Marysville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Marysville, KS)

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llramatrcs Club Has Try out Programs -1 Top Row Gary Zarybnicky Larry Johnson Bill Blackburn Charles Laverentz Roger Stanton Adrin lrley Richard Johanns L Roy Wohler Charles Wetzler Jim Nladden Bob Thomas Carl Nlentgen Harry XVu'lschleger Fourth Row Bernie-ce Hartig Barbara Parry Lois Kraemer Karen Strand Karen Sherrill 'Viarcia Bell Cecelia Ixloek r Florence Sanderson Lllen NI Laughlin Nirginia Schulz Jeannine Johannes Ruth Dxxerlkotte JoAnn Brauchi Carol DFQYQI Tlurd Row Jeannette Nlehrig Judy Krug Marilyn Grauer Barbara Koch Peggy Hoffman Bette Wolff Douglas hup r Donald Livingston Leo Busch June Clark Nlarilee Throm Cathie Dexter Sharon Bteedin Joan Nlarquardt Second Row Connie Nieberding Donna Cumro Pat Rowland Roseanne Saville Donella 'VIcQuery karen Kloxn Carol Orr Lucia Brodrick Linda Guise Dorothy Griffin Front Row 'llr VVilliams Carol Bergen Shirley Houtz Jean Sanders Lois Pilant Bonnie Binggeli Sherril Llalxexs ay Carla Acton DRAMATICS CLLB OFFICERS Douvlas Kuper treasurerg Paul Mitschler vie-- grre:ic'ei.t4 Pernice Harti. stcretaryg Margart Hoffman, pr sdent: Jeannine Johanne' program chairmang Jim Madden, S. C. R. You're driving me sane. .1-D C.. we - The Dramatics Club is an or ganization consisting of sopho mores juniors and seniors who ar interested in the field of dramatic arts To become a member a student may appear in a tryout play or tn a reading before the Dramatics Club perform in a class 'play or be a full time prompter The Dramatics Club meets every first and third Wednesday of the month. Meetings consist of watch- ing prospective members perform. The Dramatics Club supplies the majority of cast members to each of the class plays. This years club had 60 members. If 7'r' I Come on, Kid, let's talk this over.

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D OF DIRITTORS-Third Row. Judy Krug, Hobby, JoAnn Brauchi Margaret Stephenson, Program, Ellen McLaughlin, School Service Johannes Social Ralei hta Barcla Publicity' . I g Y- . - Row: Judy Ott, Pnogramg Shirley Houtz, S.C.R.g Marilyn Grauer, Historian Dexter, Song Leader, Barbara Koch, Religion, Linda Guise, Community Delma Lohse, Parliamentarian. Row: Pat Rowland, Secretary, Betty Naaf, President, Bette VVolff, Vice Vicki Dilley, Treasurer. 1946-1956, Ten Successful Years w Tl'1 Kayettes Decorate Christmas Window The M.H.S. Kayettes were awarded the 3000 point award for the third time at the Kay-Kayette conference at Minneapolis, October 26-27. Only seven Kayette organizations in Kansas rank this high. Points for this award were earned during the 1954-1955 school term. During the past school term, the Kayettes were striving for their fourth 1000 point award. In order to earn points the organization, besides undertaking various committee projects, has worked as a group to present the Thanksgiving and Easter programs to the student body, to entertain eighth graders at the Little Sister Party. to sing Christmas carols for shut-ins, and to collect offerings for Meals for Millions. The Kayettes sacked over 2000 sacks of Christmas candy and over 4000 sacks of Easter candy under the guidance of the Chamber of Commerce, as another group project. The girls also made a pre-school survey of Marysville for the school board. The Kayette candy stand is another important project which the entire organiui- tion supports: from the sale of candy, ice-cream, pencils, book covers and Kleenex the Kayettes derive a large share of their income. The tenth anniversary of the Marysville Kayettes was celebrated at a party at the high school on February 17. Miss Wanda Mae Vinson, state director of Kayettes, was present to speak on the program.

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lhesplan Members Set Records THESPIAIN S Back Row Carl Nlentgen Paul Vlltschler Douglas Kuper Charles Wetzler J1m Vladden B111 Blackburn Roger Stanton Gary Zarybnlcxy Maddie Row Don Llwmgston Bette Wolff Jeanmne Johannes Ellen 'VIcLaughl1n Karen Strand Barbara Parry Bernlece Hartlg Front Row Nlarllee Throm Pat Rowland Cathle Dext-er Karen Kloxln Nfargaret Hoffman Shlrley Houtz Dorothy Grlffm Lucla Brodrlck The Natlonal Thesplan Soclety IS an honor soclety ln vehleh mem bers of the Dramatlcs Club are allowed memb rshlp for perform mg work of merlt 1n dramatlc arts Ten polnts are requ red be fore a student may be granted admlttance to tms organlzatlon The membershxp totaled 2a thls year Thxs year for the f1rst tlm fax as records show four members earned flfty or more IJOIIIIS Pa er Stanton recelved sxty polnts for flve stars Ellen NlcLaughl1n Margaret Hoffman and Dou las Kuper each recelved flftx ponts for four stars I-all n NIcLaughl1n and Roger Stanton were chosen Wllllams Thesplan sponsor For the f1rst tlme ln several vears the Nlarysvllle Hlgh School Dramatlcs Department was repre sented by a group of Thesplans m the NCKL oneaact play contest on Nloaday February 27 at Concordla They recelved a hlghly superlor ill ratlng The play was efntltled Wxnter Sunset Th1s hlghly emo tlonal drama dealt wlth a mother s wxlllng sacrlfice for a son who somehow faxled to understand her love, h1s mdlfferent and heartless wlfe, and a sympathetxc old doctor The performance was repeated three tlmes for the student body a study club, and a servnce orgam zatxon Where forth art thou Julxet OVE-ACT PLAY l ,.- s-:'3-? 'VI-argaret Hoffman, Mrs Andrews, Ellen 'VIcLaughl1n, Anlta, Roger Stanton, B111 Andrews, Douglas Kuper, Dr Vllchealson, Mr Wlllxams l . 'L' K ' I - Vx A- - ' ' 3 ' . . 4 ' . .. n ' ' ' ' e, as ku it t ' . ' ' K CT 1 .z ' . ' ' . V ' ' . . ' Best Thespians of the Year by y . , . . , . . G ll V ' ll