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

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BELOW: One of the tour guides explains a point of interest to the students. ABOVE: Senior guys make a bus ride a real joyous trip. ABOVE: Seniors gather in front of the White House. BELOW: These senior girls turn the hall into a rest stop. 29

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ABOVE: “Why didn’t we think of a Playgirl magazine before?” Bicentennial Seniors visit nation’s Capitol ABOVE: Mr. Leon Olingcr gives last minute in- structions. BELOW: Tired seniors wait at the bottom for the rest of the class. The Bicentennial Seniors toured Washington, D.C. and Gettysburg on their class trip. They saw many histor- ic spots, such as the Capitol, White House, Smithsonian Institute, and the Gettysburg Battlefield. This trip was not only educational, it was also a lot of fun. They shared an experience they’ll always remember. ABOVE LEFT: Could it be the boy scouts of America? ABOVE RIGHT: Pam Oser looks des- perately for something she can’t find. BELOW: The girls examine a historical marker. 28

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Class of ’76 looks toward the future with Graduation day was a time for joy, and a time for tears. The class of ’76 met together for the last time as sen- iors with thoughts of their future lives, and memories of their four years together. They have distinguished them- selves from all other classes, and have become one of the finest graduating classes of Forest Park. By overcoming all their trials and tribulations, they have become confident adults ready for the future. enthusiasm ABOVE LEFT: Brenda Daunhauer takes out a moment to look back on the memories high school gave her. ABOVE CENTER: Salutatorian, Sheila Seufert, gives her address to the fellow members of the class of ’76. BELOW: The pop ensemble sings their last song to the graduates. ABOVE: Sherri Kippenbrock seems to be plot- ting out her plans for after graduation. 30