Academically
Resigned
Shawn's School
Stuff and Achievements
PIRATE PRIDE RUNS DEEP PURPLE!!!
Vision
Statement
Rogers staff, together with the students, families
and the community, will work to prepare students for the future. We support the
worth, safety, and dignity of all people. We promote lifelong learning to
produce responsible citizens, prepared for the future, who apply their skills
and knowledge to enrich society and themselves.
Final Stats of the 2001 Graduate:
GPA: 2.86 (B- Average)
Credits Earned (Minimum of 21 to Grad): 28.5
SAT Score: 1190.
AP Scores: (Based on 1-5, 3 or Higher is Pass Level, and worth College Credit)
American History AP: 4
English Literature AP:?
European History AP: ?
Number of Years Earning the Varsity Letter in Band: All Four Years.
Date of Graduation: June 6, 2001.
Day of Acceptance Letter Recieved For Eastern: June 6, 2001.
THANK YOU, ROGERS, FOR FOUR GREAT YEARS!!!
My Last Schedual at
Rogers High School:
| Senior Class Sechedual |
Teacher Teaching |
Times I'm There |
Comments (From the Cynic Himself!) |
| 0 Hour: Jazz Band |
Ron Crenshaw |
7:00-7:45AM |
Ugh... getting up that early is hard... but Jazz is cool
in the mornings. Just tough to get up and at 'em... |
| 1st Period: AP European History |
Jamie Olson |
8:00-8:52AM |
Here you go... this is fun... learning how dumb the French
were in the past! Up the mountain, boys! |
| 2nd Period: AP Senior English |
Maureen Smith |
8:58-9:46AM |
This class is weird... we have more life discussions than
we do Hamlet and Shakespeare. Quite an interesting class. |
| 3rd Period: Symphonic Band |
Ron Crenshaw |
10:12-11:06AM |
Welcome back to the band room. This class is fun to
a strange extent... but that's what happens when you're with 50 other
strange kids. *laughs* |
| 4th Period: Physics |
Eric Magi |
11:42-12:34PM |
My teacher in there is as cynical as I am. You
should SEE the matches we get into. Physics is some strange stuff
to study, specifically Einstein's Theories. |
| 5th Period: Exploring Technology |
Willie Johnson |
12:40- 1:34PM |
What can I say? This is also one of my favorite
classes, seeing as I get done early every assignment. Free time +
Shawn + net = happiness. |
| 6th Period: Spanish |
Lori Orr |
1:40-2:30PM |
Mi clase finale es espanol. La clase es muy
divertido, y Professora Orr es estupendemente! (I'm gonna be mean,
I will not translate that. *L*) |
A Year Of
Music (And a Lifetime of Memories)
This has been my home for
four years, my home away from home. I have slept here, I have eaten here,
I have changed here (numerous times thanks to Marching Band), I have laughed and
cried here, I have done everything here. This is my home away from home.
The
Schedule of a Band Member at Rogers:
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Last Two Weeks of
August: Summer Marching Camp Begins. Students learn how to
march, and they start learning the field show. |
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September:
Working hard and staying strong! The first field show is in Pasco or
Kennewick. Either way, it's Tri-Cities. Time to continue to
work hard and to earn those trophies. (Last Year, Rogers High Took
first in the division, and fourth overall in the whole show. We
picked up a trophy and six plaques for different captions!) |
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October:
Marching is THE thing! Another field show, the Spokane Lilac
Northwest Marching Championships. Work continues to be inserted on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. (Last Year, Rogers took 2nd place in the AA
division and sixth overall in the whole show.) |
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November: Our
last marching performance is in Auburn, at the Veteran's Day performance,
which includes a parade. (Rogers picked up complete first at the
Parade, and first in the division, fifth overall at the Field Show, and
third overall for combined!) We then continue on to the end of the
month, with All-City performance for select members! |
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December: A
time of rest (thankfully). December does hold our Winter Concert for
the bands. It is also time to get ready for Pep Band! |
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January: Pep
Band Season is here! Hopefully, our basketball team actually plans
to play well... also, this is the time to start getting ready for
musical season. |
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February: The
end of basketball season is here, AND musical is closing in. Also
during this month is Jazz Ensemble performance at Spokane Falls Community
College for the annual Spokane Jazz Fest. |
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March:
Musical Month. Pit Orchestra gets to shine at five different
performances. This month also houses the "Solo and
Ensemble" festival here in Spokane, for a chance for a soloist, duet,
trio, or even a sextet to gain awards! |
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April: Group
Ensemble headlines the month of April, where Eastern Washington University
usually takes control. Also during this month is Eastern Washington
University's Honor Band, featuring members from 5 different states.
April is also prep time for the parade. |
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May:
Practices are starting to wind up for the Spokane Lilac Torchlight
Parade. The band gets to march about three miles, winding through
streets, playing the parade song. The last concert of the year is
also held during the month of March, as well a jazz festival and numerous
other gigs. May is one of the busiest months. |
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June:
Wind-down. The underclassmen get ready for graduation
performance. The seniors get to say goodbye (like me this year...
*sigh*). The Underclassmen also start preping next year's marching
song... |
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July:
Underclassmen: Practice! Practice! Practice! |
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First Two Weeks of
August: More practice! And more sun! |
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Last Two Weeks of
August: Click
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