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PUBLIC SPEAKING A class in Public Speaking was introduced this year consisting of instruction in Readings, Debating. Ora- tions, and Plays. Twenty four students enrolled in the class and M or M credit is given according to the work completed A debating team was organized and we participated in one Interscholastic debate. We debated the affirma- tive side of the question, Resolved: That the United States should recoganize the Soviet government of Rus- sia at once, against Fagler, and were defeated. Thelma Barnhill, Ralph Keating, and Finley Garriott were on the team. Readings have been given at entertaimrents during the year bv Marcella Ryser, Lloyd Kimble. Kenneth Gammill, Treva McKimm,Bonnie Fimple, Corrine Syme, and Lyle McCutchan. One play was given by the Dramatic Class in Febru- ary, B-ashful Mr. Bobbs , which was quite a success. The cast included Ralph Keating, Thelma Barnhill, Marjorie Van Lopik, Winifred Thierfelder, Mildred Pollock, Inez Mason, Marcella Ryser, Les Wood and Ray Butler. The Junior Play Ruth In a Rush , while not cast from the Public Speaking class was under supervision of this Department. This play was of a different type than Bashful Mr Bobbs ,. The cast portrayed the different characters in a creditable manner and deserve much praise for their work. The Senior Play Welcome Home, Jimmy , was also under the supervision of the Dramatic Departmer t. The cast of this play had all had experience and gave a real- istic portrayal of the play. It isunescessary to speak of the need of a class of this nature in a High School. The work done by the students in the various branches of Public Speaking was of a high quality. The school was benefitted mat- erially and above allthe students derived a real benefit by participating in the different events, for the ability to sneak before an audience is certainly a quality to be desired. It is our hope that this class will be continued in the future in Simla High.
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