=o a) = =e -Fi F =f 5 is & tere ia 55% a é pee eene tite, 33“<j F: 2% & hi z _—— is ‘ * ca Vos oa | . 7 Forensics Rees (CRN Hh Rae arancher act Coe tte AG Gh CREAN UMPIRE Che COMPRA tart OA ANY NLL a Bet ) 17> pale th EN Sa MA RCD a _ MERA ASRS ny Taylor also participated in the finals of this event. Fawn McKay, for the second time, represented Weber in the Constitution National Oratorical Contest. A team of two members, Fawn McKay and Woodruff Deem, competed with students from Ogden, Davis, and Box Elder, and won the Lewis Oratorical loving cup. Student contestants were sent to Salt Lake on High School Day to enter meets in oral reading and extemporaneous speaking. AR AN F . The S. A. R. medal went to Allene Orton, who talked on “Obedience to Law.” Jetta Barker, Elmer Gibson, and Harold CASED Vat rw nad HROUGH an extensive forensic program many students were afforded an opportunity this year to contest for personal development and prizes in speech work. Woodruff Deem, speaking on the subject “The Problem of Originality in Schools,’ won over Gay Wangsgard and Verle Shaw in the B. A. Fowler oratorical contest. orwan cnaphmtty CARR Mba Past ANSE =. 3 = oe Bob Jones, W. H. S. representative in the National F. F. A. Oratorical contest, by winning in the State and Western Division Contests at Salt Lake City and Phoenix, Arizona, won the right to compete in the national finals at Kansas City, Missouri next fall. ee vine mee oo - ~ —— Rae ealenarner a tc “te nee. See —_ ——— a TE enacspeareimvamnenatate tet mens ~ - a ee a ~ ~ a — aes » ne : < senate a’ Bs — cae eaewee 7 £ 7 te ite RE ES eT aS be a mee RE = Page Ninety-seven