College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Debate John Judd and Bill Peterson held a quick consultation to plan a rebuttal, while the opposition drove home some sound points. Margaret McDevitt, Ed Willniore, Larry Elison, and Delores Mnlm discussed the applicability of some newly found debate material. Pat Savage and Donna Hale watched wliile Larry Elison and Ed Wilmore graphically presented their side of the question debated. Tired and weary debators unloaded the station wagon after the Denver trip. E

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W Q . xx ea,-,Xi B e n g al lllliii-EEF 6, Precedent was broken and two editors were appointed to head Idaho State's weekly newspaper. Phil Neiswanger edited during the first semester, and Dick Hronek held the reins in the spring. As in the past the Bengal was both complimentary and critical of events and conditions on the campus and strived to be objective in all its news coverage. Managing Editor Phil Roche saw to it that all staff members had plenty to do and that stories were in on time. Regular columns appeared, and The Shadow caught the fancy of all with his sharp wit and clever humor. The Bengal did much to interpret and formulate student opinions and gained more respect for its influence than before. Phil Neiswangcr, editor Dick Hronek, editor Phil Roche, managing editor Margaret Phillips, assistant editor Gale Chambers, columnist jack Bonner, business manager ' 'ww-1-I We 'e v'HWwW '

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sa-ia is Delores Malm, Donna Hale, Margaret McDevitt, Pat Savage, Dan Jones, Clark Carlile, Dick Olson, Bob Younger, Bill Peterson, Richard Johnson, Larry Elison, Carl Isaacson, Felix Neals, Ed Willmore, John Judd. Debate The Debate Team of Idaho State continued to grow in the eyes of its competitors throughout western United States. Ranked first west of the Mississippi, the debators continued their winning ways. They loaded the station wagon five times and journeyed to tournament sites, besides acting as host for a sixth meet. All research and practice was pointed toward the National Tournament in Kalamazoo, Michigan late in April where ISC was one of the first teams to be accepted and also was top seeded in the meet. I.S.C. achieved national supremacy in collegiate debate when Bill Peterson and John Judd defeated all opponents and garnered lst place for themselves and Idaho State at the Nationals in Kalamazoo. The squad was strengthened by three promising Freshmen, Margaret McDevitt, Donna Hale, and Bob Younger, who participated not only in negative and afhrmative debate, but also oratory and extemporaneous speaking. Q Debating their last year for Idaho State, John Judd and Ed Willmore tried to place a few more trophies in the overcrowded show case. 4 Professor Carl Isaacson 8 a iffagit