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First Row-J. Gordon, M. Cutter, G. Heil, C. Condit. Second Row-A. Brazelton. C. Stultz, C. Fly, J. Baxter, E. Barr, M. Mayer, C. People, J. Jacobs, E. Bessire, G. Countryman, H. Owen, S. Baker, J. Davison, Third Row -N. Hover, M, David, P. Jones, H. Lackey, H. Rakowsky, M. Phillips, M. Zimmerman, V, Bower, H. Noonan, B. Derbyshire, M. Judkins. Fourth Row--K. Kelly, V. Scheib. E. Stiles, R. Rose, H. Parsons, J. Bowman, M. MacLauf:hlin, K. Benedict, G. Smith, K. Feeney. J. Schrimpf, H. Hadsell. Fifth RowfM, Porter, I. Simmons, S. Mervis, B. Kelchner, M, Hover, M. Leech, A. Silherman, J. Steiner, M. Willower, M. Reid, M. Whitacre. Sixth Row- J. Pletcher, B. Claypoole, M. Eckles, A. Bacome, M. Gamble, M. DeVoe, J. Mitchell, M. Sealts, B. Barndt. Seventh Row--E. Schrenk, M. Judy, C, Holbrook. G. CaJacob, F. Young, C. Eckert, P. Crosser, B. Cnpp, J. Miller. Troubadourian Club CHARLES CONDIT - President Jo GORDON - Vice President GENE HE11. - Secretary MARY CUTTER - - - - - - Treasurer A noisy bustle in the big auditorium . . . roll 'call . . . the presidenfs announcements . . . an anxious moment till the curtains part . . . perhaps sparkling comedy or more serious drama . . . a group of interested faces in the auditorium . . . hurry and scurry back-stage . . . the youthful director trembling for fear his actors will make a mistake . . . the instructor smiling contentedly at her pupils' acting . . . interest and action till the final curtain . . . that's the Troubadourian club! O further interest in clean, wholesome dramatics is the aim of the Troubaf dourian club, Centrals advanced dramatic society, made one of the school's most outstanding clubs by the ability and patience of Mrs. Rhonemus. A short interesting play, in which each club member acts at some time during the year, is staged at each bimonthly meeting. The directors, who select their play and direct it, are also chosen from the club. The Troubadours' scrap book. supervised by Maxine Mayer and Helen Noonan. is a very valuable book in which are compiled the topics pertaining to the club. A great deal of unusual dramatic attitude is brought forth in the annual tryouts. and only the boys and girls with outstanding ability are accepted. However. one needs to be accepted only once-once a Troubadourian, always a Troubadourian! -MARTHA JAcKsoN :vm humlritz' six
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