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Creativity
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Drama Stimulates Student 1. Madam Kung Fuey starts the race (2) between the Hare and the Tortoise for an annual staff skit. 3. The Congregation shakes a leg. 4. C. Greene portrays a little girl whose mother has died. 5. W. Harris, as Courage runs to the res- cue. 6. The chase is on. 7. The King sobs much to the Queen ' s sorrow. 8. Young Girl tries to tell the old deaf lady that she needs a 10(i stamp. 9. Doesn ' t he look mean? 10. The Fairy Princess strutes across the room. 11. Miss Pomeroy holds lecture in hall. 12. The Speech Class Choir is ready to chirp.
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“Giddi up. Sugar Biscuit, hold on Fairy Prin- cess, I will saveth thee!” and so the chase was on, accompanied in background music by the chirpings of the Forensics Club Choir. For the first time in many years the gymna- sium echoed with applause from the students as they witnessed a comeback in dramatics, pre- sented by the Forensics Club or Forensic Fol- lies.” Students in forensics discovered their creative abilities and potential that had been dormant for the past several years. Inspired by their slogan, We ' ve only just begun,” students launched into activities that had not been attempted in several years. The club members participated in activities such as a Forensic Meet in which each member entered into one of the three categories of speech, poetry, and prose. Each individual put forth an effort to do their best in their area of competi- tion. The winners went on to district competi- tion. Ffave you ever seen a play with professional actors? Well the members of the Forensics Club have. They went to see the production My Fair Lady at Swift Creek Mill Play house in January and the members received a vision as to what the world of drama involves. Forensic Club Fosters Drama FORENSIC CLUB: 1st row— B. Sadler, T. Ford, K. Hinton, J. Jones, D. Carpenter. 2nd row— V, Macklin, C. Ferguson, V. Lankford, R. Jefferson, R. Grizzard. 3rd row— C. Greene, D. Franklin, B. Northern, R. Childers. 4th row— D, Starks, C. Doyle, M. Everette, W. Harris, Miss Pomeroy, Sponsor. 1. Carolyn Doyle sits patiently as Miss Pomeroy applies her make-up for the Old Lady Skit. 2. Contestants in the Forensics Tournament nervously await their turn. 6
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