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fbeaaifing. Zfnian THE University of Manitoba Debating Union, along with many of the other sub-organizations, enjoyed one of its most successful and active years. The first term was devoted exclusively to inter- faculty debates. A particularly praiseworthy feature of these debates was the greatly increased attendance over other years. Everyone of the debating series had a substantial audience. On November 10, 11 and 12 a team consisting of David Golden and William Cross journeyed down to GARSON VOGEL Iowa to debate against the Iowa State Teachers' Col- Cllawman lege at Cedar Falls, the State University of Iowa at Iowa City, and Iowa State College at Ames. The trip was deemed a great success. The second term got off to a great start on Tuesday, January 7, when Bill McGahey and Clem Morphew, representing the Iowa State Teachers' College, came here and debated against a Manitoba team consisting of Jack Shaw and Sam Breen. Decision of the three judges was in favor of Iowa. On January 17, the annual Interprovincial Debate was held, with Manitoba playing host to British Columbia. The home team of Jack Hamlin and Norman Sil- verman was victorious over the visiting team of Arthur Fouks and Robert Bonner, but Manitoba's travelling team lost at Edmonton, and, as a result of the series, Saskatchewan retained the McGoun Trophy for another year. At the time of going to press, the semi-finals and final of the Interfaculty De- bates are being held. To the winner goes the beautiful Dingwall Trophy. Home Economics, St. Mary's and Law are left in the running, and to one of them will go the symbol of Interfaculty Debating supremacy held during the past year by St. John's. ,GZ W' John Hamlin and Norm Silversicles Bill McGahey and Clem Morphew Arthur Foulcs and Robert Bonner discuss a point. of Iowa plan a rebuttal. congratulate the Manitobans.
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fbedaling gcc' !lcGahey and Morphew listen at Iowa to a Manitoban. Standing Sam Breen, Prof. R. O. MacFarlane, Clarence Pybus, D12 Howse. Seated-Garson Vogel, Mildred Peterkin, Roy Mamas. .X TT-S f .e 'ff T-L, f l i -. 1.'7E?Ii ' L X 5 M Nl R uf ,f Al l Q r ' Y S. - X--..- Al iowa Bill Cross and Dave Golden The Manitobans display their appreciation of smile for the Iowans. Southern humor. f. . 1., ,.4.wm-ummm. f1,,,'41,,.- '111l
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