By Tyler DeVault, OHS
Torch Reporter
“Being a part of speech was a great experience. It helped
me boost my confidence and everyone on the team was so supportive and willing
to help you,” said Sophomore Everlynn Roberts.
The Marjorie Risser Award goes to a first-year contestant in
speech. This show that the person who received this award took risks in a new
activity. The award went to Freshman Dylan Marris.
The Betty Tambling Award goes to a junior or senior who has stayed
with the activity faithfully. This award goes to someone who doesn't
necessarily win championships, but shows dedication to the team. The award went
to Senior Tyler DeVault.
The Mark Schwartz Award goes to a senior, or junior, who typically
has the most success as a competitor. It can also go to a team member who
speaks the truth well. This award was presented to Senior Jessie Birckelbaw and
Junior Collin Schopp.
The Julie Anne Crum Award goes to a junior or senior who
participated in Contest Play or Group Interpretation and loved the group aspect
of the activity. This person also helped keep the group together and produced
positive results. This award went to Senior Allison Schuette
The Technical Theater Award goes to a junior or senior who
contributed to the production of one or both Contest sets. This award went to
Senior Tim VanDyke.
“The crew for the contest play had some challenges to overcome,
such as losing a great deal of the crew to spring break vacations during the
contest. But in the end we all put forth the effort to get the set constructed
and ran the show on the road with good effect,” said VanDyke
The OHS Speech Team wrapped up a successful season in March with
the conclusion of Group Interpretation Edward Scissorhands and Contest
Play Steel Magnolias. The Contest Play placed fifth and the Group
Interpretation placed sixth. The individual event season ended in late
February, sending nine events to sectionals.
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