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120 documents for american legion oratorical contest

- Chesterfield, Mo. High School Senior Sweeps to Victory, Earns $18K Scholarship in American Legion Oratorical Contest.
INDIANAPOLIS -- A high school senior from Chesterfield, capped a busy weekend of competition in Indianapolis by earning an $18,000 college scholarship...
- Business Wire
- April 18, 2011
- Powell, Ohio Youth Places Second in National Speech Competition, Earns $16K Scholarship in American Legion Oratorical Contest.
INDIANAPOLIS -- A high school senior from Powell, Ohio, capped a busy weekend of competition in Indianapolis by earning a $16,000 college scholarship ...
- Business Wire
- April 18, 2011
- Orinda, Calif., Senior Places Third in National Speech Competition, Earns $14K Scholarship In American Legion Oratorical Contest.
INDIANAPOLIS -- A high school senior from Orinda, Calif., capped a busy weekend of competition in Indianapolis by earning a $14,000 college scholarshi...
- Business Wire
- April 18, 2011

- Maryland High School Senior Sweeps to Victory, Earns $18k Scholarship in American Legion Oratorical Contest
To: STATE EDITORS Contact: Joe March, +1-317-748-1926, or John Raughter, +1-317- 441-8847, both of the American Legion
- U.S. Newswire
- April 07, 2008
- Schs Senior Wins Scholarship in Oratory
bcalwell@cnpapers.com 304-348-5188 A South Charleston High School senior, whose career goal is to become a schoolteacher, won college scholarship money in the recent American Legion Oratorical Scholarship Contest.
- Charleston Gazette
- April 06, 2011
- Lafayette, Ind., Senior Sweeps to Victory, Earns $18K Scholarship In American Legion Oratorical Contest.
INDIANAPOLIS -- A high school senior from Lafayette, Ind., capped a busy weekend of competition in Indianapolis by earning an $18,000 college scholars...
- Business Wire
- April 20, 2009
- Freshman Wins State Oratorical Contest
Sumaia Masoom, a Platteville High School freshman, won the 2011 American Legion Oratorical Contest, sponsored by The Wisconsin American Legion, on Saturday. Each contestant delivered a prepared oration about some phase of the U.S. Constitution as well as an oration on a randomly assigned constitutional topic. Masoom's winning oration was entitled: "We The People.
- Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
- February 22, 2011
- Legion Speech Contest Slated for High School Students
All Maine high school students are invited to participate in the 2012 American Legion National High School Oratorical Scholarship Program, a constitutional speech contest. Competing students will participate in a local Legion Post contest with the winner advancing to that areas district contest. The subsequent winner will advance to the state finals, and that winner will represent Maine in the national contest in Indianapolis in April 2012.
- Bangor Daily News
- October 07, 2011
- Rhs Senior Wins Countywide Contest
REDLANDS - John Paul Beall Frehner, 17, a senior at Redlands High School, won the countywide American Legion oratorical contest held recently at American Legion Post 106 in Redlands. He was sponsored by Post 106. First runner-up was Matthew Delgado, 17, a senior at Carter High School in Rialto. He was sponsored by Robert Allen Romo Post 422, Rialto.
- Redlands Daily Facts
- February 16, 2010
- Legions' Oratorical Scholarship Program Open to High School Students
WATERVILLE -- High school students in grades nine to 12, of public schools, private schools, parochial schools and home- schooled, are invited to compete in the 2012 American Legion National High School Oratorical Scholarship Program, a constitutional speech contest. Students will compete in a local Legion post contest and the winner will compete in that area's district contest. The district winner will advance to the state finals. The department winner will represent Maine in the national contest in Indianapolis in April, with the national organization funding round-trip tickets, two nights at a hotel and daily allowances for both the contestant and a chaperon over 21 years of age.
- Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
- November 20, 2011