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

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 You need a new point on this pen. It hurts my teeth.” CAST Mary Lou Turner . . . Ellen Turner . Clara M. Hoffman Lucy Turner . Martha J. Olinger Milton Rudy Benny Turner Ben Turner Hank Morris Albert Kirby Janice Turner . Kathleen Kuebler Keith Bristol Anna Mae Jackson . . . Mrs. Jackson Vivian Wilson . . . . Mr. Lucas Another dumpling, if you please. You don't have any more idea of the thea- ter than a mackerel. if it isn't Hank Morris. Happy anniversary, Ellen, here's a little something for you.

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% M Studwti JiMt T)wiMOfl Much rejoicing took place on the bus as the music contestants returned from Evansville College on January 27. The girls' ensemble took 1st division with their song, Ave Admirable Cor Jesu. The ensemble consisted of Betty Ebert, Eileen Bromm, Joan Schipp Carol Hedinger, Antionette Vaal, Mary Lou Helming, Rebecca Knies, Rosalee Gudorf, and Judy Kluemper. The boys' ensemble singing Winter Song was the first boys' group from St. Ferdinand to bring home a 1st. Those participating were Ted Harpenau, Ralph Tretter, Dennis Laake, Larry Leinenbach, Robert Boehman, Keith Steczyk, Ralph Welp, Larry Kemper, and Robert Hedinger. Judy Schneiders re- ceived a first division rating for her clarinet solo, Malaguena. More blue ribbons were won by Brenda Lubbers, Nancy Schum, Judy Schneiders, and Norma Schipp, the clarinet quartette, playing Snowflakes. The cornet trio com- posed of Mary Jo Hedinger, Pat Lueken, and Sharon Eckerle received blue rib- bons for the playing of March.

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Sejiuti Tty Forever Albert, a light comedy, revolves around Ben Turner's career-minded daughters who are prodded on by their Uncle Albert. When Albert borrows $500 from the hope jug to buy a new organ, a crisis develops in the family. Ben threat- ens to tell Ellen that the money she has been saving to remodel the kitchen has been taken by her brother, Albert. This threat causes Albert, who has lived with the family for 25 years, to try his wings in the cold world. He leaves for Broadway with a producer, Mr. Lucas, to write the score for a musical comedy. He sure is different looking, isn't he? The brawn and brains behind the scenes are Miriam Tretter, Phyllis Uebelhor, Frank Pund, Sam Fischer, and Ralph Welp. Benny, you look positively green. She kissed me.