Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Shhhh ... Glasgow speech and drama team member Mariah Holter is making some noise lately in mime competition.
The Glasgow speech and drama team attended the Billings Central High School Invitational Meet to compete against excellent competition – nearly 300 competitors from 24 other teams – and did well, Glasgow coach Matt Bacon told The Courier.
Bacon credited the following GHS students for turning in strong performances:
• Rachel Overby with a third place in humorous solo.
• Mariah Holter with a third place in mime.
• Ethan Jamba with a fourth Place in serious oral interpretation.
Holter said she was nervous going into her performance and her strong third place finish was a surprise. However, she did enjoy a first place finish in pantomime the previous week at the Wolf Point's first speech and drama meet in 15 years.
Glasgow speech and dram finals qualifications came from:
• Hailey Stone in serious solo.
• Maria Morris and Felicity Soper in serious duo.
• Max Knodel.
For Glasgow S&D, the holiday break comes early. They're next scheduled competition is the Malta Invitational on Saturday, Jan. 10. Jan. 17 is a TBA date for the team.
The Eastern B/C Divisional is Friday, Jan. 23-24 at Plentywood, and State B/C follows Jan. 30-31 at Ennis.
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