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SOME LIKE TO TALK Left to right: Elizabeth Willard, Flora Barton, Norma Oksa, Dorothy Colburn, Alice Beals, Barbara Bickford, Faye Chadwick, Anita Colby. Second row: Vernon Squires, Kenneth Rich, George Edmunds, Eliot Clemons, Henry Meinecke, Richard 'Wry, Berkeley Worthen, Frederick Rich, Bert Gray. STATE SPEECH TOURNAMENT Flora Barton, Norma Oksa, Dorothy Colburn, Alice Beals, Barbara Bick- ford, Anita Colby, Vernon Squires, Kenneth Rich, George Edmunds, Eliot Clemons, Henry Meinecke, Richard Wry, Frederick Rich, and Bert Gray went with Mrs, Arlington Wry and Miss Eleanor Parker to the State Speech Tour- nament at Durham in January. They participated in serious declamation, humorous declarnation, origi- nal oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and impromptu speaking. Vernon Squires and Kenneth Rich went to the semi-finals in humorous declamation. l28l
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WE ALL HAD A FINGER IN IT WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE Left to right: Betty Call, Janet Lovely, Shirley Waite, Eleanor Edmunds, Marilyn Spaulding, Robert Pilon, Alice Beals, John Sargent, Harold Whittemore, Berton Murray, Wallace Williams and Marilyn Powell. f27l
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PRIZE SPEAKING Prize speaking this year saw many more contestants than any other year. There were two divisions this year for the first time. Contestants participating in the serious division were Norma Oksa, Faye Chadwick, Anita Colby, Richard Wry, Frederick Rich, and Alice Beals. The winners were Norma Oksa, first prize, Alice Beals, second prize, Richard Wry, third prize, and Anita Colby, honorable mention. Contestants participating in the humorous division, were Elizabeth Will- ard, Flora Barton, Vernon Squires, Kenneth Rich, and Berkeley Worthen. The winners were Vernon Squires first, Flora Barton, second, Kenneth Rich, third, and Berkeley Worthen, honorable mention. Prizes were presented by Herbert Swift. ESSAY CONTEST The subjects for the Essay Contest this year were, Disease of Pre- judice, World Peace Through God, Push Button World, Youth of To- day, Most Unforgettable Experience, The winners were Anita Colby, first prize, Jean Weber, second prize, Laura Homan, third prize, Richard Wry, George Edmunds, and Alice Beals, honorable mention. The prizes were awarded by Mrs. Vinita Gay, representing the New London Woman's Club. The judges were Mrs. Thomas Wistar, Miss Ruth Mellin and Mr. Alphonse Soucy. C299
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