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

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26 PEOPLE S tudents at River Forest consider R.F. to be a home away from home, or a second home with a second family. They spend over 7 hours a day, 5 days a week here for 9 months out of the year. This is, for many, more time than that which is spent at home. “Many times I’d spend over 14 hours a day at school, having track practice before school, and working to prepare decorations for the halls after school,” said Sherry Daniel, adding, “Mom asked once if I just slept at home and lived at school!” Many student’s feel that R.F. is like their second family with Mr. Tippett as the father, and many teachers as advice givers. “I could always turn to Mr. Tippett for good advice whenever I needed it,” said Senior Patricia White. When one steps foot into the halls each morning, he’s bound to see many smiling faces and say “Hi” whether he really know’s someone well or not because the school radiates a homey feeling. The high school is one place where a student doesn’t need to worry about feeling out of place. I During 2nd lunch hour, students get together to down around just like Juan Lopez, Jimmy Gill, Kier Colon, Marlene Otero. Shane Clay. P.J. Wiggins, and Peter ' Santiago.

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. . . a festive night filled with enchantment Jerry Crane and Wendy Phelps take time out from their friends to spend a slow dance together. Jason Carter and his date De- lia embrace while a beautiful suspension bridge twinkles in the background. The guys loved it when Patti White and Jamie Hooper sported their fashionable gar- ters. PROM 25

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