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s b +- C in o- s .s r 2 S d a Are you nervous speaking in front of people, been at a loss for words at any time, or has anyone ever asked you if the cat has your tongue? Well, those are some qualities you certainly wouldn ' t need to be on the Speech Team. This team consisted of people who enjoyed voic- ing their opinions and letting people know what they thought. It took a lot of practice, not to mention guts, to express their point of view in front of an audience. Marie Mams, advisor, explains, Speaking in front of an audience reveals the man or woman in a person. California was a great state with many favorable aspects for speaking, one of which was important to the team: it had many local leagues and speech organizations. Various organizations that the league participated in included: The Citrus Belt Speech Region, The CHSSA (California High School Speech Association), the National Forensic League, and several tournaments. Being on the team would help any career goal, especially those based in politics, acting, or any job involving speaking to the public or expressing your ideas. The experience gained during the year would be a major advantage to many students. For those of you that kept good ideas boxed in, you missed out on some fun and excitement. € Amy Kuo listens to one oi her lellow team members, while thinking about what is being said. Amy was a graduate oi ' 89.
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Cheering at a Varsity Football game js Mar- cia Johnson. This was her graduating year. Catching her breath is Gina O ' Donnel. This was her last year on poms, since she was graduat- ing. Poms. Front row: Judy Powell Alice Muniz. Row 2: Joanne Eddy, Machell Bell Back row: Michelle VanderHouten, Heidi Whitworth, Mar- cia Johnson, Gma O ' Donnel. Performing at Back to School Night Poms. This was the Imal step ol their routine. Por , 55
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Russell Callahan thinks over his speech be- fore taking the stand. Russell, a senior, was also president ol FFA. Explaining the basics on giving a speech is Mane Mams, advisor. For one thing, giving a speech takes a lot ol sell-coniidence. Speech Team. Front row: Helen Mow, Marie Mams, Amy Kuo, Tony Kuo, Tessa Goodrich, Deeann Barnicoat. Back row: Michalle Canale, Tracy Keiter, Ted Lipka, Russell Callahan, Wendy Phillips, Rosemane Miller. Working on her speech, Helen Mow, gete ev- erything in order. A lot ol preparation goes into preparing a speech. Speech Team 57
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