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juniors Display Talents in First Dramatic Production The Class of '74 presented You Were Born on a Rotten Day on November 17th and 18th. In the story, Claude P. Jones, QStan Gebhardtj, an astronomy teacher, tries to disprove astrology by posing as Ptolemy and making wild pre- dictions that come true. Other cast members were Colleen Gibb, N New fellow teacher, Steve Lewis, the coach, and Kim Eppley, student teacher. The play was directed by Ron Suter with Becky Short, Sue Clark, and Sue Makeever assisting. Much effort by the Juniors made the play a success. The Junior Class play prepared the class for future dramatic presentations. Junior Class Play 77
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Students Engage in Various Educational Programs ' Many educational opporttmities were given Wynford students this year. Among these were the Voice of Democracy speech contest, Boys' and Girls' State, and a foreign exchange program. Over the sum- mer Diane Von Stein traveled to Peru and Sarah Clark traveled to Sweden. In addition, Elizabeth Gerstl visited W.H. S. while stay- ing at Von Steins'. All students enjoyed their trips very much. o learn more about the gov- ernmental system Art Stormer and Bob Snodgrass traveled to Buckeye Boys' State and Becky Bardon attended Buckeye Girls' State. The W.H. S. speech depart- ment participated in the Voice of Democracy speech contest sponsored by the American Legion. The theme of the contest was My Responsibility to Freedom. At the final judging Carol Kepler was the first place winner, Mari Leuthold gained second and Randy Hieber was chosen as third. Carol later participated in the district speech contest and placed in the top ten. 1 A. Sarah Clark surveys globe to locate Sweden. B, Diane Von C. Buckeye Boys' and Girls' State representatives - Art Stormer, V Becky Bardon, and Robert Snod- grass. D. The three top V. of D. speakers - Mari Leutihold, Carol Kepler, and Randy Hieber. E. Carol Kepler as she gives her win- ning speech. F. The eight semi- finalists - Gary Schweizer, Randy Pritchard, Debbie Kissling, Randy Hieber, Sarah Clark, Dawn Schra- der, Carol Kepler, and Mari Leut hold. Educational Programs 79 Stein and Elizabeth look over notes.
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