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

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7 Mr. Peterson not only teaches horticul- ture, he also has it as a hobby. 2 Golf provides a leisurely form of relaxation as demonstrated by Mrs. Hahn. 3 Mr. Glenn dreams about fishing trips while checking out fishing poles in his tackle shop. 4 Are all the doors lockedf Mr. Newman checks a second time on his night pass through Sullair. 5 Everybody needs a hobby, states Mr. Griffis, as he finishes sanding a bench. 28

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Scratch a teacher, find a people Weekend Only one day left before the weekend starts. What are we going to do? Wecan goto the ball- game Friday night, and to the dance afterwards. That sounds OK, but how about Saturday? The movie at Marquette is pretty good, and then we can go to Pizza Hut. Most students probably re- cognize this kind of conversa- tion. This or a similar occur- red every week. But did you ever think about what teachers do? They, too, enjoyed weekends and spent their time enjoying dif- ferent activities. Students saw educators at sports events, a few served as coaches! But what were the rest doing? They participated in a variety of activities; the most common were golfing, bowling, backpacking, tennis playing, fishing, do-it-yourselfing around the house and, of course, doing house work. Then there were those not so common hobbies such as plumbing, farming and painting. Many joined numerous clubs, not just sponsoring school clubs, found in the Michigan City area. Some also had extra jobs, both paying and non paying ones, such as security guards, bartenders, summer-school teachers, printers, handymen, etc. 29