Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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INTELLECTUAL It is mind which does the work of the worlcl, so that the more there is of mincl, the more work will be accomplished. W. E. Channing 24

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C50 Whois Who Students of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities are chosen by the faculty from the Junior and Senior classes. Scholastical rating and leadership in ex- tra-curricular activities are primary requisites for membersip. Recognition of these students is only given in the national organization. Huntington College representatives are Sarah Bangs, 3, 43 Isabelle Tabb, 42 Donald Williams, 45 Jack Roush, 31 Frank Engle, 4: Dale Pence, 3: Alice Nell, 3, 45 and Charles lVlcCreery, 4, 5. N 7UlC'.' Debate For years H. C. has had a peppy debate team participating in intercollegiate de- bates and sponsoring, cooperatively with lVlanchester College, the lVlanchester-Hunting. to11 Debate Tournament. However, this year the class was converted into a discus- sion group with the year's national debate question as the topic of discussion. Much good was received from the hour spent once a week around the round table under the guidance of Prof. Burkholder. Reading from left to right are Jack Roush, Paul Allen, Luella Jacobs, Bob Diffcnbaugh, Prof. Burkholder, Winston Becker, Sarah Bangs, and Virginia Williams.