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

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Football and basketball homecoming were high spirited, and . . . A collaboration of team ef- fort culminated in victory at both homecoming games. “Slay the Spartans” and “Bomb the Bombers” were the themes of the football and bas- ketball games respectively. The varsity football team de- feated the North Newton Spar- tans 12-7, and the basketball team defeated Rensselaer 62- 57. The first of the festivities was spirit week. The days varied from the conservative, dress- up and gold ’n cardinal, to the radical, 50’s, punk, and toga. Gina Ramos and Peggy Byar- lay, both in beautiful attire, were Basketball and Football Homecoming Queens. Mike Uhles and GregTenorio earned the honors of being named “Mr. Basketball” and “Mr. Football.” Clockwise from top left: Ms. Basketball, Olga Hernandez, Mr. Basketball,” Mike Uhles, and Homecoming Queen, Gina Ramos, pose for pictures after the game. Rich Medellin jumps to the hoop to score. After being selected Homecoming Queen, Gina Ramos shares a tender moment with her brother Joe Ramos. Two of our Ingots block for the quarterback as he heads for a TD. Our team stops the Spartans from gaining yardage. Friends share the excitement that only a homecoming game brings. John Uribe escorts Peggy Byarlay who was named Football Homecoming Queen. homecoming

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6 prom Fifty-eight couples attended the annual Jr. Sr. Prom at the Assumption Hall on May 10. The theme for this year ' s prom was “Til the Clock Strikes Twelve.” The setting was Cin- derella Castles of pink and lav- ender. Couples danced to both fast and slow music provided by “Music Machine”. Superin- tendent, Mrs. Chnupa, an- nounced the Grand March. Re- freshments were served rang- ing from finger sandwiches to peanuts. The attire of the stu- dents ranged from top hats and canes for the boys to para- sols and hoop dresses that var- ied from pastels to black and white for the girls. Couple pic- tures were taken by Midstates photography. Mrs. Kroll and Mrs. Robbins, Junior Class sponsors, were responsible for the prom activities. According to many students and faculty this prom turned out to be a beautiful success because of their work. Clockwise from top: Students attending the Prom enjoy each oth- er ' s company. Mike Page and Donna Anderson enter the Prom. Rich Medellin and his date cuddle in the corner. Peggy Byarlay and Greg Tenorio take a rest from dancing. Chris Trezak and Kelly McKinney smile for the photographer. Tina Lasinski and Ruben Mendez share a romantic evening. Jenny Buffington and Sam Romeo participate in the Grand March. Jack Burton and Marth Najib enjoy a dose moment at Prom. Paula Christakis and Rodney Thompson are ready for a special evening of romance and dancing. Til the clock strikes twelve a Cinderella OMANCE