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

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Green Stockings OCTOBER, 1932 Haynes, Scott, Quinn, Wilkinson, McConnlmy, Hull Cole Thompson Cross Potecl Sclnck Smnli in this one-act play workshop. These plays are directed by students from the directors class which is open to juniors and seniors who have had previous dramatic experience. Lighting, stage scenery, costuming, and make-up are all under the direction of the students. A miniature stage with a removable cyclorama and curtains has been arranged in one of the class rooms of Ag Hall. The studio theater is open only to drarnatics students and their guests. Pigs SENIQR PLAY APRIL, 1933 Fichrncr, Cole, Peebles, Czirsrcnscn, Hall, Withers, Porect Schick Hamilton Rundstrom

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Oh Doctor 1 OPERETTA APRIL, 1932 Easton, Thostescn, Hamilton, Hines, Olson, Detour, Iohnson, Hayden, Wilkinson, Haynes, Vernom, Klcinback, Gardner, Taylor, Peat, Hall, Quinn dramatics activities were sponsored by Miss Margaret Nielsen who directed the junior and senior class plays. For the past two years Miss Marjorie Filley has had charge of the drarnatics department. -Regular drama classes inclulcate the principles of voice, gesture, characterization, public speaking, and stage technique. Chief among the activities of the present dramatics department is the newly organized studio theater. The aim of this theater is to give students who are eager to participate in plays an opportunity to appear Belle of Bugdzzd OPERETTA 1933 H. V. Iohnson, H. M. Iqltnson, Smith, Akesson, Gardner, Moosmnn, Klcinback, Pinkerton, Hall, Haynes, Withers, Teaford, Starns, Huffman

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The Boomer AGGIE PLAYERS DECEMBER, 1933 McMichael Huffman W Nelson Keating Coykcndall, McGuire, Phillips, Iensen, Pierce, G. Nelson, Gillum Pedersen Another new and not yet fully developed project which promises to be very popular is the marionette theater. A stage which stands five feet high has been constructed and the students are building furniture to scale, designing and constructing scenery, and making the puppets and dressing them. They are also working out original skits and plays for the theater. The first play to be presented for the public was a three-act version of that famous old fairy tale, lack and the Beanstalk. Wear, Ridgway, Wymorc, Scott, LaBounty, Sorensen, Baker, Nelson, Krcuger, K. Florom, H. V. johnson, Wolf, L. Florom, Jewel, Shamburg, Miller, Easton, H. M. Johnson, Benge, Leu, Quinn. Three Suns Wert AGGIE PLAYERS MARCH, 1934