New Haven High School - Mirage Yearbook (New Haven, IN)

Page 7 text:

illlrmnrirn 1923 P zu Eighty-four ,..,-7.,,,.7...,-- Glnntratanta H .1 'Sa Willard Lucas +MeivaleB,11fLff.hQ4iQlrsJ.Q , .41::w1::as12..Ei3i 3 ..

Page 6 text:

illrmnrivs 1523 Behates january nineteenth, The City boy and girl have more advantages than the country boy and girl. Affirmative: Paul Schuckman, Clive Grover, Harold Daniels. Negative: XYillard Lucas. Carl Gable. Melville Blaising. Decision in favor of the neg- ative. january twenty-fifth, Immigration should be limited to the white race. Affirmative: Harriet Lake. Gladys Xulf, XYillard Lucas. Negative: Ferdinand Bradtmueller. Carl Gable, Melville Blaising. Decis- ion in favor of the' negative. january twenty-sixth. Exemption rules should be abolished in high school. Affirmative: Carrie Goeglein, Klar- tin Sheehan, Jessie Sheehan. Negative: Germania Gerardot, De- Yon Phillips, Edrie Thomas. Decision in favor of the negative. january thirty-first, The National Honorary System should be adopted in every township high school. Affirmative: Olive Grover, Paul Schuckman. Negative: Arneda XVinner, Harriet Lake. In the absence of Paul, Miss Tonkel took his place, and therefore the decision was given to the affirm- ative. XYho said we xveren't diplomats? March ninth. Labor organizations promote the best interest of the work- ing man. Aflirmative: Melville Blaising, Fer- dinand Bradtmueller, Xlfillard Lucas. Negative: Martin Sheehan, DeVon Phillips. Carl Gable. Decision was made by Reverends jones, Aichinger and Rhoades. in favor of the negative. Page Eighty-three

Page 8 text:

illllvntnriva 1923 Qiglg Svrhnnl State 'fsliarusziun livagttv Early in the year the Public Speaking Class joined the High School State Discussion League. This league is for the purpose of developing the student's ability in research work on some important public question. This year the subject was to propose a plan whereby all labor disputes of public or quasi-public industries could be solved. Martin Sheehan and Carl Gable were chosen to compete for the representative from our school in the Final elimination. This was held in the Assembly, March twenty-lirst. Carl was chosen and went to Fort XX'ayne Central to the county contest held March twenty-third. where he gave his discussion with credit to himself and to the class. The other county contestants were Mary Forker. South Side: Josiah Roth, Leo: john lletts, Central. Nineteen members of our school attended and came home with great plans for next year, for- XYho bides his time and day by day Faces defeat full patiently, And lifts a mirthful roundelay, However poor his fortunes be- He will not fall in any qualm Of poverty-the .paltry dime It will grow golden in his palm XYho bides his time. V James XYhitcomb Riley. ix Page Eighty-tive tx. xx