Moberly Area Community College - Mojuco Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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Giee Club Activities On March ll the Glee Club gave a concert to anaudience oi his-11 . . . , , 5 students in the auditorium ot the high school. In addition tm the school chor Norma Allen. and vocal solos by Dorothy Case. Sudie Salloway and us members, the program included readings by Pansy Gaugh and Kenneth Allen. Qu April ll the singers traveled in a private bus to Columbia, Mis- souri, where they broadcast a program from KFRU, Stephens College, between the hours of 8 and 0. The Glee Club was again assisted by Norma Allen. reader. 'lihat many friends in Moberly tuned in on the program was evident from the numerous congratulations received by long distance telephone calls. 'llhe program, very similar to the one given in the high school assembly, follows: Going Home ..,,.., .... D vorak The Gypsy Trail .... .,...,..,.,..,......... .... G a lloway Glee Club Little Piclqininny Kid . ......,..,.........,....,....,..... ..... G uion V Sudie Salloway Allimig' Aly Souvenirs ,,.,.,.,.,,,-,,.,,,,,,,-,,-,,,,,,,,, Cleo lCee11. A111lJ1TOSe RUCRSI' Silig. Sing. liiircls on the Xiing .,.,.,...,......,.............,...................-..--- Nliffilig Girls' Double Quartet: Myers, Gaugh, Snodgrass, McHugh, Nich- ols, Pollard, Sunflberg, lfagen The Three Fishers ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,..,.......,.....,....,.. ---- H Ulleh .Kenneth Allen Give a Man a Horse He Can Rifle .--A,-------- - ' O ,Harm A Catastrophe ,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..--,,.................- -------- '- S 1 Hague Glee Club Readings ,,.,, .,,,.,...............-------- - ---- Selected Norma Allen Awllere My Caravan lrlas Resieil ..-.------------------ L0hr Salloway, Mclieighan . Uver the Ocean Blue ..............,....4--------- -------------- ' Petrie Ambrose Rucker The Bells of St, Maryis .,... ............------------ ---- 3 - - ' ' A liami -A Perfect Day ,,,,,,,,,,,..,. ------ ' i--' . O iii XlXfQ1'ClS by Afefa Vlfilhne 1LAllTl3, Nlgfef ------ s ---- -

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Wfed.-Success to james XV. Some one asked him if he was trying to grow a mustache. A Mon.-The basketball sweaters arrive today and are donned by their owners. Tues.-Grades sent out today. Doc McCormick is afraid to go home. Thurs.-Richard has the lead in a Spanish play. lt would have been a success if he had not forgotten his part. ' Fri.-Miss Perley announces she is going to Chicago to see her small niece. Oh! we'l1 get a holiday on Monday. Tues.-Boys assemble every day to skip work and play baseball. VVed.-Easter holidays will be granted to us. Hot dog! Now maybe you think vve're 'fdown in the mouth, Thurs.-Hurrah !. The last day of this week of school. James Wfil- liams, like a bright boy, leaves home without his slicker this morn- ing. Consequently he hasbeen feeling all weti' today. s Mon.-My how we hate to start back to work after a holiday. You should see the people buying tickets to the band concert given in high school this afternoon. The catch: They get out of regular classes if they have a ticket. Tues.-Say, those chemistry students are wearing longer faces than ever. Woncler why? lt's no novelty to be kicked out of class.lt can't be that. Wliat's the matter? A. NY. Gutekunst appears in white ducks. Aims to show his tennis ability, I suppose. Thurs.-Glee Club to go to Columbia to broadcast over Stephens station KFRU. A special bus chartered. Fri.-Say you should have heard the melodies sent forth from .KFRU last evening. And the fun was coming and going. Ask Richard or anybody. A Mon,-Lorraine sick. Bob Connelly sick after a trip to the city. No. lftis not tonsilitis. I Tues.-All the old track stars and sports knock off work and at- tend the County High School'Track Meet., T Fri.-Horrors, the chief informs me that I must finish up my work and hand it in. The annual goes to press today. Adios mi amigos.

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Hat's Banquet on the e St. Pat's Banquet , --0-- I The Moberly junior College opened its social activities with a St. venino' of March 16. The members of the fac- Z5 ultv, members of the school board and their wives were the honored guests for the evening. O , On this occasion Miss Marian Fickas was elected as St. Pats Queen and reigned throughout thejevening in that capacity. The candidates tor Queen were nominated by members of the student body and popu- lar iiote was taken as the opening feature of the banquet. The candi- dates named were Miss Fickas, Miss Pansy Cwaughi, Miss Sudie Sallo- way, Miss Velma Thompson, Miss Alberta Hinton and Miss Loraine Snodgrass. The junior President, Arthur Gutekunst, expressed the hope that the social event would become an annual affair. ' Following the election of the regent, a four-course -menu was served by the cooking girls of the high school, under the direction of Miss Ara Appling, home economics instructor. Miss Appling also supervised the cooking of the food. . The intervals between the courses was spent in the singing of popu- lar songs. Kenneth Allen completed the program with a most enjoy- able solo accompanied at the-piano by Miss Evelyn Bartle. .Toi The Menu Pineapple and Grapefruit Cocktail Buttered Peas Mashed Potatoes Perfection Salad Creamed Chicken in Patties Radishes Lime ICQ Shamrock Tce Cream Cake Mints Coffee