Linden Kildare High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Linden, TX)

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f I Speech Ojjhs Ea'ucatz'0n And Enjqfmemf This year the speech club has been very active. Funny mon- ologues, dramatic interpreta- tions and debates, pantornirnes - all are part of the L-K speech program. Speakers gained poise and self-confidence as they spoke on varied subjects to their audience of fellow students. E. Brasswell, R. Foreman, P. Sheffield, and C, Walker are acting a scene from the play, The Happy Journey. :i Q M, Jackson embraces her father, C, Walker, while her mother, P, Sheffield , looks on in another scene. fist Row, L-RJ Mr. Don Milloway, Sponsor - R. Hays, Repor- ter - R. Smith - R. Foreman, Treas. - O. Howard, V. Pres. - T. Montoya, Pres. f2nd Rowj F. Shew - E. Bridges - A. Wright - E. Brasswell - V. Rucker - P. Sheffield. f3rd Rowy C. McCrary - I. Haskins- C. Epps - H. Hines - W. Hankins - R. Butler - R. Ragsdale. f4th Rowj M, Patterson - L. Harrison I. Colbert - T. Lockett - G. Little - G. Fitts - C. Walker. P, Shefiield embraces her son R. Foreman, before he is to leave for the army at the end of the play.

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Valuable Experzenee Is Gainea' By Librarians lst ROW fL-RJ: Mrs, Roy Temple, Sponsor - E, Foreman, Reporter - K, Henry, Pres, - D, Garrett, V, Pres, - P, Sheffield, SCR - S, Glover, Sec, - J, Barrington, Parl, 2nd ROW QL-RJ: B, Penny, L, Lanier, B, Boon, B, Elrod, S, Hetherington, J, Owens, D, Sheffield, L, Glenn, 3rd ROW QL-RJ: C, Walker, R, Lovelace, K, Henry, D, Darden, T. Manis, I, Russell, D, Lanier, G, Webster, S, Robinson, The Library Club is strictly a service organization, whose sole purpose is to assist the students, The responsibilities of the librarians include helping students, checking in and out books, trying to keep a neat and attractive library, repairing and shelv- ing books, and making the library the heart of the school, K, Henry, G. Webster, and B, Boon are using the hot needle in a library club meeting, P, Sheffield and S, Glover are shelving books to help keep the library attractive,

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Slbanish Club Strives For Autlzentic Atmosphere qlst Row, L-Ry M, Glenn, Pres. - T, O'Rear, V. Pres. - T. Genevese - G. Alvis - R. Hol- land - Sec. - I. Evans, Reporter. f2nd Rowy Mrs. Wood, Sponsor - O. Jenkins - L. Wor- mington - J. Clayton - G. Washington, 13rd Rowj Ig Hill - A. Edmond - R. Butler - C. Pruitt - S, Weaver. The Spanish class is introduced to the Spanish language and culture. They learn to speak and translate Spanish dialogues. Another learning device is tapes of Spanish speaking people. They enjoy club meetings and strive to make the classroom atmos- phere as nearly Spanish as possible. Mrs. Wood and her Spanish class are listening to tapes. T. Genevese, I. Hill, O, Jenkins, T, O'Rear, M. Glenn, and G. Alvis are enjoying cokes during a Spanish Club meeting.