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Sidney High School senior Kelsey Franklin took top honors in Persuasive Speaking at the Plainsman Invitational speech competition at Perkins County, on Feb. 1.
As a team, Sidney finished second out of 17 school participating, placing ahead of the hosts. Ogallala won the event.
Although Franklin brought home the only title, she led a strong contingent of Raiders in the first competition of the year. Five individuals earned medals, as did the Oral Interpretation group and the acting duets. In addition, Thomas Webb was recognized as Top Novice for his presentation in Humorous Prose, while Moselle Yohn won Top Novice in the Extemporaneous Speaking category.
Sidney Medalists:
Individual
Kelsey Franklin - 1st, Persuasive Speaking
Casey Baldwin - 2nd, Extemporaneous Speaking; 2nd, Serious Prose
Riley Cheramie - 2nd, Persuasive Speaking
Jenny Myers - 3rd, Poetry
Will Castner - 5th, Extemporaneous Speaking
Duet
Sam Cheramie/Andrew Phelps - 2nd, Duet Acting
Jacob Evertson/Mitchel Renkert - 5th, Duet Acting
Drama
Jacob Evertson/LaNaya Gutierrez/Mitchel Renkert/Amy
Rowan/Jonathon Stokes - 4th, Oral Interpretation of Drama
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