forth Shore students achieve in contest

NINE STUDENTS from North Shore schools, including
three from Hillside Middle School, finished in the top three
of their respective grades in the 12th Annual Hillside Public

Speaking Contest.

A total of 65 students from 16
Lower Mainland and Abbotsford
schools took part in the Oct. 25
competition.

Students from Grades 8 through
12 were limited to four-minute
speeches. The Grade 7 speakers
were limited to three minutes.
Competitors were allowed a
minute’s leeway on either side of
their allotted speech times.

Speakers registered between 3:30
p.m. and 4 p.m. the day of the
competition, and were allowed to
research their speeches for only the
two hours prior to speaking.

Speeches were judged on mate-
rial and organization, delivery,
personal appeal of the speaker and
overall effectiveness and originality
of the speech by an 18-judge panel,
which included individuals from

both the schools and the com-
munity.

Hillside’s Melissa Ander finished
first overall in the Grade 7 divi-
sion, followed by Jessica Baert
from York House.

Nike Grey from Hillside and
Sonia Huzyk from _ Lochdale
Community School tied for third
place.

In the Grade 8 speak-off,
Aynsley Wong from York House
finished first ahead of Lindsay
Moore from Collingwood.

Megan Long from Hillside and
Jeff Bailey from Maillard Junior
Secondary tied for third place.

Moscrop’s Farah Nazarali won
first place in the Grade 10 division,
finishing ahead of second place
Floris Van Lottum from West
Vancouver Secondary School and
third place Stephanie Griffin from

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The Grade 11 division winners
included Maria Preovolous from
Burnaby Central in first place,
Emmet Duncan from Vancouver
College in second place, and
Malcolm McKinnon from St.
Georges and Leo Wong from
Churchill tied for third place.

Kelly Robertson from North
Vancou.uver’s St. Thomas Aquinas
was the overall winner in the con-
test’s Grade 12 division and Philip
Howard from West Vancouver
Secondary School placed second.
Grace Chan from Burnaby Central
and Vered Cohen from York
House tied for third place.

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place winner with a $25 gift certif-
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Association.
Hillside Middle School presented

plaques to the winners and certifi-
cates to the second and third place

finishers.
All students received a certificate

of participation.

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FIRST-PLACE winners of the Hillside Junior Secondary Sckoo! debate
contest are pictured (clockwise from left) Melissa Ander, Krysia
Mossakowski, Farah Nozarali and Ayas Wong. A total of 65 students
from 16 Lower Mainland and Abbotsford schools took part in the Oct.

25 competition.

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