Decatur Catholic High School - Tattler Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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THE 1931 TATTLER THE HEN OR THE EGG? PROCEEDURE OF DEBATE The subject to be debated is: RESOLVED: That the l1e11 came into existence before the egg. Rules For Debaters Each debater is to have as much time as he wants for his constructive speech, and one minute for summarizing: the time for his rebuttal is to be unlimite-d. Order of Constructive Speeches Affirmative--lfollowed by----Negative 1. HON. BLANCHARD GASS 1. HON. JEFFERSON VOGLEWEDE In case that either party concedes the victory to its opponent the debate shall be drawn to a close. Two minutes shall be allowed for 1'6St before the rebuttals. Order of Rebuttals Affirmative-----followed by1-Negative 1. HON. BLANCHARD GASS 1. HON. JEFFERSON VOGLEWEDE Affirmatice Introduction RESOLVED: That the hen came into existence before the egg. I. The age old question is again brought up and we will endeavor to settle it here and now. II. No explanation of terms is nee-ded because they are so familiar to all of us. III. In order that this may be a complete discussion of all angles of the subject and that it may be settled forever and that my opponent may bring up all the argu- ments he can, or forever hold his peace, we will not be hampered by any state- ment of issues. Brief Proper The hen came into existence before the egg, for 1. It could not happen otherwise, for A If the egg was first it might have been a rooster, for 1. Dr. M. N. Poisedon of Harvard Medical school states very specifically that the odds are two to one against the fact that it would have been a hen, for a. Women were held in low esteem at that time. II. B. If the egg was Hrst it wouldn't have been a hen's egg, for 1. Adam named the hen a HEN because it looked like a hen. He couldn't have named the egg in question a hen's egg, because, being the first and only egg, he wouldn't know what a hen's egg looked like. 2. 3. It is evident that he did name it a hen's egg because the 11au1e is still used in the mode1'n times. 4. This is no fa-d to call the egg a hen's egg because mention of hen's eggs were made as far back in history as Columbus. Columbus as you know was a great authority on hen's eggs. Conclusion SINCE the contrarv has been proved to be null and void and since all evidence points to the fact that the hen came before the egg: THEREFORE, the hen DID come before the egg. Negative RESOLVED: That the egg came into existence before the hen. Introduction In accordance with the statement of my opponent to bring up all the arguments iContinued on page 1031 One Hundred One,