CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOCIATION DUO Interpretation Coversheet
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1 CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOCIATION Student's Name: DUO Interpretation Coversheet School: League: Area: (circle one) Title of Selection: Author: No. of Added Words: Publisher: Scripts and cover sheets are due to the League President on. Failure to submit scripts and corrections by the deadline may result in disqualification of entry. Students may be audio or videotaped, interviewed or photographed during the CHSSA State Tournament. By entering the state tournament both the student and his/her parents grant permission for CHSSA to use the student s photo or words in CHSSA publications/websites or in CHSSA issued publicity. This permission is given without expectation of monetary or other compensation at this or any other time. Those declining to grant such permission must complete and submit the Media Opt-out form available at and submit it to their area chair WITH their state tournament entry. Receipt of opt-out forms must be confirmed via . NOTE: The 2014 State Tournament will be held April 25 th -27 th. Students who are unavailable to attend on these dates are ineligible to compete in the qualification tournaments. COACH/STUDENT SIGNATURE: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA By-Laws and printed on this form. Failure to adhere to these requirements shall result in disqualification of this entry. SIGNATURE OF COACH: SIGNATURE OF STUDENT(1): SIGNATURE OF STUDENT(2): PARENT GUARDIAN SIGNATURE: I have read the materials contained in the attached speech and approve their use by my son/daughter. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN(1): SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN(2): If signed by only one parent or guardian, such parent or guardian represents that he/she if parent, is either a single parent or is authorized to give permission on behalf of both parents, or, if guardian, is the appointed guardian of the above-named student. ADMINISTRATOR SIGNATURE I approve the materials contained in the attached speech to represent HS. SIGNATURE OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR: DATE: LEAGUE PRESIDENT SIGNATURE AND AREA CHAIRPERSON: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA Constitution & Bylaws. League President s Signature Area Chairperson s Signature
2 CHSSA RULES FOR DUO INTERPRETATION Please refer to the CHSSA bylaws for a full set of rules Contestants must adhere to the material as submitted when performing during all contest rounds. LINES INTENTIONALLY OMITTED FROM THE SCRIPT BUT ADDED TO THE PERFORMANCE WILL LEAD TO DISQUALIFICATION. A. General Rules for all Interpretation of Literature Events a. A selection is any quotation from a work of no less than 150 words or a complete work of fewer than 150 words. b. No contestant may use exactly the same literary work which s/he used in previous competitive years. c. No contestant may enter the same selection in two state qualifying events. d. No selection shall be the contestant s original work; the contestant shall suggest the thoughts, emotions, the ideas and purposes of the author. e. Every contestant must use published materials. Published as used in these rules means materials commercially printed, published, readily available, and nationally distributed by December 31 of that competitive school year. Selections available only on nationally distributed phonograph, compact disc, audio or video tape recordings, shall be permitted only if the material used is printed on the jacket or box of the recording or on a printed insert with the recording. Only the original printed source or a photocopy of the original printed source shall be considered adequate proof of publication. f. Electronically-sourced literary works, such as text published in online literary journals and magazines*, PDFs and e-reader content, are permitted as long as they meet the requirements set forth in the CHSSA bylaws go to Article IX for full rules. g. With the exception of Thematic Interpretation, contestants may not combine two or more pieces of literature. A piece of literature shall be defined as one piece of writing which was written with the intent to be published as one work. This will not include pieces such as collected works of an author or group of authors; collections of newspaper articles or cartoons published as one book, but will include pieces such as A Light in the Attic which was written with the intent of being published as one work. h. A maximum of 150 words may be added to the selection to provide introductory and transitional materials insofar as those added materials do not change the author s intent. i. If material from other published works is specifically referenced within the literature selected for interpretation, the words must be counted as part of the 150 added word limit and be inserted where spoken, underlined and properly cited according to MLA guidelines. I. Identification of the Selection: a. The title of the selection and name of the author must be given by the contestant when the selection is introduced. (For Oratorical Interpretation, see specific rules). Failure of a contestant to introduce the selection as prescribed shall result in being penalized not more than one rank by tab room officials. II. Manuscript Requirements: a. Photocopies of the interpretation selections including title pages (and table of contents if from an anthology) and the publisher page must be submitted with each contestant s entry to the State Qualifying Tournament (for Interpretations sourced electronically or from the internet, see event specific rules in the bylaws). Scripts provided by Script City, Book City of Burbank, and Hollywood Collectibles or similar script publisher need not have a publisher page, but must provide proof of being commercially printed, published, readily available, and nationally distributed. An example of such proof may be in the form of a receipt for purchase which shows above criteria have been met. b. For all interpretive events, the pages used and ONLY the pages used in the interpretation must be copied in their entirety. The portion(s) of the author s work being used in the interpretation must be highlighted. Words not used in the cutting should NOT be highlighted but must not be obscured so as to be illegible. c. All added words including introductory, transitional, and updating material shall be typewritten or printed neatly and inserted into the selection and underlined. The placement of added words must be clearly indicated. Unpublished material used for introductions and transitions of interpretations must be the original work of the contestant. Published and/or quoted material used for introductions and transitions of interpretations must be properly cited according to MLA guidelines. Transitions and other added material must not change the author s intent. d. League Presidents shall forward to the Area Chairperson proper photocopies of all contestant interpretations that have qualified for the State Tournament. The coach, contestant, parent/guardian, and a school administrator must sign the CHSSA cover sheet and attach it to all scripts submitted for qualification for the State Tournament. Specific Rules for DUO Interpretation: Each of the two performers may play one or more characters so long as performance responsibility in the cutting remains as balanced as possible. If the selection is prose or poetry and contains narration, either or both of the performers may present the narration. Introductory and/or transitional material may be presented by either or both contestants. The material may be humorous or dramatic, or combine both tones depending on the selected work. MANUSCRIPT REQUIREMENTS Students Coach L Pres A. Chr DID THE STUDENTS Obtain the necessary signatures: Students, coach, parents, administrator? Submit a copy of the title page (NOT the outside cover of the book)? Submit a copy of the entire table of contents (if any) and highlight title? Submit a copy of the copyright page or acceptable alternate document as described above? Submit a copy of EVERY page that has a performed line in order performed? Submit all copies with NO CUT OFF or CROSSED OUT words? Submit a typed, underlined, double spaced copy of intro on a separate page insert where spoken? Include the title and author in their introductory material? Underlined all added words? DO NOT HIGHLIGHT ADDED WORDS! Highlight in ONE COLOR all words performed in selection? Neatly written and UNDERLINED all added words and indicated their placement in the performance? Write the number of added words (INCLUDING INTRO) on the coversheet? Only add words for the purpose of transition, introduction & updating? Remain true to the author s intent?
3 CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOCIATION Dramatic/Humorous Interpretation Coversheet Event: Student's Name: School: League: Area: (circle one) Title of Selection: No. of Added Words: Author: Publisher: Scripts and cover sheets are due to the League President on. Failure to submit scripts and corrections by the deadline may result in disqualification of entry. Students may be video or audio taped, interviewed or photographed during the CHSSA State Tournament. By entering the state tournament both the student and his/her parents grant permission for CHSSA to use the student s photo or words in CHSSA publications/websites or in CHSSA issued publicity. This permission is given without expectation of monetary or other compensation at this or any other time. Those declining to grant such permission must complete and submit the Media Opt-out form available at and submit it to their area chair WITH their state tournament entry. Receipt of opt-out forms must be confirmed via . NOTE: The 2014 State Tournament will be held April 25 th -27 th. Students who are unavailable to attend on these dates are ineligible to compete in the qualification tournaments. COACH/STUDENT SIGNATURE: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA By-Laws and printed on this form. Failure to adhere to these requirements shall result in disqualification of this entry. SIGNATURE OF COACH: SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: PARENT GUARDIAN SIGNATURE: I have read the materials contained in the attached speech and approve their use by my son/daughter. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN: If signed by only one parent or guardian, such parent or guardian represents that he/she if parent, is either a single parent or is authorized to give permission on behalf of both parents, or, if guardian, is the appointed guardian of the above-named student. ADMINISTRATOR SIGNATURE I approve the materials contained in the attached speech to represent HS. SIGNATURE OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR: DATE: LEAGUE PRESIDENT SIGNATURE AND AREA CHAIRPERSON: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA Constitution & Bylaws. League President s Signature Area Chairperson s Signature
4 CHSSA RULES FOR DRAMATIC/HUMOROUS INTERPRETATION Please refer to the CHSSA bylaws for a full set of rules Contestants must adhere to the material as submitted when performing during all contest rounds. LINES INTENTIONALLY OMITTED FROM THE SCRIPT BUT ADDED TO THE PERFORMANCE WILL LEAD TO DISQUALIFICATION. A. General Rules for all Interpretation of Literature Events a. A selection is any quotation from a work of no less than 150 words or a complete work of fewer than 150 words. b. No contestant may use exactly the same literary work which s/he used in previous competitive years. c. No contestant may enter the same selection in two state qualifying events. d. No selection shall be the contestant s original work; the contestant shall suggest the thoughts, emotions, the ideas and purposes of the author. e. Every contestant must use published materials. Published as used in these rules means materials commercially printed, published, readily available, and nationally distributed by December 31 of that competitive school year. Selections available only on nationally distributed phonograph, compact disc, audio or video tape recordings, shall be permitted only if the material used is printed on the jacket or box of the recording or on a printed insert with the recording. Only the original printed source or a photocopy of the original printed source shall be considered adequate proof of publication. f. Electronically-sourced literary works, such as text published in online literary journals and magazines*, PDFs and e-reader content, are permitted as long as they meet the requirements set forth in the CHSSA bylaws go to Article IX for full rules. g. With the exception of Thematic Interpretation, contestants may not combine two or more pieces of literature. A piece of literature shall be defined as one piece of writing which was written with the intent to be published as one work. This will not include pieces such as collected works of an author or group of authors; collections of newspaper articles or cartoons published as one book, but will include pieces such as A Light in the Attic which was written with the intent of being published as one work. h. A maximum of 150 words may be added to the selection to provide introductory and transitional materials insofar as those added materials do not change the author s intent. i. If material from other published works is specifically referenced within the literature selected for interpretation, the words must be counted as part of the 150 added word limit and be inserted where spoken, underlined and properly cited according to MLA guidelines. I. Identification of the Selection: a. The title of the selection and name of the author must be given by the contestant when the selection is introduced. (For Oratorical Interpretation, see specific rules). Failure of a contestant to introduce the selection as prescribed shall result in being penalized not more than one rank by tab room officials. II. Manuscript Requirements: a. Photocopies of the interpretation selections including title pages (and table of contents if from an anthology) and the publisher page must be submitted with each contestant s entry to the State Qualifying Tournament (for Interpretations Electronically sourced or from the internet, see event specific rules in the bylaws). Scripts provided by Script City, Book City of Burbank, and Hollywood Collectibles or similar script publisher need not have a publisher page, but must provide proof of being commercially printed, published, readily available, and nationally distributed. An example of such proof may be in the form of a receipt for purchase which shows above criteria have been met. b. For all interpretive events, the pages used and ONLY the pages used in the interpretation must be copied in their entirety. The portion(s) of the author s work being used in the interpretation must be highlighted. Words not used in the cutting should NOT be highlighted but must not be obscured so as to be illegible. c. All added words including introductory, transitional, and updating material shall be typewritten or printed neatly and inserted into the selection and underlined. The placement of added words must be clearly indicated. Unpublished material used for introductions and transitions of interpretations must be the original work of the contestant. Published and/or quoted material used for introductions and transitions of interpretations must be properly cited according to MLA guidelines. Transitions and other added material must not change the author s intent. d. League Presidents shall forward to the Area Chairperson proper photocopies of all contestant interpretations that have qualified for the State Tournament. The coach, contestant, parent/guardian, and a school administrator must sign the CHSSA cover sheet and attach it to all scripts submitted for qualification for the State Tournament. Specific Rules for Dramatic and Humorous Interpretation: a. Single or multiple character selections may be used. MANUSCRIPT REQUIREMENTS Student Coach L Pres A. Chr DID THE STUDENT Obtain the necessary signatures: Student, coach, parent, administrator? Submit a copy of the title page (NOT the outside cover of the book)? Submit a copy of the entire table of contents (if any) and highlight title? Submit a copy of the copyright page or acceptable alternate document as described above. Submit a copy of EVERY page that has a performed line in order performed? Submit all copies with NO CUT OFF or CROSSED OUT words? Submit a typed, underlined, double spaced copy of intro on a separate page inserted where spoken? Include the title and author in their introductory material? Underlined all added words? DO NOT HIGHLIGHT ADDED WORDS! Highlight in ONE COLOR all of the author s words performed in selection? Neatly written and UNDERLINED all added words and indicated their placement in the performance? Write the number of added words (INCLUDING INTRO) on the coversheet? Only add words for the purpose of transition, introduction & updating? Remain true to the author s intent?
5 CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOCIATION Student's Name: Expository Coversheet School: League: Area: (circle one) Title of Selection: Subject of Expository: No. of Quoted Words: Scripts and cover sheets are due to the League President on. Failure to submit scripts and corrections by the deadline may result in disqualification of entry. NOTE: The 2014 State Tournament will be held April 25 th -27 th. Students who are unavailable to attend on these dates are ineligible to compete in the qualification tournaments. Students may be video taped, interviewed or photographed during the CHSSA State Tournament. By entering the state tournament both the student and his/her parents grant permission for CHSSA to use the student s photo or words in CHSSA publications/websites or in CHSSA issued publicity and to publish their manuscript as part of their curriculum package and organization publications. This permission is given without expectation of monetary or other compensation at this or any other time. Those declining to grant such permission must complete and submit the Media Opt-out form available at and submit it to their area chair WITH their state tournament entry. Receipt of opt-out forms must be confirmed via . COACH/STUDENT SIGNATURE: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA By-Laws and printed on this form. Failure to adhere to these requirements shall result in disqualification of this entry. SIGNATURE OF COACH: SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: STUDENT must sign below if MLA style guidelines for internal citations are not followed and/or a "works-cited" page is not attached to the manuscript. I hereby certify that this original composition was accomplished without access to or use of any outside sources. SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: PARENT GUARDIAN SIGNATURE: I have read the materials contained in the attached speech and approve their use by my son/daughter. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN: If signed by only one parent or guardian, such parent or guardian represents that he/she if parent, is either a single parent or is authorized to give permission on behalf of both parents, or, if guardian, is the appointed guardian of the above-named student. ADMINISTRATOR SIGNATURE I approve the materials contained in the attached speech to represent HS. SIGNATURE OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR: LEAGUE PRESIDENT AND AREA CHAIR SIGNATURES: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA Constitution & Bylaws. League President s Signature Area Chairperson s Signature
6 CHSSA RULES FOR EXPOSITORY For full contest rules visit 1. Topics: All speeches entered must be the original work of the contestant. a. Speakers using subjects that they used in competition in previous years shall be disqualified. b. Contestants are prohibited from using the same subject in other original events in the same or subsequent years. 2. Time: Speeches shall be no longer than ten minutes; there is no minimum time. If this time limit is exceeded by more than 30 seconds, the speaker will be penalized by a lowering of one rank by tab room officials. Judges should use discretion if the speaker is forced to exceed this time limit due to audience reaction. 3. Delivery: With the exception of Expository, no notes, visual or audio aids, or manuscripts shall be permitted during delivery. Speeches must be delivered from memory. 4. Quoted Words: No more than 150 words of the speech may be direct quotations from another source. 5. Manuscript Requirements: A double-spaced typewritten copy of the speech with all quotations underlined must be submitted to the League President prior to the State Qualifying Tournament. The manuscript must follow the MLA style guidelines for internal citations and must include a works-cited page, or shall include a disclaimer from the student indicating that the composition was accomplished without access to or use of any published sources. The number of all quoted words (including a, an, the) must be specified on the CHSSA cover sheet. 6. Verification of Manuscripts: League Presidents shall forward to the Area Chairperson proper manuscripts qualified for the State Tournament. The coach, contestant, parent/guardian, and a school administrator must sign the CHSSA cover sheet and attach it to all manuscripts submitted for qualification for the State Tournament. 7. The performance must begin and end from the center stage area. Contestants must remain in the staging area throughout the performance. A. Violations of general and/or specific rules, except as noted, shall result in the contestant being ranked no higher than seventh (7 th ) place in the round(s) in which the violation occurs, or being disqualified. SPECIFIC RULES FOR EXPOSITORY: a. Topics: Any appropriate subject may be used, but the primary purpose of the speech shall be to describe, clarify, explain, and/or define and object, idea, concept, or process. Topics/subjects fabricated by the speaker may not be used. This is a speech to inform. Not a performance, and the emphasis should be placed on the oral presentation rather than on audio or visual aids used in support of the informative goal of the speech. b. Aids: The speech may be delivered from memory, notes, or manuscript. Visual and audio aids may be used during the presentation of the speech. No live animals or other persons may be used as visual aids or to help set up and/or present the speech. No costumes shall be worn by the contestant. Items of dress necessary to the presentation of the speech may be put on during the speech. These must be considered aids and may not be part of the speaker s beginning and ending attire. Prior to the first speech, contestants may set up materials off stage. Any and all aids must be removed from in front of the audience at the conclusion of the speech. Any alteration to the student s physical appearance must be substantially restored to its original state by the end of the performance. Students may not use any prop that would be considered contraband. c. Time: The ten-minute time limit shall include time to set up and remove aids. Please note: the following appears in the GUIDELINES printed on the ballot. This is a guideline only, and not a rule: Visual aids are not required; they are secondary. The speech is more important and must be given greater weight in a judge s decision. Student Coach L Pres A. Chr DID THE STUDENT Obtain the necessary signatures: Student, coach, parent, administrator? Submit a TYPED, DOUBLE SPACED copy of their speech? Internally cite all information, quotes & ideas using MLA (author pg#)? Underlined all quoted words? Counted the number of quoted words & written the total on the coversheet? Include an MLA works cited page: Alphabetical order The first word in each entry matches first word in internal citation Internal Cite: (Law, 22) Works Cited: Law, Tony. How I became a DDR Beast. Memphis: Screamin Eagle Press Include all internally cited sources on their works cited page? Identify any non-factual reference (including personal ones) as such? Submit a speech with the primary purpose of describing, clarifying, explaining and/or defining an object, idea, concept or process.
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8 CHSSA COVER SHEET as of State Tournament 2014 CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOCIATION Oratorical Interpretation Coversheet Student's Name: School: League: Area: (circle one) Title of Selection: No. of Added Words: Author: Date speech originally given: Audience: IF FROM A WEBSITE Web address: IF FROM A PUBLICATION Source/Publisher: Scripts and cover sheets are due to the League President on. Failure to submit scripts & corrections by the deadline may result in disqualification of entry. NOTE: The 2014 State Tournament will be held April 25 th -27 th. Students who are unavailable to attend on these dates are ineligible to compete in the qualification tournaments. Students may be audio or videotaped, interviewed or photographed during the CHSSA State Tournament. By entering the state tournament both the student and his/her parents grant permission for CHSSA to use the student s photo or words in CHSSA publications/websites or in CHSSA issued publicity. This permission is given without expectation of monetary or other compensation at this or any other time. Those declining to grant such permission must complete and submit the Media Opt-out form available at and submit it to their area chair WITH their state tournament entry. Receipt of opt-out forms must be confirmed via . COACH/STUDENT SIGNATURE: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA By- Laws and printed on this form. Failure to adhere to these requirements shall result in disqualification of this entry. SIGNATURE OF COACH: SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: PARENT GUARDIAN SIGNATURE: I have read the materials contained in the attached speech and approve their use by my son/daughter. I further acknowledge that oratorical Interpretation will be filmed as part of an instructional video for the CHSSA. "Those declining being videotaped and/or interviewed must complete and submit the OI Opt-out Form (available at SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN: If signed by only one parent or guardian, such parent or guardian represents that he/she if parent, is either a single parent or is authorized to give permission on behalf of both parents, or, if guardian, is the appointed guardian of the above-named student. ADMINISTRATOR SIGNATURE I approve the materials contained in the attached speech to represent HS. SIGNATURE OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR: DATE: LEAGUE PRESIDENT SIGNATURE AND AREA CHAIRPERSON: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA Constitution & Bylaws. League President s Signature Area Chairperson s Signature
9 CHSSA COVER SHEET as of State Tournament 2014 CHSSA RULES FOR ORATORICAL INTERPRETATION Please refer to the CHSSA bylaws for a full set of rules Contestants must adhere to the material as submitted when performing during all contest rounds. LINES INTENTIONALLY OMITTED FROM THE SCRIPT BUT ADDED TO THE PERFORMANCE WILL LEAD TO DISQUALIFICATION. A. General Rules for all Interpretation of Literature Events a. A selection is any quotation from a work of no less than 150 words or a complete work of fewer than 150 words. b. No contestant may use exactly the same literary work which s/he used in previous competitive years. c. No contestant may enter the same selection in two state qualifying events. d. No selection shall be the contestant s original work; the contestant shall suggest the thoughts, emotions, the ideas and purposes of the author. e. Every contestant must use published materials. Published as used in these rules means materials commercially printed, published, readily available, and nationally distributed by December 31 of that competitive school year. Selections available only on nationally distributed phonograph, compact disc, audio or video tape recordings, shall be permitted only if the material used is printed on the jacket or box of the recording or on a printed insert with the recording. Only the original printed source or a photocopy of the original printed source shall be considered adequate proof of publication. f. Electronically-sourced literary works, such as text published in online literary journals and magazines*, PDFs and e-reader content, are permitted as long as they meet the requirements set forth in the CHSSA bylaws go to Article IX for full rules. g. Contestants cannot combine two or more speeches the entire selection shall be from a single speech. (paraphrase of rule) h. A maximum of 150 words may be added to the selection to provide introductory and transitional materials insofar as those added materials do not change the author s intent. i. If material from other published works is specifically referenced within the literature selected for interpretation, the words must be counted as part of the 150 added word limit and be inserted where spoken, underlined and properly cited according to MLA guidelines. I. Manuscript Requirements: a. Photocopies of the interpretation selections including title pages (and table of contents if from an anthology) and the publisher page must be submitted with each contestant s entry to the State Qualifying Tournament (for Oratorical Interpretations sourced from the internet, see event specific rules). Scripts provided by Script City, Book City of Burbank, and Hollywood Collectibles or similar script publisher need not have a publisher page, but must provide proof of being commercially printed, published, readily available, and nationally distributed. An example of such proof may be in the form of a receipt for purchase which shows above criteria have been met. b. For all interpretive events, the pages used and ONLY the pages used in the interpretation must be copied in their entirety. The portion(s) of the author s work being used in the interpretation must be highlighted. Words not used in the cutting should NOT be highlighted but must not be obscured so as to be illegible. c. All added words including introductory, transitional, and updating material shall be typewritten or printed neatly and inserted into the selection and underlined. The placement of added words must be clearly indicated. Unpublished material used for introductions and transitions of interpretations must be the original work of the contestant. Published and/or quoted material used for introductions and transitions of interpretations must be properly cited according to MLA guidelines. Transitions and other added material must not change the author s intent. Specific Rules for Oratorical Interpretation: a. The selection must be from a published speech which shall have originated as a public address by a real person; however, speeches given by high school or college students in competition shall not be permitted. Public address is defined as a formal spoken communication, a formal speech, a formal oral communication to an audience. Synonyms include declamation, lecture, oration, and speech. While orations take many forms, a public address is distinct form a stand-up comedy performance, a poetry slam, or storytelling. b. Source of the selection: in addition to print sources, the Internet may be used. c. Manuscript Requirements: The internet may be used with the following stipulations: that the manuscript be printed directly from the screen; the first page in the website and all other pages which indicate table of contents and/or other information from the website shall be included in the manuscript; (downloaded manuscripts will not be accepted). The material may not be sourced from a social networking website, personal website, or similar website. d. Identification of the Selection: The author, title if given, occasion, place and date of the original delivery of the speech shall be given by the contestant when the selection is introduced. Failure of a contestant to introduce the selection as prescribed shall result in being penalized by the lowering of not more than one rank by tab room officials. Student Coach L Pres A. Chr DID THE STUDENT Obtain the necessary signatures: Student, coach, parent, administrator? Submit a copy of EVERY page that has a performed line in order performed? Submit all copies with NO CUT OFF or CROSSED OUT words? Submit a typed, underlined, double spaced copy of intro on a separate page? Include the title, author, date originally performed and audience in their introductory material? Underlined all added words? DO NOT HIGHLIGHT ADDED WORDS! Highlight in ONE COLOR all words performed in selection? Neatly written and UNDERLINED all added words and indicated their placement in the performance? Write the number of added words (INCLUDING INTRO) on the coversheet? Only add words for the purpose of transition, introduction & updating? Remain true to the author s intent? IF SELECTION CAME FROM A WEBPAGE Submitted a copy of the WEBSITE HOMEPAGE with the web address printed on the bottom? Submitted a copy of each page which links from home page to the actual speech & each link clicked is highlighted? I have NOT cut and pasted the text into a word document I have printed directly from the web page, with the IF SELECTION CAME FROM A PUBLISHED SOURCE Submit a copy of the title page, copyright page and entire table of contents?
10 as of STATE TOURNAMENT 2014 CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOCIATION Student's Name: Original Advocacy Coversheet School: League: Area: (circle one) Title of Selection: Subject of Advocacy: No. of Quoted Words: Scripts and cover sheets are due to the League President on. Failure to submit scripts and corrections by the deadline may result in disqualification of entry. Students may be video taped, interviewed or photographed during the CHSSA State Tournament. By entering the state tournament both the student and his/her parents grant permission for CHSSA to use the student s photo or words in CHSSA publications/websites or in CHSSA issued publicity and to publish their manuscript as part of their curriculum package and organization publications. This permission is given without expectation of monetary or other compensation at this or any other time. Those declining to grant such permission must complete and submit the Media Opt-out form available at and submit it to their area chair WITH their state tournament entry. Receipt of opt-out forms must be confirmed via . NOTE: The 2014 State Tournament will be held April 25 th -27 th. Students who are unavailable to attend on these dates are ineligible to compete in the qualification tournaments. COACH/STUDENT SIGNATURE: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA By-Laws and printed on this form. Failure to adhere to these requirements shall result in disqualification of this entry. SIGNATURE OF COACH: SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: STUDENT must sign below if MLA style guidelines for internal citations are not followed and/or a "works-cited" page is not attached to the manuscript. I hereby certify that this original composition was accomplished without access to or use of any outside sources. SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: STUDENT may sign below, but signature is not required: PARENT GUARDIAN SIGNATURE: I have read the materials contained in the attached speech and approve their use by my son/daughter. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN: If signed by only one parent or guardian, such parent or guardian represents that he/she if parent, is either a single parent or is authorized to give permission on behalf of both parents, or, if guardian, is the appointed guardian of the above-named student. ADMINISTRATOR SIGNATURE I approve the materials contained in the attached speech to represent HS. SIGNATURE OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR: LEAGUE PRESIDENT AND AREA CHAIR SIGNATURE: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA Constitution & Bylaws. League President s Signature Area Chairperson s Signature
11 as of STATE TOURNAMENT 2014 For full contest rules visit 1. Topics: All speeches entered must be the original work of the contestant. a. Speakers using subjects that they used in competition in previous years shall be disqualified. b. Contestants are prohibited from using the same subject in other original events in the same or subsequent years. 2. Time: Speeches shall be no longer than ten minutes; there is no minimum time. If this time limit is exceeded by more than 30 seconds, the speaker will be penalized by a lowering of one rank by tab room officials. Judges should use discretion if the speaker is forced to exceed this time limit due to audience reaction. 3. Delivery: With the exception of Expository, no notes, visual or audio aids, or manuscripts shall be permitted during delivery. Speeches must be delivered from memory. 4. Quoted Words: No more than 150 words of the speech may be direct quotations from another source. 5. Manuscript Requirements: A double-spaced typewritten copy of the speech with all quotations underlined must be submitted to the League President prior to the State Qualifying Tournament. The manuscript must follow the MLA style guidelines for internal citations and must include a works-cited page, or shall include a disclaimer from the student indicating that the composition was accomplished without access to or use of any published sources. The number of all quoted words (including a, an, the) must be specified on the CHSSA cover sheet. 6. Verification of Manuscripts: League Presidents shall forward to the Area Chairperson proper manuscripts qualified for the State Tournament. The coach, contestant, parent/guardian, and a school administrator must sign the CHSSA cover sheet and attach it to all manuscripts submitted for qualification for the State Tournament. 7. The performance must begin and end from the center stage area. Contestants must remain in the staging area throughout the performance. A. Violations of general and/or specific rules, except as noted, shall result in the contestant being ranked no higher than seventh (7 th ) place in the round(s) in which the violation occurs, or being disqualified. SPECIFIC RULES FOR ORIGINAL ADVOCACY: a. Topics: any appropriate subject may be used, but topics shall be limited to subjects concerning public policy issues of a tangible nature for which the contestant must advocate a specific legislative and/or regulatory governmental action or remedy. All legislative solutions must identify the specific agent of action. Any non-factual reference, including a personal one must be so identified. b. Manuscript: The specific legislative and/or regulatory governmental action or remedy must be highlighted. MANUSCRIPT REQUIREMENTS Student Coach L Pres A. Chr DID THE STUDENT Obtain the necessary signatures: Student, coach, parent, administrator? Submit a TYPED, DOUBLE SPACED copy of their speech? Internally cite all information, quotes & ideas using MLA (author pg#)? Underlined all quoted words? Counted the number of quoted words & written the total on the coversheet? Include an MLA works cited page: Alphabetical order The first word in each entry matches first word in internal citation Internal Cite: (Law, 22) Works Cited: Law, Tony. How I became a DDR Beast. Memphis: Screamin Eagle Press Include all internally cited sources on their works cited page? Identify any non-factual reference (including personal ones) as such? Highlight their specific legislative and/or regulatory governmental action/remedy?
12 CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOCIATION Student's Name: Original Oratory Coversheet School: League: Area: (circle one) Title of Selection: Subject of Speech: No. of Quoted Words: Scripts and cover sheets are due to the League President on. Failure to submit scripts and corrections by the deadline may result in disqualification of entry. Students may be audio or videotaped, interviewed or photographed during the CHSSA State Tournament. By entering the state tournament both the student and his/her parents grant permission for CHSSA to use the student s photo or words in CHSSA publications/websites or in CHSSA issued publicity. This permission is given without expectation of monetary or other compensation at this or any other time. Those declining to grant such permission must complete and submit the Media Opt-out form available at and submit it to their area chair WITH their state tournament entry. Receipt of opt-out forms must be confirmed via . NOTE: The 2014 State Tournament will be held April 25 th -27 th. Students who are unavailable to attend on these dates are ineligible to compete in the qualification tournaments. COACH/STUDENT SIGNATURE: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA By-Laws and printed on this form. Failure to adhere to these requirements shall result in disqualification of this entry. SIGNATURE OF COACH: SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: STUDENT must sign below if MLA style guidelines for internal citations are not followed and/or a "works-cited" page is not attached to the manuscript. I hereby certify that this original composition was accomplished without access to or use of any outside sources. SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: STUDENT may sign below, but signature is not required: I hereby give my permission for the CHSSA to videotape my performance of my speech for educational distribution and to publish my manuscript as part of their curriculum package. I give this permission without expectation of monetary or other compensation at this or any other time. SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: PARENT GUARDIAN SIGNATURE: I have read the materials contained in the attached speech and approve their use by my son/daughter. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN: If signed by only one parent or guardian, such parent or guardian represents that he/she if parent, is either a single parent or is authorized to give permission on behalf of both parents, or, if guardian, is the appointed guardian of the above-named student. ADMINISTRATOR SIGNATURE I approve the materials contained in the attached speech to represent HS. SIGNATURE OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR: LEAGUE PRESIDENT AND AREA CHAIR SIGNATURE To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA Constitution & Bylaws. League President s Signature Area Chairperson s Signature
13 CHSSA RULES FOR ORIGINAL ORATORY For full contest rules visit 1. Topics: All speeches entered must be the original work of the contestant. a. Speakers using subjects that they used in competition in previous years shall be disqualified. b. Contestants are prohibited from using the same subject in other original events in the same or subsequent years. 2. Time: Speeches shall be no longer than ten minutes; there is no minimum time. If this time limit is exceeded by more than 30 seconds, the speaker will be penalized by a lowering of one rank by tab room officials. Judges should use discretion if the speaker is forced to exceed this time limit due to audience reaction. 3. Delivery: With the exception of Expository, no notes, visual or audio aids, or manuscripts shall be permitted during delivery. Speeches must be delivered from memory. 4. Quoted Words: No more than 150 words of the speech may be direct quotations from another source. 5. Manuscript Requirements: A double-spaced typewritten copy of the speech with all quotations underlined must be submitted to the League President prior to the State Qualifying Tournament. The manuscript must follow the MLA style guidelines for internal citations and must include a works-cited page, or shall include a disclaimer from the student indicating that the composition was accomplished without access to or use of any published sources. The number of all quoted words (including a, an, the) must be specified on the CHSSA cover sheet. 6. Verification of Manuscripts: League Presidents shall forward to the Area Chairperson proper manuscripts qualified for the State Tournament. The coach, contestant, parent/guardian, and a school administrator must sign the CHSSA cover sheet and attach it to all manuscripts submitted for qualification for the State Tournament. 7. The performance must begin and end from the center stage area. Contestants must remain in the staging area throughout the performance. A. Violations of general and/or specific rules, except as noted, shall result in the contestant being ranked no higher than seventh (7 th ) place in the round(s) in which the violation occurs, or being disqualified. SPECIFIC RULES FOR ORIGINAL ORATORY: Topics: Any appropriate subject may be used, but the primary purpose of an oration is to persuade, motivate, and/or inspire. Any non-factual reference, including a personal one, must be so identified. MANUSCRIPT REQUIREMENTS Student Coach L Pres A. Chr DID THE STUDENT Obtain the necessary signatures: Student, coach, parent, administrator? Submit a TYPED, DOUBLE SPACED copy of their speech? Internally cite all information, quotes & ideas using MLA (author pg#)? Underlined all quoted words? Counted the number of quoted words & written the total on the coversheet? Include an MLA works cited page: Alphabetical order The first word in each entry matches first word in internal citation Internal Cite: (Law, 22) Works Cited: Law, Tony. How I became a DDR Beast. Memphis: Screamin Eagle Press Include all internally cited sources on their works cited page? Identify any non-factual reference (including personal ones) as such?
14 CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOCIATION Student's Name: State Tournament 2014 Original Prose and Poetry School: League: Area: (circle one) Title: Subject: No. of Quoted Words: No. of Personalities Cited: Scripts and cover sheets are due to the League President on. Failure to submit scripts and corrections by the deadline may result in disqualification of entry. NOTE: The 2014 State Tournament will be held April 25 th -27 th. Students who are unavailable to attend on these dates are ineligible to compete in the qualification tournaments. Students may be audio or videotaped, interviewed or photographed during the CHSSA State Tournament. By entering the state tournament both the student and his/her parents grant permission for CHSSA to use the student s photo or words in CHSSA publications/websites or in CHSSA issued publicity. This permission is given without expectation of monetary or other compensation at this or any other time. Those declining to grant such permission must complete and submit the Media Opt-out form available at and submit it to their area chair WITH their state tournament entry. Receipt of opt-out forms must be confirmed via . COACH/STUDENT SIGNATURE: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA By-Laws and printed on this form. Failure to adhere to these requirements shall result in disqualification of this entry. SIGNATURE OF COACH: SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: STUDENT must sign below if MLA style guidelines for internal citations are not followed and/or a "works-cited" page is not attached to the manuscript. I hereby certify that this original composition was accomplished without access to or use of any outside sources. SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: PARENT GUARDIAN SIGNATURE: I have read the materials contained in the attached speech and approve their use by my son/daughter. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN: If signed by only one parent or guardian, such parent or guardian represents that he/she if parent, is either a single parent or is authorized to give permission on behalf of both parents, or, if guardian, is the appointed guardian of the above-named student. ADMINISTRATOR SIGNATURE I approve the materials contained in the attached speech to represent HS. SIGNATURE OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR: LEAGUE PRESIDENT AND AREA CHAIR SIGNATURE: To the best of my knowledge, this speech meets all requirements as outlined in the CHSSA Constitution & Bylaws. League President s Signature Area Chairperson s Signature
15 For full contest rules visit State Tournament Topics: All speeches entered must be the original work of the contestant. a. Speakers using subjects that they used in competition in previous years shall be disqualified. b. Contestants are prohibited from using the same subject in other original events in the same or subsequent years. 2. Time: Speeches shall be no longer than ten minutes; there is no minimum time. If this time limit is exceeded by more than 30 seconds, the speaker will be penalized by a lowering of one rank by tab room officials. Judges should use discretion if the speaker is forced to exceed this time limit due to audience reaction. 3. Delivery: With the exception of Expository, no notes, visual or audio aids, or manuscripts shall be permitted during delivery. Speeches must be delivered from memory. 4. Quoted Words: No more than 150 words of the speech may be direct quotations from another source. 5. Manuscript Requirements: A double-spaced typewritten copy of the speech with all quotations underlined must be submitted to the League President prior to the State Qualifying Tournament. The manuscript must follow the MLA style guidelines for internal citations and must include a works-cited page, or shall include a disclaimer from the student indicating that the composition was accomplished without access to or use of any published sources. The number of all quoted words (including a, an, the) must be specified on the CHSSA cover sheet. 6. Verification of Manuscripts: League Presidents shall forward to the Area Chairperson proper manuscripts qualified for the State Tournament. The coach, contestant, parent/guardian, and a school administrator must sign the CHSSA cover sheet and attach it to all manuscripts submitted for qualification for the State Tournament. 7. The performance must begin and end from the center stage area. Contestants must remain in the staging area throughout the performance. A. Violations of general and/or specific rules, except as noted, shall result in the contestant being ranked no higher than seventh (7 th ) place in the round(s) in which the violation occurs, or being disqualified. SPECIFIC RULES FOR ORIGINAL PROSE & POETRY: Topics: Any appropriate subject may be used, but the primary purpose of the event is to demonstrate the creativity of the contestant. The presentation may consist of prose or poetry or a combination. The tone may dramatic, humorous, or a combination. More than one written selection may be presented within the allotted time. MANUSCRIPT REQUIREMENTS Student Coach L Pres A. Chr DID THE STUDENT Obtain the necessary signatures: Student, coach, parent, administrator? Submit a TYPED, DOUBLE SPACED copy of their speech? Internally cite all information, quotes & ideas using MLA (author pg#)? Underlined all quoted words? Counted the number of quoted words & written the total on the coversheet? Include an MLA works cited page: Alphabetical order The first word in each entry matches first word in internal citation Internal Cite: (Law, 22) Works Cited: Law, Tony. How I became a DDR Beast. Memphis: Screamin Eagle Press Include all internally cited sources on their works cited page? Identify any non-factual reference (including personal ones) as such? Has included a typed copy of my personalities cited page? EX: A character was inspired by Mickey Mouse Has listed the NUMBER of personalities cited on the coversheet?
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