Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Knight Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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Atiirmative: Melvin Stang, Elizabeth Scherer, John Doran. Negative: Frederick Peltier, Catherine Kuchenberg, Donald White. ORANGE AND BLACK DEBATING TEAM The budding genius of the Orange and Black debating team has been given the long-desired opportunity of exhibiting the intellectual and oratorical ability that so far lay undiscovered. Urged by the desire to help these youthful geniuses, the coach endeavored to develop a team in no wise second to Lourdes 1927 debat- ing team. Success crowned these efforts and showed the appreciative audience. the undergraduate body, and the entire school the abundance of unsuspected tal- ent in.their midst when the members appeared for the first time in public to debate the question: Resolved-THAT CONGRESS SHOULD PASS LEGISLA- TION PROHIBITING STRIKES IN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRIES, CON- STITIITIONALITY GRANTED. The laurels received were deserved and the negative as well as the affirmative had just cause to feel elated. LAVVRENCE CAMPS, 727. Page 94