Scarborough High School - Orion Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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THE SPEECH CLUB IN CALIFORNIA The Scarborough Senior High Speech Club, headed by Penny Johnson, has really been going places this year. The squad has at- tended tournaments in New Braunfels, Beaumont, and New Orleans in the past. They outdid themselves this year when twelve contestants were sent to the Mira Costa High School Mustang She- bang in Manhattan Beach, Cali- fornia, a suburb of Los Angeles. When not at the tournament, the students enjoyed going to the beach and Disneyland, and seeing the sights of Los Angeles. The people who went to California were Beth Ballard, Sherry Cooper, Leigh Ann Haggard, Tina Linke, Marian Linscomb, Mark Loranc, Phylis McKinley, Michelle Monse, Mari Moore, Dawn Newcomer, Maureen Pippen, Ted Smith, and Penny Johnson, sponsor. The yearbook would like to thank Mark Monse for printing these pictures.