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

Page 14 text:

They Perfect Our Formula There would be little beau- ty in life without good food and clean shelter. Our cafe- teria workers and janitors provide us with these neces- sities. Can you imagine a sturdy Ingot without good food? Steel is fine and solid because of the healthy ele- ments put into it. As good steel cannot be made in dirty open hearths, Ingots cannot be taught in untidy class- rooms. Our cafeteria staff and janitors perfect the In- got formula. Pictured here are the custodians. They are: Mr. Peter Pall, Mrs. Margaret Wozniak, Mrs. Ines Sheppard, Mrs. Grace Kenney, and Mr. Richard Baker. All this and good food, too! Our cafeteria workers are: Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Magnuson, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Isakson, Mrs. Matheny, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Beagley. 10

Page 16 text:

MR. GENE ADAMCZYK “How about a little balalaika music?” Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Penna. — B.S. Music Education; Northwestern University Russian MR. CHARLES J. BENCIE “I play basketball, too.” Michigan State University — B.S. in Education Health and Safety, Science MR. ALFRED R. BROMBERG “What, me worry?” Valparaiso University — B.A. ; Indiana University Extension Physical Education, Health, General Business, Business English MRS. L. JAYNE BROOK “Think I’m kidding you, huh? New York State Teachers College — B.S. in Commerce Bookkeeping, Typing, Salesmanship and Retailing, Book store, Gen. Business 12