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

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■Srt .S iV Sister Mary Damian, German teacher, converses with Sis- ter Mary Carl, Spanish in- structor, while scanning magazines dealing with the cultures of the respective countries. Language Study Includes Cultures, Customs Margaret Pund, Margaret Rose Fritz, Daniel Hoppenjans, Dennis Weyer, and Robert Demuth, German I students, are carrying out old European Advent traditions in preparation for Christmas. All are singing Christmas songs as Richard Muller accompanies them on the guitar. 21

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 Et tu, Frite Francis Gudorf, says Caesar Ed Becher durings a Latin III skit. Girl con- spirators are Rosalie Hagedom, Carole Meyer, Eileen Laake, and Pat Erhart. Margie Fleig, Maureen Klueh, Rita Hulsman, Sister Mary Carl, Nancy Olinger, Carolyn Hedinger, Kathy Berg, and Sister Mary Ger- trude, guest, are enjoying their Spanish meal of enchiladas, frijoles (beans), arroz (rice), en- salada (salad), helado (ice creamy fritas bananas (fried bananas), and leche (milk). This was a highlight of the Spanish II course. 20

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Carole Oeding, Janice Luebbehusen, and Sister Mary Josepha prepare food for canning. 22 Living Begins At Home Happy and successful living begins at home, and teenagers should learn how to manage this department of their lives. No matter if they go into business, be- come scientists, or follow some other pursuit, home life will always be of the utmost importance to their welfare and happiness. Homemaking is a way of life and, whether it be good or bad, has a vital influence on the working area of one's life. Homemaking helps teenagers to acquire the basic knowledge and skills that will enrich their lives. It of- fers guides toward a basic foundation for malting wise decisions and develops attitudes, values, and goals.