Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Wisconsin Dells, WI)

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Debate SEATED: J. Wright, A. Brown, M. Hodge, L. Everson, A. McMillan, M. Bogh, G. Ray. STA G: . L cke, R. Gruman, J. Elliot, BS-Smith, W. Gaffney, B. Brown, D. Kelly, W. Millard. I . X- S4 X f ' ' ' A. xi' p , . S ' X r X B K Q ' .iaj V B ' N- -XT ' J Ag - ' . NW - , A Jw. R V x Y I ...Y f N X S 'L N 5- 3 . . '. f ,L E ig. SENIOR DEBATERS: R. Gruman, D. Kelly, B. Brown. iffpgjfffy 0' ved tha .S. e ic aid es b it t chnical as ' n and as ief 's year's d r osition. Fro t e gro who reporte o d ate this fall a ate team consisting? eixters, two af- firmative and two ne ti e, ebated this question. Any stgdent ' ter in eo troversy, in learning to thi and s , inlggining poise and confidence is d omeputffor debate. f If Cf 38 xv 1 if f

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Camera Club BOTTOM ROW: D. Steinhorst, D. Krause, T. Reynolds, A. Lewis, M. Leng, B. Thomas, W. Millard, D. O'Nei1, D. Klein. ROW 2: T. Backhaus, D. Tofson, M. Van Duren, P. Ramer, J. Nelson, M. Roney, L. LaMar, A. Peters ROW 3: E. Schleef, P. Gregerson, S. Smith, R. Sus, C. Beahm, T. Gussel, B. Henricks, G. Albertson, Mr. Fried. ROW 4: B. Heineke, D. Wright, J. Ives, D. Goodhue, K. Whiting, B. Thomas, D. Nelson, M. Hanson, J. Hodge. ROW 5: L. Dahl, C. Colburn, H. Heidtke, P. Cone, D. Olson, J. Walch, D. Wampler, D. Marsich, W. Abel. k - -- ilf.- .-- Te- -.F--1 ,re-. .-..--trcf, -- ?- , - -F ,Q x ' V ' 'Everybody smile! Click! And another club picture or team picture or personality shot has been taken by a member of the Camera Club. The members ofthis club have made a real contribution to our school through the pictures they take of all school activities. The purpose of the club is to provide experience in photography so that by gaining knowledge and understanding of the procedures in taking pictures, developing them, and printing them, the student might add to his enjoyment of this very interesting hobby. 2 E CLUB OFFICERS Tom Reynolds, Vice -President, Bev Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer, Dick Klein, President.

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ef 'fn Forensics 'WI-L' SEATED: L. Everson, A. McMillan, M. Bogh, E Savage, A Brown, P Dougherty STANDING G W1C1Cl1S, Mr Lucke, J. Elliot, E. Cole, R. Gruman, M. Van Duren Expression, diction, and action mainly are stressed in the practice for forensics. In addi- tion, the person engaged in forensic work some times, as in declamations, lives the part of an- other, he must have the ability to act. Foren- sics is a s eech activit includin such hases P of speech as declamations, interpretative read- ing, extemporaneous reading, extemporaneous speaking, and oratory. Under the direction of Mr. Lucke, the forensic program is one of the most valuable activities in our school because the participants derive a long-lasting benefit from their work, which may well prove invalu- able in later life. -... ,,....f , ' J,-,, M c - ef rife!!