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'rurncr, McFlroy and Johnson are lost by graduation, but from all indications Wesleyan has a splendid outlook for next year. Roth Pooler and Schut . will be back as well as the new men ami women: Work, Tomlinson, Smith, McGavic, Rellit, Hauer, Sedgwick, Lockhart and Crane. On April 10-Id, Helen and Vera, Rollin and Ralph, four debaters, and Dorothy Sedgwick and Fred Miller as extempore speakers went to Dcs Moines for the regional convention of Pi Kappa Delta. At this convention, each school or team debated twice, once on each side of the ques-tion. To be eliminated, the team must be defeated on both sides of the question. Our girls went to the semi-finals without a defeat; there Parsons bested us, and in a hotly contested debate Simpson took the convention. Therefore, the Wesleyan girls were adjudged as second winners, while Dorothy Sedgwick won first in extempore. Since Wesleyan held the vice-presidency of the Iowa Women’s Forensic League, the state oratorical and extempore contest was held here on February 15. In this we were represented by Miss Munster as orator and Miss Sedgwick in extempore. On March 1, Jordon Work in extempore and Farron Turner in oratory were sent to Penn College for the state contest of the Iowa Collegiate Forensic Association. Turner was awarded first place with his oration “What Price War” and went to the interstate contest at St. Peters, Minnesota, on April 12. Here he was chosen as one of two men from the five states represented to enter the national contest at Fvanston, Illinois, on April 26 under the auspices of the Northwestern School of Speech. Fred Miller will enter the “Constitution” oratorical contest at Dubuque on April 27. With this successful season. Prof. Dennis i to be congratulated. Next year’s slogan is to be: “Watch us take the National at Wichita.” Pane 162
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