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

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, All dressed up with no place to go, would be the most accurate way to de- scribe the senior class. Margarita M., junior, spends most of her lunch hour trying to get Kris to come and pick her up for lunch. During half-time at a varsity game, the aux- iliary corps show excitement during their routine. The underclass representatives and their escorts wait patiently for their introduc- tions. OPENIN

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Idgoti Wofk On Making TkeVt Manic . Who will leave the greatest MARK as they exit the remodeled halls of River Forest High School? Four unique groups share the challenge of making a lasting IMPRINT. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors each believe their class will shine long after they no longer enjoy the countless joys and frustrations of INGOTLAND. To the SENIORS the honor of being the leaders of the 1st ever FOOTBALL SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. Memories of the excitment and thrill will forever be theirs. Waiting in the wings are the JUNIORS who definitley have a tough act to follow, although they too shared in the victory. Creeping up slowly, but surely are the dynamic SO- PHOMORES! Word is out that they are the dream combi- nation of brains and brawn. Watch out you JUNIORS! The FRESHMEN class of 1988-1989 has shown some sparkle, and with a little hard work blended with some strong determination just could be that never to be forgot- ten class of 1992. Leaving an imprint of achievement has been a molded tradition for thirty years, and who will leave the greatest MARK has yet to be decided. Kim House and Danny D., freshman, disagree on very few subjects. Edward C. sophomore, walks a way as one of the best dribblers at RFH. PENING

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WE ARE HOT! ARE WE NOT? We,, the Ingots, Male coot, went, WOT! Enjoying file i n, WOOEIA VD is a E MMER VO adventure. If youre an Ingot you, understand. We cause, o, MAJOR MELTDOWN in whatever u e do. Ranging flow, pep sessions Id Sports. and, flow olassttme Study To academic competition, you can, call us all around Conference Champs. We excel in football as welt as academic decathlons: we BURNED the big schools. Were MOEEERthan ever, juSt askthe other schools we left up in EMONE. We ace, juit too MOT to handle! The annual B0NE7RE wai proof enough! The New Chicago Fixe Department didnttxuit oux E ERF enthusiasm. Co they escorted ui to oux, destination, unable to leone until A wai time to EXT N- Elf EN oux EP R E RAO WO BLAZE. We are the MOTEEET! We actthe f OTTEET! We look the MOE- TEET, and we dress the ffOEEEEf! Ingot BO ! over with. Style. They wear the best in REP f OT fashions, from Guess jeans to ! 0. U. sweatshirts. If you know anyone who needs a fashion coniultdnttefl them, to see a River Forest Ingot!! We are ABIA2E wCththe best in dress . sports, and academic achievement. We the Ingots, cm iowwvov Cool, uJEHJE WOE. ABOVE: Jeff Muha pursues a goal. He and his teammates win the game. It was inevitable! Our red and gold colors help remind us how HOT we are. We take home the trophy, and all is well in 1NCOTLAND. HEME Mr. Tippett shows his su- per HOT SPIRIT by par- tying with his students at the yearly BONFIRE.