Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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A. Thornberq, E.' Sagehorn, B. Doherty, K. Clemens R. Swankle, W. Kercher, W. Osmon, R. Stuckenbruck, O. Ongstad, H. Edson. The I Club is one organization that defeats these I-join-everythingers, for you really have to work for mem- bership. To be eligible you must have earned a letter in football, basket- ball, or track. Don David, football captain, was president of this ex- clusive bunch, and vice presidents were basketball co-captains Herb Parker and Harry Hendrickson. This group includes first year sweater-men or four year lettermen, and they're all swell fellows who make IC's sports record a clean and enviable one. B. Buchholtz, L. Schmid, V. Sundin, A. Graves, V. Buchholtz B. Lamm, T. Dahlen, B. Mork, H. Hendrickson. I CLUB R. Sears. B. Kangas, I. Gardner B. Salisbury, H. Ludwig. W. Krivobok, R Doyle I. Brandenburg, D. David. H. Parker, L Shook

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Q 1 5 Marjorie Thompson Gaylord Williams Debate Teams: 4 l E i R FORENSICS Winners in the Men's and Women's Old Line contests were re- spectively Adrian Dahl, made ,happier by fifty dollars, and Marjorie Thompson, adding another gold medal to her collection. Freshman Gay- lord Williams took over the Nye Peace Contest. These three were represented at their respective state meets. In the realm of debate much was accomplished. Iarnestown's first team, Claude Pearson and Alvin Anderson, and second, James Kot- sakas and Vernon Pearson, together with Stella Lillo and Frances Horner, as the first women's team, and other members of the speech department attended the annual Red River Valley Speech Tournament at Concordia, Feb. 5-6-7. Three strenuous days of speechwork netted I.C. a first in women's poetry, and second in women's extemp. by Marjorie Thompson: third in women's oratory by Stella Lillo: second in the radio discussion contest, Frances Horner, second in men's poetry, Alvin Anderson, and other minor placements. The women's team took four out of six in the first round of debates while the men broke even with three out of six. March 2-3-4 Claude and Al, men's first team, debated at St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota, bringing home a third in the Northwest Debate Tournament. The men's and women's first teams together with Dr. W. E. Lillo, left April Sth for a week in Minneapolis at the National Pi Kappa Delta Speech Tournament. Con- tests were held daily with IC entries in debate, men's and women's extemp. and oratory. As heretofore a successful season was completed by the Forensics Department. Adrian Dahl Alvin Anderson, Claude Pearson, Dr. Lillo, Frances Horner, Stella Lillo - a S I . I J 1' .pk ' Ka 6'-