The A. T. A. Club was formed in 1937 "by a group of students of the
Advanced Literature class. The purpose of this club is to acquire a
broader knowledge and wider appreciation of literature. The charter
members of the club are: Louise Bose, Dorothy Eckhardt, Elizabeth Givan,
Virginia Harris, Georgie Lewis, Agnes Meyers, Elsie Schmidt, Fern Spencer,
Lucille Ketcham, and Virginia Werkheiser. During the
third quarter Pearl Moser joined the group. Miss Elizabeth Carney is the
sponsor. . . . Miss Pauline Pogue is an honorary member." P52.
Adams, Anderson, Armentrout, Balch, Bowman, Brothers, D. Brunner and W. Brunner,
Calph, Carpenter, Corsberg, Coon, Culbertson, Dougherty, Doney, Eckhardt, Ewing,
Frederick, Gilmore, Givan, D. Goetzel, M. Goetzel, Gordon, Harding, Harris,
Hicks, Hill, Hull, Jennaway, Kagohara, Ketcham, Lewis, Lorenz, Mader, McNeill,
L. McIntosh, M. McIntosh, Meyers, Moser, Newlon, Oxford, Pumphrey, Rea, Rice,
Schmidt,
Simpson, Simmons, Werkheiser, Wheeler, White, Winslow, D. Wyss, M. Wyss, Strait.
p53.
Members: McLaughlin, Bohlander, Mattson, Gross, Strohmeir, Hagan, Parker,
McIntosh. Tegnell, Student Teacher; King, Adviser; Simmons (female)
Accompanist. p53.
Members: Armentrout, Balch, Bishop, Brothers, Carpenter, Corsberg,
Dougherty, Eckhardt, Early, Ewing, Foster, Green, Harris, Holm, Jennaway,
Lorenz, Macy, Mader, McIntosh, A. Meyer, D. Myer, Moser,
Peavy, Pumphrey, Rice, Williams; Collins, Adviser. p54.
Members: Mattson, Doney, Harrington, Calph, Simmons, Wyman, Kagohara,
McIntosh, Peavy, Carney, Nelson, Ingles, Rugg, Smith, Frasier, White, Blake,
Olsen, Reece, Brothers, Green. p54.
Note: One of the autographs in Dad's book said, "Harvey (Harrington),
I hope you have a swell vacation. Don't forget orchestra, (signed) A
violinist, Frances Doney"
Another note: "Dear Harvey, Reminding you of those days in orchestra
when we had fun. 6/19/1937 Gaillord Mattson"
"The Mask and Sabre dramatic club under the experienced leadership of Miss
Helen Langworthy had a very profitable year.
"The purpose of Mask and Sabre is to promote a finer and deeper
understanding and appreciation of drama, and to develop the abilities of
students in acting.
"The first activity for the year was a program of three one act plays,
given in assembly on December 11 (1936). 'The Goose Hangs High,' a play in
three acts, by Lewis Beach was a high light in the winter quarter when it was
produced by the group. Various other plays were given during the spring
quarter. . . .
"The success of the Mask and Sabre club this year has been due to the
excellent cooperation given the officers by the entire membership."
Members: Anderson, Armentrout, Brothers, Corsberg, Davison, Doney, Elsey,
Ferman, Foster, Frederick, Harris, F. Hicks, R. Hicks, Hill, Jennaway, E. McEwen,
C. McEwen, McIntosh, McLaughlin, Peavy, K. Rice,
L. Rice, Sall, Simmons, Tramel, Langworthy, Adviser. p55.
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