Forest Park High School - Tracer Yearbook (Ferdinand, IN)

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Service Demonstrated at F.P. Through Strong Determination To Help Teachers and Students Sr. Boniface supplied the teachers with films and other aids to help the students. Service can best be noted through the work of Sr. Mary Boniface Dewig, librarian, Mrs. Norma Sonderman, sec- retary, and Mrs. Lou Wahlen, teacher's aide. Sr. Mary Boniface has served the needs of the students in the library well. She has always made sure that things are running smoothly. Mrs. Sonderman has done the work of many people as she sat in the office saying, What can I do for you? Mrs. Whalen has done much to assure a suc- cessful year. We have much to be thankful for to these dedicated people who have done so much to help our school. Throughout the year, the periodical room proved to be Mrs. Whalen's home away from home. Sr. Boniface was constantly busy keep ing the library running efficiently. Work is never done for Mrs. Norma Sonderman. She spent many hours during the summer tying ends to the '73-'74 year and getting ready for 74-'75. 28

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Striving to Solve Bewildering Equations, Business and The Math Department and Business Department offer students an oppor- tunity to learn practical skills that will aid them in whatever career they choose. If a student can survive in a maze of equations, numbers, speed tests, and checks and balances, he will find the experience priceless later in life. Whether it be the ability to type a term paper, successfully balance a checkbook, or learning the fundamen- tals to build a successful accounting career upon, every math or business student gains some valuable exper- ience that he can utilize almost ev- ery day of his life. The program off- ers practical application of mathema - tics and business methods. Below: Typing I students are seen pecking vigorously at the keys while they con- centrate on the copy. Shelly Spayd and Steve Recker are busy solving difficult Algebra equations.