MARCH MARCH 9 Eight Debate Teams Win Speech Titles | a eae ip Right debate teams, have. eda :named winners froma field. of 40 at the Region 2.Forensic, Meet. held | at Ben none cacaet nok tae eams oe Weber, pete Davis ahd pe ‘schools. Ben Lomond ad Oe en had one winning’team each. : Winners will compete in the state meet to be held at. the ne of Utah later in the year. Weber’s ‘winning “teams” “were fet ‘Parker and Noal _ Bill’ Norris Davis High Harbert- ‘and Steve Van winners were’ Ken 1O i aa “Scholarship _ i ! Given't 1 ‘Tests 289 kedont Tests have been given to 156 jun- iors at Ogden High School and’ 133 juniors. at Ben Lomond High School’ as a forerunner tition for ships. The tests to annual compe- ; national merit are a tee or ae meas- ure of t and | college aptitude 4 Emphasis is on broad intellectual skills and on an understat bil. = ity to use what c: in be rather than on knowledge _ sixth annual competition ; te for _ scholarships provided by ‘some “ eorporations, foundations,_ aoe elonat aay and individ ls, as Secs and Howard Rytting; Matt ons and ‘Jeff Nye. — were Don “McClain and ‘Reynolds; Bob Fox and ‘Rodgers. Paul were Ann ; Moesinger and Kathryn : Winning debaters from Ben LoRc were Orlan Owen and Kathie’ Hall, Judges for the annual debate meet were businessmen and women with wives. a fair sprinkling of finalists in the tests a _ one at St. Joseph’s. ‘Ogden High School's top wines, Robbins. wines. of the 1960: ‘ehoastns to be announced ‘this Spring. Six Ogden high students were semi-' house- Scholarships range ago, and eon $100 to. $1,500. The average 1959 was $743. Supplementary cost-of-eduica tion grants are usually made to the colleges and universities where the scholars enroll. ye aod