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

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A Polo shirt and cotton panlx are Before Raiderette practice, Mi- Tom Thmnas' spring mlo. dwllv hxinskl xhuwx us her style. Qt. 1.0.0. 0.0.: h?! 5.... Dressed for the occasion, John Pur- rv sweet talks Sharon Ross into a date on Fridav night, Styles at Rogers varied as shown by Cindy Kring's western wear and Jill Sweom-v's exmutive look. 16 Student Life

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Sophomore Diane Pilarski neatly bags grot orit-s for a satisfied tustomer, Job Interview Leaves Him Scared To Death His palms were sweaty. His breathing became heavy as the moment drew closer. Anxiety attacked him as he nervously fixed his hair and cracked his knuckles. This was his first time ever for a personal job interview. He took a lot of time to think it out, but he finally decided to get a job. He wanted to have his own money, so he could buy his Trans, and to become a responsible person. After all, he was 16 years old, and he decided that it was time to settle down. Little did he know what he was getting himself into. First of all, his boss asked him to quit all of his school sports and clubs. Then he discovered that he was on the shift that works every Friday and Saturday night. After working long, hard hours, Tina Pratt looks as if she deserves a break today While checking the quality of the toma- toes, Tessa Skoczek takes time out to smile for the camera. No more time to go out with his girl. What little time he had was divided between his girl, his job, and his homework. It seemed like after he got the job, his teachers began to give him more homework. He tried to study at work, but more than once a customer asked him what was good on the menu and he recited his French ll word list. He had to work hard to keep his grades up. In the long run, however, these sacrifices were balanced out by the good feeling he got by being responsible enough to keep a job and keep his grades up, and also knowing he had worked for his money. Oh, and about the Trans, well that's many jobs away. -Scott Barnes lobs 81 Money 15

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Pierced ears and bare knees offered A Touch of Variety It was 6:30 on Monday morning, and she was cowboy boots, and flat boots. The more daring still trying to figure out what to wear that day. students wore mini skirts and leg warmers of many colors. She had worn her very best leather pants and fuzzy Another popular item that came out this year, that purple sweater for her big date Friday night. She wasn't so new to many of our parents, older thought that maybe the Green and Orange mini outfit brothers, and sisters, were the cardigan sweaters, would look right that day ... pull overs, and wool knee highs. To pull off Although many people weren't dressed like this, this outfit, the penny loafers were brought back. original styles to fit the individual's personality The many repeated fashions through the years have came forth. As people kept wearing the ever popular been unique on each individual. It's no doubt that blue jeans and T's, many styles were brought out we saw great changes in fashion in high school, but this year. the style was evident. For students who liked the sporty type -Janelle Jones of dress,there were sweats, bandanas, and headbands. Girls, tand some guysi went along with the fad of piercing their ears, if not once, Planning to skip Out onadetemion, Not having anylhins better 10 ' - - - Jeanette Scott looks through her do, the Organizations staff lei- sometimes tWIce or three times. The casual and laid hair as she searches the room for surely awaits the Photographer. back type were often seen in bow ties and tux shirts. the teacher. For the feet, kids had boat shoes, rubber ducks, 0n the way up to the theatre balco- ny, Marianne Novak and Sandra Washington stop to get instructions. Fads 8r Fashions