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44 Ken Mikuenski, Tim Muth, and Mark Dunlop go crazy with their debate trophies. A new medal is added to sopho- more Terry Heim's collection. Connie Mash practices a dramatic part for competition. 04 499.5 'W 4542 Y? -4 Speech, Debate Ry' he f -,:: FRONT ROW: Ms. Dale Woody, Sponsor, Melia Patrick, Linda Epper- ly, Robert Gibbs, Mikki Mason, Holly Davis. ROW TWO: Miles Cor- vin, Ken Mikuenski, Sharon Rier, Tammy Cherry, Kitty Smith, Steve McQueen, Linda Lamirand. ROW THREE: Greg Macon, Kelly Menifee, Anne Merideth, Steve Rahhal, Pepper Minton, Rocky Brewer. BACK ROW: Mark Dunlop, Todd Barlow, Debbie Roberts, Lisa Schug, j.R. Molinsky, Terry Heim, joe Smith.
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Thespian members participate in a readers theatre act. N.F.I.. members Ioni Foster and Hilary Steward goof off during debate. 9 r s E 13 1 FRONT ROW: Mike Witt, Holly Davis, Peper Minton, Kitty Smith and Miles Corvin. ROW TWO: Dana Smotherman, Ann Meredith, Steve Hen derson, Tammy Cherry, Tammie Fox, Emory Hite, and Deborah Chisum. BACK ROW: Sabra Taylor, jim Huffer, Linda Lamirand, Brent Alexander, Sam Burris, Melia Patrick, Greg Macon, and Ms. Charlotte Moore, adviser. BACK: Julie Stallwitz. NFL X A fx ,Q
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,- What did you say? Courses improve speech Many different forms of communication are used throughout the day. De- bate, speech, and sign lan- guage are three different types of communication taught by Ms. Dale Woody and Mike Smith, While speech and debate dealt with voice communica- tions, those who have im- paired hearing or deafness communicate through the use of signs. Debate is a class in which information is gath- ered and used through out the year in contests. One subject is chosen and used as a topic in the debates during the entire year. In speech, one must be able to express themself on any type of material. In competition, one must memorize and recite a piece from memory. Sign language is a course designed to introduce hear- ing students to the lan- guage of signs. It enables students to communicate, through signs, with hear- ing impaired or deaf incli- viduals. Several types of sign language are taught, but in Oklahoma City and in surrounding cities, the one taught is Signing Exact English. . 'Y , p A.. . Speech student, Tammy Cherry, junior, practices a part without the use of natural objects. Rick Wood, junior, deals with the use of signs instead of with voice. Stacey Albers, sophomore, prac- tices sign language in class. Sign Language
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