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1 FO R u M THE DECOLAW CLUB l'm'.ridcf:l . . . . OTTO SL'HL'l-TZ I'ici'-I'rc.r1'4It'11i . . XYll.l.lAM C. KRELYQER :J'!'L'1'Uflll'-Y um! 'l'1'vi:.v11rcr . IRYING ACKPIRMAN The llecolaw Club was organized in Uctober. IQZ7. by twelve members of the Class of 1931. lts prime objective is the development of public speaking ability among its members, although it also aims to maintain a spirit of good fellow- ship throughout the class. To attain these ends each meeting of the club is given over to some phase of forensic activity, such as debating, oratory, mock trials, or discussions, in which the various members participate. .Xt present, meetings are held each Friday evening of the School year in the Court Room, and a cordial invitation to attend is extended to all members of the student body. Un the evening of March 13. 1930. the tirst oratorical contest of the current year was held in the first year men's assembly room of the college. before one of the largest audiences in the history of this activity. R. Fitz- gerald, of the association. presided. and Mr. Charles Lockwood and Mr. Peter Drexelius acted as judges. First prize was awarded by the judges to Mr. George Parzin, '30, who delivered an address entitled Intolerance, Mr. C. H. Menmuir, '30, was given second place for his oration, The Handwriting on the XYall. To Mr. Royal IJ. Rood went third honor for his speech, .-X Plea for Equal Rights. Gold medals bearing the insignia of the college were given tothe winners. Page One Hundred Twenty-two
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