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<p>The students who will represent St. Jude School in the regional level of the Diocese of Scranton Forensics League were announced at the completion of the in-school competition. The students will present dramatic interpretation of prose in the varsity or junior varsity level and compete against other schools within the region. Winners will advance to the diocesan finals. Participants, from left, seated, are: varsity members Chase Pugh, Chloe Pugh and Daryl Boich. Junior varsity, standing: Delaney Curley, Katelyn Bozinko, Molly Jameson, Hillary Hoda and Brooke Lapinski.</p><style>
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St. Jude students advance to regional competition