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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1963

Page

10

Tucson High Boy Speech Winner

John C. Vallentine Jr., 17, of Tucson High School, won first in a district oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion Arizona division and the Arizona Republic. Four high schools from Pima and Pinal counties competed at the University of Arizona College of Law. Vallentine advances to the state contest on March 22 in Phoenix. Second place went to Jennifer Schurig of Casa Grande High School. Third to Ernestina Fuentes of Sunnyside High School. Fourth to Robin Winter of Rincon High School.

John C. Vallentine Jr Tucson American Legion Department of Arizona Arizona Republic Pima Pinal College of Law University of Arizona Vallentine Phoenix John C. Valentine N. Norris Ave Jennifer Schurig Casa Grande High School Rudolph G. Somers Casa Grande Ernestina Fuentes Sunnyside High School Alfredo de la Ossa E. Elvado Road Robin Winter Rincon High School Charles Winter 19Th St Merritt Schwann John Silver Benjamin Ward Daniel J. Reidy American Legion District

Three hundred students to attend UA festival

Three hundred high school students from across the state are slated for the seventh annual Arizona Speech and Drama Festival at the University of Arizona tomorrow. The program features 16 one act plays and cuts from three act plays from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at the university theater with interpretive events on the College of Education third floor. Dr. Klonda Lynn heads the UA speech department and coordinates the festival. Robert C. Burroughs leads the drama section and Carole Harreson manages interpretation.

Arizona University of Arizona Tomorrow University Theater College of Education Klonda Lynn UA Department of Speech Robert C. Burroughs Carole Harreson

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