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Rehearsing lines for an up coming class play is sophomore
lines and actions are rehearsed for a one act Jenny Frame, Seniors Terry Bockelman and Kristal Gibson.
Competitors play during drama class are juniors Andy
Robinson and Deanna Cagle.
wards, Trophies, Medals, these are
A only a few of the rewards of being
in debate or forensics.
"Debate helped me to be able to put my
thoughts together," said Srlinda Hietbrink.
Julie ludwig said "Forensics helped me be
able to get over the fear of speaking in front
of people."
Forensics teacher. Terry Peterson said
"the biggest fear to man is speaking in front
of a lot of people_ and in forensics the
students are helped to over come it."
The forensics team have been to
approximately JO contests. Some students do
more than one event during the contest.
"Being able to compete academically is
great, just because you're not on the football
team doesn't mean that you're not competi-
tive .... and I think the competitive part of
it was what I liked the most," said Heitbrink.
These students learned to express
themselves and be creative. They also work
under pressure and had to get along with
others while learning-their skills for the next
contest.

Forensics Team. Front row Lisa Bice. Jill Albin, Mary Debate. Sophomore Kyle Evens. Junior, Kim
McKamy. Michelle Ludwig , Julie Eakins, Jim Napier. Second Shanton, Sophomore Scott Cohen, Junior Pauline
row Kim Knox, Sandi Bianchi, Beth Kautz. Sterling Boyles. Turcotte, Sophomore Bryan Peterson, Julie Steen,
Lisa Petz, Shannon Downey. Lisa Basile. Joan Shonk. Marcy Carl Reid.
Frost. Back Row Jenny Gunter. Sue Merkel. Shawn llg. Tim
Shafer, John Kinsler, Paul Bilyeu, Pam Tuma, Linda
Hietbrink, Lisa Peterson. Angie Thode, Kathy Kautz. Coach
Terry Peterson.