Moving on: Campbell students continue life skills contest with argumentative speeches
Published 10:36 am Thursday, March 21, 2019
Silas Coogle, a seventh-grader at Campbell Junior High School, gave a speech about the importance of feeding birds in round two of Campbell's in-house Amazing Shake competition Wednesday. (Photo by Lashana Harney)
Maggie Zeysing, a seventh-grader at Campbell Junior High School, gave a speech in round two of Campbell's in-house Amazing Shake competition Wednesday. (Photo by Lashana Harney)
Michaela Hubert, a seventh-grader at Campbell Junior High School, gave a speech about helping homeless shelters in round two of Campbell's in-house Amazing Shake competition Wednesday. (Photo by Lashana Harney)
Haley Curry, a seventh-grader at Campbell Junior High School, gave a speech in round two of Campbell's in-house Amazing Shake competition Wednesday. (Photo by Lashana Harney)
Allie Randall, a seventh-grader at Campbell Junior High School, gave a speech in round two of Campbell's in-house Amazing Shake competition Wednesday. (Photo by Lashana Harney)
Elliot Pope, a seventh-grader at Campbell Junior High School, gave a speech in round two of Campbell's in-house Amazing Shake competition Wednesday. (Photo by Lashana Harney)
Addison Baber, a seventh-grader at Campbell Junior High School, gave a speech in round two of Campbell's in-house Amazing Shake competition Wednesday. (Photo by Lashana Harney)
Liam Parido, a seventh-grader at Campbell Junior High School, gave a speech in round two of Campbell's in-house Amazing Shake competition Wednesday. (Photo by Lashana Harney)
Students gave impassioned speeches about the importance of feeding birds, the demand for tutoring, the benefits of visiting the elderly and more Wednesday.
Ten seventh-graders gave speeches during round two of Campbell Junior High School’s in-house Amazing Shake competition. Judges selected the highest-scoring students during Monday’s Gauntlet competition.
The judges selected five students to move onto the final round, choosing the students who presented their speeches with confidence, energy and a clear demonstration of knowledge about their subject.
The final round competitors — Silas Coogle, Sydney Herringshaw, Michaela Hubert, Cooper Wasson and Maggie Zeysing — are in for a surprise as they will venture off-campus for a real-life test of their professionalism Friday.
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