Drama Club of Ogden 1986 DRAMA CLUB 1986 - 1987 "When a thing is funny, search fora hidden truth."’ George Barnard Shaw * te Tilah : O05 Helen Harding | Se PRESIDENT BRS . Ses meas eho ach SE Oe Soc his eta Fes bap tyre. ogee eT Le RE EE ——— Hostesses: Carol Hurst, Jo D'Ann Dance September 25th, 1986 “Barefoot in the Park" by Neil Simon Cast: Thelma Willie, Chairman Luacine Pingree, Judy Anderson, Portia Douglas : “DRAMA. CLUB OF OGDEN: Meéting, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Carol Hurst. Sched- uled, reading | of a Neil Simon play by. Thelma V illie, chairman; Luacine Pingree, Portia Douglas and Afton Castlemain. Refreshments for the evening served by Hurst, Jo D’Ann Dance and Gayle Richards. — October 23rd, 1986 "Chapter Il" by Neil Simon _Luacine Pingree, Cast: Chairman Sharon Allred, Val Newton, Mickey Bure leiv Music: Nancy Flamm, Bonnie King a Bika NS i cis -é &- : -es ; F AS . Eee "Ds ye one nancial See Igo spiyrondennte Nes SESW % gacecaen ete we i Hostesses: Portia Douglas, Kathy Douglas, Ruth Darrington November 20th, 1986 "Guest Night" * Presented by Parlor Players Cast: ee or, Chairman Jo D’Ann Dance, Marge Dene Tayl _ —————— nd? i l Wi Athleen Johnson, Theima Dyke, Mickey Burdett, aaa Telitha Lindquist Myrene Van AAS slag Met. ee eet aan, POR “Pt * eR * atten Tess: ae 6 ae tee stay So a ae mie te Ail eae Nias ecimees incl bidintiteaenetee ee eo nace he anenne Ri AAG 8th Pe ey BF gS RUSE ASE vent, inh tats Soma iy re Awe tianlian ‘ PRR a area: at Hoy Seteat ti manatee ah sie santa ey a ie + ee Nh aA ct i eer asanam einacenlticibanat. a December 13th, 1986 Christmas Party Chairman Hostesses: Val Newton, Richards a Scowc roft, Sophie Mickey Burdett, Barbar January 22, 1987 “Make a Million” by Norman Burasch and Carroll Moore Cast Ruth Darrington, Chairman Kathy Douglas, Helen Harding, Athleen Johnson, Luacine Pingree Hostesses: | Luacine Pingree, Nancy Flamm, Marge Dene Taylor, Jo D’Ann Dance ors tesetaanaeres Shenae ad ated February 26, 1987 “Fools” by Neil Simon Cast: Sophie Richards, Chairman Jeanne Hall, Beth Johnson, Geneva Peterson Sampson, 393-1431. DRAMA Meeting, CLUB 7:30 p.m. OF OGDEN: Thursday at the home of Margaret Zitzman. Play to be studied will be read by Sophie Richards, chairman, and cast members, Beth Johnson, Jeneva Peterson and Jeannie Hall. Refreshments served by Mrs. Zitzman, Martha Helen Jo Krebs. Plowgian and seit fT sta aes Hostesses: Margaret Zitzman, Helen Plowgian, Martha Krebs March 26, "Sunshine 1987 Boys" By Neil Simon Cast: Margaret Zitzman, Chairman Hazel Robertson, Rosina Nicholas, Myrene VanDyke | Hostess: Alice Hetzel, Carolyn Lindsley, Jeanne Hall Hostesses: Alice Hetzel, Carolyn Lindsley, Jeanne Hall Hostesses Tel itha Lindquis t 3 Rosina N icholas Sharon Allred —— Accent on events x DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN: Breakfast, 11 a.m. Saturday at the Ogden Golf Musical play Sse cy & Country presented by Club. Afton ge 9 cet Sak Nai. Flamm, Bonnie King Joyce Stillwell, accompanied Janet Ellis. Event also and by honors June 6, 1987 June : Musical Program: Breakfast Myrene Van Dyke Chairman Cast: Joyce Stillwell, Nancy Flamm, Accompanied by: Janet Bonnie King Ellis Helen Harding, outgoing president. Hostesses for the day are Myrene Van Dyke, chairman, with Marge Dean Taylor, Thelma Wilie and Margaret Farr assisting. Reservations, 479-7697. ™ .. i : Hostesses: ~t yr. Be . Pe a - i: “ae “a + , # REE Myrene Van Dyke, Margaret Farr, Marge Dene Taylor, Thelma Willie ee i ie 4 eA : EA ¢ te e : tp os SMe Sih A acres aa gt Hes it Ea Ac SCOR i OF ea ; ; atl rs ge S: Bi : : ; ERS igs it Si ates ASN | tes ai pone Rees Se ISSN pan STRESS : Se = fe ee eae een | ae Fs BES . meet ‘ gis . MRT : F oe af STIS sii se SEN at + is ee ‘ ee 3 7 ) Mi . indica | Alice Pardoe West. The diminutive Alice Pardoe West became society edi- tor of the Ogden Standard-Examiner in the early °30s. She built a dedicated following with her “Behind the Scenes” columns, written from her exclusive interviews with the movie stars. (Clark Gable was her favorite.) Her “person to person” column in the Sunday society section was must reading for the socially active. The splashy Sunday society cover pages that became her trademark as she labored to get just the right emphasis on an activity are today’s collector items. She epitomized what once was a staple with newspapers: The stereotyped stylish society editor who hob-nob- bed with the movie stars, was a natural presence at community social events, the country club soirees, she poured at teas always relishing her role. She took a certain personal pride in publicizing the comings and goings of the socially elitists. : Yet there was another dimension to the qualities of Alice West. She was a kind, considerate person who made friends easily with everyone. She loved the total community. She looked beyond the scope of the community’s social pressures that are frequently imposed on newspaper editors and used her traditional Sunday society covers to focus on the diversities, the full spectrum of the lifestyles oo Obituaries Newspaper past editor dead at 96 Mrs. Alice Pardoe West, 96, died Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1986 at the home of her son and daugh- ter-in-law,Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. West, of 4169 Lakeview Drive, of causes incident to age. She was born Dec. 30, 1889 | in Og- den, a daughter of Thomas and Lenora Farr Pardoe. phe. was a granddaughter of Lorin Farr, Ogden’s first mayor. She married Leslie C. West o of the readership of the Ogden Standard-Examiner. Her love to report on the theater and movie screens spilled heavily into her personal life. She willingly helped aspiring actors and actresses by directing local theatrical productions. She took pleasure in being on stage, wrote plays, short stories. She was prominent in the founding of the Ogden Drama Club and Blue Quill Writers Club. When Alice West’s long tenure as Ogden Standard-Examiner society editor was over, her departure left a void in the newsroom and the community mostly because of the transition in newspapers. She retired at the time when journalism replaced that niche in the printed media that had been devoted to society items with the more contemporary reporting on today’s issues and lifestyles. Alice West died Wednesday. She lived nearly a century, enjoying life to the fullest. Few of her contemporaries re- main to mourn because of this longevity. Ranks at the Standard-Examiner who worked in the newsroom with the effervescent society editor also are thinning. - Alice Pardoe West became an Ogden legend in her own time. Condolences are extended to her family. 20 YEARS AGO.” April 10, 1967 ca — i : Bi , aie 50 YEARS AGO i “ hh Ee ' a Bes eee : : May 3, 1937 Sree Kathy Douglas, a Weber State ‘College sophomore, had received : a to leave their “800 choice relics” 4 Robert Polidore was elected student body president at Weber College to serve during 1937-38. one of the most ‘highly regarded . -honors of the year at the college — that of friendliest girlon cam- . pus. She was a daughter of Mr. Josephine Stone was elected vice president; Helen Abbott, secretary, and Leon Packer, treasurer. Outgoing president was Lester Richardson. and Mrs. Emerson R. Douglasof Ogden. > ;< aes a in the chapter’s building on Tabernacle Square. eee oS ee Ogdenite is Miss USU Lynette Castlemain was crowned 1986 (center) of Ogden Miss Utah State University during homecoming activities at USU. Katrina Cartee (left) of Hyrum, was named first attendant and Sue Hollingsworth (right) of Ogden second atten- dant. Castlemain, a senior majoring in music and elementary education, gradu- ated from Bonneville High School. Hol- lingsworth, a freshman majoring in English and communications, graduated from Ogden High School. _ sot * Sioa i oN cacote erent ! * . areraroneuretarenernete se oe Reneanonca apes a “aaa Gary Clark < WN we { wo Pa Sloan 2 i ; Yo =Cr) Son ee wy ISN NS K Bee gy SS (\ O : C — a DURA = - re : Se ISIN Q = : \ st Ss aN . f — \ iy ‘\ \ yeSemS t \ so Lee ~ : Q ——— SP \ ia’ ) ~~ + = ( eee 5... ( d es. 2 Ps AoA oo =e ee | \ TS 2 jer VICE PRESIDENT: Margaret Farr RECORDING SECRETARY: Kathy Douglas CORRESPONDING Martha SECRETARY Krebs ,-,-_ — TREASURER Val Newton . HISTORIAN/CUSTODIAN: Bonriie King * a ame Oh oe ee w ; PARLIAMENTARIAN: Athleen Jonnson £3 PARLOR PLAYERS: Jo D'Ann Dance & Marge Dene Taylor