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Laurie Nolan, Jane Kremski, Wally Sinda, Bonnie Burns, Veronica Dunsmore, Michele Wendling, Dan Morgan, t Mark Morgan, Mrs. Orlich (advisor). Front row: Fran Spens, Dianne Piontkowski, Terri Tatton, Debbie Johnson, Vicki Torello, Astrid Kalisch, Gerry LeTarte, Kathy McMann, Pam Harrel, Jim Chism, Merry Lukasik. (Rosemary Grace not pictured) n 0 m ’75-’TB Editor-in-Chief “Crazy” Joe doing his exercises! 26 §taff
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if a z z a n I Front Row: Pete DeMiglio, Esther Anderson, Brad Morgan, Robert Fisher; Middle Row: Bill Zukas, Dave Fisher, Don Fowler, Kevin Billingsley; Back Row: Mr. Swain, Byron Greer, Joanne Mayfield, Brenda McNutt, Chuck Wahls, Pam Seifert, Renee Cunnings, BiU Ziglein;(Not Shown-Laura Phillips, Sally Boltik, Gerry LeTarte, Paul Weber.)
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The debate team was fairly successful this year, establishing a 14 and 6 win loss record in the Southern Thumb Debate League. That record was good for a fourth place finish. The varsity team, seated in the above picture are, Phillis LeTarte, Michele Wendling, Coach Orlich, Anne Falecki, and Jim Chism. Standing is the junior var- sity team, from left to right Brenda Lnders, Antoinette Torello, Tricia Grace, Es- ther Anderson, Penny Moran, Linda McCormick. Mr. Hopp, at left, served as a judge. The Debate program has been steadily building. In addition to an improved league record, they went to District competition for the first time. Memphis was represented by affirmative speakers Jim Chism and Penny Moran, and negative speakers Michele Wendling and Phillis LeTarte. Jim Chism was second in total speaker points in district competition, which made him eligible for the John S. Knight Free Press Scholarship Contest. Michele Wendling received a trophy for finishing third in the speaker points average ratings for league competition. Uebate Jflaslfback 1926 . . . Memphis High School joined this year, for the first time, the Michigan State Debating League and took part in four of the league’s debates, debating Algonac November 20, Yale December 1 1 , St. Clair January 1 5, and Romeo February 1 2. The question debated was, “Resolved, That the Proposed Child Labor Amend- ment to the National Constitution Should Be Adopted By the United States.”
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