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As in years past, drama was used to create interest in clas- sroom activities. No longer con- fined to drama class, students with no aspiration in the drama- tic field found themselves on the stage. Characters ranging from a little girl to a bullfighter were protrayed by these bud- ding actors and actresses. Skits were used in foreign language classes to help stu- dents gain experience in the conversation of their particular language. Also playing a big part in the American Civiliza- tion class, numerous skits were given. Witch trials were re- enacted, famous speeches were re-given, and mock elections were held. Games were also used in some English classes and drama classes to stimulate student’s minds to new creativ- ity. Run Around, a take-off on a television game, was used to re- view a short story studied in English class. Funny man, Robert Kinzer, causes emcee Eric Johnson to crack a smile. This is only one of the many skits the drama class performed during the year. I I 1 1 I Participating in a new “learning experience, “students in Mrs. Hill’s fourth period English class anxiously await their turn to play Run Around. This game, invented by one of the students, was used to review a story read the night before. 26
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Preparing for a skit to be presented in Spanish class, Bobby Boggs awaits the charge of the bull, Martin Snead. “Down with slavery!” “Up with freedom!” “Equal rights for women!” Juniors in American Civilization stage a demonstra- tion that illustrates a scene commonly given by women refor- mists in the eighteenth century. The Boston Strangler returns in the form of Bob Jenkins. He’s attacking younger girls these days, though. Suzy Kidwell tries to escape his treacherous grasps. The Drama class utilized the auditorium almost daily for skits. 27
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