Aggie 1937 - Yearbook

Variety NightAugustine Isaacson, Swenson, DahlgrenVariety Night, an annual programpresented competitively bystudent contestants of the NorthwestSchool is being broadcast onthis evening of January 30 fromtwo microphones. From this positionin the middle of the audiencewe find attendance above par.Various celebrities were seen enteringthe rendezvous of amusementthis evening President Ingebretsonof the Y.M.C.A., football star,Roland Wentzel, Grace Olson andVirginia Watt, smile exhibitionists,and others including eight Dorothy’s(not sisters). and the belovedfaculty members.Now let us hear what my co-announcerhas to say from back stage.Friends, right now, back stageproves to be in a state of great confusion.The performers are runningabout wildly in search of theirstage settings. The stage managers,Leland Hanson and Werner Weindorf, areshowing symptoms of nervousness. DeleneHegreberg, a brightly costumed page. istaking a placard which will announce thefirst act. Friends, I now turn the “mike”back to your reporter for the curtain isabout to rise.Back in the audience again and the“Robertson Hall Book Worms” prove tobe very harmless to books. Senior andStephens boys understand now why girls’books are returned to the desk in so cleana state.What could be more soothing after sucha tumult than music by a “Wrinkle BoxMelodeon ?” Marlan’s performance provedsuccessful, for the audience wished an encore.Dorothy Setterholm, Eleanor Weber,and Delsie Filipi found an excellent wayof reminding us of our “School Daze.”Ah, and who do we see now? A “CowboySweetheart” all decked in a ridinghabit. Well, Leona, we will all be waitingfor an opportunity to hear you yodel again.For our information concerning homes.the “Happy Home-Makers’’ inform usthat bricks are the primary foundation ofa good home. Thank you, girls, we boysshall keep that in mind.“Modern Melodies” is being handsomelypresented by handsome boys with a handsomelighting effect the twinheighted boys, Verne Dahlgren andLloyd Harris.For about ten minutes AlfredOlson seemed to be stricken with amental disorder called double personality,but a large academic wordserved as a cure for this peculiardisease. With the Olson-Sandenteam we were introduced to a typeof act that CKY carried on.Ah, Mavis Glass favors us withsome “Musical Taps.” She showedsome nervousness for having missedtwo steps.And last, but not least, we hearthe Waltz Kings,” Stanley Swenson,Clayton Isaacson, Verne Dahlgren,and Marlan Augustine.The reporters are very sorry toannounce that they must now say“good-night,” for the annual VarietyNight program has come toan end.Olson Charlie, SandenPage 40