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vim nvr-S D IE E CH AND MUSIC t lv L UBLIC SPEAKING is not merely reading, or reciting, or soliloquizing, or acting. It is a personal grapple with an audience, large or small, for the purpose of conveying thought, molding opinion, awakening feeling and inspiring action. Oratory reaches its supreme objective when sober, thoughtful, intensive action is inspired by the spoken word. The Dramatic Arts are of value also, and those interested in them have ample opportunity for their study and practice through par- ticipation in school plays. Primary emphasis is placed upon the development of a good, strong, well-modulated voice and the ability to use it in the attainment of the four-fold aim of public address. De- bating takes a major part in this training as one of the best means toward proficiency in speaking before an audience. Captain A. H. Nlann is instructor of Public Speaking, which may be taken as an elective for which full academic credit is allowed. The class work is supplemented by various interscholastic debates and declamatory contests. Castle Heights is an active member of The National Forensic League. CADET ALBERT P. SMITH Winner of 'first place in the annual declamation con- test at Vanderbilt University, He had previously won the National Oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion and having as first priie a 54,000.00 scholarship to any college desired. DEBATINGIS OF VALUE AND ABSORBINGINTEREST
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