St Ferdinand High School - Crusader Yearbook (Ferdinand, IN)

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ROSA LEE WIRTHWEIN Which one is this? It must be Rosa Lee because Vera Lee follows. Yes, she is one of our gay but confusing little twins. When asked about her favorite subject, she discovers she has none; when asked about a particular hobby, she says she doesn't have one; when asked about her future, she is unde- cided. Hence, she still leaves us in confusion. VERA LEE WIRTHWEIN Yes, this is the other half of our twin set. Being the older of the two, it seems that Vera Lee is always looking after her younger sister. Neatness holds first place with her. She likes to dance and sew and is good at both. SENIOR SENT TO INDIANAPOLIS John Olinger represented St. Ferdinand High in his role as Page at the State House in late winter. One senior boy from every high school in Dubois County was granted the same privilege. John was selected by the faculty to take part in this interesting day's program.

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CLARA MAE SCHIPP SENIORS Reigning as Basketball Queen was an honor bestowed upon Clara Mae in her Senior year. She was St. Ferdinand High’s re- presentative in the Daughters of the Revolution contest. She is a member of the foursome, consisting of Barbara, Ann, Sandy and herself. Her plans are to enter St. Mary’s School of Nursing at Evansville in the fall. David schnieders If you want to get David’s attention, just start talking about cars since motors and mechanics are his main interests. How- ever, he enjoys other activities as he was an initial member of St. Ferdinand High Boys’ Glee Club. As a Senior he held the office of class secretary. LINDA STECZYK If silence speaks louder than words, this little lady must speak worlds, for she is always seen but never heard. When assistance is needed at any time or at any place, Linda is ready to lend a helping hand. There is one strange thing about her, however-- her last name--no one knows how to pronounce it and is still less able to spell it. Kathleen tellman Kathy’s talent lies in the music department, as she plays not only the piano but also the bell lyre and the field drums. Dancing is the highlight of her leisure moments. Her magnetic giggle is sure to attract attention and has helped her form a long line of friends.

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SENIOR NAME LIKES DISLIKES ROBERT AUFFART TOM BACKER ROSE ANN BECHER ESTHER BEGLE VIRLEE BEGLE PEGGY BETTAG JOE BOEGLIN JIM BOLTE ALBERT DILGER WILFRED BRINKMAN REBECCA DOUGLAS DENNIS DURCHOLZ BONNIE FISCHER KENNY FISCHER DAVID GREEN WELL PATTY HAGEDORN DAN HAUSER IMELDA HEDINGER BARBARA HELMING LEE ROY HOFFMAN GERALD HOLTZMAN Onions Sports Service Stations Movies Dances Branchville Black-eyed peas Popular music Cheesburgers Watermelon Ripe olives Basketball The Rustic Skunks Money Dancing To chew gum Branchville To drive Ivy League caps Skating School Being in front row Typing assignments Watching TV on Saturday nights Chili St. Meinrad Girls Hillbilly music Typing class Typing A person named Lucky Strike Onions Opera singers Rock ’n roll music Women Nosey people Dale Show-offs My temper Arthur Godfrey Business English