Donelson High School - Sirocco Yearbook (Donelson, TN)

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CO 1706 S e h T DRAMATIC GUILD SCENE FROM BIMBO, THE PIRATE,

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The Sirocco 27F PIONEER LITERARY SOCIETY M. C. WHITWORTl-I ROBBIE SEABORN GENEVACANADA . Secretary CLAUDE MOORE . Treasurer MISS SUSIE SUGG . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sponsor . President Vice President The Pioneer Literary Society entered upon its second year of work with great spirit, under the able supervision of'Miss Susie Sugg. It has been one of the most active and progressive Societies in school this year. The membership has increased to almost fifty, and each member has co-operated to the fullest extent in making the meetings beneficial and the Society something really worth While. During this year the Pioneers have studied the lives and works of the noted writers. Literary work of several natures has been presented. . ' With the help of their Sponsor, the co-operation of the members and the splendid leadership of their oHicers, the society is looking forward to a more successful year next term. - ROLL DOUGLAS BINKLEY WILLIE GLEAVES ROBBIE SEABORN r v W i i? i gs e1 GENEVA CANADA JOE CATHEY CLARA CATHEY 4 h . , MURRAY CHARLTON RAYMOND CLARK LOUISE COLLEY EDNA COOK JOHN COOK ALVIN EARHEART HUBENA ESTES PHRONIA FIELDS RUBY FITZPATRICK ' MILDRED HARALSON HENRY ETTA HILL JAMES KING CATHERINE LIPSCOMB MIRIAM MCFADYEN CLAUDE MOORE LUCILLE PEACH 'BENNIE BELLE PUGH KATHRYN PURCELL ELIZABETH REESE CORA REESE MARY ELIZABETH RUDY MARY SHARPE ANN SHELTON ELIZABETH SHELTON MATTIE E. SINGLETON BILLIE SMITH ELIZABETH SMITH LELAND ARDA STARKEY M. C. WHITWORTH GWENDOLYN ZUCCARELLO SMITH DOBSON MR. W. F. SMITH ,:4 W xg C. C. J. LITERARY SOCIETY . President. Vice President ANDREW HENDERSON MILDRED SWINDELL . GLADYS CASTLEMAN . Secretary BILLY OLIVER Sergeant at Arms MISS PITTARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sponsor . The C. C. J. Literary Society was organized at the beginning of the school term of 1926. Its purpose is to increase the ability offstudents to speak in public and to conduct meetings. It lms in a large measure accomplished its purpose. - The Society was named after Prof. C. C. Jennings and following his example aims to put,Donelson on the map. . MEMBERS BILLIE OLIVER LILLIE MAI HAGAR . NORMA GOODWIN LILLIAN STARKEY ROBERT STANFORD EDWARD SMITH THEODORE KERN HENRY MCFADYEN MARY V. KEELING - MYRTLE CANADA DOROTHY STARKEX MARJORIE KING ELIZABETH HOOPER ELIZABETH SEAT MAMIE CASTLEMAN ANDREW HENDERSON GLADYs CASTLEMAN MILDRED SWINDELL PAUL LANNOM WAULEAN HATCHER JANIE LANNOM FRANCES EZELL NANNIE CRAIG 17

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WW muumumumnm DRAMATIC GUILD THEODORE W. KERN ROBBIE N. SEABORN CLARA W. CATHEY 'Mrss RUTH WOOD 9?: 5E . President . Vice President- secretary-Treasurer Sponsor The Dramatic Guild was orgariized in 1926 for the purpose of promoting the dramatic talent of the school. It was a great suecess the first year and this year even better. b Stunt night - was held October 8, 1927, to decide who should belong to the Guild. On the following Monday. the Guild held its first meeting with arr enrollment of forty students. It was a successful meeting and typical of our yearts work. Several plaYS, some original, have been given before the club. Three one-act plays were presented before a large audience. The dramatic ability of the club was tested and we hope to GLADYs CASTLEMAN GENEVA CANADA MURRAY CHARLTON JOSEPH CATHEY CLARA CATHEY MAMIE CASTLEMAN RAYMOND CLARK FRANCES EZELL HUBENA ESTES PHRONIA FIELDS RUBY FITZPATRICK NORMA GOODWIN WILLIE 'GLEAVEs by a play-writing contest. A prize was awarded to the best write do even better next year, especia ROLL, WAULEAN HATCHER THEODORE KERN KATHERINE LIPSICOMB JANIE LANNOM CLAUDE MOORE HENRY MCFADYEN MIRIAM MCFADYEN BILLIE OLIVER KATHERINE PURCELL MARY ELIZABETH RUDY ELIZABETH REESE ROBBIE SEABORN MIILDRED' SwrNDELL HA 11y if we have ou r. Our year has been a successful one r able sponsor, Miss Ruth Wood. DOROTHY STARKEY LELAND STARKEY LILLIAM STARKEY ELIZABETH SEAT ROBERT STANFORD BILLIE SMITH M. C. WHITW'ORTH . GWENDOLYN ZUCCARELLO HENRIETTA HILL PAUL LANNOM MARY VIRGINIA KEELING MILDRED HARALSON ELEANOR BROWNLEE THREE ONE-VACT PLAYS On February 3rd the DonelsOn its accomplishments in Dramatic ability. They were: BIMBO, THE PIRATE SWEET WILL' . THE EVENING DRESS INDISPENSABLE Those taking part were: THEODORE KERN HENRY MCFADYEN CLARA CATHEY ROBERT STANFORD MURRAY CHARLTON Plays Directed by Mrss WOOD. PAUL LANNOM RAYMOND CLARK GENEVA CANADA WAULEAN HATCHER M. C. WHITWORTH Dramatic Guild presented three one-act plays in order to show forth The three plays were a great success. CATHERINE LIPSCOMB WILLIAM SMITH JOE CATHEY MIRIAM MCFADYEN GLADYs CASTLEMAN