LOCAL WINNERS in the Weber College-High School Forensic tourney, in which 1,200 took part, included the smiling bevy above: Anne Douglas, Ogden High; Marsha Moser, Ogden High; Ruth Austad, Ben Lomond High; Senti Metz, Ogden High; Margaret Black, Ben Lomond ‘High, and Jill Reese, Ogden High (left to right. ) a pee Ogden Area Schools Win Five of 16 First Placesi in Debate Tournament, Ogden area schools won five out° of 16 first places in the two-day. Weber College-High School For-ensic Tournament concluded late Sati aR day in which more than 1,200' stuttints.fcom pated. 52 schools partici- ~ Rated as the biggest of its kind! in the United States; the activity, ‘row in its 25th year, Arew debaters and orators from schools in Utah, Idaho, "Nevada and Wyoming. Ogden’ High School entrants, coached by Mrs. Portia Douglas, placed first in the B debate division, had two teams share first. place with four other teams in the women’s debate division, and claimed first temporaneous and second speaking. in ex- Due to the enormous size of the field in debating events, six teams were named co-winners in the wom- n’s division, and five teams were co-winners in the men’s division. Several more hours would have been required if debate divisions continued eliminations down to single teams. BEN LOMOND Ben Lomond High had one of the six co-winning teams in the women’s. division, composed of Margaret Black and Ruth Austad. They were coached by James Jacobsen| and Mary Woolley. at