East Coweta
High School's success this fall is not limited to just the gridiron.
Two East Coweta
High School students recently walked away with honors in the county Voice
of Democracy audio/essay competition.
Junior Leslie
Yeager placed first in the county, while Drew Nations finished third.
Yeager won $100 and a certificate and will now compete at the district
level.
This year's
topic is "What Price is Freedom?"
The program
began in 1946 and was originally sponsored by the National Association
of Broadcasters.
The VFW became
involved in assisting the program in the 1950s and took over as primary
sponsors in 1961. Across the country, 56 winners this years will receive
scholarships totalling more than $139,500.
The finals
take place in Washington, D.C. when the judges listen to the tapes from
the winners of each state.







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