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A Showcase of Champions: Ms. Midgley Presents Award Winning Speech and Debate Team

Nathan Nguyen • May 1, 2014

On Tuesday April 29 the Speech and Debate team performed a their best oral pieces of the year to a small but adoring crowd. Here are pictures from the event.

Meghna Manohar recites her oratorical declamation that she’ll take to Nationals this Memorial weekend.
Meghna Manohar recites her oratorical declamation that she’ll take to Nationals this Memorial weekend. Photo Credit: Jennifer Fairbarns
Tiara Brown performs her children’s literature piece, The Day the Crayons Quit, which she took to States.
Tiara Brown performs her children’s literature piece, The Day the Crayons Quit, which she took to States. Photo Credit: Jennifer Fairbarns
Sara Shemali (right) and Meghna Manohar (left) perform their National qualifying duo.
Sara Shemali (right) and Meghna Manohar (left) perform their National qualifying duo. Photo Credit: Jennifer Fairbarns

 

Debate Captain Daniel Ingham performing his Oral interpretation.
Debate Captain Daniel Ingham performing his Oral interpretation. Photo Credit: Jennifer Fairbarn

Poetry Out Loud Wilde Lake Champion Evan Bell delivers her poem by Emily Dickinson.
Poetry Out Loud Wilde Lake Champion Evan Bell delivers her poem by Emily Dickinson. Photo Credit: Jennifer Fairbarns
Wilde Lake and Howard County Poetry Out Loud Champion Ni’Jah Richardson soliloquizes her two winning poems.
Wilde Lake and Howard County Poetry Out Loud Champion Ni’Jah Richardson soliloquizes her two winning poems.
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