Whetstone High School - Legend Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Of our arguments with others we make rhetoric, of our arguments with ourselves we make poetry. William Butler Yeats 5 ,, - . . ,i e s , 'rr Debaters Craig Morgan and Mary J. McFadden compare notes. Chris Grau orates in speech class. The essential goal of man is to project his mind into immortality. To add an original concept or translation of a concept to the flow of intelligence is to write your uniqueness into man's heritage. Eloquence in communication to others can provide great power. Eloquence within our own sensibilities will create the ability of creativity. Between the first babbling words of infancy and the orations of philosophers is many years of learning the art of communication. Once the basics have been learned, assimilation of knowledge and creation of logical thought patterns must come. In communication with others comes a blending and sharing of ideologies. Once the concepts have been defined, thoughts be- come more far-reaching. Eventually creative thoughts form and congeal into patterns of life. Discussion is the primary mode of idea transfer. Learning logical thought processes and becoming adept in presenting them is the purpose of Debate Club. A successful year of debating proves this year's team knew their business: among laurels were two first places in Eastmoor and Hartley tournaments. The creative mind naturally seeks out others of sympathetic attitudes. Tyros guided hopeful philosophers into well-developing channels. Eventually they may become the great minds of this time period. Dan Johnson refutes the affirmative. .A -e.1 Nancy Needham studies Jim Sillick ponders. Milton's poetry. 41

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lk wr' J , l Maurice Allgyer Christina Bolin Donald Davis '-' ' F5 4,5 Virginia Dundon Evelyn Folk Marilyn Gfllmet Mr. Davis instructs in dramatic technique. iw:ia-- 'Il Q J f-we--1M John Langham James McDonald ' Chairman Peg Wada directs Tyros meeting. .igfxg Q? V xi'-1 Debate president Warner Wada makes a Cathy Wilder-and Dan Johnson prepare Debating canbe exasperating. point. debate notes.

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I fear only lest my expressions may not be extravagant enough as to be adequate to the truth of which I have been convinced. Henry David Thoreau 51-...Q LEGEND Staff, left to right, P. Sattler, J. Bentz, Co-editor S. Stevenson, C. Ish, P. Phillips, C. Schieve, D. Hill, C. Czap, L. Penwell, C. Pickering, L. Wilson, K. Haas, N. Nye, J. Richardson, J . Fulton, Co-editor N. Needham. Extreme right, Co-editor Jon Frost ruminates on problems of homeroom pictures. In the background, Pat Rohde forcefully directs underclassmen. Right above, Dormant ideas are spawned at late night LEGEND meetings. Right below, Mob insanity reigned during Parker Mass Portrait sessions.