Annville Institute - Saw Briar Yearbook (Annville, KY)

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f-wi fiHL RLSLRVQS The Girl Reserves were oiginized under The direc- tion of Kiss Ton, in ingust, l93?, with Q membership of szventeer. ihrouskout the ycir, they hive been Wctive- ly 5UQHFCd in cirrging but the gurpose of the club, HTO fnce life sqv 1 Q and to find and give the best.HTJen- ty dolls were sent at Christmrs te thi crippled chil- dren's Home in Louisville. n tea was given for twe ben- efit of the motiers. nt the end of the year Q Friendh shit bznquet brought the wart if the club to Q happy conclusifn. Cru Price has been our pr sident. HRT CLUB The nrt Club vis orggnized lest yeir with Miss Merlus, is sponsor, In joining the club, each member must be initiqted by presenting an original drawing of some other member. Odr nortreits wtre for from good, but th: Qbility srown was surprising. Jeny who had no idea of their Qbiliiy, now are enthvsinstie about dieir Work. ut present there ire Qlout L dozen members. M displiy vis given during demrencenent week. DR-LnTlC GLUE The Drnnutie Club hrs fulfillcd its proper fune- tions ne in titre-eurrieulfr ictivity this yeir by the opportunities it his offered to the students and the recrentidn afforded the yUD1iC. brder the able direction of Lr. Lunigag, tJenty-eight members have been kept busy tnrorghout this scncol year. gudienees have besn thoroughly entartiined by the productions, Never i.in't , Thanks f.wf'ul1oy , nnd The House by the Side of the Wav . IUURJgLISTIC CLUB Tne Journslistie Club has ride rush progress this year under the direction of Lr. Krnizenge. Students have tiken an added interest in the sch ol piper. Much Of our success his been due to the cooperitivn of the student body. We generally The paper Wes t the year. , each issue. tion during 47 sold about sixty copies of Jnlerged to Q two-page edi-

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1 l DRUMS OF DEATH The very feet that rev of us slept soundly on the night of frril tme,ty-second is proof enough that the Seniors gave an e oellent socount of tgonselves in the perfcrmonee of the NDrums of Deatnn. forheps the Sen- ior play is the mast listing impression that a class mskes. When in later yenrs someone asks us,NUho was in the Cliss of 5E,H no doubt we will find ourselves try- Q ing to answer that ouesticn by trying to recall the cherecters of the Class nlny. Certfinly we shell not sfon forget the excellent interpretation of n vengeful Haitian negro as performed by Gene Young. We con still see him slinkinv along be- D hind us in the dark.--The seriousness of Elbert Moore's efforts at conscientiously filling Lis obligations end duties ss sheriff, provided us with nsny P chuckle that frequently grew into A hesrty lough.---The emphetic bearing cf' Lorene Payne in the rsle sf'Mrs. Gillette contributed generously to the success uf the play. We hope she dces not develop the sharp tongue she exhibit- ed in tnis plwy for use in everydsy life.---And who was not surprised at tue cnpoble performance of Morton Smith in the pfrt of Hr. Harley. Shrll we ssy he is a gentlemen of noise and personolity on the stage.---To play opposite Herloy, n more eopnble performer could not have been fcund than that disccvered in the prim, precise, end alleys ilensing iHtCIDIPfWti0U of the role of Prule Bailey by Christine Lake.---When Msrie Cunni- gen mide her nppeirrnee tn tue stsge 75 Miss Eugenie Bowles she was Eugenie Bowles. It is players who een throw themselves into 2 pert as seriously as Hsrie who mike us enjoy sf'ing ploys.---Well, we hfd enough fnith in Doctor Cfmeron to here made him our frwily doctor and then--whit o villfin he proved tc be. To Estill I Davidson-we must soy, NExcellcnt work, Hshclln old boyn. ---We were reody to pinch ourselves to be sure Celeste hid not put us into r trance, too. We nfpe ihrie Rey- nolds does not decide tc Uturn gypsyu sometime ond prec- tice her art cn us.---And egain, we hipe Alpho Bennett, may never be so Nnerve wcrnn es she wis in the part of Ins. Ooklcy.---Nonchslsnt. Yes. That is the wfrd that describes the role of young and churming Lmelif as per- treyed by Nobel Vaughn. fCURT,'IN:-D 4 I I P. S. Truly on excellent performonce. 46

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FO'E ECJ'C'II5 CLUB fV1tH ihs guidwmcs -T Liss IQ rc, tnis club hvs don: much Qxgzrimcnting in the lime ff cifking during the ycfr. is tive Wtut 11, ws inrr vcd swfficicntly tc frrwngc H bfnqnst f'r Qursclves tcwutus thc clcse of schfgl. The club ral 7U sriginsl msmbnrsnin if twelve, but tws drfpysd uvt. Sivcrnl b'ys were msmbsrs 'Ld Une ff tncm, Rty King wfs clectcd prrsiicut. GLEE CLU3 Fmsic hflds PM impfrt nt Ulfce in th: 'ctivitics Q Our schfrl wfrk. It is but thf nstwisl Glpressirn cf the gsy schfcl spirit. Our fnivillc lnstitutc club hfs fsr tus psst fem ycsrs given f musicsl prcgrfm scmctimc during ccmmfucsmsut wcer, but bscsuse ff Hrs. Warthinq- tCn's sicknass durinn tri winter, it vis impcssible tc hfve one this yenr. This past ywvr we recrgnnizcd with sn cnrillmsnt uf wpprfxinstely twsuty-fivt. Our cr'nninq vchicvcment Cfms in the proarhr givun su Evsttr ui'ht fsr the C. E. mssting. Bfth glse clubs t,vk psrt in the citcrt'inncnt Thc Junior High club vlsc swug Q few uvmb rs. Q lirgs Audience Qttnndid and Fll wsre vsry Pj rcci tive cf the prugrwm. BEAD The bsud hss been an Lstublishsi instituticn cn thc csmpus fer the psst few yefrs rnd tris yefr was nc sxcepticn. It was organized list f'll with Lr. Lsngdwn, directar. At present, 'there src seven mcmbLrs.This is the first ycfr thft girls hvvc buvn psrwittcd to jfin. WC were rblc tc find only ons night 1 veck ffr practice sud thcreffrw we were sble ti preyfre tnly v few selec- tifns far the public. The membership ffllvwsg- 1u1rry Lrngdcm ---- -Borit me Rishfrd Lfngdcn------Cfrnut Lucas NclsCn-- ' Nsris Rcynclds Eugene f'ung-- Orville Nolsou Wilmf ETtncr-- 49 --Ccruet --Ccruet ----Erss TI'ORT'fV' me Trrmb'uQ -C' .L I