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

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T edmtd . . . As we Seniors leave the friendly halls of S.F.H.S. for the last time, we take with us an album of memories never to be forgotten. We have had our laughs and perhaps a tear or two, but all of them went toward making us educated young men and women who will proudly bear the title Crusader” for the remainder of our lives. In these turbulent times when materialism is too often substituted for the real; spiritual values, we Seniors are most grateful for the privilege of having received a good Catholic ed- ucation. Through it we learned not only the State's requirements but also God's requirements; not only chemical formulas but also God's formula for heaven. And so it is that we wish to dedicate the '62 CRUSADER to the persons responsible for giv- ing us this tremendous opportunity. Who is more responsible than you, the members of the community of Ferdinand, who have so generously contributed to the building of this Catholic institution?. It is because of you that we go out into the world a little better prepared to meet problems that a mathematical equation could never solve. Thus we ask you, the community of Ferdinand, to accept this dedication as a token of our sincere appreciation for all the sacrifices you have made to give us this advantage. Vo Viu Oua tommtuJuf 3

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'Tjln ii Complete Statement Which Si JL tmtme --Virginia Woolf ’’Books, like friends, should be few and well chosen. --Samuel Paterson. Pictured on this introductory page are books, either long es- tablished or somewhat contemporary, to which students refer in their studies or simply read for moments of pleasure in the enjoyment of beauty. Walt Whitman once said, In the civilization of today it is un- deniable that over all the arts, literature dominates, serves beyond all. It is for this reason that we have chosen as our theme literature, the teacher of life, love, and truth. Because of literature, our means of bridging the years, the privilege of knowing the minds of such great men as Cicero and Shakespeare has not been denied us. 4 Contenti Page Administration.....................6 Faculty............................7 Activities.........................9 Studies.......................... 31 Page Sports.......................... 39 Students........................ 49 Advertisements.................. 75