Cisco High School - Lobo Yearbook (Cisco, TX)

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1 4 ,,, . 1 l 4 I Latch Garrett Barker V Toombs ISCO High School was represented in the Interscholastie Meet by two debating teams composed of Paul Latch and Conway Barker, Beatrice Garrett and Agnes Toombs. For the first debate, the boys met Eastland and won a 2 to 1 decision on the negative side of the League question: 'iResolved that a Department of Education be established with the head in the president 's cabinet. The girls, though ably debating the same question, lost to the Eastland girls. In the finals, the Cisco boys, with the most skillful argument and brilliant rebuttal of their career, went up against Desdemona, the winners of last year's meet, and won second place by a 2 to 3 decision. The debating teams had a most interesting and instructive year, due to the patient, untiring efforts and encouragement of their sponsor, Mrs. E. E. Kean. In her 'work in Cisco High, Mrs. Kean has trained boys that later became State and National Champions in debate. This year both teams debated Strawn Moran, and Abilene, the boys, Albany, the girls, Baird. In debating both sides of the League question, the boys won 7 out of 10 debates, the girls, 3 out of 9. Cisco after this year, will sorely miss the interest, enthusiasm, and ability of Paul, Conway, and Beatrice, as all these graduate. 1 -'vqrra ip- ' , 1 n rf 1 7, . f i. fs 5 H t J Q ., .l Nxxd J-' ff! iii..- -..-......i......,, ,, ,.,,,-.,,.,,,,,v. .-.. T V 3, , H Y ,,,Y....., ,,.,...,j,' One Hundred Thirty-five B '-. tx - 4 1-'Z S53 f. .- i at .1- ll fi E. IZ' if R, 1 if 1 s. fi T- 4 liifa. 'il wap' 1-4 . ki . ,.

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