Northwest School of Agriculture - Red River Aggie Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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Qrehestra First Row-Krogseng, Lund, Johnston, Sather, Heiberg, Tunheim. Secogd gow-Landby, Stewart, Haugan, Younggren, Mr. Larsen, director, Brunelle, Spjut, uc ey. Department of Music Music, under the able direction of Miss Grace Gunderson, has become one of the established de- partments ofthe school. Regular class workin music is given in each of the three years of the regular school course, and in addition students have the opportunity of taking private lessons in voice, piano, violin and band instruments. The following musical organizations are maintained by the students under the direction of the De- partment of Music: The Boys Glee Club, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, School Orchestra and School Band. The Glee Club and Chorus work is under the personal supervision of Miss Gunderson. A. I-I. Lar- son is director of the School Orchestra. Marshall Byrne is leader of the School Band. Hamilton Nason IS special instructor in voice. 1515252ii!E2E252523511-2:13E154:1H:2i5: lf:-'-If wg.:-:-21-s:4:V:l:-M-:-: 3 is --:zisas22252:Sfafassfszrafasaseam 1. .-t-,sizafs :2zia:s:siah-:- :E:5:E:f:53i:Z., g:5:E:E:1:E:E:' ':Lg.-:E:1:7:E:E:7Q7:Z5:g: .,.,:g:5:7:2:i:2:i:1:2 -. f.-.:-:-wa.. :-:,:,3as-.:- -:-s:--.4-::Q:r::--:-1:11:5:1::P:-:-v-::-ima:-1:r:1:::-as-1: 'IE22:E:E2:rf1k:2 fw2'Q?kE-. . 'r52tth'if'1-5155:55155:H21321151553351315rikwfiifkn-f -:16:7:5:2:1:I:53:I:2555iq:FfigfgF:E1:2:2Q525g3:'Ei:k1:1:1:1:7:15SF:E5:25:Z21:5:1:1:1:k2i':2:5:35y:-. .

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