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

Page 33 text:

Seniors Dorinda Jimtson. Crystal Durr, and Leslie White perform ‘TO Stilt Say Yes Junior Jackie Eckwood gives it her aO while singing “It's Been So Long Lean On Me is performed by sophomores Sonya Watkins. Randy Watkins. John Wdcher. and freshman Chris Watkms — 29 — bits-n-pieces

Page 32 text:

Students Display Their Talents On Stage It starts with talent and a desire to perform. Take these talented stu- dents. put them on stage, incorporate them into a show, and you have Bits-N- Pieces. Bits-N-Pieces is Rogers' annual talent show sponsored by the Honor Society. Anyone can be part of the show, and once again this year 28 stu- dents participated to create 13 acts. Senior Honor Society members Keith Heilman and Tina Wade were masters of ceremony. This year's show consist- ed of vocalists and dancers. Students performed solo and in groups. Senior Sophomore Kevin Beckner sings Glory of Love . Seniors Corey Hemingway. Chris McDonald, and sophomore Darcy Worlds rap to the beat Armor Chris Carter and senior Shawn Gaines perform their original rap Jack the House . 28 — Darrin Wyse and junior Harry Reid per- formed their rendition of Ready for the World's Love U Down. Missy Combs, senior, sang Miami Sound Machine's Words Get in the Way . Seniors Dor- inda Jimison and Crystal Durr per- formed I'll Still Say Yes . Junior Sheila Rowland, seniors Tonya Washington and Nila Williams, and Sarita Payton danced to Janet Jackson's Control . Leslie White, senior, played the piano and sang Maybe I am Amazed . Sophomore Tracy Coleman and fresh- men Natasha Burks and Tina Phillips performed a dance routine. At the conclusion of the show, all the performers and some of the audience gathered on the stage to dance and congratulate each other. The students who performed at Bits-N-Pieces did a great job and made the evening very enjoyable. This year's Bits-N-Pieces helped carry on the tradition of excel- lence at Rogers High School. -Tracy Alber -Melissa Candek

Page 34 text:

city lights, circus fun On May 9. 1987 a beautiful night, a gym full of lights and a cascade of decorations combined to form a won- derful prom, City Nights. City Nights will be a prom long- remembered by all who attended be- cause of the unique theme and the uniqueness of the decorations. The prom featured d cascade of white lights ond many silhouettes lining the walls. The decorations created the perfect atmosphere for dancing with that special someone. The band, City Hedt , played d wide vdriety of music that kept the couples dancing all evening. At the stroke of twelve, the glamour of the City Nights end- ed and it was off to The Circus. Upon entering “The Circus each girl received d balloon from a clown. Al- though there were no animals, the parents did a terrific job of creating the atmosphere of a real circus. Throughout the night the ringmas- ters served cotton candy and pop- corn to satisfy everyones sweettooth and to satisfy everyones urge to dance, Dan Schaumann played great music until the early hours of the morn- ing. At 3:00 the celebration ended and The Circus closed down, only to be reopened next year bearing a differ- ent theme but hopefully the same amount of celebrating. -Jennie Savinski Senior. Steve Cox gazes into Chris Hunts eyes as they dance to their ,special song Juniors. Kelly Tokely and Paul Volstorf pause for a quick picture before entering the prom. Juniors. Steve Matzke and Sheila Pawticke look over a souvenir in front of the city skyline. 30 — itudent lit©