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

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jster’s Encyclopedia of Dictionaries defines a classic as,“a mod- ccellence . . . If the dictionary is correct, then the renovat- or Forest has been a “Classic In The Making .” Yet the classic means much more. There are many cherished moments. Those classic times spent either with best friends or with that special someone. There are the times spent in the participation of sports; that memorable game against North Judson during football sectionals would certainly rate as a classic moment. Other special events that occured during the school year, or perhaps even that practical joke that you played will live in your mind for years to come. River Forest is a classic in every sense of the word. Many of our stu- dents will become a part of R.F. history. They either will be remembered as that certain ’jock’ who scored the winning point at the decisive game, the queen of the homecoming court, the academically inclined student who became Valedictorian, or maybe even the student who was always full of fun. As you flip through these pages, you will see the classic events of the 1987-88 school year and hopefully enjoy every minute of it! The superintendent, Mrs. Chnupa, along u ith the members of the school board were very excited and pleased with the remodeling of the gym lobby. f 2 OPENING

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“M-M-M-Max Headroom” and “C-C-C- Coca-Cola were the winning combination for the Senior Hallway during Football Homecom- ing. Kim Page. Shannon Davis, Ginger Clary, and Judy Wheeler crowd around many classic and ‘‘new wave” furry friends while relaxing in the remodeled lobby. “LIGHTS . . . CAMERA . . . ACTION new stars set the pace for a new wave in movies , sitcoms , and mini-series. Back to the Fast Classic movies were a well lik- ed form of entertainment through- out the school year. Among the more popular were: “The Wizard of Oz”, “Casablanca , “ The Dirty Dozen”, and “Gone with the Wind. Many students found them- selves watching these movies at home with family and close friends. The romance, mystery, and action packed oldies provided welcome relief from the hectic stressful modern life. The celebrities of yesteryear were recreated many times during different events and activities. Stu- dents enjoyed dressing in the clas- sic costumes of their favorite char- acters. At the Masquerade Dance, Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin- man, the Lion, as well as Franken- stein and his Bride appeared. 4 OPENING