Greenville High School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Greenville, ME)

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- FIODC POW BECK l'OW Front row Back row ' JUNIOR SPEAKERS tl. to r.J: L. Magee, C.Clark, P. Landerkln, M. Smith, N. Ryder, C. Swazey fl. to r.J2 R. Budden, L. Pratt, R. Hamlin, G. Hlll, K. Davls, H. Hlll. FRFSI-IMAN SPEAKERS tl. to r.l: C. Landerkin, J. Knowlton, R. Craig, J. Hathaway, D. Hamilton ll. to r.J: D. Muzzy, D. Clark, J. McNaughton, R, Heal, L. Hilton l

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18 THE CHRYSALIS JUNIOR EXHIBITION Junior Exhibition, an annual event of the Senior High School, is valuable to the students who participate for the training it gives in the art of speaking before an audience. This year our preliminaries, in which all Juniors participate, were held in January. At that time ten speakers, five girls and five boys, were chosen by the faculty judges to speak at the finals, held on the evening of March 21st. On that occasion three teachers from Monson Academy served as judges and the following winners were chosen: girls, first, Patricia Landerking second, Con- nie Swazeyg boys, first, Lawrence Prattg second, Robert Budden. Suit- able medals have been awarded to the prize-winners as well as to the other speakers in the contest. The names of the first winners in both divisions have been engraved on the Juriior Exhibi- tion cups, on display at the school. FRESHMAN PRIZE-SPEAKING A successful addition to the school activities last year was Freshman Speaking, which has been repeated this year and bids fair to become an annual event much like the Junior Ex- hibition. Preliminaries for this event were held in February and all Freshmen took part, reciting articles from cur- rent issues of The Readers Digest. From these preliminaries ten speakers were chosen to speak at finals held on the evening of April Sth. The judges for the finals were citizens of Green- ville.

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MANUAL TRAINING DEPT. TYPING CLASS AT WORK