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National Forensic League: Front Row: Janice Ullman, Myron Linder, Wayne Sev- erson, Ruth Mackintosh. Second Row: Mary Tank, Mona Moeller, Evers Le- Fevre, Dick Peddicord, Nona Watson, Lorna Matson. Back Row: Mary Ann DeLong, LeRoy Ness, Joan Beckman. E pe enced Debaters: Dck Peddicord. Myron L, nder, Wayne Severson. Ja 'ce Ullman, Lorna Mat- son Tluw We See-Zogicallq, Yllogically or Utlnef-wiAe . . . I With words as weapons, the debate team opened the debate season in January at the Watertown Speech fiesta. Although no awards were given at the Vermillion Tournament, three debaters were judged outstanding in discussion and debate. At Gustavus Adolphus, one refuter received a medal for being outstanding. Next was the Trl-State Tournament at Madison where the team tied for the experienced trophy, won the inexperienced f'f0Ph2' BS well BS the sweepstakes trophy, and three debaters were awarded medals for being outstanding. The Big fight Tournament saw the team place second. Sioux Falls was the site of the Midwest Meet with Brookings winning third place. Two members were awarded medals for being second in speaking and discussion. Brookings placed third at the National Forensic League Tournament at Mitchellg and after surviving undefeated in the region, the team wound up third in the State Debate Tournament at Huron in April. This tournament completed the debate season as well as the entire speech season for the year. During the season, the experienced affirmative team was composed of Lorna Matson and Myron Linder while the negative team included Janice Ullman and Wayne Severson. The inexperienced affirmative team con- sisted of Mary Ann De Long and Joan Beckman, and the negative team of Dick Peddicord and Le Roy Ness. Mrs. Joseph Paulson, in her first year at Brookings High School, guided the debate team through the season.
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W Illitli an Affinity or ?luencq With an enrollment of over fifty members, the speech department rose to a new high. This includes both debate and declam. Twenty-seven participants in humorous, dramatic, oratory, and poetry divisions reported to Miss Leotta Hamp- ton last fall to begin the declam season. The four local contest winners, Lenore Johnston, Janice Ullman, Lois Linder, and Myron Linder, proceeded to the regional contest, where they each received an excellent rating. The Brookings chapter of the National Forensic League, commonly known as just the NFL, included thirteen members during the past year. Officers were: Myron Linder, presidentg Wayne Severson, vice-presidentg Ruth Mackintosh, secretary and treasurerg and Janice Ullman, social chairman. A dozen NFL degrees were awarded the members of the local chapter during the year with two members attaining the Degree of Excellence, and one received the Degree of Distinction. The NFL organization includes students who have been active in various types of speech work including declam and debate. To qualify for membership in the NFL, one must have par- ticipated in a sufficient amount of speech work and be voted into the organization by the other members. l lnexperienced Debaten: Mary Ann DeLong, Le- Roy Ness, Dick Peddi- Wrd. Joan Beckman. Declam: Front Flow: Myron Linder, Lois Linder, Janice Ullman, Lenore Johnston. Second Row: Mary Tank, Ardia Jackson, Ania Gia. dlngo, Mary Mazourek, Nona .Watson, Ruth Mackintosh, Helen Wilea. Third Row: Ver-I SWWFFL Sharon Lane, Jeanine Deyling, Ruth Kohlmeyer, JoAnn Brudoa, Lorraine Mc- Klllllhfi DONYHY Quail, MIP! McDougal. Back Row: Lois Van Maan. en, Jane HalTanger, Joan Beckman, Olive Nell, Mary Fishback, Susan Walker, Joan Hlddow, Lorna Mat- lon.
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