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3 The 1990 Tracer i a ymbol to the student of Forest Park of all the cia ic memorie they shared throughout the year. We hope it make you laugh and makes you cry a you remember some of the be t time of thi chool year. For the undercla smen it allow you to ee what is ahead of you in your future a FP tudent. For the eniors it i a sign of adne a you look back and remember your Ia t year at FP. Thi yearbook mean a lot of thing to a lot of different people, but to everyone it ymbolize the friend hip and memories we encountered while we were tudent at FP. ~990 2

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7 Ranger band goes to state finals again July 28 through Augu t I band camp wa held at Middle Tenne ee tate Univer ity in Mufree bora, Tenne ee. In eptember the band won their fir t conte t of the eason at Heritage Hills. They won at Tell City also. They marched in the St. Anthony Quasquicentennial parade. October 7 wa the conte t at outh Spencer and they won. On October 28 the tate Final were held at lndianapoli in the Hoo ier Dome. Again the Ranger band wa in the top ten. o ember 20 through 26 the band was on a trip to Florida and then to the Bahama. February 23 was the Ia t home ba ketball game, and the band booster gave a 5,000 award to the winner of the raffle. December 17 wa their Chri tma concert. February 3 wa the olo and en emble conte t. pril 7 there wa a concert band contest at Jasper. May 7 wa the band banquet. On May 26 the band gave their last performance of the year at graduation. I. Field commander are Jenny Ruhe, Lana Ble inger and Tri ta Wil on. 2. The band perform their how at dir trict competition at Ja per. 3. Dion Walz and nn Lueken were both on crutche at the Jasper contest. 4. The band marches to their warm up are~ for di~trict comoetiton. 5. The Ranger Band. 4 6

8 6. nnette Durcholz, Becky Verkamp, Michelle Lind ey and Julie Tretter hare a laugh before the band take the field. 7

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10 Drill corps adds sparkle to the marching Ranger band The members of the drill corps added sparkle to the performances of the marching Ranger band during the eason. The corp grew from 19 members the previous year to 28 members this year. After marching season the girls performed at home ba ketball game. 1. The drill corps. 2. Drill corps commanders are Becky Olinger and Eva Tieken. 3. The drill corps i featured in a flag routine. 4. The girls warm up before district contest. 5. The drill corps leads the band onto the field at Jasper. 9

11 Chorus has a busy year The Fore t Park High School Choru wa very active this year. They performed with the rock band in October, gave a Christmas concert in December and participated in solo and en emble contest at Evansville in January. The chorus gave a special pre entation in February at the Lincoln Memorial at Licoln State Park. They participated in the ISSMA organizational conte t at Ja per in April. They performed at a spring concert. They al o performed at commencement. The choru i under the direction of Miss Janet Robbins. I. Sheri Daunhauer sings a everyone dances. 2. The choru performs a choreographed routine along with their ongs. 3. The girl are getting ready to ing. 10

12 Student Council builds school spirit and pride The tudent ouncil spon erect the annual Holiday Ball dance in December, and did other ervices which helped to build chool pirit and pride. They al o pon ored the Heart-to-Heart computer match which howed which students would be compatible with which other tudent. M. Le lie hobe was the tudent Council's pon er. I. The tudent Council members are di cu sing their Heart-to-Heart ur eys. 2. Brad Begle i trying to concentrate. 3. The tudent ouncil member are having an important di cu ion. 4. The tudent Council pre ident is Becky Olinger, vice pri ident is Trista Wilson, Gail nglert is ecretary, and Lana Ble inger i trea urer. II

13 NaHoSo sets ational Honor ociety member are elected for member hip by demon trating high tandard in the area of academic, leader hip, haracter, and ervice. The club actively involve it member in promoting a better chool by operating the school book tore, campu beautificaion, unday ba ketball league, tudent of the month and other activitie. It i hoped that the e activitie will help the member to prepare for and realize their future re pon ibilitie to their familie, friend, communitie and nation. I. ew ational Honor ociety Member are \vorn in by Pre ident Ann Lueken. 2. enior aho o member clown around in their robe after the initiation ceremony. 3. Brad Fi cher gives a uperior peech to his fellow members. 4. The aho o pre ident is nn Lueken. Tri ta Wil on i the ice Pre ident. Becky Olinger i the ecretary, and Brad Ficher i the trea urer. high standards 12

14 Beta helps with school activities The tate Beta Club onvention wa held the fir t weekend of ovember. This is where Becky Yerkamp was elected tate ecretary. Kory Klem won the math contest and Michele Lee fini hed econd in the speech contest. The crap book finished econd place. The Beta Club help with many chool activities. Each year they help with the school' blood drive. Around Chri tma time they send hristma card to the teacher of Forest Park High chool. They also u her at the school mu ical. They have a pring Leadership onference at Paoli Peaks. They go to meeting and they al o get to have free time to ki. The ational Convention wa held June 13 to 15 at Dalla, Texa. I. Beta President nn Lueken pre ide o er the induction of nev, member. 2. The Beta lub officer are teve Reckelhoff, vice-pre ident, ichelle Lee, ecretary, Michelle Schwartz, trea urer, and Ann Lueken, pre ident. 3. The Beta lub. 13

15 Future Homemakers have a busy year FP's Future Homemakers of America had a busy year. In September they recruited new member and old friend hip bracelets as a fundraiser. In October they painted pumpkins for the three kindergarten cia es. In ovember they had a pizza party at Mazzio's. In February they celebrated National FHA week. In March they had a pizza party at Home tead after decorating the hall for regional. They al o pan ored a junior high dance. In May they had a third pizza party, thi time at Deb's Truck Stop, and they went to Holiday World. The officer for were Michelle Wright, president, Jodi Kitten vice-president, Vanes a Vonderheide, trea urer, and Kelly ordhoff, ecretary. 1. Tina Bolden voices her opinion at an FHA meeting a Tammy Craven, Heather Vonderheide, Judy Lange and Jodi Kitten listen. 2. Kelly Nordhoff carefully record the minute. pan or Brenda Allen leads the meeting, and Michelle Lind ey seems to agree with what he i aying. 14

16 FF A sells citrus as fundraiser; judging teams win many awards 1 On May 18, 1990, the FP Future Farmers of America wrapped up a very succe ful year with their annual Parent/ Member Banquet. Over 75 members and parents were pre ent for the catered meal and awards ceremony. In November the FFA member old citru as a fund rai er. Phil Ebert was the top ale man with over 131 cases. The oils judging team of John Lueken, Chri Werner, Matt Berg and Brian tetter qualified for state competition. FP entered a crop judging team for the fir t time and won the di trict. Team member were Jason Reutman, Jeremy Uebelhor, Phil Ebert and Ryan Yerkamp. The dairy judging team of John Lueken, Matt Berg, Becky triegel and Brian Partenheimer placed fourth in the di trict but were first in the FFA divi ion. The Star FFA Member award went to Phil Ebert and Criag Recker. The outstanding junior was Ja on Reutman, ophomore Jeff Lehmkuhler, and freshman John Lueken. I. FFA ba ketball team member Kirk Wyman goe up for a dunk. 2. FFA officer are Vince Sermer heim, ecretary, Phil Ebert, trea urer, raig Recker, vice-pre ident, Greg Steckler, president, Kurt Fleck, reporter, and (not pictured) Mike Mullen, entinel. 3. Brent Lane, Greg Englert and Kurt Fleck help unload ca e of citru. 15

17 SADD club creates Project Kid The tudent Again t Driving Drunk began Project Kid this year. According to club pan or Mr. Rick Allen Project Kid included going to each elementary chao! in the school corporation and pre enting a program to increase the students' awarenes of the danger of alcohol. The program had three parts. First the ADD members would tell about the hi tory of their organization. Then they would pre ent a dramatization of the Carrolton bu era h. Then the elementary tudent would go back to their cia rooms and, under their teacher ' upervision, they had to come up with a kit to pre ent to everybody. I. Julie Tretter, Tammy Ja per, Renae Knu t and Michelle Lindsey work on their script for the Project Kids kit. 2. The SADD officer are Lana Ble inger, pre ident, and council member Jennifer chaeffer, Lori Luebbehu en, Becky Yerkamp and Cindy Berger. 3. The Carrolton bu era h i acted out for the Pine Ridge tudents. 16

18 All Stars speak to sixth graders The FP All tar gave pre entation to the tudent at Pine Ridge and Ferdinand Elementary on how to resist peer pres ure. Debbie Winkler aid, "I think the sixth graders have listened to what we have said. From hear-. ing u they know what choices to make and what to expect in high chool." Mrs. Peggy Huff, All Star spon or, said, "This year's group i one of our more exceptional group. They are articulate and are good role models. They really enjoy what they are doing with the younger kid. I think youngsters need to find other ways of enjoying them elve besides drinking or using other drugs. The All Star provide these options. I'm really proud of them." All Star are Bruce Per ohn, Beth Keu ch, Kory Klem, Becky Verkamp, Mike Knie, Debbie Winkler, Brian Doutaz, Ryan Brinkman, Messmer. nn Lueken and Paula 17

19 BP A members do well in contests Six FP Busine s Professionals' Association members placed in the district contest held Jan. 27, 1990, in Vincennes. They were Michelle Lee, Gina Wendholt, Chris Bebee, Lori Luebbehu en, Sandy Wagner and Shannon Bailey. Michelle went on to take econd place out of 500 competitors in proofreading and editing at state. 1. Chris prepares for the business law contest. 2. Michelle receives a Torch Award at the state convention. 3. Mr. Rowena Weyer emcees the BPA banquet. Mrs. Weyer and Mrs. Beth Schnellenberger are BPA sponsors. 4. Michelle is inducted as BPA pre ident by last year's pre i dent, Nancy Bromm. The other officers are Lori Luebbehu en, vice-president, Chri Bebee, secretary-treasurer, and Sandy Wagner, historian. 18

20 Foreign Language Club is fun in any language For the fifth year the Foreign Language Club pon ored a little girl named Clara in Bogota, Columbia. The club also gave two cholarship to graduating senior. This group wa also very active in putting up signs and banners to boo t chool pirit-and the signs were always in Spani h or German. 1. Spon or Larry Tenbarge helps some German tudents with their vocabulary. Mrs. Vicki Beach is also a sponsor for thi group. 2. The students work on their po ters and banner. 3. Foreign Language Club officers are Lori Luebbehusen, president, Tammy 0 er, secretary, Steve Dilger, treasurer, and Mike Jahn, vice-president. 4. Do we know any word this long? 19

21 Donna Fetter Scott Tretter Jill Rothgerber Chri Zink Heather Erwin Jeff Schipp Kelly Paul ordhoff nglert Pam Berg Aaron Hagedorn 20 Angie Vonderheide ric chaeffer

22 Kim Luebbehu en Brad Begle Tri ta Wilson Brad Fi cher Chris Giesler Jay Buechler Gail Englert Mike Jahn Sonya Schnell Ryan Brinkman Jill ermer heim Wayne Bueltel 21

23 Donna Fetter is crowned queen On ovember 10, 1989, Donna Fetter was crowned Queen. cott Tretter was here cart. There were ix enior candidate elected by their cia mate. The queen wa elected by a vote of the tudent body. The Queen' Court elected " tairway To Heaven" a their theme. The color that they picked were peach, silver and white. The ball and crown c~trriers are Grant Kippenbrock and Lauren Hoffman. The Queen's Court 22

24 Holiday Ball is Held Dec. 10 The Holiday Ball was held on December 10 from 7:00 to 10:30 at St.Anthony Community Center. The dance was sponsered by Student Council. The community Center wa decorated blue, ilver and white. Eric Oser and Jamarama provided the mu ic for the holiday ball. 1. Some Junior are having a good time. 2. Dancing to "Kawlija". 3. Angie Weyer, Michele Lindsey and Chris Zink are dancing the night away. 4. and 5. Romance i in the air. 23

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26 Wizard of Oz is spring musical On March 16 and 17, 1990, Forest Park presented The Wizard of Oz a its pring mu ical production. Mi Janet Robbin, director, aid she chose thi mu ica1 becau e, "It' my favorite and a real crowd plea er." There wa a tanding-room-only crowd both nights. This was al o the 50th anniversary of the creation of The Wizard of Oz. Mi Robbins wa a si ted by Mr. Frank Smith, and Mr. John Papandria directed the orche tra. 1. The Tin Man (Chri Bebee), The carecrow (Wayne Bueltel) and Dorothy (Beth Keusch) meet The Cowardly Lion for the fir t time. The part of the cowardly lion was played by Eric Knabe! (cia s of '89) who filled in at the last minute when Tim Gentry broke hi leg. 2. 1t's very uncomfortable tanding here with a pole up my back. 3. "We're off to see the wizard." 4. Auntie Em (Deb Winkler) scold Dorothy for being late. 5. and 6. The Good Witch of the North (Jenny Ruhe) lead the Munchkins in inging "Ding Dong, the Witch I Dead." 25

27 Prom theme is 'When I See You Smile' The annual Forest Park Prom wa held April 21, 1990, in the new Ferdinand Community Center. The theme was "When I ee You mile," and the color were purple and ilver. Band-X provided the music from :00 to 12:00. The Prom was followed by FP's first postprom party. The event wa called Carnival '90 and was held at the high chool. The highlight of the evening was a drawing for a 1985 Chevrolet Cavalier which wa won by teve Jacob. 26 The king and queen of the 1990 Prom were Chri Gie ler and Mike Knie. They were crowned by junior clas officer Debbie Winkler and Ryan Fleck.

28 Don't worry mom. It's ju tlhe garter ceremony On Prom night everyone i a good dancer. 27

29 Three academic teams compete at state meet Thi year three of Fore t Park's academic team qualified to compete in the tate cademic uper Quiz finals. The math team, consi ting of Brad Begle, teve Reckelhoff, and Todd Klem, placed econd in the tate. The cience team, Phil Ebert, Li a Egler, and Michelle Ha elbring, placed fourth. The all-around team, Michelle Hasselbring, Beth Keu ch, and Brad Begle, placed third. I. Brad, Todd Klem, and Beth concentrate on the computer creen during a practice es ion. 2. Steve eem to be having a good time. 3. Michelle Lee punche in the questions and an wer for the computerized practice round. 28

30 Spirit Club brings a revival of school spirit to Forest Park The Pep Club worked hard to boo t chool pirit and to support Fore t Park's athletic teams. The enthu ia m of the e tudent wa instrumental in the boys' ba ketball team' ectional win and in the huge boost in chool pirit that accompanied it. I. The senior boys' "Main Event" wre tling kit were the highlight of the ectional and regional pep e sion. 2. Pep Club officer are Renae Borden, president, Heather Vonderheide, ecretary, and Lana Ble singer, trea urer. 3. and 4. Trench coats were certainly the fashion for howing chool pirit. 29

31 Class of '90 graduates on May 26 On May 26 the cla s of 1990 became graduates of Forest Park High School. Commencement exercises were held in the gym. The invocation was given by Father Firmus Dick, and the benediction wa given by Rev. Elmer Lagenour. Diploma were pre ented by Superintendent Ron Etienne and School Board President Pat Tretter. 1. The class of '90 enters the gym as the band play "Pomp and Circumstance." 2. Class President Trista Wilson greeted the parents and guests. 3. Steve Reckelhoff and Todd Klem give valedictory addres es and Brad Begle gives the salutatory address. 4. Steve gets some help screwing his hat on from Cindy Berger. 5. Scott Tretter has added an extra decoration to hi tassel to let everyone know he plans to go to Purdue. 6. Renae Auffart is lo tin thought. 7. The choir ings "We Must Say Goodbye." 8. As they march out of the gym a graduate the members of the class of '90 release balloons. 30

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33 'We Must Say Goodbye' I. Heather Erwin traighten Brian Doutaz' cap. 2. Paula Messmer and Sonya Schnell hare a hug before graduation exerci e begin. 3. The cia s of Class sponsor Mr. Larry Ten barge talk to the graduate ju t before they march into the gym. 32

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35 Students learn by the numbers The math teacher thi year were Mr. Don Pru z, Mr. Jim Mehling, and Mr. Tom Meyer. The cia e they taught were general math, pre-algebra, Algebra I and II, analy is, computer math, con umer math, geometry and calculus. I. Mr Mehling concentrates on getting the point across to his cias. 2. The e students look really excited to learn their math. 3. Mr. Pru z give one of his cia se an important lecture. We all know what they're like. 4. Steve (Weaver) looks a though he is up to something. 34

36 Learning the language The Engli h teacher this year were Ms. Le lie Shobe, who taught Engli h 11 and 12, advanced composition, and English literature, Mr. Ed Walston, who taught English 10 and modern literature, and Mr. Rock Emmmert who taught English 9, speech, and modern literature. Mr. Bob Borden also taught English 10 and 11. The English classes taught the students many new and different thing. These classe refreshed the students' memory using their basic language, and also taught them how to improve their reading and writing skills. I. Mr. Emmert read the novel along with hi cia. 2. M Shobe i giving orne helpful hints on how to pas those term paper. 3. The e tudents eem to be deep in thought a they read their book. 35

37 Thi year's science cia se were taught by Mr. Tom Meyer, Mr. Kevin Wertman, Mr. Don Pru z and Mr. ate Schnellenberger. In the cience area tudent could choo e phy ical cience, general cience, Chemi try I and 11, Biology I and 11 and physic. A good understanding of science i e entiat to uccess in our future with "high tech" computer and equipment now in use. I. Jerimah Cooper looks like he' posing with hi brother. 2. Mr. Wertman treat hi cia to one of hi lecture. 3. orne biology tudent listen to the lecture. 4. They look excited, don't they? 5. Lisa Egler get in orne "high tech" giggles on the computer. Science is the key to our future 5 36

38 The social studies classes offered this year were government, economics, consumer economics, sociology, world geography, world history, U.S. History, and psychology. The classes were taught by M. Ellen Hendricks, Ms. Marty Niehaus, and Mr. Rock Emmert. I. Does Ms. Hendricks really know what she i talking about? 2. Keith (Udo) Quante says government class keep him miling. 3. Student in M. iehau ' class make notes. 4. Michelle Lindsey, Tim Petry, Annette Durcholz and Lori Luebbehusen discuss their urvey. Students learn about civilization and history 37

39 Business classes prepare students for the real world The busines classes were taught by Mrs. Rowena Weyer and Mrs. Beth Schnellenbergr. The classe offered were Accouting I and II, notehand, computer applications, business survey, inten ive office lab (IOL), busine s law, office procedures, keyboarding, and data processing. I. Judy and Kri can't keep from smiling. 2. Mrs chnellenberger doe her usual thing at the board. 3. Chris is hard at work, but Ryan has other ideas. 4. The teacher discuss a problem they encountered. 5. Are you confused, Kri? 38

40 German and. Spanish are offered Two different languages were offered in the foreign language department this year. Four years of German were offered. It was taught by Mr. Larry Ten barge. Mrs. Vicki Beach taught the Spanish clas es that were offered. I. Greg and Nate look like they're concentrating on those German vocabulary words. 2. Mr. Tenbarge doe n't want to look at the camera. 3. Jodi looks like she's sleeping, but the rest of the class is busy at work. 39

41 Journalism learns responsibility The journalism clas ha there pon ibility of producing the yearbook and the monthly newspaper. Each student writes for the paper, and the advanced journalism students are editor. A lot of time and work are put into The Lookout and The Tracer to let the students and faculty know what is happening at Fore t Park. Mr Ed Wal tonal o put a lot of work into helping his tudents get the proper job done. I. The journalism class gets together for a group picture. 2. Sandy is working hard on her yearbook deadline. 3. Chri is getting practice using the paper cutter. 4. Becky and Brent work hard on their a signment. 40

42 Art classes experience new things The art cia e were instructed by Mr. Linda Berry. The students learned many new thing uch as drawing, painting, ceramic, creen printing, and other creative project. They also participated in the annual art how where Jeff Schipp took top honor receiving the enior art di play award. I. Ja on and Dave think they are orne kind of ani t. 2. J ody is getting a suntan on hi no e. 3. Jeff i admiring Brad' ta te in clothing apparel. 4. Wayne i thinking that he wi he Mr Berry would help him. 41

43 Graphics uses skills to do printing Students in Graphic learned about the skills and technology used in printing and typesetting. The cia se were taught by Mr. Steve Stoffel. They did many different printing jobs such as printing The Lookout, the basketball programs, and many other type of jobs. I. What's wrong Cara? Are you dumb? 2. Toby Kunkler concentrates to do his best on his printing job. 3. Jill and Heather look like they are hard at work, but I think Donna is in space again. 42

44 Industrial arts prepares students.for the future Industrial arts classes taught thi year were Drafting I, II, and III, Metals I, II, and III, Woods I, II, and III, and Power I, II, and III. The etas es were taught by Mr. Jeff Johnson, Mr. Jim Johanneman, and Mr. Steve Stoffel. The e cia e taught the students new kill and prepared them for the technology of the future. 1. Paul Weyer, Chris Betz, and Scott Dilger work on wood project. 2. Renae Auffart concentrate on her drafting while (3.) Jill Sermer heim does orne computer-assi ted drafting. 4. Dean Sander doe n't think Leslie Car on can use the band aw without hi a sistance. 43

45 Agriculture... for the future 2 3 Thi year in the agriculture department, Mr. Rick Allen instructed all the agriculture and agrriculture shop classes. The tudent had many different kind of indoor and outdoor project to keep them bu y throughout the year. I. I Mike Mullen actually doing an a ignment? 2. The FFA ba ketball team. 3. What a urpri e! Charlotte isn't leeping. 4. Don't look o urpri ed Craig. 5. Mr. Allen lectures to hi cia. 44

46 Home Economic taught the tudents how to prepare for the future with classes like child developement, foods, advanced foods, consumer education, family relationships, interpersonal relationships, clothing/ textile, and housing. These classe were taught by Mr. Brenda Allen. I. Tammy smiles in her sweet little ba hful way. 2. orne people don't like to have their picture taken. Angie i n't one of those people. 3. The e girl look thrilled as they li ten to Tina rattle off. Students learn about home and family 4

47 D Students learn to enjoy exercise The physical education and health classes taught the student how to keep themselves healthy with exercise and proper nutrition. The classes were taught by Mr. Dennis Doutaz, Mr. Nate Schnellenberger, and Mr. Vicki Beach. 1. The e fre hmen are really enjoying "The Bird Dance." 2. Mr. Doutaz is doing hi famou square dancing with Darla Dooley. 3. There a Sherman i aying, "I don't like to run!" 46

48 Outstanding students are recognized On May 11, 1990, the Academic Award Program wa held in the FP auditorium. The outstanding tudent in each cour e area were recognized, and special award and cholar hips were presented. I. Greg teckler receive an agriculture award. 2. Tammy 0 er i recognized a the out tanding enior bu ine student. A ward winners Agriculture John Lueken Hou ing... April Voegerl Agriculture II.... Jeff Lehmkuhler Advanced Food... Jodi Kitten Agriculture III.... Ja on Reutman Advanced Textiles and Clothing... Agriculture 1 V... Phil Ebert Pam Berg Computer Application Chris Giesler Accounting l... Gina Wendholt Woods II.... Jay Buechler Accounting II.... Tammy 0 er Woods III.... Mike Knie Data I.... Kory Klem Wood IV... Greg Steckler Keyboarding... Kevin Reckelhoff Graphic Art... Brett Greulich Fre hman Engli h... Eric chue Metals... Kevin Gehlhau en Sophomore English... Michelle Power Jeff Has further Hasselbring Drafting I.... Jeff Schipp Junior English... Bruce Per ohn Drafting II.... Bart Beckman Journalism... Becky Olinger Drafting III.... Ja on Ha enour Out tanding Vocali t... Chris Bebee Outstanding Art... Jeff chipp General Math... Jennifer Wright Beginning German.Paula Durcholz Pre-Algebra... Ja on Kapp Advanced German... Brad Fi cher Con umer Math... Jill orman Beginning Spanish... Dion Walz Algebra I..... Marie Matthew Advanced Spani h... Tara Jacob Algebra Il.... Michelle Ha elbring Textiles and Clothing I... ue Geometry... Michelle Ha elbring Henke Analy i... Kory Klem Family Management.... Tammy Calculu... Brad Begle Fuhrman Computer Math... Bruce Per ohn Beginning Food... Kri Bailey Bu ine Math... Tim 0 er Cadet Teaching... Mike Knie and Jill Rothgerber Health... Eric Schue, Paula Durcholz, Keith Weyer and Kevin Reckelhoff Phy ic... Kory Klem Chemi try I... Michelle Has elbring Chemi try ll.... Brad Begle Biology I.... Eric chue Pre-Biology... helly Englert Phy ical Science... Chri Betz World History... Kit Zehr U.. History... Bruce Per ohn Out tanding Busine tudent... Tammy 0 er Outstanding Engli h tudent... teve Reckelhoff Out tanding Math tudent... Brad Begle Outstanding Home Economic Student... Tina Bolden Out tanding Social tudie Student... Ann Lueken Out tanding lndu trial Art tudent... Greg Steckler 47

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50 Faculty and staff honored to serve School board member are tan Fi cher, Tom Wagner, Don Loepker and Pat Tretter. iehaus, There a It has been an honor for the taff, faculty and admini trators of Forest Park Jr.-Sr. High Schcol to have worked with the youth and patron of outhea t Duboi chool Corporation during the school year. As alway, our goal wa to provide tudents of Forest Park the educational opportunities which would allow for development of individual talent and preparation for entry into the adult world. To accompli h this goal, staff member generated new and unique learning opportumtie throughout the chool year. Special efforts were put forth to generate positive attitude toward elf and toward chool. Special recognition for tudent who gave of them elve to help other or who gave of themselve to help support chool activitie were given increa ed importance thi year. It was a pleasure for all of u to be a part of the e concerted effort. The school year was truly a year in which all taff and tudent attempted to give our chool a peronal touch. Jame Hagedorn Principal Ron tienne Superintendent Jame Hagedorn Principal Gene Keu ch i tant Principal 49

51 Sr.Rebecca Abel Librarian Home Economics Vicki Beach Spanish, P.E. Linda Berry Art Robert Borden English ==,..,...-- Dennis Doutaz P.E., Health Rock Emmert English, Speech Ellen Hendricks Social Studies James Hubers Athletic Director James Johanneman Industrial Arts Jeffery Johnson Industrial Arts Lee Leinenbach Guidance Counselor James Mehling Math Tom Meyer Math, Science 50

52 Paula Peter Kevin Wertman Science Rowena Weyer Business Gary Wittman Special Education Judy Luebbehusen Media 51

53 The cook are lara Wilgu, nna Rose ustin, Pat!bert, There a Balbach and Pat Henke. The janitor are Mark Huff, Rita Altman, Mark 0 er, Linda Huff, Mana Klocek and Randy Gehlhausen. The teacher ' aide are Pam Murphy, Mary Kay Burger, r ula haw, Donna Weyer, and (not pictured) Kathy Kemper. Rita onderman and ecretarie. orma onderman are the 52

54 Seniors learn to accomplish goals Looking back on the past four year\, we realile that we have accompli~hed very much. ot only ha>e we accomplished a lot in academic~ but aho in our friend~hip~. As we make deci<,ions about the re~t of our live<, as indi>iduah, we realize we 'viii no longer be con idered one clas~. We knov\ "e mu~t make that step into the world. Although high school i'> over, and the re'>t of our lives i~ beginning, we ''ill never forget everyone who ha~ made a difference in our lives. As we leave r P, memories of our friends and classmates ''ill ahvays be with us. \i e hope the best for all the undercla <,men. \1a:r the} always knovv the meaning of love and friendship. The~e t\vo thing'> ha>e helped us make it through school. The Cla\s of 1990 The senior class officers are raig Recker, vice-president, dent Donna Fetter, ecretary, and Tammy Oser, trea. L Brad Begle Brian Berg Dee nn Berg indy Berger andy Berr} 53

55 Anita Bro mer Jay Buechler Tara Buechler Wayne Buetel Tammy Craven Jay and Donna, you make such a good brother-sister team. "So you think you're cute, huh Kim?" Ann Lueken takes time out to smile pretty for the camera. Gail and Becky pump up to po e for a picture as Han and Franz. 54

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57 56 Susan Fischer Elaine Fleck Kurt Fleck Tammy Fuhrman

58 Robert Hoffman Bill Howell teve Jacob Mike Jahn Jennifer Jones Todd Klem Craig Recker tries to li ten to a government lecture. We know it isn't easy Craig. 57

59 Ann Lueken Tara Mathew OK Brad (Pedro) Fischer, o you don't want your picture taken. You don't have to hide your face. 58

60 "You're such a Harley woman Trista (Willie) Wilson." The journali m class takes a rare time out to kick back and relax. 59

61 Jill Rothgerber u ual Tammy i n't doing her work. She has time for everything el e. "What' wrong Chri, you got rabbit ear?" 60

62 Sandy Wagner Tammy Werne Smile pretty Vane a, we're taking your picture. 61

63 "Get back to studying, Renae, you're not uppo ed to po e for the picture." Picture not available Dereck Zehr Chri Zink Shannon Bailey Tina Bolden Tammy Harri -Greulich Helen Heichelbech Templer Montgomery

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66 Life Skills Class enjoys learning The students in the Life Skills class have done some of their learning in the community by shopping for groceries and have had practice ordering and paying for items at fast food places. Most of the students also had jobs they worked at during the school day. The students enjoyed learning and working in the community. The students also learned life skills in the classroom. Cindy Anderson Karla Ficker Brandon Giesler Valerie McAfoose Greg Montgomery l.mrs. Peter gives a helping hand to one of her students. Paul Schepers Brandon and Cindy take time to po e for a picture. Cody Zehr 65

67 Juniors look ahead to final year Junior officers are Kim Schuler, secretary, Debbie Winkler, vice-president, Ryan Fleck, president, Kurt Brinkman, trea urer. We, the class of 1991, have enjoyed the wonderful times of the pa t three years and are anxiously awaiting our final year at F.P. We feel that we have grown clo er together as a class through the various activities we have participated in. Yet, we look towards the future in fulfilling our goals and lifelong dreams. As we approach our final year, we must take a step further in life and trace our route to our goals. At a glance in our past, we look back at our accomplishments and realize that we have reached orne of our goals, and it is to our advantage to learn from those who have gone before us. Kurt Brinkman Suzanne Bromm Phil Buetel Jay Burger Leslie Carson Gene Chumbley 66

68 Jody Denning David Dilger Annette Durcholz Paul Englert Kurt Englert Jeff Fleck Ryan Fleck Stan Fleck Tricia Fromme Dean Hasenour Jason Hasenour Jeff Hassfurther Mike Kieper Jodi Kitten Kory Klem Stacy Klem Judy Lange Alicia Lindauer P1nur<> not a vailable Robby Oeding 67

69 Bruce Persohn Tim Petry Jason Reutman Picture not nvallab}. ~,.. f.u - ~ ' Nothing unu ual...michelle has her big mouth open again. Shawn Rogier Jennifer chaefer A u ual, Jay is too bu y tudying to look at the camera Julie Tretter Scott Tretter Kim is rapping again all by hersel 68

70 Scott Ubelhor Jeremy Ubelhor Jennifer Vaeth Becky Verkamp.. I ~ Ryan Verkamp Heather Vonderheide Did we surprise you Sue? Stacy Klem concentrates in one of her cia es. Charlie Wagner Jason Weidenbenner Gina Windholt Karen Werne The junior class gets together to mile for the camera. OK Kurt (Skippy) so now we all know you think you're Mr. Kool. 69

71 Chris Weyer Debbie Winkler Greg Woods Tim Petry i working hard on hi go kart. Julie Tretter and James Bay are paying clo e attention to their hi tory lecture. What' wrong, Jeff, don' t you have anything to ay? The junior girl trut their tuff in the ectional kit. 70

72 Sophomores realize responsibilities and share excitement The ophomore clas officer Luebbehusen, vice-president, Oser After urviving our fre hman year, we, the cia of 1992, found our e cond year of high school to be even a greater challenge than the first experience a year ago. We are no longer the re pon ibility of other. We realize it i time we look out for our elve. We were proud to share in the excitement of winning the boy ' sectional for the first time. We feel we have achieved a great deal and have been a ucce. A we look back on our ophomore year, the trial, the fru tration, and the happy moment, we will remember them forever. The Cia of 1992 Jenny Blount Andrea Brinkman Angie Bryant Jodi Burger Jill orman look like he' bu ) at \vork. ould he be mi leading u? 71

73 Steve Fleck Elizabeth Fleig Aaron Hagedorn Michelle Hasselbrin~. Sue Henke Joseph Hurst Are you relaxed while you're studying Keith? You certainly look like it. 72

74 Tara Jacob April Klem Darren Klem Jeff Lehmkuhler Amy Luebbehu en William Meyer Kim Miller Rodney Mitchell.,-,- I Angie Mullen Jill orman.~ -...;e.'> ~~ Kim Oeding What's wrong Angie? You look like you're getting your picture taken. Amy 0 er Jason Persohn Keith Persohn Jamie Schaaf Tara Schnell athan Schuler Gary chultz 73

75 Brian Tretter Matthew Tretter Tara Uebelhor Amy VanKirk I. Tara, Elizabeth, and Amy clown around while their picture i 2. Andy Ebert i her weet elf as she mile for the camera. 3. Zak. Are you planning to be an artist? being taken. ice drawing 74

76 1. Pam Berg look like she knows what he' doing on the sewing machine. 1 \\Onder if he really does? 2. Brian i dre ed for ucce s a he pose at the podium. 3. Greg icard u e hi ability to control the occer ball. Paul Weyer Kelly Wiseman Jackie Zink 75

77 Freshmen 2et involved in FP activities As freshman class officers of this school year we are very hap PY with the thing we've accomplished. Being the youngest in the high school it was difficult to peak out for ideas, but our class participation as a whole was great. Everyone involved them elve and put 100 percent effort into the different projects and decorations. The spirit of the freshman class is very good and we hope it continue throughout our high chool years. The class of 1993 The fre hman class officers are Jerimah Cooper, vice president, Andy Hagadorn, pre ident, Paula Durcholz, ecretary, and Andrea Kemper, trea urer. Cassy Berg Chad Berg Matthew Berg Randy Berger Brian Bettag Chri Ble singer Bobby Boehman Ryan Borden J erimah Cooper Randy Dilger Yvonne Dittmer Bridget Dooley 76

78 Amber Wendholt says, "What's the deal?" Jennifer Englert Shelly Englert tarla Englert Erin Fleck Kevin Fleck teve Gehlhau en Vicki Goepferich Clifford Graves Ja on Haake Andy Hagedorn Ben Ha enour Adam Hassfurther Tina Has further Tammy Jefferie Martha Jochem Shelly, aren't you alway miling? 7

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80 Jes e 0 man Brian Partenheimer Renae doe some quick calculating in Mr. Mehling' clas. Cara Pund Michelle Pund Uonna Keckelhoff Kevin Reckelhoff Elizabeth Recker Amy Reutman Steve Gehlhau en i trying to get hi education from a magazine. 9

81 Ja on kelton Kevin Stallman Becky Striegel Gwen Toby Julie Tretter Jennifer Uebelhor Angie Vonderheide Dion Walz Rodney Weisman T.J. Montgomery trie to hide from the camera Amber Wendholt Keith Weyer Stuart Wilson Jennifer Wright Martin Zehr Bobby Zink 80

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83 Boys' team has a respectable season The Fore t Park boys' cro country team ended with are pectible ea on. Thi year ' team ha improved over the pa t few year with thi being one of their be t ea on according to oach Pat HaJI. Team member are Kurt Fleck, Brian Stetter, Jeremy Uebelhor, Kyle Schneider and Coach Pat Hall. Two enior wiji be lo t through graduation, Kurt Fleck and Brian Stetter. Returning \\iji be Jeremy ebelhor and Kyle chneider. I. Brian tetter race away from the Jeep in a home conte t. 2. Jeremy Uebelhor tretche out his lead. 2 2

84 Cross country girls win four, lose two Once again the girl ' cro country team had a good eason. They ended with a four and two record with wins at Southridge, Heritage Hills, Paoli and Southridge. They also won the Duboi - Crawford lnvitational.jenny Uebelhor and Andi Brinkman were named to the All Blue Chip Conference team. I. Jenny ebelhor truggles on with a turned ankle. 3. Former team member hri. iehaus encourage the FP girl before a match. Team member are andy chneider, Jenny ebelhor, Jenny Englert, Beth Keu ch, Charlotte Egler, ndi Brinkman and andy Englert. 4. harlotte Egler paces her elf down the stretch. 3

85 Tennis team falls to This year's boys' tennis team bowed out of the sectional at the hands of Southridge in the opening round. This year's team fell to a five and eight record and had a four and five record in Blue Chip Conference meets. 1. The team consists of, front row, Brad Fischer, Scott Tretter, Kurt Brinkman, Todd Klem, Bruce Persohn, Ryan Fleck and Kory Klem, back row, Coach Kim Bolling, Keith Weyer, Brian Tretter, Andy Hagedorn, Jason Hausenour Nathan Schuler and Aaron Hagedorn. 2. Scott Trette prepares to return a serve from his opponent. 3. Kur Brinkman is getting ready to serve for a point in one o his matches. 4. Scott lets Kory take a shot at a point i their doubles match 2 84

86 JV volleyball team wins BCC championship The JV volleyball team was 8-0 and won the Blue Chip Conference championship in The team huddles to hear what Coach Martha iehaus has to say to them. 2. Team members are, kneeling, Liz Recker, Jodi Burger, Elizabeth Fleig, Angie Weyer, Jill Mehling, Paula Durcholz and Kelly Luebbehu en, and standing, Varsity Coach Mary Lou Luebbehusen, student manager Judy Lange, Yvonne Dittmer, Renae Knu t, Amy Reutman, Andrea Kemper, Julie Tretter, Cara Pund, student manager Jackie Zink, Theresa Sherman and JV Coach Martha Niehaus. 3. Kelly Luebbehu en set Cara Pund for a kill in a game against Heritage Hill. 85

87 Volleyball team 8-0 in conference Team members arc, kneeling, Heather rv,.in, Kim chuler, Jenn}' Ruhe, Pam Berg, Debbie Winkler and tudent manager Jud}' Lange, tanding, i tant Coach :\1artha iehau, tudent manager There a herman, Michelle ch\vartz, Paula Me mer, nn Lueken, ut: Henke, Donna Fetter, student manager Jackie Zink, Head oach Mar} Lou Luebbehusen. This year' volle}'ball team compiled a record of and had many highlights. One of the mo. t exciting thing that happened was their undefeated record in the Blue hip onference. They compiled a record of -0. Thi year they were runner up in the ectional lo ing to Ja per. Even this wasn't the biggest new. Thi year' team urpri~ed tenth ranked Boonville \vith a \vin. nn Lueken became the leader of career kilb with 310. wards were handed out once agam with Donna l-etter winning MYP and ~etting av.ard vvith!51 a ists. nn Lueken took the spiking award with 93 kills, Paula Me mer lead in block., and Heather Er\\in lead in dig. Kim chuler had the highest serving average at 97 percent. Being named to the Blue Chip team were, nn Lueken and Debbie Winkler I. Deb prays that he hits the ball. 2. Opie \'vatche~ as Heather put. her be t ide to the camera. 3. Paula and Donna \'vatch in amazement a uc hits the ball out of the back court. 4. Debbie and Opie don't like their picture taken while playing ball. 86

88 Score box Opponent Harri'>on Vincennc'> Ri,et PiJ..c Central Barr Rec\c" Duboi'> Loogootee Jc!Ter'>Oll\ ille \lcmorial I loyd Central Boom llle outhridgc Tell City Ca'>tle orth " no\ \lanan Ht'> \\ a'>h. Catholic Heritage Hill'> hoah Orth PO'>C) Boon,ille \1 atcr Dei Perry Central outh Kno\ Ja'>per Reitt Dubo" Jasper Score I P 15-7; 15-4 I P 16-14; 15- PC 15-9; 13-15; 15-7 I P 13-15; 15-10: 15-3 FP I -'; r r 15-IO: J [ 15-13; 15-1::! \ I 5-15; 15-13; rc 16-14: 1:-9 I P 15-13; -15, ; TC 13-15; 15-10; 15-9 ( 15-5; 15- r r 15- : 15-9 I P 15- ; f P 15-4; 15-5 I P 14-16; 15-1; I P 15- ; " p 15-5; 15-6 B 15-3: 15-4 rr 15-13: 15-IO I P 15-11: 15-4 I P 15-4: 15-1:! J 15-': 15- R 15-1:!; 15-, I P 15-,: J 15-6;

89 Freshmen are 9-5 for The freshman basketball team had a very successful season finishing with a 9-5 record. Many of the players shared time between the junior varsity and frshman teams. Bob Zink was both the leading scorer and also the leading rebounder. 1. The freshman team. 2. Bob tries to work the ball inside. 3. Chad Lane takes the shot. 88

90 JV boys set record for game points The JV boys' basketball team had a record of 11-9 for the eason. They broke even at 4-4 in the Blue Chip Conference. The highlight of the year was tieing the school record for most points scored in a single game (76). 1. The boys' JV basketball team. 2. Kevin Fleck dominates the crowd going up for the rebound as Bobby Boehman and Nate Schuler wait for the results. 89

91 Rangers are sectional champs eason record Opponent FP Cannelton Crawford Co Wa hington Cath onh Po ey Tell ity Loogootee outh Knox Southridge a tie Barr Reeve outh pencer pring Valley Tecumseh Perry Central Dubois Pike Central Vincenne Rivet Heritage Hills onh Knox hoal outhridge ( ) Ja per ( ) onh Harri on (r)

92 The Forest Park Ranger defeated Southridge and Ja per to capture the chool's first ectional title. The boys fini hed the year with a 15-8 record. They lo t to North Harrison in overtime at Washington in the regional. Coach Denny Doutaz said, "It wa a great game for the team and a great display of loyalty by the fan. " I. The ectional champion Ranger boy ' var ity basketball team. 2. Brian Doutaz dishes off one of hi team-leading as i ts. 3. Mike Knies display his hustle and leader hip in the sectional. 4. Brent Lane point for a lob pa. 5. Jay Burger rips off another rebound. 91

93 Girls have a successful season Don Pru z. Momentum built as the end of the ea on approached. The Lady Ranger avenged an early sea on loss to Duboi in the sectional, which was the highlight of the eason according to Coach Prusz. "State-ranked Pike Central proved to be too much, and the sea on ended as all mu t," he added. I. The girl ' var ity basketball team. 2. Paula Messmer controls the tip. 3. The girls huddle up before the game begin. 3. Ann Lueken shoots a free throw. The Lady Ranger ch;ed out a ucce sful campaign by bowing out to eventual regional champion Pike Central in the final game of the Jasper sectional. Thi year' team had a very strong front line and punished its opponents on the inside. A school record for rebounds wa et by thi team. Plagued by injury and illness before Christma, the team truggled somewhat. Following the break the wheel started rolling and the team jelled according to Coach Season record Opponent FP Opponent FP Loogootee South Knox Perry Central Tell City Evan ville Harrison Shoal Southridge Heritage Hills Dubois Springs Valley Tecum eh Evansville Bosse North Knox Barr Reeve Crawford County Wa hington Catholic Vincennes Rivet Dubois (sectional) Jasper Pike Central (sectional)

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95 Girls' JV team posts 14 wins The girls' JV basketball team won 14 of their 16 games for the season. They also won the holiday tourney which they hosted. In the final game of the tourney they beat a tough Washington team I. The girls' JV basketball team. 2. Ebby Fleig shoots a free throw. 3. Ebby puts the shot up as Jodi Burger, Shelly Englert and Kelly Luebbehusen get into position for the rebound. 94

96 Cheerleaders boost spirit at games and pep sess1ons The cheerleader Jed the cheering sections at all the boys' basketball game. They were al o in charge of organizing dre -up day, pep session and ectional week activitie. I. The varsity cheerleaders are Vicki Fe t, Lana Ble inger, Jill Rothgerber, Tri ta Wilson and Renae Borden. 2. The JV cheerleader are Andi Ebert, Mi y Boehman, Judy Lange, Jennifer Vaeth and Jennifer Schaeffer. 3. The fre hrnan cheerleader are Cara Pund, Jennifer Englert and Amber Wendholt. 95

97 Two wrestlers win sectional titles Season record Opponent FP Gibson outhern Yincenne Terre Haute outh Gibson outhern onh Knox outhridge Evan ville Harrison Clarksville Providence onh Knox onh Posey II Pike Central Tecum eh harte ton Tell City Washington Jasper Heritage Hill Boonville Evansville Bos e

98 s Despite a record of the wrestling team had a good year. Craig Recker and Mike Jahn won sectional titles. Craig advanced to the emi-state for the second year in a row. Mike was defeated in the regionals, but he put up a good fight according to Coach Kevin Wertman. Coach Wertman said, "Craig, Mike and Chris Zink had a good year for us. Craig was 30-2, undefeated during the season. Mike was and a sectional champ. Chris was 15-5 for the year." 1. Ryan Borden gets ready to pin his opponent. 2. Coach Wertman and Assistant Coach Jeff Johnson watch the action. 3. Craig has his hand raised in victory. 4. Team members watch from the bench as a teammate score two points. 5. The wrestling team. 6. Chris is ready to take his opponent to the mat. 97

99 Ranger girls are 10-3; send eight to regional The girls' track team ended a very ucce ful season with 10 win and three lo se. According to Coach Tom Beach there were many highlight in the 1990 ea on. Fir t the Ranger girl won their own invitational. Then they won the Duboi Relay. They fini hed fourth at the Ja per ectional and eight girl qualified for the Bedford Regional. I. Paula Durcholz et a new chool record (4.I) in the 300m hurdle. 2. The 1600m relay team of Chri Gie ler, Jill Rothgerber, Yvonne Dittmer and Andi Kemper et a new chool record of 4: 16. and qualified for regional. 3. The 1990 girl 'track team. 4. The 400m relay team of Kim Schuler, Jodi Burger, Chri Gie ler and Jill Rothgerber advanced to the state final. 5. Andi Kemper tretche out in the long jump at the Ja per ectional. 9

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102 The boy ' track team wrapped up their ea on by qualifying in II of the 15 events in the ectional. arly in the ea on they beat a strong Heritage Hills team. The boys fini hed econd in the Duboi Relay and were fourth at the Blue Chip Conference meet. I. Brent Lane makes a perfect pas to Brian Doutaz. 2. The 1990 boy 'track team. 3. Mike Knie get ready to hand off to Nate Schuler. 3. Brian tetter lead the pack. 4. Vince Sermersheim wa named MVP. 4. Jeremy Englert and Brian Stetter set the pace in a di tance event. 101

103 Rangers tie for Blue Chip Conf. title The var ity ba eball team balanced II win again t 14 lo e for the 1990 ea on. The Ranger tied for the Blue Chip Conference champion hip. Junior Jay Burger broke the chool record for both home run (7) and triple (7). oach Jim Mehling aid, "We graduated even enior who have been instrumental in the ucce s of the program." The leading hitter wa Jay Burger with a.379 batting average. Ryan Fleck led the pitcher with a 7 -I record. I. The 1990 Ranger var ity baseball team. 2. Ja on Ha enour get a hit. 2. Jay Burger eros es the plate. 3. Ryan Brinkman warms up hi pitching arm. 4. Ja on just can't believe that wa a trike. 5. Chri Zink add one to the coreboard. 6. The Rangers huddle up before the game starts. 102

104 11 Opponent FP 5 Mater Dei 3 0 Castle II 2 Washington 3 5 Washington II 2 Pike Central 3 5 ortheast Dubois 0 10 Boonville 13 3 South Knox 3 2 Southridge 7 2 Vincennes Rivet 8 10 Harri on 13 I Harri on 15 3 orth Knox 6 13 Heritage Hill 6 5 Loogootee 0 5 Memorial 14 4 orth Po ey I 2 Wa hington Catholic 3 4 Shoals 2 7 Ja per 7 II Evansville Reitz 9 7 Princeton 5 2 Crawford County 2 8 Barr Reeve 10 6 Sectional Jasper

105 JVbaseball team is 8-4 for a wet '90 season with many rain outs The word for the 1990 JV baseball season was "wet." Out of their 25 scheduled game, 13 were either rained out or cancelled becau e area schools didn't have enough players. The rain and cancellations made for a frustrating spring for the young Rangers, but they till salvaged a winning season with an 8-4 record. Highlights included win at Loogootee (9-3) and South Knox (5-3). The Ranger a! o ended their eason with a doubleheader sweep at home against Heritage Hill (8-7 and 1-0). Coach Rock Emmert said, "It' unfortunate that the weather pervented us from e tablishing any continuity. This group ha a lot of athletic ability. They just need to work hard and practice whenever po sible to improve their baseball skills. Hopefully in the future the weather will allow them to get more experience in game ituations. '' I. Scott Dilger hit a few into the netting. 2. T.J. Montgomery make the ba e lines. 3. Bobby Boehman warm up in the bullpen. 4. The 1990 JV baseball team. (Aaron Hagedorn i mi sing from photo.) 104

106 Three girls named All-Conference The girls' tennis team had three girls named to the Blue Chip All-Conference Team. They were Becky Olinger (number two ingles) and Ann Lueken and Heather Erwin (number one doubles). The girls po ted a 4-7 season record, and Ann and Heather went undefeated through the regular ea on. In the ectional the girls lost to Northeast Duboi 5-0 in the first round. I. The 1990 girl 'tennis team. 2. Debbie Winkler how them her best serve. 3. Ann makes the return and charge to the net

107 Golfers win 4; Todd goes to regional The golf team wa fourth in the Blue Chip onference for Their eason record was Even though the team fini hed tenth in the ectional, Todd Klem was the runner up a an individual and advanced to the regional. oach Bill Dittmer aid, "We hate to ee enior Todd and Brian Berg leave. We need to get more young kids; we need more junior high tudent involved in golf. Kurt Brinkman, tu Wil on, Matt Berg and Joe Hurst were all beginner this year, and we expect better scores from them next year.'' 1. The 1990 golf team. 2. Todd loosen up on the driving range before the match begin. 3. Steve Berg practice hi putting

108 Youth of '89 soccer team is a factor Considering the youth of this year's soccer team, Coach Rock Emmert was pleased with the overall effort. Eight of the regulars were eighth and ninth graders. On Oct. 10, 1989, the FP soccer team closed out their season with a disappointing 4-1 loss to Jasper. On Oct. 7, 1989, the Rangers were eliminated from the sectional tournament, held at Mitchell, when they lost to Evansville Central 9-0. Coach Emmert said, "Losing key players from last year like Hamilton, Knies and Schipp really hurt us. But the varsity experience of the younger players will strengthen their play in the future." Coach Emmert said there are four changes he would like to see for FP soccer. First, he would like to see an organized junior high program with a schedule of their own. Second, he said, "I'd like to see a revised high school schedule that would allow us to compete with schools more at our level." Third, he thinks deserving high school soccer players should earn varsity letters. And fourth he would like to see more adult support and leadership, ideally in the form of an organized soccer booster club. 1. Chris Zink heads the ball toward the net. 2. Walt Jordan practices some free shots to goalie Mike Sander. 3. Team members get inten e before the match tart. 107

109 Sports awards presented Nov. 7 and May 21 port award were pre ented on ov. 7 for fall port and May 21 for winter and pring sport. Seniors Mike A ward winners C ro s country: boys' MVP, Brian tetter; girl ' MVP, Jennifer Uebelhor. Volleyball: MVP, Donna Fetter; as ist, Donna Fetter; erving, Kim chuler; piking, Ann Lueken; defen e, Heather Erwin and Paula Me mer. occer: MVP, Chri Zink. Boys' ba ketball: MVP, Mike Knies; teals and recoveries, Brent Lane; productivity, Brent Lane; free throw, Brian Doutaz; field goals, Mike Knie ; defen e, Jay Burger; rebounds, Brent Lane; assists, Brian Doutaz. Girl ' ba ketball: MVP and field goal, Ann Lueken; teal, free throw and a i t, Chri Giesler. Wrestling: MVP and takedown, Craig Recker; most improved, Mike Jahn; pin, Chri Zink. Golf: MVP, Todd Klem; most improved, teve Berg. Boy ' track: MVP, Vince Sermersheim; most valuable runner, Kirk Wyman. Girl ' track: MVP, Kim Schuler; most improved, Jodi Burger; most valuable field, Andi Kemper; mo t valuable runner, Paula Durcholz. Cheerleading: Lana Blessinger, Trista Wilson, Jill Rothgerber. Girl ' tenni : MVP's, Ann Lueken and Heather Erwin. Knie and nn Lueken received the award blanket a the out tanding senior athletes. 108

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121 Another year has gone by... and we will never forget what it held for all of us. The future i ahead and there is no looking back, except in these page. We will always hold a special place in our hearts for our memorie of Forest Park. We will set our goals high and always strive for succe, but we will never forget these classic memories. The 1990 Tracer taff would like to say thank you to the people who helped make this yearbook po ible. Robert McCarty Photography provided a lot of the pic- tures in these pages. We also want to thank The Ferdi nand ew and The Herald (especially Mr. Tim Meye1 for haring orne of their pictures with us. Mr. Steve Purr phrey, our repsentative of Herff Jones, deserves a than you for helping with things like designing the cover o the book. We appreciate the faculty, staff, coaches and sponsm for helping us to get pictures and information on all th chool activities. And thanks to Mr. Ed Walston, th yearbook adviser, for all the work he did on this book The yearbook stal Becky Olinger... Editor and Personalitie Section Chris Zink Sports Section Sandy Berry.... Activities Section Brent Lane Advertising Section Special Contributions Jenny Ruhe, Debbie Winkler, Brian Doutaz, Angie Bryant and Angie Mullen (j 120