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females do their thing The girl’s athletic association insti- tuted a challenge for the females of Forest Park. Behind the efforts of the sponsor, Mrs. Mary Lou Luebbehusen, and the club officers, activities were set up to provide a source of competi- tion. A sense of accomplishment was achieved as the girls fought to meet their goals in many sports activities. ABOVE: Senior girls Sherri Kippcnbrock, Karen Bocckman, Sheila Scufert, Theresa Meyer, Barb Oser, Glenda Roos, and Angie Stallman, Capture GAA basketball tourney title. BELOW: Are you sure this is what they meant when they said to make yourself at home!!! 15
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Pep Club cheers with pride ABOVE: Miss Sandy Miller, pep club sponsor, says a few words to the pep block during a pep session. BELOW: The pep block prepares for the next game by practicing some new cheers and chants. ABOVE: Pep club officers Judy Lubbers, president; Shelly Spayd, vice-president; Mary Heeke, treasurer; and Patty Knabcl, secretary, are preparing for the sale of Ranger spirit buttons to the pep club. ABOVE: At a pep assembly, the varsity cheer- leaders demonstrate one of their various cheers. The Forest Park Pep Club com- bined the spirit of the four classes to back the Ranger drive. The division of the sexes provided for an explosion of the Ranger squad. The sale of the Ranger buttons sym- bolized the evergrowing spirit and loyalty of the Ranger fans. Behind the leadership of Miss Sandy Miller, the club sponsor, and the cheerleaders, the pep block served as the “sixth man” of the Ranger team. Together we worked for the success of our team and of our school. Together we built fond memories. 14
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ABOVE: Student Council officers Angie Stallman, vice-president; Greg Lueken, president;Tonya Heitz, treasurer; and Mary Lee Bettag, secretary. BELOW: The members of the 1975-76 Student Council. BELOW RIGHT: Greg Lueken, Student Council president, appears to be lost in thought. Council gang works as one with students The purpose of the Student Coun- cil was to serve the student body as best they could. Student Council members, who were voted for by each of the four classes, tried their best to submit the requests of the students to the entire council. With the cooperation of both the Student Council and student body, many improvements have been made in our school functions. Working as one, they proved to be successful. 16
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