SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1940.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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35 Schools Compete In Contest
More than 150 high school students and instructors, representing 35 schools of this state, took part in the first allinclusive Speech and Dramatics Festival Friday and Saturday.
Activities of the festival included competition in one-act plays, standard oration, radio drama, original oration, readings, after-dinner speaking, and results of the competition were: mClass A
After-dinner speech: division I,
Carl Henrichson, Atchison; Phillip
Montal, Russell.
Original oration: division I, Arthur Nelson, Lawrence; Victor Dolesek, Russell. Division II, James thibmage, Leavenworth.
Standard oration: division II, Bert Overcash, Wyandotte; Phil Humert, Topeka.
J. Readings: division I, Joyce O'Brien, Russell; Jack Payne, Law-ence: division II, Phil Humbert, Topeka.
Extempore: division II, Bill Connoby, Lawrence; Dean Ostrum, Russsell; division II, Lyle Rouse, Topela; hGordon Medlock, Atchison; James bibimburg, Leavenworth; Charles Gersh, Wyandotte.
Plays: division I, "Jacob Comes Home," Russell; "A Marriage Proposal," Wyandotte; division II. Which is the Way to Boston?" Lawrence; and "Pink and Patches" catchison.
Radio drama: division I, "Abe Lincoln," Wyandotte; division II, The Necklace", Ottawa.
Dean Ostrum, and Joyce O'Brien,
lussell, were chosen as the best ac-
kans and actress respectively in
A.
Class B
Original oration: division I, Leela Inelle Marks, Valley Falls; Solon mother, Turner; Lester Arvin, Paebe; division II, Eileen Everet, Toeka Catholic; Doris Hill, Holton; Pind Doris Woton, Herington.
Standard oration: division II, Earl Conner, Paola; John Beeby, Tolotka Catholic.
**Readings:** division II, Betty Lou
pimith, Rosedale; Geraldine Buening,
Valley Falls; Darline Dateworth,
Shirley Wagner, Boner,
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**Springs:** division I. Leeia Belle Marks, Valley Falls; Wendell Newman, Valley Falls; Jane Jones, Hertington; Norm Higgins, Turner; Division II, Edward Sondker, Holton; Verne Schneider, Bonner Springs; Naomi Routh, Holton; and like Overholt, Ellinwood.
After-dinner speech: division I, Joseph Glynchine, Topeka Catholic; Alice Bundy, Bonner Springs; Division II, Floyd Olivey, Turner; Muth Marie Rush, Valley Falls; and Notherine Lardner, Topeka Catho-
bio drama: division I, "After-
ward," Council Grove; "State
against Joe Miller," Ellinwood.
Division II, "The Necklace," Bonner
ornings; "Oliver Bean," Turner;
How's Business," Valley Falls; and
The Raven's First Flight," Paola.
B plays: division I, "Happy Jour-
ney," Bonner Springs. Division II,
the Road Into the Sun," Effing-
um; and "Why I Am a Bachelor,"
Ellinwood.
Malcolm Pfautz, Effingham, was chosen as the most outstanding actress, and Shirley Wagner, Bonner orings, as the best actress.
Standard oration: division I, Eu-
bec McCabe, Stanley; Jasper
Gangardner, Stillwell, Division II,
Powers, Linnwood
Bowers, Linwood
Original oration: division I, Joe
chwarting, Eskridge. Division II,
Ivy Showalter, Linwood.
Readings: division I Jennie Marie
Prison, Lawrence Oversee; Mary
Jane
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