Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1931, Page 105

Description:	CTAMATICSTop Row: James Pike, Dick Van Deman, Everett Brown, Joe Bill Spriggs, Tom OHaver, Clyde Richeson,Richard Manley, Eunice Stonex, Janet Seward.Fourth Row: Ross Lockridge, Colleen Hanna, Becky Brown, Kathleen Snodgrass, Margaret Sutphin, JuliaPerry, Doris Cook, Sarah Snyder, Susan Steinmetz, Catherine Feltus, Alice Ketcham.Third Row: Mrs. Giles (sponsor), Peggy Bittner, Mary Snow Carter, Kathryn Knight, Dortha Parrish,Helen Prince, Martha Joan Peters, Martha Martz, Esther Jones.Second Row: Miss Robertson (sponsor), Miss Gilstrap (sponsor), Imyl Clark, Evelyn Johnson, VerniceBaker, Georgia Adams, Billy Karsell, Philip Rothrock, Billy Curry, Kathryne Walters, RoselynThornton, Max Robison.Bottom Row: Mrs. Childs (sponsor), Jack McKinley, Devon Scherer, Albert Goodrich, Martha Gross,Dorothy Faris, Ellen Alexander, Anna Mae Sinclair, Eleanor Rader, Virginia Rader, VirginiaMcDaniels.Absent Members: George Blair, Howard Fansher, Woodrow Hughes, Lillian Johnson, Ruby Myers,Douglas Page, George Purcell, Wilma Jean Schmalz, Nota Scholl, Billy Sheetz, Margaret Spencer,Mary Ellen Thornton, Rosann Van Valer, Vivian Wright, Glasten Wampler.Sponsors: Miss Robertson, Mrs. Giles, Miss Gilstrap, Miss Wellons, and Mrs. Childs.PROSCENIUM PLAYERSThe Proscenium Players was organized in 1924 as the result of theremarkable growth of the Dramatic Club. Membership is acquiredthrough a tryout in the presence of the sponsors and the members.Good standing is maintained by passing in three subjects and taking anactive part in the program of the club. Membership is limited to eightymembers. The members are organized in five groups, each having asponsor. A group is responsible for one monthly program a year.This year a Christmas play entitled, The Christmas Party was givenby the club, and a three-act play, Jonesy, was presented in April.The purpose of the organization is to create a desire for clean,wholesome, worthwhile plays and to give an opportunity for the members to find expression for their dramatic talent.Page One Hundred Five
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