Waukon High School - Arrow Yearbook (Waukon, IA)

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SPEECH T11'Dll'1g and cuttmg and I11'1'l11'1g and cuttmg agam became a farmhar task for our prose con testants Sheryl Melcher L1nus Lrddle Sheryl Melcher Mary Bulman Chuck Murphy Melodye Wlllford Pa .11 Howes Barbara Teslow Eddre Lenth Ju11e Jackson Lrnda Swenson PROSE POETRY ORATORY HUMOROUS RADIO DRAMATIC State I State II State I State I State II State I D1str1ct II D1str1ct II State II D1str1ct II D1str1ct II Melodye seems to be having trouble with her Per- NOW 1ef'S go through that gesture again' fect 42 , much to the delight of her fellow contest- Mr. Mullan. ams-

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Oh, give your sweetheart a littsy-bittsy kiss. The Senior Class Play, a delightful comedy, kept the audience roaring at the predicaments of a young college professor when he found himself being pursued by four beautiful girls. If you think l'm going to give him up, you 're crazy Come, kiddies, and see your dear daddy! l Here, you, take a bit of this delicious pie! Grandpa, I heard you calling that other , ,, woman 'sweetheart'.

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M Xsaauxwkxk You mean we have to cut out 30 seconds more?! Watch your diction, Eddie! As Preliminary Speech Contest was eliminated this year, only two contests were held: District at Lansing and State at the new Cedar Rapids high school. The hard work was rewarded by fun and va luable experience. At last the awaited criticisms arrived, and those who were success- ful in the district contest began to practice for the approaching state contest. In his dramatic oratory, Chuck appeals to his au dience.