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

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DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS P1'ESidC111 .................... ...........,.......................... F rank Marshall Vice-President ............,. ............,.. .,..,.,,.,,.., B e ulah Self Secretary-Treasurer ....... ............,,,, P eggy Elsea Sponsor ........................................................ Miss Payne The Dramatic Club is composed of a group of- students who are in- terested in acting and stagecraft. It was organized the first year of Mos ber1y'Jtmi'0r College. The members are selected by tryouts at the begin- I ning of the year. During this year two plays were presented by members of the organization. The first one, Station Y.Y.Y.Yf' was directed by Miss Payne, sponsor, and presented before an assembly. The second play It Isn't Being Done!! was coached by Miss Margaret Derks and was presented during a regular activity period. Interesting programs were given at meetings by members of the program committee. The lives of great actresses and actors and several prominent plays were reviewed. The club has enjoyed a very successful year. Page 59 v , x r fr . l if at 1... JUNIOR C Ol ,wi 1932 ,rwg-' 1,2 2 ,GW F585

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4.4 -I -1 .'3J ,.,,-v, mi: :za 'Z i ' -323 l 53 L L LL L 55 . img? tiene e i882 iw Other Activities Besides the activities that have just been shown there are others in Moberly junior College that should be mentioned. The Farmer's Club was formed in February. This was a result of a feeling of incompletion in the activity schedule of Moberly junior College. This is the hrst club that has been organized sole- ly for the out-of-town students. Twenty-six members with Wood- row Wilson as president, have- since then, been working toward greater comradeship and sociability among' the students coming from farms. XfYith at least one social meeting and one business meeting each month, they are striving to create an atmosphere that will not only welcome new students to our school but will make their life more complete through higher developed fellowship with other students. The Girl's Sextette sponsored by Miss Burkeholder is another activity that Moberly Junior College should be proud of. It is com- posed of: Virginia Fletcher. Mary Louise lvladdox, Lucille Hutch- inson, Vallie Mae Hinton, Martha Curtis and Marie Kraay. Through the excellent training of Miss Nadeen Burkeholder they have turned into an excellent musical organization. They have entertained at many assemblies and have been asked to sing at many social func- tions in the town because of their a.bility. It is considered quite an honor to belong to this organization because only the six best girls voices are picked. The boy's quartette is also another activity connected with the musical department. It is composed of Billy Fleming, Howard Kelly, Raymond Swetnam and Charles Selby. They have sung at various entertainments throughout the year and have beautifully trained voices. All the activities in Moberly junior College have been very suc- cessful this year and have tended to create a school spirit that is excellent. Page 60 A511 L Q' - V,-A L