De La Salle Institute - Torch Yearbook (New York, NY)

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1848 S DEB!-XTI E SUEIETY Ad MODERATOR BROTHER LEO Scar ti Bmthcr Lrn Stanlmc l I 1 mas 1 en erger lhn Nl Hale l epm '61 n lwlar lxenner is H1 H1 Il L FH! LY' 58 Donwll llerrx Thomas Hxnn Under the careful and effluent guldance of Brother Leo the De La Salle Debatlng Team embarked on a season of success whlch effectnery rrxals the best years of the old and famed Henry Clay Debatrng Society The Team rolled up uctory after ucrory and has, for the past season dommated forensrc actnrty rn Nevs York Clty Ramon oseph and Thomas Enchenberger, presrdenr and uce presrdent respecmely of the socrety set the tempo m the field of de bare vunnmg as they dld last year, the Azarras Debatc Championship bs unanimous d c1s1on of thc udges Thcrr mam compllshmcnt was reallzed rn xsmmng e Catholic Forcnslc Champlonshrp which compasscs all Lathollc Hrgah Schools lil t c Nletropolrran arca In both of rhcsc tourna ments Erchenbcrger vsas judged best speaker Q L 1, . U .:Thn .Bch is Q '. C '1 1 ssell,Ioh r,..1, ' h rut, 4 c ', . ' . ' Y 1 . 7 V 7. 7- ,' 1, . ' - 7. . , . V S '.1. A -I 1' A. . ac- i . 1 . . . V. . th . Q A . K . . Y .K en- L l A I s - A , Rn o lovph, llrorher Leu, Tho as lilcklltlllx' ucv'

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DEBATING SUEIETY t t en 1 tn 'Klart r A lrmn O Donnell Por ther Le X11 h'1 lC'1mp1n I ht1 Qvmmer R1 l11rl Xlnrphs Robert lxrrlsvs d 111 vnu ona r1s1 C e r1,e N '1 tl1 erome Cl Art ur nes Roger N 1 W1 1 a tl leterswn Robert qmpel C em X ef 1x1 and the dramatre declamatnon Contests ot the Azarras League Leslle Van Matter found oseph Brssell hrs strongest oppon nt ln vs nnnrng the Exfemp contest Dasld Garten and Gllbert aelsson took a close decrsron os er S Nrcholos of Tolentlne to Wm the freshman Debate Tournament ackson vsas also avs arded a gold medal as the best spealeer of the tournament All th1s means that D La Salle romped to YICIOFY rn all fue d1s1s1ons of the Azarlas League, settrng a reeord vs h1eh vs1ll most probably last for long ume 1918 also vs as the first time ln the league s hlSIOfy that the Varslty Debate Tournam nt vs as vson by one sehool three su eess1se tunes and the first IIIUL one tea' 1 seored tss 1ee Frse sarslty debators Ran1on oseph Lhomas Elehenb rger Kenneth Cnllm, ohn Doolan and ohn MeHale ssere ass arded the degree of DISIIDLIIKDH bs the Natlonal Forensve League, the hlghest honor the League ean confer s e Let 1 1 lr ther ll' 1948 39 Fns mug l, 11171: CE1lbert,lael4so11,D.zvilC3:1rr , Lesl e Y: . e , e 4. ' , tw -1, . s' .e f. ' s, vo . t , I . e . ', ' ' 'oo , Suu tl ' -2 D . ltl ll .:s'l, I o 1 .l.::1', l 1 ON 'l, h R 1, s, f iel olst t, Rehr ' .t, . Q x,l1lel.l'l.'Qli. This year several new records were set. Ken Gillin won the Humorous . 1 . L. . . a 8 W ' 1 A . 1 K Y . v v. L 8, E . 5' V 4- fs A - Y L4 U -' 1 f n Y V y 1 ' t m 1- ' 1 - ' s . 1 - I m nr' , . 2 S , q ' J fl.. to l'.J E1ch nber' , ,lose1l, so Lets' l.1el4so11, Ci: ten