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1 il!!! , . g Q 1 1 3 ' 'v ' ' ' 2 S 1 l , 2 r . , i 2 X ff 3 l Ei -. 21 im' N'-uni '5-A Q li l l Row one: Dave Hoverman, Bob Blanke, Sally Stewart, Sally Thompson, Mary Jane Ross, Sally Coombs, Lois Hoffman, Chris Griffiths, Janet Monce, Francine Fell, Lau- rinda Bate, Bob Ainsworth, Mr. Coon, Don Schnepp. Row two: Helen Keirns, Larry Pennell, Sue Sheldon, Jean Ben- nett, Sharleen Wiseman, Linda Feasby, Norma Tinker, Pat Holtschult, John Young, Reg Burley, Don Elzey. Row three: Sharon Riggs, Mike Pheneger, Ron Sherer, Bob Gil- liland, Steve Van Kleeck, Ann Good, Karen Geisman, Joy Smith, Shelbyan Noggle, Susie Dermyer, Sue Prior, Mar- Reserve Debate Team: Sue Sheldon, Dave Fell, Judy Har- den, Sandy Willett. garet Ainsworth, Doug Geary. Row four: Barbara Ger- mann, Nancy Raabe, Judy Harden, Janice Prior, Joyce Rawlings, Janet Fauble, Barbara Hirn, Lora Allen, Barbara Huffine, Beverly Germann, Elise Hoeken, Carole Crosby, Carolyn Blackmore. Row Five: Janet Anderson, Pat Ireton, Andrea Scarpelli, Sandy Willett, Carol Grindahl, Jona Runnion, Loella Rogers, Nancy Kohn, Mary Blake, Char- leen Steele, Mary Kohn, Trina Jackson, Dorothy Laing, Sara Drury, Jean Hirn, Roberta Harden, Nancy Louth. The Masque and Gavel Club, an organization open to students interested in any phase of speech, maintained a very active schedule this year. Members of each class prepared programs for the meetings, and the group presented programs for seventeen dif- ferent organizations in Van Wert. The debate teams began the season with a prac- tice session at Ohio State University. They partici- pated in tournaments at Marysville and Delaware- Willis and competed in the Bowling Green District Contest. The varsity team won second place in the district. The declamation team participated in four divi- sions: oratory, humorous, original oratory, and dra- matic. Judy Harden won first place in original ora- tory and Sally Stewart placed second. Karen Geis- man captured first place in straight oratory. Sue Sheldon placed second in dramatics and Sally Thompson was named alternate. Lois Hoffman was the alternate in the humorous division. The Thespians held an induction banquet on May 23 at which they welcomed eighteen new members. The program consisted of a cutting from Noel Cow- ard's Blithe Spirit and the presentation of awards. Sally Coombs and Chris Griffiths were each awarded a cup for their outstanding debating. Judy Harden won the Outstanding Thespian of the Year award. In its second year, our Thespian Troupe won seventh ranking in the state.
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www -as Row one: Sally Thompson, Lois Hoffman, Sally Coombs, Chris Griffiths, Janet Monce, Bob Ainsworth, Doug Geary Row two: Larry Pennell, Mike Pheneger, Sue Sheldon Carol Grindahl, Judy Harden, Jean Bennett, Janice Prior, Mr. Coon. Not pictured: Barbara Ditto, Terry Devine, Miriam Price, Caroline Scott, La Rita Whitcraft, Lora Allen, Mary Blake, Reg Burley, Karen Geisman, Nancy Kohn, Mary Jane Ross, Charleen Steele, Norma Tinker, Don Weirwille, Sandy Willett, Sharleen Wiseman. Speech Activities Create Confidence in Talents Chris Griffiths ..,, ...,,,,,.. P resident Miriam Price ,,,, ,,,,,,, V ice President Caroline Scott .,.. ,,,. S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Coon .,,,,,. ,,,,,,....,.. A dViS9l' Declamation Team: Row one, Lois Hoffman, Sally Stewart, Debate Team: Chris Griffiths, Mike Pheneger, Sally Sue Sheldon, Sally Thompson. Row two: Jean Bennett, Coombs, Larry Pennell. Karen Geisman, Judy Harden.
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