More holiday event photos from the archives of the PTO- PTA of 1989.
Holidays were always celebrated at the schools for all the students in Forest Park.
Parent Teacher Association was always ready to play a game or two at a holiday night for kids.
Skating party at FPMS in 1998, was the same week as the holiday walk.
As ice melts: Jim Nadeau had carved the decorative ice sculptures at the Chamber Holiday Walk of 1998, one of the warmest on record.
St. B’s Choir singing along Madison at the Annual Holiday Walk sponsored by the Chamber in 1998.
1998 Annual Holiday Walk featured reindeer, which was a special thrill for many children.
Photo: Merry meltdown- Santa shed a few pounds in the unseasonable heat as he greeted children at the 1998 Chamber Holiday Walk.
In 1998 Madison St. greeted Santa at the Annual Holiday Walk on a Saturday. It was unseasonably warm, a balmy 66 degrees and partly sunny. Children greeted Santa in t-shirts and baseball hats. Dorothy Gillian, of My Sister’s Cafe, dressed in shorts and donned a Santa hat. Jim Neadeu carved a ice sculptures live, but visitors would have to be early to see them, they melted within two hours.
This was the year Forest Parkers could really get to know the live reindeer, take in the stroll on Madison and get valuable shopping time on Madison Street. A whopping 120 photos were taken with Santa in the lobby of Forest Park National Bank and Trust. Ed Fee and Judy Trage decorated every parking meter, as free parking days began.
