C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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ll Cy! THE members of the PINION staff are lfront rowl Pat Culbert, Ralph Avery and Musette Dates, 12nd rowl Louis Longoria, Terry Parmer, Keith Lop Brooks, 13rd rowj Mike Meckley, Dee Baldwin and Charles DeShazo. Musette Dates sets copy on the compugraphic typesetter as Pat Clubert checks the copy. E as f A 'M A ' '- i f 'lv l sv- 4 T 2 it .fn.. xsff. it at t,t,r. T ietiirietttt , 31 f frf if if f 9 sg 5 1 , , l.,....,.,,W.i E x ,E .. i'1f 1:4 Q- . ,,,i 1' T I :V ':, ' ' was , Az I 'V Charles DeShazo crops pictures to be used in the PINION. FINISHING up a news story on club activities is Mike Meclcley. DISCUSSING plans for a layout in the Pl- NION are Terry Farmer and,, 29355111- Pinion 137 K F

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MEMBERS of the Theater Arts Club are lfront rowj Monique Meeks, Donna lones, Kim Lien and Elizabeth Van Every. l2nd rowl Chuck Hinshaw and Kim Graham. Grd rowj lohn Smith, Tammy Fortenberry, Kristi Howell, Karen Yates, lenny Bracanovich and lohn Ford. 14th rowj Eric Markwood, Mark Broadway, Gerry Szeman, Skip Robinson, Kyle Smith and l gl Frank Sharker. OFFICERS for the Thea Arts Club are President, Donna lon Treasurer, Monique Meeks, Vice Preside Kim Lien and Historian, Elizabeth N Every. i li , l They Make Use of Their Talents Special interest, some students had special talents such as writing, acting and building sets. For these students the Pinion and Theater Arts Club provided outlets for their talents. The Pinion saw many changes with a new sponsor, Mrs. Kay Brown. A different front page design, more pictures and more in- teresting articles touched the stu- 136 - Theater Arts Club Copy and layout by Renate Kaaa dent body. For the students whose special in- terest was drama, there was the Theater Arts Club. At Christmas students provided clothing for Chris- tian Farms. One act plays were per- formed at the middle schools as a senfice project. The members of the Theater Arts Club performed at UIL contest held in March at Temple. These two clubs provided a great opportunity for students wl special talents and interests. PERFORMING a scene from the sen- play, 'lThe Pink Panther, Dreyfuss QM Shoemakerl tortures Margo lKim Lienl running his fingernails down t chalkboard. ENACTINC a scene frtl Chamber Music, one of the plays put by Drama ll, are Karen Musselman, Are Williams and Kim Lien.

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Preparation avs Off Working both before and after school was what the members of the speech club did during the course of the year. The speech club was sponsored by Mr. Robert Garner. The work kept the members very busy. Besides working in the mornings and in the afternoons, the members had to stay up at nights thinking and writing their speeches for the next tournament. After having done all the hard vvork in preparing for the tournament and having received good marks at the tournament, a team member had the feeling that it was worth all that trouble. Getting out of class to go to a tournament was a task in itself for the members of the speech club. The planning and packing for a tour- nament both at home and at school was hectic. At home the members had to pack their bags the night before to make sure that they had everything they needed for the duration of the trip. At school the members had to pack their cases and equipment on to the bus going to the tournament. When reaching their destination, the speech members had a choice either to study, practice their speeches more or intermingle with the other participants at the tournament. SCOTT GONGORA jokingly compares William Mahoney with a smurf. RETURN- ING from loading the bus, Pete Gregg and David Campbell come back for more. RICHARD WOODS explains the theme of his speech to Scott Gongora. 138 Speech y dlyouibyl I C kl g Na..- .CNN i 5,2-as I jk . .fr . we l-gif. EF' J T aa THE officers of the Forensic team are President, Bill Vernon, Historian, Ricl' ReneeGillenwater, Debate Captain, Karen Woods, President, Karen Friedri Musselman, Treasurer, loe Boyd, Vice- Secretary.