University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Moccasin Yearbook (Morris, MN)

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THE SCHOOL BAND Back Row—A. Flaten, C. Hammerberg, R. Rattelmiller, L. Baldry, A. Solvie, H. Graff, L. Doebbert, J. Stegner Front Row—L. Brandt, R. Nystuen, R. Wille, J. Nelson, J. Bopp, V. Jorschumb, W. Marks, H. Johnshoy THE MIXED CHORUS Back Row—H. Henjum, O. Toso, H. Eide, K. Baldry, W. Peterson, W. Wieland, T. Pederson, R. Schlattman, H. Stegner, C. Hanson, H. Olson, C. Duncan Third Row—T. Kottke, H. Hanson, K. Fy, B. Kottke, A. Johnson, O. Erickson, R. Johansen, B. Beninga, A. Jorgensen, L. Westberg, D. Hanson, J. Sandvig, F. Allen, I. Mulvanny Second Row—Miss O’Connor, Director; L. Brandt, M. Stomberg, D. Mullikin, R. Broughton, W. Schmidt, A. Anderson, V. Stark, E. Stark, E. Cook, L. Johannsen, A. Boerner First Row—H. Drever, J. Bopp, T. Sandvig, C. Hammerberg, T. Hagen, E. Regan, J. Flint, A Tusberg, H. Graff

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‘“‘MUSIC HATH CHARMS .... .”’ A great number of musically talented stu- dents report each semester for participation in the musical organizations. 'The Mixed Chorus is always an asset to the Music Department. From this group are selected a Boys’ Quartette and a Mixed Quartette. These groups appear on various assembly and out-of-town programs. During the fall term the Mixed Quartette had the opportunity of appearing on a radio pro- gram which was broadcasted over the Fargo Station. The presence of the band at football games added much spirit to these occasions. The choral groups are under the direction of Miss O’Connor and the instrumental organi- zations under that of Mr. Anderson. THE MIXED QUARTETTE E. Cook, R. Schlattman, H. Eide, D. Hanson by ie THE BOYS’ QUARTETTE J. Flint, T. Sandvig, C. Hammerberg, T. Pederson

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THE HONOR ‘‘A’’ SOCIETY The purpose of the Honor “A” Society is to recognize agricul- tural attainment, especially leadership, in school and home com- munities and to promote scholarship on the campus. Members, who are chosen by the faculty, must be from the Senior and Ad- vanced Classes, must have an attitude rating of B or better, and a scholarship rating in the upper one-third of their class. Back Row—H. Parson, C. Hammerberg, J. Varnum Front Row—D. Benson, P. Smith, A. Olsen, A. Ostergard Back Row—I. Mulvanny, D. Hanson, A. Boerner, L. Hasleton, A. Amunason, L. Johannsen, E. Cook, R. Thompson, V. Anderson, D. Christenson, A. Cawelti, W. Struck Front Row—V. Underwood, O. Erickson, F. Allen, H. Stark, G. Tripp, E. Stark, C. Amundson, A. Jorgensen, J. Sandvig, M. Lund, L. Solberg YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Among the events and activities of the school year are those of a religious nature. These are carried on by the Religious Welfare Committee, a group made up of students and faculty. The most active organization is the Young Women’s Christian Association, whose members assume the responsibility for daily morning devo- tions and for weekly services on Sunday mornings.