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.Ray Sinelar J~kes Second Place in .Hera.ld-Express Oratorical Contest Ray Sinetar, one of Hamilton's foremost orators, and a member of the Tahitian Class, captured a very convincing second place in the­ third preliminary of the Herafd-Express section of the ninth annual · Tournament of Orators; at Belmont high school last Tuesday. At the conclusion of the tournament, the score sheets of the five · judges indicated that Ray had tied for first place with Jerry Pen­ nington of Venice, and a break· down of the place positions of Vote Registration Held th~ two contestants also dis· closed a tie in the number of For Student Elections firsts, second, and thirds. Pen­ Registration for voting for nington, however, came through Student Body and Girls' and with a slim majority of 10 . Boys' League officers took points in his total percentage place Tuesday through Friday. score, and was awarded first With precincts set up in the place. . lunch court, one for each period, More may be· said of Mr. Sin· · registration went according to etar. , . Congressional rooms. 0 n 1 y Placing first in a speech con· those who registered can vote test sponsored by the Native · when the elections ~ake place. Sons of the Golden West, and Tqe hard-working election including competition from four committee, under the direction other schools, Ray won a $10 of student ·body vice-president, prize, plus top honors. He is Sam Wright, had everything to return soon for the next under control. Early in the round. week Sam stated that he hoped On April 26 Ray delivered a · everyone would register in one stirring speech at a contest of the four days allotted for . sponsored by the Elks 'Lodge · registration.· on Central. Avenue. Once again Catharine stage craft class. The set Students interested in running he placed first, winning $25. He man are seen here, putting the finishing . will give the stage electricians an idea of where !or Student Body office an­ stood in the center of the lodge swered· the call for leaders last touches .on the model set they have constructed to put their mikes and how the stage will look, room and spoke to 200 Negroes week. about themselves and the Con· for Hamilton's gigantic spring musical. The and will 'give Joe Smith's sta'e :construction The stiff qualifications which building of this model set and the finishing class an idea of what their finished product stitutlon. A young Negro girl had to be met by candidates to from Poly High placed second. touches on all the props are the jobs of Miss should look like. Hnmnt- Plo;oto ~ :dan-e.,. ••••• be eligible, will be an Important Mrs. Sylvia Gaustad, public factor in getting a successful speaking teacher, who accom· group of officers for the next panled Ray, stated, "I experl· Student Leaders semester. These qualifications enced a trt"

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