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

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Cku flmnhljM pr An amusing skit, Foiled Again, given by the Freshmen, featured a very lively villain. The worried family softened the hard-hearted character by offering him tickets to the Ferdinand game which was to be played that evening. All left the stage with smiles upon their faces as the villain was foiled again. In the first pep assembly of the year, an original skit, The Un- United Nations, was given by the seniors. The expressions ranged from Howdy folks! to Deut- schland uber a lies! Ted Harpenau was the main attraction as a repre- sentative of Scotland in his red plaid kilt.