THE STUDENTS SPEAK aiul tlu- t'onr alte-rnatt-s- Kathryn Arvason, EW-lyn Ste-plu-ns. Bt-ttv l'olby and -lt-an lirznult. thi Saturday, March 30, was raised the cry. Un to lowa Pity! anal tlu- four high ranking' stntlt-nts. properly vliape-roiu-tl by illl't't' l'nsil- lanilnons Pvtlagrogflu-s tfor tlu- lllwllllllg' ot' that woril rc-fer to NVQ-bstf-r's Dictionary, page- 20205, we-nt to Iowa t'ity to partie-ipatv in tlu- Siu-4-vll Ft-stival. Eat-h t-ontestant was allowt-tl to re-all 1000 wortls of prose- and l000 wortls ot' pot-try. it... i...i..Li-,L im-.i...i..i Vik.-sit.i..l, nm xiwuiimti. xrai-,it,i-i.- Tall'-, liaylnollul Vik:-slaiul re-ad Hilde- to Efllllllllilfl nat-5 xittm-ltr.-iicuii.-i-ts, Ang:t-lnia, Dv Volalu-tl liaiul alul Nt-w liatlie-s' Vlnbs to fl0llt1ll0I'.n Marjorie- 'l'alli- rt-all 'l'lu- liallatl of lic-ailing-tlaol a1ul .X Monologriu- lie-twat-n a liatly Shopper antl a Sale-sxnanf' Mary M. Hola-rts rt-acl st-vt-ral poems on Plat-e-s I 1 1 YY Ah. tlu- woiult-rl'nl art. ol' spf-t-t-lil Long' may lvoplt- two alul William lorbin's llu- Way it lin-Y Along' ahont tlu- initltlh- ot' ltle-hrnary Untf' lrt-ne Finlu-rgr rt-ad 'l'he- Strange- Vasa- lllt'illllltPIllll't'lllt'lll wasinsult-wl1it'l1statt-tl.qnott-: ol' Mr. lDonnybrook's Bore-doni, Ont is tint 'All thost- inte-rt-stt-il in intt-rpl't-tativt- rt-ailing alul -It-t-vt-s. sign np with Miss Wathnulf' llnqnott-. About After a banquet pri-part-fl for stiule-nts and forty lit:-rary-iniiult-tl stiuh-nts thu-irlt-cl to par- t-oaclu-s, tlu- rc-snlts of tlu- inte-rpre-tatix'4- re-ailing: tivipatv. ln tlu- pri-liininary conte-st lu-ltl h-'-, cit wt-rv announce-tl in Sliai-iff-r Hall. tlnr intt-r- Iwi-nty-1-1gg'lit still rt-inanu-tl who hail strngg'lc-cl pt-rs rnslu-tl ovt-r tlu-rv alul wait:-tl anxiously to through tlu- pram-tit-v lu-riotls. Hut ol' this grronp lu-ar il' any ot' tlu-in hatl l'f-ce-ive-cl a high rating. wt-rv to lu- st-lt-t-ti-tl l'onr wiinu-rs aiul t'onr altvr- Aiul joy ot' all joys! - lrelu- Finlu-rg' was :att-s. l+'onr l air l t-nnnf-s l roin tlu- Faculty awartli-tl a superior! Slu- rt-all lu-r st-le-1-tion insult- np tlu- ,llltljllllgj group. 'l'lu-y wt-rv Miss -lm-t-vt-s lu-fora a largt- assembly ot' stiule-nts llalu-I l t-ill-It-r, Miss liillian flrainu-man. Miss aiul tt-at-lu-rs. Unr otlu-r three- rc-ails-rs I1-vt-ivt-cl lit-atru-v Watlanil aiul Miss Vivian liancroft. 1-xt-4-llt-nts alul art- to hr- vongrratnlatt-tl on tlu- 'l'lu-y hznult-tl in tlu-ir th-visions ancl nanu-tl the tint- showing: the-y lll2ltlP. The rt-1-ortl tlu-se stu- l'onr high f- llaynunul Yikt-slantl. Mary Mar- th-nts math- shonltl lu- an inspiration for otlu-rs uart-t llolu-rts. Marjorii- 'l'allt- alul lrc-no l inlu-rg. to bring' grt-atc-r glory to lin-ar Ultl ll. H. S. 1 WITHOUT CENSORSHIP A 'l'o tlu- rt-alins ol' Dt-4-orah lligrh Svhool At-tivitie-s. an' otlu-r important tit-lil. Orig- inal Uratory, was atltlt-tl in l!l40, ln Uriginal llratory tlu- 4-ontt-stant innst first rhoost- a topit' znul tlu-n go ahont tiiuling' inatt-rial aiul sng:'g't-stions for tlu- oration. whit-ll lllllSl, ol' vonrst-. ht- writtt-n znul lllt'lll0l'lZt'tl. ltlarly in l+'e-ln'nary. Miss Roy 'I-'itvh lit-atrlt'v Xvtlilillltl t-allt-tl for t-anuliilatt-s, with only two lu-oplv ri-spoiulingr. 'l'lu- stntlt-nts who vonlpf-tt-tl in tlu- honu- vonti-st wt-ro Hoy lfitvh alul -lt-rry , . , , . l'islu-r. .Xltt-r inany tlays ol te-tllons work anal long: honrs ol' prat-tim-, the two 1-onte-stants we-re it-ally for tlu- t-liinination t-onte-st. Roy Fitch tallu-tl on tlu- topit-. -lnvc-nilt- l'rinu-, in whit-h lu- pri-si-ntl-tl tlu- 1-anst-s aiul pri-vt-ntion ot' crinu-. lorry l islu-r's siilijm-vt was War aiul Wars. whivh iiu'liult-il a plan for a NVorlil lA'2lQJ'llt' sini- ilar to tlu- org'anization of tlu- lu-ag'iu- ot' Nations. Hoy vanu- ont vii-torions at tlu- honu- 1-onte-st. After nnu-h lu-lptnl t-oat-liingr on tlu- part of Miss Watlaiul aiul Miss Vivian lianu-rot't. Hoy was re-atly for tlu- ll9Xi oonipt-tition. .Xt tlu- ilistrivt c-ontt-st. whim-h was lu-lil at Ve-tlar Falls on l t-h- rnary twenty-thirtl. D1-4-orah was we-ll rt-pre-- st-ntt-tl, for Roy rt-1-t-ix't-iltllird plat-4-. thns making' hiln e-ligfilmlv for tlu- statf- vontc-st. 'l'o gin- his oration a grt-att-r llc-gri's-v ol' per- t't-1-tion. lioy workt-cl ovc-r his st-lt-t-tion to slnooth ont sonu- ot' tlu- parts which we-rt-n't just to his satist'at-tion. tln Mars-h 28th lu- grave- his oration at tlu- State- Conte-st at Iowa Pity aiul inatln- a vt-ry t-rf-tlitablt- showing against an 1-Xtra-nu-ly strong' fic-lcl ol' 1-onipt-tition. Many Slllll0lliS holu- this at-tivity will lw kf0lIflllllt'll in tlu- fntnrt- sinu- it gfivt-s tlu-in an opportunity to t-xprt-ss tlu-ir own itlt-as in an oration ratlu-r than tlu- wortls ot' sonu- otlu-r author.
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