Randolph Macon Academy - Sabre Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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Q- . '-C,--Q--gs-' - 2 .X a if - 2 -1 ' . 1?i15i252 : A:, ' -wifi-Z+ s m i Q7 rs 'fue-1. .- A h 2 . b it? -'Q-6-F7 1005 ZF-:Ei-' -as-f - muy f ww - -ss-21 ,--ff:--s 65 m M1 ' I I Evhating at Qanhnlph-Hiarnn Arahrxng N the early fall of this session literary societies were organized, and since that time a lively interest has been taken in debating, espe- I cially in interschool debating. Short debates are held every week W9 in each society, and men who possess tongues that would hold 5.4 thousands spellbound take part. The lirst intersociety debate was held on December Sd, with Leo Stalnaker and EarlStowers repre- S-J senting the Wfooclrow Wfilson Literary Society, and Earl I. Lewis and H. Conrad Blackwell representing the lfV21Sl1l1lgtO11 Literary Society. Our nrst interschool debate was with Lynchburg High School, and Leo Stalnaker and XV. li. Ricks brought back the laurels for Randolph-Macon. VVC next debated Bedford High School on April l2th. It was on that hot military-training question, and our men, in the persons of Earl Stowers and H. Conrad Blackwell, argued well to establish the negative side, for the voluntary military system is established in our school. At this time we are sure of being represented at the University of Vir- ginia in May and our most successful debaters will register there the record of the year. Indeed, no man can do better than to improve his talents and show his speaking abilityg and may those who are to follow us at R.-M. A. hold high the banner in debating. 129 l