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high School debaters
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Omaha Central (Eaatern District)
David fellman, '25, was member of
the freshman class and junior inter
class debate teams, is president of
the Mathematics society; and is mem
ber of the Speakers Bureau. He in
tends to prepare for law.
Sam D. Minkin, '24, is member of
the senior team that won the inter
class debate championship this year.
He plhns to study law. .
David Sher, '24, has for three
years been member of the high-school
debate teams; is member and coach
of the champion senior interclass de
bate team; is winner of the extem
poraneous speaking contest of the
East Nebraska District this year; is
business manager of the "Register,"
the school weekly, and of the "0"
Book, the school annual. He also
lieutenant in the cadet regiment, is
member of the Speakers' bureau, of
the Senior Hi-Y society and of the
National Honor society. He will
study law at the Harvard Law School.
Gerald Vasak, '24, (alternate), is
third member of the champion senior
interclass debate team and is.member
of the high school extemporaneous
speaking team. He has an excellent
recor in scholarship He will study
law.
Lincoln (Et Central DUtrict)
Otho K. De Vilbris, '24, member of
the interclass champion debate team
for two years, has represented the
school in interscholastic debates for
three years. He is president of the
Student Council and of his class and
is member of the Forum debating so
ciety. He intends to study law at
the University of Nebraska.
John Skiles, '24, has been a mem
ber of the interclass champion debate
team four years. He has been on
the school team one year. He is
member of the Mummers and of the
Forum and took part in the junior
play. He will attend the University
of Nebraska to prepare for the law.
Evert Hunt, '24, has represented
the school in debate one year. He has
been member of the interclass cham
pion debate team two years. He is
member of the Mummers, Orpheus
Club, and the Glee club, and took
part in the junior play. He also in
tends to enter the University of Ne
braska to study law. a
Don Underwood, '25, has been
member of the school team one year.
He is member of the Forum, Mum
mers, Orpheus "club, and is presi
dent of his class.
Albion (North-Central District)
Francis H. Whalen, '24, who has
been in argumentation and debate
work two years, has a scholarship
of the annual, treasurer of the Girl
Reserves club, member of the Honor
"A" club; and has been in dramatic
work two years. She will attend
the University of Nebraska next year
to prepare for teaching.
Lloyd V. Clark, '24, who also has
a scholarship average of 95 per cent,
has been in argumentation and debate
work for one year. He is president
of the Hi-Y club and of the Honor
"A" club, and has taken part in dra
matics and athletics two years. He
intends to study law at the University
of Nebraska.
Charles E. Whalen, '24, who has
made his high school course in three
and a half years, has been in debate
work one year. His scholarship is 95
per cent. He is secretary of the Hon
or "A" club, and has taken part in
dramatics anu athletics two years.
He will prepare for medicine at the
University of Nebraska. n
Ethel M. Oliverus, '24, (alternate),
completed the high school course in
three and a half years with an aver
age of 95 per cent. She has been in
debate work one year and in dramatic
work two years. She is member of
the annual staff and of the Honor
"A" club. She will take up dramatics
at the University of Nebraska.
Wayn (Northeastern District)
Wills Ickler, '24, in the two years
has been on the debating teams and
has taken part in seven debates, of
which his team won five. He will at
tend Wayne Teachers College, where
he will prepare for law.
Thelma Peterson, '24, has been in
debate work one year. She plans to
attend the Wayne State Teachers Col
lege, taking the normal course.
William Johnson, '25, came to
Wayne from Evanston, 111. He has
been in debate work one year, taking
part in two debates.
Superior (Southern District)
Paul Montgomery, '24, has debat
ed two years and has taken a promi
nent part in other school activities.
He expects to enter Nebraska Wes
leyan next fall.
George Johnson, '24, has completed
the high school course in three years.
He h,as been in argumentation and
debate work three years. He is active
in other school affairs. He will enter
the University of Nebraska next fall
to prepare for law.
Llyod Speer '25, has been in debate
work for two years, He is an honor
student.
Pawnee City (Southern District)
Harold Bosiey, '24, has been mem
ber of the debate team three years.
He is prominent in school dramatic
work and is member of the staff of
the annual. He intends to teach the
next two years.
Charles Calhoun, '25, is debating
this year for the first time. He is
active in school entertainments. He
is president of his class.
Archie Martin, '24, has debated
only one year. He will teach next
year.
John Molan, '25, (alternate), has
been member of the team one year.
Nebraska School of Agriculture, Cur
tis (Southwestern District)
' Sheldon Wincert, '24, has been
prominent in school activities, taking
part in the senior play and making
his letter in football. He has high
rank in scholarship and intends to
continue his studies at the University
of Nebraska.
Frank Darner, '24, has made an
honor record in scholarship. He took
part in the senior play. He will enter
the University of Nebraska next fall.
Howard Hinton, '24, is member of
the judging team that won the cham
pionship of the National Western
Stock Show at Denver in January.He
ranks high in scholarship, and intends
td enter the University of Nebraska.
James Hiner, '24, (alternate), is
captain of football team and mem
ber of the Nationa Western Stock
iudeinir team. He is a member of the
basketball team and president of the
hic-h-school Y. M. C. A. He will enter
the University of Nebraska.
Comstock (West-Central District)
' The Comstock debaters are Mar
tha Comstock, Verna Freta, and Ed
ward Redja.
Elmcreek (Western District)
Fred Barber, '24, valedictorian, has
been in debate work two years. He
has taken an active part in declama
tory work two years. He is going
to a military school and intends to
study law.
Margaret Yoder, '24, is in debate
work' for the first time. She has
participated in dramatic work and has
been member of the basketball team
two years. Her scholarship average
is high. She is 'planning to attend
Kearney State Teachers College to
prepare for teaching.
Forres Carter. '24, who has taken
part in debates for two years, ranks
hich in scholarship. He is interested
in dramatic work and is member of
the basketball team. He will attend
Kearney State Teachers College and
is going into law.
Rav McFarland, '24, (alternate),
has been in debate work two years.
He intends to go to Kearney State
Teachers College and will study law.
Perkins County High School,
Grant (Western.)
Helen L. Kraus, '24, who has been
in debate work one year, won the
honorary scholarship letter for two
semesters. She won first place in the
local declamatory contest and third
in the sectional contest. She has been
member of the basketball team two
years. She completes the high-school
course in three years and plans to go
to the University of Nebraska.
Marv Edna Mowry, '26, has been
in debate work one year. She won the
honorary scholarship letter three se
mesters and has taken part in basket
ball and track contests.
Leonard Wood, '24, won the hon
orary letter both semesters he has
been at Grant. He has had one year
of debate work. He will enter the
college of Business Administration,
University of Nebraska.
Henry Beaehell, '24, (alternate),
won the honorary scholarship letter
four semesters. He has been in argu
mentation and debate work one year.
He has taken part in basketball con
tests for two years and in track con
tests three years. He will enter the
University of Nebraska.
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