Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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We're Learning to SPEAK FOR OURSELVES -A' CIQSSCS in Spfefh are OPCI1 t0 every East High student. In these classes we ' have an opportunity to learn to express our ideas, to talk interestingly and co- herently on given subjects. Through class criticism and the use of recording facilities there are numerous chances to improve the quality of one's speaking voice. If we desire to go further in this field, debate, choric speech, junior and senior dramatics are offered. In these ways we are learning to speak for our- selves. SlNllIH HHHMHHES They packed them in with plays such as Two Minutes To Go , Listen World , and Once And For All by the seniors and such hits as By Candlelight , Thanks Awfully , and Storm Before Sunset presented by those ambitious juniors. Senior Dmmatifr-Adams, Anderson, Bickford, Cook, Copelin, Cox, Davis, Errington, Fraker, Gentry, Hobbs, Hume, jameson, King, Larson, Mark, McBee, Mueller, Nelson, Preston, Rankin, Ransom, Schell, Smith, Staunton, Synolds, Thom, Turner, Wade, West, Young.

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C2 figs ki Resolved: That every able-bodied male citizen in the United States should be required to have one year of full time military training be- fore attaining the present draft age, was the debatable subject that brought East High debaters a second place at the debate tournaments at Hutchinson, and the Ark Valley meet at Friends University. The two most outstanding members of the first team K Leslie Trader and Bob Fidler - went to the Wentworth Military Academy at Lexington, Missouri, won a second in the Little Nationals tournament there, and were awarded gold medals for their efforts. Members of the team are Bob Fidler, Leslie Trader, Bob Pinnick, Bob Barnes, and Lester Rosen. f