McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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I H 'si Speech Class Teaches Forensic Skills Speech is offered as an elective course to students who wish to develop poise, self-confidence, and the ability to think clearly and speak forcefully. There are Three levels of speech offered at McMinnville High School. For those beginning, Speech l is designed to help the student develop skill for effective expression, Speech ll, offered to advanced stu- dents, is aimed to help those interested in participation in inter- scholastic competition. Debate, also offered, has a prerequisite of two years of speech class. Above: Mr. Tigner helps students, Mike Full and Andy Craig with their debate material. Left: Roger Hieb works diligently on the results of the speech tournament. At top, Mr. Tigner presents awards to top competitors in speech tourneys during spring awards assembly. Cheryl Brown is shown receiving her award as Malcolm Koch and Jeff Abrahamson wait their turn.

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Art Classes Explore Many Fields Art class offers students the opportunity to explore the various fields of art expression, to further their artistic edu- cation already gained in elementary or junior high school, and to continue art experiences in many fields. The course is not designed iust for those students with special talents but strives to give art experience to any student possessing an interest in this area. The year is spent working with pencil and charcoal, pastel, and chalk. Courses in the depart- ment include units on sketching and drawing, stitchery, sculpture, calligraphy and printing techniques. At left, Chris Hathaway and other art students are pictured at work on a proiect. Below, Sally Sproal concentrates on her vegetable printing experiment. At bottom, Mrs. Rivers supervises the work of her novice artists.