Ingersoll District Collegiate Institute - Volt Yearbook (Ingersoll, Ontario Canada)

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SEE THE NEW POPPlT COSTUME JEWELLERY. Make your necklets any length you Want. All Colors. FROM 51.00 W A T E R ' S Jewellers 81 Optometrists PHONE 223 Ingersoll Senior Public Speaking During the fall, every student in the senior grades was required to give a speech in the English Composition classes. From this pre- liminary round, the four best speakers, two boys and two girls, were selected to advance into the semi-final series. In the boys' division, three were chosen to speak in the final round, held at the Com- mencement Exercises. Auke Faber, speaking on The Northwest Territories , Bernie Houston, on The St. Lawrence Seaway , and Ron Wilson, on My Visit To Bisley , competed for the top honours. Marion Doust ,speaking on Nature's Gifts to Animals , Frances Busch, on Canada , and Marie Watmough, on Entertainment of Canadians-Past and Present Time , represent- ed the girls' group. Joan Tyson, who was not in competition because she was the winner last year, spoke on The Philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead . Winners of the cups were Marion Doust and Auke Faber. Joan Tyson and Auke Faber represented the school in the W.O.S.S.A. semi- finals for this area, held in London. Although Joan Tyson, who advanced to the W.O.S.S.A. finals in Exeter, did not take first place, she brought a great deal of honour to the l.D.C.I. THE VOLT Junior Public Speaking Public speaking opened last fall with class- room competitions. The top-ranking girl and boy out of each Grade IX and Grade X went into the finals. The winners of the girls' competition were: Janice Robins, first, whose topic was A Nursery Rhyme in Modern Times , Joan McDermott, who placed second with the topic Canada , Eliza- beth Ann Parker, who came third with the topic The Duke of Edinburgh . In the boys' com- petition Don Riddle speaking on Babe Ruth came first, Ronnie Crane placed second with the topic Porpoises , Ron Oliver was third with his speech on The Fuller Brush Man . These six students were presented with awards by Mr. Wallace Nesbitt, M.P., at the Commencement Exercises. Janice Robins and Don Riddle represent- ed the Collegiate in the iunior semi-final W.O.S.S.A. competition held in London Catholic Central in February. Neither student progress- ed to the finals. Janice Robins, Grade 9G The Albert Quail' Co. O Cool and Oil Heating and Plumbing THAMESFORD INGERSOLL 80 436 l Page 59

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