Terri graduated in 1966. Terrie attended Washington State University and has involved herself in many community activities, such as: The Board of Directors of the League of Women Voters, The Federal Relations Network, and a member of the Washington State Council of Vocational Education. She is the winner of the coveted PTA Golden Acorn Award, was honored as a woman leader from the YMCA, volunteers for the PTA and takes an active role in the Girls Scouts.

Dr. Ralph Berg graduated in 1938. Dr. Berg was a pioneer heart surgeon. After completing his education at Washington State College and Washington University Medical School in St. Louis, Dr. Berg returned to Spokane and opened his medical practice in 1952. In 1957 he performed the first open heart surgery in the Spokane area. Highly regarded in his field, Dr. Berg has lectured world-wide since 1970.

U. Sherman Blake graduate in 1938. Perhaps known for his 35-year career in the Spokane media, he also had been a leader in the community. He acted as president, director and telethon chairman for the March of Dimes and is an active member of several fraternal organizations. Blake also served as a Spokane Valley Fire Commissioner for 23 years. He began his media career as news editor of the now defunct Inland Empire News. He then worked as chief photographer and reporter for the Spokane Daily Chronicle for 14 years. Blake produced Spokane's first TV news show in 1952 and worked as News director at KREM TVV until his retirement in 1975

Bob Briley graduated in 1941 and became a broadcaster in 1947 while attending Gonzaga University. 41 years later, in 1988 Bob retired from KHQ-TV where he served for 35 years as a reporter, news anchor, baseball announcer, and public affairs director. He continues to work on a part-time basis for KHQ. Volunteering in youth activities and other community interests occupied his spare time throughout his career. A few of those organizations include the Spokane Americans Youth Hockey and Lilac City Figure Skating Clubs, the United States Cross Figure Skating Association, youth Employment Service, Lilac Blind Foundation, Red Cross, Community Colleges of Spokane, and the District 81 "Partners" Program. In 1992 Bob was inducted into the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 'Silver Circle" for his significant contributions to both the industry and the community throughout his career.

Warren Cook graduated in 1956. Warren's career in education spanned 33 years. recently retired after 11 years as a Spokane School District Area Director, he also worked as a teach, counselor and principal in the district. Warren is currently a self-employed financial planner and is active in the Downtown Optimist Club.

John Dixon graduated in 1955, went on to the University of Montana, the New England School of Law, and Boston University and currently works as General Manager of the Marriott Hotel in Washington D.C. He has been elected to the DC Chamber of Commerce, and is Chairman of the Washington Committee and the Leadership Washington Class of 1992

Warren Durham graduated in 1942. Warren entered the entertainment industry after he graduated. He worked as an announcer on various radio programs after school and on weekends. He continues radio work while in college at Willamette University and after several years of Naval duty during World War II, he completed a degree in radio speech at Washington State University. During the 1950s, Warren was involved in many facets of radio and television throughout Eastern Washington. After selling all his stations in 1967, Warren acted as a consultant to TB and radio stations, and started a multi-media advertising agency whose clients included Cox Cable, Christian Broadcasters and Ronal Reagan's syndication team. Since, 1981, Warren has developed and produced over 75 national television features and is currently developer and producer of the nationally televised "Big Band Days."

Dr. Donald Ellingsen graduated in in 1955 and was the Co-Valedictorian. He was a top male graduate of Washington State University in 1959. He continued on and became a National Foundation Scholar at the University of Washington Medical School. Don also excelled in both high school and college sports, earning ten varsity letters in four sports at Rogers before heading off with the Washington State Football team, eventually being accepted into the Washington State Football Athletic Hall of Fame. Now an Ophthalmologist and partner in the Spokane Eye Clinic. Don has served on several school district committees and maintain close ties to WSU, where he was named Dad of the Year in 1991. Dr. Ellingsen is married to fellow Walk of Fame honoree, Leilani Wickline Ellingsen.

Leilani Ellingsen graduated in 1968. A former Rogers High School cheerleader, Girls State representative and Miss Spokane, attended Spokane Falls Community College and Eastern Washington University. She has been a counselor at Camp Reed, head chaperone for Spokane Lilac Royalty and has chaired the parent advisory board at Lewis and Clark High School. Twice she competed in team tennis at the United States Tennis Association National Championships. After raising four children, she now gives her time to the Ronald McDonald House as well as helping to organize and support the Renaissance Program at Rogers where she also organized her 10 year class reunion.

Larry Erickson graduated in 1957. Attended Gonzaga University 1967 - 1961, graduated from the FBI National Academy in 1970, and attended Whitworth College, where he received his BA in Sociology. Starting with the Sherriff's department in 1962, Larry was promoted to Lieutenant in 1972. Appointed undersheriff in 1977, elected Sheriff in 1978 and is continuing to serve in his 4th term as Spokane County Sheriff. Larry's community service highlights include United Way Chairman in 1985, Chairman of the Washington State Corrections and Standards Board, past board member of Leadership Spokane, current member of Wishing Star Foundation and current President of the Spokane Humane Society. Larry was voted boss of the Year by the American Businesswomen's Association in 1988.

Jack Fanning graduated in 1955. Jack was a part of the football, basketball, and track teams where he competed in State Pole Vault, setting the State Pole Vault record in 1955. With extensive experience as an educator and coach, Jack is Director of Student Programs for Spokane Falls Community College. While dedicating nearly 30 years to education, Fanning enjoyed a distinguished military career, receiving the Legion of Merit and Meritorious Service Medal. At Washington State University, where he graduated with honors in 1960, Jack was a distinguished military student, member of the football and track teams, and president of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Jack is a member of several educational professional organizations and is a WSU booster.

Janice Foland graduated in 1964. Janice was a member of the National Honor Society and went to earn a degree in education from Eastern Washington University, she continued on to Whitworth College to complete her Masters degree. She had been a teacher in District 81 since 1968. Except for one year at her alma matte, she taught exclusively at her current location, Shaw Middle School. Janice had been recognized for her community and school leadership with the PTA Golden Acorn Award, was awarded the teacher of the month by Eastern Washington University.

Dr. Thomas Glover graduated in 1942. He began his dentistry practice after serving as a combat bombardier in World War II with the United States Air Force. The Korean War, in which he piloted 52 missions, briefly interrupted a career which spanned 32 years. Tom was the first instructor and designed the curriculum for the Dental Assisting School at Spokane Community College. He also bred, trained and showed national quality Arabian horses for over 30 years and now resides in Colbert with his wife Dr. Elaine K Glover.

Bob Howard graduated in 1946. He continued his education and graduated from Eastern Washington University in 1952 and his Masters degree in education in 1961. Bob served as a counselor for 10 years at Shaw Jr. High before continuing his career as a Vice Principal at Rogers for 9 years. He completed his career in 1984 as the Vice Principle of North Central High School. Bob continued to serve Rogers High School with his leadership on the original organizing committee's for the Roger's Alumni Association in 1981.Bob was president of the Spokane County Counselors Organization, and President of phi Delta kappa in Spokane. Bob is currently the test coordinator for the US Government, responsible for all of the Civil Service testing in the Spokane area.

Hobart Jenkins graduated in 1942. Hobart devoted 33 years to the field of education before retiring in 1981. With a doctorate in education to his credit, Hobart has taught both high school and college. He is a former Dean of Instruction and Campus President of Spokane Community College and was a private consultant in higher education management for 11 years. Prior to his career in education, he served as a B-24 pilot in the war and was highly decorated after flying 35 combat missions. he continued his military career with 28 years in the Washington Air National Guard. Hobart has been active in community service as well, including leadership roles in several education associations. He has received numerous service awards and certificates of appreciation from civic and educational institutions.

Mike Kondo graduated in 1968. He continued his education and complete his undergraduate and graduate degree from the University of Washington, where he continued his wrestling career. He has been a Board Member of the Japanese American Citizen's League, and volunteers his dentistry skill to low income clinics. Mike works as a dental educator in grade schools and teaches Dental Hygiene at Eastern Washington University.

Lanney Martin graduated in 1953. Currently an Adjunct Professor at Gonzaga University and a student teacher supervisor at Whitworth College, Lanney has attended twelve colleges and universities. He has received many teaching awards, including District 81 Distinguished Teacher, Teacher of the year and was a finalist in Gonzaga University's Outstanding Teacher Program. He was the first educator involved in the Economic Education / business Experience Program; sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Whitworth College at Gonzaga University.

Dr. Richard Mathany graduated in 1958. After graduating Dr. Matheny attended and graduated with degrees in public administration from Washington State University and the University of Southern California. He received a doctorate in leadership in education from Gonzaga University in 1985. Dr. Matheny is widely known in higher education circles throughout the United States and Canada. From 1981 to 1985, he served as Vice President for Development and Public Relations at Whitworth College. After leaving Whitworth, Dr. Matheny was an Associate Vice Chancellor at the University of California, Irvine for three years. Currently Vice Chancellor for University Relations at the University of California, Davis. Dr. Matheny has served as a consultant in fund raising, management and communication strategies with more than 100 colleges and universities. He has authored numerous publications on management and communications, including Creating Charitable Trusts in Real Estate which has become a standard reference book in the planned giving field. Dr. Matheny's numerous civic pursuits have included serving on the boards of Spokane's Holy Family Hospital, United Way of Sacramento and Inland Empire Development Council.

Patricia Clemm McRae graduated in 1978. She earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications at Washington State University. After more than 10 years at seven television stations, Patricia returned to Spokane to direct the news team at KHQ. her professional credits include an Emmy for "best newscast" from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

Patricia Mummey graduated in 1955. She became the first female Spokane County Commissioner in 1986. Now n her second term of office, Patricia worked as a registered nurse and was active in the League of Women Voters, including local president and state board member, prior to her election. Patricia was a founding member of the Spokane Citizen Solid Waste Advisory Committee and currently sits on numerous local and state advisory committees. She received the YMCA Leadership Award for Government in 1989.

Rich Naccarato graduated in 1961. Rich was a Nationally acclaimed high school lineman and also excelled in wrestling and track. Rich continued his education at the University of Idaho on a four-year scholarship, and was a key player the Vandals football team to defeat Washington State University for the first time in 40 years. Rich graduated with honors from the University of Idaho and obtained his Masters in Education at Whitworth College. After teaching and coaching for 12 years he began his own business in property development. He became owner-president of Cedar Builders, Inc.

John Nugent graduated in 1958. Upon graduation, John earned his teaching degree from Eastern Washington University and his Masters of Education degree from Whitworth College in 1965. He enjoyed a very successful 30 year career in real estate while working 29 years as a teacher in Spokane. He maintains close ties with the Alumni Association, serving on reunion committees and chairing the Alumni Scholarship Fund. Nugent received a Community Service Award in 1992 and has been a member of the Real Estate Million Dollar Club.

Linda Clothier Sharman graduated in 1954. As a consultant in communications, public relations, and marketing, Linda is the former director of public relations at Whitworth College. She has written segments for a historical public television series, is author of " A Measure of Leaven", the history of the Dominican Sister of Spokane County. She was instrumental in citizen support for Expo 74' and served as its community relations director. She was a vice-president of United Way, is a trustee of the Spokane County Library district and volunteers for numerous local activities such as the Citizens League of Greater Spokane, Momentum, and Leadership Spokane.

Doug Sutherland graduated in 1955. Active in student government Doug has devoted much of his professional career to public service. Doug is currently in the first year of a four-year term as Peirce County's Chief Executive Officer. Previous government positions include three years as city manager for the city of SEATAC and eight years the mayor of Tacoma. A father of six, Doug sits on the Board of directors of Hilltop Day Care Center, Tacoma Youth Symphony, Family Counseling Service and the American heat Association. Doug has also been a business owner for 23 years in a family owned canvas and sign business which employs 25 people.

Vern Ziegler graduated in 1953. Vern is the founder and owner of Ziegler Lumber company, which operates seven retail building supply centers in the Northwest, including a wholesale distribution center in Spokane, Big Bear Lumber Company. Vern spent twelve years in the construction business building well over two hundred homes before founding Ziegler Lumber Company in 1965. Vern is an enthusiastic supporter of many Rogers High School projects, on being the John R. Rogers/Ziegler Family Scholarship Trust. He is also active in the community, serving on the Spokane County Board of Freeholders and on the boards of numerous wildlife organizations including the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council which began in 1951. The Big Horn Show, created by the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council, was started in 1960 and Vern has been very involved with his project. Vern has received numerous awards from the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. Vern is also a member of the Washington State Game Commission for six years and is a lifetime member of the National Wildlife Federation.