Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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Argumenfors Anything for an argument puts this picture in its proper category as these future statesmen listen atten- tively to some facts read by Rex Leathers. Others in the picture are Manley Feinstein, Don Winner, Mary McCoin. Lila Bozekas, Dorothy Downs, Florence Kimball, Lillian Bozekas. Sheila Casey, Done Minehart, and Margaret Crowley. Debaters Antagonize Aclversaries ln keeping with the present day emerg- ency Resolved: that every able bodied male citizen should have one year of com- pulsory military training before reaching the draft age, was the topic for debate for the '42 season, which began in December, and continued until March l4. Members of the MHS squad competed in debates held at Brookings, Watertown, Madison, Tyndall, Platte, Letcher, Woon- socket, Mt. Vernon, and Sioux Falls. From six to eight squads from Iowa, Minnesota, and South Dakota were also met by the Ker' nel debaters. The team won the majority of their negative debates in which they entered. Al- though there were no orators, Don Winner won third place in novice extempt, and Wesley Foster third in the extemporaneous division. Our junior high school debaters were more active, on the whole, than were the majority of the senior high people. Therefore, our future strength will lie with them, stated Willard jordan, director of the squad. When asked about the effect the war would have on the debate trips, he stated, The present difficulty will probably make a change of plans necessary for all schools, and the tournament idea may be emphasized more next year. Twenty-five students signed for debate at the beginning of the season, but many of these dropped out later, leaving 12 active members. These were Lila Bozekas, Lillian Bozekas, Paul Carlson, Sheila Casey, Manley Feinstein, Wesley Foster, Gunnard Grahn, Florence Kimball, Rex Leathers, john Lloyd, Don Minehart, and Don Winner.