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ORATORY Oratorical honors came to St. Mary's through Richard' Seqraves who won first place and a trophy for the school at the Indiana Catholic Oratorical Contest held at' the University oi Notre Dame on April 18. Richard was personally awarded a gold medal for successiull com- peting with contestants from seven other schools. The McNbamara trophy ,Which he Won for the school was presented to Notre Dame by Deputy Attorney General I. P. McNamara, of Indianapolis. Richard was assigned by the school as representative of Anderson at the State contest after he was pronounced winner over twelve other students in a school contest held on April 14. The contestants were Wilma Oleksy, winner of second placeg Francis Burke, winner of third place: Francis Ratchtord, Helen Meehan, Iohn Welsh, Doris Renner, Iohn Melcher, Bernard Wulle, William Spoo, Mary Margaret Roche, Iohn Lamper, and Patricia Donovan. This event is sponsored annually by the Richard'Crashaw Club and Reverend Father Travers. The subject that placed Richard first both at the 'local and the state contest was the Child Labor Amendment . Deploring child labor in factory, admitting the abuses that inspired the writing of a bill to re- store the child to its natural lite, he attacked the clauses in the Federal Amendment that converted it into a youth reqirnentation bill. He advo- cated as- a solution to the problem a return of the power to the States Where it rightfully belongs. The State contest was sponsored by the Wranglers' Club, a foren- sic society that furnishes debaters for inter-collegiate debates. The judges were Father Bolger of the Sociology Department, Dr. McMahon of the Philosophy Department, and Richard Meier, of the Wranglers.
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