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18 NEWSLETTER Volume 3, Issue 4
HIGH SCHOOL SHAKESPEARE SONNET COMPETITION n Wednesday, March 17, all freshmen English students Oenthusiastically gathered in the Performing Arts Center to hear 24 finalists perform Shakespeare sonnets. Each recitation was greeted with applause and cheers for friends and classmates! The time flew by as students were immersed in an experience of language and dynamic oral communication. The project began when all English 9 students were assigned a Shakespeare sonnet by their teacher as part of the formal study of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Students memorized and performed their sonnet for classmates and teachers then selected a few finalists from each class for the competition. The judges for the event were: Matthew Sipple, Neil Waltom and Michael Wilson, Head of the English department. Their deliberation was quick as the winners were announced by Pamela McCarty: Hee Yoon Park (3 rd place), Rasika Sethi (2 nd place) and Sindhuja Krishnamoorthy (1 st place). Ms. Pamela presented the winners with certificates at the Wednesday high school assembly and the remaining finalists received certificates from their teachers. Sonnet Finalists: Isaya Limphachya (Fah), Chayanant Meeprasertskul (Poon), Pan Nyomtha (Pan), Chontida Asavahame (Pleng), Hee Yoon Park, Sindhuja Krishnamoorthy (Sindhu), Waralee Kaewkoon (Mook), Adisa Narula, Naphisa Senanarong (Pim), Nichapar Boonparlit (Joy), Soravut Suchindah (Billy), Rio Baudish-McCabe, Daniel Bystrom (Mickey), Shrada Agrawal, Parkin Maskutrath (Sea), Anand Khorana, Rasika Sethi, Sakdinant Riangkrul (Dontree), Cheeyang Cheng, Yada Thongcheum (Yada), Nuttha Paisamsrisomsuk (Beer), Apama Jayaram, Piyabutr Marcar (Brian), Oranicha Jumreomvong (Natty) NEWSLETTER Volume 3, Issue 4 19
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