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

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XH'JVJ 0a. ' -sr hlwam .w ... nov- Painting from the inside out, lummy Hartlestv detmttlvs the wmdnws. lifelines Scrooge tBob Nauyokast t-u Itnms, HI htm- people! Scrooge Delivers A New Tradition As the Christmas season came around, a new tradition began in the Rogers auditorium-a Christmas musical. Mr. Trueax has for years wanted to do a Christmas show, and two years ago, his dream came true. Then, last year, he decided to enlarge the Christmas show. Because of this, a 55 minute production, Scrooge, was presented. Playing the part Of Scrooge was Bob Nauyokas. Other parts were Bob Cratchitt tTim Hubbardt, Mrs. Cratchitt tGayle Rugglest, Mr. Fezziwig tByron HurU, Tom Jenkins tSCOtt Barnest, and Tiny Tim tBrian NietzeD. The play was directed by Ms. Heeg, and the entire production was played on the risers. Only having two weeks to practice, the musical came together well, and brought the Christmas spirit into Rogers. -Scott Barnes Christmas

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Preparing for the holidays, tum rinrl lllxlU Namalm pm Ilw tinixlimg tumh rm Iln'u llllhlr max IIH' Arl students delixered Iln' rliilxtmtix spill! in panning tln' xsimlrms Rogers students deliver The Christmas Spirit 11 a. and as he drove out of sight, he exclaimed, lMerry Christmas to all and to all a good nightf It all started in the main office. Word was out that all were to celebrate and celebrate they did! The students from Mrs. Ross's art classes began to celebrate by decorating the office's windows with typical Christmas scenes. Norman Rockwell would have been jealous, The celebration soon spread from the office, through the halls, and into some teachers' classrooms. The 12 Student Life German room was, as usual, filled with gingerbread houses. The student senate sold mistletoe and many engagements were started in the halls. All the students were looking forward for the vacation. The seniors were anxiously awaiting the arrival of the new year which would ring in their year of graduation. The holiday season went out as fast as it had come in, only with a different tune e Auld Lange Syne. -Kryket Mars

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Realizing that his 7ipper is down, Uitton Stophney lvaxos tho tlass in a hurry Up to her Izod in homework, Kathx' Lawrom hits the hooks. Standing at her locker, Chris Kula gets that pen she forgot. Showing the class how ilk done, Rit h Hiqgs writes a problem 0n the hoard. Noticing that she torgot to wear sotks, Lori Stott chm klvs to herself. Fashion at Rogers was Not Just Old Hat The word fashion implies that there is a certain code While on the COUFI, Raiders sported white highIOpS, but that everyone must follow; yet at Rogers, fashionable in the halls they rebounded With a splash of COIOFS students dressed as uniquely as possible. SUCh 35 pink, orange and purple. Though students wore the usual standbys such as Like the girls, the guys also helped set new trends. jeans, sweatshirts, and tennis shoes, they added new Pretending to conform by wearing their traditional gray twists to these weIl-worn favorites. Blue jeans were suits, the guys were really revolting by wearing a tee- actually black, green, and purple. Some were even shirt instead of the usual dress shirt. striped and checked. Those who saw Flashdance sliced -Jennifer Franklin into their sweatshirts in honor of Jennifer Beals. 14 Student Life