Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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= W 2 iiliiicr Goudy Winntr »f tht Old Lint Stat Oratorical Cmttjt, 1Q24 THE COURT OF LAST APPEAL 2.68

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t9 2 Mcrvin Good Rtprtienlalne in the S ' latt Ftact Oratorical Cetiitjl, 11)24 A NATIONS SOUL State Peace Oratorical Contest MERviN GOOD won second place in the State Pe ace Oratorical Contest at Eugene this year. He entered the contest with seven other college and univer- sity orators, and won first place in composition. Last year Mr. Good won first place in the Old Line State Oratorical Contest. O. A. C. is proud of the record he has made during the past two years in oratorical work, and regrets that he will not be back another season. 167

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fmi 5 Intercollegiate State Oratorical Contest The Court of Last Appeals ELMER GOUDY woii first placc in the State Peace Contest last year with an oration on The Pitfalls of Peace. He represented O. A. C. this year in com petition with nine other college and university representatives, and won first place in delivery. The quality of work done by Mr. Goudy in these contests has been the subject of discussion among debate coaches throughout the state. Extempore Speaking Contest November i6j igi Criminal Syndicalism ELMER GOUDY, Veteran orator, represented O. A. C. in the extempore speaking contest at Eugene. This is the first year a contest of this kind has been held. The general topic of Criminal Syndicalism was an- nouced soon after school started. One hour before the contest, Goudy was given the subject I. W. W. and Criminal Syndicalism to speak on. He placed fourth among the nine colleges competing. iSj