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O A oo 'figs' we J, :Ego Q ,fb 0 9 830 .Q 0 prec- l Ac SPEECH TEAM: Laurie Hershey, Mike Laverty, Steve Abell, Christine Smith, Doug Ramsey, Brenda Breeding, Chris Benero, Diane White, John Tsucalus, Assistant Coach Pam Maddox, Mike Griffith. Jane Blinco, Tina Mooney, Laurie Fraser, Devotion Marks Speech Team Ad Camille Parks, Linda McKenzie, Adrienne Cruze, Maureen Riley, Brad Braverman. John Lehnert, Tom Wilson, Jeanie Evans, Cindy Wilderson, Tim Evans, Lori Evans, Matt Crane, Coach Linda Rydberg, Shelly Boss. mr .Q-L , ...-get Many students proved their enthusi- asm for oration by participating in the Speech Team. This well-organized group was under the supervision of Mrs. Linda Rydberg and Miss Pamela Maddox. Unlike other team competitions, the Speech Team competed in two or three tournaments a month throughout the entire school year ending with the National in June. Members participated in individual events such as original oratory with one's own speech, extem- poraneous speaking, knowing current affairs, and poetry, humorous and dra- matic interpretation of written pieces. A workshop was held every week for members to get help with their speeches. Officers for the Speech Team were Cindy Wilderson, president, Matt Crane, vice-president, and Lori Evans, secretary! treasurer. Speech Team 39
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Each month at Heritage, interested students could be found rushing to resource centers to obtain a copy of Heritage's newspaper, the Pioneer. The staff responsible for the production of the Pioneer consisted of fifteen stu- dents, who worked four class hours per week plus numerous free hours to research and write their stories. Five members of the staff went to Greeley for a newspaper workshop last summer, bringing back many new ideas for the Pioneer. One could find more artwork, an improved and expanded in-depth approach, and more columns as some of the main improvements. E t Aa al Margaret Emerich, sr., proofreads her freshly typed editorial, getting it ready for the Pioneer. bl Soph. Laurie Hershey looks on as Soph. Patty Schneiter straightens up after a sucessful hour of work on her staff scrapbook. cl John Lehnert, sr., gives a detailed explanation of why he is for parliamentary procedure. dl Soph. Christine Smith and Jr. Laurie Fraser dis- cuss the agenda of an upcoming Speech Team meeting. 38 Pioneer
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