Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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WA? lIDlIRAlIMllAqllflll4l2 llilllolllllb Presidelnt .,,4,4 ,.,,,.,.. . ..,,,.,.A,...A....,....A... .4,, . ., .... . . Otto Hilmer Vice President ........, .Ellen Mae Casteel Secretary .......,....A., ,. . Helen Ruehlman Treasuref '........A.,A . .,,e,, Bernice Payne Sponsor n.,,.,......,.....,..A,.,,.A......A.........4.,...A...nn4..,..,A,..A...,,,e.e, . ...... ...Mrs. Watson JHE A grade Dramatic Club has just completed its second successful year of existence at Western Hills High School-secovzld, because our school is only two years old, and successful because the club members achieved their twofold purpose of studying and presenting differ- ent types of one act plays, and preparing themselves for participating in the presentation of a three act play late in the spring. Their study this year, at regular meetings Tuesday sixth bell, included Christopher Morley's one act comedy Rehearsal, Glen Hughes', Pierr- otte's Mother, A. A. Milne's Wurzel Flurnmeryj' and Will Smith Ranson's mln Spring a Young Man's Fancy. Of the one act plays, Wurzel Flum- mery the most dignified of the lot, won most applause, because it was most finished in its presentation. The cast included Helen Scheidt, Ethel Will- iams, Marie Vollmer, Otto Hilmer, Albert Rahe, and Howard Irwin. The members of this club also contributed much to the success of the school's first play for the public, the Charm School, presented in the school auditorium Friday and Saturday evenings, April 25 and 26. How- ever, the cast for the Charm School was chosen fromaniong the talented members of Miss Freeman's Dramatic Club, Miss Slutz's Dramatic Club, from the Choral Club, as well as from the members of the A Dramatic Club. A Dramatic Club First Row, left to right: Nidich, Bryant, Casteel, Ruehlmann, Williams, Vollmer. Top Row: Payne, Beckner, Gang, Irwin, Rummel, Visconti. 4!! T Vx 51031

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QllllllllINllllllDllliQ lIDlIRAllMIlQfMllllIll'3 lBlll9lllllllb FFICERS of the Junior Dramatic Club, which is sponsored by Miss Freeman, are: President, Glenna Weishauptg Vice President, Chas. Koppg Secretary, Verna Niemes, Treasurer, Verna Gruelle. This year's work of the club has been in the main preparation and training for the big play which is to be given in the latter part of the year, and for carrying on successfully the dramatic Work which We hope to take next year. The fact that credit is being given for club Work done in dramatics has been an inducement to put forth an eifort. So far this year we have given a one act play entitled, Spreading the News in which the central theme is how much a little gossip gathers as it is told again and again, or how mountains grow from mole hills. We presented this play for an audience composed of Mrs. Watson's Senior Dramatic Club, and Miss Slutz's club. We hope to be able to present this play sometime later for a Senior auditorium session. Other one act plays are claiming our attention at this time. One is a comedy entitled Hot Air,', the other a very interesting play called Uncle J immyf' Each play has enough characters to give each member of the club an opportunity to participate. J'l,L7ljO7' Dramatic Club First Row, left to right: Smith, Modiana, Gruelle, Nieclerlehner, Bauer, Niemes. Top Row: Mayer, Weishaupt, Brockmeier, Mintzer, Solar. 51041 A .Q l Num sv