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Page 102 text:
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Debate Club DEBATE CLUB Resolved: that the federal government should . . . The above phrase is one which is frequently heard by members of the Debate Club at Western High School. Beginning in the fall of each year, the Debate Club begins practice in preparation for state competition in the spring of the following year. Besides striving for excel¬ lence in the skills connected with public speaking, the Debate Club instills in its participants a strong sense of the communicative skills which is exemplified through its motto; Listening to learn; learn¬ ing to speak. Debate Club Members are, left to right: Kathy Barber,Steve Rachel, Jerri Rachel, Mr. Wayne Pruitt, advisor, Julia Scruggs, and David Barber. David Barber practices the learning to speak part of the Debate club ' s motto.
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Page 101 text:
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Dramatics Left to right: Vicki Allen, Paula Disney, G. W. Thompson, Pasty Beamon, Sharon Kernodle, Danny Allen, Pam Parker, Cody Ellington, David Crutchfield. DRAMATICS The Western High School Dramatics Club has been organized only three years, but in this time it has brought forth much talent. The mem¬ bers are preparing sev¬ eral one act plays, as well as an evening perfor¬ mance that will be given later in the year. Two of the plays that the club will present are: Spreading the News , an Irish play by Lady Gre¬ gory; and The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife , by Anatol France. The Dramatics club advisor is Mrs. Dorothy Westafer. Left to right: Row 1: Joyce Hill, Shelley Wolfe, Jimma Jeffreys, Rita Hill, Jo Anna Underwood. Row 2: left to right: James Joyce, Edwin Hensley, John Simmons, Jimmy Tickle, Ronnie Sutton. 97
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