Aggie 1914 - Yearbook
Aggie 1914 - Yearbook
Aggie 1914 - Yearbook
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“Music hath charmes to soothe the savage breast.”<br />
The music department of the N. W. S. A. is steadily growing.<br />
The number of music students this year is nearly twice that of last,<br />
A recital was given at the end of the first semester by the music<br />
students, and they expect to give another at the end of the second<br />
semester.<br />
The Boys’ Glee Club has now twenty members. They have appeared<br />
before down-town audiences several times this winter. This<br />
year the Girls’ Glee Club, consisting of twenty members, has been<br />
organized. Together the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Clubs make up the<br />
mixed chorus which has furnished music for a number of programs,<br />
The mixed chorus gave an operetta, “Phyllis, the Farmer’s Daughter,”<br />
March 9, <strong>1914</strong>.<br />
Following is the cast of characters :<br />
Phyllis<br />
Margaret<br />
Douglas<br />
Farmer<br />
Chapleigh<br />
Senior Chorus of men<br />
Senior Chorus of women<br />
Full chorus of villagers<br />
Miss Ethel Kadlec<br />
Mary James<br />
Oscar Lovas<br />
Newton Jones<br />
Alfred Hannah<br />
Boys’ Glee Club<br />
Girls’ Glee Club<br />
Mixed Chorus<br />
Mr. Merth of Crookston has charge of the band. The boys<br />
seem to be getting along nicely by the echo of sweet strains that are<br />
heard on practice days.
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