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Saturday, October 17, 2026 at 7:57 PM

LOCAL INTERPERS FARE WELL AT STATE

LOCAL INTERPERS FARE WELL AT STATE
Britton-Hecla’s oral interp team received a sweet send off with cookies before the State Festival last week where they earned many superiors and a Team Excellence Award. Left to right are Coach Gretchen Christenson, Chuck Schuller, Baylee Bender, Carter Chapin, Paisley Bray, Amelia Ingvalson and Coach Christina Bosse.
DANIEL JESZ

    The Britton-Hecla Oral Interpretation team earned strong results at the State Oral Interpretation Festival held over the weekend in Watertown. The group received a Team Excellence Award after receiving multiple superior ratings.
    Senior Paisley Bray closed her final season with three superior medals, including one in poetry. Carter Chapin earned a superior in storytelling, while Baylee Bender received a superior in oratory. Bray and Chapin also earned a superior rating together in the duo division. Charles Schuller earned a superior in the humorous category, and Amelia Ingvalson, Chapin, and Bray received a superior in readers theatre.
    Langford Area’s Daniel Jesz also earned a superior in the storytelling division and competed in humorous.
 


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