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Photos from the 2005 Shakespeare Competition

Senior Competitors

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Photos of English in Action Volunteers assisting students at Iroquois Middle School - February 13, 2006

ESL teacher Norka Whately leads a diverse class at Iroquois Middle School.

Norka Whately works with students while English in Action
volunteer works with Somali Bantu boys.

Somali Bantu boys cooperate in making valentines.

Student and teacher connect.

Volunteer helps Somali Bantu student with his writing.

Jill Webb, J. Edwin Webb, and William Carrell share a moment at the ESU Sunday Brunch.

Lord Mayor of Leeds William S. Hyde with Lady Mayoress Patricia Hyde at ESU Christmas Brunch.

Lord Mayor William S. Hyde & Jean Weller longtime ESU member. Jean Weller wears her blazer from her years in school in Leeds England.

November ESU brunch speaker Alice Stephenson, former ESU scholar who attended Cambridge University in 2002. Alice spoke on The Canterbury Tales, an Historical Perspective.

Frank Griffiths, Deputy Vice Chancellor, Leeds Metropolitan University is a former ESU scholar and spoke briefly to the Kentucky Branch about his experiences as a scholar some years ago. Mr. Griffiths came as part of the Leeds delegation.

Dale Carter Cooper greets the Lady Mayoress Patricia Hyde of Leeds England. The Leeds delegation visited Louisville as guests of Sister Cities of Louisville, Louisville and Leeds will soon become sister cities sharing business and cultural and educational exchanges in the future.

Lady Mayoress with Paul Stephens

Chief Economic Services Officer, Development Department,
Leeds City Council

Longtime ESU member Mary Ann Graves tells Lord Mayor of Leeds William Hyde how to pronounce Louisville.

The Leeds delegate members bid a farewell to Louisville after a successful four day mission as guests of Sister Cities and Greater Louisville. On Sunday they all attended an English-Speaking Union Brunch to be received by the Kentucky Branch.