Eisenhower High School - Crest Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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Z t sn' -W-1 s-' Jerry King and Terry Kirch discuss question to be debated. The results of the Lincoln's Birthday Debate Tournament, held February I2 at the Dwight D. Eisenhower Campus and Old Main Buildings were as follows: First place in both the varsity and sub-varsity levels of com- petition was won by Prospect High School, Mt. Prospect, lllinois. Second place at the varsity level was won by Rich East, last year's winners of both divisions. Rich East won the second place only on speaker points, as there was a six-way tie among Ar- lington, Niles West, Pekin, East Peoria, Proviso East, and Rich East, each with a 7 won, l lost record. Prospect also won at the Sub-Varsity level only after a three way tie with Lyons Township and Niles North, each with a 7 wins and one loss record. Prospect debaters scored 386 points to win. Lyons came in for second place with 368 speaker points, Terry Kirch argues his point in Lincoln Day Debate Tourney. Jane Stevens was a participant in Lincon Day Debate, John Thompson and Jane Stevens do some reserach on their topic. and Niles North was third with 364. Individual medal winners at the Varsity level were Bill Doty, Prospect, ITA points, Stan Martins, Arlington, llri points, tying for first place medal, Randy Blaisdell of Arlington and Jim Doran of Prospect, second place winners, and Ray Townsend, Watseka, and Jim Oliff, Highland Park, third place winners. At the Sub-Varsity level, individual medal winners were G. Edwards, Prospect, T05 points and first place medal winners, N. Huler of Prospect and B. Gugnzel, NewTrier, tying for second place with T04 points, and J. Garrett, New Trier and N. Malliss, Rich East, tying for third place medal with T03 points. Eisenhower, the host school, unfortunately did not place. The varsity team won six and lost two debates, and the sub- varsity won two and lost six. Roberta Rauch impresses iudges with her arguments. Nancy Dieball and Mr. Lyons and Lincoln Day Debate trophies. F

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