Simla High School - Tattler Yearbook (Simla, CO)

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LITERARY The E.C I.L. Literary Meet was held in Simla May 2, with representatives from Kit Carson, Flagler, Hurling- ton, CheyenneVWells and Simla. Simla won first place with 52 points, while the closest contender for honors, Flagler, was credited with 29 points. The program consisted of Boys' and Girls' Orati0US. Declamationsg Violin, Cornet. Vocal, and Piano Solos, Short Stories and Spelling. The Short Story and Spelling Contests were held at the school house fiom 4:30 until 6o'clock and the pro- gram at the M.E. church began at 7:30. The Simla contestants outclassed their competitors by far and took the majority of blue ribbons. First, Second, and Third Prize ribbons were awarded. Simla entered contestants in every event and won eight first prizes, three second prizes and three third prizes. The contest was conducted in an efficient manner and the decisions were made by competent men from Colorado Springs. The Places won by Simla entrants are as follows: MUSIC Piano--Girls lst 2nd Mazurka Godard Della Hammel Piano--Boys 3rd 'l'il1 We Meet Again A. Whiting Tom Parfet Vocal--Girls lst His Lullaby Carrie Jacobs Bond Marjorie Van Lopik Vocal.-Boys lst .Out of the Dusk to You, Dorothy Lee. Tom Parfet The Rosary, Nevin Cornet--Boys lst Melody in F, Rubenstein Ray McCutchan Violin--Girls 2nd Little Mother ot Mine, Burleigh Ronnie Fimple Violin--Boys 2nd Canzonetta Drdla Cecil Greenwood SPEAKING Oration--Girls lst Democracy and Education Thelma Barnhill Oration--Boys 3rd Woodrow Wilson Finley Garriott Declamation Girls 2nd The Littlest Rebel Mildred Pollock Declamation--Boys lst The Boy Orator of Zepata City Ralph Keating SHORT STORIES Story--Girls 3rd Making Good Lois Tefft Story--Boys lst Revenge Lloyd Kimble Spelling--1st Thelma Barnhill

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