Dakota Wesleyan University - Tumbleweed Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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9 Y-Y AY ,A, 'luv W PRAIRIE PLAYERS T, ,rv A : Q 1 1: ' 'I' N ' C ' A ' if , ,L -iamxeiexin... ' - J fl A My I A Ny, Q, Y rt l ii T NORMAN EDWARDS ...... President Q .Sf K jg V SYBIL CRAWFORD . . . Vice-President 111 A X KATHRYN REICHENEACH . . . Secretary yi RUTH SAUNDERS ..... . Treasurer ROLL CALL l f GRACE AHERN DICK GALLION HELEN REYNOLDS H IVAN ALLEN DELBERT HAGER EARLINE ROADMAN GENEVIEVE BACHMAN IULIAN HARTT ORA RODENISER GLEN BACHMAN DODD HEIDE IOHN ROCKWELL RAYMOND CARHART DALE HOLTRY IAMES ROSS 4 ELSIE BRLIGGER LAVERNE HUBBARD MILDRED SCHUMANN V V LORETTA CARR LORA HUBBARD MARVIN SCOTT I i ROBERT CATEY VIVIAN IOHNSON FLORENCE SHEARER l y RUTH COURTNEY CARL LOOCK MARY lANET SMITH ' LUVERNE CROCKETT MARSHALL MILLER LAURA STARK I y A AZILE DARLINC LuC1LE MYERS GERTRUDE TOWNSEND A A PEARL FOUSEK LOWELL NELSON GERTRUDE VINCENT T ZELLA FISHER CHARLOTTE NORTON CLARION WHITE y HAROLD REESE , A Prairie Players was established in the fall of 1930 by the local chapter of Theta Alpha Phi, acting upon the suggestion of Miss Helen Fishbeck. The A V- purpose of the Organization was to stimulate interest and participation in dra- A W, tx p matics. Membership is earned by Obtaining one-half credit in Theta Alpha N Phi. Meetings are held every two weeks, at which time dramatic activities of various sorts are studied and discussed. is y 'l A I lf? fl l 5 i 2 7Q H , TLJMELEWEED 1933 A x ' Page 114

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'Q , . r -wr 0 Q El ' ' '-M A-55,5 in 7 THETA ALPHA PHI il .H ll lit .g'kvg2:9' ff A Y I Y : ' ' V Y - r V N. . N ' 'N f' 1 X K D CD B , i y . l - V lair X w I X i. I luv-:Nil-I rav. 1 Y Q . i my l . y 11 in ' t i f a 2 i Theta Alpha Phi is a National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity with the South Dakota Beta Chapter located on the Wesleyan campus. Membership y N is earned in this organization by active participation in plays in the realms of 5 W acting, directing, or business management. Two major credits must have been W l won: however, not the part but the skill with which the work was presented is kept in mind when credit is being given. 'ANot the part, but the actor is small. In the fall the local chapter sponsored a recital given by Miss Betsy Worrell at which time she read Stephen Vincent Benet's Iohn Browrfs Body. In the AA , spring the chapter sponsored the production of two one-act plays, The Flatterf' . Q? ing Word and the Patchwork Quilt. i i ' f M. y I l E 'iff - -u NL., d a- 'sv a Tuavaarevvaao 1933 . r cffb rk. J Page 113

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