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Page 9 text:
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A blue and gold banner adorns the door: RAIDER HEADQUARTERS. At the desk inside sits Principal Doug Adams. Buses unload 2225 Students, including 622 freshmen. Homeroom is in session at 9:15. A good morning to you on this cold and rainy day. The voice of Principal Adams later continues, Now, if you would please join with me in the Pledge of Allegiance. Students rush to class through crowded halls. Passing period music is heard until classes begin. Pep sessions shake the gym. Games are packed with enthusiastic fans. Our address is still 8466 West Pahs Road. We are the SAME PLACE but have a CHANGING FACE.
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Page 10 text:
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This has been a pleasant and new experience for me, arriving at Rogers High School for the school year 1977-78. The student body has been receptive, and there has been nothing but complete cooperation from the faculty. This is the same place, but a new face is evident when you consider Rogers High School now has 38 new faculty members along with three new administrators. We have swelled the ranks of our faculty and administration to 118, an enrollment larger than many Indiana high schools. Of the 2225 students at Rogers High School, more than half were not enrolled at Rogers last year. Getting such a large group of individuals adjusted to the environment of a new high school has taken tremendous cooperation on the part of the upper classmen and faculty. We have been very successful. One of our primary functions this year was to develop within the student body and faculty an on-going image for Rogers High The knighting of a Raider School: developing a pride in self as a person, as a class, as a school and as a member in this community. This is one of our foremost goals this year. In an effort to mold this proud image, it is necessary for each of us to take responsibility for doing the very best he can. With a positive attitude of accepting changes that have come, we give them the full opportunity to be tried. There is little question that our school will continue to function in the manner that is most desirable. Any changes in school policy, such as attendance or tardies, or perhaps a stricter enforcement of discipline, is done with one thought in mind: to enable us to have a school that will allow each of us to enjoy to the fullest the experiences of the educational process. Homerooms meeting on a daily basis are something that has drawn some questions, but our attendance-taking has improved immeasurably. The changing of Classes by use of the bells and music has met with quasi-approval, but ROgers' Student Senate requested that FM stations WMET and WBMX be used as our signal to dismiss classes. A new spirit supporting our athletic teams is an expression of the enthusiasm one can feel in the hallways and in the classrooms. The large number of students joining our Pep Club is indicative of the pride we have not only in our school, but in ourselves - wanting to be a member of the best Pep Club in the state of Indiana as this year has progressed. If we deviate from keeping our prime objective to make Rogers High School the best total high school that it can be in order to afford our students the greatest opportunities for improving and enriching their lives, we must, then, reevaluate our goals and objectives. At the present time, it is evident our same place has made great strides in the right direction with many new faces.
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