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Page 51 text:
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Jleba fe an eec The speech activity of C.H.S. this year, under the direction of Samuel R. Johnson, were extended to include externporaneous speaking as well as debate. During the current season the debate teams conducted a highly successful participation in the Ohio High School Speech League competition, winning 32 and losing 11 contests. The Circleville team placed second in their district, losing to Marysville in the finals. The Marysville team later won the state class B championship. In extemporaneous speaking Circleville again attained recognition. Paul Turner placed second in the district tournament which was held at C.H.S, Paul also was judged the third best extemporaneous speaker in the state as a result of his activity in the state final tournament. Burget Pile Friedman Ramsey Glitt Stout Henness Trimmer J onnes Turner Nash
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QRGANIZATICDNS Curl Herrmann Reichelderfer Stout Defenbaugh Kochheiser Schreiner Trimmer. J. Goeller Madison Schumn. B. Trimmer. M. H 1 Orr Schumn. M. Wilson an ey Helwagen Pile Sensenbrenner Sleefclz Five years ago a few pupils interested in creative art organiz- cd the Sketch Club under the leadership of Mrs. Brunelle Down- ing. Membership in the club is open to any pupil in the high school who has a genuine interest in art. Work is done in water colors, pencil, and charcoal. The purpose of the club is to develop the artistic abilities of its members who are always on the look-out for new talent. Officers for the year were Gloria Wilson, president and Car- olyn Herrman, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Downing is the club adviser.
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,Yi l unior Cfadd flag Amid the bustling of hoop skirts, gluing on of sideburns, straightening of high hats and pulling at tight collars, the junior class, under the direction of Samuel R. Johnson, produced Little Women. Performances were given before full houses on Thursday and Friday nights, March 6 and 7, in the high school auditorium. This play, a dramatization of one of the best known pieces of American literature, concerns the daughters of the March family. Their joys and Sorrows furnish the theme of this drama of the Civil War period.
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