Ellsworth Community College - Web Yearbook (Iowa Falls, IA)

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,I . r Z1 I ' - . if r .21 lg 71 i if I- w l ll I9 . qw lfllfi firm , ui ugh, il! H 'Am My if l Q,-211 Effif' l ' Q 4 A fir?-1 ff-:Q ff'-YL Q- L -Q aww, 3 M --A.. 5: -,JL-.--, ,Y-1 -- CYRUS ALBERTSON-ELLSWORTH COLLEGE DRATOR One of the infant industries of Ellsworth yet one which is rapidly rising to a for- midable place among like college activities of the state, is the entering of candidates in state oratorical events. For a number of years this institution has maintained a record in debate second to none, a fact which has served to stimulate ever-increasing interest in matters of oratory and public expression of well groomed ideas. Membership in the State Oratorical Association was obtained some two or three years ago, and since that time the college has been well represented, .tho not successful in carrying off state honors. During the year just passed Ellsworth was represented in this event by Mr. Cyrus Albertson, who fought his way to the finals in a strong presentation of the needs of The Man Below. Mr. Albertson is an able and forceful speaker, a deep thinker and clean-cut in matters of argumentative style. We, as a college community, are proud of his effort in behalf of his Alma lVIater-his Alma lVIater and ours. That we did not win the coveted laurels is not a cause for regret. Regret is foreign to the very nature of our college life. Failure is but short-lived in the hearts of Ellsworth boosters 5 it but stimulates to greater effort. We know that our best of this year has brought us one step nearer the goal, and we herein express our appreciation to llflr. Albertson-our college orator. 115

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x AL T, Yi i i ffv v 5 !, 1-. 5 - as A- Zi lag in E E f 'its j f i.. .?:,a i5E 'f,-.,.,.-i- 4 . p i ' l Prexy talked on love. Aonians held open program. lVIinnie goes to a wedding-not his own. Phi Deltas gave open program. lVIissionary conference at Cedar Falls. Philomatheans entertained Aonians at Dixon's Cafe. First morning after that Cedar Falls trip-so it was necessary to dismiss several classes in order that those who had fallen asleep might not be disturbed. Some sixt f baseball men out for practice. Tr outs for Academ la . 3 Y Y P Y Special HBaptist Committee visit campus. Dr. James Gordon addressed the students. Aletheans entertain the Phi Deltas at the VVoods Hotel. College play tryout. Professor Goulden gave talk in chapel on Vocational Education. Student interest in city elections. Prof. Swanson gave address, Place of Studies in Education. Declamatory contest. Last day-before vacation. Butson Mills VVeakIey ' WINNERS IN DECLAMATORY CONTEST 116