. 1938 "Oh, ho! I saw you kiss sis!" cried Paul >>]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiuiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiir Hurmeister as he appeared as if from nowhere. "Er-ah—here's a quarter, my little man," offered the embarrassed I.ee Overland. "And here's fifteen cents change," continued j Good Luck the little man. "One price to all—that's the j way I do business." Class of 1938 n Having just moved to your commu- g § nity, it is our desire to get acquainted. 1 Joe McBreen—"Let's cut classes and go to 5 So come on over to our house. the show." — COMPLETE FOUNTAIN Ralph Stevens "Can't do it, I need the sleep." SERVICE 1 CANDIES—NEWS—GIFTS IIIIIHIIIIIMItlllll mill I Iiiiiiiiin 1 DRUGS = See the New Ice Cream Freezer per- = I form. We have on hand at all times = D€/6PT HOT€L S many flavors of Ice Cream—Sherbets Q s —Ices and Specialties you will enjoy. | Sensible Prices right—It 00/1/ 1 Made must be right § Banana Split— 15c NEVADA STREET PHARMACY | 4602 Nevada St. G. 4144 | HI Ml Illl IllH .:.llllllllll[]IIIIIIMIIIIC]lllllllllll|[]||||||||||||[]|||||||IIMI[]|l||||llllllt]IIIIIMIIII|[{- THE EXPERT SCHOOL Congratulates You Upon Your Coming Graduation From John Rogers High School After graduation, if you desire training in commercial subjects, Northwestern invites your investigation of its faculty, equipment and spacious building occupied exclusively as a business college away from noise, where, because of small classes and personal attention, our students are able to advance faster and reach a higher degree of ability. YOU MAY ENTER ANY MONDAY MORNING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. We will take advantage of any previous train- ing you have had along commercial lines and start you in at whatever your point of need is. Write or call for information. Riverside 2196 NORTHWESTERN Business -College The Expert School S. 317 Howard Spokane Your Neighbors Page one hundred twenty-seven THE TREASURE CHEST JUNE, 1938 o ihat l/t e maintain at equipment andan ex* ^perienced art and mechanicalstajj0 *\o that ourpatrons needhave nothing to chdnce / THE OKANE AMERICAN GRAVING COMPANY Established I9O4 Page one hundred twenty-cif/ht