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50 7 he Iris '09 Thomas Olson. Pres. William Diuein, Debater I;rcd Somers. Pres. 1Mward Fromm, Debater and Pres. Ivlnier Gerald son, Pres, and Debater lid ward Kever, Society Orator
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The Iris '09 29 THE. FORUM The Forum may rightfully say that the enthusiasm shown by its meml ers is a credit to the organization. The aim of the society is to develop strong character in its members so as to fit them for useful citizens. The actual business carried on bythesccietv inevitably results in an invaluable training which cannot lx secured by any other phase of school work. The regular work of the society consists of impromptu and assigned talks, declamations, and impromptu and prepared debates. Parliamentary practice is a regular feature of the program and serves as a valuable aid in training the younger members for regular work. Current topics receive due recognition. A quartet is maintained which renders selections at the meetings of the society and at regular school programs. For the first time in six years our team met defeat in the Forum—Athenaeum Intersociety Debate. The representatives for the coming contest with the Athenaeum are William Dineen, Edward Fromm, and Elmer Geraldson. Among the large number of good records made by former members of the society, it is worthy of mention that John Clark. Gerhard Gesell, and Harold Martin, the three members originally selected at the local contest to represent the University of Wisconsin in the debate with the University of Iowa, were members of the Forum. Mr. Clark, however, accepted a position as teacher in the Philippines early in the year, and accordingly did not take part in the contest. The a!x ve record shows that the Forum stands high in rank with debating societies. The membership is unlimited. At present the number of active members is thirty-five. The following is a list of the names: IRck. Joseph Bisclu IT. Clarence Callanan, Frank Chcasick, Cla-ence Collins, Paul Culver. Gerry Dawes, Amos Dineen. Henry Dineen. William Eich, Paul Fromm, Edward Geraldson, Elmer Halverson, Henry Halverson. Kenneth Hein, Leo Hill. Laurence Leonard, Fred Mach, Edward Majerus, Peter Means. Austin Miltimore, William Monian, Joe McDill. Conover Nedrv, Clive Xinman, Herman Olson, Alvin Olson. Melvin Olson. Thomas O’Connel, William Owen, Wayne Paulson, Salvin Reyer. Edward Somers. I 'red Wadleigh. Samuel Whitney. Wilber
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