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The annual Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, always so eagerly looked forward to, is PATIENCE, directed by Mr. Stephenson and Mr. English. ACOLYTES GUILD Under the fine direction of Mr. Judge, the Acolytes Guild, now in its third year, has be- come a very popular and useful service to the school and church. This year the guild has grown to thirty-five boys, from sixth formers to third formers, who feel it a privilege as well as a duty to serve God. At the annual Christ- mas Party the Guild elected Wink Rawle to succeed this year's president, John Allbee. DEBA TING Soon after school started this year, the debating club met to elect its oflicers for the year. They were as follows: President, George Hatch, Vice-President, John Allbee, and Secre- tary, Robert Armknecht. With only the practice debate at Shrewsbury for experience on the topic, Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Adopt a Policy of Free Trade Among Nations Friendly to the United States, the above three plus Josh Young, went to debate the question at the Dartmouth Tournament. When the scores were tallied, it was found the Holderness team had squeaked out a victory by one speaker rating. On February 12, after qualifying at the preliminary rounds at Dover, a group went to the University of New Hampshire to compete in the speech finals. There Hatch came in second in extemporaneous speaking and original ora- tory. Two weeks later a second trip was made to the University of New Hampshire for the state debate championship. Hatch and Arm- knecht made it to the finals but lost on a close 3-2 decision. March 4 found our debaters at the state university once more for the N. F.L. District Tournament in speech and debate. Things were looking up for the Holderness team this weekend, Hatch won the original oratory and the four-man debate team won too. This qualified Hatch and Armknecht for the Nationals at San Jose, California on June 21-24. At the New England Student Conference in April John Allbee qualifiied as a Senator from New England to go to the Nationals in California.
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