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DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club has had a very active program this year. Although we have had an entirely inexperienced team, all members but one will remain next season and receive additional training. Our membership of about twenty shows some very promising prospects. The most imp-ortant event of the past year was the Tri- State Debate, our negative team traveling to Walnut Hills of Cincinnati to engage the local debaters, while 0-ur affirmative team was host to Shortridge High of In- dianapolis. Unfortunately for us, both verbal battles were decided against us, but the experience gained by the team will doubtlessly become apparent in next year's results. The purpose of the club is to develop the ability to think rapidly and accurately and to speak clearly in public, also to aid students in acquiring a working knowledge of parliamentary law To accomplish these ends the club engages in lively discus- sions, during which good form and parliamentary law are strictly adhered to. It is then that the ability to debate is developed and improved. The officers for the past term were: David Kimbel ........... ....... P resident Edwin Baer ..... .... V ice President Gene Carpenter .... ..... S ecretary Bill 'Glover ..... ........ T reaisurer John Hubbard .... ---Sergeant-at-Arms Robert Hertzman ............................ Critic The members of the team wish to express their thanks to the Debate Clufb as a whole for the opportunity which it has given them, and to especially thank Mr. Gerhart, our faculty advisor, and Mr. Hummel for their whole-hearted co-operation in putting on this yea.r's debates. We only look forward to a better approaching season. -David Kimbel. Ninety-one Male High '38
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OMICRON HI-Y FALL TERM SPRING TERM Jimmie Evans .............. President Charles Grant .............. President Bob Freeman .... .... V ice Pres. john Scoggan--- ..... Vice Pres. Billy Sanderson .... .... S ecretary George Read .... .... S eeretary John Scoggan--- .,., Treasurer Marvin Hooten ..... ..... T reasurer Marvin Hooten ......... Sergt.at-Arrns Lawrence Co-yte ........ Sergt.-at-Arms Charles Grant ..... ..... P ub. Mgr. Jimmie Evans ..... ,.... P nb. M gf. George Read .......... Asst, Secretary Dan Lee .............. Asst. Secretary We, the members of the Omcron, Hi-Y, feel that we have completed a year of accomplishment which we can well be proud of. Although Omicron has always set the pace in the Louisville Hi-Y Fellowship, never before have they so out-distanced everyone else. This has truly been a 'tbanner year for Omicron in every respect. At the Annual Fellowship Banquet, held April 18, 1938, Omicron was awarded the plaque for highest honors in inter-club competition, and also received the Best Functioning Club Award, This is the first time that any one club has received both awards. We are very proud of this enviable accomplishment. One of our definite steps forward this past year has been the establishing of a special fund. The purpose of this fund is to send our most outstanding members to The American Youth Foundation Camp which is situated on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan. We have participated in 'many fine service projects during the past year. Out- standing among them was: the sponsored membership of an underprivileged boy at the Y.M.'C. A., the collecting of books for a boys' library at the HY , and the paying of a boys, lunch and carfare at Male. Our graduating seniors are: Wesley Cunningham, Addison Lee, III, and Whit- ney O'Bannon. We are very sorry to lose these fine members, but as they go, we wish them, and the entire class of 1938, all the success in the world. So, having passed another milestone in our history, Omicron Hi-Y faces the future with courage and vision, and with the challenage of the past ringing in her ears. Jimmie Evans. Ninety The Bulldog
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