Pana Township High School - My Diary Yearbook (Pana, IL)

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M, Slofer, R. Price, Miss Cossell, G. McClung, I. M. Preihs, E. Cormon. ECEMBER 2 I-You don'T wonT To be on ocTorl Well, some people do onywoyg so wiTh guoking knees The would-be-members come inTo The oporTmenT To be iniTioTed inTo The NoTionol Thespion DromoTic SocieTy. The ospiring ocTors ond ocTresses who were odmiTTed os members were Eleonor Cormon, Mervin SloTer, ldo Moy Preihs. ond Polph Price. As o porT oT Their slciT, Elly ond ldy simply sloyed Rolphie ond Mervie by hoving 'lgobs oT Tun. Wow! wos ThoT unTunny. Feb. I- FirsT regulor meeTing wos held Todoy. ATTer much poliTics ond sTump speolcingu The elecTion Toolc ploce. George McClung wos mode presidenTg ldo Moy Preihs, secreToryg ond Mervin SloTer, Treosurer. l-lere comes Poppy RoTsl4ill nowl BuT There wosn'T ony need To be oTroid, Tor iT wos only Clyde l-lole ond his iniTioTion sTunT. ATTer being enTerToined by Poppy, everyone discussed The pro's ond con's oT diTTerenT ploys worThy oT only o Thespion's obiliTy. ll-loll We Tinolly decided upon -l'wo's Com- pony, o one-ocT ploy. Dorwin Borr wos odmiTTed To The socieTy os There were only six members, ond The ploy requirezl seven chorocTers. Mor. IO- Two's Componyu wiTh The Tollowing cosT wos presenTed in The ossembly: Mrs. l-looper, ldo Moy Preihsq Mr. l-looper, Dorwin Borrg Lynne l-looper, Eleonor Cormong Johnnie NorTon, Clyde l-loleg Russell Vons, George McClungp Billy Jocobs, Mervin SloTer3 Leonord Perry, Rolph Price. The ploy wos voTed o success by The enTire oudience ond especiolly ThoT speech oT Johnnie's ThoT wos supposed To be cuT. --ldo Moy Preihs. crxssmi'

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FIFTH ROW: G. Rich, G. McClung, D. Wooldridge, Y. Schaper. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Widoe, W. SouThwelI, L. Crawford, P. Zimmerman, V. Kennedy, V. SaTTerlee, C. WrighT, D. Hubbard. THIRD ROW: M. SlaTer, B. CuTIer, I. M. Preihs, C. Vadalabene, M. Thurn, J. Long, E. Smifh, E. BerTin, C. Hale. SECOND ROW: E. GarreTT, E. Corman, W. Connelly, C. Forsyfh J. Honeferiger, E. SlaTer V Neville, E Askins, R. Cheney. FIRST ROW: H. ChasTain, C. Thur L. Richard CTOBER 20-Today, members oT The Mask and Wig Club were called TogeTher in Room 20 Tor Their TirsT meeTing oT The year. TryouTs on OcTober 6 added Virginia Neville, Mary Thurn, Charles Thurn, Elma Askins, and Lucy Richardson To The membership. Due To a Teachers' meeTing Mr. Widoe was absenT, and, aTTer The roll coll was read, The meeTing was acliourned unTil Mr. Widoe could be presenT. Nov. 3-Today our second Mask and Wig meeTing was held. Flans were made To presenT a play as soon as The opereTTa work is compleTed, and parTs oT several plays were read. ATTer The meeTing we wenT To The sTudy hall where Miss Cassell was giving a lesson on The arT oT make-up. QuiTe suddenly Dick Cheney Tound himself being called To The sTage Tor a glamorous eye make-up. I-le handled The siTuaTion marvelously. and we noTiced only a very slighT degree oT embarrassmenT being regisTered. Dec. I-The regular Mask and Wig meeTing was held in The sTudy hall. Virginia SaTTerlee read. The minuTes oT The lasT week's meeTing and Mr. Widoe read a pamphleT and Told us oT The Federal Players and Their work in Chicago. Jan. I9-A meeTing oT The Mask and Wig Club was held in Room 20. MinuTes oT The lasT meeTing were read and roll was called. Plans were made Tor a ValenTine parTy. ATTer The business meeTing The members were enTerTained by The Brass QuinTeT accompanied by Mr. Widoe aT The piano. Mar. 2-We were enTerTained by The Junior Dra- maTic Club which presenTed The Ring and The Look. -Elma Askins. MASK WIC

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SIXTH ROW: B, Slaler, V. Pranskevilch, C. Salferfield, K. Jacobs, K. Simmons. FIFTH ROW: R. Cheney, C, Preihs, M. Bullingfon, S. J. Baya, D. Buller, E. Dolan, B. J. Hufson, R. Kagy. FOURTH ROW: D. Baldwin, H. Scovil, E, Slewarl, H. Rollo, J. Clark, M Joley, l. Zahradka, l. Eilers. THIRD ROW: G. Curry, H. Hill, B. J. Toolhaker, H. Sollerfield, M. Galsler, N. MII, l. G. Seiler, R R berls, J. Rigel. SECOND ROW: N. J Henderson, S, Tappero, H. A. Jackson, M D dy, R. Eberspache M Eberspacher, l. Burkhardl, B. OII FIRST ROW' F. Eggerrnan, M. C. Downs M D yl L. Hilsabeck, A. N k, Miss Cassell, D. Kerr, V. Bateman, K H es, P. Long. EPT. I6-Our Iirsl Junior Dramalic meeling Today. Freshman lryoul will be held nexl Thursday and Monday evenings aller school: Miss Cassell will selecl lhe new members. Our oflicers lor The following year are June Clark, Richard Cheney, I-lallye Sallerlield, and Belly Jane Toolhaker. Ocl. 6-Myra Doyle may lurn oul To be a plaslic surgeoness since she is adepl al lilling one eye-brow. Demonslralions given 'free ol charge as was Ihe one loday for her inilialion. Marie Eberspacher giving poinlers on dancing advised Ihal genllemen nal ask ladies Io dance unless They llhe genllemenl know how. Nov. I7-Alberla Nowaclc, l-Iar- riell Scovil, Belly Slaler, and Glenda Curry were in lhe play Three Polaloes 'lor Mary. Nov. 23-We're planning a parly. Dec. l5-Caro- lyn Sallerlield. Ida Grace Seller, and Junior Rigel presenled Ihe play Farewell Cruel WorId. Jan. I9-Who says a Chrislmas vacalion doesn'+ do us any good? LiI'+le Prison, one of our besl plays was pre- senled 'today by Helen Ann Jackson, Ihe l.illle Prison operalor, Belly Jane Toolhaker, June Clark, I-lelen Rollo, and Marguerile Joley. Feb. 2- The perlecl meeling for breaking all speed records: The meeling will now come lo order. Roll Coll. The minules of Ihe preceding meeling. Reporl of slanding commillees. No response. Reporl of special com- millees. No response. Old business. Silence reigns. New Business. Dillo lhe silence. ls Ihere a molioin lor adiournmenl? ls Ihere a second? The meeling is adjourned. IAII in lhe sum of four minu'res.l -DorisWKerr. COMEMDIANS