Western High School - Concept Yearbook (Auburn, MI)

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PEECH IS A LOT -----3-, rf- ,wt sw ' eech instructors, Mr. Ferguson Cleftj and Mr. Bradley frightl are hard at work. Chris Mathewson and Bill Anderson goof around, while Brian Chartier tries to study. 116 4-s ' if ,. .1 i 1 I Freshman Kim Rosenbrock enjoys Let's Get Acquainted I If 0' '- vflra .A Marcine Grzegorczyk can't help but laugh at Mr. Ferg

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MORE TH SMALL TALK -w E do -3 'U C f C2 KQM Bill Anderson and Cindy Bryant prove that Speech isn't all talk. irst hour Speech is too much for Roxi Nowak. C-.ru Junior Joan Brewster looks forjust the right word. Speech is a required class at Western High. But it is one of the most useful courses offered. No matter what field a student decides to go into, it will help him to better understand the people he will encounter in the future. The classes offered to fill the speech requirement are Let's Get Acquainted, offered to freshmen to help them adjust to Western High Schoo1's way of life. Drama, which instructs students in the basics of acting. Radio and T.V. is for the student that is thinking of going into the field of broadcasting. And finally, Interpersonal Communication, which most juniors take to fulfill their speech requirement. Even though speech is one of the smaller departments in the school, it is staffed by two competent instructors. Mr. Ron Ferguson, Speech Instructor, and Mr. Frank Bradley, Drama and Radio T.V. instructor.