College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Hiijlit ji-jiiiir Ve ' IlKHlth Ilinshaw I larger Karrar Smith Rassott Southern Idaho Conference Debate Coi.i.iciii: i)K Idaho I ' oiaiki.i.o ' I ' iaii n kai. Instititi; G K)I)1xi: Coli.kgk Ai.iuox SiATi: N ' lm.MAi. Hicks Acadic.mv ESOI.VKl): ' niat Id.ilio Should Adopt the ( •.iHfoniia JMun of Land 5 1 Scttlciiunt was tlio (|iU ' stioii for Confcrc ' iici ' Drliato tliis vcar. Tlif Collr c of Idaho atlinnatixc team clashed with the iictjativi ' team ot till ' Idaho ' rc ' cllllical Institide at l oc-atello. The lileliiliers of our atlirmall e team were Ileiirv Ilar -er. Hrem ' ce Wevmoiith and Cor- wln Ilinshaw. The (|uestion was hotlv contested at I ' ocatelio, and our team alilv U])luld the atfirniati ' of the c|Ue- tion, lint tin- iu(.ii;e oted in favor of I ' ocatelio. The meniliers of our ne -ative team were Waller Has-.ell, Uolurt F.irr.ir and ] ' lliot Smith. This team remained in Caldwell and dehated the (|iiestion with tlio Albion State Normal, «hicli upheld .il the alHrmative, at Sterry Ilall. on February 2!5. The tcam.s were U ' II iiialclied. and a real conlest i-e ulle l. ' i he .)udj;es voted in favor of our nofiative tt ' am. .Much credit is due to Coach H. II. Hayman. for the plendiij training;- he •five the del)aters and fo|- the creditable teams which he turnt d out.

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E ' njhl ij-pvc Freshmen-Sophomore Debate Friday evening ' , December 15, tiie Aimiial Debate Contest tooiv ])lace, between the Freshman and Sophomore classes. Tlie ques- tion for debate was ' ' Resolved, That the Short Ballot Should be Adopted in Idaho. The affirmative was taken by the Freshmen, which class was represented by Ralph ] Iyers, Lowell Hine, and Wal- ter Tackett. The Sophomores were represented by Clarence JNIiller, Fred Robinson and Dal Huds])eth, who won the neo-ative side of the question, the decision of the judg ' es beinfjf unanimous. Tliis debate conrluded tlir third consecutive victory of the Sophomores over the Freshmen in this Annual Debate Contest. The Senate of the College of Idaho was in charge of the debate, and made appropriate arrangements. Bf)th teams exhibited excellent aliility and the debate was hotly contested. Roth classes supported their respective teams in a spirited manner and a feeling of friendly antagonism prevailed throughout the entire evening. Forum Debate HE Parthenian Foinnii iield its annual deljate at Sterry Hall on the evening of December 5. Preceding tlie debate, Uldine Gartin, a former member of the Forum, sang two numbers. The question discussed was Resolved: That each of the states should create a court of industrial relations similar to that of Kansas. Helen McClain, Mildred Houston and Maude Theadore upiield the atKrmative. The winning negative team was com})osed of Elsie Suit, ' iola Evans and Elizabeth Shirk. A Forum ])ennant was given to each mem- ber of the successful team. The judges were tiie Misses Georgia McFarland, lary B. Nelson and Superintendent J. J. Rae. A violin solo by Esther Hare concluded the evening ' s program. Gooding College vs. College of Idaho Debate PRIL 19 marked tlie close of the debating season when Gooding Col- lege debated against the College of Idaho. The (|uostion, Resolved: That the Principle of the Union Shop Should I ' revail in American Industry, stimulated much interest on both sides. The debate was well contested and although Gooding won all three decisions the C. of I. So])homore debate team ])roved their ability as real de- baters. Members of the attirmative team from Gooding College were Ray Sanders, Roy Nilson and Reverend Riley. The negative team of the College of Idaho was composed of Edwin Springer, Kenneth Cohen and Clarence Miller.