Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

 - Class of 1950

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ACADEMY DEBATING TEAM First Row: Mengden, Schultz, Schouvaloff, Dean, Temple, Second Row: Mr, Bragdon, Hatch, Poole, 1, Wilson, Mr, P. E. A. SENATE President: Andrew P. Schouvaloff Vice-President: Henry S. Francis, lr. Secretary: Kenneth j. Reckford Adviser: H. H, Thomas This year the Senate provided its usual barrage of words intermixed with a small amount of good sense. ln the fall, an anti- lynching bill supported by moderates and radicals was defeated by a last ditch stand of the reactionaries. The repeal of the oleomargarine tax marked a high point in Senate idealism. Soon thereafter, advo- cates of a foreign policy of expediency rammed through financial aid to Tito and a resolution to recognize Communist China. A coalition of enlightened liberals and con- servatives forced approval of housing segregation in the South, but the liberals deserted the wild-eyed radicals to pass an F.E.P.C. bill. As usual, politics was important in Sen- ate activity. After combining with Repub- licans to win the election of the fall term, the Whigs deserted their erstwhile friends and coalesced with the American Liberals to form a powerful Conservative Party. Another new party, the National Popular Dibble, Nicoson Wilson. Front, was formed by a group of left-wing idealists. fThus a moderately successful year was ended.l ACADEMY DEBATING TEAM Captain: S, Bobo Dean Advisers: Mr. Bragdon, lVlr. Wilson Although there were only two veterans from last year's squad debating for Exeter this year, the Academy Debating Team had a good season. ln its first debate it de- feated St. Paul's, arguing the affirmative of, Resolved that World Federal Govern- ment is a practical solution to the problems of war and peace in the immediate future . Subsequently it won over Roxbury Latin, debating, Resolved that fear of punish- ment has a greater affect upon human con- duct than hope of reward . The first de- feats took place at Laconia, where, in a debating tournament concerning the changes in the Electoral College, both Exeter teams lost. The Princeton Debate being cancelled this year, the season ended with a discussion of the Framingham Re- formatory and a debate with Andover on the topic, Resolved that modern man is obsolete . lll41

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