Donovan High School - Donovo Yearbook (Donovan, IL)

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'A WEDDING' DURING THIS P ENGLISH CLASS STUD SPEECH AND DRAMATICSu AMONG THE THINGS STUDIED WERE ONE-ACT PLAYS. AFTER coM- PLETING SUCH A COURSE OF STUDY, IT wAs DECIDED THAT A ONE GIVEN FOR A PUBLIC OF THESE PLAYS ARE TO HAVE AN EVENING PLAY: ,-:,:fZf:ffg?A, Ham AST YEAR, MR. SCHARFIS E533 IEO ALONG THE LINES OF g'iW :la A I gg V4 .E I ' us ,G ,Q -ADT PLAY SHOULD BE A ff 0 PERFORMANCE. AS MDST COMPARATIVELY SHORT, IT wAs PLANNED OF ENTERTAINMENT INcLuDING A ONE-ACT ON THE EvENING OF MARCH 28, l9hI, A PERFORMANCE OF UA WEDUINGH, A ONE TOWNSHIP HIGH SoHo 'ACT COMEDY, WAS GIVEN IN THE DoNovAN OL GYMNASIUM, ALONG WITH THE REST or THE UVARIETY SHow.' THOSE WHO PERFDRMED SHDIBD THE MANY HOURS THAT HA BEEN IN VAINQ D BEEN SPENT IN PRACTICE 'RAD NOT A SECOND PERFDRMANDE wAs ALSO IIVEN IN THE GYM FDR THE BENEFIT or THE FARM BUREAU. THIS TTME THE PLAYERS SHOWED THA T MANY IMPROVEMENTS HAD BEEN MADE TD THEIR ADVANTAGE OVER THE PREVIOUS PERFORMANCEQ THE PLAY wAs APRIL AT ONARGAo ACT PLAY CONTESTg WAY UP IN A GROUP HE SAYS THAT THIS FOR NEXT YEAR FDR TIME MOST or THOSE AGAIN GIVEN ON THE SEVENTEENTH DAY or THE EVENT wAs THE Inoauoxs COUNTY ONE MH. SCHARF SAYS THAT WE PLACED HALF OF WELL-TRAINED ACTORS AND ADTRESSES. PLAY'S sucosss SHOWS PROMISING RESULTS DONOVAN HIGH. THIS wAs THE FIRST IN THE CAST HAD EVER PARTICIPATED IN DRAMATICS AND DONOVAN SHOULD BE ABLE TO TOP THIS LLIST IN DRAMATICS FOR THE COMING YEARD THE CAST FDR THE PLAY UA WEDDINGU IS AS FoLLows: GROOM IVAN JOHNSON BEST MAN DONALD ANDERSON GRooM0s MAN RICHARD JOHNSON BRIDE FLORENCE WDDDMAN BRIDEIS FATHER GENE METZINGER BRIDEIS AUNT HELEN ELLIOTT GRooM's MOTHER SHIRLEY JOHNSON

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HI TRI LEAGUE OFFICERS PRESIDENT MARY ETTA LQNDDREN VICE PRESIDENT ALBERTA ENLOW SEDRETARY DDHDTHY FsNoH TREASURER MARJORIE DDHAN AIMS CHARACTER COURTESY FRIENDSHIP PLEASURE Suoossa WATCHWORD 'LOYALlTYn MOTTO UWE BUILD THE LADDER av WHICH WE nlss' POEM RSUCOESS is NOT HEADHED AT A SINGLE BOUND BDT WE BUILD THE LADDER sv WHICH WE RISE ' FRDM THE LDNLY EARTH T0 THE vAuLTED SKIES, AND ws MOUNT T0 ITS SUMMIT ROUND av ROUND.. ACTIVITIES ON MAHDH an THE Hx-Tn: GIRLS ENJDYED A PARTY IN THE BAND Roomg THERE wAs A PROGRAM OONSISTING OF A sax- APHONE SDLD BY KATHRTN GLAD, A PIANO DUET DY DMTLDRED AND CEOELIA SCHLOMER, A READING BY FLORENCE WOODMAN, A CLARINET TRIO av Vxv1AN BARD, HELEN ELLxoTT, AND Vla- GINIA JDHNSDN, AND A VDDAL DUET sv LILLSAN ANDERSON AND Donus WINROTHD AT UFIFTYU HELEN LAFFOON AND FLORENE JOHNSON WON THE PRIZES. FOLLOWING A BUFFET LUNCH WHICH UAS SERVED :N THE HDME ECONOMICS LABORATORY, THE GIRLS intl? THE REST os THE SVENIHE IN DANGTNGD SlNoE ITS ORGANIZATION THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET ON THE THURSDAY EVENING BEFORE MDTHERS' DAY HAs BEEN THE OUTSTANDING EvENT or THE YEAR. THIS YEAR THE BANQUET ON MAY 8 lN THE GYMNASIUM wAs ND EXOEPTl0Ng