Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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sums' ksmfstfaadmsziixterewftifilalfzmg loking around during Class, foe Rougraffand Margaret Domask try to get that serious look. Speech students figure out their next schedule for Ihe week. Witticis s abound Demonstration speeches, monologues, dialogues, skits and show and tell, these are a few of the many things that went on in middle-Aqua Wing during the day. The first of the year consisted of strangers, new beginnings and above all, stage fright. Getting to know the people came easily for most as the weeks rolled on in speech class. Each found many curious talents hidden inside them as they strived to express their feelings in monologues. Everything from Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree to General Patton's speech was performed in various ways by different types of tvtemorialites. Discrimination was one thing not found in speech. Males were found playing roles as females and vice-versa. Not only were sexes an indifferential factor, but some were even 190- SPEECH caught playing parts as animals and inanimate objects such as chairs and trees. Costumes were one of the many factors of a good performer. Coats, ties and preferably dresses gave a serious side to the character being portrayed. Impromptus and major plays were also included in the long list of speeches that confronted students with the question What do I know how to do well enough to demonstrate? Loquacity combined with self-confidence proved to be helpful in persuasive speeches as some tried to pawn their little sisters off to unknowing people in the audience. Speech, a public speaking class, helped many get over the embarrassment of talking in front of an audience while it provided a play hour for others. we M... , M V, WA, .V , ft W , QSQSAQQZQZESQZQESEE5 535255253255 The Sheik and his harem are portrayed by lc Lustri and Sherry Sanders.

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taKx.S9iW6ziFH , 13 2511 aa N . :ag 3, Santa loves being pinched by Cindy Pere! and Shelby Conneley. 1 n 5 students Rett Dalton and Mark Ryan take advantage oftheir privilege to be themselves. tis Q53 Qi is U, as gf 22 9213 ,W Q25 Santa receives a kiss from speech teacher Mrs. Edelweiss Ames, One of the many trophies won by the Speech Depart- l77E?f'll. 35Qi?5351?E55F'2i2Ffgjgg3353grvwf9fgL'0i 7'efiwmm-fNQ9'sa12sNrsrf'eruwwW ww: ,wi rw is 5 5 N A Mm, st,a,a,as,mWW,saa isQ2is2fs1wtmsfiwsmgwwfgaimwgmrWlZm5W:9'm 5mmmW 7 SPEECH - 'I9'I