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					LCHS speech team finalists from Charleston's invitational 
					are Sara Shane, second in radio speaking; Wyatt Phillis and 
					Matthew Langdon, third in humorous duet acting; Grace Sheley, 
					fifth in prose reading; Tegan Follis, third in poetry; 
					Madison Bishop, sixth in junior varsity impromptu speaking; 
					and Jacqueline Keysear, second in junior varsity oratorical 
					declamation.  | 
					
			 
            LCHS speech team competes in 'Hooray for Hollywood' at Charleston 
			 
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            [November 20, 2012] 
            CHARLESTON -- The Lincoln 
			Community High School speech team placed sixth overall at 
			Charleston's "Hooray for Hollywood" invitational on Saturday. The 
			16-member team had about 20 different entries competing in both 
			varsity and junior varsity divisions. 
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			 Speakers compete in 14 different categories to prepare for the state 
			series, which begins in February. After preliminary rounds are 
			completed, those who ranked the best according to judges from around 
			the state then compete head-to-head with the other "bests" in their 
			categories and divisions.Varsity finalists are students who have 
			competed on a speech team before, but not necessarily in that event. 
			Varsity finalists were senior Sara Shane, second place in radio 
			speaking; senior Wyatt Phillis and junior Matthew Langdon, third in 
			humorous duet acting; senior Tegan Follis, third in poetry speaking; 
			and senior Grace Sheley, fifth in prose speaking. 
			
			  
			Junior varsity members of the team who advanced to finals were 
			Madison Bishop, who placed sixth in impromptu speaking, and 
			Jacqueline Keysear, who placed second in oratorical declamation. 
			
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			 "The team is definitely growing, in both numbers and confidence," 
			said head coach Jennifer Keith. "The ones who put in the most amount 
			of practice are doing well and encouraging the others on the team to 
			join them at the top. 
			"From here on out, the competition will be practicing more, as 
			well as we will need to raise our games in order to continue 
			succeeding," Keith said. 
			After a week's break for Thanksgiving, the team will head to 
			Bloomington High School on Dec. 1 for its invitational. 
			
[Text from file received from Jennifer Keith, 
            
			Lincoln Community 
			High School]  |