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

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H ow Dare You IUNIOR PLAY NOVEMBER, 1935 Rucker, Polccl, Greenwood, johnson, Towne, Miller, Dikcmnn, Schroeder, Hoschouer, Duval, Hecht, Nelson, Dauchy The aim of the drarnatics department is not to star a few chosen, gifted students, but to make an opportunity for every student who so desires to express himself, and to develop his inherent qualities to their fullest extent. The Qeenfv H uxbzznd SENIOR PLAY APRH., 1936 Barton, Nolan, Kreycik, Conklin, Blair, Ward, Potcct, Tuttle, Hinton, lorgenson, Johnston, Marshall, Miller, Lcrdall, McMichael, Nickerson, Moore

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The Whole Town? Talking SENIOR PLAY APRIL, 1934 Cowman, Thorne, O. Huffman, Akcsson, Hammcl, Dyer, Quinn, Peat, McMichael, Pierce Linncmcycr, E, Huffman, Leu, Kibbcn Considerable interest has also been shown in the declamatory con- tests. The winners of the local declamatory contests for the year of 1933-34 were: Edna Iohnston, Mary Alice Piper, and George Ward. In 1934-35 George Ward, Sarah Robberson, Doris Petersen, and Bruce Keith were contest winners. Barbara Crandall, Helen McCowin, George Ward, and Doris Petersen took the honors in 1935-36. A costume cupboard, four outdoor scenery Hats, and an outdoor drop have been added to the equipment of the department. The Charm School Samoa PLAY APRIL, 1935 Keith, Sweet, Potcct, johnson, Underhill, Baker, Iensen, Votaw, Rose, Kcmpton, Wymore Sorensen, Stzrrns, Krcuger, Evans, Schick

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Little M iss D1'eamc'r IUNIOR PLAY NOVEMBER, 1936 Why the Chfnzes Rang CHRISTMAS PLAY 1936 lhlrlch, McCuwin, Piper, O'M:ir:i, Ilannscy, Krcugcr, llnilson, Robinson, Williams, Crandall, Ervin, Reynolds, Anderson, Swccr -f -Q----1-fm,-.3 -num McCowin, Wymorc, Dikcmnn, Spiiz, E. Phillips, W. Phillips, Petersen, Icsse, Dey, Carpcmer Hudson, Piper