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

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Mrs. Ross assists Jackie Hettnn thh ea Den amt tnk draw- Ing. whxch 18 one at the pnmary protects execttted m Att 1. Academics ttThe father had placed the girl on top of the auto when the two youths drove past. ttl hopped on top of the car and got the girl level .. . I gave her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation-and her father shook her and patted her face? Albert Edwards and Shawn Adams were the boys, and, using techniques learned in Rogerst Cooperative Health Occupation program, they helped to save the life of a five-year-old girl. Some students cared, rising early on Tuesdays and Thursdays for SAT help sessions, filling extra minutes during lunch with study, winning Scholaramas by in- credible margins. and claiming antique bronze, bronze, silver and gold scholar- ship pins. Others just got by. Academic days were dotted with scan- tron test scorers, late report cards and more than a couple snow days. Tests, lessons, notes, term papers and finals- Can we use any of it? Certainly Al and Shawn can answer YES. Darin Ray charms Snidetta, the Hpet snake in Mr Lange's Biology room Tim Eldridge counts rnlsr takes after hIS timed wrmng 10 Academics

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Students planted and picked LEARNING THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS Stevie Wonder sings, My love sits outside my window ..4 on his Secret Life of Plants album. In the organic atmosphere of Room 0-136, horticulture students' love sat outside the windows, on I plan to attend Purdue, West Lafayette, and study Horticultural Business Manage- ment. Someday I'd like to open and manage my own florist shop -Senior Debbie Lud- ington. Selecting weeds for wall plaques with dried floral arrangements are Karen Robbins, Ml- chelle Savinski, Jeff Gangwer and Glendira Davis. 12 Academics shelves around the classroom and in the courtyard. Students fiddled with flowers, rummaged with ribbons and struggled with straight pins. The finished products were Homecomingcorsages. Horticulture Classes designed twenty-eight for the candidates with boutonniers for their escorts. They were constantly improving the school grounds, planting evergreen shrubs and mum plants. I'I enjoy trying to get the students to appreciate plants and their environments, explained Mr. Princinsky. ' Learning about nature meant taking the good with the bad. Mr. Princinsky's 1:00 Class ventured into the woods, gathering seventy different kinds of leaves for their collections. Georgeanne Alevizos not only gathered four maple leaves and handfuls of ivy; she also came back with four limbs and a face full of poison oak. I had to wear socks on my hands at night so I wouldn't scratch, remembers Georgeanne. I still think I should have gotten an A for the semester. Students planted, picked, and potted - all in learning that secret life of plants. Homecoming Queen Candidates wore cor- sages designed by the horticulture classes. Jackie Hovey practices the art of trorsage ar- ranging. Tom Bailey gives the Pyracantha bushes their fall pruning.