Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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' ,-., -- 51 is . '9 I f 2 Dramatlcs Club X - . 'T , i if 6: 'G , , gf r Among many student productions was this scene from The Crucible. Gary Cox, Marjean Wolfe, Vicki Russel, and Jay Sydow perform, while Jenny Ginsel waits for her cue. . ss ii ' H Woodlynn Hensarlmg, a two-year Thespian, ' V did an excellent portrayal of Mrs. Bramson, -t- ' i the imaginary hypochondriac in Night Must '1-e1- jf ' AAX f ' J Fall. Here she reveals the true extent of her X condition as She Steps gingerly out of her A Bobby Jordan joined club members Dick Natale and Jimmy Harding in a wheel chair, thinking no one is around to see. Little does she realize that her murderer lurks outside the door. scene from Green Pastures. Dramatics Club members enjoy their end-of-school party, just one of many such functions provided for them throughout the year. SW? 'R mtg' ' 'li el' -.

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Versatile Sponsor, Seven Thespians Lead Marjean Wolfe, as the Nurse, Tommy Ryan as Dang Ruth Peden as Mrs. Terrence, and Cheryl Spencer as Olivia, rehearse a scene from Night Must Fall, Above right: Mrs. Jo Nell Bradbury, shown here in one of her well-known spasms of laughter, proved an en- thusiastic sponsor for the amateur dramatists. The Dramatics Club this year was one of the most active clubs in the system. Under the supervision of Mrs. Jo Nell Bradbury, members produced plays by well-known Writers as well as many by themselves. They learned about stage design, make-up, and lighting, on Wednesdays when a quorum was present. The grand climax of the year came when seven mem- bers put on Act III, Scene I of Night Must Fall for Thes- pian Initiation. The amazing thing about the production was that the students, six of whom were initiates or were old members, did it all in three days! It was a smashing success. Members initiated into Thespians were Lonnie Stanford, Cheryl Spencer, presidentg Ruth Peden, secretaryg and Tommy Ryan. Above: The murder-to-he, Dan, contemplates his prey, Mrs. Bramson, as he playful- ly plops a chocolate into her trusting mouth. Murder is in his eyes as he makes his first attempt to finish off the old Hhagf' in this memorable scene.

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,fl -ff '. r' 'IFF' U ,QW r. Roger Williams, Benny Dixon, and Billy Arnold proudly dis- play a banner won in district competition to sponsor Roger Wiegreffe. Future Farmers Tram One of the most active clubs in Huntsville High School is the Fu- ture Farmers of America. Through this club, boys interested in agri- culture are able to participate in such events as the Houston Fat Stock Show. Delegates are sent each year to the state and national conventions where they acquire knowledge from chapters all over the nation. The highlight of the club year was their annual banquet and an as- sembly program featuring Kenneth Graeber, State FFA President. ,lim McAdams, Mike Grisham, and Ray Ellisor discuss one of the many phases of agriculture with Mr. Wiegreffe. 92 First year members show their green hands. XEKX ' 'iWisN