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

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1. Do you think there has been 21 positive change of attitude toward Rogers among the students'.J Yes-SUC No-utOQ' Dolft know-IWE 2. Do you think the new attendance policy has been effective? Yes-33Qb Noo49q Don't kuow-ISW 3. Would you takv advantage- of an open lunch hour? Yes-S-ICE No-IOQ Doesxft matter-GQ 4. What do you consider the school's most serious problem? Relationship between administration. faculty and students-ZGQ Rules and restrictions-Zfici Smoking-ISW School s construction-ITQ Lack of discipline-ISW

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Identity crisis solved? And now in living yearbook from the halls of Rogers High School, it's Student Life! And here's the star of Student Life .. . You. There are little but important things that make the life of the student unique: Arriving at school to find his locker glued shut with rubber cement; winning first place in the annual mashed potato shooting contest held in the cafeteria; entertaining students during passing periods with a kazoo band, and dyeing the water in all the drinking fountains shades of blue and gold. Activities are a major part of student life whether they are school related or not. The lives of students are as individual as the wills of Howard Hughes. First is Scholarly Intellect. His idea of excitement on a Friday night would be to memorize the unabridged edition of Websteris Dictionary. This person is obsessed with the desire to study, and study he will while taking a shower, brushing his teeth or changing his underwear. Scholarly can easily be identified. He,s usually the one with three inch thick glasses firmly lodged at the bottom of the nose for uninterrupted reading. There are usually 275 books tucked underneath his arms, for Intellect feels that lockers are a waste of time. Although he has a large vocabulary, theres one word that he has never heard of-socializing. If his social life were to be rated on a scale from 1 to 10, his rating would be a negative 12. Dating? What's that? I always thought that people went to the pier during the evenings to count how many times the lighthouse flashes in an hour, Second is the mischevious class clown, Rowdy, who loves attention and is usually well-known by his , peers. More than simple pranks or practical jokes, Rowdy will do everything in his power to cause mass pandemonium, chaos, confusion. Rowdy can be found in small groups terrorizing unsuspecting sophomores in the halls or sitting in the back of classrooms tormenting teachers. Rowdy will even make his presence known at iiother schools, spreading feelings of country pride through- out their halls. It's all in fun! Although Rowdy is known to be noisy and wild, he is never ever destructive. He has a certain quality that makes him different from students at other schools. Rowdy Raider has couth. He'll never cause physical or costly damage to another schoolis property nor will he turn his back toward the opposing team at sports events. Third and last, thereys Joe Apathy. He's the one who always arrives 54 minutes late to class. Hels the one who never brings his books to class because he can't find his locker. Joe Apathy can be compared to a moldy sponge. Unlike Scholarly Intellect, Joe will study in one year what Scholarly would study in one day. Unlike Rowdy Raider, he usually sleeps through a pep session, when he decides to attend one, while Rowdy eventually takes over the pep session. If there is one good quality Apathy has, he's quiet and keeps to himself. There you have it, the stars of Student Life. Read on and enjoy the story of 1977: Scholarly Intellect, Joe Apathy and Rowdy Raider. Diane Ludington

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