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

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Winter surf pounds the shore. The broken-limbed trees barely survived a tough winter. Michigan City's lighthouse slices a six foot swell.

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x;, We had Seasons in the Sun . . . Sea waves are green and wet, But up from where they die, Rise others vaster yet And those are brown and dry. Robert Frost was probably not referring to Mr. Baldy or Central Beach, but those are the dunes we know. Our beaches have had their share of high school activities. When the weather is warm, traces of parties past are etched in the sand: beer cans, cigarette butts, smouldering pieces of driftwood from recently extinguished fires and an imprint where an embracing couple once watched the submarine races. When asked about the controversies surrounding Lake Michigan, such as the proposed N naea-t- .M'Mx :Mf... ICQII 1171,; KI: .' fountain, or the selling of Mount ; Baldy, students' ideas varied. Why spend all that money on a fountain when it could be used to rejuvenate the amusement park? commented Darrell Oakley. If the park was reconstructed, it would probably be taken over by out-of-towners just like before, said one junior girl. Sue Connell said, People are always concentrating on Fedder's Alley and the area by the pier. Have they forgotten that Beverly Shows exists? Tine Rebich felt that anything and everything should be done to improve Washington Park and the surrounding area. After all, the beach is the only attraction that Michigan City has. Let's not spare any expenses. HS! 4.7 t ilt .g

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Darren Keene conducts the Senior Boys, Chorus performing an Indian folk song. Tom larrol sings about those lyin eyes Dan LeDuc warbles, You are so Beautiqu to Mike Schultz.