Washington Seminary - Facts and Fancies Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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af-,mf an-mmf 1 nm 7... 3 . -.. si is Div ..-11 i iiiiiiiiiiii fr 1. 33 is W .,,, . 1 gu- iiiii ui? vw lllllllllllllll ,..-.M ,na gs! gun! .qu Nw X YQ. , 'i 5. 1 illi. xg r 4 ff f iw.- If JENNIE llllll lll llllllllll ART CLUB 'I'll BE PRAUTI ALQQA ll REALLTIU IIRGA lZA'l'I0 I il Miss ABBY C. BUTLER, Sponsor 'MH i I ' i OFFICERS ANN OSBORNE . . President MOLLY ANN MARKET . Vice-President Members: Carolyn Orr, Nancy Gaillard, Elizabeth Millican, J Hutchman, Barbara Montague, Betty Macon. JENNIE Doe: fOpeuiug the Art Sfmlia door and spying Ann Osborne bard at uorkj Oh, Miss Osborne- ANN: What! Oh you startled me! I'vc been painting and didn't hear you. Excuse me while I wipe the paint from my hands. JLNNIE Doe: Don't do that. just keep on working and I'll look over your shoulder. I love to watch you. Is that a girl from this school that you are doing? ANN: Yes. Girls come down in their study periods and pose for us. JINNIE Doe: The room is just full of different and pretty things! I wish I could draw, but there's never been an artist in our family. just what kind of work do you girls do? ANN: Well, Miss Doc, we have a comprehensive work in art of all kinds- excuse me while I get a tube of bluewepastels, water colors, oil, pen and ink, charcoal-heads, cart drawing, original composition, and flower arrange- ments. JLNNII-L Doe: Does that girl really have as blue eyes as you're giving her in that picture? JANE ADDINGTON . Secretary ELOISE RUSHIN . Treasurer oanne Johnson, Harriett Witham, Kay Shober, Bertie Dawes, Lois ANN: Almost. May I draw your picture sometime? -ILNNIE DOE: I'd be delighted. What do the girls hope to accomplish by the end of the year? ANN: More intelligent drawing, original composition, the different values of light and shade and color scheme. JLNNIE Doe: Goodness! Maybe I don't know much about art, but from what I've seen, I don't see how you could do much better. ANN: We still have :i long way to go. Some of us hope to be dress dc- signers, or work for the government, or be just plain artists. During the Fourth XVar Loan Drive we made posters for it, the prize being 55.00 in W'ar Stamps. JLNNIE DOE: Some of the posters I saw were really inspired bits of com- position. I certainly hate to leave the Studio, but I must be going. I'll take you up on drawing my picture as soon as possible. Until then, good luck to you and the rest of the girls. ANN: Thank you, Miss Doe, for being so interested in us. Good-bye and do hurry back. 'N

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.IENNIE llllll PIIEVIEWI' Tllll Illlilllil MISS RUTII IDRAPIR, lJirI'I'loI' MARY I.oUIsIi HAsTINt,s . . I'I'IwiIlI'II1 MARGARIfT BOYD . Iiiri'-l'I'I'xiIfI'IIl MARTHA DAVIS . Sl'1'l'I',tI7'.1 ELIZABIETH NI-LIAI. . . iTI'l'tlXlll't'7' Rigbf: Pl'0tlIll'ff0II Slang LAURA BURGKSS, IfRANc1I'.s St.ARRAI'I ANNI-1 KINsIiI.i.A, NANCQH' HAII CATHERINE PRITQHIATT, EI.IzAIsI.TII NI l.l. OLGA TURNER, EMILY PRUITT TPIERIESA TIlJMORli No! in Pielurv: RUTH EI.I1I-,R Cenfer: THE PLAYERS Profil mu: ISARIIARA Toxvxl I Y, XIARII Y N boi I Iss, ISI ISI NIALLIHIANI, NIARY LOUIS! HAs'I'INc,s, NIARISI Kxoxyi lox, ANN, SANTURIJ .... Buff: mir: NIARQARI I' BUYI1, ANSI SPRAY- BERRY, MARTHA HUT: HMAN, I,URO'l'HX DANII.I.I, PIc,c,Y SIIII- . . YF I-III.Im, MARIIIA IJAVIS, INANKY luis liU'I IIRxxoRIII. . - - Nu! in pirluw: NAM Y GIIIIIN, l,L'RIYxI l..OI'I'. St'I'nI': rl play prudirr. CfJaraz'lI'II: OHlt'f'Y.I umf IVIl'll1lI4'I'Y nf NTI' Drillllillii' Club IIIII1 Miss Draper, fbi' Ilirrrfor. QIENNIE Don: XVell, what's going on here? MISS DRAPER: Oh, hello Miss Doe. I wasn't expecting you so soon. I'm afraid you've caught us in the middle of a rehearsal. JENNIIE DOE: So much the better. Do you mind if I stay awhile and watch? Miss DRAI'l-.RZ No, of course not. QILNNII. DUI-.: Fine. By the way, what play are you doing? MISS IJRAPIARZ I'd Rather Be Young. It's quite a play. Voice IROM THI-. STAGII: qVrry Ihunialirj My poor little Ann out somewhere-tearing around in that awful old grocery truckl -ILNNIF Don: Yes, it sounds like quite a play. I saw the list of your members. There certainly are a lot of them. How do you find a place for everyone? Miss IJRAPIRI Qlalizgliirlgj That's not hard. There's a job for each one and you'd be surprised how many of the girls are in- terested in work other than acting. JILNNIIL Doe: W'hat, for instance? Miss DRAPER: This year we divided the Club into three parts: Acting, Stage Management, Costuming. In that way there's a place for girls interested in any form of th-: theater. ,ILNNIE DOE: From what I can see the play is going to be .1 grand suc- cess. Now about the club itself. Can you tell me something about it? Miss IJRAPFRZ The Dramaiie Club is for girls who qualify for those dif- ferent divisions. They have to pass tests in acting, build a scale model stage, or costume a doll. Scene from Lift Up Tfaifze Egrs-Christmas Play. JINNII Dol: That sounds as if they have really accomplished something when they are made members. Now who are the oliicers? Miss DRAPIIR: Mary Louise Hastings is President: Margaret Boyd is Vice- Presidentg Martha Davis is Secretary, and Iililabeth Neel handles the Treasury. jane Campbell has charge of the programs for our meetings. JLNNII. DOE: No wonder the Dramatic Club is so active. QContinued on page SU l,I!I,1I!!lo iiiglif: .-Xxrsi. SAN- M.xRIsI Kxouiiox, PLGGY SIIIIIIIIII, MARt.ARIT BOYD, IINS, Ili lil. Nl.-KI.Il'I.-XM. IoRIi, NI.-RRY I.Ul,'l5l HAST'INGS, I.L'RI.YxI, I.oI'r, NIARLYN Col.-