Rogers High School - RYB Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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.L I l ,1 L l l l l .L x . l hwguuurvqrpn- In April oil companies posted huge profits 60-8004 over last year's ratingsh which were reflected as fuel prices almost doubled. Pri- vate gas-station owners, however. couldn't hang on as many went broke and went out of business Uower ler. In the end. the energy crisis became the energy pinch, and we were left with only memories and 61c per gallon.

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poTTAwATTon lE PARK SR. Hum SCHOOL Mtchngan City as a dynamic. constantly changing community. In fact 't is so dynamic It tried to move right out of thigan City. For years businesses have been oving from the downtown area to US. 421, we Southside of town, The cnty fathers decide to take matters Into thenr own hands to arr is directional growth and slow the abtit'gonmg of the Northend. Such public work as a new city halt. .poRDofticePancLlihtaqu rv,r.e.plaunee , t e mmwet FWF Ice opened and tracts of land were purchased for the ccty hall and lubrary tuppe left; The News- Dispatch also chose the Nor tend for Its new plant But construction continua on the South- ssde. Marquette Theatre addtitt an addition. a w-Man store sprouted M US 20 t'lower P. a'i-L. the Marquette 0 Ice bunldmg be- came th e-t .W u dang. a towering seven stones rle . $ Also on the Southsu e Jerk r, - auted and much needed YMCA arged RN complex features a . x-lane. 75 toot-mdm e poot. two handball c urts tnghtt. and a double . . 12 . gym. the buuldung ab 0 has numerous meetmg rooms for commit, fity activities. Though the iy grew southward. this ex- pansuon was nelcessary. Hopefully. though. the city has acte ntime to save the Northend.