MEMBER SEPT OCT ACTIVE MEMBERS 2004-2005 NOV DEC FEB JAN MAR - © \ _ COLLEEN GARDNER MARY HALVERSON: NRRL BAS Oh ELE ah de ade CAROL HURST BONNIE KING | MARTHA KREBS TITA LINDQUIST NIM HELLER _ CHARLENE NELSON _VALARIE NEWTON \ MAGNER) ‘ JOYCE SANDERSON STLLLWELL MARGE DENE TAYLOR ANNETTE MY RENE rm pf TERRY. 2 VAN DYKE "SUSIE VENABLE JOLENE’ NO “LERESA ROBERTSON Z170 TS AAZEL —~ | pt "HELEN PLOWGIAN _ JOLENE RAUSCH NON _ GENEVA PETERSON” =~ _. KATHI rN MARVORTE HUE NF JNELL 1 SSUTREENE | VACOBS” tt FARR ~~ ot RRO _ MARGARET mm Wm =. DUNKLEY MSS DIANA DANCE: I oS D'ANN CALA Vinee JO CRIST Eee , MACKI mS AFTON _CASTLEMAIN we ee Ph BISCHOFF Nort. _ JANETTE | Wy VF A & BEAN APR PAT va 1 APR) MAY Ee bs JUNE DRAMA MINUTES OF CLUB OF SEPTEMBER OGDEN 23, 2004 AS IS DIRECTED BY THE CONSTITUTION THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MET ON AUGUST 21ST, 2004 AT THE OGDEN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB. WE WERE HOSTED TO A DELICIOUS LUNCHEON BY OUR PRESIDENT FOR THE 2004-2005 YEAR, JOD'ANN DANCE. MARGE TAYLOR GAVE THE TREASURER'S REPORT AND WE WERE IN GOOD SHAPE THANKS IN PART TO TRAVELING PLAY, WHOSE MEMBERS WORKED VERY HARD. THANKS TO THEM $505.00 WAS ADDED TO THE BUDGET. A MOTION TO APPROVE THE BUDGET WAS MADE BY MARGE TAYLOR OTHER SEVERAL UNANIMOUSLY. AND PASSED BY VAL NEWTON SECONDED AND WAS PROPOSALS DISCUSSED WOULD BE PRESENTED TO THE MEMBERSHIP AT OUR SEPTEMBER MEETING. 23RD THE ON SEPTEMBER HURST. HOME OF CAROL 22 MEMBERS WE WERE ME F AL. AND COMFORTABLE Tae ELEGANT COVERED BY WALLS BY SURROUNDED BY DEAN'S PAINTINGS. THERE 1S ALWAYS BUSINESS TO DISCUSS IN OUR OUR BUDGET WAS PRESENTED THIS WAS NO EXCEPTION. FIRST MEETING. AND THE MOTION TO ACCEPT THE BUDGET WAS MADE BY AND SECONDED BY AND APPROVED BY THE MEM EERSHIP. SECOND ITEM WAS A CHANGE IN APRIL'S CALENDAR. APRIL 28TH MEETING WOULD BE CHANGED TO APRIL 21ST. HOWEVER, SAME HOUSE AND SAME PLAY. ITEM THREE: CHANGES TO THE CONSTITUTION: A. IT WAS PROPOSED THAT THE STARTING TIME.FOR OUR MEETINGS BE CHANGED FROM 7:30PM TO 7:00PM. KATHY MAGNMRMO \ED TO ACCEPT, VAL NEWTON SECONDED AND MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. B. IN ORDER TO KEEP COLLEEN GARDNER AS OUR CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, FOREVER IF POSSIBLE. IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT WE CHANGE THE CONSTITUTION TO READ: SHE CAN REMAIN IN HER POSITION ACCORDING TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT FOR AS LONG AS COLLEEN WOULD STAY. THE CHANGE WAS PRESENTED BY JO D' ANN DANCE AND PRESENTED AS A MOTION BY HELEN PLOWGIAN AND SECONDED BY TERESA SANDERSON. THE MOTION WAS PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. MEMBERS WERE ASKED TO STUDY THE CONSTITUTION THEMSELVES C. AND IF THEY FELT OTHER CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE TO THE CONSTITUTION THEY COULD BE PRESENTED TO THE MEMBERSHIP. SINCE MARGE TAYLOR PUT IT ALL ON A COMPU TER DISC IF CHANGES WERE MADE SHE COULD JUST UP-DATE IT. ITEM 4: SUSTAINING MEMBERS ARE GROWING IN LARGE NUMBER. THERE ARE SEVENTEEN SUSTAINING MEMBERS AT PRESENT.JO D' ANN HAS COMPOSED A WONDERFUL, EXPLANATORY, TACTFUL LETTER TO THESE MEMBERS. IN EFFECT, IT WOULD BE NICE TO KNOW WHAT THEIR SHE ALSO EXPLAINED WHAT THEIR PARTICIPATION INTENTIONS WERE. THEY WERE REMINDED THAT SHOULD BEs MEMBERS AS SUSTAINING ASKED TO RESPOND IN 30 DAYS. WERE THEY AND IT WAS TIME FOR DUES AS CUSTODIAN OF SCRAP BOOKS, PLAYS, ITEM 5: TITA'S STORAGE ITEMS: AND OTHER MEMORIBALIA, TITA SUGGESTED WE MIGHT WANT TO LOOK THE HISTORIAN WILL MAKE AN AND SEE JUST WHAT SHE HAD. THEN A COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT TO MEET WITH TITA IN HER HOME. IT WAS WILL GO AND EVALUATE THE THINGS THAT SHE HAS. SUGGESTED SOME OF THE THINGS THERE COULD BE OF INTEREST TO PAM HIGGINSON SUGGESTED THEY MAY BE A HISTORICAL SOCIETY. HOUSED AT WEBER STATE, THAT THE LIBRARY MAY BE INTERESTED. ITEM 6: KATHY MAGMREER RECEIVED MONEY FOR DUES THAT SHOULD BE PAID AT OUR SEPTEMBER MEETING. SHE SAID SHE WOULD BE HAPPY TO REMIND THE REST OF OUR MEMBERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID AT OUR NEXT MEETING. ITEM 7: KIERA HILL HAS MOVED. IF YOU WOULD LIKE HER ADDRESS CONTACT ME. SHE WILL STILL BE MEMBER EVEN THOUGH SHE NOW COMES FROM PLEASANT GROVE. COVER Pg t.2 MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 23, 2004 (L PAGE 2 OUR PROGRAM THIS EVENING BEGAN WITH A PIANO SOLO BY CAROL HURST. SHE SAID SHE WENT BACK IN HER YOUTH TO CHOOSE THIS FAMILIAR, LOVELY PIECE, "CLAIR DE LUNE" BY CLAUDE DE BUSSY. WITH ENGLISH DIALECT IN PLACE WE WERE PRESENTED WITH A READING OF A HUMOROUS PLAY "CHARLIE'S AUNT'T. JOLENE RAUSCH, OUR EFFERVESCENT CHAIRMAN OF THE EVENING LET US KNOW THAT AFTER NOT SLEEPING AND BEING ON ALL KINDS OF MEDICATION SHE WAS ABLE TO COME UP WITH A GOOD CUTTING. THIS PLAY, SHE EXPLAINED, CAME WITH DIRECTIONS THAT IT COULD NOT BE CHANGED OR CUT WHEN PERFORMED. THANK GOODNESS, WE WERE JUST READING IT. CAUSE IT WAS ENGLISH WE HEARD LOTS OF HOPIT - OH WHAT FUN - OL' CHAP - OLD CROCK - I SAY LOOK HERE - AND SILLY ARSE. A LOT OF THIS FROM THREE YOUNG MEN. IN LOVE, INDEED, SO IN LOVE THEY ADMITTED THEY LIKED THEIR GIRLS BETTER THAN CRICKET. THE YOUNG MEN WERE MARGE TAYLOR AS CHARLIE; TERESA SANDERSON= KeRd BABERLY. SUSIE VENABLE AS JACK. THE VERY LATE CHARLIE'S AUNT WAS NELL HELLER. MISTAKEN IDENTITY, AND LOTS OF RUNNING AROUND IN THE GARDEN, AND THE HOUSE MADE FOR WONDERFUL ROMP. JO D* ANN DANCE, AND OF COURSE, JOLENE RAUSCH, ADDED TO THE PLAY WITH DUAL ROLES. THE THING WE LEARNED FROM THIS PRODUCTION WAS BRAZIL WAS WHERE THE NUTS COME FROM. I WOULD SAY THERE WERE SIX WONDERFUL NUTS IN CAROL'S LIVING ROOMe AFTER THE PLAY, A VIGNETTE OF DRAMA CLUB HISTORY WAS PRESENTED BY SOME CHARTER MEMBERS WERE DRAMA CLUB BEGAN IN 1916. JOLENE RAUSCH. LEAH GREENWELL, (MYRENE VAN DYKE'S MOTHER; ) ALICE PARDOE WEST; WE ARE ALL GRATEFUL FOR THESE WOMENAFOR THEIR AND MINN{P*ABROWN. WE ENDED WITH DELICIOUS PIE SERVED BY THE APPRECIATION OF THE ARTS. HOSTESSES CAROL HURST, JO D* ANN DANCE AND MARGE TAYLOR. MEETING WAS ADJOURNED UNTIL OCTOBER 28TH. AT N¥wW Time 7é PM | fi UCisut F oy. PX OBER sen! HAZEL D. ROBERTSON RECORDING SECRETARY © RAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to the play arlie’s Aunt DATE: Thursday, September 23, 2004 TIME: 330 p.m. PLACE: Carol Hurst's home ADDRESS: 4230 Edgehill Drive RMAN: Jolene Rausch CAST: JoD’Ann Dance, Marge Taylor, Teresa Sanderson, Nell Heller, Susie Venable STUDY: Brandon Thomas MUSIC: Carol Hurst, RSVP regrets only: Carol - 392-3438 or JoD’ Ann DIRECTIONS: - 399-4829 From Harrison Blvd. and Country Hills Drive (4200 South) drive east to Edgehill Drive. Go north to 4230 Edgehill Drive on the east side of the street. We will be meeting upstairs at Carol's home, so go to the front door to enter. Let the plays begin! DRAMA...C1UB..MEET NOWTOBER LNG 28, 2004 AT THE STARTING ZITO OF JOLENE AT THE HOME WE WERE WELCOMED AND NS GOBLI PUMPKINS, SWAGS, LEAF COLORFUL DOOR WITH FRONT DECOR. AY HOLID HER SHARED WITH US AS JOLENE WERE ABOUT WITCHES ITEM 1: JO'D AT 7PM ON THE DOT BY PRESIDENT PRESENTED THE AGENDA WAS SENT OUT HAD TEN REPLIES. LETTERS SUSTAINING ANN DANCE. ATTACHFOR CONTINUED AND WISHES DUES, SENT WITH WERE ALL REPLYS READ. HALL WAS FROM JEANE LETTER A TOUCHING CLUB. TO DRAMA MENT AS A WAY TO MEET, SHE CHERISHES IN A CLUB TO REMAIN SHE WISHES SHE IN LIFE. CES RIEN EXPE DIFFERENT BY WOMEN WITH AND BE TAUGHT AND PLAYS THE BY T TAUGH IN HUMANITY, LESSONS LEARNED TREASURES SHOWED HER GOOD WILL CLUB. OF DRAMA RS MEMBE OF THE PERFROMANCES USED BE TO $100 OF OF DUES AND A DONATION 5 YEARS SHE SENT WHEN IN BACK BE WOULD SHE ALSO WROTE NYLA PETERSEN NEEDED. WHEREVER DENT PRESI BY REQUESTED WAS ADDRESS THOMPSON'S CAROLYN 9005. MEMBERS AINING SUST . THERE HELP COULD PLOWGIAN JO'D ANN AND HELEN NGTON, DARRI RUTH JUDY ANDERSON, ALLRED, BY SHARON SENT WERE CHECKS UE GAY , PEIRS ARDITH HOLBROOK, ADEAL HALL, JEANNIE DOUGLAS, KATHY BUNNELL. LUACINE TUCKER, SHARYL RICHARDS, ITEM2: LTEMS: TITALS<STORAGE IN THE WORKS. STILL HAVE: “YET TO BE STUDIED. THE PROJECT I5 ITEM 3: DECEMBER HE WORKS. IS IN PARTY OUR CHRISTMAS IT OR NOT, BELIEVE BE PARTY WILL OUR CHRISTMAS IT. BE HERE BEFORE WE KNOW LTH WILL OF OUR CHAIRMAN FARR, CLUB AND MARGARET AT 11AM AT THE COUNTRY BE WHO WILL THOSE OF NAMES APPRECIATE REALLY WOULD THE EVENT, IS RESPONSIBLE HALVORSON MARY START. SO SHE CAN GET AN EARLY THERE TO IDEAS GAVE AND CALLED MARY ORGANIZATION. EARLY FOR MARGARET'S EVEN THOUGH MARGARET ALL ARRANGED, AND THEY GOT THINGS MARGARET BUT MARY YOU HAVE DONE WORK ALL THE "I APPRECIATE HAD TO TELL MARY OR HOSTESS, THE ON WAS MARY COMMITTEE". YOU ARE NOT ON MY PROGRAM COMMITTEE. HOUSE ITEM 4: ECCLES IN THE MEET WILL WE NIGHT. GUEST IS OUR 18TH NOVEMBER ANNOUNCEMENT A CLIPBOARD SENT ZITO JOLENE CEN TER. ART COMMUNITY THE FOR UP SIGN TO MEMBERS ASKED AND JEST' "BEAU PLAY THE OF PLAY. TRA \VELING OUR BECOMES IT AS ESSENTIAL IS THIS PRODUCTION. TO BE GLAD WOULD GARDNER COLLEEN $1. COST WILL GUESTS TED INVI THE BY INVITED BE WOULD THAT GUESTS OF NUMBER THE OF A COUNT HAVE MEM BERS. ITEM 5: MEMBERSHIP THE BY ON VOTED AND DISCUSSED CHANGES CONSTITUTIONAL THE OCTO ER, THE THIS, IN UP BROUGHT BE TO HAD MEETING, SEPTEMBER IN OUR WE SINCE CHANGES. OF PRINTING ON A NEW VOTE COULD SO WE MEETING, UNTIL AGAIN MEMBERSHIP THE TO BUSINESS PRESENTING BE NOT WOULD NEW THE ACCEPT TO PLOWGIAN HELEN BY MADE WAS MOTION THIS JANUARY. SECONDED LINDQUIST TITA CONSTITUTION. THE INTO CHANGES OF PRINTING MADE CHANGES OTHER NO WERE THERE YEA. VOTED MEMBERS AND MOTION THE BY MEMBERS. LTEM..6: A CHANGE IN THE UMT THEATER SEASON. PRESIDENT JO'D ANN DANCE 28, OCTOBER 92 2004 INSTEAD IN UMT SEASON. US UP TO SPEED ON THE CHANGE BROUGHT PEOPLE Y COMMUNIT AND "ANNIE" BE WOULD IT BROWN'! OF "CHARLIE AND "WICKED BY SONDHEIM BY SIDE" "SIDE BE WELCOME. WOULD BE DONE WOULD SIDE SIDE-BYAND ANNIE FOLLOW. WOULD BLUES" CITY 2005. 4TH JUNE BE WOULD THE UMT GALA IN REPERTOIR& FROM JEKYLL SONG FRIGHT, WITH A WONDERFUL OPENED OUR PROGRAM MAGMER. KATHI FOR UTED SHE SUBSTIT RAUSCH. BY JOLENE AND HYDE MOVED WERE OFUSHERE THOSE KNOWS MY NAME". "NOBODY SHE SANG ME WHO LIKE MEMEERS MUSIC. TO RECORDED PERFORMED BY THE PIECE HYDE" AND FROM "JEKYLL BEFORE ANY OF THE MUSIC HAD NOT HEARD D. SURPRISE TLY PLEASAN WERE IBSEN. BY HENRIK "GHOSTS" WITH A READING PRESENTED NEXT WE WERE AN WAS IBSEN HENRIK THAT US REMINDED PAT BEAN, THE CHAIRMAN, TIME. HIS OF ANCIES DISCREP OF THE SOCIAL AWARE HIGHLY AUTHOR IS "GHOSTS" DOLLHOUSE". "THE PLAYS WAS FAMOUS OF HIS ANOTHER A DARK CASTS DEAD, THOUGH A FATHER, TO PRESENT. PLAY A DIFFICULT TWO ARE THERE FAMILY AND FRIENDS. OF HIS LIVES ON THE SHADOW OF ENGSTROM CONSISTING OF ENGSTROM FAMILY THE FAMI LLES CONCERNED. THE DAUGHTER, , ENGSTROM AND MISS LINDQUIST P IAYED BY TITA THE-FATHER SECOND TERRY. BY ANNETTE PLAYED FAMILY TO THE ALBIN AND SERVANT AN ARTIST, OSWALD, THE SON, LUKE. BY MARGE PLAYED ALBIN MRS. FAMILY AND ADVISOR A FRIEND MANDERS, IS MR. BEAN PAT VAN DYKE, BY MYRENE IN PLACE TAKES PLAY THE . NARRATES ALSO SHE FAMILY. TO THE ALBIN BASED ALL IS CTION INTER-A THE 1880. IN ABOUT SCANDINAVIA GLOOMY THE KEEPS A MOTHER SECRETS. LIVED WITH OF LIVES ON THE HYPROCISY END THE IN NAME. HER AND HER SON'S TO PROTECT IN ORDER SECRET TO HELP PROMISE MUST HER SON ANYTHING DENY A MOTHER WHO CAN'T PLAY THIS IN HUMOR §=89THE ONLY eet. HIM OUT OF THE WORLD, ENGSTROM. BY TITA' S CHARACTER PROVIDED WAS SERVED TREATS PIE AND HALLOWEEN PUMPKIN TO ENJOY HAPPY WE WERE WHO FARR T. MARGARE AND BEAN PAT ZITO, JOLENE BY THE HOSTESSES, GUEST TREAT, NEXT OUR UNTIL ED ADJOURN WE AND IN TO HELP. STEPPED 7PM. TIME, NEW OUR AT CENTER ART COMMUNITY AT THE ECCLES NIGHT RE ola Hack roan HAZEL SECRETARY wD. PEC ROBERTSON Sor! TOMB IT MAY CONCERN: DRAMA CLUB Of OGDEN PRESENTS “GHOSTS” Your electrifying presence is requested | Thursday, October 28, 2004 - 7:00 p.m. Study: Henrick Ibsen; Music: Jolene Rausch; Chairman: Pat Bean Cast: Annette Terry, Marjorie Luke, Myrene Van Duke, Telitha Lindquist Haunted House: Jolene Zito (Hrections We Il see you at the Witching RSVP REGRETS ONLY: May the Memory Drama Club: on back) Hour, Martha Krebs, unless you give us a howl! Jolene 985-6758 or JoD Ann of our Drama Where Pat Bean 599-4829 Club always Bewitch youl all Screams Come True! W. in Roy, From Ogden: On Riverdale Road head west until the intersection of 1900 S., turn west. turn (right) north. Travel north until the 1st stoplight, which is 4800 and Burger Drive west on 4800 S. until you reach a stoplight on 3500 W. (Winagers about 1/4 King are on the northeast corner). Turn left or south on 3500 W. Drive mile and turn (right) west on 5000 S., then (left) south on 3550 W. Jolene's home is the 3rd home on the west side of the road. intersection of From freeway exit: turn (left) west from exit. Make a right turn at the turn (left) 5600 S. and 1900 W. Drive on 1900 W. until you reach 4800 S. then west. Drive west on 4800 S. until you reach a stoplight on 3500 W. (Winagers and Burger King are on the northeast corner). Turn (left) south on 3500 W. 1/4 mile and turn (right) west on 5000 S., then (left) south on 3550 W. home is the 3rd home on the west side of the road. Drive about Jolene’s GUEST NIGHT NOVEMBER 18, 2004 PRESIDENT JO'D ANN DANCE WELCOMED MEMBERS AND GUESTS. THE TRAVELING PLAY WAS PRESENTED TO A NUMBER OF GUESTS AND MEMBERS IN THE ECCLES COMMUNITY ART CENTER. CHAIRMAN JOLENE ZITO PRESENTED THE LIVELY PLAY yi AU JEST". NOT THE BEAU GESTE EITHER. SPELILED THE SAME WAY AND COOPER, WITH GARY I REMEMBER THIS "BEAU JEST' DEALT WITH A JEWISH FAMILY AND THE BEAU OF THE PREMISE THE AROUND REVOLVES THE COMEDY IS THE "JEST". DAUGHTER THAT THE DAUGHTER'S REAL BEAU WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BY HER PARENTS. BEAU OF HER BE THE THAT HE WILL TO PRETEND AN ACTOR SO SHE HIRES BY JOLENE WAS CHAIRED SHERMAN BY JAMES THE PLAY DREAMS. PARENT'S KATHI FATHER. THE HALVORSON, MARY THE MOTHER. PLAYED ZITO WHO ALSO NELSON, CHARLENE FRIEND. BOY THE UNACCEPTABLE "CHRIS" PLAYED MAGHER, BROTHER. SON AND THE SUSPICIOUS "JOE" SUSTE VENABLE, A HIRED ACTOR. IN ORDER THE WHOLE MESS, WHO CREATES DAUGHTER, RAUSCH, AND JOLENE HER PARENTS.. TO PLEASE THE HOSTESSES FOR THE EVENING GENEVA PETERSON AND KERA HILL WERE AFTON CASTLEMAIN, FILLED IN FOR COLLEEN AFTER ADJOURNED A DELIGHTFUL EVENING WE UNTIL HAZEL VICKI CRIST, GARDNER. DECEMBER 4TH. ROBERTSON WoO W. NoRBEE RECORDING Sor SECRETARY DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN ‘Invites you to November Guest Night c¢ Z Beau Jest bb + ; What happens when a loving Jewish mother insists her daughter marry a good Jewish sii aig Me boy? Well, the daughter hires an actor to pretend he is her finance’. | *, © Her real finance’, who isn’t Jewish, isn’t happy about it, but has to play along.... : Come and see the comedy “Beau Jest” on our November Guest Night. Thursday, November 18, 2004 7:00 p.m. Eccles Community Art Center 2580 Jefferson Ave. in Ogden . \ sf ; J ; bi, CHAIRMAN: | STUDY: CAST: Jolene Zito James Sherman Jolene Zito, Kathi Magner, Mary Halverson, Charlene Nelson, Jolene Rausch, Susie Venable $1.00 will be paid for refreshments for each guest HOUSE: Call your RSVP by Monday, November 15, and number of guests to the following ladies over the house: Vicki Crist - 540-2125 - Pat Bean, Janette Bischoff, Afton Castlemain, Jo D’Ann Dance, Diana Dunkley, Margaret Farr Colleen Gardner - 479-6459 - Mary Halverson, Shirlene Jacobs, Nell Heller, Pam Higginson, Kera Hill, Carol Hurst, Bonnie King Geneva Peterson - 451-7955 - Martha Krebs, Telitha Lindquist, Marjorie Luke, Kathi Magner, Charlene Nelson, Val Newton, Helen Plowgian Afton Castlemain — 393-0732 — Jolene Rausch, Hazel Robertson, Teresa Sanderson, Joyce Stillwell, Marge Taylor, Annette Te erry, Myrene VanDyke, Susie Venable, Jolene Zito Let the Plays begin! OGDEN GOLF AND COUNTRY DECEMBER CLUB 4, 2004 A WONDERFUL CELEBRATION OF CHRISTMAS WAS ENJOYED THIS YEAR WITH MEMBERS AND SOME SURPRISE SUSTAINING MEMBERS ATTENDING. THE ROOM WAS FESTIVE AND THE HOSTESSES SET VERY PRETTY TABLES. CHAIRMAN MARGARET FARR AND HER COMMITTEE, MARY HALVORSON, ANNETTE TERRY AND NELL HELLER BROUGHT SOME BEAUTIFUL SURPRISES TO OUR THE PROGRAM BEGAN WITH MUSIC PRESENTED BY CHRISTMAS PARTY. JOLENE RAUSCHZMW4NVITED US TO HAVE YOURSELVES AND SANDERSON TERESA OUR PROGRAM THE LOVELY SURPRISE IN CHRISTMAS. LITTLE A MERRY TO US BY THATj)TOLD CHRISTMASES PAST WAS WONDEREUL MEMORIES OF SPECIAL OF DELIGHT A AND THEY WERE SPECIAL OUR OWN MEMBERS. HELILER, NELL WERE: RECOLLECTIONS. THE MEMBERS WHO SHARED THESE \WCKI CRIST AND A SUSTAINING GENEVA PETERSON, DIANA DUNKLEY, A STORY, BEAUTIFULLY READ, BY VAL NEWTON MEMBER, SHARON ALLRED. CALLED "THE FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE" INCLUDED MLSIC SUNG AS A DUET BY JEANETTE BRSCHOFF AND HAZEL ROBERTSON. THE SONG WAS "STAR vce, 84 — BRIGHT". A PIANO DUO BY CAROL HURST AND AFTON CASTLEMAIN GAVE US CMRoL plunct OUR TRADITION AT THE END OF SINGING A WONDERFUL "SLEIGH RIDE". "AULD LANG SYNE' BROUGHT TEARS, ALONG WITH SMILES, TO ALL OF US. OUR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM IS ALWAYS A WONDERFUL WAY TO BEGIN, WITH OUR PRESIDENT JO'D ANN DANCE JOY, THE CELEBRATION OF CHRISTMAS. ADJOURNED THE MEETING UNTIL JANUARY 27TH. HAZEL ROBERTSON Ulase NOE Noster << essere 4 RECORDING SECRETARY DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to our 2004 CHRISTMAS PARTY December 4, 2004 - 11:00 a.m. Ogden Golf & Country Club hristmas Program by members of Drama Club Program Chair: Margaret Farr ommittee: Mary Halverson, Annette Terry, Nell Heller COST OF LUNCH: $15.00 RSVP by Dec. 1 to: Margaret - 621-5906 If you make a reservation, you will be required to pay for Your lunch if you are not in attendance. Thanks! Celebrate the Season with your friends from DRAMA CLUB! & an ll STR rosaeea Lorenzo Monaco National Gallery of Art 2004 HAZEL ROBERTSON 3461 GRAMERCY AVE OGDEN UT 84403 BAAN seer+_iaas Herellelesddsstestbasceel ddd aed JANUARY 27, 2005 THERE WERE CENTER. ALUMNI MET AT LINDQUIST DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS D'ANN JO PRESIDENT, OUR ATTENDANCE. IN MEMBERS SEVENTEEN T VICE-PRESIDEN SO HAWAII OF WARMTH AND BEAUTY THE ENJOYING WAS IN. FILLED STILLWELL JOYCE THE OF PROGRAMS. IN THE ORDER A CHANGE WE DISCUSSED 1: ITEM FEBRUARY'S DATES. PLAY EXCHANGED AND MAY OF FEBRUARY CHAIRMEN "NO AND MAY'S 26TH. ON MAY BE PRESENTED STIFF'' WOULD MLUCKY PLAY AND THE WHOLE 24TH. FEBRUARY BE PRESENTED EXIT'™ WOULD AND MUSIC HOSTESSES, BUT THE HOUSE, EXCHANGE. WOULD PLAYERS IN EACH MONTH. THE SAME REMAIN WOULD PROJECT. STILL AN ONGOING ARE ITEMS STORAGE TITA'S 2: ITEM BY KERA CHAIRED WAS WORLD" OF THE WESTERN "PLAYBOY PLAY THE LIFE OUT THE SHAKING WHILE REDHEAD, FAVORITE OUR KERA, HILL. THE ABOUT GOT SHE US HOW EXCITED ¢ TOLD STAND OF THE MUSIC SYNGE. JOHN MILLINGTEN PLAYWRIGHT, THE AND STUDYING CUTTING IN HER SHE FOUND INFORMATION INTERESTING SOME OUT POINTS KERA BY NATURE TO BE A POET SYNGE SHE FOUND PLAYWRIGHT. OF THE STUDY PROTESTANT SYNGE WAS OF A SMALL BY TRAINING. ONLY AND A DRAMATIST A CREATED HE GAELIC. THAN RATHER ENGLISH IN WROTE WHO MINORITY PRESENTED. WERE WORKS HIS WHEN DUBLIN IN THEATRE ABBY STIR AT THE PEASANTRY IRISH FROM THE FOR HIS PLAYS INSPIRATION TOOK HIS SYNGE HE PEOPLE. RUSTIC WILD, ABOUT WROTE HE FOLKLORES. AND THEIR SHOULD INSPIRATION AND SPECT LITERARYPRO HIS THAT PERSUADED WAS OF FOREIGN RATHER AN IMITATION LAND, HOME FROM HIS UNSPOILED COME IN PRESENTED WAS WORLD" OF THE WESTERN "PLAYBOY TRADITIONS. "FOLK OF FELL ON HIS MASTERPIECE PROTEST BUT A GREAT 1907. IN BOTH AND PANDEMONIUM HOUSE ROUGH WITH IT WAS GREETED COMEDY". AND AMERICA. IRELAND IS HAILED WHO YOUTH, TALE OF A COMMONPLACE A DROLL P IAY TELLS THE HE THAT ADMISSION HIS OF BECAUSE VILLAGE;s REMOTE A IN AS A HERO RLY PARTICULA ARE VILLAGE THE OF WOMEN THE FATHER. HIS KILLED TURNS FATHER HIS UNTIL PLAYBOY, OF THIS BY THE GLAMOR OVER-POWERED TONMENT. DISILLUSI IN RECOIL AND THE VILLAGERS UP VERY MUCH ALIVE, IRISH BY THE AT ONCE COTTAGE IRISH TO THE TRANSFORMED WE WERE PLAYS AND IS THE NARRATOR KERA HILL OF ALL THE ACTORS. DIALECT KATHI FLAHERTY. QUIN AND MICHAEL IS WIDOW NELSON CHARLENE PHILLY. IN PLAYBOY YOUNG WOMAN WHO ACCEPTS A DETERMINED PEGEEN, MAGNER SANDERSON TERESA THE PLAYBOY. CHRIS, PLAYS RAUSCH JOLENE MARRIAGE. US A GAVE TERESA AND CHARLENE MAN. OLD AN KEOGH, SHAWN AND WAS THE BY D FASCINATE WERE WE SINGING. DRUNKEN THEIR WITH FUN MOMENT AFTER US. BEFORE APPEAR CHARACTER EACH MAKE OF OUR CAST.TO TALENT THE HOSTESSES OUR SSESSERT. TO VISIT AND ENJOY PLAY WE HAD TIME THE BISCHOFF 5). WANETTE FOR IN FILLED HURST CAROL ROBERTSON, HAZEL WERE ADJOURNED WE Y HIGGINSON IN FOR(PAM FILLED VAN DYKE AND MYRENE WE WERE HOME. WHEN WE WOULD MEET AT TITA'S 24TH, FEBRUARY UNTIL 7PM. OF THE NEW TIME, AGAIN REMINDED RECORDING blazed HAZEL SECRETARY W. Rostra ROBERTSON DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to: “PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD” Thursday, January 27, 2005, 7:00 p.m. ‘Weber State University Afumni Center 1305 41° Street - Ogden, UT Study: John M. Synge, Music: Jolene Rausch Chairman: Kera Hill Cast: Kera Hill, Charlene Nelson Kathy Magner, Jolene Rausch, Teresa Sanderson House: Hazel Robertson, Janette Bischoff, Pam Higginson RS VP regrets only: Hazet - 393-7980 Directions: From Harrison Blvd. turn east by Weber State University marquee. It is the first building on the right (south side of the street), behind the WSU Credit Union. Park east of the Alumni Center. DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN 2005 AT 7PM. 24TH, FEBRUARY DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN MET THURSDAY, WERE 19 THERE ST. LINDQUI WE WERE WELCOMED AT THE HOME OF TITA EXCUSED ALLY ESPECI WERE THREE OF OUR MEMBERS MEMBERS PRESENT, OF THE PART S BUSINES THE IN PLAYS. BECAUSE THEY WERE PERFORMING ITEM FIRST HER DANCE. JO D'ANN MEETING WAS CONDUCTED BY PRESIDENT 4TH JUNE ING. MEET JUNE IN THE DATE FOR OUR OF BUSINESS WAS A CHANGE THE IITH. JUNE TO IN OUR BOOK BUT THAT HAS BEEN CHANGED 1S PRINTED OGDEN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB. 11AM 1S THE SAME AS IS THE PLACE, TIME, SUSTAINING MEMBERS HAVE ALL REPLLED. AND PAID DUES EXCEPT ITEM 2: EARLINE NIMS HAS ASKED TO BE RETWO, NANCY FLAMM HAS NOT REPLIED, LIST HAS NOT BEEN REDUCED SO THE SUSTAINING MOVED FROM THE LIST. BY MANY. SOME REAL JEWELS WERE A REVIEW OF TITA'S STORAGE HAS BEGUN. ITEM_3: 1917,.AS WERE SOME DATED DISCOVERED WAS. OUR FIRST PROGRAM FOUND. CLUB HAS BEEN PART DRAMA WONDERFUL MEMORIES AND REMINDERS OF HOW MUCH SHAKERS OF AND MOVERS SOME OF THE PRIME OF THE HISTORY OF OGDEN. TIONS OF PLAYS COLLEC THERE ARE OGDEN HAVE BEEN MEMBERS OF DRAMA CLUB. ALONG WITH SCRAPBOOKS AND THAT NEED TO BE LISTED AND PUT ON FILE, VAL NEWTON HAS VOLUNTEERED TO HELP ORGANIZE THIS, OTHER MEMORIBILIA. AND MARGARET MARY HALVERSON, HELEN PLOWGIAN, ALONG WITH VOLUNTEERS, THEY ARE PAM HIGGINSON CONTACTED WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY, FARR. WITH THE TION CONNEC IN THINGS THE OF IN PRESERVING SOME INTERESTED HISTORY OF OGDEN. WILL BE UNABLE TO CHAIR THE KERA HILL, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN, ITEM 4: WILL TAKE OVER. A COMMITTEE MEMBER, CAROL HURST, PROGRAM. 3005-2006 ON A SHEET THAT PLAYS E SHE SUGGESTED THAT WE MEMBERS LIST OUR FAVORIT 006 WOULD THEN 29005-2 FOR THE THEME SHE WILL SEND AROUND THIS EVENING. BECOME "FAVORITES". BY PRESIDENT A SPECIAL SUBJECT BROUGHT BEFORE THE MEMBERSHIP ITEM 5: CONSTISHIP STARTED WITH THE READING THE MEMBER DANCETO BE REVIEWED, ATES CANDID AETICLE 3, WHERE WE ARE REMINDED WHY WE SELECT TUTION, AND PURPOSE CLUB'S THE OF NEEDS "THE IT READS: FOR MEMBERSHIP. TO BE VOTED UPON. PROGRAM MUST GOVERN THE SELECTION OF CANDIDATES SHALL ETC. IVES, EXECUT , WRITERS MUSICIANS, ARTISTS, ACTORS, READERS, IN US OF EACH THAT US REMINDS BE PREFERRED AS THEY ARE NEEDED .23e1T WHILE RIES. CATEGO ENT THE CLUB WAS INVITED TO JOIN TO ET LL DIEFER BECAUSE THAT IS THEIR ACTORS CAN READ THE PLAY WITH SOME FIRE-WORKS A CLEAR READING DO SO. TO ALL MEMBERS ARE NOT EXPECTED ACCOMPLISHMENT, ONE OF OUR WHEN I+ AND WE ALL DO ENJOY THE PLAY IS ALL WE EXPECT, OF S A PRESENT CUTS UP AND IS IN ANOTHER AREA, WHOSE TALENT MEMBERS, TER REALLY CHARAC A THE ART OF CREATING DIEEERENT SLANT ON A CHARACTER. FOR OUR MEMBERS WHOSE IN OUR MEMBERSHIP. CAN BE LEARNED BY WORKING CLUB THAT WE ARE NOT THE REMIND WE IN OTHER AREAS, 1S PLACED EXPERTISE IN OUR JOY IS HAVING THE SAME INTERESTS COMPETITIVE WITH EACH OTHER. ARE WE IGHT. PLAYWR THE BY CREATED THE WONDERFUL WORDS AND CHARACTERS WE STUDY 1S A STUDY GROUP, THIS OSCAR. AN FOR GOING US, OF NOT, ANY PLACE TO A US GIVES CLUB DRAMA AND ENJOY ALL ASPECTS OF THE THEATRE. DRAMA TALENT. OUR IN COME TOGETHER AND APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCES AND ITS OBJECTIVES CLUB HAS ALWAYS BEEN A PLACE THAT THE ART OF THEATRE THOSE OF EVENINGS. IN MEMORABLE BRING EACH AND EVERY MEMBER TOGETHER COMFORT OUR OUT OF US WHO ARE A LITTLE TIMID BECAUSE WE ARE MOVING IS HING OURSELVES STRETC THAT TAND UNDERS ZONE, MUST REMEMBER WE ALL HERE ATMOSP IN AN DRAMA CLUB HAS ALWAYS OPERATED SOMETIMES DIFFICULT. BEWARE OF FEELINGS AND ENJOY EACH SUPPORT AND FRIENDSHIP. OF PRAISE, COVER) OFHER. ITEM 6: VENABLE OUR PLAY REQUESTED FOR NEXT MONTH MEMBERS TO SEE WAS HER SHORT AFTER TWO MEMBERS. SUSIE TONIGHT!'S PRESENTATION. THE PROGRAM THIS EVENING BEGAN WITH THE MUSICAL SELECTION: "CHRISTOPHER ROBIN IS SAYING HIS PRAYERS" SUNG BY KATHI MAGNER. THIS WAS LIKE GOING DIRECTLY FROM THE SUBLIME TO THE SUBJECT OF EVIL. JEAN-PAUL SARTE, THE PLAYWRIGHT FOR THIS EVENING WAS A PHILOSOPHER. HE WROTE PLAYS IN THAT VEIN, WHICH IS WHY MOST OF HIS PLAYS ARE DIFFICULT TO ASSIMILATE. THE PLAY THIS EVENING "NO EXIT" IS NO EXCEPTION. THE ACTORS ARE VICKI CRIST AS INEZ, A LESBIAN; MARTHA KREBS AS GARCIN, A DESERTER AND ABUSER. HAZEL ROBERTSON AS ESTELLE, A MURDERESS IS OUR CAST FOR THIS EVENING. OUR DESCENT WAS TRULY TO HELL, DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU THINK HELL IS. THE PLAY WAS PERFECT IN HOW IT SHOWED IN A VERY WORDY PLAY, HOW Wi EACH CAN HIDE FROM OURSELVES, WHO WE REALLY ARE. THE MANIPULATION OF EACH CHARACTER OF THE OTHER, 1S MASTERFUL AND SOME TIMES FUNNY. THE PLACE CALLED HELL TURNS OUT TO BE NOT A TORTURE CHAMBER, FIRE AND BRIMSTONE, OR RED HOT POKERS. HELL IS AS 6ARCIN SBYS IN THE PLAY "OTHER PEOPLE". AFTER THE PLAY VICKI GAVE EACH OF US A COPY OF THE JEAN-PAUL SARTE COOKBOOK. IT BROUGHT TO EACH OF US THE FLAVOR CPARDON THE PUN) OF JEAN-PAUL SARTE'S WRITINGS. I WOUI0D AVOID AT ALL COSTS HIS RECIPE OF "BLACK FOREST CAKE". WE WERE GRATEFUL TO OUR HOSTESSES FOR SERVING LOVELY LEMON CREAM PIE. THEY WERE TITA LINDQUIST, MYRENE VAN DYKE, MARGARET FARR. REMEMBER WE WILL ADJOURN UNTIL MARCH 24TH AT BONNIE KING'S HOME. THE NEW TIME, 7PM HAZEL ROBERTSON SECRETARY RECORDING DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to: “No Exit” Thursday, February 24, 2005 7:00 p.m. Telitha Lindquist’s Home 4140 Beus Drive in Ogden AIRM STUDY: Vicki Crist Jean-Paul Sartre USIC: Kathi Magner AST: Vicki Crist, Martha Krebs and Hazel Robertson HOUSE: Tida Lindquist, Myrene Van Dyke, Diana Dunkley, Margaret Farr RSVP Regrets: Tida - 621-0065, or Jo D Ann - 399-4829 Directions: From 4200 S. Harrison Blvd. (Country Hills Drive) drive east up the mountain. After you past Beus Pond on the right, keep going and turn right on Lakeview Drive. Continue south on lakeview until you come to Beus Drive, turn left. Follow Beus Drive all the way to the top and around as the road curves. Tida’s home is on the east (mountain side) of the street — 4140 Beus Drive. Let the Plays begin! DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN KING. AT THE HOME OF BONNIE 2005 24TH DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN MET MARCH BUT DAY ALL IT RAINED OF SPRING. THE EVENT FOUR DAYS AFTER IT WAS PLUS ONE WELCOMED THERE WERE2.{ MEMBERS WAS CLEAR WHEN WE ALL ARRIVED. CRIST. VICKI BY BROGHT INDIA, FROM GUEST OF THE MEETING SECTION BUSINESS THE OPENED DANCE JO D'ANN ITEM ONE: READ AN TO CHAIRMAN, MEMBERSHIP THE DYKE, VAN MYRENE “BY ASKING LARSEN. LAURA MEMBER, NEW BY OUR SENT LETTER ACCEPTANCE Ill. TO JUNE CHANGED WAS BREAKFAST THE DATE OF JUNE REMEMBER TWOs ITEM REMINDED WERE WE MONTH. NEXT BE REQUESTED FOR JUNE WILL RESERVATIONS TO THE CHANGED BEEN HAS 28TH MEETING APRIL CHANGE. DATE OF ANOTHER OF THE SYMPHONY. BECAUSE 21ST, 2005 COMMITTEE, PROGRAM OF THE CHAIRMAN HURST, CAROL = LIKE SHE WOULD OF THE YEARBOOK. DRAFT HAS A ROUGH YEAR, 2006 AND HAS NUMBER OR PHONE OF ADDRESS IF A CHANGE TO CALL HOWEVER, MEMBERS, PRINTING. BOOK LAST YEAR'S SINCE OCCURRED THANKSHE HAD RECEIVED SAID MAGNER, KATHY TREASURER, FOUR, ITEM ARTS THE TO DONATIONS, CLUB DRAMA OF RECIPIENTS FROM ALL YOU NOTES AND COMMUNITY. OF PAST HISTORY AT MATERIALS OF LOOKING THE PROJECT ITEM FIVE: FOUND HAD THEY REPORTED NEWTON VAL IS GOING WELL. CLUB OF DRAMA DIRECTORY A INTO THESE GATHER AND WOULD TO READ, CUT AND READY PLAYS, THE ES. PERFORMANC AND READING FOR OUR PLAY OF MATERIAL AS A SOURCE AND FARR, MARGARET STILLWELL, ARE JOYCE VAL, ALONG WITH VOLUNTEERS, HALVERSON. MARY TOLD OUR FELT WHEN WE WERE OF NOSTALGIA WAS A MOMENT SIX; TEM \OTED TO RETIRE WE US. ARE STILL WITH CLOTHS TABLE SATIN PINK FAMOUS WE SEND SUGGESTED PLOWGIAN HELEN OF SILENCE, AFTER A MOMENT THEM. FEW FOR A LIKE WOULD SHE SAID MEMBERS OUR ONE OF THEM TO THE DI. THE SATIN OF ANY WANT WHO THOSE THEM. FROM CAPES TO MAKE HER CHILDREN RECEIPTS BANK OLD . POSSESSION TAKE CAN GO TO TITA AND CLOTHS TABLE AT ALONG WITH OTHER MEMORABILIA BE LOOKED WILL RECORDS FINANCIAL AND REASONS. FOR HISTORICAL BE KEPT SHOULD IF THEY TO SEE FROM THE EXECUTIVE LETTER READ A SURPRISING JO D'ANN ITEM SEVEN:, A SAD EVENT. IN OUR OPINION, RESIGNED. HAVE ALLL THEY “BOARD OF UMT. UMT UNTIL ON OUR PART TOWARDS ANY ACTION THAT WE SUSPEND IT WAS VOTED SCHEDULED. BEEN HAVE BOARD MEETINGS NO OTHER IS TO HAPPEN. WE KNOW WHAT RICHARDS, THAT GAYLE DANCE BY PRESIDENT INFORMED WE WERE ITEM EIGHT: HAD A HAS , SUSTAINING GONE HAD WHO CLUB, DRAMA OF MEMBER “A LONG-TIME PROGRESS. SOME IS MAKING BUT STROKE SERIOUS PRESENTED WAS FOR 2005-2006, THE NEW SLATE OF OFFICERS ITEM NINE: MARGE DENT, VICE-PRESI STILLWELL; JOYCE PRESIDENT, THEY ARE: TO US. SECRETARY, ING CORRESPOND KING; BONNIE TAY LOR; RECORDING SECRETARY, MAGNER; KATHY AUDITOR, ZITO; JOLENE TREASURER, GARDNER; COLLEEN PASTFARR,; MARGARET PARLIAMENTARIAN , PAM HIGGINSON; HISTORIAN, LINDQUIST. TITA CUSTODIAN, DANCE; JO D'ANN PRESIDENT, A SHE PRESENTED KING. BONNIE FROM MUSIC WITH BEGAN OUR PROGRAM "MY CALLED DARK", THE IN "LADY MUSICAL THE FROM OLDIE DELLGHTFUL! INTEREST-—AN TOLD BONNIE WEIL. KURT AND GERSHWIN IRA BY SHIP'! WRITTEN HE WHEN GERMANY IN SYMPHONY A CONDUCTING KURT WEIL WAS ING STORY. KNOW NOT DID HE HALL. SYMPHONY THE IN HIM BEHIND HEARD A COMMOTION THAT FOUND AND HE TURNED SYMPHONY, THE AFTER HOWEVER, IT WAS. WHAT NEXT APPLAUD. NOT DID THE AUDIENCE INTO THE HALL. HAD COME HITLER SYMPHONY". SNUBS "HITLER WERE THE HEADLINES IN THE NEWSPAPER DAY WHO FELT THERE WERE MUSICIANS LEFT GERMANY. IMMEDIATELY KURT WEIL MUSTCALS FOR TO WRITE HIMSELF LOWERED NOT HAVE SHOULD KURT WEIL THAT ON BROADWAY. COVER) SUSIE VENABLE, CHAIRMAN FOR THIS EVENING!'S PLAY "THE FOREIGNER", SROUGHT SOME INTERESTING IN-SIGHT INTO LARRY SHUE, THE PLAYWRIGHT. HE WAS HE WAS BORN IN NEW ORLEANS IN 1946. HE GREW UP IN CHICAGO. DRAMA THE WON HE NS. PRODUCTIO SEVERAL IN AN ACTOR AND APPEARED WROTE NOT AS NEIL SIMON, WITH ZINGING ONE-LINERS, ANDeD, CRITIC'S AWAR HIS PLAY "THE FOREIGNER" BUT IN A MORE SUBDUED, SOFTER WAY. OPENED IN 1983. CRITICS WERE NOT ALWAYS HAPPY WITH THE PLAY. BUT IT WAS STILL RUNNING WHEN HE DIED IN A TRAGIC AIRPLANE CRASH. THE CAST IN THIS HEARTILY FUNNY PLAY ARE HE WAS 39 YEARS OLD. MARGE LUKE AS FROG, AN ARMY MAN, WHOSE KINDNESS IN BRINGING CHARLIE, LODGE, WORSE-FOR= WEAR, SORT OF BED AND BREAKFAST HIS FRIEND, TOATK PLAYED CHARLIE, OR THE FOREIGNER, CREATES THE CRUX FOR THE PLAY. BY MARY HALVERSON, A VERY UNHAPPY HUSBAND WHO KNOWS OF 23 INDISCRETIONS MARY IS VERY DEPRESSED. HIS WIFE HAS COMMITTED, ONE IN THE SHOWER, TO ADDED M#8St PLAY THE T THROUGHOU FACE HER ON HELD@BEAUTIFICMSMILE NOT DOES WHO E CHAR-O-LE BECOMES SHE AS THE FOREIGNER THE HUMOR. BETTY MITCHELL, THE OWNER OF THE SPEAK OR UNDERSTAND ANY ENGLISH. THE LODGE, A SWEET, NAIVE WOMAN, WAS PLAYED BY TITA LINDQUIST. RIST, REVEREND AND NOT SO STERILE MEMBER OF THE KKK BY VICKIE_C SUSIE VENABLE 1S CATHERINE SIMS, BRIDE-TO-BE OF THE REVEREND IS .ELLARD,. A YOUNG MAN, PURE AS THE DRI Eta §SHOW, PREGNANT AND RICH. ND WAS ENDEARINGLY THE AROUND GONE HAD PHRASE, AMLANCUANGE WHO TO USE CATHY MAGNER PLAYS ENGLISH, CHAR-O- LEE TO SPEAK FUNNY AS HE TEACHES. A TATTOOS AND TWO" WITH .OWEN, PLAYS ALSO ROLES IN DUAL AND ELLARD A IMITATED SHE WHEN LAUGHING ALL US HAD CATHY OF THE KKK. MEMBER THE WITH TIME WONDERFUL A HAD WE ALL NOISES. STATIC WITH BULL-HORN BLAZMA MA, BLA A WAS IT CHAR-O-LEE, TO QUOTE PLAY. OF THIS HUMOR BRULE WITH CREME SERVED BONNIE EVENING TO TOP OFF THE EVENING. VAN DYKE, WERE MYRENE THE HOSTESSES BLUEBERRIES. AND STRAWBERRIES GENEVA PETERSEN, KATHY MAGNER. REMEMBER, HOME. STILLWELL'S 21ST AT JOYCE APRIL UNTIL WE ADJOURNED 7PM STARTING TIME. bed HAZEL D. RECORDING ROBERTSON SECRETARY DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN presents THE FOREIGNER Thursday, March 24, 2005, 7:30 p.m. Bonnie King’s home - 1055 E. 5825 S., Ogden, UT Study: Larry Shue -Music: Bonnie King Program Chair: Susie Venable Cast: Vicki Crist, Mary Halverson, Tida Lindquist, Marj Luke, Kathi Magner, Susie Venable P regrets only to Bonnie: 479-6263 or Jo D' Ann Washington Blva., drive south on 1050 £a. Club). Continue south through the stops nacu on the east side of the street Let the plays beg DRAMA / \ THE CONCENSUS WAS THAT DRAMA CLUB'S MONETARY SUPPORT SHOULD BE SUSPENDED UNTIL THE COMMUNITY IS ONCE MORE REPRESENTED. OGDEN DRAMA CLUB MET OF JOYCE STILLWELL. PRESIDENT ATTENDING CLUB OF OGDEN FOR ITS APRIL THERE WERE 21 DANCE WELCOMED LAURA FOR THE FIRST TIME. THE 21ST MEETING AT MEMBERS PRESENT. LARSEN, OUR NEW MEMBER, HOME WHO WAS BUSINESS PART OF THE MEETING BEGAN WITH: ITEM 1. THE DATE CHANGE TO JUNE 11TH FOR OUR INAUGRAL BREAKFAST. ITEM 2. OUR YEAR BOOK FOR NEXT YEAR IS WELL UNDER WAY ACCORDING TO THE PROGRAM CHAIRMAN, CAROL HURST. THE THEME, FAVORITES WILL ~ BE A YEAR TO LOOK FORWARD TO. ITEM 3. MAY IS ANNUAL REPORTS MEETING FOR RECORDING SECRETARY AND TREASURER. ITEM 4&. WAS A LETTER READ BY THE PRESIDENT FROM JUNE PHILLIPS REGARDING UMT. THE SUBJECT WAS THE DISSOLVING OF THE UMT BOARD. IS NO LONGER BOARD ADVISORY THAT A COMMUNITY FEELS STATE WEBER NEEDED. A SHORT DISCUSSION ‘ABOUT HOW ILL-ADVLSED THIS MIGHT BE THE UNIVERSITY BETWEEN NEEDED FORCE THE BOARD WAS A UNITING ENSUED. AND THE COMMUNITY. THE GIST OF THE DISCUSSIONS SEEMED TO BE THAT A UNIVERSITY TOWN SHOULD NOT BE SEPARATED BY PERSONAL EGOS OR PRIVATE AGENDAS. A UNIVERSITY TOWN CAN CREATE AN EXCITEMENT FOR CULTURAL EDUCATION OF THE ARTS, ONLY IF COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND FACULTY CAN MIX AND ENJOY THE CHALLENGES OF COMING TOGETHER. THE COMING-TOGETHER PART SEEMS THE MOST IMPORTANT. OTHER POINTS-— OF-VIEW WERE EXPRESSED. WE ALL HOPE THAT FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS CAN CREATE A UNITY OF PURPOSE. OUR THE AND FROM TWO SONGS SINGING SANDERSON TERESA BEGAN WITH PROGRAM YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE SONGS. HAPPY SURPRISINGLY ERA, DEPRESSION DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN. HAPPY OUR CHAIRMAN VAL NEWTON GAVE US A LITTLE HISTORY OF THE PLAYSHE DISCOVERED SHE WAS BORN AROUND 1947, SUSAN VEDER. WRIGHT, AND FOUND AUDITION AN TO WENT SUSAN ACCIDENT. BY PLAY WRITING P LAY ALMOST THE EXPECTED THEY PLAY. SHE NEEDED TO HAVE WRITTEN A DURESS. OF LIT A UNDER SHE WROTE HER FIRST PIECE IMMEDIATELY. ENCOURAGEMENT SHE WROTE AT AN EARLY AGE AND CREDITS HER MOTHER'S FOR THE PLAYS SHE WROTE. THE SUBJECT OF MANY OF HER PLAYS WAS 'MOTHER PLAY IS NO EXCEPTION, THIS EVENING'S ABOUT CHILDREN. HICKS" THE PLAY SURROUNDS THE CHILD AT 13 YEARS WITH WONDERFUL GIRL HAS NO NAME, CHARACTERS WHO LIVE IN THE TINY TOWN OF WARE. AND TAKES A TURN LIVING FOR A TIME IN ALL THE HOMES OF THE TOWN. BRINGS EVERYTHING TO A GRAND THE WITCH ON THE HILL CMOTHER HICKS) TUCK THE GIRL. AND TOWN THE BOTH FOR BEGINNING END AND A NEW TELLER STORY. THE WAS SANDERSON TERESA BY PLAYED MAGNIFICENTLY SHE EXPRESSED THE CHARACTER EVER THOUGH SHE SPOKE NOT A WORD. ANOTHER TALENT WE DID NOT KNOW SHE OF TUCK WITH SIGN LANGUAGE, IN GREEK-CHORUS IN THE CAST SPOKE HER WORDS HAD. THE PLAYERS GIRL TWO HOUSEWIVES. IZZY AND ALMA, SHE ALSO PLAYED STYLE. PLAYED BY MARGARET FARR SHOWED US THE TOM-BOY GIRL WHO NEVER MOTHER HICKS CREATED BY VAL NEWTON WAS THE SUPPOSED GAVE UP. THE REST OF THE TOWN WAS CLOVIS SHE ALSO WAS A NARRATOR. WITCH. P. EUDY, THE SHOPKEEPER, HAZEL ROBERTSON WHO ALSO NARRATED. DUAL ROLES A FARMER, AND JAKE HAMMON, THE MORTICIAN, HOSIAH WARD, PLAYED BY HELEN PLOWGIAN. TWO BY AFTON CASTLEMAIN WHO ALSO INTERESTED IN WITCH-LORE. BOYS PLAYED HOW&IE WILSON HAMMON WALKER. AND , RICKY A WRITER RYCKS THE PLAY CHARMED OUR MEMBERSHIP. JOYCE STILLWELL THEN BROUGHT WONDERFUL CHEESE-CAKE FOR OUR DESSERT TREAT. HER HOSTESSES WERE MARGE TAYLOR, SMARGE LUKE WHO FILLED IN FOR CHARLENE NELSON. WE ADJOURNED UNTIL MAY 26TH AT HELEN PLOWGIAN'S HOME. REMEMBER STARTING TIME, 7 PMs HAZEL D. ROBERTSON ry, RECORDING SECRETARY THURSDAY, CLUB DRAMA AT 7PM. MEMBERS MET AT MAY THE 26TH HOME OF 2005 HOSTESS TO DATE WAS CHANGED BREAKFAST 1: JUNE ITEM THEN FIRST, BE SERVED BRUNCH WILL REMEMBER HELEN PLOWGIAN 11TH AT JUNE THE PROGRAM. 11AM. AND MANY EXCITING IS READY FOR NEXT YEAR PROGRAM THE 2: ITEM NEW AND OLD ABOUT. TALKED AND PRESENTED BE LL WI MEMORIES WE ON PLAYS NOSTALGIA WITH BACK L@EOKING ENJOY WILL MEMBERS LOVED. C SECRETARY AND RECORDING REPORT MEETING, IS ANNUAL MAY 3: ITEM AND TREASURER WILL REPORT. AND AS SHAPE IN GREAT WE ARE REALLY TREASURER, REPORTED CA) BLACK. IN THE WE ARE GOES, FAR AS MONEY 2004FOR REPORT A TYPED INCLUDED HAS SECRETARY RECORDING CB) 2005. MAGNER LUKE AND KATHI MARGE TWO OF OUR MEMBERS, LEARNED WE ALSO ROOF". THE ON "FIDDLER OF BE IN A NEW PRODUCTION WILL PAM HIGGINSON BEGAN THE PROGRAM WITH A SHORT STUDY OF LYNN AHRENS PLAYWRIGHTS OF TONIGHT'S READING OF "LUCKY AND STEPHEN FLAHERTY, IN NEW YORK. IT OPENED AT PLAYWRIGHT HORIZON A MUSICAL. STIFF", THIS PRODUCTION DONE IN INTIMATE SETTINGS WITH SMALL ENSEMBLES | A VERY THE PLAY, EXPLODE. GREW OVER TIME BUT DID NOT IMMEDIATELY CB) A CASSETTE TAPE AND CC) A IS ABOUT CA) A DOG, FUNNY FARCE, WHO TELLS THEM VIA AND FOREMOSTA DEAD UNCLE, BOX HEART-SHAPED, THE CAST HAVE A THE TAPE THAT HE WANTS TO GO TO MONTE CARLO. INVALID UNCLE. AN "VINNIE" AS OFF HIM PASSING WONDERFUL TIME HOME IN BROOKLYN DOG A DIAMONDS. IN MILLION IS SIX ALSO INVOLVED NOT GIVE UNCLE DOES HARRY, NEPHEW, IF THE 1S TO GET A LOT OF MONEY OF HIM. REQUIRES "UNCLE" A WONDERFUL TIME AND DO ALL THE THINGS BETWEEN HIM. POLICE AND "HARRY' IS TO WATCH OVER THE DOG HOME OWNER AN EX-WIFE AND AN OPTHOMOLOGIST THINGS GET PRETTY INVOLVED. BISCHOFF JANETTE AND NURSE. AS HARRY PAM HIGGINSON THE CAST WAS: AS SUSIE VENABLE LOOMIS. AND MR. SOLICITOR, GLICK, AS ANNABELLE JOYCE TWO. ACT FOR NARRATOR AND THORSBY MISS AND PORTA, RITA LA VICKIE AN OLD TEXAN AND NARRATION. DI RUZZIO, AS VINCENT STILLWELL LUIGI AND NARRATOR A WAS GARDNER, IN FOR COLLEEN FILLING CRIST, AND A FRENCH WAITER. A BELL-HOP HENDON, TONY GUADI, SONGS. THE TWO LOVE ESPECIALLY TO, FUN TO LISTEN THE MUSIC WAS TO LOVE. DOG A CHOOSE WOULD YOU ON WHY USE A DOG" COULD "I SURE ONE, SUSTE JANETTE. AND BY PAM SUNG SONG A LOVE "IT WAS NICE" THEN, LA PORTA AND RITA SHE PLAYED A NEW SIDE OUT'! SHOWING "CAME VENABLE GETTING ENDED WELL WITH MEMBERS ALL HIM". I KILLED "I THOUGHT SANG LOTS OF LAUGHS. HER ROOM. AROUND PLANTS HOME WE NOTICED IN HELEN'S WE WERE WHILE PLANT, ANOTHER AND DIFFENBACHA, LARGE A PLANTS, TWO THAT US TOLD HELEN MEMBERS CLUB DRAMA BY HER TO GIVEN PLANTER A FROM CAME BY SIDE, SIDE REBEEN TWO HAVE BUT THESE DIED PLANTS SOME POT. IN A RED CERAMIC SYMPATHY IN HER TO GIVEN WERE THEY TIMES. AND CUT SEVERAL POTTED AT HER MOTHER!S DEATH IN 1959. DRAMA CLUB EVENING. THIS WHO ATTENDED STIFFS' ALL THE "LUCKY CONCOCTION. LOVELY PIE, ICE CREAM TO HELEN'S TREATED WERE COVER) THE HOSTESSES WERE: HELEN PLOWGIAN, SUSIE VENABLE AND JOLENE RAUSCH. WE ADJOURNED UNTIL JUNE 11TH AT 1L1AM AT THE OGDEN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB FOR OUR INAUGURATION AND PROGRAM. Hage iL Gh ia Rinne: Une | t Joon La Sc Cd, CRETARY DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN Invites you to the Musical: “LUCKY STIFF” It's a Musical - It’s a Mystery - It’s a Farce When Uncle Anthony Hendon gives his last dying requests, little did he know he would have the adventure of a lifetime. Come and see how the man in the wheelchair will go to great lengths to prove he is the “Lucky Stiff.” Thursday, May 26, 2005 7:00 p.m. Helen Plowgain’s home 1520 - 42™ Street Chairman: Pam Higginson tudy: Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaher Cast: Pam Higginson, Janette Bischoff, Joyce Stillwell, Vicki Crist and Susie Venable House: Helen Plowgain, Susie Venable, Jolene Rausch Directions: From Harrison Blvd. drive east on Country Hills Drive 4200 South). Continue east and turn left on Taylor. You will pass College Drive, the next street to the north is 42” Street. Helen’s home is at the top of the cul-de-sac with the steep driveway ...... 1520 - 42™ Street. Let the Plays beg | JUNE ON JUNE CLOSING 11TH AT PROGRAM BREAKFAST 11AM DRAMA CLUB OF THE SEASON. MEMBERS 2004-2005 MET FOR THE INAUGURAL AND OUR PRESIDENT FOR THE PAST YEAR, JO D'ANN DANCE, WELCOMED GUESTS! AND MEMBERS, THEN WE WERE SERVED BRUNCH. JO DTHEN THANKED VAL NEWTON, TERESA SANDERSON AND KERA HILL AND "TODAY'S COMMITTEE" FOR THEIR WORK IN MAKING THE TABLES LOOK SO PRETTY. WE ALL TOOK HOME A POT WITH A SINGLE FLORAL ARRANGEMENT, THAT WHEN WE PULLED IT OUT, BECAME A PEN, TO SET BY OUR PHONES OR ON OUR DESK SHIRLENE HAWKS-JACOBS, OUR CHAIRMAN FOR THE PROGRAM, ARRANGED FOR MICHELLE KIRBY AND THE STUDENTS OF BONNEVILLE HIGH CONE OF THE STUDENTS A DAUGHTER OF JANETTE BISCHOFF) TO PRESENT A CONCERT VERSION OF "SEUSICAL THE MUSICAL". THE STUDENTS HAD PERFORMED THE MUSICAL BEFORE IN ITS ENTIRETY FOR THE COMMUNITY. WE ALL ENJOYED SEEING AGAIN THE HUMOROUS COSTUMES AND THE TALENTED YOUNG STUDENTS. THE DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS WERE RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR WORK IN 20042005 AND WE WELCOMED AND INTRODUCED THE NEW OFFICERS FOR 20052006. THE PRESIDENT GAVE HER REPORT AND RECEIVED A WELL-EARNED GIFT FOR HER WORK DURING THE PAST YEAR. THE PRESIDENT TURNED OVER THE GAVEL AND FHE "CHOCOLATE STIRRER" AND THE DIE TO MARGE TAYLOR, VICE-PRESIDENT FOR THE COMING YEAR BECAUSE JOYCE STILLWELL, OUR NEW PRESIDENT, WAS HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME ON HER VACATION. WE WERE REMINDED TO CHECK OUR NEW PROGRAMS FOR NEXT YEAR'S ASSIGNMENTS. WE ADJOURNED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 2006 SEASON AS WE HAD ENDED, 22ND AT 7PM BEGINNING OUR AT HELEN PLOWGIAN!S HOME. NEW 2005- I WAS HAPPY TO RECORD THIS LAST YEAR BUT WILL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO TURN THE BIG, BLACK BOOK OVER TO BONNIE KING TO RECORD ALL THE SOMETIMES CRAZY CHARACTERS YOU BRING INTO THE HOMES OF THE HOSTESSES. | HAZEL D.. ROBERTSON PASE:,( A VD SECRETARY 4 RECORDING RECORDING SECRETARYS REPORT FOR 2004-2005 THE YEAR TO THE CONSTITUTION. DURING MADE TWO CHANGES THERE WERE PM. TO 7:00 7:30PM FROM TIME OF STARTING A CHANGE FIRST, AND ACCEPTED. PROPOSED THE CHANGE WAS COLLEEN THAT OF KEEPING CONSTITUTION THE IN CHANGE THE SECOND WAS , POSSIBBRE IF EVER, FOR Y SECRETAR NDING CORRESPO OUR GARDNER, ACCORDING IN HER POSITION CAN REMAIN READ "SHE THE CHANGE MADE. YEAR. THAT OF T PRESIDEN G BRESEDIN THE: OF’ TO THE REQUIREMENT AND ACCEPTED. PROPOSED IT WAS FROM OUR LETTER BY A SPECIAL POLLED WERE MEMBERS SUSTAINING IBILITIES RESPONS THEIR OF THEM REMINDING DANCE, JO D'ANN PRESIDENT, REMAIN TO ALL WANTED SURPRISINGLY MEMBERS. AS SUSTAINING THEIR MEMBERPAID ALL AND TWO OF N EXCEPTIO THE WITH ING SUSTAIN SHIP DUES. JOINED ONE NEW MEMBER CLUB WE NEED IN DRAMA MEMBERS 35. STANDARD IN ORDER TO BE A FULL WER Me — WVVENDBANCE MEMBERS. 32 ACTIVE WE NOW HAVE IN APRIL. IT UP TO O UR TO BRING 3 MORE MEMBERS OF RECOMMENDATION LETTERS TRY TO WRITE SHOULD CLUB. TOR 1 We. EAR ‘ Was heencat a HAZEL 6 Pema j o D. COWSING RECORD ROBERTSON O. NerEET SI SECRETARY