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Their World . . . A Stage -E' ON KEY! Plunking at the Ol' pink piano is Dorothy Gillespie, with fellow speech teachers Garth Lambrecht and Richard Olsen ioining in on the chorus. .QYX1 Lt, ew- Baclced by masters degrees and a wealth ot experience, our Speech Arts instructors lead students into a wonderful new world of imagery, elocution, and concentration, Talent so deeply hidden even the student owner had not suspected it often struggles into the light under their guidance. Many a fledgling actor wants to continue in the field of speech arts as a vocation With an efficient education program, the speech teachers direct musi- cals, plays, and oratory contests. The confusion ot noisy workers, paint buckets and inadequate props only seems to spur them on to many happy triumphs John lylorrow, Norma Mungu Qarcling Dui-fs egnt Johnson, and Kathy Whtson ,-Xltlwquglw tca tw s admirers at such functions, cotteo is :cnc i TEA 'N CRUMPETS get our English teachers over that rough hump from 3 to 4 pm, l-lc-re they are inthe Social l-lall being very sociable Guy Foster, Joseph Courtney, N ' f U .1 f R ' -1' Q ' .5 K c ,i.t, : sts 'L 5 if I Q li K U' v- ,fili 1fm-f- 7' 4 - 1 i -,nf 1 1 - IEP! S , , , , jr . ' 1-57 'Q QNX' 'Xi' ' . f '-x Y- ,'4 0 Al ' A ,Q l
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