Rogers High School - Lair Yearbook (Wyoming, MI)

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Seniors Puff Juniors The Seniors powderpuffed the Juniors in the first football game of this kind. Practices were directed by Scott Krutel and Dan Tompkins who coached the Juniors in how to pass, how to punt, and how to kick. The Seniors were taught specific plays and maneuvers by coaches Randy Kuzawa and Don Bennett. Carol ' s karate pose. Shelly does the twist Flag football???

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Spanish Club Learns Culture The Spanish Club increased their knowledge of the Spanish culture by plan- ning a dinner at the Adobe. With Wyo- ming Park, they attended an International Foreign Languages Dinner, eating not only Spanish, but also French, German, and Latin food. Nancy tests for pollution. Steve pans for gold. Stream Team Looks for Pollution The Stream Team checked many local streams for pollution. Nancy Stap was guest lecturer at the University of Michi- gan in the area of Stream Teams. Also out- standing in the club was Steve Parker. Advisor Roos hopes that in the future Stream Team will be a class.

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Ethnic Dinner Highlights Year The Psychology Club, meeting one Thursday of each month at Mrs. Cantor ' s house, was involved in many interesting projects this year, one of which was an ethnic Christmas. Each member was requested to bring one dinner common to his heritage. The meal, consisting of Cuban, Jewish, Dutch, Vietnamese, and other dishes, was delicious and enjoyed by all. Out- standing members included Pam Gioia, Kim Raible, Joanna Clark, Anne Noseworthy, Janice Kerkstra, Mario Leon, Dawn Proper. Big Snow Aids Skiers The 1978-79 Ski Club had a fabu- lous year and enjoyed the best snow in six years. In addition to skiing every Thursday, they put to use the new facilities, including the downhill races. They also journeyed to Caber- fae with Wyoming Park, Jackson, and Newhall. According to Mr. Walker, the advisor of the Ski Club, the biggest accomplishment was the fact that there were no broken bones.