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Two McCook College debate teams entered the Na- tional Phi Rho Pi tournament at Houston, Texas, in late April. In the discussion event, Virginia Trail won the trophy and Garold Orman ranked third. Lee Ellen Creas- man won second in poetry reading and Virginia Trail, third in impromptu speaking. Garold Orman and Gale Randel advanced to the quarter finals of the debate division, and Lee Ellen Creasman and Virginia Trail ranked third in the women's division. McCook College was host to the state intercollegiate debate tourna- ment in March. Lee Ellen and Vir- ginia tied for second in the women's division of debate. ln the Phi Rho Pi Regional and the St. John's Invitational at Win- field, Kansas, Virginia and Lee Ellen won six of seven debates. ln the in- dividual events, Lee Ellen ranked second in newscasting, and Virginia ranked fourth in poetry reading and fifth in interpretative oratory in the Phi Rho Pi tournament. Both were finalists in these at the St. John's tournament. Garold Orman ranked superior in extemporaneous speak- ing and Marjorie Foley, excellent in oratory. Phi Rho Pi initiation was held late in the year for Virginia Trail, Lee Ellen Creasman, Marjorie Foley, Tom Cook, John Lewis and Gale Randel. TR :as Ma.: Z Debate Gale Randel, Lee Ellen Creasman Vir ginia Trail, Garold Orman. MARYLOUISE ALEXANDER Debate Coach E. P. BARUTH Track Coach The track season opened April 2 with twenty-three men reporting for practice. The team competed in the annual J.C. Conference Meet, held at Kearney April 26. Jerry Bowker, senior, won third place in the open hundred-yard dash, and the 880-yard relay team placed fourth. , The climax of the meet for McCook College was the winning of the g .A .. , Sprint Medley Relay by Verlyn Saladen, Jerry Bowker, Jack Pursley, and A '5 :': H ' Truman Burton. 'A Eight men competed in the Doane Relays, May 8. Fran Trimmer - fi, N won second in the discus throw and third in the shot put, Fran Seybold ' ' .5 .g' won fourth in both the discus throw and the shot put. The 440-yard -4 I ,,,,, L E'E H. . relay team and the 880-yard relay team each placed third. 'tt' 'gi' . si' I, -:-. During the season the boys worked hard and displayed a great l '15 l'!!!' 4 - l ,,,, deal of enthusiasm. vir. ... Q 34 1- Q? if Tra c li 3-. aj I l ' L I' - N if -Q 1 Stctluq 1 is. Standing: Coach Conter, Rod Anderson, Fran Trimmer, Coach Baruth, Charles Her- rich, Fran Seybold, Bob Horn, Coach McCullough. Kneeling: Dwight Waterman, Verlyn Saladen, Jerry Bow- ker, Jack Pursley, Truman Burton. if if if
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The Thunderbwd Standing: Marilyn Langtry, Marilyn Thompson, Laurel Thomas. Seated: Reva Lewis, Edwin Riggs, Mildred Miller, Mrs. Butler. L ' Q ' J In Memonam The contribution of Hazel W. Furman is a continuing one which will go down through the years affecting succeeding generations of students unknown to her. To all those who knew her, her life will be a source of helpfulness and inspira- ton. ln the highest and noblest tradition of the teaching profession, Miss Furman, by reason of her life and service, left the world a better place in which to live. HAZEL W. FURMAN Instructor in English and in Journalism 1946-l95l Although the second semester Thunderbird staff lacked in number, the enthusiasm and energy of each individual made up for it. The staff en- deavored to relate with some sparkle the events and news about the college and the college people. lt also strove to make the Thunderbird a mirror of life as it is lived on our campus. ' 'X 6 Q 1' A -If G Q H Av V, , ,I P: iF 1, ,V 1 -
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