Forensics Postponed But Not Indefinitely

March 24, 2020

Many student activities have been disrupted, suspended, and postponed indefinitely, but the annual EC forensics public speaking competition was not one of them. While snow days delayed both the in-class presentations and the final competition, the three finalists in each category presented before the student body. In the poetry category, students Danielle Brown, Stephen Czach, and Ginny Taylor presented. Grace Miller, Rachel Scott, and Michelle Villella competed in the prose category. Finally, Madeleine Arbogast, Fernando Caccia, and Scarlett Hamilton competed in the oratory category.

The St. John Chrysostom scholarship was awarded to each of the winners: Danielle Brown, Grace Miller, and Fernando Caccia. Congratulations to all EC finalists and winners!















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