Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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X X ll A i, . ,G -- --5.1 l riig l Da. HElun:R'r Ll-iii S'rE'1s Miss Mnmzun Taxis. .. Da. Emnilz C. lilill-'F1'lH VERN BUNNELI, ..... . KExxE'ru S,xL's.u1.xx .. SHIRLEY PAUSE ...... lliuzow l5EADl,li JAMES S'r,xx1.Ey ...... LEROY S'l'lXEBOXX'liR . .. FRANK CrxMPnE1,i, .. PI KAPPA DELTA 'llhe llliehigan Alpha chapter set a new standard for eo-operation ed GA with those in charge of Forensics this year. Several details of debating were taken over by the chapter. Fourteen new members were admit- ted from the debate teams, and tive members received higher degrees for their work this year. The loeal chapter was represented at the Biennial Pi Kappa Delta Convention at Peoria, Ill., by a team of four men. This team con- sisting of Harold Beadle, Vern Bunnell, Kenneth Sausaman, and james Stanley, turned in three victories out of five debates. MEMBERSHIP :X ,... ,... ...................... . .,.. . ...Umtury mm' Ill.YlVlll'1i0ll. .. ... ..... I11.vfrzu'lifnz ..... . , . . .... Dvbale .,... . . Dflzati' D1'f11llf'....... . . Uralory and Drbair . .. 4 . Uralory amz' Debate . . . Dl'11Hff1 Dfflllir' ....IIoxoRiuu' lNlEMBER . . SPEei.u. Disrixcriox . . Svseifxt DISTINCTION . . SPECIAL DIS'l'INC'l'ION .. SPEe1.u. D1s'rixe'r1Ox HONOR HONOR HONOR Hoxok HONOR XVILLIS Dexaua . .. Drbatr . .. Pkoriemxcr Iinwlx QHZNIRICII Urban' . .. PROFICIEXCY LEIJLIE DE How ...........,.. .......... D rlwair ....................... . , . PROFIQIENCY DlQGRlfl'f OF l RA'llIiRNlTY IN DlQB.fYlllQ Clair lforinger Helen Myers Gertrude Otto Raymond Ford james lNflcI,augblin Louise Stein Berenice Cook Ben Goldman Marion Ellis Beryl lWeLellan Margaret Vande Hunt Vera Hill George Pardee Marjorie Volkers julia Barber Gilbert Otto Alma Smith XVinifred Johnson Jeanette Fuller Clarence Ramsdell Robert Sodergren X 109 .. .. 5,

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Beryl McLellan Alma Smith Bernice Cook Marjorie Volkers Helen Myers Margaret VaudeBunt Louise Stein Gertrude Otto VVinitred johnson XVOlXIEN'S VARSITY DEBATE The lfVomen's teams, composed largely of freshmen, and with only one veteran debater, met RI. A. C. in a dual debate. The result was a unanimous victory for the negative team, while the affirmative lost 2-l. The teams were of a high order and deserve considerable credit for their showing against one of 1Iichigan's strongest Forensic colleges. By the deciding vote of the audience the team lost 2-l to the Colorado Aggies strong team. Edgar Lundy Clair Foringer George Pardee Marion Ellis blames McLaughlin Ledlie De Bow Fred Kraushaar Vs'arren Dobson fno pieturel FRESHRIAN DEBATE The All-tresh teams containing an unusual number of experienced debaters won a double victory in their triangle with Albion and Olivet. This is a most unusual showing for freshmen debaters. IHS .ax . ...x . XR, ,W W .,.,,.xN ,X N X

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