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

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Students learn how to publish The school newspa- per staff celebrated by continuing to grow. With the help of the school administration, the pa- per was sent to a profes- sional printer from Febru- ary till May, and cover- age was extended to all Hobart T ownship Schools. The yearbook staff, committed to improving quality, ran into dead- line problems. Faced with a choice between making the 1976 book better and distri- buting it at the usual time, they decided that most subscribers would prefer quality. The creative writing class produced material for a literary magazine. Unable to publish sepa- rately, they allowed the material to be used in the yearbook. send to the TRIBUNE. Bev Flores explains her feature story idea to Editor Patsy Williams. Steve Orto, Evelyn Morse, Tresa Price, Robin Mills, Mike Lunghofer, Patsy Williams, and Mrs. Strange question printer, Mr. Remaley.

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O E A preps for business Nora Gonzalez, Debbie West, Pam Spicer, Bev Billips, Robbin Olkoski, Tammy Holder Robbin Olkoski OEA is for girls who wish to promote their business skills. The girls worked hard and many got jobs as secretaries in business firms. Mr. McAtee was sponsor and members were Bev Billips, Deb- bie West, Robbin Ol- koski, Pam Spicer, Tammy Holder, and Nora Gonzalez. 7 Tammy Holder

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Creative writing students, Lanora Mills, Angie Stover, Gerald Hauprich, Steve Rivera, Jim Shelton, Steve Olivarri, Bruce Hendry, Rick Adkisson, and Desi Karas prepare stories for a literary publication (See p. 107) Rick Adkisson Desi Karas designs yearbook division pages. Deby Shield guards and classifies yearbook photo negatives.