Kenmore High School - Kenmore Eighty Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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1 1 -p iuuli gellil nra Dramatic Work Drainatie work is one of the pleasant as well as profitable high school activities. lt atlords a valuable means of improving expression, it gives ease and graee in manner and appearanee, and it developes personality and eonfidence in the in- dividual. .tn effort is being made to make The Dramatic' Club a permanent organization in the Kenmore High School. The work this year has been delayed beeause of the lack of stage scenery and eurtains. This, however. is being taken eare of and the eoming year it is hoped will see great things in the dramatic line in K. II. S. Une play, College Chains. has been given with eredit and as the Annual goes to press another. The l'rofessor's Mummy. is being planned. The Dramatic Club is eoniposed of the people taking part in these two plays. The Club will start next year with these persons as eharter members. A definite organization will then be ell'et-ted and new members will he admitted from time to time. The purpose of the Club will be primarily a study of the history and develop- ment of the drama and the production of several good plays. A muuber of social affairs will he planned in eonnet-tion with the work of the Club. Girls Chorus ' tvhen the eall eame for a Girls' Glee Club the response was far greater than anyone anticipated. More than seventy girls attended the first meeting. By the third rehearsal there were only fifty left. but that was far too many for a Glee Club so twenty-five of these girls were ehosen for that organization and the entire number, fifty, made an organization in themselves, whieh was called the Girls' Chorus. This group met onee a week and were surely faithful and true. They deserve nmeh eredit for their eo-operation and splendid response and work. The Glee Club is working hard on The Feast of the Little Lanterns, an operetta. to he given in May. 49