DOUGLAS, Portia Margaret FLAMM, Nancy HALL, Jeanne Be P< PR Py 16 FARR, PR Kathy TT DOUGLAS, P< Ruth |< DARRINGTON, "1 My JoD'Ann hetmecmens [Dy DANCE, Afton Sell MAY Pai CASTLEMAIN, ¥ PS [PPR Lae ]>< De 1S PK |S foe [im BURDETT, Mickey a JAN DS Judy bv ..NOV.--DEC oe ANDERSON, mh OCT. LK Sharon SEPT TI ALLRED, PAID: he DUES NAME Kgs DATE Tae FEY -§.5° HURST, Adeal Carol JOHNSON, Athleen JOHNSON, Beth KING, Bonnie LINDQUIST, Telitha LINDSLEY, Carolynn NEWTON, Valerie | A HOLBROOK, |x DEC KX Alice NOV 3 LO |x HETZEL, OCT KL Helen SEPT Ff HARDING, PAID Ke) DUES NAME * P< Im fmm y x px ty pe be DATE JAN _FEB _MAR APR MAY JUNE MAY PLOWGIAN, Helen Gayle RICHARDS, Sophie ROBERTSON, Hazel SCOWCROFT, Barbara | XS RICHARDS, x PLOGIAN, Martha Jo PPSPK Luacine PK [> JM PINGREE, I Geneva [MIM PETERSON, KIA ~ NOV (T Ook OCT Tx NICHOLAS, Rosina SEPT PX NAME DATE DUES PAID JUNE \f ¥ VsF gn. x “ey, DATE DUES PAID NAME STILLWELL, TAYLOR, VAN Marge DYKE, WEST, Joyce Dene Myrene Alice WILLIE, Thelma ZITZMAN, Margaret SEPT OCT DEC MAY MINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN EXECUTIVE BOARD PLANNING MEETING HELD AUGUST 23, 1984 ae AT THE HOME OF MRS. BARBARA SCOWCROFT The Executive Board Planning Meeting was called to order by Barbara Scowcroft, President. There were nine members present. Following a delicious luncheon of chicken salad, fruit, and luscious rhubarb punch, the following items of business were discussed: e Alice West @ Sharon Allred the active copies of (94 years list. cut has old) wishes volunteered plays. to to be on custod e A request should officers to pass officers as soon e It was suggested that the meeting time be changed to 7:30 p.m. This will be brought before the entire club for vote. e be made to former materials to new as possible. Marge Taylor, Parliamentarian, will chair a constitution revision committee with Helen Harding and Athleen Johnson as members. * e The Budget follows: was $25.00 $25.00 approved and Symphony Weber State College Eccles Portrait as Center Fund $75.00 Courtesy Committee $50.00 Christmas Party & program remain at $10.00. $25.00 Guest $25.00 Dues meeting Night Miscellaneous (stamps, etc. ) June Breakfast Yearbook $75.00 $75.00 The and Ballet Bertha $50.00 e proposed for membership adjourned we at will 2:30 p.m. ioe Lpct O14 i ty AML Fill Cd MINUTES 1984 OF THE DRAMA HELD SEPTEMBER AT THE HOME The first was OF OGDEN 27, 1984 OF MRS. MARVIN J. meeting of the Drama PETERSON Club called to were 25 members present. several items of business were President. Sharon CLUB There Allred order volunteered by Barbara for Scowcroft, discussed: to’ custodycopies of plays used by the club during the program year. This will give us a working library so that if a play is repeated, the cut version will already be available. Barbara pass on Scowcroft requested that former officers books, etc. to the new officers. The committee for Guest Night reported that members may invite two or three guests. It will be held October 25, 1984, at the Bertha Eccles Center. The cost per guest will be determined later. Luacine Pingree moved that the starting time meetings would be set at 7:30 for the year. Mickey Burdett seconded the motion and the members present voted unanimously. for Marge Taylor, Parliamentarian for the current year has appointed Helen Harding and Athlene Johnson to join her on a constitution revision committee. They will be broadening some of the elements of the constitution to make it a better working document. The budget for 1984 was presented. Helen Harding moved that the members accept the budget as proposed and Helen Plogian seconded the motion. The members voted proposed budget. unanimously to accept the x The program for the evening was "Smal] War on Murray Hill by Robert Sherwood." JoD'Ann T. Dance was chairman for the evening and was assisted by Beth Johnson, Helen Harding and Helen Plowgian. The play surrounded the conflicts of the civil war and the characters were well represented by the committee. Hostesses for the evening were Geneva Peterson, Sophie Richards, Luacine Pingree and JoD'Ann Dance. The meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m. MINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN HELD OCTOBER 25, 1984 BERTHA ECCLES ART CENTER called Annual Guest Night was hostesses for the evening: to President Barbara Scowcroft at 7:45 welcomed the members and guests and the chairman; and Gayle Margaret Zitzman; Richards. Sharon Marge order by p.m. She introduced Allred, Dene Taylor; The time was turned to Myrene VanDyke for the program. She introduced us to the program for the evening - "Gypsy". 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A thank you note start.at 72380 p.m. The play for the Hostesses Val Newton, Ruth Darrington, adjourned at p.m. read, to and members were from Helen reminded evening Plowgian was "Tender Trap”. that was meetings are Chairman Val Newton called on help from Luacine Pingree, Athlene Johnson, and Thelma Willie who portrayed the characters in this light comedy extremely well. After many smiles and laughs, for the cast received a hearty round of applause a job well done. Stillwell, dessert. 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Ne nahows sing my acr got oa 3Nese as VS weCaeieLLah ¥ ta &/ MINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN HELD JUNE 8, 1985 AT THE OGDEN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB The success annual amid June Breakfast beautiful was surroundings, a delightful pleasant conversation among friends and outstanding entertainment, Chairman Beth Johnson and her committee Sharon did a terrific job! President Barbara Scoweroft thanked cescewes vaee Joyee Stillwell ...eeccscecee Alice Hetzel Martha Jo Plewgian Allred, Myrene VanDyke and her officers for the past year and turned the gavel ever to Myrene VanDyke our new President of Drama. Club. Myrene then introduced her officers for the new year: Vice President ..eseeeceeeeee Helen Harding Ree. Secretary secccccsesess OOPHie Richards Corresp. Secretary e«ecceccese Rosina Nicholas TYOABSUTEL eocccncccovceccsee Val Newton AUBS UOT csc c veces Custodian/Historian Parlimentariam - and ....«+ee. Carel Hurst Following a delicious luncheon, members guests were entertained by Bob VanWaggenon and his sister, whe on a lumeh break from the Utah Opera Company rehearsals, presented a wonderfully entertaining musical program, Fellewing the program, the meeting was adjourned until September, Respectfully oY Gane /JeD'Ann Pei (g "4 Submitted, f | LU T. Danee Recording Anrccet_*~. Secretary : Gee rg Gat Chaustonal ( AE 2A aa