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Speech and 2 tanta . . . Winner of Superior Rating at Regional Contest Roger Kvam Mary Lee Wilson This year 105 students participated in the Elimination Speech Contest held at the Stewartville High School. Those who entered the local contest were: Dramatic—Thomas Moran, Pauline Engel, Beverly Egen, Marshall Runge. Evelyn Kidd, Janet Beach. Memorized Oratory—Leroy Swygman. Mayou Moran, Ronnie Chamberlain. Ruth Zemke, Marshall Runge. Original Oratory—Charles Heizer. Ruth Zemke. Extemporaneous Speaking—Roger Kvam. Hun.erous—Marilyn Brownell, El- aine Cole, Richard Bom, Robert Ger- ber. Betty Jo Collins, Robert Egen. Discussion—James Francis. Janet Beach, Robert Dixon. Extemporaneous Manuscript—Mai y Lee Wilson, Pauline Engel, Thomas Moran. Marilyn Brownell. The State Speech Contest was held April 11 at Murphy Hall at the Uni- versity of Minnesota. Marv Lee Wilson received a Super- ior rating in Extemporaneous Manu- script Reading at the Regional Contest. Roger Kvam was chosen state dele- gate in Extemporaneous Speaking. His Extemporaneous topic was “Labor Legislation.” Dr. Howell and Dr. Thompson of the University of Minne- sota were critic judges. Roger Kvam received an Excellent rating at the state contest in extem- poraneous speaking. Mrs. Sanford Kelly was speech coach. LEFT TO RIGHT—Marshall Runge. Janet Beach. Doris Saterdalen. Thomas Moran, James Francis, Doris Jacobson. One Act Play, “Cloud Burst”—Mrs Harris, Doris Saterdalen: Joe Harris. Thomas Moran; Mrs. Tabor, Jan:t Beach: Millie Tabor, Doris Jacobson. Mr. Gillman, Marshall Runge: Ed Har- ris. James Francis. PAGE 26 This Page Sponsored By Berg Drug Store-Fountain Service. Prescriptions Stewarirille — Grand Meadow — Si. Charles
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Maj tette 4 LEFT TO RIGHT—Marilyn Hovien, LaVonne Swygman, Carol Egen, Betty Jo Collins. Mary Lou Conaty, Joan Byrne, and Jeanette Walters. PAGE 2r Vocal Octette LEFT TO RIGHT— Dorothy Mc- clintock, Mar- vin Eppard. Dorothy Ly- man, Roger Kvam, Betty Jo Stoyke, El- man Hanken. Phyllis House Ronald Char, berlain, Mary Lee Wilson. SuM4Uf 9t ! FIRST ROW (Left to Right)—Janet Beach, Marvin Eppard (replacing John StreifF), Mary Ann Kerich, Patricia Griffin, Marshall Runge. SECOND ROW (Left to Right)—Thomas Moran, Miss Phelps, Donald House, Phyllis House, Charles Heiser, Doris Jacobson (replacing Margaret Huslegard). This Pame Sponsored by Board of Education
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''biltnict Speech Gontelt FIRST ROW (Left to Right)—James Francis, Doris Jacobson, Marilyn Btown- II. Doris Saterdalen. Pauline Engel. Charles Heiser, Mary Lee Wilson. SECOND ROW (Left to Right)—Thomas Moran. Ruth Zemke, Leroy Swy;'- man. Janet Beach, Roger Kvam. Marshall Runge. Those who represented cur it the District Contest at St. Ci.: :l?s were: Dramatics—Thomas Moran, Pauline Engel. Marshall Runge. Humerous—Marilyn Brownell. Memorized Oratory—Lerry Swyg- man. Original Oratory—Charles Heiser, Ruth Zemke. Discussion—James Francis. Extemporaneous—Roger Kvam. Manuscript Reading—Mary Lee Wil- son. The One Ac Play, ‘Cloud Bur t.” received an Excellent Fating. Eight out of ten contestants received a Superior rating at the district. They were: Thomas Moran. Mary Lee Wil- son, Roger Kvam. Mari’vn Brownell. Charles Heiser, Ruth Zemke, Jame; Francis, and Pauline Engel. Lerov Swygman received an Excell- ent rating and Marshall Runge a Very Gocd Brother Luke and Brother Philip of St Mary’s College and Miss Magnus of Winona Teachers’ College were judges. detfio-yicil Speeeh Ga+ttedi Onatalical Go-ttte t Roge i Kvam, James Francis and Charles Heiser competed in the Legion Oratorical Contest. Roger Kvam w •he local contest. He competed cm March 18 at Hayfield in the distric •ontest. He won the contest over the lelegates from Austin, Albert Lea ar Red Wing. On April 25 he entered the state •ontest at Brainerd. He placed fifth. The contestants that won were Du- uth, St. James. St Paul. St. Cloud ind Mankato. There were eleven contestants in al Congratulations. Roger, on your excel- lent work. FIRST ROW (Left to Right) Marilyn Brownell. Ruth Zemke. Paulin Feme!. SECOND ROw 'l eft to R.ehtl-Thcma; Moran, Reger Kvam. Charles Hri-. . Mrs. Kelly. This Page Sponscrcd By Kramer's Bakery 27
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