Cecil Township High School - Codicil Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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P R O G R A M M E INTER-SOCIETY CONTEST OF CECIL TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Music . .................................................. Orchestra PREPARED DISCUSSIONS 1 Q 1. The Last .Call . ........................ ...... M artha Thompson tt 2. The Americans and the Allies at the Peace Table. . .Lamar Delaney DEBATE Resolved That the United States Should Close Her Gates Against Foreign Imigration For a Period of Three Years. Q Affirmative ji 'l' Negative John Bolte Theodore Littell David Thompson Samuel Hissom Piano Solo ............................. ....... Jules Beaumariage ORATIONS 'Y 1. The President's War Message CWoodrow Wilsonj ..... Loyal Brown I Q 2. fItaly's Replyj, America, Beacon Light of Peace U ....................Gabr1ele D'Annunzio..........Thomas Smith Music . .................................................. Orchestra ESSAYS Q 1. The Labor Situation .................... .... S ylvan Beaumariage I it 2. The World in Reconstruction ............ ...... W llliam Thompson DECLARATIONS I at 1. The Debatin' Society ................. .... ..... L e on Clayton Q 2. The Second Trial ...................... ...Edna Shephard Music . ................ . . .Girls Quartette Music . ...................................... ....... O rchestra DECISION OF JUDGES Rules for Judging:- In prepared discussions and essays 10 percent for delivery and 10 percent for composition. In declamations and orations 20 percent for delivery. Debate:- 5 percent for organization, 10 percent for argumentg -5 percent for delivery. Q Whittier, 1 Winning Contestant at Philo 34.

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Basket Ball 19 18-1919. This year's Basket Ball team can well be called the first and fastest team that ever represen- ted C. T. H. S. in the floor game. Although we only played live games the season can be called a very successful one, winning three of the five games we play- ed. We were not fortunate enough to have a coach, nor a large enough floor to practice on or perhaps we would have ended the season winning five out of five. The games lost were with teams representing much larger high schools than our own, such as Canonsburg and McDonald. There were games played be- tween the classes and Literary societies which stirred up much interest and brought out plenty of class spirit. BASKET BALL Left to right-Thomas Smith, Ray Hull, Samuel Hissom, Theodore Littell, Leon Clayton, William Thompson, Loyal Brown. 36.