= LESSEN" y WW RRS NSa Se sue ESOS Ss in) ser SSAA Sunt we — Ny —— {sae RY )| | = ses Lu Lu bes “as Y) O Lu a 4 hn CQ wd ike Lu Lu Set Lu = les Lu O i hs <i, O) & O CLUB MOTTO “The drama’s laws, the drama’s patrons give For we that live to please, must please to live.”’ — Dr. Samuel Johnson MEETINGS /130 GUEST p.m, EVENING Twenty-third of October ACTIVE MEMBERS Allred, Mrs. Gordon T. (Sharon), 2036 Polk Ave. 84401 ........... 392-8681 Allred, Mrs. Thatcher (Pearl), 1740 Lake St., 844011 .................. 392-1794-— Anderson, Mrs. Edwin T. (Judy), 4485 S. 2025 W., 84067 ....... 394-2054 Burdett, Mrs. William G. (Mickey), 1345 Darling St., 84403 ...... 394-6595 -— Castlemain, Mrs. Victor D. (Afton), 760 - 42nd St., 84403 ....... 393-0732 Dance, Mrs. James R. (Jo D’Ann), 5609 S. 1150 W., 84403....... 399-4829 Douglas, Mrs. Emerson R. (Portia), 2927 Taylor Ave., 84403 .... 394-7357 Eccles, Mrs. Royal (Cleone), 2508 Jackson Ave., 84401 .......06. 393-8236 1 Foulger, Mrs. Delbert B. (Frances), 2868 Eccles Ave., 84403 .... Froerer, Mrs. Fred (Myra), 1244 - 34th St., 84403 w..ieeeeeeeees Greenwell, Mrs. Clyde T. (Leah), 1121 - 23rd St., 84401 .......... Gregersen, Mrs. R. George (Gayle), 2180 Walker Ln, SLC ......... 394-8372 ” 394-9176 | 392-4637 * 328-4534 Harding, Mrs. Glen F. (Helen), 2737 Pierce Ave., 84403 ........... 392-7263 + Hetzel, Mrs. C. Charles Jr. (Alice), 1475 - 33rd St., 84403. ......... 394-8433 Hurst, Mrs. Dean W. (Carol), 4230 Edgehill Dr., 84403. ............ 392-3438 Johnson, Mrs. Darrell G. (Beth), 4623 Madison, 84403 ............. 394-1073 Johnson, Mrs. Vernal H. (Athleen), 1332 Marilyn Dr., 84403..... 392-9446 Kapple, Mrs. C. Dixon, (Claire), 1357 Kershaw St., 84403 ........ 399-2003 »~ Klomp, Mrs. Gerard (Lucille), 1497 Beverly Dr., 84403 ........... 394-7292 + Matthies, Mrs. Claire, 3311 Polk Avé., 84403 | scsssvssesvesssessassecis 392-2567 Nicholas, Mrs. Francis G. (Rosina), 1456 - 27th St., 84401 ....... 394-8995 ~~ Piers, Mrs. John L. (Ardis), 2730 Harrison Ave., 84403 ..........48 Pingree, Mrs. Malcom J. (Luacine), 1460 Oakridge Dr. 84403.... »~ Lindquist, Mrs. John A. (Telitha), 3663 Taylor, 84403 ............ 393-7974 Parry, Mrs. Roland (Helen), 569 Ogden Canyon 84401..........4.. 394-2362 Peterson, Mrs. Marvin J. (Geneva), 4272 Jefferson, 84403 ........ 399-0191 Plowgian, Mrs. B. H. (Helen), 1520 - 42nd St., 84403... Reed, Mrs. Harry S. (Sophie), 906 Hotel Ben Lomond, 84401 .. Richards, Mrs. Maurice, (Sophie), 1444 Mitchell Dr., 84403 ...... Robertson, Mrs. Glenn H. (Hazel), 3461 Gramercy Ave., 84403 Taylor, Mrs. Floyd A. (Fern), 182 W. Elberta Dr., 84404 ........ Thatcher, Mrs. Paul (Ruth), 2500 Tyler Ave., 84401 .............06. 394-6260 393-2448 + 399-0973 + ~— 394-6575 ~ 393-6507 393-7980 782-7406 *_ 394-5041 © | Van Dyke, Mrs. William D. (Myrene), 4230 Jefferson, 84403 .... 394-2992 ~ Willie, Mrs. Leon G. (Thelma), 804-12th St., 84404 woe, 394-7694 Zitzman, Mrs. L. Henry (Margaret), 3836 Eccles Ave., 84403 ... 393-2410 SUSTAINING MEMBERS Beason, Mrs. Lew W., 311 Carlston St., Richmond, Calif. Morrell, Mrs. Joseph R., 2533 Eccles Ave., Ogden, Utah ............ 394-5433 Porter, Mrs. A. W., 852 P. Ronda Mendoza, Laguna Hills, Calif. Scowcroft, Mrs. John Major, Hearthston Dr., Riverside, Conn. Southwick, Mrs. Grant, 2330 Walker Ln., Salt Lake City, Utah .. 278-2055 West, Mrs. Alice Pardoe, 45 La Linda Dr., Long Beach, Calif. Re H 3 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS 1969-70 President Mrs. Dean W. Hurst Mrs. John L. Piers Mrs. Claire Matthies Mrs. Maurice Richards Mrs. William G. Burdett Mrs. Fred Froerer Mrs. Thatcher Allred Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Auditor Custodian COMMITTEES ANNUAL PLAY Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Reed Mrs. Peterson MEMBERSHIP Mrs. Dance Mrs. Thatcher Allred Mrs. Hetzel PROGRAM Mrs. Zitzman Mrs. Gregerson PROGRAM Mrs. Thatcher 1969-70 Mrs. Hurst 1970-71 Mrs. Nicholas Mrs. Lindquist PRESS Mrs. Mrs. Van Dyke Vernal Johnson Mrs. Taylor HOUSE Mrs. Mrs. Willie Castlemain Mrs. Pingree COURTESY Mrs. Mrs. Eccles Kapple Mrs. Anderson CHRISTMAS PARTY Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Klomp Robertson Greenwell Mrs. Foulger DRAMA Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Darrell Johnson Gordon Allred Taylor CLUB BREAKFAST Mrs. Hurst Mrs. Zitzman Mrs..Pingree BY-LAWS Harding PARLIAMENTARIAN Mrs. Foulger HISTORIAN Mrs. Parry _4- Mrs. Piers ewe ee Mrs. Mrs. Plowgian PROGRAM DRAMA: A 1969 - 70 Reflection of the Times SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIRST Topic: Plays: Chairman: Performers: The metamorphosis of a character: Joan of Arc (Excerts) Shakespeare (Henry the Eighth), Shaw, Maxwell Anderson, Jean Anouilh, Schiller | Mrs. Portia Douglas ~sirgip~ sri EL Lite’, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Van Dyke, Mrs. Vernal Johnson, Discussant: and Mrs. Willie Mrs. Sophie Reed Hostesses: Mrs. Klomp, Mrs. Castlemain, Mrs. Anderson and Music: Mrs. Gregersen Mrs. Peterson OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD - GUESTDAY . Chairman: feRsttt13/ Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Reterson (Remainder of the cast to be selected by the Music: Mrs. Castlemain Hostesses: Mrs. Eccles, Mrs. Dance, Mrs. Froerer, Mrs. Reed, committee) Mrs. Vernal Johnson, Mrs. Robertson NOVEMBER FWENTY=FIRST Topic: Play: Chairman: The Sacco-Vanzetti Case Winterset: Maxwell Anderson Mrs. Helen Parry Discussant: Music: Hostesses: Mrs. Paul Thatcher Mrs. Robertson Mrs. Pingree, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Van Dyke and Performers: Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Thatcher Allred, Mrs. Foulger and Mrs. Dance-» Mrs. Willie DECEMBER TWENTIETH - CHRISTMAS PARTY a2 Arh JANUARY TWENTY-THIRD Topic: Eye witness to chaos (I was a German, autobiog., Toller, 1934) Play: Man and the Masses: Discussant: Music: Hostesses: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Chairman: Performers: FEBRUARY Mrs. Lucille Klomp Mrs. Castlemain, Mrs. Gregersen, Mrs. Pingree and Mrs. Greenwell Margaret Zitzman Hurst Lindquist, Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Richards and Darrell Johnson 46 TWENTY-SEVENTH Topic: Play: ROBOT R.U.R.: FREES MAN ... From Adam’s Curse Karel Copek Chairman: Mrs. Sharon Allred Discussant: Music: Hostesses: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Performers: Mrs. Walle, Mrs, Foulger, Mrs. Plowgian and Mrs. Taylor #=/4A4%_ i A, MARCH Toller Nicholas Eccles Burdett, Mrs. Greenwell, Mrs. Nicholas and Thatcher Allred | € Pa 3 TWENTY-SEVENTH Topic: Play: Chairman: Performers: Discussant: Music: Hostesses: The Atreus household examined and re-examined! Aeschylus, Seneca, Voltaire, Alfieri, Hugo Von Hofmannstal, Jean Paul Sarte, Turney, Jeffers a-n-d Mourning Becomes Electra: O’Neil Mrs. Hazel Robertson Mrs. Kapple, Mrs. Burdett, Mrs. Thatcher and Mrs. Piers Mrs. Athleen Johnson Mrs. Harding Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Sharon Allred, Mrs. Matthies and Mrs. Foulger of. A + ie | a APRIL TWENTY-FIRST Topic: Play: Chairman: The Link between the real and unreal The Hyphen: Norman Corwin Mrs. Glen Harding Performers: Mrs. Lindquist, Mrs. Matthies, Mrs. Hetzel, Mrs. | Discussant: Mrs. Burdett | Hostesses: Mrs. Hetzel, Mrs. Kapple, Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. Parry | Piers and Mrs;-Faylor Music: {3 | ‘, Mrs. Van Dyke, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Johnson >. MAY TWENTY-THIRD Topic: ‘Attack on the Citadel’ Play: Advise and Consent: Houses: Chairman: Performers: Discussant: Music: Hostesses: JUNE i 4 | - Loring Mandel; Both Your Maxwell Anderson; State of the Union: H. Lindsary and R. Crouse Mrs. Fern Taylor Mrs. Dance, Mrs. Beth Johnson, Mrs. Nicholas and Mrs. Peterson ~ £¢-71 tin Mrs. Pearl Allred Mrs. Foulger Mrs. Piers, Mrs. Zitzman, Mrs. Plowgian, and Mrs. Gregersen CLUB BREAKFAST Arrangements: Committee: Chairman: Mrs. Pingree Performers: Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Kapple, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Burdett, Mrs. Sharon Allred and Mrs. Dance eR 0D (OP aw CO FO () ER () ERD) ED () OD RD ED « em () SSD TWD | wwe 0) SD |) <r 1 () () (RD ED 0) GRD (ED RE) ()-ND () RED )D EDC ) ED GERD ) D RED SUD O-SD 0 EP -D 1) ()-D EEE (ETD GED SE? (ED 8 SS (ND) 0) 0 EEN ED CEP () CETL ED- ()-SD () GERD / () CREED 109 GED ELT Er EE () SED) UP () Revised 1969 () SD 0 Wad () BY-LAWS O80) ee AND CONSTITUTION 6 : c i : - ; col « oo UTAH OF OGDEN, ORR KE 7 a CORRE) CERRO) EU SETI O AME) ) OMI CC LIP OR 7 (> ) OTE) CLUB DRAMA OI () ea CONSTITUTION Article I—Name: The Drama Club of Ogden (founded in 1916). Article I]—Purpose or Purposes: (a) Shall be the united effort toward the study of the spoken and lyric drama. (b) To create a sympathy for the highest form of the dramatic and lyric art, creating a permanent taste for good drama. Article [1I—Membership: Section 1. Membership shall be of two classes: active and sustaining, preference to be given to college women. The needs of the Club’s purpose and program must govern the selection of candidates ians, writers, needed; to be voted upon. Readers, actors, artists, musicexecutives, etc., shall be preferred as they are the membership Section 2. A being candidate limited for active to thirty-five. membership must have been a resident of Ogden for one year or more. * Section 3. Nomination of prospective members shall be presented to the membership committee in writing, stating their qualifications and signed by three sponsors at least one week before being presented to the Club. Voting shall take place at the next regular meeting after the name is presented to the Club members. Section 4. Election shall be by ballot and three negative votes shall exclude from membership. Section 5. Names of rejected candidates shall not be presented again within a year. -* Section 6. Active members shall consider themselves honor- bound as far as possible to study the subjects under consideration by the work Drama assigned Club, them. to perform Three literary, consecutive musical absences, or committee without ex- by the membership committee, and cuse, will be considered a withdrawal. Excuses must be in the hands of the hostess before the club meeting. Section 7. Sustaining membership may be conferred upon any member who has become a non-resident temporarily; a member who is physically incapacitated to attend regular meetings; or one whose vocation prevents regular attendance, the recommendation to be made I voted upon by the Club. Said member must obey all rules of shall be a_ president, active membership in regard to dues, etc., and is entitled to all privileges of membership except the privilege of voting. A sustaining member has the precedence in becoming an active member when vacancies occur in the active membership roll. Article [V—Officers: * Section 1. The officers of this club vice-president, a recording secretary, a corresponding secretary, a treasurer, an auditor, a custodian. Those seven shall constitute a Board of Directors. Section 2. All officers shall be elected by ballot at the April meeting. The regular term of all Officers shall commence at the adjournment of the last meeting of the Club year and continue one year. Section 3. A majority constitute an election. of all votes Section 4. No member shall than two consecutive terms. hold cast will be necessary the office same for to more Section 5. Vacancies may be filled by the members of the Club, voting by ballot. Article V—Meetings: Section |. The annual meeting shall be held in May, at which time the annual reports of the officers shall be read and filed with the secretary. Section 2. Regular meetings shall be held from September through May. Section 3. Special meetings may be called by the President. The call for the special meeting must state the business to be transacted and no business shall be transacted except that stated in the call. Article VI—Quorum: Section 1. One-third of the active membership of the Club shall constitute a quorum at no time shall at any regular or annual lack of a quorum meeting, but at a regular meeting prevent those present from proceeding with the program of the day. Article VII—Amendments: Section I. This Constitution may be amended at any annual meeting by a two-thirds vote of all active members present, the proposed amendments having been submitted in writZ ing, and read to the Club at a regular meeting at least two weeks before being voted upon. Section 2. Amendments may also be made at an annual meeting without previous notice by the unanimous vote of all members present. amended or Section vote. 3. By-Laws repealed at and standing any Rules regular may meeting by a be adopted, two-thirds BY-LAWS Article I—Dues: * Section 1. The annual dues of active members shall be five dollars, and those of sustaining members five dollars, payable at the first meeting in September. Any member membership after March Ist shall of dues for the current year. Article I]— duties of be exempted elected to active from payment Officers: Section |. The duties of the officers shall be such as are implied by their respective titles and such as are specified in these arian By-Laws. Section officio 2. and The Historian, member of * Section 3. The PRESIDENT the accurate, classified all shall standing same, committees without RECORDING appoint a right and be to vote. SECRETARY list of the membership a Parliamentshall of the Club, an ex- keep an with the address and telephone number of each member. She shall keep a record of all dues paid and shall notify members whose dues are delinquent. She shall notify by letter members who have shall no- money due bills only upon three unexcused absences, inquiring their membership intent. She shall incorporate into her annual report a digest of all motions made throughout the year which affect the government of the Club. Section 4. The tify candidates CORRESPONDING for membership of their SECRETARY election by in general conduct the correspondence of the Club. Section 5. The TREASURER shall receive all the Club, to the giving a receipt for same Secretary for her record. 3 She and shall letter and shall report dues paid pay order of the Club ized account or its Executive of all receipts and Committee; keep an item- disbursements. She shall submit Section 6. The AUDITOR shall examine Treasurer and make a report of her audit the books of the at the following a financial report at the annual meeting and an audited report at the September meeting of the next club year. The books shall remain with the Treasurer of the preceding year until this report is given. September meeting. Section 7. The CUSTODIAN Section 8. The HISTORIAN perties of the Club, the direction of the President. activities the past Her and year duties except Club. present at the are a such to terse annual be shall as are have charge be in actual shall responsible review meeting a report with the Secretary. Section 9. A PARLIAMENTARIAN of and subject to appointed by the Club’s work for be appointed by for use, of all pro- a record the file a copy shall of all of such the President. It shall be her duty in case of any question of procedure, to bring to the attention of the Club those provisions of the Constitution, By-Laws or working rules that govern the situation, and be familiar at all times with new rules and regulations. Article IJ]—Committees: There shall be seven standing committees: (1) Membership; (2) Program; (3) Press; (4 Play; (5 House; (6) Courtesy; and (7 Finance, and such other special committees as shall appointed from time to time. * Section 2. The MEMBERSHIP committee shall receive be all applications for membership, investigate the qualifications of applicants and report their recommendations to the Drama Club as members pective member’s are needed during the year, reading the prosqualifications and sponsors. Only the same number of candidates as vacancies shall be presented for voting. Names may be carried over from year to year on a waiting list or until acted upon by the Membership Committee. (a) sented advised There shall of her candidacy. for be no record membership and in the minutes a proposed 4 member of names shall not pre- be result of the (b) The introduce the ballot shall be given by the tellers to the President, who in turn will announce to the members the result of the ballot, if in the affirmative. *(c) The Chairman of the Membership Committee shall present a year her book. new with a copy her at member Constitution of the * Section 3. The PROGRAM regular first and and meeting and By-Laws Committee for the ensuing year shall recommend subjects for study not later than January Ist, and when approved by the Club, prepare a calendar for the literary and musical work for the year, completing all arrangements for carrying out the same. The Program Committee shall take from the year book the name of any member who has been reported by the Treasurer to be in arrears in her dues, upon the advice of the Executive Committee. Section 4. The PRESS Committee shall inform the newspapers as to time, subject, interest to the public. place of meeting and news such of Section 5. The PLAY Committee shall recommend and be responsible for the development and enactment of a play or a series of plays during the year. Committee shall recommend Section 6. The HOUSE place of meeting in the event of a necessary change. Section 7. The COURTESY President the names of members a Committee shall report to the who are ill or in distress and shall send an appropriate expression of remembrance. Section 8. The FINANCE Committee shall be composed of four officers, namely the President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. Section 9. A NOMINATING Committee, consisting President and the two immediate Past Presidents shall, of the at the March meeting, recommend one name for each office, with the exception of President; for that office the name of the current Vice-President shall be presented. Article [V—Meetings: Section 1. Regular meetings Thursday of the month. shall be held on the fourth Section 2. The suggested order of exercises shall be: FO Ne Ole fe 1. Call to order. Roll Call. Reading of minutes and call for approval. Special order. Communications from the Chair. Report of Treasurer. Report of Standing Committees. Report of Special Committees. Unfinished business. 10. New business. Ll. Program of day. 12. Adjournment. Section 3. This Constitution and By-Laws shall be reviewed aloud to the Club Club year, with asterisk. Article V—Study The decided Article The Members special at the first regular on items marked with an study and plan of work shall be emphasis meeting of the Plan: general subject VI—Club Year: by the Club. of fiscal year shall be the Club year. Article VII—Parliamentary Procedure: Parliamentary Usage by Roberts Revised Rules shall govern the proceedings been or may of the Club, be adopted. subject to special rules which have DRAMA CLUB POLICY MOTIONS It shall be the responsibility of the Chairman to give the information cover to the Press Committee. of a program 10/25/56 The engraved dye-plate of the Club shall be used The Program Committee Chairman shall check of the Program Books. members at the September meeting for any program and announce any necessary changes at that time. Regular meetings shall begin promptly on the 9/16/57 with the conflicts 1/23/59 at 7:30 p.m. 10/27/60 The first meeting of the year shall be the business meeting and the second meeting a guest night. 1/26/61 The written annual reports of the Treasurer and Recording Secretary shall be filed for reference in the Recording Secretary’s book. 0/25/61 shall Any adopted be added motions affecting the government of the Club to the Drama Club Policy Motions in the back Committee of members 4/22/65 of the Constitution Books and listed in the back of the Secretary’s minute book. 4/22/65 Members shall notify the Courtesy wno are ill or in distress. Extra copies of the Year Book and Constitution and By-laws, shall be retained by the recording secretary. 4/22/69 Copies of the Year Book will be mailed to sustaining members, by the corresponding secretary, at the time of the June Breakfast. 4/22/69 7 NOTES