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

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lio Montorroso promotes his favorite gout. p you never could folio could you! Q ioco rocks on skates or on the dance floor. dy Evans shows off her Giant Disco T-shirt. T-SHIRTS 13

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Whatts your line? After seeing Precious, uPerfect. and IiPIeasure in homeroom. Tank in PE. and SPACE CASE in Health and Safety, I wondered, How many more kinds of T-shirts could I find at Rogers? Seconds later I gasped when Let Me Have A Formal Affair With You approached. uIt's funny watching people's faces when I wear this shirt, Nick Cardello of the Tux Shop explains. Walking farther down the hall, a pink, pudgy, pug-nosed character Ialias Miss PiggyL glamourized with And the FREAK OF THE WEEK is . . . Caro- lyn Fly. Miss Piggy cheers for Ball State on Kristin Kominiarek. her cheerleading outfit, supports Ball State on another shirt. The warning bell for passing period had just rung when 'IDead Head, a Grateful Dead fan, raced by me accidentally knocking down IiCheap Trick, and IIACIDC. I finally decided it was lunch time when my stomach growled for GULLUCCI's pizza, and a itHot-n- Juicy from Wendy's. So, I just hopped on my Harley- Davidson Ior was it my IISuzuki'f'I and experienced one of the biggest Big Mac Attacks I ever had. CoHo Will Ouirino sports his famous Loop shirt. Student. express interest in horticulture.

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Sue Vrtis, Staph Cotton and Mylese Tucker gossip about Harold Hill's marching band. Marian Paroo IStacey Tuckert and Harold Hill The wells Fargo tHoIt Edingert sing Good night My Someone. Tommy Djalis tDarren Stanleyy catches Mar- wagon ROIIS Into ian and Harold in a kiss. Michigan City :3; Izmszrctrz Backstage, stars piled in as early as 6:00. Dressing rooms were confusing and crowded with everyone rushing to meet the 8:00 curtain call. uWhen I looked out behind the curtain, I could feel a lump in my throat Icause there were so many people there opening night, Kathy Hershey explained, but once I started singing, It was a lot of fun. Preparing for The Music Man took months before the November 9 and 10 performances. Some days we'd be at school practicing until 11:00, and I didn't even start my homework yet, Sue Lisak recalls. Because of the large cast, it seemed Iike we would never be ready? Brenda Gruenberg commented. I'After we got started. I knew we wouId do OK, added Holt Edinger. My dad surprised me by coming home from a trip early to see the play, grinned Stacey Tucker. 'After the play had finished, I caught myself whistling 76 Trombones all the way to the car!