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Joel Otero, Bob Richardson, Spen- cer Newlin, and Doug Funes strike a “studly pose. Marija Watts sports her medals as she attends one of the many senior gatherings. SENIORS 35 Sara Watts, Gale Cecil, Glenda Lewis, Becky Gallian, Theresa Marrs, and Rachel Wilson were a few of the students who enjoyed the remodeled lobby. Anxious Seniors Lust for Friday After enduring an entire week of homework, late nights, and trying to keep their heads together. Seniors rejoice when Friday finally arrives! Many excited students find Friday night football or basketball games an enjoyable way to begin their week- end leisure. Whether it’s a win or a loss, their spirits are usually high as the Seniors leave the school after the game to “pig out” on pizza and Coke at Pizza Hut on Route 6. On special Friday nights between the game ai d “pigging out”, if the Seniors are really lucky, they 11 boogie down at one of the frequently-held Ingot dances! Joe McWhirter, along with many others, struggled to keep his “head togeth- er”.
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Hand feeding Doug Funes proved ft be an enjoyable experience lor I ianni Hi w flicker . Robin Dotlich. and Jud Clark. LOOK OUT, BABY ’CUZ HERE WE COME IT’S GRADUATION TIME! MANY SOON-TO-BE FULLY FLEDGED ADULTS ARE GOING TO BE TAKING ON THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ‘ REAL WORLD.” The pressures of the ca- cation in a particular field, reer world aren’t the only others will decide to go into things bothering these Se- a military profession, and niors. They are leaving the remainders will decide to school. Many of their friends start a career or perhaps get will rarely be seen in the fol- married. But, there is a lowing years. Going into the bright spot in entering the “real world” means less so- “real world” after being a cializing, less dependency, graduate of River Forest and more responsibility. Af- High School. Once you’ve ter graduation, instead of been an Ingot, you’ve always worrying about term papers got a home at R.F. There’s and tests, it’s working and comfort in knowing there’s a making decisions that not lifetime refuge that will be only affect you, but also waiting on Indiana Street those around you. Some will and Huber Boulevard, choose to further their edu- Jamming on his guitar, Dave Reed struts his stuff. “Maybe my new way to eat lunch isn ' t so terrific after all, ” mumbles Bryan Baker. 34 SENIORS
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Dan Rosado, Class of 1988 Valedictorian, smiles as he relaxes on the handrail before having to return to his sixth hour Spanish class. With his feet resting on Miss. Sappers desk while she isn 7 in the room, is Chris Childs, who ranks third in the class of 88. The top ten students of the Senior Class don’t just work . . . es. It’s a proven fact! A large number of students excelled in acedemics not in extra-curric- but also held down jotfs. Some students said that their job or after school ac- tivities weren’t too hard to bal- ance with school work because they were a break from their studies. “You have to make sure you don’t get too involved with extra activities,” warned Pam Baker, “because then you could get caught in a bind that’s hard to get out of.” “Having outside ac- tivities and keeping your grades up is just a matter of balancing time,” said top student Dan Ro- sado, who continued, “I allot about a half an hour after school to relax and get something to eat, then I get all my homework out of the way so I can practice my horn ’til my mother says that she’s tired of listening to me!” 36 TOP TEN
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