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

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GIRLS GLE12 CLUB, 1937 First row: Mr. Hill, A. Iohnson, McCowin, Crandall, DaMoudc, Duval, Arnold, Linnemeyer, Chehcy, Waits, Burtch, Snyder, Dikc, Shamburg, Grous, Osler Second row: Clawson, Hanshaw, Schick, Hansen, Olson, Swanson, E. lohnson, Schroeder, Peters, Gaines, Brown The Me.vsz'ah, a Christmas cantata, was presented by a choir of one hundred student voices and several members of the faculty. Solo leads were carried by Ruth Randall and Earl Whipple. A picked orchestra furnished the accompaniment. A crowd of over nine hundred attended this production. CHRISTMAS Mlassml-I, 1936 First row: Styskal, Knoll, Rea, Floro, Arnold, M. Schick, H. Nelsen, Taylor, Perks, Young, Hampton Second row: Duval, Olson, Mortensen, E. Schick, M. Amann, I-I. Amann, R. Piper, Bellew, Weeks, Viersen, DaMoude, Wambaugh Third raw: Oslcr, l. Dikeman, Hanshaw, L. Smith, Piper, Messersmith, Gilliland, Messersmilh, McPherson, Kennedy, Grous, Dikc Fourth row: Crandall, McCowin, Loux, H. Hall, Mr. Marsh, Elson, Mr. Whipple, Russell, Hudson, Gorley, G. Piper, Clawson Fifth row: Johnson, Hansen, Snyder, A. johnson, Roth, M. Hall, Johnson, Housley, Sanders, R. Burtch, Shamburg, Wymorc Sixth row: Linncmeyer, Mrs. Whipple, Miss Modlin, Miss Randall, Mr. Hulsebus, Dillman, Floro, Iones, C. Dikeman, Fisher, Swanson, Mrs. Hulsebus, Peters, Schroeder Seventh row: Ross, Thamalla, Sweet, Adams, D. Johnson, Baker Eighth row: Mrs. Hill, Anderson, B. Burtch, Iensen, Chchey, Mr. Hill, Douthit, Brown, Kibhen, Gaines

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GIRLS GLEE CLUB, 1935 Back row: Ridgway, Linnemeycr, M. Blair, D. Blair, G, Miller, McConahay, Iewcl, Schroeder, Davison, Pinkerton, P. Baker, Hall, Sullivan, Front row: Richter, H. Baker, Keating, E. johnson, Schick, Kempzon, H. V. Johnson, Yowell, Gaines, H. M. Johnson, Swanson, Elson, Teel HE girls glee club of 1931-32 was the school's leading musical organization for the year. This group sang at convocations, pep rallies, recitals, commencement, baccalaureate, and 'various banquets. The girls- and boys glee club combined to present the musical comedy, Oh Doctor. In the school year- of 1932-33 the girls' glee club contributed its share to the musical program of the school. As in the past, the girls were awarded letters at the annual glee club luncheon held in the spring. The girls, and boys' glee clubs together presented the operetta, The Belle of Bagdavi. GIRLS GLEE CLUB, 1936 l First row: Easton, Viersen, Chchey, Baker, Miller, Hecht, Tcel, Corder, Blair, Crandall, Burtch, Linncmcyer, Baker, Hall, Sullivan Second row: Churchill, Gaines, Johnson, M. Hansen, Dikeman, Hull, Wortmnn, Elsan, Snyder, McConal1ay, Swanson, A. Hansen, Grous, Sanders

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Come Out of the Kitchen AGGIE PLAYERS OCTOBER, 1931 Cole Potcct hreuger E Huffman jackson Moosman, Hicks, johnson, Baker, O. Huffman, Quinn T IS not until recently that the dramatics department has had a definite place in the academic curriculum at the Nebraska School of Agriculture. Until the year 1933-34 dramatics was recognized only through the Aggie Drama Club. This organization presented three plays annually. With the exception of the senior class play where only seniors were eligible, any student was allowed to try out for a part in these plays. Participation in one of these major plays automatically elected a student to membership in the society. Your U ncle Dudley AGGIE PLAYERS DECEMBER, 1931 Gillum Potent Palmer Kleinback Younkin, Quinn, Fichrncr, Moosman