Nebraska School of Agriculture - Curtis Aggie Yearbook (Curtis, NE)

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CAnE'rs, 1936 Petersen, Hampton, H. McCowin, Conklin, Oslcr, Phillips, E. McCowin, Dikcman, Loux, M. Hansen, O. Vierscn, Palmer, Shamburg, Kreycik, I. Vierscn, Marshall, Hinton, Ramels, Snyder, Anderson, Kreuger, R. Vicrscn, Churchill, Blair, Peters, A. Hansen, Sanders, Cramer, McCall, Burtch, Nelson, Lerdall. HE cadets of 1935-36 were under the supervision of Mr. Hulsebus. Doris Petersen was selected as the cadet colonel. The cadets appeared at many of the school's athletic contests, both at home and out of town. The cadet organization of 1936-37 appeared in new uniforms of red wool skirts and bolero jackets with white silk blouses. Doris Petersen was appointed colonel for the second year. The girls marched at the home games and also at the North Platte and Gothenburg foot- ball games. Miss Barber was the sponsor. M ,Ana ,. :. .:ggir'.' Canrrrs, 1937 Hanshaw, Dauchy, V. Smith, johnson, Hansen, Conklin, Ramels, Taylor, McCowin, Shumburg, Kreuger, Frey, F. Kennedy, Dalvloude, Arnold, L. Smith, Petersen, Anderson, Baker, Nelsen, Duval, Spitz, Ramsey, Viersen, Heath, Snyder, Hinton, Dikeman, Loux, Dey, Piper, Oslcr, Young.

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Clxnnrs, 1934 Snyder, Swanson, Kempton, McGuire, Akesson, Dauchy, Phillips, I-I. V. Iohnson, Hammel, Elson, Keating, E. Iohnson, McConahay, E. Miller, H. M. Iohnson, Heath, Petersen, G. Miller, Churchill, H. Baker, McCall, Kreugcr, Pear, E. Huffman, O. Huffman, E. Linnemeyer, Henson, Pinkerton, P. Baker, Nelson, D. Linnemeyer, Miss Wicker HE girl cadets were organized in 1933 by Miss Wicker. The thirty- six girls who were members were selected by competitive try-outs. They appeared in exhibition drills at football and basketball games. The uniforms were red military jackets with white buttons and white slacks. The N. S. A. cadets of 1934-35 were again sponsored by Miss Wicker. She was assisted by Emily Kempton. This group went to North Platte and marched for both the football and basketball games. CADETS, 1935 H. McCowin, Votaw, Phillips, Dauchy, H. johnson, Schick, E. McCowin, M. Hansen, E. Johnson, Peters, Swanson, I. Viersen, Moore, Willford, Shamburg, Teel, Snyder, Petersen, Churchill, Miller, M. Blair, Heath, Marshall, D. Blair, Crandall, Appleyard, A. Hansen, McCall, Kreugcr, Lerdall, Sorenson.

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BAND, 1932 Klcinback, Thompson, Rundslrom, Mr, Crandell Gardner, Thostesen, Taylor, Quick, G. Garten, Scott, Withers, Berry, L. Garton I HE 1932-33 N. S. A. band was made up of students and faculty members. This organization played at football games. Mr. Crandall was in charge. The band of 1934-35 received a First place in the district contest at Minden. and third at the state contest in Lincoln. This was the first year that any music groups from N. S. A. had been entered in the music contests. During the school year of 1935-36 the band and the cadets played and marched at various athletic events, at home and away. The band BAND, 1935 Mrs. Hill, I. Keating, Ridgway, Davison, Smith, Dillmun, johnson, Elson, Fisher, H. B:1kcr,Mr.Hil1 Swanson, E. Iohnson, Schick, Crandall, Icwcl, McConahay, E. Teel, Hall, Pinkerton, Yowell, Snyder, M. Tccl, Elson, Adams, Thamalla, Ross Keating, Robbcrson, Schroeder, Linncmeyer, Gaines, P. Baker, Sullivan, D. Iohnson