St Mary of the Springs High School - Siena Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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DEBATE Rem!-ved, That trusts are detrimental to the U. S. AFFIRMA'1'IVE Francis Dwyer Lenore Reeb NEGATIVE Charles Kauderer VVilliam Miller Marcella Baumbusch Frank Nuebeck After these Rhetoricals representatives from each Senior Class were voted for to compete in a contest which was held Sunday afternoon, March fourth. The following program took place: URA'1'IoNs Conceited People ...................,.,., Education and Good Citizenship, . . . . . . . . POEMS March Class '28. , . EssAYs Value of the Press. . . Style ,..,,.....,. . . SHORT S'1'oR1Es Lost ..... ,,.... .,......,,.... His Better Half. . ....i , . DEB1X'I'E Resolved, That foreign labor, skilled and unskilled, the U. S. AFFIRMATIVE Marcella Baumbusch Frances Dwyer NEGATIVE VVilliam Bierherg Catherine Ellifritz The judges announced the following as winners: Oration. . . Poem ..... Essay .,..... Short Story. . , Debate . . . . . . . ...,. Eileen DeVine , Theodore Eisenmann . . . .Elva Inkrot , . .Colletta Rath , . . , .Mary lVIoore . , .lVlercedes Blotzer . , . .Alvesta Milli-r . . . .Teresa McGuire should be barred from Charles Kauderer Paul Grimm , . .Theodore Eisenmann , , . . . . . .Colletta Rath . . . .lVlary Moore . .Teresa McGuire ....... Negative COLLE'l l'A RA'l'H, '28. 78

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-41:1 I ff ' -f W-- .. , B 3 2 vf . 4 DEBATE Resolved, That environment and not heredity is the chief cause of crime. AFFIRMATIVE Catherine Ellifritz Mercedes Blotzer Marie Grundey NEGATIVE VV illiam Bierberg Carl Beckstedt Paul Grim On the following evening Senior II displayed Welcome .............,..................... Poslvx Newspapers. . . ......,.,. . . . . , EssAY Dying Hobo... ,........... .... SHORT STORY VVhat a College Education Should Give .... . . ORATION Path of Class '28 ...... ..4........,.. POEM Thinking for Onels Self ..... .... , .... Essmr Short Story .... .......... Influence .... ............. ORATION Snow .... ............ POEM Short Story .... ....... Amusement .... .............. ESSAY Patriotism .... ............ ORATION Oration ,... ..,..... Thrift ,.... ........,. Essm' Oration .... ,,,,,, Essay .... ..,. 77 their literary ability. Moore ..F red Bangert Teresa McGuire . . .Ruth Stalder . .Helen Fischer Danice Badurine . .Mary Loviner :Eileen DeVine . . .Elva Inkrot . . . .Catherine Wagner . . . . . . .Helen Haley .. ...Alice Ford . . . ,Clarence 1.Gloeckner ..........PauliFalter . . . . .Elsie Casey . . .Charles Brandt wig Y ll 'r I 1 l Y E 2 l H 1 4 w . v V. ' l in 'n ' . fl ci E .3 '4 5 ll . 1 fl- .Q qi QP' all lu J 1 y li 1.

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Left to right: Nlary Baumann, Jeanette Saile, Veronica Connors, Margare Lennon, Jane lhleara. Our Librarians VVith sehool and its natural companions, hook worms, research work, :nu hook reports, eame the need for lihrarians. Owing to the fact that the Seniors were engaged with so many other duties, the faculty thought it practical to appoint one student of eaeh class to take care of the distrihution of the hooks among hei own classmates. 'l'he following were appointed: Senior--Veroniea Connorsg Junior-lhlary lizuunanng S1iphomore-,lane hflearag l reshman-Jeanette Saile, Margaret Lennon. These girls have proven that they are worthy of the task which has heen en- trusted to them. They have performed their duties skillfully and accurately, and we feel sure that our precious volumes are safe in their hands. lxl.-XRL9.'XRli'l' Sti1.1,1v.xN, '78 79