Wood High School - Log Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ousetrapn and Old Laccwprcscnted DRAMATICS CLUB-Row 1: B. Scott, M. Dugan, R. Ramsey. Row 2: D. Whitlow, D. Hughes, I. Passwater, Y l 5 I. Franklin, K. Sarden. Row 3: K. Chatmon, C. Chat- mon, S. White, D. Lewis, M. Phillips, B. Peed, R. Herring. Promoting interest in the fields of speech and theater is the purpose of the speech and dramatics groups. Students interested in speech often find themselves getting up before dawn on Saturday mornings in order to attend a speech meet in Peru, Vincennes, or Bloomington. Dramatics Club mem- bers spend all their extra time in rehearsals for their productions. Two productions were given this year, Arsenic and Old Lace and the Agatha Christie thriller, The Mousetrapv. Actors who acquire 10 points by ap- pearing in productions may become members of the National Thespian Society. The National Forensic League began in its sec- ond year at Wood. N.F.L. is a national honorary which opens membership to speech and debate participants. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE-Row 1: B. Peed, I. Franklin, C. Chatmon, K. Sarden, K. Chatmon. Row 2: S. White, D. Lewis.

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Members Combine Wood began its first year of membership in V.I.C.A., or Vocational Industrial Clubs of Amer- ica, by being host for the First Annual Indiana V.I.C.A. Leadership Conference in November. V.I.C.A. is a national organization serving youth enrolled full-time in trade, industrial, and technical education classes, and Wood's D.C.E. students are all members. D.C.E., or Diversified Cooperative Education, is a program providing classroom training in a job area. Students also work at least 20 hours per week on the job. Two delegates and four candidates for state offices attended the state D.C.E. convention this winter. - K3 work and study ' nfl-V Q..-. a - - JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT--ROW I: H. Doyle, C. MC- Bee, I. Franklin, W. Board. Row 2: K. Chatmon, S. White, P. Smith, K. Sarden, D. Lewis. l L.. Q V.I.C.A., WORK EXPERIENCE, AND D.C.E.-ROW 1: L. Ragan, R. Creek, I. Taylor, H. Doyle, B. Jackson, . Holland, C. Taylor, R. Carter, G. Radford, P. Pinner, . Bastin. Row 2: I. Eakins, D. Emberton, C. Parrish, Hinderliter, T. Stevens, R. Bockweg, I. Mink, S. Wish, . P-ago! Kincaid, R. Kersey, D. Ritter, B. McCall, W. Crey, L Burkhardt. Row 3: B. Ward, I. Davidson, B. Martin A. Eyster, D. Lawrence, I. Hall, P. Able, S. Russell, M. Lavendar, K. Sterling, I. K. Turner, J. Mandrell, J. Lynch. 89

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by Drama Club X 1 1 l 1 -AEJ , O -xl THESPIANS-Row 1: M. Dugan, 1. Franklin. Row 2: C. Channan, I. Passwater. Row 3: S. White, D. Lewis, B. Danny Quinlan, Billy Peed, Sharon White, and Phyllis Peed, K. Sarden. Wolfe fcorpsel rehearse a scene from The Mousetrapf, , sf' 1,53 ,,f SPEECH TEAM-Teamniates Sharon White, Billy Peed, Johnnie Mae Franklin. and Christine Chatman make up a critical audience for 91