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

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Carol Honored As Queen Carol Hagedorn, her dark hair and eyes shining, reigned as Christmas Queen for St. Ferdinand High School at the annual parade held at Huntingburg on November 26. During her one-day reign Carol dined at the Country Club and received many useful gifts from the Huntingburg merchants. In the afternoon parade she hailed many sidewalk admirers from a convertible designated for Ferdinand. Bands from the local area added sprightly color to the day’s festivities.

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ACTIVITIES •‘Every action of our lives touches on some chord that will vibrate in eternity. ’ That is the idea conveyed in this section of our yearbook, which pictures in part the diverse activities in which St. Ferdinand High School stu- dents participated and which in turn contributed to their emotional maturity. Leadership has been gained in part by actively sharing in the responsibilities which these activ- ities entailed.

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Mystery In The Library In the gripping play, “Mystery in the Library,” the staff of poor old Clark College’s paper find themselves involved in mystery and murder in the school library. The plot is -slowly unwound until the college president, Mr. Hartman, Inspector Burke, and his hungry, empty-headed assistant, Swenson, find that the murderer is a former president of Clark College. The brilliant Herman Heinrich, developer of an invisible dye and the “brains” behind a gigantic operation to undermine the U. S. Government, is finally shot in the closing lines of the play.