Hillyard High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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0:O!1l7lY!10l0l0ifllI1ilDl!l0i1ll0ll1ll?1 10l0l0illlllllDi'0i01IbllDi4l1tDI4DllllKQsO 0:9iigp1qy1gyjg,14,gqggg1919101ngg,j4pi0q DtD1l3l0lKli0ltIi-lli1li1!i1JltIl4!10il7140.0 Harding Debate Club F1'0Dt Row, Left to Right: Freemont Cass, Jim Culverwell, Florence Bope. Armonde Albo, Gladys Wickham, Eric McDnvis, Benton Gillingham, Gwendolyn Vvhite. Second Row: Charles Petty, Charles Andrist, Robert Williams, Czurlotte Renstrom, Peggy Vkfnlker, Mildred Lynch, Nvinnie Lilienthal, Kenneth West, Myra Lindsay, Lewis Becker. Back Row: Howard Kroske, Willis Lusby. Mrs. Morrison, Bessie Cal-Iail, Ray Green, Evelyn Renstrom. Florence Johnson, Katherine Youngman, Kathryn Hurd, Robert Rothwell. OFFICERS President ...... -.. ...... -.e .,... --, ...,... A1-monde Alho Vice President . ................... ...... E ric Mclluvis Secretary -Treasurer ....... ............ G ladys Wickham 1 In November, 1923, a group of thirteen boys and girls, interested in debate, organized the Harding Debate club, under the supervision of Mrs. Iva Morrison. This small group has spread its interest and enthusiasm for debate and oratory until the club now consists of thirty active members. One of the outstanding events of each year is the Hurding Debate club banquet given on the closing day of' the first semester. The pur- pose' of the banquet is to pay tribute to the de- bate teams. It's popularity may be judged from the fact that 67 students attended this year. Superintendent O. C. Pratt has been the guest of honor for the past two years. The members of the club have sponsored the organizing of the National Honor Society and the National Forensic League which is the first to be organized in the state of Washington. ' During the year 1928-1929 a, Student Benefit Fund was started which the members hope to ' 2 add to each year until it becomes of real value to the school. This year the club has started a. campaign to interest the grade schools, tributary to Hillyard High, in debate. A cup, to be known as thc Hardiug Debate Club Cupf' will be awarded to the school winning the championship for three years out of four. Each year the club finances debate by giving a- pay convocation. This year the program con- sisted of the following numbers: A comedy farce: Mechanical Jane, by Florence Bope, Myra Lindsay and Mildred Lynch. A MOCK WEDDING Bride ................ ............................. - .. Florence Johnson Maid of honor . ..... ..... K athryn Hurd Best man ............ .... W illis Lusby Minister .... ......., . .. .,..... ............. E ric McDa.vis Bride groom ............,................. Benton Gillingham t Ctiontinurfd on page 761 O Page fifty-our O:QliI1-01!llll.ililYQ4lQ0j0,0QfYQ15,0 0g 3 0 nruzuxoxoxoxnzoxozoxoxoxoqnoe-rocsiozo

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