6 1996-87 ATA 2 a DATE TA DUES N AME ALLRED, Sharon ANDERSON, Judy BURDETT, Mickey CASTLEMAIN, DANCE, Afton JoD'Ann DARRINGTON, Ruth DOUGLAS, Kathy DOUGLAS, Portia Farr, Margaret Nancy HALL, Jeanne PAID SEPT OCT NAME HURST, DUES PATD SEPT OCT NOV cal 4 / \. : DEC JAN £FEB MAR APR _ ® MAY JUNI Carol IQ NTTATC Td TiN,Wi SO “5{ON, AthlLeen ‘. , | N , ~~ oe av / Me | ‘/ y, \ | ~ acl K f AN ‘al : “y } - » 4 f* \ ~ ‘ Po 2E s rf > % 2 ‘a. o ? 4 _ i f {f 4 % , ™ f & v4 ¥ . PESTS "> , & “4 4 F e e.,Sy ‘d eo %, Ee, te “ad A Cc A P ~~ z . x %, A= 3 -_ gE we m™ { KING, Bonnie * LINDQUIST, Telitha LINDSLEY, Carolynn NEWTON, NICHOLAS, Geneva A es “ Bs X x X | kb re '” kr It LA A rae Dm A x Ps bk ‘ | . £ U ok Valerie Rosina x % ie: L 1 | ej ¢ / > a. ie ee i a BH A AA ra Ao} x x > x an NAM DUES PAID SEPT t* ae B PINGREE, Oct EC JAN FEI Luacine PLOWGIAN, Helen MARTHA, Plowgian RICHARDS, Gayle RICHARDS, Sophie ROBERTSON, Hazel. SCOWCROFT, Barbara STILLWELL, Joyce Myrene WILLIE, Thelma Z4ITZMAN, Margaret NELSON, Sharlene ee DYKE, Dene ieee. VAN Marge at TAYLOR, MINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN HELD SEPTEMBER 25, 1986 AT THE HOME OF CAROL HURST The meeting was called to order by President Helen Harding, at the home were 20 members present, of Clifford, and Grandmother Carol on the arrival would be interchanged, quest night would that dues are Helen of congratulated Carol Bonnie Hurst. on her There new son Jessica, With the late passing of Alice Pardo West, Helen gave a special tribute to a very special lady, It was announced there would be several program changes for the year, The house for sept. and April and be changed from Oct. to Nov. {t+ was Suggested that quest night be permantly changed to Nov, Joyce Stillwell gave the auditors report, It was approved and accepted, Ruth Darrington reported accept Athleen still $10.00. She would them anytime, the sooner Johnson gave the be happy to changes in the better, highlights and the club's constitution, and suggested that every ember become familiar with it. Ruth reviewed some of the activities and excitement at Ogden High School, with the filming of the movie "3 O'Clock High", “Barefoot In The Park" was selected to start the new Drama Thelma Willie Pingree, and Club year. The cast consisted of chairman, Portia Douglas, Luacine Judy thoroughly enjoyed, Hostesses JoD'Ann Dance pumpkin pie. conversation, Anderson, Carol Hurst, As usual Gayle the Richards, play was and served a delicious dessert of The evening ended with much catching up on summer activities. Respectfully Submitted ug Us Ka Mad A) Kathy Douglas i Recording Secretary | << MINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN HELD OCTOBER 23, 1986 AT THE HOME OF PORTIA DOUGLAS » President Helen Harding called the meeting to Roll was called, order and welcomed the members, and the September minutes were read and approved. President Helen announced that three of our members had undergone surgery the past month. Sophie Richards had a second Van Dyke an acute appendicts Lindsey surgery. had dental knee operation, Myrene operation, and Carolyn We wished all three members a quick recovery. -Helen read a thank you note from Sophie She then read a thanking the club for the flowers, letter from the chairman of the "Mother of the Year" organization (who just happened to be our Athleen Johnson) asking if the Drama Club would like to nominate members one of it's be no charge for a canidate for the The deadline is Nov. 2h. "Mother of the Year", Helen then announced that guest night would be November 20th, at the Bertha Eccles Art Center. There then from will for members or guests, she told us, she had received a telephone call the Art Center, asking if the Drama Club would furnish refreshments for one of their opening night After a discussion the club voted in exhibits, the negative, Val Newton, of the chairman Christman Brunch, announced that December 13th would be the date, For at 11:00 at the Ogden Golf and Country Club. the program, each member is to prepare a selection either in prose or music, using a Christma& theme, ~ Val also asked if giving a donation That the big cuts the Club would be interested in to the "Utah Summer Musical Theater". in education had hurt theater was another production, tabled After until a brief discussion, meeting. the subject Helen announced the music for the evening's program, A duet by Nene Flamm and Bonnie King entitled "Spanish Dance", was enjoyed, “Chapter Luacine listed Two" Pingree, as a comedy, by Neil She explained but scenes that depicted the Assisting in the reading Newton, and Mickey Hostesses Kathy Douglas, a luscious departed, for and pumpkin Simon, there real were Burdett, was that were \K ay play was by dramatic life of the author. Sharon Allred, Val Portia After the members Yathe the some the evening were Ruth Darrington. cake, introduced 0. Douglas, enjoying visited submitted ira ON Kathy g Loe Recording Secretary and MINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN HELD NOVEMBER 20, 1986 AT THE BERTHA ial ART CENTER President Helen Harding welcomed the and guests by reciting an original, sutle members and that 70th humorous bit of poetry that she "sprayed" on the audience, Everyone knew that the evening was going to be filled with fun and laughter, In her more serious moments, Helen announced the birthday, program Drama Club of evening organized the was celebrating in 1916, would it's And that the musical be performed by our two piano artists Carol Hurst and Afton Castlemain, and a talented trio composed of Joyce Stillwell, Nancy Flamm, and Bonnie King who would sing "Woman Without a Man", This number led to the introduction of the one act play "Are Men Superior", directed by JoD'Ann Dance and Marge Dene Taylor, Cast members included Luacine Pingree, Helen Harding, Thelma Willie, Myrene Van Dyke, Athleen Telitha Johnson, Lindquist and Mickey Burdett. The lines of the play were hilarious, trying to prove the superiority of man over woman or visa versa, Refreshments were served in the dinning room, The beautiful center piece and food carried oub the Thanksgiving motiff, Those helping with the refreshments were Afton Castlemain, A delightful Beth Johnson, Judy Anderson, Hazel Robertson and Bonnie King. evening was enjoyedby all diet ber who attended, nas Gre Kathy “Douglas! Recording Secretary MINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN HELD DECEMBER 13, 1986 AT THE OGDEN GOLF AND GOUNTRY CLUB Club, As the they Drama could Club members hear entered the beautiful the Country Christmas carols being played by President Helen on the organ, After exchanging friendly greetings and thank yous to the committee, composed of Val Newton, Mickey Burdett, Barbara Scowcroft and Sophie Richards, the members assembled around the that were festive and inviting. Holly and crackers were placed on the tables, Large candles surrounded with holly wreaths, tables nut lighted added warmth and cheer, Members places were marked with small bunches of holly and favors either a snowman pin, or Christmas motiff ear rings. | The usual custom of lunch, then a program was reversed on this special occasion, Each member was to participate on the program with a selection of their choice pertaining to Christmas. What a varietyof talent, solos, duets, and trios - stories, prose and poetry, ending with group proud Singing. to be At a member and read for lunch, y full of What the an enjoyable the Christmas of conclusion, everyone Drama Club, party. [Everyone spirit. and was | Respectfully left submitted, Kathy A/owgloo Kathy Douglas Recording Secretary was hungry MINUTES OF THE DRAMA GLUB OF OGDEN HELD JANUARY 22, 1987 AT THE HOME OF LUACINE PINGREE On January nhew year at the Helen expressed large number of 22, the Drama Club welcomed in the home of Luacine Pingree, President welcome and pleasure at seeing a our club present, She introduced our newest member of $50.00 toward the painting Sharlene Nelson, who responded with smiles, Helen thanked Marge Dene for zeroxing copies of the Christmas readings that were given at the Christmas party, All members appreciated the copies. She then announced that one of our members had decided to change her name from Plowgian to Krebs, Congratulations Martha Jo!!! The October and November roll call and minutes were next on the agenda, That was followed by the yearly financial report given by treasure’ Ruth Darrington, Our president then led a discussion of some past business pertaining to the Club's donation of Thatcher Allred, it was decided that the moneyis not to be paid, until the picture is finished, A discussion followed pertaining to donating to the Summer Musical Theater, After much talk and several motions that did not pass, a final motion and members could donate individually if Flamm seconded this motion, by Martha Jo, treasury, "to give $100.00 was from the Club's made they choose to", The motion was seconded by Myrene Van Dyke and passed, Mickey Burdett suggested that money made by the "Parlor Players" could also be given, passed. only. Nancy Both motions pertained to the and 1987 it season Sharon Allred announced that the committee was working on next years program, Helen reminded members that unpaid dues were past due, and turned the meeting over to the program chairman, Ruth Darrington announced that the play for the evening was 'Make a Million" by Norman Barach and Carroll Moore, and those assisting her >K | were ne 3 yo and Athleen ‘ 4. ™, Luacine , Johnson, L, Ping npg Kathy g, Hard: 6 | a Douglas, comments and audience seemed to be enjoyed, the evening ¢ were Luacine Fingree, and | Nancy Flamm, reaction, the | play Hostesses| for Ge neva Peterson Respectfully ko ty Kathy Submitted, Lov Dougglasg Recording Mic ° Secretary | » THE OF ELD HOME = DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN FEBRUARY 26, OF MARGARET 1987 ZLTZMAN The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by President Helen Harding, Roll was called and the January minutes read and approved. The business made, seconded, of the night included and passed in the several First, due to illness and business outside of Ogden, Carolyn Lindsley has asked for a leave of absence for the remaining of the year, A motion was items, affirmative, Next, Helen read a letter from the Ogden City Recreation Dept. stating that the Club could have listing in a booklet that they planned to publish for a cost of $5.00, After a discussion, them to preform, but dve to given. Jeanne Hall was welcomed Martha Jo Krebs, a the Club voted in the negative, Helen then stated that the "Parlor Players" had received several requests for they have presented had to to the illness and vacations, decline. However 510,00 was treasure’for one preformance to back Drama Club, Richards to to situations at home and attending school, she been given a leave of absence, Helen thanked our hostess Margaret for her hospitality, and her committee Helen Plowgian and due had introduce And then asked the play for the evening Sophie and her cast, Againwe enjoyed another Neil Simon creation, a farce entitled "Fools", Beth Johnson, Jeanne Hall and Geneva Peterson assisted Sophie, It | was another evening of laughter and fun. peepee, Kathy Douglas Recording submitted , Secretary MINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEI HELD MARCH 26, 1987 AT THE OGDEN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB On March 26, substitute Kathy Douglas called the Drama Club to order at 7:h5 P.M. at the substitute Country Club dining room. President Helen Harding and Vice President Margaret Farr were excused, The place was a substitute for Alice Hetz el's home, as she was on vacation, The first item of business was the serv ing of delicious strawberry ple, by substitute Country Club waitresses, Jeanne Hall we moved part because of the absence of Carolyn Lind sley and chairman Alice, After refreshments, into the director's room of our meeting, for | the remaining Roll was called and the minutes of the February meeting were read and approved, by substitute Helen Plowgian, Martha Douglas for Helen Jo because was Myrene the was subbing Van coming subbing for she was absent, Dyke year: for our corresp, president, presented secretary and rec. the slate President.........eMargaret sec, Kathy of officers Farr Vice President.... Helen Plowgian Recording Secretary, Judy Anderson Corresp,. Secretary...Marge Dene Taylor Treasure..........d0D'Ann Because Dance Historian.......+.MNaFlam ncym there were no nominations from the floor, a4 motion was made, and seconded, to acce pt the Slate of officers as read and vote by acclamation, The motion passed, Myrene then presented a problem conc erning the date of the June Breakfast. She suggested it be changed to a May Breakfast, on the third Saturday of May, Then there would not be the interference s with graduation and vacations. Members were told to think about it, and a vote would be take n at the April meeting, The change would not affect >< this years date, The play for the evening by chairman Margaret Zitzman, was then announced "The Sunshine Boys" by Neil Simon, was the program, Assisting in the reading were Myrene Van Dyke, Hazel Robertson and Rozina Nicholas. And believe it or not, were no substitutes from the original cast, Eighteen members different Golf and and of Drama delightful Country Club, Club evening enjoyed a very at the Respectfully Ogden Submitted, Kathy Doug Kathy Douglas. Recording there Secretary LINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN HELD APRIL 23, 1987 AT THE HOME OF HELEN HARDING a President Helen called the 7:30 P.M, She thanked Kathy at as president other members member. She Castlemain's Miss read Utah toll and The business are date who March were meeting, subbing for and an to order for acting all absent then showed a picture daughter, who had won of Afton the honor taken, minutes State was University. and approved, June Breakfast to be SO many be at the meeting Douglas discussed, conflicts changed the to May, in was March the Helen June, and the first item related She the of were of how there suggested May meeting the activities be changed to the Apri l meeting. Seeing that the problem had been introduce d at the March meeting, there was very little dis cussion, and the members were ready to vote, Helen Harding made a motion that the June Breakfast be changed to the third be Saturdayin May, moved motion. to No April, one and the Myrene opposed the Van May business Dyke motion, seconded and it meeting the passed, Helen congratulated the new officers for the coming year, She announced that the May meeting is designated as report month for the out going officers, Myrene made a report about June Breakf ast, and asked members to have the names of their guests ready for the May meeting, Two ladies were then introduced from the Utah Summer Musical Theater by Hazel Rob ertson, They had come to promote interest and sup port for the summer theater program, They were Joan Hellstrom and Judy Banta, Judy preformed several songs from different popular musicals, We were then encouraged as Drama Club members to Sup port this event in our community, lo set the mood for the play, Helen pla yed solo entitled "Anniversary included Barbara Scowcroft, an organ was also the name of the Martha Jo announced which Waltz", which play to be presented, the play and her cast Helen Plowgian Gayle Richards. Another very enjoyable evening ended with by the hospitality a delicious dessert served committee which consisted of Helen Harding, Athleen Johnson and Joyce Stillwell. and Respectfully \ a q Kathy Submitted RD Oug Uw Douglas“ Recording Secretary MINUTES AT THE OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN HELD MAY 28, 1987 HOME OF TELITHA LINDQUIST The May meeting was called to order by President Helen Harding at the beautiful home of Telitha Lindquist, Roll was called, and the minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved, A note from Joan Hillstrom was read, thanking the Drama Club for contributing to the Utah Summer Musical Theater, Reports were heard from the officers, and the June Breakfast report was read, A motion was made and passed to send Emerson Douglas their for a box of appreciation June like Hazel candy. Breakfast, the Club name wanted to asked if the Drama Club for Robertson to host The an opening night cards for he the does Utah show would Musical Theater, It was agre we ed would furnish the punch and cookies, Hazel will "chair" the activity, and let us know the exact date, The play for the evening was "The Odd Couple" by Neil Simon, Chairman for the program was Helen Plowgian, assissted by Telitha Lindquist, Val Newton, and Martha Krebbs, It was a delightful presentation, A delicious Telitha, topped Rosina off desset Nicholas, another served and enjoyable by hostesses Sharon evening, Respectfully A| Allred submitted ahaa Katy pee Kathy Ou gl 2 Recording Secretary MINUTES OF THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN HELD JUNE 6, 1987 AT THE OGDEN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Seventy two members and guests seated around tables covered with peach colored cloths, and centerpieces of pink carnations made a colorful setting for yearly event, President Helen called order and gave a sincere all in attendance, She introduce their guests, introductions, In poetic the and white Drama daisies, the chattering ladies Club's and friendly welcome then asked After the to the members to very informal a delicious luncheon was served, verse, Helen introduced and told something about each of her officers. She then continued in verse, and turned the Drama Club 's two gavels over to the newly elected pres ident, Margaret Farr and her officers. Margaret accepted the office in a very gracious manner, and paid a well deserved tribute to Helen, She presented Helen with the club's outgoing gift, and then announced her new officers, Our program was a musical presentation "Lullabyto Broadway" written and directed by Myrene Van Dyke, It was beautifully preformed by Myrene, Bonnie King, Nancy Flam, Joyce Stillwell, It was and accompanied by Janet Ellis. a msical treat Hostesses for Van Dyke, Margaret Thelma Willie, that everyone enjoyed. the breakfast were Myrene Farr, Marge Dene Taylor, and . respectfully Kathy Detgial Recording submitted Secretary | to