Levelland High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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---' W' ' ' ' s , Members ofthe Inte 1x,cchoOr:ieDst are Aubi-eY MaY . ,Robbie Won second in regioxrand' Gwen McMur.1:Yrhe Pink Betty' G T a C e Cogirry Don Harding' he all-star Sue Johnson, Knit e 1, S who placed ln t ss Ch a r a . 135:81 are BSU-Y and Gwen Active describes DRAMATICS CLUB take the black snake whip to you is a familiar xp r e s s ion to those in the Dramatics Club, a name lhich ' everyone c onfe s s e s simply covers all speech ctivities. Sam Hollis, sponsor, rarely has to use his zhi h' h h ' ' ' p w ic e threatens w1th,because it is rarely nec- ssary. It seems his enthusiasm is contagious because tude t d ' ' ' n s a mit that the Dramatics Club is one ofthe riost active of all school organizations. Officers forthe clu lslsll bare Betty Grace Copeland, presi- ent, Aubrey Mays, vice-president, and Gwen McMu I'- y, publicity chairman. Immediately after election of fficers,the problem of pledging new members was be- un. Qualifications for membership include a B aver- ge of class work and speech or speech laborator . A Y :st covering speech theory p r e c e d e d the initiation here, this year, most pledges had a sweet time of it vith whip cream squirted in their facel. The hardest work the students got into was the annual Liss Levelland contest which is sponsored by this club. h ' ' etheme ofthe show was 'The Sidewalks of New York md the judges for the ten contestants were Texas Tech tb l Io a l stars Bobby Cavazos, Don Lewis, and Jack irkpatrick. Other activities of the club included a one act pla ' Y :ntest of three plays, attending three out of town ,a s d ' ' y , an working on debate teams and interscholastic ague play. A debate tournament at Waco was ente re d with the nys team, Aubrey Mays and Derry Don Hardin l S P HC- .g in the top 16 teams out of 180 boys teams entered ther debate contests were attended by both bo s d y an rls teams, always placing among the top contestants. Debaters Derry Don Harding and Aubrey Ma s wo y n cond in r e g io n al Interscholastic League contest hile Robbie Sue Johnson and Betty Grace Copeland :nt to state in girls' debatina. 1-louis, Sponsor? , grave and Judicial' sg?-nan' BetfY Grace Looking ublicitt' Chai b gf Malls' 'Vice- Gwen MZMur:Zs?d e nt-3 and s-eClub Officers' Copelan s P e as Draffla P re sidenf. 1 pos InW aco for the debating tournament, these Dra- matics Club members won their share of honors: C ll ' arro Jennings, Aubrey Mays, Tommy Sibley, Derry Don Harding, Robbie Johnson, Betty Grace C o l ' pe and, Mrs. Hollis, chaperone, Gail Ellis, and J'ack Shirley.

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