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

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acceitu st ££ A1 Bromberg Tom Hontz Paul Hook Tandace Joseph Natalie Keller Theresa Kirsits Patricia McNabb Davee Muir Bob Rajsic Weldon Slater Majoring In Dedication Too few people have been as faithful and committed to the educa- tional process as Miss Betty Major, teacher of English. She began teaching at Hobart Township Schools in a temporary module. As the High School building was being constructed, Miss Major was escorted down the steel beams and was shown the area of her class- room, a location where she would re- main teaching for over 30 years. Miss Betty Major attended and graduated from Indiana University with a Language Arts major. Miss Betty Major uses many different elec- tronic media to keep the interest of her En- glish students. ■■ James Ten Haken Peggy Waluk Terry Watkins James Wells Betty Whiting FACULTY 29

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NFLUENCIN FACULTY MEETS THE CHALLENGE Food Service Dir. Phyllis Broda Bilingual Ed. Elsie Otero L. D. Consultant Denise Jamerson O ur faculty likes a challenge. They are willing to listen when students have problems with school work or their personal lives. The teachers pose as excellent role models to help guide the students. Not only do they teach their sub- jects, but they also conduct extra- curricular activities that help to rein- force the subject and values taught during the school day. Our faculty and student body have a mutual re- spect for one another. School Nurse Mary Bencie Librarians: Peggy Hunt, Kal Petruska and Carol Needham acuity

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ISTINCTLY DIFFERENT T he River Forest faculty has proven time after time how “distinctly different” they are. They are a unique group of dedicated in- dividuals who stick together when the going gets tough. And tough it was. The teachers had to not only cope with the pains of remodeling, but also with numerous changes in teaching assignments. 4 cUpUac4fruitio i 30 ADMINISTRA TION