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ph Ted Wall imitates a race car dri er in his pantonii Margaret Delmuth gives her interpretation of a per- son trying to read a newspaper while a flv is disturb- ing her. Students Enjoy Creative Expression shown below is the cast of the Christmas play written by Linda DeWitt. Local winners of the speech con- test at Huntington were Allen Williams, Linda Butler, and Don Zent. Twenty-five seniors, wanting to build self- confidence and impro e their speaking abilit - for college and experiences in future li - ing. enrolled in speech class in the fall of 1962. In this course students learned how to remain composed while speaking before a group. There were many different kinds of speeches assign- ed, and much was learned from the informa- ti ' e talks gi ' en b - the class members. Members of the speech class presented a Thanks gi -ing play, You Luck - Bo -, written by Charlotte Clark.
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Mrs. Harmon lends a helping hand to Pam Hamilton, Paul Swain, and Jerry Piatt as they dramatize a play in ei lith trrade Hterature class. The attracti e bulletin hoard in the library is prc- paretl hy Linda Crow and Cheryl Brewer. Literature And Art Blend Into Culture Ever since we were very small and able to draw pictures on sidewalks or to scribble on tlie walls, we have responded— some more than others— to the instinct to put everything we see and hear on paper. At Roanoke that instinct is fostered very earnestly and skillfully. Here we are taught the true appreciation of beauty in nature and in books. Julie Jones and John Larkey make Christmas decora- tions in the liiirh school art class. 16
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The Past Prepares Us For The Future Govenuiient stvidrnt Linda Butler shows her enthu- siasm for a fa orite candidate in the November election. Members of the WKjG television panel, Commimism Looks at Youth were Cheryl Bandelier, Roger Sunder- nian, Janet Beaver, and Don Zent. Mr t (iitt tunts HI the television while members of the U S hl tor class wait for their daily lesson by tele ision mstniction By studying the people and events of the past we gain a better understanding of what is liappening in the world today and also some knowledge of what to expect in the future. We learn facts in history, government, and soci- ology classes, which help each of us to do his best now and to prepare wisely for the future. 18
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