McKinley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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APFIRMATIVE TEAM l. McDonald, S. Collier, Mr. Schwan, I. Sigl Resolved: That the United States Should loin in an Alliance with Great Britain. During the season the teams debated this question which involved the study of our American Foreign Policy or the stand we in America would take in case of another major war. This year Marshfield again entered the Stevens Point District Tournament, competing with twenty-six other schools. There three debates were given by the affirmative team and three by the negative team. Coaches from the respective schools acted as judges and marked on the basis of points, five being superior and one poor. Although eliminated from the regional tournament, Marshfield was credited with twentyftwo points out of a possible thirty points. Prior to the tournament at Stevens Point, the debate teams appeared before the Mens Club, Rotary Club, and Lions Club of Marshfield. Practice debates were also arranged with Neills- ville, Wisconsin Rapids, and Chippewa Falls. NEGATIVE TEAM P. Fink, S, Pinucane, D, Haight, H, Blackwood E563 l

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O. Hustedt lst place, district, Class C, 1937 lst place, state, Class C, 1937 lst place, district, Class B, 1938 lst place, state, Class B, 1938 y, V. R3 1 4' I. .Noi ,V x. Q X C. Krohn lst place, district, Class C, 1938 lst place, state, Class C, 1938 M. Farrell lst place, district, Class C, 1938 lst place, state, Class C, 1938 I. Fleisner lst place, district, Class C, 1938 lst place, state, Class C, 1938 lst drum major, Senior Band, 1937, 1938, 1939. 5551 Zffinnmfi Harold Iensen lst place district, lst place state, Class C, 1935 lst place district, lst place state, Class B, 1937 lst place district, lst place state, Class A, 1938 2nd place National, 1938 Award one-halt scholastic tor three week Band Course at University oi Wisconsin by combined Marshfield Women's Clubs, l937. Otiered simi- lar Scholarship by Uni- versity Summer School, 1938.

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f Back ROW: R. Froehlke, F. Upharn, M, Krueger, W. Iohnson, I. McDonald. 'I Front Row: S. Finuccme, V. Felhofer, Miss Dunn, Miss I-Iugunin, Miss Kimball, S. Collier, N. Barnes. If ' T UU' f L. ' ry ffl ,ITV Ali- rl . li flu? DPC ,flfMLjIi,,ff I 0 I ,yu , 5' Irv 1' iffqfxf 2 QVVVU ,J A14 ,- 1 ' . L IC W 'M 'fi' ' 'AV LP 'W' oca ontest inners V, - ff - , -I Ar' L 41500 ,AWD -L' - ' SERIOUS DECLAMATION A ,NM I LU ' I 'gf ' I f JJ! First place-Nancy Barnes ..... The Tell-Tale Heart ,.,,frj H , 1 Mjfw' Second placeeViolet Felhoter . . . Honey jj JIM ' ' A , .LCV ' L1 V , .- HUMoRoUs DECLAMATION MN Vw f ' 1 First place-fShirley Collier ..... The Young in I-Ieartup Second place-Margery Krueger . . Let Brotherly Love Continue EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING First placefRobert Froehlke . . . Germany's Policies Today Second place-Wilbur Iohnson The Czechoslovalcian Crisis EXTEMPORANEOUS READING First place--Iohn McDonald ..... North to the Orient Second placefShirley Finucane Heaven I-Iighrl-Iell Deep ORATORY First place----Shirley Finucane . . . . Let Freedom Ring Second placeeFredrick Upham Youth in a Democracy COACHES M. I-Iugunin . . Humorous cleclamation and externporaneous reading D. Dunn . . . . Oratory and extemporaneous speaking E. Kimball . .... Serious declarnation IUDGE Mrs. I-Iugh Gwin, Loyal, Wisconsin I57l