St. Raphael Royals Send Not One, Not Two but THREE students to the SCDSB Speech Finals

Pictured from left to right: Ashlynn Philion, Hailey Moskal and Brittany Thornton. April 19, 2011 - There were three students sent to the board public speaking semi-finals at St. Anne School last week to represent St. Raphael School. Believe it or not, the three students are all moving onto the finals. Ashlynn Philion took first place in the junior division for her speech on bubblegum - the history, the chemical make-up and the trend that never pops. Hailey Moskal took first place in the intermediate division for her speech on the history of newly acquired camp, and how the recent purchase has bonded her family together. Brittany Thornton took second place in the primary division for her speech on saving polar bears. The SCDSB finals are scheduled for Wednesday, April 20th at St. Francis School at 6:30 p.m. Share Tweet

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