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

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V N.W.S.A.L lfditor-in-chief . . Assistant Editor . Faculty . . . Senior Class, . Athletics .... Alumni . Xlusic Features Snapshots, . Business lllanagei Suhsrriptions and Staff Typist . . , Advertisin Aggie Board DEPARTMENTS , A , Arthur Grove . . . . .John Pearson . . ,Arlene Hill . . . . .Ann Brandli Slienneth Avery ' ' ' '2Ruth Stenhorg fRichard Radway Rishton Bedard . A . .lVIildred illalme fAgnes Lundin l Dora Wcmcmd Angela Fillipi Raymond Peterson il-lelen Naplin ' ' ' lClinton Donley Donald McCall .. Allan Hoff lClarc-nee Peterson Arthur Hendrickson George Schulz lAnn 'llll0l'CS0ll Selvin Erickson Nils Stenhorg IHerhert Schroeder Paul Sorenson John Anderson . . . . , .Dorothy Glass Seventy-:even X S

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The Maria Sanford Literary Society 7 TOP ROVS: lJeMaster, Filipie, Neshit, Stenlmorg, Severson, Dalgren, Pearson, johnson, Dege rness, Ryhak. SECOND ROVV: Phillip, Edeen, Miss Sheldon, Miss Lippett, Miss Thompson, Miss VVz1rne, Miss Kingston, Miss Hughbanks, Mrs. Gennng, Torgerson, Hedstrand, Gault. FRONT ROVV: Hamre, Letnes, Pederson, Candle, Krogstad, Ferry, Eggen, Heegaard, Erickson The Athenian Literary Society TOP ROYV: Bruun, H. Sevald, Larson, VVang, H. Naplin, VVeckworth, Henry, Anderson, Lietch, Slette, Lnndin, Dalager. SECOND ROVV: A. Sevald, A. Johnson, Mcliihhen, Jacobson, Miss Bede. Miss Peterson Miss Polski, Miss VVeinberger, Solmonson, Burk, Bjerken, Swanson. FRONT ROVV: lNlC6.'HllLll'1l, Poetchrit, VVood, Hill, Thoreson, Brandli, Glass, R. Naplin, Smith, Urhaniak, Olson. Smffnly-.vi.v

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N.W.S.A. D The Taming of the Shrew The Taming of the Shrew, that delightful comedy of William Shakespeare which tells the old vet ever new story of a scolding woman and her cure by her lover, was the selection of the Seniors of the Northwest School for their annual class play. Haptista, a rich gentleman of Padua, has two daughters, Katherine and Bianca. The latter is docile and sweet and newly married to an equally mild husband. Katherine is a shrew, sought by many because of her beauty and her father's money, but single because few of her suitors have left without having their heads broken by the violent-tempered girl. But there comes one Petruchio from Verona and with him his clownish servant, Gfllmlll, and it is in Petruchio that Katherine meets her match- Such taming as was ne'er seen before -that is the story. Antoinette DeMaster as Katherine and Leo hlaattala as Petruchio, Donald lXflcCall as the worried old father, Emory Kenlinight as Grumio-each was con- vincing in his part. Each member of the cast portrayed his character faithfully and because of this delineation made the play the success that it was. 'lihe performance was given in the new auditorium on lVlarch 2 and 3, 1931. Several other plays were presented during the year on different occasions. On Parents Day a group from the Advanced Class gave The Brink of Silence a one act play. ln Days of Witchcr':1ft was presented as part of the 'lihanksgiving pro- gram in the Gymnasium. During VVinter Shows, too, hlrs. Pflughoeft presented a group of 4-H Club people in a play Goose lkloneyu for the entertainment of visit- ing club members. The Drama Class under the direction of lvliss VVeinberger, has presented one act plays of high merit on Sunday evening programs. lyliss WEillbCTgCT, who takes Miss Simley's place has done much to advance the cause of high grade work in dramatics which the lfnglish faculty at the Northwest School has always maintained. Sr'fLfM11y-viyflll X