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

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Wishing You Well As a theme for the annual Junior-Senior-Faculty ;:J Banquet the Juniors chose “Wishing You Well.” The cafeteria was banked with dogwood and beautiful ;flowers of the spring as the Seniors excitedly made ,Y; their appearance on the evening of May 10. A beautiful ■ wishing well fashioned by the dextrous hands of the ..-‘-i Junior boys was the center of attraction. Joan Oeding and George Boeglin V» were taken by surprise as the secret ballot o f the Juniors elected them king and queen. “Let me have your autograph,” was the familiar phrase heard as memory books were passed from student to student and teacher to wSs teacher. §f®

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Bid Farewell The Daughters of Isabella were hosts to the Seniors at the traditional breakfast served in the high school cafeteria immed- iately after the 8:30 Communion Mass at the parish church. Fifty-nine Crusaders took their place in the ranks of adults the world over as they received their coveted diplomas from Bishop Grimmelsman, of Evansville, the night of May 21. Joyful, but tear- stained at the thought of leaving cherished friends, the graduates took leave of St. Ferdinand High as the band played the recessional, “Homage to Youth.” Fifty-Nine Graduates