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

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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.-

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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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4, Qsrr la? l RIB TE LY T0 LHARITABLE PRO MRs CARo11Nt HAYGOOIJ HARRIS jhav Hi msois Preszdenl Tru RI sa TIIJNIORI Vzre Prevdvnl Sponror F I C ir N en vtisiip t lisixn Doi CSboumg U ber Spanzsb accent? Saludo amigo fi uv H1 xsox Saludo :Amigo como esta Usted5 A NNIV Doi: Wait wait! Goodness! All I can understand or speak is just what I said to you! I Want to drop in your classroom when I have time and listen to all of you speak. .VAN Hl'NSONI VVell be delighted to have you. Come when we're singing and you can hum along with us. il NNI! Doi: Wbnderful! Tell me ean how are members - l-'led for the Spanish Club? jtxx HILNSON: Oh anybody who takes or has taken Spanish is -ligible. V 1NNII' Doi: I w's I could speak Spanish so I could be a mem- ber 'cause I know you have a fine club. How often do you hold niectingsf ,PNN I'I1'NsoN: They are held whenever one is necessaryfusually once or twice a month. ,IPNNII Dol: A lot of people think Spanish will be the most important language after the war. I'vc been buying War Bonds AILLENYE MIN OR Seen fam ANNE HOW'III Triaszm r Llfll L myself so that when tht vars over I tan go to South Ameriei What is the purpose of your Club, K N I-IINJSUN. Well- S s tl one thing we want to cn- courage friendly relations between us and the Spanish speaking Countries. And Oh yes! of Course we want to make speaking of Spanish more universal. .1-.NNIE DOE: Ive heard lots of nice things about this club. I know you re generous to other needy organivations. XVhat kind of charitable work do you do? kl,AN HENSON: Every month we give money to the milk fun to buy milk for an underprivileged child. This is our main project. Do you happen to have any extra pennies with you now? KILNNIE DOF: fFu1r1l1lex in ber porftvlllook and pulls out ibn' vnniesl. on y iave t ir-ifwill than he ? KIVAN HENSON: Of course, anything helps! Muehas graeias. INNIII Doi: lm supposed to say you're welcome to that. INO can do in your language. Goodbye, I hope you continue your good work. jifsix HLNsoN: Adios, Senorita Doc.