Maryland College for Women - Marylander Yearbook (Lutherville, MD)

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BC'fI ' ---til 'Y' :...-l fl-l1elVlARYl.ANDER I-111- ,pai li ? 5 6 Q B Thalia Club 6 Faculty Director .... . . . ..... Miss BARNES E ' President ea'-ofiicio ................. MURIEI. SMITH ' President .................. KATI'IElilNE LINTHICUM p Secretary and Treasurer ............. FAY l'lUNTLEY I3 Business Manager ....... .... M ARTHA STATLER ll Club Artist. ...... .... I Essuz BEATTYS H 5 --f--- -- . . N the past year Thalia Club has meant much to the social and educa- tional life of the school. Talent and dramatic ability were necessary for membership in the club, and those who qualified have proven val- uable members. At the initial party The Letters, by George P. Nathan, was put on by four old members, and added to the fun of a clever party. From time E to time one-act plays of a deeper nature were relnarkably well produced for mem- bers only. In April the club produced three plays-H1750-1912,,' Miss Civiliza- tion and an episode from Experience, for the school. A il For the Commencement program three one-act plays, including Three Pills Q in a Bottle, will be presented. Because of the help and suggestions so willingly given by Miss Barnes and Miss Smith, Faculty directors, Thalia Club finds itself 'c a real factor in Maryland College life. H 9 April 15, IQI9. t :Sl 5 - 5 , Q, 'M 1, ,,, ..., , I 1 1 9 In Sixty-Five