College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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104 The TRAIL Cleaver Debate HE general question announced for the annual extemporaneous contest and 1n accordance with the rules governing the debate debate Was the Merchant Marine. Six debaters entered the web, Ml . I . , . they neceived the exact question just two hours' before the egan on the evening of December 10. The question was: Re- solved, That the United States Government should carry out the policy of preferential tariff for our Merchant Marine. The aiiirmative speakers were William Frahm, Justin Conrad and John Moore. The negative was upheld by Julia Crosswhite, Russell Kenney and Verle Hansen. After a heated discussion the decision of the judges was given in favor of Russell Kenney, to Whom Professor Hayman presented the handsome gold medal, offered as the prize by Mr. H. R. Cleaver, who is a Warm friend of the college.

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The TRAIL 103 4 ,W ,, AFF1RMA'1'1vE TEAM Corwin Hinshaw Russell Kenney Ezra Hinshaw 1 . NEGATIVE TEAM Fay Tolles Justin Conrad James Hawkes

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The TRAIL 105 Doris Rae Winston Caldwell Edith White S. I. C. Declamation annual Declamation-Oration Contest was held at the Albion Normal School on March 15. The C. of I. was represented by Miss Doris Rae in Dramatic, Miss Edith White in Humorous y i! and M.r. Winston Caldwell in Oratory. Miss Rae took first in ' matic with How the La Rue Stakes Were Lost, Miss White second with Barbara Buys a Bonnet and Mr. Caldwell third in Oratory with the original oration It Pays. This gave us second place in the confer- ence of five schools, four of which were represented at Albion, Pocatello receiving first place. Prof. Hayman accompanied the group and reports a fine contest but a nerve-racking time trying to mother the contestants.