Rogers High School - Lair Yearbook (Wyoming, MI)

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f Ctucl vb Congress Student Congress was active this year, rewriting the consti- tution, reading the daily announcements, participating in a student exchange day, and making many plans for the future which included some landscaping ideas, a new m ethod of election to Student Congress and plans to take over student parking. With all of these plans, they hope to make Student Congress more of a service for students. A. Leadership . . . Character . . . Scholarship . . . Service . . . B. President Brian Varano. C. Spring Induction. D. Craig saying his last words. E. A well rehearsed skit! F . Sign on the dotted line . G. Vice-President Jenny Tyler addresses the parents. H. The 1976-77 Student Congress. I . This is a meeting not a party ! J. Bob concentrates on the matter at hand. K. Sally searches for answers. L. Our fearless leader! M. This is a Student Congress meeting? N. Don reads announcements.

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A .A .5. f-fcmms Honor Society members rep- resent those juniors and seniors outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Selected by teachers and administration, these stu- dents were inducted in a cere- mony before parents and friends. Exciting events the group participated in included a pizza party and a picnic.

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Owu Ckoiv ill Building voices and develop- ing personal and musical atti- tudes were the main objectives of the 1976-77 Concert Choir. Many of the choir members sang solos in their mini concerts and participated in concerts held at Godwin and Kentwood High Schools. IBSlM ii This year, the ensemble was a new body of musicians. The members came from both of the main choirs. Although they organized late in the year, the Ensemble sang at the Boat Show, the Christmas concert, and the elementary and junior high tours .