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

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Chillin' in their leather and denim jackets. Tom Blanton. Mark Nowatzke. and John Putchaven patiently await the arrival of the teacher who gave them all detentions. A perfect match. Corey Sims tries to impress SheHa Rowland by decking out in her kind of clothes. Somebody please teH Amie Edwards and Todd Patombizo how to wear their pants The suspense is killing them Sportin' their leisure clothes. Matt Troy and Matt Waszkowski display their flex ability

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What's New With Fashion? Keli Edlen. Kris Alberttn and Susie Wiseman hold up the wan during the annual tornado drill. Guess what red shades plus a red sweatshirt plus a pair of headphones equals? suuojf) Dfouj uoLuysejj o So what's new in the world of fash- ion? Guess. I don' know, what? Guess! If I knew. I wouldn't ask you. Guess is a brand of clothes that al- most everyone is wearing! Along with Guess, there are many other popular styles worn by students. Mini-skirts are worn all year round, even in the dead of winter, proving, It is better to look mahvelous than to feel mahvelous, if you know what I mean, as a famous trendsetter once de- clared. Denim and leather are always other fashion statements. As Tom Blanton explains, Blue jeans are comfortable. They'e my style. I can't wear new clothes; they have to be worn out. Gucci sweatshirts replace the Coca Cola fad of '85, coming in purple, yel- low, red, and many other colors, all with the Gucci logo plastered on the front. Something no one can decide on, is whether to wear their suspenders on or off their shoulders. But whatever the choice, they always looked great. Last, but not least, is the jock look, which most girls love. It's when the guys wear the slept-in-look and still look terrific (especially if a tank top is involved). This is a place of many different styles. But no matter how we dress, we always look great! -Lori Grams -Amy Russell

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Who Needs Enemies With Pals Like These ? Who's always there to applaud you when you trip up the stairs and rip your pants? Who can make you laugh when Captain Romance breaks your heart in two? Who won't tell you know who that you know who else thinks you know who is you know what? Who never minds making a fool of themself when you're running wild about the town? Who else, but your friends? Personally, if it wasn't for all of my friends. I'd probably be locked up in some sheltered home in Idaho by now. That's probably true for most people who know just how important these Celebrating Homecoming and the upcoming Pan American Games. Amigo - the symbol for friendship - greets his public Don't let these innocent grins deceive you Te- gan and Tiffany McCorkel (sisters and pals) are up to something devious Checking out who's hot and who’s not. Berna- dette Benson and Kns Ferguson flip through their brand new yearbook — 16 — Friends phenomenal beings can be. Just think for a second what fun would school be if you had no one to whine to about your Bio 2 test that you flunked or about the new girl in accounting that turned you down? Life would seem pretty tough without your pals there to listen. Friends are so important in so many ways. Just what is it that we love so much about having them? Being with my friends gives me time to be myself, says Lisa Kniola. Accord- ing to Heather Davison, All of my friends are original and unique-that's what I like the best about them. Brad Kiser looks upon the more lively aspects of having close friends. Friends are always fun to party with and they help you out when you need it, too. So the next time you need a shoul- der to cry on, someone to laugh hys- terically at when they have ink on their nose, just someone to spend some time with, just look over your shoulder. With little doubt, you'll find your best buddy there to pull you through. -Cathy Drzewiecki