Monson Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Monson, MA)

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Q Q 1 ffm Q QQ ta Q Q Q Q Q Q ea ras ri? Q HE present Debating Society IS the outcome of the union of the Junior and Senior clubs which were founded In 1926 by Mr Fernard Ruge, 3rd. To be eligible for membership 1E IS necessary to participate in at least one debate, for which a shingle 15 accordingly awarded by the society at the end of the school year several Interesting meetings have been held In spite of the great number of school activities Among the subjects which were considered are the following: The Cruiser B111 Capital Punishment Military Training and the Overemphasis of Football. At another time our adviser gave a most helpful talk on parliamentary law. The debates are conducted In the usual collegiate manner and are followed by an opened forum conducted by the presiding ofiicer The list of the members with the officers is as follows: OIIN CIARDINER President OHN FAIRBANKS, Secretary-Treasurer WILLIAM BACON Vice-President SYDNEY PENDLETON, Sergeant-at-Arms H. NEWTON CARLSON SIBLEY SQUIRE WILLIAM STROHMEIER OSEPH SATRIANO M. HAMILTON CARLSON JOHN MAYER RUSSELL WATSON RICHARD PRATT ABBOTT 0,BRlON OIIN MARSHALL, . PAGE FORTY'FOUR Egg Debating Society Q T , ' I ' ' QSJ , , . . L . ? Tlor the year 1928-1929, Mr. Edward Hickey has served as faculty adviser, and Q5 . y U. . H l .. . . Y I Q Q5 ' I , I I Q ' Q I Q Q5 l JR Q Q M QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q33 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QI Q Q Q Q Ia Q sa Q :sa

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