Crystal High School - Crystalite Yearbook (Crystal, MI)

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Christine Ready was then elected Secretary. The second meeting consisted of the initiation of the Junior members into the organization. In contrast to other years the new members had to dress up in their best rather than in old clothes as a part or the init- iation exercises The formal nCandle-Lipht' services were held hi the High bchoolassem- bly After speeches were given by the four officers, candles were lit by the Junior members thus sealing their memberships Parents and friends were invited to watch the services The highlight of the year's activities was a Christmas program pre sented in the nigh School Assembly It was in the form of a radio broad cast and all members participated Many other activities were held throughout the year One of the most enjoyable was a roller skating party held et Ice Lake on April ll Ae a farewell gift to the departing senior members, the Junior Teens planned a hike picnic, which was held at Fortune Lake TUB brought to a close a very happy and successful year for all DEBATE The opeech program this year was composed ol two parts, debate and forensic work Tre success in both divisions was highly satisfactory soon alter the renewal of the school year debate v s started again After an absence from school activities of several years Thus, lt was no small task to acquaint the twelve candidates with debate procedm'e ft long last the Iatelul day in December arrived wrex the debate tears composed of Carol Perry, Marianne Lepplaho, Ruth Ecxola, and Ruth Goranson journeyed to Ishpeminv for the practice debate tournament lthough inexperienced they cane home whn one victory, and three losses Lore work followed and then LHS tean wentto harquette for an over night triy to the Final L I Debate Tournament I e results of tne debates, showed that the affirmative team had defeated Belc! and lost to Escenaba and the negative team had won over aessemer and Nenotinee Crystal balls had one loss arc UHFEE wins they were tied vith Manistlque for second place in the L P our scrool was awarded a flne wall plaque for the work of the team LORLNQICS The local forensic contest was neld 11 the a scxol on larch 19 with contestants entered ln four sections These dlvi ions and t e wlh hers were Dramatic Declamatlon lhe Death ol Iadame DeFerve, yrtle Ponchaud Oratorical oeclamatlon The nuildezs ol oestiny, adora ann LUHGDGPE Original Orations The Privilepas and Responsibilities ol an american Citi en, Victor alblero Exterporanious speech hussia, Autr cho a T e sub district contest was held in Sta uaugh april twenty iirst In the Orator cal Decla1ations ,dora nundberp placed tnird, Dramatic Declamations B bura benda econd Orations V ctor ,loiero, first Hut Ecmola wa the only contestart in the extcnyorane us division test held at Ishpeming, hav lt lhts closes a successlul vear ol speech work tre cry tal balls High school WM as X eases SSS E am y NX ,-' Q49 W ' QQ Q H Z9 any W ,976 .W we . 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