2019 Speech Competition | School of Humanities

Ninth GHC Speech Competition (2019)

Date	April 12, 2019
Director	Steve Stuglin
Finalists	Sarah Gupta (Floyd) – Bet They Didn’t Teach This at School Abby Welchel (Floyd) – Negative Impact of Beuaty Standards Carson Graham (Floyd) – How to Resolve Decline in Lindale Nathaniel Carr (Cartersville) – Music is the Highest Form of Art Lyons Nida (Floyd) – Global Warming Click on finalist names for video of the speeches.
Sponsors	Rome Area Council for the Arts GHC Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning GHC Student Life Follett Bookstore GHC Honors Program
Final Round Judges	Don Green Leslie Johnson Aaron Green
Values Award Winners	Nathaniel Carr (Cartersville) – Music is the Highest Form of Art Shereca Hampton (Douglasville) – It Takes a Village Nicholas O-Brien (Cartersville) – Special Needs in America Carson Graham (Floyd) – How to Resolve Decline in Lindale Trinity Fielder (Floyd) – Is Having a College Education Important?
Semifinalists	Tejah Ironside, Jesses Parson,s Guessly Gonzalez, Anslee Doyal, Shemetrice Davis, Cesar Rendon, Nathaniel Carr, Bryson Horne, Shelby Roverts, Sarah Gupta, Kaitlyn Smith, Sarah Mazurek, Trinity Fielder, Ethan Underwood, Olivia Fortner, Morgan Scott, Ethan Riggs, Celina Leon Cisneros, Carson Graham, Amberly Dortch, Freddie Glass, Kevin Sasser, Lyons Nida, Ashley Storck, Lauren Murphy, Nicholas O-Brien, Elizabeth Livingston, Leslie Nolasco, Shereca Hampton, Chelsea Whitmire, Abby Welchel, Connon O-Guin
Total Competitors	61
Program	2019 Program