Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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Mr. Huffman shows Nataline Settles the fundamentals of acting. Richard Huffman, B.A., B.S Dramatic Arts English Dramatic Arts Introduces Students to Theater ,lust about everything con- cerning the theater is taught in dramatic arts class. Stu- dents learn the essentials of becoming actors, working with props and lights, painting scenery, and interpreting their parts. Students in this class soon realize that there is more to presenting a play than just ulights, camera, action. Mr. Huffman's class has a group discussion concerning drama.

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Melonie Parker delivers a speech in her speech class. tudents Learn To Become Good Speakers Students learn many things in speech class. They are taught the necessary require- ments of a good speech, in- cluding gestures, the right voice levels, and the pitches that make listening a pleasure. During the year the speech classes perform plays, debate, and give speeches and oral in- terpretations. Charles Warner, BIS. Speech ye: we ' iii' it 's ,, .,,--' 56 Jim Shuman and Terry Higgins gain acting experience in speech class

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Alice Wolf, B.A. .lournalism English The Herald is a newspaper which is published bi-weekly by the journalism class and is available to all students and faculty at l5c a copy or 31.25 a year. The Herald consists of articles such as reports of sports and plays, news events, feature stories, and advertise- ments. At the beginning of this year, the Herald added a new feature called the Scholastic Roto. This paper contained many articles of interest to the students. Mrs. Wolf is the supervisor of this class. H' v Mrs. Wolf and Art Dalglish discuss Herald material. Yearbook and Herald V' 5 K: ' rf W I Members of the Herald staff include, SEATED: Karolee Bruce, Kathy Daugherty, Greg Parsley, Stanley Eanes, Steve Davis..Marsl1a Cooke, and Jerry Benge. STANDING: Pat Stager, Tim Cebard, Art Dalglish, Mike Allen, Peggy Henesy, and Susie Calabrese. 58