Rogers High School - Rogerian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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F, O at 1: t sr ts Rogers' student ZW begins in the fall. The doors opened Wednesday, September 4. On Friday we met our mascot, Bunky, and the 1963 jiotball team.

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The pointlessness if his death touched eveyf human heart. November 22, will never be an ordinayf date to Americans, but the day a great leader was taken from them. It ZW a mourning nation with onhz a tear to express its disbelief The thirgf-sixth President Q' the Umfgd States, Lyndon B. john- son, wore a firlorn look at Anderson Air Force Base when he addressed the nation asking fir . . .your hebb and Godjsf, For the frst time in three years Berlin became a united cigi. Happy faces and hearts were seen as the Communists opened the Ber- lin Wall during the Christmas holidays. The striving for equality motivated thousands fy' civil rights marchers to journgz to Washington. In August thqz camefrom eveyi state ofthe union and began their March on Washingtonvfor the common cause mf justice for all. We also saw the establishment if a long- sought treagz. Aj7er strenuous negotiations, the Nuclear Test Ban Treagz was enacted between the United States and Russia-thefrst such partnership between these two poweyful nations. In many phases the world moved one step closer to peace and understanding. 1 3 N W

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We heard neroous candidates deliver rehearsed speeches. Days earlier Rogers' walls became coated with campaign signs. Voters marked X's on ballots and tense candidates anticzlbated Mr. Schultz's words At this time I would like to congratulate the Ellowing class jficersf' xc 17