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

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ABOVE: Brenda Begle seriously ac- cepts the responsibility of Student Council vice-president, as she is being sworn in. BELOW: After being sworn in as Student Council president, Rocky Emmert is ready to meet the challenge of serving the student body. S.C. provides leadership ABOVE: There are a total of thirty-one members in the Student Council ABOVE: Vice-president Brenda Begle, President Rocky Emmert, Treasu Brian Begle and Secretary Karen Begle are the Student Council’s 197 officers. BELOW: Students raise their right hand as they become offic| members of the Student Council.

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ABOVE: Fred Schipp, Rocky Emmert and Marcene Klem are seriously injured in a disaster drill. ABOVE: The 1978-79 NaHoSo officers are Luann Ketzner, treasurer; Imogene Schaefer, president; Marla Gish, sec- retary; and Mark Jahn, vice-president. NaHoSo Responsibility, leadership and character are the main ingredients of being a member of the National Honor Society. The members in- dividually have proven scholastic ability in school. As a group the members undergo various activites which benefit both the school and the community. ABOVE: Imogene Schaeffer waits for members to be seated before she conducts a meeting. BELOW: Members of the 1978-79 National Honor Society who have worked hard throughout the school year. ABOVE: Mr. Leinenbach National Honor Society sponsor instructs his members for a mission. BELOW: Luann Ketzner is pulled from the wreck during NaHoSo disaster drill in Huntingburg. 15

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ABOVE: Julie Englert is camera shy. ABOVE LEFT: 1978-79 members of Quill and Scroll. ELOW: Marla Gish, “a wild and crazy girl,” ills the new Quill and Scroll members the do’s id dont’s of journalism. BELOW: Dots Klem ist adores her bright and shiny Quill and Scroll in. BELOW: No one knows the evil that is hidden in the eyes of Debbie Goldman and Marla Gish.