Humboldt High School - Red and White Yearbook (Humboldt, NE)

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Boys' Glee Club This is the popular Male section of the Music Department. This group is also in demand Whenever entertainment is desired and appreciated. Opereitita 'lOnce lln a Blue Moon This musical comedy was presented by the combined groups of Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs. The play was enjoyed immensely show- ing appreciation to the work of Miss Laura Arnup, who deserves great credit for her untiring efforts in the Music Department. PAGE TWENTY-TWO

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Drarnatics The Dramatic Club was organized xthis year under the title of Daffydills with Miss Campbell as director. Readings were required and several plays were learned by the members, who showed great promise in the theatrical field. WINNING PLAY uThe Lie That Jack Builtw This was a one act light comedy farce which was presented by Calista. Cooper, Virginia Ann Porr, Gordon Bahl, and Armand Hunter. The play won first at the Little Ten Dramatics Contest and first at the Peru Mink Dramatics Contest. It was also presented several times at various school or lodge functions being received with great appreciation whenever presented. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR