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

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Wayfaring World Watchers Gallop Round Globe Mr. James Hagedorn Government Mr. Max Meuser History Whether it be Vietnam, civil rights, the gold crisis, or whatever, government students readily engage in heated de- bate, and sometimes even downright name calling. From the first Jamestown settle- ment to Lyndon Johnson, U. S. history students probe into the American way of life, stumbling upon some very true but funny facts every now and then. World history students are daily con- fronted with piles of people, places, dates, and events. Oh, but it’s confus- ing keeping track of them all! BELOW: Leon Boeglin and Pat Haake lead a lively discussion on “Is God dead?” in government. TOP RIGHT: World history students Kenny Buech- ler, Connie Burger, and Dave Bromm say, “Eureka! Luxemburg—at last.” RIGHT: Norma Meyer, Vernita Schipp, and Norbert Brames look over U. S. history records.

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Linguists Go Native In Customs Cuisine Latin may be dead elsewhere, but not at SFHS. Sure, there may be a number still struggling with irregular conju- gations, but they haven’t given up completely. And, of course, there’s German which regularly puts on those amaz- ing amateur state productions—in Deutsch. In a popularity poll any class would have a hard time beating French or Spanish class. What can compare to being bombarded by candies from homemade pinatas, or finding a paper fish on your back on April Fool’s Day, or those sumptuous suppers with native menus! Sister Mary Damian German Sister Mary Philip French

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