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

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Being swept by both wind and water, the lighthouse invites all to drop in xomvtimo, Finding a vacant dock in thv prime boating month of summer is like finding d nvodlo in a hay stat'kh Michigan City, 150 Years Of Special Deliveries Having been restored lo a beautiful condition, the historical bandstand is a ka'omv sight to all who visit Lake Michigan. Ready to enjoy an aflernoon on the lake, some boaters get set to laumh their waft. Student Life Iimugil'v ?wma :' T

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Iifelines With escort Rob Towery, Niki lmni soaks up hrr moment u! glory I The Yellow Rose of Texas Her grandmother did it, her mother did it, and last year Niki Franz did it. She won the title of Homecoming Queen. A year and a half ago, Niki moved to Michigan City from Texas. She made friends easily and soon became one of the most popular girls in the school. Because of her good natured personality, she won the votes of her school. During the homecoming football game, Niki sat in silence worrying about the outcome of her candidacy. She worried about little things such as falling off the stage, falling out of the car, or getting a run in her nylons. But all of her worries seemed to be for nought because they all vanished when her name was announced. Niki Franz succeeded in upholding the tradition which her grandmother had begun by winning the title of Homecoming queen. Four hands are better than two for Jeannie Struyf and Laura -Kryket Mars and Stacy Novak Piotrowskia Members of the fashion Club detordte their little red corvette. HOITIECOIUIHg 9

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Living on the shores of Lake Michigan, one is delighted with the beauty of each individual sailboat. Iifelines Happy 150th Birthday Michigan C Ity! Unlike years past, the Michigan City Summer Festival Parade served as a giant birthday celebration. A record breaking crowd turned out to attend the party. Seen along with the parade route were banners, bands, Clowns, and floats. Fire engines from surrounding counties served as party horns with their sirens. The engines were also a way for adults and children alike to cool down from that day's intense heat. The Clowns were tossing candy to the Children as they always do, but the difference was that it was Michigan Cityls 1501h birthday. Many Rogers clubs and organizations made sure that this parade was a special one. Rogers people who worked on the parade were Mr. Jensenls construction classes, and Mrs. Ross' art classes who together constructed a beautiful float. Never caught with a low step, the Raider Band marched down Franklin Street playing tunes while trying to survive the heat of the near 100ll afternoon. The Summer Festival Parade turned otu to be a special one, because of all the special people that took part in it. Happy Birthday Michigan City! -Janelle Jones Sesquicentennial