Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1956, Page 55

Description:	ThespiansAct well your part, there all the honorlies. This motto is extremely importantto the members of the Bloomington HighSchool Thespians.Troupe number 142 is a dramatichonorary for B.H.S. actors and actresses.Membership is gained by many hoursof actual acting and technical experiencein various plays and in ProsceniumPlayers. This work is recorded according to the Proscenium Players pointsystem. A total of thirty-five points isrequired, with a minimum of ten ponitsin technical work. This Thespian membership is the highest honor a highschool dramatist can achieve and ishighly cherished.As in Proscenium Players, honors arebestowed upon outstanding members.Two loving cups are presented at theclose of each year to the Best Thespians.These cups are presented at the annualbanquet, at which time new membersare inducted.Activities are limited, because mostdramatic activity takes place withinProscenium Players. Two one-act playsare given during the year. One was givenon Drama Night in May and the otherone for convocation which was presentedin November this year. This years convocation play was entitled He AintDone Right By Nell. A famous melodrama, this play was presented in accordance with the purpose of Thespians,to educate the student body to the various forms of drama. The melodrama isa different type of production for theThespians as they usually present tragedies or serious plays. Officers this yearwere: Carol Babb, president; RobinRoberts, vice-president, and Pat Dunlap,secretary-treasurer.Roic 1—Carol Babb, Pat Bailey, David Bales.Row 2—Judy Barrett, Nancv Cunningham, Nathan Hall.Row 3—Elizabeth Hyde, Ernie Lockridge, DavidPomeroy.Row Jt—Frances Ramsey, Robin Roberts, MariaVan Hook.Row 5—Jim White. Harold Wolfe.♦Elected as Junior**Elected as SophomoreThis Page Sponsored by DAY FUNERAL HOMEPhone 633155
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