Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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:za AR R GVV .:: ' Back Row: Krohn, Coach Gorrell, Dunlap Front Row: Robinson, Estes DEBATE The debate teams chosen this year were: Mardelle Estes and Mary Helen Rob- inson who upheld the affirmative and Mary Carolin Krohn and VVilliam Dunlap who upheld the negative. The queston for debate was Resolved, That Chain Stores Are Detrimental to the Best Interests of the American Public. SCHEDULE f XV3l'I'CllSblll'g Opponents Centerview .... ...... T here .......... 1 ..,,.......... ....a . ..2 Sedalia ,,,,..... ...... H ere .,.. ....... 1 ...... ..... ....... 2 Marshall .............................. Here .,.v.,.,,............... 0 ........................ 3 Mardelle Estes and William Dunlap represented the school at the Johnson County Debate Tournament at Holden March 31. They debated Holden, upholding the affirmative and Won with a unanimous decision, Their second round was with Centerview, upholding the negativeg this also was won by another unanimous decis- ion. The results of the tournament netted the school another trophy-cup. Vzxqu Forty-eight '