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THE -1928 RIZZLY GROWL PI DELTA THETA President Carroll Hughes Vice-President Eugene Sheets Secretary Beryl Hix Treasurer Gale Moss Sponsor Miss Cora Vaughn Pi Delta Theta, a dramatics club, was organized at the beginning of the school term with Miss Cora Vaughn as sponsor. A constitution was adopted by the club, and this organization became one of the most active in the school. The plans of the club call for two major plays of at least three acts each term with any number of smaller one and two act plays. ' ' The Beau of Bath, a one act play, by Constance Mackay, was the first play presented by the club. It was also given as a part of a program for the benefit of the Athletic fund. Within the Zone, by O ' Neil, was also presented on the Athletic Benefit Program. The program was well-liked. Other short plays were Love and Tea , The Minuet , and The Finger of God. ' ' The club contributed equally with the Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Edu- cation to the Annual Fund. Members: Harold Sproul, Russell Berry, William Benson, Nadien Knight ' Gerdine Young, Mary Bass, Alice Sunbarger, Lloyd Adams, Nel le Miller ' Doris Dace, Clementine Bacon, Dorothea McGlasson, Pauline Kuhns, Harriett Reece, Frances Ambrose, Harold Olin, Ralph Bennewitz, Graydon Carroll, Everett Lane, Sybelee Musick, Evelyn Ash, Ermalee Fowler, Elfreda Adams, Virginia Johnson, Luella McVay, Harold Boyd, Marvin Songer, Bert Bass, Kenneth Midkiff, Frances Pattison, Mildred Surpluss, Raymond Cornett, Jack Vaughn. Twenty-five
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THE 192 8 • f JllRIZZLY GROWL THE SEASON FOR PI DELTA THETA Grumpy —(The four-act comedy made famous by Cyril Maude) Dec. 15-16. This play set a record for cash receipts for a school performance in El Dorado. The scenes on the next page are from this play. The cast was as follows : ' ' Grumpy — Eugene Sheets; Ernest Herron — Harold Sproul; Virginia Bullivant — Mary Bass; Ruddock — Carroll Hughes; Susan — Sybelee Musick; Jarvis — Gale Moss; Kebble — Russel Berry; Wolfe — Gardiner Lindley; Merridew — Lloyd Adams; Dawson— Everett Lane; Dr. McClaren — Robert Fee; Mrs. McClaren — Doris Dace. Press Comment: The presentation of Grumpy is a work of forty students who belong to the Dramatics Club of the Junior College. It is being presented in a business like manner, with the same desire to give satisfaction for value received that marks the professional offering. The players realize their responsibility, and they have applied themselves to fulfilling it with singleness of purpose. Miss Cora Vaughn, teacher of English at the college, and director of the play, has sought earnestly to inculcate the ideals of the theater in the minds of her charges, and the success which was met last night reflects to her credit as well as to the students who, both on and off the stage proper, contributed their energies to the presentation — The El Dorado Times. ' The Beau of Bath — Presented in chapel Nov. 14; presented to Rotary at the annual Christmas Luncheon; presented on the Athletics Benefit Program. Press Comment: Gale Moss and Miss Sybelee Musick played the leads, handl- ing these difficult parts in a clever and skillful way. They were ably supported by a small cast, while the settings, light effects, and music were most effectively done. Miss Vaughn has shown a high order of talent in her work with dramatics this year, and it is nowhere more fully displayed than in this little scene. — El Dorado Times. Love and Tea — Presented in Chapel Feb. 2.2.. The cast included Doris Dace, Nelle Miller, Dorothea McGlasson, Frances Hull, Clementine Bacon, Harold Sproul, and Lloyd Adams. ' ' Within the Zone — Presented for Athletic Benefit Program. The cast included Kenneth Midkiff, William Benson, Eugene Sheets, Everett Lane, Beryl Hix, Ralph Bennewitz, Harold Olin, and Graydon Carroll. SECOND SEMESTER THREE ACT PLAY Smilin ' Through — presented in High School Auditorium — May 3 and 4. The cast follows: Monyeen and Kathleen — Sybelee Musick; John Carteret — Gale Moss; Owen Harding — Carroll Hughes; Kenneth Wayne — Harold Sproul; Jeremiah Wayne — Bert Bass; Mary Clare — Mary Bass; Willie Ainley — Kenneth Midkiff; Sarah Wayne — Nelle Miller; Angelica Thorn — Frances Pattison; Lucy Howard —Clementine Bacon; Edward Holt — Beryl Hix; Robert Ormes — Kenneth Mid- kiff; Neil Graham — Raymond Cornett; Dora Moore — Doris Dace; Ellen — Mary Bass. Twenty-six
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