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I eec L Gontest On February 20, the district speech contest was held at St. Joseph, Illinois. All entries in the contest were coached by Mr. Ted Johnson. The melodrama, “High Window”, was entered in the one-act play division. Making up its cast were Karen Unzicker who portrayed Emily Winthrop, John Dorsey as Walter Hodge, Rose Ann Magnuson as Judith Ware, Doug O’Hare as Stephen Craig, and Alice Lee Fox who played Linda Norton. Entered in the extemporaneous speaking class was Sondra Newman. Delene Holliday, who gave a serious reading, and Marsha Sandberg, who gave a humorous reading entered the reading division. Entered in the radio speaking division was John Dorsey, and Mariellen Anderson was entered in the oratorical declamation category. An entrant in the original oration classification was Renelda Frump, and Diane Short was entered in the verse reading division. The following ratings were received by the entrants. “High Window” received a fourth, Marsha Sandberg, a first, Mariellen Anderson a second, Delene Holliday a fourth, and Renelda Frump a fifth. Representing Paxton High School at the sectional speech contest, held on March 12 at Bloomington, were Marsha Sandberg and Mariellen Anderson. 23
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Wcilz anc) Pla j Paxton High is not all play and no work. There are always those who work hard so the rest of us may have fun. Everyone loves the smell of hot popcorn at our home games, a barbecue dinner, the movies we see, the tree at Christmas time, and the music at a pep rally, but we sometimes forget those who work together for our benefit. 22
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