Abilene High School - Orange and Brown Yearbook (Abilene, KS)

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1F ' ,T f E D efiearc mr em 'U ,frm . . ibedafe Cyarid .if KENNETH M. Rocx 1 Debate Coach ',I A 4 'wb' :QI 5.91 . ffilgfg f ul T Y -. STANDING, L. TO R.: D. ELLISON, S. RANKIN, H. SHANK, J. DEXTER, P. GILLILAMD, N. RAsHER, M. WEISHAAR, M. MYERS, K. M. RocK CCOACHJ. SEATED, L. TO R.: M. COLE, J. SELLERS, D. GLATT, L. LECKRON, N. MERRYFIELD, H. CLEMENCE, M. L. HENDERSON, B. SEXTON, F. RICE. As research workers of a movie are called upon for advice, to check facts and give information before the picture goes into production, so have the research workers of the AHS Debate Department been kept busy checking statistics, authorities, and studying The National Debate Proposition for 1949-50, Resolved: That the President of the United States Should Be Elected by Direct Vote of the People. These members have been striving for perfection in their work and have demonstrated democracy in action and fellowship with their associates and other schools. The team participated in six tournaments, tied for second place in the Osborne tourna- ment and placed high at the Emporia invitational by winning eight out of 12 debates.They also brought home the championship trophey from the district, and finished third among class A schools in the state of Kansas. TRAVELING DEBATE SQUAD, L. TO R.: FRED RICE, SECOND AFFIRMA- TlvE: MARLENE MYERS, FIRST NEGA- TIVE: BRUCE SExToN, SECOND NEGA- TIVE: LYNETTE LEcKRoN, FlRsT AFF:RMATuvE3 K. M. Roca KCOACHI.