Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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5 i 1 I I 1 LJ CL it u 3. lwj ' '.,.2'5H,f,'ya, 1 :y V. 'Y' ph. 'lx xi ..r. W A I x U I I, -.l'f,' H . n DEBATE-PHILOLOGIAN SOCIETY We started our debate class with six members. Edna McMaster, Coressa Shull and Mildred Lemmon composed the team with Rosa Dahl as alternate. Other members were Lillian Price and Frances Harrison. We won one of the four league debates but received four of the possible twelve judges decisions. Our first debate was our winning one. It was with Rochester at Oakville on Oct. 25, Oakville upholding teh affirmative side of the question, Resolved that the installment plan of buying as a means of exchange is economically desirable. Our second debate was held at Tenino on Nov. 15, Oakville arguing the negative and losing side of the question. We were again defeated in our third debate held with Hoquiam on Dec. 14 at Oakville. The last debate of the season was held at Olympia, on Jan. 14. We faced defeat here also, but had the satisfaction of knowing that we were. the best team they had defeated. All of our debates were very close and the decisions were very hard to make, according to the judges. We had two practice debates, one with Rochester and the other with Aberdeen. At the first of the year the Philologian society was again organized. Cor- essa Shull was elected president, Mildred Lemmon, vice president and Frances Harrison, secretary and treasurer. We made more money this year than any since the society was organized, and was not only able to pay all of our debts, but were able to leave a considerable amount to the student body. -Mildred Lemmon. Page 26