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i X ,ilk J' E., President, Alan Fletcher, discusses with his fellow officers, Marie Carlson and Susan Semken, the debate schedullef Ml! 5 X! i fl it M ,fl 2,3 , i ANN' Albert Santi and joe Freeman brush up for the next X l' f ' ,ll rouhd. A X .fllft rt 1, ,' fifdll l i 1 X K Forensic Club: Rott' 1: Randy Imai, Ricky Berensen, Gene Diatnanti, Michael Rachiele, Mike Jensen, Kent Trescott, Tommy Piantis, Greg Passic, Albert Santi, Joe Freeman, Rantly Morley, Angelo Halamanclaris, Eugene Holclaway, Dee Wfright. Razz' 2: Gary Barlow, Roxanne Ruclisill, Kristen Diamanti, Marie Carlson, Launa Migliori, Patty Patterick, jerry Lou Hebclon, Kathy Kohi, Billy Madsen, Richard Hansen, Ber Bunnel, Alan Fletcher. Row 3: Patsy Vouk, Paula Rowley, Janice Harrison, Paula Zubal, Rita Whiting, Karla Stavar, Susan Seinken, Carolan Postma, Dianne Pappas, Pamela Dickman, Mike Semken, Aleck Shilaos.
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FoRENslc CLUB The Forensic Club represented this school in debate throughout the state. Under the effi- cient supervision of Mr. Morgan, .the group attended seven meets during the past year. Alan Fletcher, the presiding president, led his fellow students to the region finals that were held here at Carbon. This year as a specialty the senior debaters journeyed to the Model U.N. which was Nuclear weapons are the world's greatest threats, says Patsy Vouk to her opponent. held in the capitol building in Salt Lake. In this meeting they discussed the problems of the world. Each school represented a different country. The number of representatives from each school was determined by their country. The Forensic Club developed several excellent speakers. Angelo Halamandaris and Randy Imai have gone to state in debating the last two years. The school year was terminated with a festive banquet held in honor of the Dino Debaters, Carbon's Forensic Club.
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