Cresco High School - Spartan Yearbook (Cresco, IA)

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N , M v X Bxxtvuqmco. wmNNVm V f un ws' .M H.. , E f'1:l ll,, L MJIVM N ' ' - - ' -- xxx x 5 x :E x 7 : 1 6 in X's1.3 THE SPARTAN -5-fi .9 a, fi-4 at X ws ' 'X Ss xv mx ux Cf Q. -n W4xXXxx.xxx'eoeassm:eexwm-museums.m-mxxxxx'mxxmxmwoxweuwmLxm S:c.xwmx x.-an it x ' -- Ag Club and Part Time School The Ag Club, an organization for boys taking the vocational agriculture course and students of the short cou1'se, has fifty members. This year the club sponsored the corn and grain show at the county fair, was represented at the State Vocational Agri- cultural Conference at Iowa State College, sponsored a camping trip to Clear Lake and the Northeast Iowa Vocational Conferences, and sponsored two broadcasts over W M T. Virgil Walter was selected as one of the five Iowa boys to go to the National Vocational Conference and Royal Livestock Show at Kansas City, Mo. Nineteen were enrolled in the 1933 short course, four taking their third year of work and four, the second. L. R. Fields and H. R. Schroder were the instructors of the group who showed the utmost appreciation of the opportunities offered by what is said to be the oldest and best course of its kind in the state. Fifteen :ff if