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

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Above — Pat Stochel and Elsie An- derson serve refreshments at the turn-about. Right — Couples dance to the mu- sic provided by “November’s Guest. Opposite page, Top — John Paw- licki, Jim Stanfill, and Dan Ondo ushered couples to available ta- bles. Opposite page, Bottom — Tables provided students with a good ex- cuse for not dancing. 18

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“Variety Round” features three plays “Variety Round” featured three short plays and skits when it opened for a three day run at River Forest. Students participated in the first two skits. The first skit consisted of ten short acts, and the second skit was entitled “Sixth hour English class.” The third skit, “Tilly the Teller” or The Great Bank Rob- bery,” was performed by the faculty and members of the administration. The plays, which were per- formed in December, were di- rected by Mr. Tom Hontz. Above — John Kowalski evaluates a “very interesting situation.” Left — Loyce Welton tries to per- suade Bill Huddleston to tell her the truth.

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“A Time For Us” enchants RF couples “A Time For Us,” sponsored by the senior class, gave girls a chance to ask their favorite date dancing. Music was pro- vided by ‘‘November’s Guest” and also during their break RF’s pop band performed sev- eral songs. Pictures were taken by Giola Studio in the main lobby. Fol- lowing the dance most couples traveled to the restaurant of their choice for a late dinner or snack.