Springfield Catholic High School - Irish Reflector Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Many topics of study made Speech class interesting and varied this year. After being introduced to Interpersonal Communication, the two classes moved on to the Performing Arts of Reader's Theatre, Oral Interpretation and Improvizational Acting. Then Public Speaking was covered with each student giving three or four speeches. The classes finished the year with first period class delving into the theories of group Communication while fifth period spent the quarter designing and constructing muppets, backdrops and a puppet stage for a production of an original version of the PRINCESS AND THE PEA. joe sits on a stove as he is entranced by one of his classmates demonstration speeches. Group Discussion was one unit of study in Ms, Tucker's first period class. Fifth Period class presented an original puppet show, ONCE UPON A PEA, to St. Agnes students on May 25. is 12 Fifth Period students traveled early this year to I.C. School to present a Reader's Theatre Show. 'fi L- 5J?:r1u. ..'1.'4-ai-.':,-::'f52?I-:.:.1:1'1,g:x::1-if -2-.,. .:.21--:-.:.-mfg: :Ls-E.-r:1.::::7-ff.f:z.'::-lem: Lf,:x.. ..'1-:ez...':.E-.. ..i':-age '.f-121.11 .L ff., l

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Newspaper staff includes left to rightg Rick Kutzg Associate Sports Editor Lynda Gentry: Associate Editor, julie Wissbaumg Co-Editor-in-Chief, Catherine Bingle, Photography Editor, Brian Knightg Co-Sports Editor, Bill Berberichg Co-Sports Editor, Karen Robinson: Photographer: Liz Donelsong Co-Editor, Margaret Howard, Feature Editor, Not pictured, Kim Castilliong Associate Sports Editor and Barbara Hagaleg Advertising Manager. Tv. ...A-. .f 4'Why does it seem like I work so hard and never get anything done? Julie takes her job seriously as Co-Editor-in-Chief, Barbara watches Meg type, while Karen wonders what Brian is doing Brian and Ed tap their feet to the sounds of their typcwriters as they finish their stories. 11

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