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How do Presidential can- didates learn that fabulous art of debating? Well, they sure didn't learn it by watching television or read- ing it in a bookg most began by practicing in high school. Debating is a usefull skill that teaches one how to stand up and speak about WHAT CAN l SAY . . . Proving his point, Sam Wester gestures to his audience with great confidence that he is right. Qphoto by Cindy Hughesl ON THE OTHER HAND . . . Discussing the speech tourna- ment, Appolla Bacarella happily agrees with Reem Aly about what they will do at contestfphoto by Cindy Hughes their beliefs. lulie Neal stat- ed, Debate teaches oratory and exptemoranous speak- ing about current events. You also learn to polish pre- sentations and public speaking skills. The speech and debate team attended several wide- spread contests and tourna- ments.The team was quite successful in winning the awards. Cn March 19, the U.l.L. team marched to bring home another award. Participants in the group were as followed: Sam Wester, l ulie Neal, Anthony Marks, lenny Wilson, Chris Pries, Walter Weis, Scot McCoy, Becca Meadows, Michael Herring, David Barker, Reen Ally, Rober Mims, and Eric Van Blar- cum. Eric stated, We were proud of our team members that broke through the pre- liminaries during the state competition.
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Ouiet On The Set . . . ' ameta , ation In October a script was performed with enlighten- ing potentialg the drama section began in the early days of school preparing for their very first far off- broadway production, West Side Story. This play was put on for three nights. Some of the other students participated in the plays during the school hours for the Eng- lish class. Andre' Gregg stated, The play fWest Side Storyl was a huge success. Throughout the year, many other productions were planned to be con- ductedg Romeo and Juliet was aired in December. In 'Mzmwavn ,-2. G s gi :tl 1-W' r V ,g t Q V in i 2 March and April, there was a one act play and a Star Search '88. Another off-broadway production was from the movie Grease. It's planned for May '88, There was also a Senior Showcase planned for May. Drama III and IV com- bined for most of the year. Mrs. Rodrique conducted these two classes in fourth period to get groups clos- er. Andre' Gregg stated, You have to give all your time to the class, but it is really worth it in the end. Once upon a time . . . says Karen Valentine as she reads to the class. Listen to mel , . . says Mike Herring during a rehearsal. - photo by Melanie Throne - photo by Melanie Throne DRAMA
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