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fuuck might Je .mid on 50154 .4z'cfe.4---iqcfdiion FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Bryon, Barbara Beetles, Karen Kossuth, Robin Ormes, Gwynne Douglass, Becky Beard, Becky Kushnir, Tamra Wood. SECOND ROW: Russ McClain, Doug Derrer, Jim Scarboro, Jim Thomasson, John Akers, George lrwin, Maurice Mendel. BACK ROW: Howard Steadman, Quinn Gardner, Cory Atwood, David Hite, John Perkins, Dick Runyan, Chris Hardy. Resolved: That the United States Foreign Aid Should Be Substantially ln- creased. This has been the challenging subiect lor discussion by the members of the i957-58 Debate Club. Pros and cons ot this question were weighed at tournaments held in Durango, Longmont, Boulder, Denver, Pueblo, Fort Collins, and Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Cheyenne, Wyoming. Under the guidance ot Mr. Higgins, the sponsor, debators received training in the techniques of argumentation and developed skills in public speaking. Gt- ficers were President Doug Derrer, Vice President Margot Hallenbeck, Secretary Liz Bryan, Treasurer Tamra Wood, and Historian Cory Atwood. gp X1 A 'Au Doug Derrer, Margot Hallenbeck, John Akers, and Elizabeth Bryan debate an important issue i l i l i i i Cvfglflfiilgtinrt
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fzylt 13 tie tail urken many :Mate the toif--ryomet fl f qw 1 , l T J l 1: by Q e '5 J r . I ., j' I 1 1. iffgf i ra A A 'ETS ' ii ET Q44 fs., t-cu. T8 Orgonizonon FRONT ROW: Carole Coffman, Deanna David, Dorothy Bowers, Janette Ehlers, Carolyn Jones, Susan Hay, Sherry Gregory, SECOND ROW: Jaren Kraus, Carolyn Heyse, Jean Blythe, Judy Kennedy, Janice Brittain, Lana Felland, Mary Graham, Janice Feis, Sharon Chamberlain. BACK ROW: Kathleen Anderson, Barbara Justis, Sandy Fisher, John Blythe, Tom Schwartz, John Akers, Janice Gilman, Kathleen Doherty. FRONT ROW: Miss Hollister, Shirley Brown, Ann Armstrong, Judy James, Becky Kushnir, Marcia Denton, Trena Lewis, Helen Evenson. SECOND ROW: Gwynne Douglass, Brenda Hawley, Julie Smith, Ida McCune, Jo Ann Aiken, Nancy Ragsdole, Judy McCormick, Bonnie Downer, Joan Slagle, LeEIlen Gay. BACK ROW: Margot Hallenbeck, Fran Intemann, Lila Hollister Carol Brown, David Hite, Cory Atwood, Russell McClain, Sara Dodson, Betty Sandusky, Marilyn Fyffe. This yeor's Terror Tribe performed mony services for The school, including providing Two monfhs' funds for Kim, our Koreon orphon, ond furnishing o one hundred dollor scholorship for o senior club member. The Tvvo hundred members eorned poinTs by helping Teochers grode popers, decorofing for donces, ond working on fIooTs for Pow Wow. The presidenf of The orgon- izofion wos Tom SchvvorTZ, The vice-presidenf, Allene Thompson, The secre- Tory, Judy Jomes, ond The Treosurer, John Akers. Miss I-ioIiisTer is The foculfy sponsor. X. 3 ffl
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