Central Normal College - Centralian Yearbook (Danville, IN)

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l I , '! I' if 3' f his iood iow- vith r of and lall, i to J ix!!! Two oRooKs AND A LADY , Cast Mrs. Sims Vane ...4A.........A. ..,.,.,........,.4.. ..,..A . , .A.....A..., E thel Hartman Lucille, a crook .......... ..i....i...i,.. D ean Malicote Miller, a .crook ,,,,.,.,... ,ii.ii,i . ...Lloyd Brown Maid .,,,.....................i.,..., ....,,....i,,,..,,i....,...i R uby Bair Detective .....i....,.,.., ,..,,,i..... W illiam Spurgeon Detective ,:......i,i.... ...........i..i,,.ii.,,.,..,,,,.i......i..ii..,. ,.......,, . . .C. E. Horton , WHERE BUT IN AMERICA? ' Cast A Mr. Espenhayne ,......,...,, ..,..iiii..,.., ........,i..,,.. . A C. E. Horton Mrs. Espenhayne ,,.....,......... ...,.....i..., M ildred Albion X Hilda. the maid ,...., ..,....,.....,......., ..ii,...4.......4..4.,,,,......,...i...i.....,.i..,...... E l izabeth Smock T HW N l mi, elf 6 lll lm, lil i '41 V5 It K ill li lil., ' 1 Sixty-One A , u 0 A sf A 'p

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94 , '15 ml I lin l . I ' ' .i!' r 4 it at kung 3 I7 H w Dramatic Club Bertha Watts, Director C. E. Horton ..,..., .,,,.. ..,,...,,,,..a...,.....,.. P r esrldent Mildred Jack a..,,.. ,,..,, , .,......att. V ice President Helen Mosier ee..,,,4.,.,.,.. . .,....,4.4,..e..t.,.,., Secretary James Stephenson ,,,...,, ,,e...,, ..,,,,..,.,.,.....t. ,...,4..... T r e osurer Few things so stimulate the imagination, the knowledge of man and his motives, or of people and their ways, as the study and presentation of good plays. The interest which the students of Central Normal College are show- ing in dramatics is a good indication of a healthy interest in life itself. The Dramatic Club is a group of enthusiastic students laboring with enjoyment in the reading, study, and staging of good plays. A number of one-act plays have been studied thus far. Two Crooks and a Lady and Where But in America? have recently been presented in the Chapel Hall, and others are to be presented soon. While the Dramatic Club is in its infancy, it is an organization very much alive and Growing The work of this year is of sufficient strength to place the organization on a firm foundation for the future. Sixty We X if w ?jC B L R 3 I I N 4 1 . l swf!-O1

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K n -4 gr .2555 Intl ' ,ll 'lib' l-'- Chorus Ella Reading Hurd, Director The Chorus which is organized in Central Normal College at the be- ginning of each school year has a Very important place in the musical pro- gram of the college. It teaches its members to do part singing, cultivates a higher taste for music, and increases interest and knowledge in public school music. Also the members of this organization are taught the theory of chorus work, which will greatly aid them in organizing and directing community or school choruses. A The Chorus has regular rehearsal meetings each week, during which time various musical selections are studied andprepared for presentation. The Chorus makes its most important public performance during the week of Commencement. ' ii ' Oakley Foley Mrs. Laura Niswander Stanford Ray N Lawrence Ripperdan Harley Anderson Edward Cushman 'li ' A l Frances Seipel James Haywood Kay Watson Justine Huron Lucille Haas Esther Brooks K WW Grace Whittinghill Leah Royal Carol Stuart Qs ' I Helen Kennedy Margaret Stepp Emery Smith 4 Gladys Dickerson Mrs. Marion Rice Carrie Zinn ,lgf,i'jl .' Rubby Bair Surrelda Maxwell Ercel Kolerman Amy Nichols C. Gaylord Good Ray Hurt -v Kenneth Taylor 2 Sixty-Two WS., f if I . if fx 'I Depai ticalg it offs tors. use ir the C this, and s Vl Br Sixty-