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Poetic performances: 42 GBN
finalists recite poetry readings
North students
participate in
Poetry Out Loud
Staff Report
More than 1,000 Glenbrook
North students
memorized and recited
poetry readings in front
of their English classes as
part of a popular national
recitation contest known
as Poetry Out Loud.
Forty-two student finalists
selected as classroom
representatives by GBN
educators then performed
Feb. 5 in the GBN library
at the school’s final for the
chance to advance to the
contest’s regional competition.
A group of judges determined
the winner of
the final by formulating a
score for each student. To
calculate each student’s
score, the judges followed
scoring guidelines set by
Poetry Out Loud organizers,
which evaluates
performers on a variety of
criteria.
Judges named sophomore
Hannah Foster the
winner. Foster advanced
Poetry Out Loud top scorers
First place: Hannah Foster, reading “Harold and the
Purple Crayon”
Second place: Zoe Shiman, reading “Dead Bodies”
Third place: Peyton Reisman, reading “To the notebook
kid”
Glenbrook North sophomore Hannah Foster recites
“Harold and the Purple Crayon” Feb. 5 at Glenbrook
North. Foster was named the winner of GBN’s Poetry Out
Loud final. Photos by Martin Carlino/22nd Century Media
Drake Marquez reads his poem in front of a crowd of
students, parents and faculty members.
to the regional competition
held Feb. 13
This was the second
year North students took
part in the contest. Approximately
600 students
participated in last year’s
inaugural event.
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for Reds for years, and
greet regular visitors by
name with an enthusiastically
helpful attitude.
Their staff has grown over
the last ten years from 20
to 50 peak-season employees,
but the priority
of customer service and a
passion for plants has remained
constant.
“We always knew that
we wanted to continue the
family business,” Ullrich
said. “We felt embraced
by the tradition and really
wanted to make it work.
And we have a love for living
things that we want to
share with people.”
The public is welcome to
attend the Chamber’s Annual
Meeting and Dinner at
the Hilton Chicago/Northbrook
at 5 p.m. on Feb.
25. In addition to award
presentations, the event
will feature a keynote presentation
on trends in community
redevelopment by
Scott Goodman, Principal
of Farpoint Development.
For registration information,
call the Chamber office
at (847) 498-5555.
Tuesday, February 19
5 pm to 6:30 pm
Whitehall of Deerfield
300 Waukegan Road