Bellarmine High School - Cage Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Ffh Hemsch and Cox are being congratulated by Mr. Carroll for winning first place in B division of Catholic Northwest De- bate Tournament in Yakima. but lub 'L 5- 2 .iff-Fw' 'hui c ' K 7 l 1 si ja. ir. 5. 'Hy' Xa s fxl ki. Q' This year the Debate Club was very active. September and October were devoted to preparation for the year's debate. Actual debating began with the Catholic Northwest Speech Tournament at Marquette High School in Yakima on November ll, 12, and IS. Twelve debaters battled a snow storm to reach the debate. jim Harnish and Steve Barkley made the semi- finals. Stuart Cox and Mike Hemsch won first place in B division. On the lo and I7 of December Barkley, Hamish, Hemsch, Delaney, and Cox represented Bellarmine in the Seattle Univer- sity Debate Tournament. Cox and Hemsch came very close to winning. Barkley was a finalist in oratory at the Gonzaga University Tournament in january. Delaney reached the finals in Dra- matic lnterpretation and Roger Nelson captured second place. On the llth of February Stadium High School held a Speech tourney. The Bellarmine representatives meeting very rough competition failed to win any trophies. For the season Bellarmine has won over fifty percent of its debates and has always had a semi-finalist in the tournaments, In the middle of April the debaters, twenty-one strong, Qincluding Freshinenl went to the CPS. Debate Tournament. This was the most successful forensic enterprise of the year with Bellarmine placing eleven contestants in the semi-finals of indi- vidual events and three in the Finals. In debate, Michael Hemsch and Stuart Cox triumphed over seventy-seven teams to win first place.

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drama lub The Bellarrnine Drama Club, under the able di- rection of its moderator, Mr. Jerome Smith, presented the first dramatic performance in many years at the St I.eo's Auditorium last November. It was it confirmed success. The title of the one-act play was Mystery at the Depot. It starred Jim Fijalka as it hohog Joe Paine as the timid young many aloe Carhone as oleo-margarine heirg Jim Pitzer as his valetg Bill Wynne as the train depot superintend- entg and Ed Costello as the private detective. Swede johnson filled the position of stage manager. The club worked hard to make their play a success and their toil was not in vaing the play was well receivel bv the audience. QC. i crs If dress rehearsal fleft to rigghtjz Fijalka, Paine, Iritzer. C irhonc 1 W nne on the floor. Costello.