
Voices on the Prairie
by Robert Littlefield
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Dr. Littlefield tells this story through a century of North
Dakota's speech and fine arts programs in schools from Williston to Wahpeton,
from Pembina to Bowman. He relies on a huge variety of primary sources--newspapers,
yearbooks, files long forgotten--to reconstruct a story never before heard in
the Midwest. Voices and faces return to claim their heritage in a land so big,
yet so remote. In this book the voices of the past join the present to speak
to us again.
Table of Contents:
Tables
Introduction
Preface
Chapter 1 - A Place in the Curriculum
Chapter 2 - The Development of Forensic Events
Chapter 3 - Dramatics Span the State
Chapter 4 - High School Weeks
Chapter 5 - Intercollegiate Forensic Activities Prior to World War II
Chapter 6 - Activities Association Begins Its Role
Chapter 7 - The Colleges and Universities Play Their Part
Chapter 8 - A Place of Our Own for the NDSTA
Chapter 9 - We Call Them By Name
Chapter 10 - Their Written Words Spoke
Epilogue
Index
Bibliography
About the Author
Robert S. Littlefield is a professor of communication at North
Dakota State University, Fargo. He serves as historian of the North Dakota Speech
and Theatre Association, having served as president from 1985-87.
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