River Forest High School - Ingot Yearbook (Hobart, IN)

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The “Witching Hour ” came late to River Forest this Halloween. Familiar figures from past eras including Dorothy and her friends from the Land of Oz and Dracula from Transylva- nia mingled with many of the latest stars like Jason from “Friday the 13th.” Even though the Hallow- een Dance was delayed, it had a large turnout. Approx- imately one-hundred fifty people attended the dance which was another opportu- nity for students to socialize with their friends and do a little monster mashing. The dance was sponsored by the Student Council and was held in the Ingot Room. The evening was highlighted by a costume judging contest which resulted in several winners. Mr. Tippett felt that there were too many spec- tacular costumes to pick just one winner in each of the three judged areas: weirdest, most original, and cutest. Approximately three to four winners in each catagory were picked. Music was furnished by D.J. Mike Niloff who spun many of the hottest new tunes from artists such as George Michael, Debbie Gib- son, and Tiffini. Miss Waluk, the new spon- sor of Student Council, said that the students had a spirited” time while danc- ing to they’re favorite songs, chatting with friends, en- joying refreshments, and of course, taking part in the costume contest. Some of the winning cos- tumes for the girls included old women costumes worn by Donna Collins and Jen- ella Norman, a geisha girl outfit worn by Marija Watts, and a Raggedy Ann costume worn by Gail Cecil. For the boys Anthony Alfono won with a scarecrow outfit and Jeff Holder won as a hoola girl. Not only did the students enjoy themselves but so did sponsor of the Student Council, Miss Waluk The yellow brick road leads Cathy Szwedo, Pete Otero, Marc Buehler, Anthony Alfono, and Stacey Lemley to an “ Ingotland bash. ” 22 HALLOWEEN

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