Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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ACTIVITIES |

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THE WARRIOR Page Thirty-Five Ceveeseensa geben eee Sevnaygpypvanagasnaggngoggnggaaasgveagaagaea rages ragga sag eereeg sae dds IVsOT Vea IT IaTIOTIITOTI OIA ITTIIDT INT TTITOND Hyyyaanaaay Helen Smith Fred Cook Mr. Hillier Dulcie Lytsell Eunice Rowan DEBATE Debate The first six weeks of school little thought was given to debate. However, at the beginning of the second six weeks Mr. Hillier, debate coach, announced that Freshman debate try-outs would be held. He let each student choose his own subject, write a debate speech on it and give the speech from memory. Muriel Hill's was adjudged the best speech and she was given first place. Three of the students who debated on the teams last year were still in school. They were Helen Smith, Dulcie Lytsell and Fred Cook. All three of these students again tried out for debate. Muriel suffered from ill health and Eunice Rowan was asked to take her place. After several weeks of study the debaters, with the help of Mr. Hiller, wrote their debate speeches. The first debate was a