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

Page 25 text:

“ 7Ae meaio’Uf 7 C£ cA UdA auMt 64. Aeuty coctA (tty pieat frUe td4 a id Acua£k 4 cut cuu Mutte U tte at (Ac dcutce. - TfticAette “7 aydoi Top left: A group of young ladies and gentlemen dance to the latest tunes provided by deejay Jim Mohl. The music is just one of several factors that made the dance a success. Above: Ivette Dee Dee Torres and Jay Floris caught here en- joying a slow dance together, smile and let the photographer know exactly how their evening is going; very well! Top Right: Ruthie Mireles, Paula House, Mark Zim- merle, Richie Otero, Michelle Taylor, Troy Berkley, and Jennifer Tarin gather around a huge heart made of bal- loons just to say Happy Valentine ' s Day . Above: Paula House and her date Mark Zimmerle kick back, relax, and sit this dance out. They were just a few who decided to take it easy during this song. JR. HIGH KING QUEEN DANCE i

Page 24 text:

Jl. fTigh King and Quern Take, Ike, Royai Thame, They Reign! On February 10, 1989, Cupid struck, as the entire jr. high sported the very finest in formal wear while attending the annual King and Queen Dance. The dance, which is the largest event held by the jr. high, is in honor of St. Valentine. At this dance, the jr. high select people to repre- sent their class. Jake Lewis, Josh Yates, Tommy Harding, Elsa Cruz, Jay Flores, Kami Bogdan and Gina Cantu represented the seventh grade while Trinnie Gonzales, Richie Otero, Margie Diaz, Robert Hernandez, Johnny Gutierrez, Yvette Torres, Vickie Muha and Troy Berkley represented the eighth grade. A very large vari- ety of music was provided by Deejay Jim Mohl. Under the direction of Miss Kubiak and the stu- dent council, this dance turned out to be the highlight of the year. The 1989 reigning royalty for the jr. high are Richie Otero and his eighth grade queen Margie Diaz. Sharing the title of seventh grade queen is Gina Cantu and her king, Jake Lewis. 20 JR. HIGH KING QUEEN DANCE

Page 26 text:

' rtyavttup ?cui at t ie 0 0 0 7 Ah! yes! Spring Fling ! A time for In- gots to get together and have fun. A last time for Senior Ingots to have a blast with their underclassmen friends. There were many races and contests that took place at the Spring Fling. These contests and or races ranged from throwing the shotput and throwing water balloons all the way down to the three legged race and the pie eating contest. The Spring Fling was sponsored by the Student Council. Mr. Hyden, Junior High teacher, was the organizer and overseer of the extravaganza. He felt the Spring Fling was a huge success. Mr. Hyden was assisted by two other teachers from the Junior High. They were Ms. Su- lak and Mrs. Jamerson. Many prizes were given to partici- pants of the S. F. The overall prize, though, went to the Seniors who took first place. The sophomores second, Jun- iors third, and Freshmen fourth. Top: With wait} other victories, the senior class is fighting for their chance to win the tug-of-war contest that was performed at the Spring Fling. Bottom: The water balloon toss was great fun for those who participated. This was the first step out of many steps that had been taken further and further apart. 22 SPRING FLING