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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

Published by the Senior Class St Jwlmd Jiujk School JwJmjuL, 3odum Volume 10 “America, America, God shed His grace on thee. We, as members of Christ’s Mystical Body, citizens of America, and members of the senior class of St. Ferdinand High School, realize and appreciate the blessings God has bestowed on America, our school, and us. We are proud to be recognized as Americans. We bear the name of St. Ferdinand High School Crusaders with dignity. As we recall the joys and sorrows of the year gone by and record them in our annual, we reflect that all our endeavors were carried out in the name of God, country, and school. It is for this reason then that we, the graduating class of 1963, dedicate the 63 Crusader to God, country, and school. 2 . . School “MAN OF THE YEAR Distinguishing him for his outstanding work, TIME MAGAZINE bestowed the title “Man of the Year for 1962 on our Holy Father, Pope John XXIII. Truly fitting, this title signifies Pope John’s importance in the world of today. Our Holy Father’s love for his children can be seen in many ways, especially by his title, “The Servant of the Servants of God. ’ Through his encyclical, MATER ET MAGISTRA, Pope John is attempting to improve the social and economic conditions prevalent in the world today. Striving for unity, the Holy Father called the Second Vatican Council in 1962. In answer to his plea for prayers for the success of the Council, the students of St. Ferdinand High School gathered around the campus shrine of Our Lady of Fatima on the opening day of the Council, October 11, 1962, the feast of the Maternity of Our Lady, to recite the rosary. 4 GofU tU Page Administration....................5 Faculty...........................6 Activities........................9 Studies..........................27 Page Sports.........................35 Students......................45 School Life....................71 Advertisements................77 REV. DAVID DUESING, O.S.B., SUPERINTENDENT St. Meinrad College, Notre Dame University, DePaul University Subjects: Sociology, Religion III. SISTER MARY VICTOR, O.S.B., PRINCIPAL St. Benedict College, Catholic University of America, Notre Dame University Subjects: Latin II, Health. MR. ROBERT MAXEY - American Problems, Physical Education, U.S. History SISTER M. DAMIAN, O.S.B. Home Economics, Biology German I, II SISTER MARY EVE, O.S.B. Band, Chorus 6 MR RICHARD GIBSON - Mechanical Drawing, Chemistry, Shop, Physics MR. EDWARD EVRARD - Agriculture, Biology, General Science MR. JAMES WAHL - Geometry, Trigonometry, Advance Algebra, Analytical Geometry, Physical Education 3 FR. SIMON, O. S.B. - World History, Religion I, II FR. HUBERT, O.S.B. - Latin I, II; Sociology, Religion SISTER M. CARLITA, O.S.B. Algebra I, Latin I SISTER MARY GERVASE, O.S.B. - General Math, Religion I, English I, II, Health SISTER MARY DOMINIC, O.S.B. - English II, IV; Journalism SISTER MARY BONIFACE, O.S.B. - English III, General Business The Crusader staff wishes to express its gratitude and appreciation to the cooks, Mrs. Hubert Berg, Mrs. Urban Lueken, and Mrs. Gervase Berg, for our delicious lunches and to our busy janitor, Mr. Linus Wendholt, who is always around when he is needed. 'Immd MRS. HUBERT BERG MRS. URBAN LUEKEN The Student Council inaugurated their officers and repre- sentatives on Tuesday, November 6, 1962. Jim Fischer, master of ceremoinies, introduced Sister Mary Victor, who administered the oath of office to Vice-President Edwin Tretter. Edwin subsequently swore in the president, Dennis Schaefer, Donna Mehringer, secretary, and David Weyer, treasurer. Other representatives inaugurated were Edward Pauckner, Gerald Muth, Marguerite Dilger, Charlotte Steinhart, Tom Schipp, Mary Lou Hoffman, Kenny Hauser, Janet Barth, Linda Fleig, Fred Drach, Gary Hildenbrand, Glenda Seng, Gene Tempel, Carol Stenftenagel, Gail Thompson, John Keller, Dennis Persohn, Linda Vaal, Aline Fleck, and Irvin Ebert. Stiuktti Cornui Student Council members, Carol Stenftenagel and Glenda Seng supervise the library at noon hour. The Constitution Committee met in Febru- ary to revise the constitution. The Committee members are Donna Meh- ringer, Marguerite Dilger, Edwin Tretter, Kenny Hauser, Gary Hildenbrand, Fred Drach, and Irvin Ebert. 10 6.S.M.6. The Catholic Students' Mission Crusade has many goals. The students must be Crusaders for Christ. As students in a Catholic high school we should have not only team spirit; but like Christ, we must be alive to the needs of others and of the world. Pope Pius XII tells us that to be mission - minded is a serious obligation of every Christian. We must think big! How can I make sure that I think and act like Christ? How can I help spread the gospel of Christ all over the globe? The C.S. M. C. helps us to be conscious of our responsibility to be missionaries through class projects, assemblies, sacrifices and prayers for the Kingdon of Christ. We will join with Christ, saying with Isaiah the Prophet, Lord, send me the strength to use my time and talents for Your cause. Father Schroering, M. M., a native of Jasper, Indiana, related his experiences of missionary work in Japan, School officers of the Mission Crusade -are Ernest Brames, President; Terry Olinger, Vice-President; Eugene Verkamp, Secretary; Susan Steltenpohl, Treasurer; and Father Hubert, Moderator. The Catholic Students' Mission Crusade, in its first year at St. Ferdinand High School, proved to be very successful with 100% enrollment in the Senior class, 93% in the Junior class, 70% of the Sophomores, and 46% of the Freshmen. Edwin Schilling points out to James Peters, Susanne Knust, and Caroline Toby what the mission-minded students have contributed to the Bishops' Relief Fund. After long, hard work the backstage crew celebrates with punch and brownies. 7% Gm Henrietta Dudley...................Ruth Neihaus Jane Christian.....................................Carol Klem Bessie Palmer.............................................Diane Wendholt Sam Banks........................................Albert Berger Hulda............................................Mary Auffart Jim Dudley ......................................Gilbert Fleck Sally Dudley....................................Brenda Hagedorn Barbara Young.............................Mary Lou Hoffman Bill Hicks...............................................Dennis Schaefer Bertram Weeks....................................Edwin Tretter Hubert Young....................................Edward Pauckner Directress........................Sister Mary Dominic, O. S.B. Look! This gun is loaded with real bullets. If you aren’t on that bourse by the time I count three, I’m going to shoot! I'm g-g-g-going! Sam 7% The action of Swing Your Partner takes place at the Dudley Dude Ranch—Way Out West in Arizona! Barbara has taken a fancy to odd Mr. Weeks. In fact, wants to marry him! Mr. Weeks is willing, but Barbara is afraid her father won't be able to picture Bertie as the fearless, tall Westerner he hoped his daughter would marry, writes a letter to her father extolling Bertie’s ability to out- shoot and out-ride a dozen cowboys. What happens to poor Bertie shouldn't happen to a wild coyote! Complications come thick and fast. she She 13 PROOFREADERS—Patty Lueken, Ruth Niehaus, Charlotte Steinhart, Carol Klem, Donna Mehringer. Jjtm St4 PAPER LAYOUT-SEATED: Nancy Schum, Brenda Lubbers, Patty Schaefer, Jim Fischer, Emie Brames, Jerry Schaefer, Diane Wendholt, Carol Fischer, Susie Drach. STANDING: Edwin Tretter, Marguerite Dilger. THE LANCE Published monthly by the Journalism Class of ST. FERDINAND HIGH SCHOOL FERDINAND, INDIANA HEADLINE WRITERS—BACK ROW: Mary Auffart, Irma Jean Dali, Mary Margaret Peters, Mary Lou Hoffman. FRONT ROW: Edward Pauckner, Dennis Schaefer. Co-Editors--Charlotte Steinhart, Edwin Tretter First-Page Editors--Patty Lueken, Brenda Lubbers Feature Editors--Donna Mehringer, Marguerite Dilger Sports Editors—Jim Fischer, Emie Brames Staff Writers--Susie Drach, Carol Klem, Patty Schaefer, Ruth Niehaus, Mary Lou Hoffman. Typists--Mary Margaret Peters, Mary Auffart, Diane Wendholt, Irma Jean Dali Make-up--Nancy Schum Photography—Dennis Schaefer, Gerald Schaefer Circulation Managers--Irma Jean Dali, Diane Wendholt, Mary Auffart Business Manager--Edward Pauckner Advertising Managers--Carol Fischer, Nancy Schum Adviser--Sister Mary Dominic, O.S.B. CO-EDITORS Patricia Lueken fi Donna Mehringer Ruth Niehaus Carol Klem Bienda Lubbers LEFT: Rev. Blaise Hettich, O. S. B., holds a confer- ence with junior and senior boys in St. Jude’s Chapel at St. Meinrad, Indiana. 'JZ xthtioti Junior and senior boys make use of the Ques- tion Box submitting questions which were answered during a ques- tion and answer period. The Rev. Conrad Louis, O. S. B., lectures to the freshman and sopho- more boys on Thurdsay, May 2, the day set aside for the boys day of recollection. BELOW: Underclassmen relax during noon hour to re- fresh themselves for an afternoon of conferences and meditation. RIGHT: On Fri- day, May 3, part of the girl’s day of recollection was spent praying privately either in the Archabbey Church or the chapel. 18 %um Gwk tim Patricia Lueken and Brenda Lubbers, seniors at St. Ferdinand High School, graduated in music on Sunday, October 28, 1962. The graduation recital was held in the high school gymnasium. Patricia Lueken at the piano. Rev. Thomas Allen, guest speaker from Louis- ville, presented diplomas to Patricia, his cousin, and Brenda. Both graduates, piano students of Mrs. Marie Senninger, have completed ten years of work and study in music. The program included three piano solos by each girl, a cornet solo by Patricia, a piano duet, and a vocal selection by Glenda Schreiner. Glenda Schreiner, also a student of Mrs. Senninger, sang the selection, The End of a Perfect Day. 1 ■ f§ %mvi-Sam- Jmihf 'Batiftft Marvin Hicks and his band from Loo- gootee furnished the music for dancing. mmi The food disappeared like Magic, sw r mm � imt u i 'HttjWi { The faculty share with us the Magic Moments. 'Tluhuk to Somj On April 21 the band and chorus, under the direction of Sister Mary Eve, paid their tribute to song by playing and singing excellent selections of concert, inspirational, sacred, folk, and patriotic music. The audience was enthusiastic about the special section of the pro- gram featuring songs from the Broadway production, Sound of Music. Carol Klem as Maria sang the title song, The Sound of Music. George Becher and Kathy Seidl sang the charming Sixteen, Going on Seventeen. Climb Every Mountain in which Mother Abbess advises the departing Trapp family featured Mary Lou Hoffman as soloist. Master of ceremonies, Pat Stallings, helped the audience to appreciate the background and appropriateness of the selections. - Judi Schnieders, Brenda Lubbers, Nancy Patty Lueken. ROW TWO.-ElaineGoepferich, Ebert, Patty Becher, Kaye Leinenbach, James Mary C. Hasenour, Carol Klem, Randal Steve Boehman, Jim Kemper, Ronnie Gehl David Schum, Roger Schuler, and Student CHORUS--M. Luebbehusen, R. Zink, L. Schaefer, R. Hulsman, B. Wissel, B. Hedinger, G. Becher, O. Hoffman, T. Woebkenberg, K. Seidl, C. Klem, M. Hoffman. ROW TWO: S. Wagner, D. Recker, N. Oeding, M. Wehr, E. Heilers, G. Hildenbrand, B. Schaeffer, D. Schum, K. Klein, R. Schuler, E. Bromm, R. Knies, D. Bosler, N. Persohn. ROW THREE: M. Durcholz, R. Drach, J. Gudorf, C. Verkamp, G. Thompson, P. Gutgsell, M. Hauser, M. Kordes. ROW FOUR: C. Stenftenagel, B. Meh- ling, I. Sander, M. Knies, J. Hedinger, J. Berg, L. Bettag, L. Leinenbach, M. Haake, J. Heilers, V. Meyer, L. Bolte, M. Kersteins, C. Hedinger, J. Goepfrich. ROW FIVE: E. Oser, V. Helming, R. Auffart, M. Gogel, S. Hedinger, M. Leisman, C. Tempel, N. Berg, N. Meyer, R. Hedinger, L. Goepferich, M. Verkamp, M. Schnieders, M. Schipp, A. Fleck. ROW SIX: R. Greenwood, C. Luebbe- husen, M. Moeller, P. Reckelhoff, E. Boeckman, L. Kemper, J. Klem, L. Vaal, M. Buechler, R. . Verkamp, J. Hasenour, J. Schipp, M. Helming, D. Schlachter, I. Aders, M. O’Connor. Patty Lue- ken at the piano and Sister Mary Eve directing. Schum, Norma Schipp, Nancy Becher, Sharon Bieker, Terry Uebelhor, Sharon Eckerle, Mary Jo Hedinger, Mary Schwoeppe, Susan Steltenpohl, MaryJoEckerle, BettyStenftenagel, Terry Ruxer, Sharon Haake,Carol Schnieders, Mark Hubers, Jerry Egloff, Billy Wissel, George Becher. ROW THREE: Sister Mary Eve, Schaefer, Delbert Weyer, Bernard Hedinger, MaryJoBoehman, Karen Ruxer, John Kemper, David Gaesser, hausen, Mary Schwindel, Mary Jean Fritz, Phyllis Meyer, Marcella Pauckner, Janet Werne, Tom Ruhe, Director, David Weyer. 23 At 4:00 student speaker Edwin Tretter expressed the class' appre- ciation of Christian education and its importance for the future. GmJuim On May 26 the Seniors sang the 8:30 High Mass at St. Ferdinand Church and then came to the school cafeteria for breakfast which was sponsored by the Daughters of Isabella. The big day had begun! Mary Ann Auffart receives her diploma from the Bishop. The long-awaited moment had arrived ! Rev. Lawrence Moll reminded the graduates they must go now and live what they have learned. Be ye doers of the word. Francis Brinkman receives his diploma from the Bishop, and after him each graduate in turn kneels to kiss the Bishop's ring and receive the diploma. Atioti k tk Jmt oh KmMtjt The cherished diploma is mine at last, Brenda Hage- dorn seems to be thinking. The thoughtful faces of these graduates show the serious thoughts that are theirs. Serious thoughts and perhaps a few sad thoughts, but now the eyes of Albert Berger and the others, too, are toward the future. 25 One sometimes sees strange sights on a picnic! I'm starting my diet tomorrow. Diane Vaal gives a report in general science class. %ajhmti A LEFT: The students listen attentively in an attempt to comprehend the solution of an Analytic Geometry problem. RIGHT: Mr. Wahl distributes tests to Advanced Algebra class. ABOVE: Algebra I students are absorbed in ing a test. RIGHT: Mr. Wahl looks on as a student explains a geometric theorem. LEFT: Judy Klem proves her ability to find the hypotenuse of a right triangle to Sister and the other students in General Math class. 29 Jjuujm ja Judy Becher gives a report of her four year stay in Ger- many to an interested German class. Glenda Seng narrates and Tonto (Val Fleig) watches ap- provingly while the Lone Ranger (Terry Olinger) knocks Black Bart (Eugene Heilers) out cold in order to free Miss Kitty (Barbara Berger). The Latin skit was given by the second year students on Latin Day, April 10. The Juniors are reading the part of each character in Shakespeare's play, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. 'Rdi ]M The Junior girls' religion class listens attentively as Father David, O.S.B. explains the matter. GovmmM Mr. Maxey distributes the weekly AMERICAN OBSERVER newspaper to the fifth period government class. Would Jiat wj Pointing out a certain area on the map to the Sophomore world history class is Father Simon, O.S.B. 31 Francis Brinkman reads his report to the members of the Junior- Senior Agriculture Class. The Shorthand I students are becoming experts through practice and hard wo?k. The energetic Juniors use the skills they have learned in Typing I. They don't seem to add up to the same sum in the Bookkeeping Practice Sets. 32 HommJmj The Sophomore homemaking class, under the supervision of their teacher, Sister M. Damian, was host at a Snowflake Party given after school hours. The honored guests at this get together were the girls who work in the cafeteria every day. Serving the party punch in the foreground are Nancy Persohn and Georgia Ann Vaal, from left to right. At Christmas time, these enthusiastic young homemakers baked and gift-wrapped individual fruit demitasse cakes for each pupil at Marion Day School. The girls also constructed twelve music stands for the symphonette band. Stuffed toys were made by the class and presented to the children in surrounding hospitals. Several round table and panel discussions involving homemaking and the qualities of a good homemaker were conducted during the year. The boys taking shop, under the direction of their instructor, Mr. Richard Gibson, are shown com- pleting the various projects they undertook during the school year. The boys are from left to right: Francis Brinkman, Bill Ward, Gilbert Fleck, John Hagedorn, Kenny Pund, George Knies, Nor- bert Luebbehusen, Mr. Gibson, and Jim Ruhe seen in the fore- ground. The Girls' Physical Education Class under the leadership of Bertha Shepers are shown doing their warm-up exercises. The Girls' Athletic Association (G. A. A.) now affiliated with the Indiana G.A. A. League under the guidance of Sister Mary Dominic and Sister Mary Aquin was organized in January, 1963. Shown at the right during a tense moment of a G.A. A. basketball game are Karen Ruxer, Eileen Weyer, Linda Fleig, Mary Elizabeth Mattingly, and Irma Pund. 34 Zdmim The officers of the newly organized G. A. A. are Phyllis Hoge, Vice-President; Ann Niehaus, President; Nancy Becher, Secretary; Karen Ruxer, Treasurer. G.A A ■■1 The fighting Crusaders' team spirit produced the best seasonal record since 1956, with 13 victories and 8 losses. Ed Pauckner's injury put out of play for five games and the sectional. His absence gave the other players the opportnuity to prove their ability to handle the ball by winning 3 of 5 in the remaining seasonal games. Throughout the season, fighting sharpshooter, Jim Ruhe, showed his ability to rebound and hit from the field. Ed Pauckner led the team in rebounding and points. His seasonal average was 16.8. Captain Gene Vaal and Co-Captain Jim Werne also contributed their fair share to the scoring column. 'Kecod 13 Wins — 8 Losses OPP. SFHS Otwell 52 61 Dubois 49 55 Holland 51 54 Oil Township 46 50 Dale 53 52 Rex Mundi 76 49 Chrisney 55 62 Vincennes Catholic 49 77 Mater Dei 49 62 Springs Valley 58 45 Rockport 46 44 Ireland 67 49 Cannelton 55 68 Spurgeon 27 58 Lynville 58 55 Washington Catholic 46 52 Winslow 58 63 St. John's 64 53 1963 SQUAD -- Bill Hagedorn, Guard; Lee Joe Wer- ne, Center; Jim Ruhe, Forward; Fred Drach, Center; Gene Vaal, Guard; Ed Pauckner, Center; Jim Werne, Guard; Dennis Oeding, Forward; Kenny Tretter, Guard. This one's mine. Hey, Boobie, put 'er in! On the preceding division page the Crusaders proudly display their tourney trophy. Af- ter defeating Holland and Dubois, the Crusaders claim the title of Champs of this year's Ferdinand Holiday Tourney. PEP CLUB OFFICERS — RIGHT TO LEFT: Patty Lueken, President; Janies Kemper, Vice- President; Donna Mehringer, Secretary and Delbert Weyer, Treasurer. 7ef 'Icuje CHEERLEADERS -- KNEELING: Roger Schuler, Gerald Schaefer. STANDING: Kenny Klueh, Mr. Donald Wittmer, Sponsor and Dennis Schaefer. PEP BAND led by Student Director, David Weyer. 9 Wins -- Otwell Dubois Holland Oil Township Dale Rex Mundi Chrisney Vincennes Catholic Mater Dei Springs Valley Rockport Ireland Cannelton Spurgeon Lynnville Washington Catholic Winslow St. John's 9 Losses QPP 40 35 20 36 51 45 40 38 38 46 42 42 39 11 35 40 34 33 Gary Werne and Dwayne Verkamp led the fans in boosting the spirit of the B-team. SFHS 38 33 43 42 39 33 43 37 30 22 47 40 37 61 36 BOTTOM TO TOP: Coach Mr. Bob Maxey, Tom Ruhe, Pat Stallings, Bernard Schaeffer, David Schum, Richard Drach, Richard Mohr, Eugene Weyer, John Wilmes, Pat Schuler, Kenny Klein, Pat Tretter, David Oeding, Terry Uebelhor, Ronald Gehlhausen, Terry Olinger, Jack Hagedorn; Student Manager, Albert Jasper. 40 FROSH RECORD 11 Wins — 3 Losses SFHS OPP English 48 23 Rockport 35 33 Ireland 35 31 Jasper 24 45 Dale 36 37 Oil Township 34 30 Dubois 43 41 Ireland 59 28 Chrisney 33 31 Tell City 36 44 St. John 43 38 PVC TOURNEY Elberfield 49 19 Chrisney 33 29 Holland 45 32 The Freshmen proudly display the trophy which they won at the Patoka Valley Conference Tourney. JmJwm t ROSTER -- FIRST ROW: Richard Muth, John Lubbers, Michael Hagedorn, Daniel Klem, Larry Lubbehusen. SECOND ROW: Jack Hagedorn, Patrick Schuler, Richard Drach, John Wilmes, David Oeding, Mr. Maxey, Coach. THIRD ROW: David Welp, Kent Schriener, James Weyer, Alan Woebkenberg, Irvin Ebert. 41 TRACK TEAM--FIRST ROW: Richard Muth, Ronald Werne, Ralph Hagedorn, Jack Hagedorn, Kent Schreiner, David Laake, Bernard Hedinger, Charles Daunhauer. SECOND ROW: Kenny Tretter, Jim Werne, Patrick Schuler, Bill Hagedorn, Jim Kemper, Gerald Schaefer, Dennis Schaefer, Gene Verkamp, Gene Tempel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wahl, Tom Hulsman, Lee Leinenbach, Ernie Brames, Ed Pauckner, Tom Ruhe, Dennis Oeding, Jim Ruhe, Mr. Maxey. Winning five meets out of eight, the Crusaders polished off the season by capturing the PVC trophy for the third consecutive year. April 2 - Tell City Triangular Meet April 15 - St. Meinrad Triangular Meet April 20 - Monarch Meet --6 teams April 24 - Ferdinand Triangular Meet April 26 - Dale Triangular Meet April 30 - Boonville Relays --7 teams May 4 - P. V. C. Meet at Petersburg — 8 teams May 6 - Springs Valley Triangular Meet RECORD .F.H.S. WINNER 32 Tell City - 55 1 2 52 1 2 S. F.H.S. 51 1 3 Memorial - 68 58 S. F.H.S. 69 1 2 S. F.H.S. 13 1 2 Mt. Vernon - 52 1 2 55 1 2 S.F. H.S. 54 1 2 S. F.H.S. INDIVIDUAL POINTS Ernie Brames . . . . . 80 1 2 Jim Ruhe . . 57 Bill Hagedorn . . . 3 4 Kenny Tretter. . . . . 34 1 2 Jim Kemper . . . . . 34 1 3 Dennis Oeding . . . . 19 Ed Pauckner . . . . . 18 1 2 42 Gene Tempel.........15 Jim Werne...........14 3 4 Gerald Schaefer. . . . 14 3 4 David Laake..........7 1 2 Lee Leinenbach .... 7 Dennis Schaefer.... 4 Gene Verkamp .... 4 Tom Ruhe.............4 Tom Hulsman..........1 RECORD BREAKERS during the 1963 track season: Ernie Brames set a new P. V. C. record of 2:12 in the 880-run; Jim Ruhe broke both the P. V.C. record and the school record for the pole vault by clearing the bar at 10ft. 7 3 4 in. and also set a new school record for the broad jump of 19 ft. 3 in.; Ed Pauckner set a new school record of 42 ft. 10 in. for the shot put; and Gerald Schaefer broke two school records by running the high hurdles in 17.7 seconds and the low hurdles in 23.6 seconds. 43 FIRST ROW: Pat Schuler, David Oeding, Pat Stallings, Dave Laake, Jim Werne. SECOND ROW: Jack Hagedorn, Gene Vaal, Bill Hagedorn, Keith Muller, Paul Lehr, Kent Schreiner. LAST ROW: Mr. Wahl, Jim Ruhe, Dennis Oeding, Pat Ruhe, Lee Leinenbach, Irvin Ebert, Mr. Maxey. !%2 '%ovML Vem Gene Vaal and Jim Ruhe, Senior team members. md m dntfWMJt, 1962 RECORD 7 Wins -- 2 Losses OPP SFHS Otwell 1 12 Dubois 0 6 Ireland 8 4 Birdseye 0 30 Otwell 3 9 St. John's Loogootee 0 6 Dubois 3 7 Ireland 3 0 Birdseye 0 11 'Keood Coaches Wahl and Maxey give a few pointers to listening team. Smm MARY ANN AUFFART St. Ferdinand Hulda... jolly... Just gets dusty again anyway ... easy to get along with... careful driver. 46 DAVID BERG St. Ferdinand LINDA BOSLER St. Anthony Transfer student... brown eyes ... hamburger eater... Bretzville fan... shortest Senior girl. Bowling fan... quiet... courts typewriter in 3rd period... Hey, you ... National Guard. JAMES FISCHER St. Anthony Why me? .. sports reporter... Ernie's friend.. .Jasper fan... card player... dark hair... destination????? MARGUERITE DILGER St. Ferdinand ALBERT BERGER Fulda Chuckle, chuckle .. .Sam ... banana eater... left handed speed demon... Four eyes . IRMA JEAN DALL St. Ferdinand Principal's helper... likes her sister's wardrobe... You know ... Ambition: secretary. JOAN DILGER St. Ferdinand FRANCIS BRINKMAN St. Ferdinand Farmer... enjoys good music... craves chicken... lanky... Get with it! Who was it this time? ., .full of fun... Santa's elf... enjoys cottage cheese and jelly... witty. ERNEST BRAMES St. Anthony Card shark... track sprinter ... Really, now ... good-hearted ... CSMC president 47 GILBERT FLECK St. Ferdinand Aw, now Ma! . ..Mr. Dudley ... pet peeve: changing flat tires... future convertible owner. 48 SUSAN DRACH St. Anthony Ardent homemaker... good stu- dent. .. short and cute... pet peeves: people who read over her shoulder. DAVE GUTGSELL St. Celestine Transfer student.. .handy man ... dislikes government class... hates to wear glasses. CAROL JEAN KLEM St. Anthony Oh! My poor back! .. .hates hard butter... courteous... re- sponsible. .. future nurse. GEORGE KNIES St. Celestine Likes hunting and eating.. .spit- curl. .. tall, lanky... loves to study??? CAROL FISCHER St. Ferdinand Collects Teddy bears... Oh, nuts! ... blue eyes... play prompter... cute smile... plans????????? JOHN HAGEDORN St. Ferdinand Fill it up, please ... shy ... Standard man... drives a green Chevy... nice guy... Kenny's pal. JAMES KLOECK St. Meinrad MARY LOU HOFFMAN St. Meinrad Lucy ... pleasant voice... Barbara... green eyed lass... digs fancy cars... lively ... Makes no difference . Jamsey... never in a hurry... likes to sleep... It could be worse ... works at St. Meinrad Abbey. BRENDA HAGEDORN St. Meinrad Oh! Crunch ... dislikes serious minded boys... likes pizza... Sally. 49 PATRICIA LUEKEN St. Ferdinand Expert typist... piano graduate ... trustworthy Pep Club President ... You can't win 'em all . NORBERT LUEBBEHUSEN St. Ferdinand Card player... Army bound... loves sweets... You’re kidding! KENNETH PUND St. Ferdinand Digs eating and bowling... King of Senior dance... What’s the matter with you? ... Ambition: To graduate. BRENDA LUBBERS St. Henry Girls’ Stater... Ambition: In- terpreter. .. contact lenses... music graduate... artist. BERNICE OSER St. Ferdinand Loves music... Future airline stewardess... Too bad ... digs pizza... likes braids? DONNA MEHRINGER St. Ferdinand Yea gads ... Goldie locks... square dancer... co-editor of Crusader... Ambition: own an island. RUTH ANN NIEHAUS St. Meinrad Don't bet on it! ... Mrs. Dudley... shorthand whiz... loves driving.. .future mil- lionaire????? EDWARD PAUCKNER St. Ferdinand Class president... good math stu- dent. .. Uncle Hubert... Boys' State... future lawyer. I GERALD LEE MUTH St. Meinrad i Hey man ... nice to have around ... future X -ray technician... T - bone steak, medium, please . EARL A. PETERS Fulda Military man... quiet... red hair... serious-minded... shy... handy with tools. JAMES RUHE St. Ferdinand Sharp shooter... Ho! ho! ... blond... blue eyes... Ambition: Live to be 120. 52 MARY MARGARET PETERS St. Meinrad For Pete’s sakes! ... likes good music... flute player... studious... plans: registered nurse. DENNIS SCHAEFER St. Meinrad Ugh! Ugh! ... math whiz... cheerleader.. .Student Council President... Purdue bound... Bill. VICTORIA SCHLACHTER St. Ferdinand Gloria's other half... fun loving ... hates long speeches... future secretary... Realy! EDWIN TRETTER St. Ferdinand Pesters girls... Bertie... good leader... Huh? ... life of party ... Ambition: to be tallest boy in county. EILEEN RECKELHOFF St. Anthony DAR winner... honest... Model student... Hobby: sewing... future teacher... Are you kidding? GERALD SCHAEFER St. Meinrad All set, you bet .. ,4-H award winner... loves short quizzes?... polite... Lance photographer. THOMAS SCHIPP St. Ferdinand Craves sleep... Nothing does it like 7-Up ... Uncle Sam's boy... hates work... So what! GLORIA SCHLACHTER St. Ferdinand No kidding! ... artist... likes Calumet... pretty smile... Vickie's twin... pet peeve: homework. PATRICIA SCHAEFER St. Meinrad Don't ask me ... digs country music... drives the bomb... dreamer... brown eyes... patron- izes the Rustic. NANCY SCHUM St. Ferdinand Texas girl ... library assistant ... friendly... shrimp eater... Girls' Stater... Ambition: Own a T-Bird factory. LEON VAETH Daddy's helper... hunter... shrimp lover... dislikes delayed bells... a very deep thinker. 34 GENE L. VAAL St. Meinrad Definitely! ... slow walk... future dairy farmer... craves peanuts... dog trainer. DIANE WEND HOLT St. Ferdinand Hates boys that boast... loves Chevy II's... short... Bessie... future airline stewardess. CHARLOTTE STEINHART Sacred Heart Charlie... fudge eater... Speak up, man! ... future beautician... co-editor of Lance. WILLIAM WARD St. Anthony Transferred from Illinois... likes pineapples.... dislikes work... Ambition: to be a farmer. Janet Barth Daniel Bettag Mary Jo Boehman CLASS OFFICERS David Weyer............President James Werne . . Vice-President Barbara Graman . . . .Treasurer Norma Jean Schipp . . Secretary Thomas Begle Fred Drach 55 Norma Jean Ebert Janice Egler Barbara Graman Patricia Hoffman Sharon Eckerle Mary Jo Hedinger William Hagedorn Kenneth Hauser Linda Fleig Kathleen Gadlage ft Phyllis Hoge Thomas Hulsman James Kemper Kenneth Kleuh Lee Leinenbach Helen Luebbehusen Thomas Luebbehusen Michael Mehling Keith Muller Eddie Pfeiffer Irma Jean Pund Ann Niehaus Harold Schipp Daniel Reckelhoff Patrick Ruhe Joan Schipp Doretha Schlachter Doris Schnellenberger James Schnieders Ronald Schipp Judith Schnieders Glenda Schreiner Michael Schuch Diane Schulz Kathryn Seidl William Thompson Irma Jean Tretter James Vaeth Kenneth Tretter Diane Verkamp Ellen Verkamp Eugene Verkamp Patricia Ward James Werne Lee Joe Werne David Weyer Delbert Weyer Jr Mk Kenneth Zink Eileen Weyer David Woebkenberg Ida Aders, Ruth Auffart, George Becher. Barbara Berger Nancy Becher, David Bender, David Berg. CLASS OFFICERS Bernard Schaeffer Juanita Kuebler Patty Oser. . . , Glenda Seng . , .Vice-President . . . Treasurer . . . Secretary . . . President 60 Doris Bosler, Eileen Bromm, James Bromm. Doris Dilger, Rosemary Drach, Mildred Durcholz. Ronald Gehlhausen, Judith Goepferich. Joseph Greenwood, Rosalee Gudorf, Albert Hagedorn. Ralph Hagedorn, Allen Hasenour, Bernard Hedinger, Carol Hedinger, Sue Hedinger. Eugene Heilers SopkfiUM Oscar Hoffman, Kenneth Hulsman, Roberta Hulsman. Rebecca Knies, Susanne Knust, Juanita Kuebler. Eugene Leisman, Cyrilla Luebbehusen. Mary E. Mattingly, Bemita Mehling, Phyllis Meyer. Martha Moeller, Richard Mohr, Timothy Muller, 62 Terry Olinger Patty Oser, Gilbert Otto. Nancy Persohn, Ralph Peters, David Pund. Irma Sanders, Gerald Schafer. t Bertha Schepers Larry Schaefer, Stanley Schaefer, Bernard Schaeffer. Albertha Schnell, Roger Schuler, David Schum. Glenda Seng, Patrick Stallings. Carol Stenftenagel, Eugene Tempel. Renus Tempel, Gail Thompson. Caroline Toby, Patrick Tretter. David Uebelhor, Marilyn Uebelhor. Terry Uebelhor, Georgia Vaal, Shirley Wagner. Marjorie Wehr, Janet Werne, Ronald Weme, Eugene Weyer, Billy Wissel, Anthony Woebkenberg. 64 CLASS OFFICERS Mary Jean Fritz ...................Treasurer Betty Stenftenagel.................Secretary John Keller........................President John Wilmes...................Vice President Jwtknm John Allen Eileen Altman A Judy Becher Sharon Eileen Ferdinand David Nicholas Bieker Boeckman Boeckman Boeglin Borho Frank Denning Charles Daunhauer Elmer Brames Mary Ann Buechler Richard Drach Diane Ebert Carol Ebert Aline Fleck Mary Jo Eckerle Mary Jean Steven Elaine Linda Fritz Gehlhausen Goepferich Goepferich Sharon Haake Jack Hagedorn Michael Hagedorn John Hardesty Judy Hasenour Anthony Hoffman Mark Hubers John John Keller Kemper Linda Tr i Donald Kluemper ■ per Marilyn Kersteins Daniel Klem Judith Klem 67 Jerry Marilyn Kluemper Knies Sharon Knies Kaye Leinenbach Linda Leinenbach Ronald Mary Richard Mary Colleen Mohr Mundy Muth O'Conner James Schnieders Mary Schnieders Kent Schreiner Patrick Schuler Susan Steltenpohl Charlotte Temple Leona Tretter Richard Tretter Diane Vaal Carol Verkamp Dwayne Verkamp Edward Verkamp Mary Lou Verkamp Rose Ann Verkamp Alice Vonderheide John David Wehr Welp Merlyn Gary Welp Werne James Leon John Allen Ruth Weyer Weyer Wilmes Woebkenberg Zink m 72 Gerald Muth, Senior Vice-president, crowns the statue of the Blessed Virgin on campus on May 1. Janet Barth and Nancy Schum--faithful library assistants. RIGHT: The homemaking class enjoying refreshments at their style show, May 6. Sacristans for First Friday Mass--Roger Schuler, Tony Woebkenberg, Bernard Hedinger, Eugene Leisman, and David Gaesser (not pictured). Square dancers perform at Spring Festival Dance. Chess Master Ed Pauckner and runner-up Dan Bettag engrossed in the final game. King Francis Brinkman and Queen Marjorie Wehr enjoy a dance at the Spring Festival Dance. BELOW SENIOR AWARD WINNERS Gerald Schaefer--Cheerleader 3 years Carol Fischer--Bookkeeping Award Eleen Reckelhoff--2nd Scholastic Honors D. A. R. Citizenship Award--English Award Edwin Tretter--Service Award Lance Staff Award Pin Ernest Brames--Track Sweater Earl Peters--Blue and Gold Rating Donna Mehringer--Lance and Crusader Staff Certificate of Merit Dennis Schaefer--Mathematics Award Cheerleader 3 years Edward Pauckner—Religion Award Social Studies Award Patricia Lueken--lst Scholastic Honors Band Award—Typing Award--Lance and Crusader Staff Certificate of Merit Ruth Niehaus—Shorthand Award Patricia Schaefer--Religion Award Patty Lueken was the school winner in the Facit Type writing Contest and Ruth Niehaus received a pin as winner of the National Typewriting Contest. Ruth also reached a speed of 140 W. P. M. in shorthand. Patty served the school with her ability in piano and cornet. She won a first divi- sion rating at the Evansville music contest and a second rating at the state contest with a vocal solo. At Evansville College on Journalism Day Patty ranked third in a news- writing contest. tfonou JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES AT GIRLS AND BOYS’ STATE—Linda Fleig, Janet Barth, Kathy Seidl, Kenny Kleuh, and Keith Gehlhausen RIGHT. HONOR STUDENTS who were on the Honor Roll the entire year received certificates from the school and from the Ferdinand Jaycees. First Row: Patty Reckelhoff, Betty Stenftenagel, Marilyn Ker- steins, Marilyn Uebelhor, Glenda Seng, Carol Stenftenagel, Suanne Knust. Second Row: Donna Mehringer, Dennis Schaefer, Edward Pauckner, Patricia Lueken, Patricia Schaefer. 74 Judi Schnieders and David Weyer were selected to participate in the All State Band on March 29 at Seymour, Indiana Elaine Goepferich, Patty Becher, and Mary Jean Fritz received first division ratings for their performances in Class D at the Evansville regional music contest. LEFT: Terry Ruxer won a first rating in both regional and state music contests for his saxophone solo. ABOVE: Roberta Hulsman reigned as Cheery Cherry Queen on Febru- ary 13. Sister Mary Victor awards Suanne Knust with the pin which desig- nates a CO-ED correspondent. RIGHT: Gene Vaal receives the free throw award at the annual basketball banquet. Edward Pauckner receives the Sportsmanship Award. School Sem SEEN in the library many times were students in serious study. SEEN only by a few faculty mem- bers was this feat of Mother Nature. The student body was SEEN in the hall each morning during Students were SEEN daily scanning the Advent for the lighting of the Advent wreath. bulletin board. 76 One of the scenes on the campus SEEN. John Hagedom, Jim Kloeck, and Gerald Muth (right to left) are among the many young patrons of the Dubois County State Bank. THE DUBOIS COUNTY STATE BANK Ferdinand, Indiana Jasper, AS PROVIDED IN THE BANKING ACT Of 1931 78 Indiana SCHNELLVILLE MILL Swisher Feeds Rich in Meat Protein Fertilizer--Grain--Feed SchnelIv i1le Ind iana Compl iments of the ROCKPORT JOURNAL Rockpor t Ind i ana COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compl iments of JASPER TRANSMISSION EXCHANGE Jasper Indiana WEIGEL'S SHOE STORE We Sel1 Better Shoes For Less Money For the Entire Family Also Rubber Footwear Jasper Indiana 80 Compl iments of THE WAGON WHEEL The Home of Fried Chicken Groceries and Meats Schne11v i 11e Indiana Compl iments of KEMPF AND WERNE PLASTERING Jasper Indiana FAMILY DRIVE-IN THEATER The Family Recreational Center of Dubois County Kiddies Admitted Free!! Convenient Recreation for Shut- Ins!! Nice Playground Areal! No Charges for Kiddies to Ride the Merry-Go-Rounds!! Get More Out of Life For The Entire Family--Go Out To A Dr ive-In Mov ie Jasper-Huntingburg, Indiana Compliments of MATTINGLY'S GROCERY This is the place to shop LELAND LUMBER COMPANY Compl iments of Building Mater ial s Industrial Dimensions A P SUPERMARKET Wm. Everly Manager TELL CITY FEED AND GRAIN ELEVATOR Tell City, Ind i ana NOBEL BROS. SUPER MARKET Open Sunday Tell City, Indiana HUNT INGBURG MACHINE WORKS Machinists and City Plumbers Machine Repairing a Specialty Phone 149 Huntingburg, Indiana PhwQ| ah (mignrtulrttuius graduating class When you think of Refreshment think of COCA-COLA Beautiful PORTRAITS At REASONABLE Prices GRAPHIC ARTS 414 4th Street Huntingburg, Indiana Your Photographic Headquarters 82 Compl imerits of SCHULER PACKING CO. Ferdinand, Indiana BARTLEY AND CO. INC. Produce General Merchandise and Milling Your Purina Dealer Phone 2-2021 Ferdinand, Indiana Hunt i ngb Leading Jewele f Over 5 WELP JEWELERS i n rg, Ind. s in This Area r Years SPENCER COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. Farmer Owned and Farmer Control led Chrisney, Phone FO 2-7701 and FO 2-7702 Lamar, Phone LA 9-2285 Rockport, Phone Ml 9- 957 St. Meinrad, Phone FL 7-5861 FIRST-CANNELTON NATIONAL BANK Ind i ana Compl iments of WILLIAM TELL WOODCRAFTERS, INC. Tell City, Ind i ana PARK N1 SHOP Monday thru Thursday 8:00 to 7:30 Friday and Saturday 8:00 to 8:00 Sunday 8:00 to 1:00 Huntingburg Indiana KIMBALL MUSIC CENTER Keyboard of the Nation Phone 738 15th and Cherry Sts. Jasper, Indiana PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Tel 1 C i ty Ind iana 84 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP A FRIEND Open by Appointment Phone 2-10A0 Ferd inand Ind i ana PALM GARDENS Bill K1uemper, Prop. Dancing - Beer Lunches Phone 3822 Highway 162 B retzv i11 e, Ind i ana ST. MARKS LUMBER COMPANY Roofing - Hardware - Paint Lumber - Millwork - Supplies Phone 2601 St. Anthony Indiana ST. ANTHONY MILLING CO. ALBERT J. HASENOUR General Merchandise and Produce Telephone 2151 St. Anthony Indiana Compliments of MUNICIPAL LIGHT WATER PLANT Wja ,;p m P SnS o Ferd i nand 1nd i ana Grinding Mixing Nutrena Feeds Phone 2291 St. Anthony Ind i ana Trio J. Sr K. SINCLAIR Jasper, Indiana TWINKLE INN Curb and Fountain Service Short Orders Jasper, Indiana Phone 724 HASENOUR AND STERNBERG, INC. Jasper, Indiana Massey-Ferguson Tractors and Implements Gehl Choppers Homelite Chain Saws Grading and Excavating Rural Route Four ANDREW SCHUM AND SONS Monuments, Markers, Mausoleums 75 Years of Dependable Service Phone WE 7-4921 Dale, Indiana Compliments of A P SUPERMARKET J im Dav is, Manager Huntingburg, Indiana Compliments of STANDARD OIL C. H. Cranda11-L1oyd D. Pancake Huntingburg, Indiana Compl iments of OLINGER AND MEHLING PLUMBING Phone: 9 GEORGE P. WAGNER CO. INC. 706-10 Main Street Jasper, Indiana Farm Equipment Motor Trucks Appliances Hardware Phone 2-0691 Ferd i nand Ind i ana atifoust, esurioe STORK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Congratulat ions Sen iors Hunt i ngburg Ind iana PLEASANT RIDGE FARMS David Schnell and Family Purebred Yorkshires Bred for Qua 1 i ty Feed Conversion Tested at Purdue University Schne11v i 11 e Ind i ana Phone 2501 Compl iments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Louis Martin, Owner Huntingburg, Indiana C rown i ng Best Wishes to Class of '63 f rom CENTRAL CONCRETE SUPPLY, INC. .©■©-®:o Ready Mix Concrete Blocks Sewer Pipe Bretzville -- Jet. 6k S- 162 Phone -- H'burg 760 Jasper 566 MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Hair Cutting Permanent Waves Open Evenings by Appointment Ferdinand Indiana Phone 2-0061 BRUGGENSCHMIDT'S INC. . Department Store . Sporting Goods . IGA Supermarket 12th Tell Streets SCHOENFELD REXALL DRUGS The Prescription Center Phone Ml 9-k26] Phone: Kl 7-3 1 Tel 1 C i ty Ind iana Rockport, Indiana TELL CITY BUILDERS, INC. 1110 Steuben Call KI 7-2616 If no ans. call KI 74921 For Homes Just a Little Bit Better' SEE US!... Complete Home Remodeling Lumber and Building Supplies •Porter Paints Flintkote Roofing •V E Anderson Storm Windows Doors SH0ES SH0£s SHOES % GOSMAN'S FAMILY SHOE STORE Huntingburg, Indiana sue '3 SHOES SHOES SH°es . s 3: % I u£ $ Compl iments FREDERICKS 5$ TO $1 STORE We have the values 535 Main St. Tell City, I nd iana Groceries - Republic Paints Ferdinand, Indiana Congratulat ions to the Senior Class TELL CITY CHAIR COMPANY Tell City Indiana Compl iments of WILMES WINDOW MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Telephone 2-1811 Ferdinand Indiana ST. ME INRAD LEGION HOME POST 366 St. Meinrad, Indiana Backs tage Dreamers DR. WINDMILLER D.D.S. Huntingburg, Indiana RAHMAN LUMBER CO. Contract ing Building Materials Cabinet Work Phone 2-0485 Ferd i nand 1nd i ana RITCHIE CLEANERS Your Cleaners for Over 35 Years The Finest in Dry Cleaning --Always-- Rockpor t 1nd i ana HULSMAN Plumbing - Heating - Water Purification Phone 2481 St. Anthony Indiana LANGE'S TV SALES SERVICE Complete Service on Any Make or Model Record Dept. Ferd i nand Ind i ana 90 LANDGREBE'S Since '87 The Store on the Corner TELL CITY Fourth and Main Phone No. 50 NATIONAL BANK Huntingburg, Indiana You Are Invited to Use Our Drive-In Banking Window JACOB'S GARAGE Tel 1 C i ty 1nd iana Auto-Truck-Tractor Repair Massey-Ferguson Tractors and Farm Equipment Dial 2-0381--Wrecker Service Ni9ht 2-'79i JuAUr ♦♦ AND • - Ferdinand, Indiana ( n 8 e . FEDERAL RESERVE . Compl iments of FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC. FRANK HEIDET AND SON Tel 1 C i ty, 1 nd iana Ferdinand Indiana llf y Foursome 91 Foursome Compl iments of BECHER FUNERAL HOME Ferdinand, Indiana FIRST IN ♦ News ♦ Music ♦ Community Service DAUBY MOTOR CO. Bu ick--Chevrolet International and New Holland New Idea Telephone KI 7-3 51 Tel 1 C i ty Ind iana RAYMOND B. HOCHGESANG 520 Main Street Jasper, Indiana Phone 651 DAVID'S HAIR STYLING SALON Northwood Park Jasper, Indiana Phone 1397 The Finest In Hair Care For Discriminating People .Hair Styling Coloring .Barbering Permanent Waving OASIS Beer-L iquor-W i ne Phone V« FOOD 2-0521 Ferdinand, Indiana UEBELHOR CHEVROLET CO. St. Meinrad, Indiana 92 JOHN'S TRACTOR SERVICE (John and Leo) Phone Flanders 7-5323 St. Meinrad Indiana GRUNDHOEFER SONS PACKING CO. Quality Plus Satisfaction Custom Butchering Come to Grundhoefer1s for Sausage of All Kinds Phone WE 7-2261 Dale, Indiana RELLER JEWELERS Wed Lock Diamonds Long i nes-W i t tnauer Watches Phone 500 Huntingburg Indiana MILLER'S RESTAURANT Lunch Sr Drinks Celestine, Indiana Compl iments of WILSON'S LIQUOR STORE NORTH AMERICAN (CARBI-SERVICE) CORP. Manufacturers Service of Carbide Saws and Tools Huntingburg, Indiana Jasper, Indiana Phone 1161 - 972 MULZER BROTHERS Producers of Ag. Lime Crushed Stone Te 11 C i ty Ind i ana Industrial £• Public Works Construction Compliments of BROWN DERBY Schnellville Indiana Ferdinand Indiana Compliments of FERDINAND FURNITURE CO., INC Ferd i nand Ind i ana FRANCIS H. LUEKEN AND SON Certified Hybrid Seed Corn Registered Aberdeen Angus Cattle and Landrace Hogs 94 Ferd i nand I nd i ana LUEKEN AND PUND Dealers in Lumber - Millwork Building Materials - Hardware Paints Building and Remodeling Dial 2-0506 Ferdinand Indiana Compliments of WOLLENMANN’S GIFT SHOP Watches - Fishing Tackles School Suppl ies - Cameras Suppl ies Religious I terns - Jewelry Ferdinand Indiana SCHREINER AND VERKAMP THE NEWS Cannelton Tell City (Every Tuesday) (Every Friday) New-----Modern Every day Low Prices Phone 2-1051 Printers-Publ ishers-Stationers Tell City and Cannelton Indi ana Ferd inand Indiana Nancy NEWBERRY'S Jasper's Newest, Most Modern, Beautiful Department Store! 2 Big Shopping Floors! Over 50,000 Different I terns The Cinderella Store of Southern Indiana Jasper Indiana Follow the Crusaders i n the FERDINAND NEWS Ferdinand Commere i a 1 Printing Indiana Compliments of R. Sr G. CLEANERS Hunt ingburg I nd iana E. J. OEDING Furniture and Appliances Bottle Propane Bulk Ferdinand, Indiana Compl iments of FLE IG 'S CAFE Ferd inand Ind i ana FISHER SHOE STORE Tell City, 1nd iana GUNN'S BODY SHOP Fulda, Indiana Wreck Rebu i 1d i ng Complete Auto Repair FL 7-51 6 96 THE MODERN STORE Compl iments of BECHER Sr SON FUNERAL HOME Harold J. Becher General Merchandise Phone FL 7-5711 St. Meinrad, Indiana Modern Ambulance Facilities Equipped with Oxygen and Air Conditioning Phone 82 Jasper, Indiana HOOSIER GARAGE I ncorporated Ferdinand, Indiana Parts - Sales - Service JASPER ENGINE EXCHANGE, INC. Alvin C. Ruxer Box 308 Patoka Bridge Jasper Indiana WERNER DRUG STORE ♦RELIABLE� PRESCRIPTIONS Indiana RUXER 1S FURNITURE APPLIANCES Complete Home Furnishings Tell City ALTMAN STANDARD SERVICE Gas Accessories Oil T i res Compliments of HUNTINGBURG GREENHOUSES 98 BARTLEY’S STORE INC Compl iments of Feeds-Baby Chicks-Turkey Poults CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK _ PI EMBER lriDCBAL RESERVE ) .SYSTEM . Tell City I nd i ana Phones 4-2051 and 4-2451 I re 1 and Ind i ana HASENOUR MOTOR CO. INC Sales Chevrolet Service We Never Close St. 2321 Anthony Ferdinand 2-0791 BLACK IE TIRE CO. Spec i a 1ty of Farm Tractor Service Wheel Al ignment T i re Retread ing Firestone Tires Phone Kl 7-5696 Tel 1 C i ty 1nd i ana 99 Compl iments of DAILY HERALD Jasper Ind i ana Compl iments of H. F. BETTAG Heating and Supply Ferdinand Indiana CONNER MOTORS, INC. DR. E. W. STEINKAMP Ford Optometr i st Cars Trucks Tractors Phone WE 1-kkhS Dale Indiana 203 East Sixth Street Jasper, Indiana BR00NER PRINTING Job Pr Dale, Indiana Compl iments of A FRIEND 100 BROSMER'S TAVERN AND GROCERY Corner of Indianapolis 6- St. Charles St. Ce 1 es t i ne, I nd iana WE IDENBENNER FORD TRACTOR SALES Jasper Indiana ZELLER METAL AND HEATING COMPANY Dealers in Red-Top Bottled Gas Stoves - Heaters Coal - Oil - Gas Sheet Metal Works Phone 2241 KESL I NG Prescription Specialists Phone 12 Huntingburg Indiana ALVIN C. RUXER tJejSmjL Ford Dealer Jasper, Indiana We have the very best. 3 games-$ 1.00 BLUMS LANES Tell City, Ind iana HANK'S SHELL SERVICE General Auto Repair Automatic Transmission Phone 2-1364 Ferdinand Compliments of BARTLEY OEDING FEED MILL Nutrina Feeds Ferdinand Ind i ana KRAFT INSURANCE AGENCY Jasper Ind i ana Congratulations Class of '63 SALES AND SERVICE THE GERMAN AMERICAN BANK Dodge Dart Dodge Trucks Phone 30A Jasper Indiana BROSMER SENG LUMBER COMPANY, INC. We will buy your Wood, Trees, or Logs Band-Sawn Hardwood Lumber Building Materials Stove Wood 102 P.0. Box 181 Jasper Phone 78'1-X Ind i ana Compl iments of COVERED BRIDGE Ferdinand Indiana CHRISNEY STATE BANK 3% Interest Paid on Certificate of Deposit 3% Per Annum Paid on Pass Book Sav ings Accounts Chrisney Indiana BOLTE'S STATION Repairs-Washing-Lubrication Phone 2-1651 Ferdinand Indiana Compl iments of Timber Buyers FIRST NATIONAL BANK WONDERLAND MANUFACTURING CO. Member of the Federal Reserve System Ferd i nand Ind i ana At PROVIOiO INTMi BANKING ACT Of 1931 Huntingburg Indiana DR. ROBERT P. REHL UNITED WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY Ferd i nand Ind i ana B1 ue F 1 ame Furnace S- Gas VAAL KIPPENBROCK L. P. Gas Bottled Bulk Williamson Warm Air Furnaces Phone 2-0726 Fe rd i nand Ind i ana Bulldozing Crushed Stone Agricultural Lime Excavating Basements, Ponds, or Lakes Grading Drainage LUTGR1NG BROTHERS, INC. Dial KI 7-3551 Hwy. 37-N Tell City, Indiana Optometr i st 417 Main Street Phone 617X Huntingburg Indiana HAYSVILLE MILL, INC. Master Mix Feeds Red Brand Fence Funk's G Hybrids Baby Chicks and Turkey Poults Rural Route 3--Jasper, Indiana Phone 5-3371 in Haysville Congratulations Class of '63 DAUNHAUER LUMBER COMPANY Building and Supplies Free Planning Service Ferdinand Indiana 104 JASPER LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Odor-Free Dry Cleaning Jasper Indiana HILLTOP PACKING COMPANY Choice Fresh and Cured Meats - Sausage - Lard Phone 17 Hunt i ngburg I nd i ana CALUMET LAKE PAVILION Catering Service for Private Parties and Wedding Receptions Southern Indiana's largest dance pav i 1 ion Phone 120 Ed. J. Rees, Prop. Jasper Indiana LITTLE PIGS OF JASPER Jasper Ind i ana STRUCKMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY Your Chevrolet Dealer for 31 Years Main £- 10th Streets Phone 78 Huntingburg Indiana 105 Flour Feed - Grain Ch icks Custom Grinding and Mixing MULLER MILLING COMPANY Your Jamesway Dealer Dial 2-0581 Ferd:nand, Indiana MASTER PATRONS HUNTINGBURG C. J. Gehlhausen Chester Thomas Gulf Christopher Electric Shop Dr. H. A. Haas, Veterinarian G. C. Murphy Company Hunters’ Bowl Huntingburg Independent Katter Kleaners Kemp's Paint Paper Kornrumpf Music Store Mrs. Holst’s Country Kitchen Mundy Bakery Paul’s Beauty Salon Smith’s Furniture Exchange St. Angelo's FERDINAND Edw. P. Madlon Mullis Tourist Home Ruttkar 5 10 Sinclair Service Station TELL CITY Curt Dauby, Inc. Dauby's Department Store Minto's Market Nick’s Package Store Reverend Eugene Weidman Schnellville Garage Holtzman’s Tavern, Fulda JASPER Brendle’s D-X Sunray Oil Company Georgia Lee Gift Shop Giesler's Restaurant Jasper Glove Company, Inc. Lorey Brothers’ Lorey Fashion Rochester Bargain Store Schneider's Schroeder’s Schutz Shoe Service Sermersheim’s Motorola Sten Sales Service The Shopping Mart ST. MEINRAD Otis N. Schatz Insurance Co. Spencer County Farm Bureau Spencer County N.F.O. Vaal's General Store ST. ANTHONY Klem Lumber Company Othmar Klem Cabinet Co. 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