Rogers60

There were over 400 of us graduates in June, 1960. There are 408 photos of our well-dressed Rogers alums, most of the guys wearing ties and suit coats. Each page has 12 members. Most are in alphabetical order, from Roberta Aldrich to David Grimmer. Those near the end must have been late getting the portrait pictures to the Treasure Chest, so they don't appear in alphabetical order. All appear on pages 24 to 57.

• Page 24: Roberta Aldrich had a HUGE block next to her photo of all her extra curricular things. She was on the honor roll all four years and had several leadership positions.
• Page 25: There are four very attractive young ladies that look like Hollywooders: Christine Balch, Yvonne Battin,Deanna Barbour, Carol Ann Beck, who also had a huge block of extra curriculars, as does Janice Kay Baldwin.
• Page 26: Cutie Patricia (Patty) Blangeres was a cheerleader, first item listed on her big block list. Daryl Benzel looks very mature, and Hollywoodie-like.
• Page 27: My best Logan friend, Ron Bodvin, looks good, but didn't participate in anything special. There are six girls on the page that ALL of them were really active in MANY extra things: Lynda Boomer, Phyllis Bordwell, Berneise Bowers, Mavis Brake, Billie Bretthauer and Joanne Brown.
• Page 28: Two of my best friends on this page: Robert Cartwright, who has a great hair style and face, and Richard Churchill, who has a full block of things listed.
• Page 29: Wanda Conboy, a popular class gal, had a huge list of things, and was listed first to be on the TC staff. One of my other best friends is Norm Cooper, who came to Rogers from Wichita, Kansas, when he was a sophomore. He got active in many things, and had history as his favorite classes.
• Page 30: Sid Crowe was a very good athlete, football and track, choir, Boys Quartet. A handsome fellow, all would agree.
• Page 31: Carol Dietrich and Donna Devita were fully-active students. Sharon DIshman was on the tennis team her sophomore year.
• Page 32: James Drake was another athletic fellow: baseball, football, basketball. He had been Boys Federation President his senior year, and had also been on the choir and Boys Quartet. He was one of the most popular guys.
• Page 33: Ross Farmer looked like a very handsome fellow. He had one of those terrific flattops that was a popular style those 1950 years.
• Page 34: Duane Frederic, liked to call himself a member of the "Confederate Air Force", just to have fun; something he really liked to do his high school years. He has a big, full block of activities, many social things. Margaret Funk was a girl who also had good sense of humor. It's too bad she no longer lives and can't be at the reunion.
• Page 35: Mina Gormanos, a good-looking and popular "Greek" gal, is on the reunion committee.
• Page 36: Judith Hankel was another student who did lots of things her high school years. She was a tennis star and champion, played all four years. She was a champion trophy winner in 1959.
• Page 37: Barbara Hegman, the very popular good-looker, and very busy student is the first photo on this page. She was a cheerleader. Her school activities kept her busy and popular.
• Page 38: Michael Del Jones was involved in many student government type things. He was the opponent of mine in our campaign to be ASB president. I am lucky I won the election, since he was a very popular fellow. He was known to be a golf team member all four years.
• Page 39: Edna Kautzman, a popular and very active gal, married a guy who was the same, Fred Zerza. She was a member of many active groups. One of my best friends, Ken Kelling, who's well-dressed and good looking was active in running teams and many other things. I still am a regular emailer with him, who's still one of my best friends. Carlene King looks like an actress, beautiful hairdo, smile, and face. She, too,was a well-know active student, the long list of things will prove just what things she did, like all those lists do, an important part of this section, most important to report what we all did and of course, how we all looked as high school seniors.
  
• Page 40: Most popular girl, according to our vote for which girl that would be, is Jacqueline Koyama, the only Japanese American student. She was voted to be the Homecoming Queen our senior year. Diane Kroske was one of the good-lookers, and she sure was fun to dance with. She was an active student in many ways!
• Page 41: Class Vice President John Lindeblad was the best athlete in our class, most, or all of us thought. He was a good-looker. Speaking of good-lookers, Phoebe Lewis,who transferred to Rogers from Post Falls, looked very good and mature.
• Page 42: Basketball and football athlete James McBride was a good flattop fellow. Dudley McCracken looked like a businessman, quite an impressive hairdo, and so did the fellow in the photo to his left, Ron McMackin.
• Page 43: Leon Maddox was one of the few African American fellows, and was well-known for being a boxer, a good fellow. He'd been on the cross country team his freshman year. I sure wish he'd been on it the same years I was on it, grades10-12. One of the most popular and academic smart-ones was, unfortunately now, the late, Richard Mather. He had an influence of MANY things, academic things.
• Page 44: The one I'm most happy to comment on, the MASTER and ORGANIZER and ORIGINATOR of this website, rogers60.com, the MR. SCIENCE, Edward Mauget. He was an academic champion, and on the National Honor Society his last two years.  Ed was a tennis team athlete. So was Class president and tennis four year champion, Ray Miller, and good looking blond fellow who looked classy with his horned rims. He'd in his adult life be a doctor, probably the only one in our class who became one in the post high school years.
• Page 45: Lynda Milton, good looker and too bad and sad she died the same year as our 40th Reunion. Laurine Morrison was also one of the commonly thought by us guys to be one of the good-looking gals.
• Page 46:Larry Nechanicky, a good-looker who looked like a TV star. He's been active for years to be on the reunion committee. I'm on this page with my "brother", and locker partner, Everett Neuman. He called us brothers, but I'm a Newman, not a NEUMAN.
• Page 47: Nancy Ostby is another one of those who has a HUGE BLOCK of items listed that she did all four years, next to her photo. She looked like a real academic queen. AND, on this page was the yearbook editor, and good-looker Lynda Pagnotta. Also on the page, and below Lynda, is Ed Mauget's best friend Bob Parry.
• Page 48: Good friend my freshman year, Kenneth Pointer, was not only a VERY active student in many ways, but he has spent his entire adult years as a teacher and principal. Deanna Rausch, a very classy-good looker, was also one of the four-point GPA academic students. She was a professional teacher her post-high school years.
• Page 49: "Sophomore Barry Robinson" as he was called by the Spokesman Review, because his sophomore year, he was a champion  mile-runner on the track team. Even though all four years he was on the track and cross country teams, those aren't listed. Nothing is,except he being, like all boys, on the ASB and Boys Fed.
• Page 50: David Sacco was another athlete star. He was also one at my Logan Elementary. Dora Faye Schmidt was very active, and popular, for being a leader in several activities, was the A.S.B. secretary her senior year. She was the ideal student leader type, a very nice gal, and one who had a good sense of humor.
• Page 51: Gary Sciuchetti was very athletic. He was active in football, track cross country and intramural sports for three years. I first knew him for being in the same Boy Scout troop. He was a good'un.
• Page 52: Arthur Summers was best known to be a thespian. He looked like a TV and movie star, and was certainly a good actor, one of the best.
• Page 53: Charlotte Trevithick, who has married Ken Poynter, was one of the very active and leadership students.She was pleasant-looking.
• Page 54:  Evonne Vee, Marian Vine and Jerre Walley, are three of the classes' good looking gals. Jerre was a "song and cheerleader" and the Senior Homecoming Princess. She was considered to be one of the best-looking gals.
• Page 55: Alta Warner has what looks like one of the best photos. She was very active in many extra-curriculars, and thank goodness, is still an active leader in the 50th Reunion Committee.
• Page 56: Sharon Williams, another Logan alumnus, was one who was the most popular gals us Logan boys thought. She was a Rogers cheerleader and Home Coming Princess her freshman year. She was also in the National Cheerleaders Assn. She sure looked like one of the Hollywood actresses.
• Page 56: The popular, athletic and friendly fellow, Fred Zerza, who was one of the best baseball players. He was also a sport editor for three years, and has been a professional writer is adult life. Gerald Wolsborn is also on the page. He and Fred were good friends together, and both, in the WSU fraternity freshman year of ALL three of us, I enjoyed "living" in the frat house with them for most years at WAZZU.