Hillcrest High School - Highlighter Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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. ,. .4 f.. wwf Sandra House Diamant! get explains the WE INTERPRET Pat Blair, Pam Morris, Pam Jones, and Joy Twedell rehearse in a lg, Randy Free- Readers' Theater a scene from PassionellaU to be presented in a talent assembly. a panel discus- ogers and Louis L wz3,E1,, Anzfnieiia. . ,f . AUTHORITY . .. Karla Withers illustrates what can be accomplished through composition by placing Carolyn Sims and Dorothy Payne. 27 E I , 1 V WELL, WELL in Well, Wellf' .. Larry Jackson aids Susie Hutchinson a skit directed by the dramatics class.

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Drama, Speech Promotes Indivz'dualz'1-91 'T' 2'7 judy Steiger Publze Speaking TO DISCUSS . . . Mrs. Judy Steiger explains the topic as John Tucker, Cathy Ebling, Randy Free- man, Stephanie Newberry prepare a panel discus- sion. ' Through the speech and drama department, students achieve self- assurance, poise, and improved speaking abilities. Fundamentals of speech is an elective course aimed at teaching the basic skills of verbal communication. Public speaking is designed to give the students a more professional speech technique through class and inter-scholastic competition. Stu- dents prepare for speech and debate tournaments in this class. The dramatics classes sponsored two all-school plays: The Solid Gold Cadillac by George S. Kaufman and Howard Teichmann and The Imaginary Invalid by Moliere. I NEED YOU . . . Doug Reece emphasizes his point as he practices original A TENSE MOMENT . . . Joyce Rogers and Louis OYMOFY In fundamentals of SPeech class. McGrail enact a scene in duet acting. 26 WE INTEII Readers' Th W . I AUTHORITY .. through compositi

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Fine Arts Fill Cultura! eeds Rebecca Adams unior- .bm 1, I1 The Fine Arts program at Hillcrest offers a well- rounded schedule of art and music. In art, students develop individuality by select- ing art areas in their line of special interest and abilities. One of the many projects is the annual art exhibit. Students enrolled in Chorus I and II may ad- vance to work and participation in public per- formances. The combined effort of orchestra, drama, and choir was Brigadoon, a musical by Lerner and Loewe. Advanced band participates in concerts, and games. Advanced orchestra performs in concerts, assemblies, and operettas. The library provides a center for cultural re- RESEARCH CENTER Mrs. LaVerne McVey, Nora Hancock, and Lyndell Johnson check library to find material for Tim O'Connor, f ' A V tn - . f,V., . 'f ff Mui. 4 2 3 y .,,y, I ,, :TL-4. search. 10,000 WORDS . viewers at Open I , . . , S on 3-Y ur Agri EXPRESSING INDIVIDUALITY Using oils Linda Withers oon and Pam Morris Q u ' . . . l , 1 p paint an abstract motif while Barbara Ferguson paints in realism. Ruth Rogers, background, puts finishing touches on a poster. ' 28 Paul Tillman Bert Brixe Vocal Mui? IrulmmmlalMu.sz1