_ ~~ =e WweASG Pee y LiCl Sve ANN MOESINGER On College Team ' Hci 11e. EILEEN GRIX Brought Home Honors Two Coeds Score High At Tourney in Arizona Ann Moesinger and Eileen Grix the only junior college to survive of Weber College, debating against preliminary rounds, Dr. Monson teams from Stanford and other said. nationally-known four-year universSeveral other Weber pepe ent: ities, won a top placing in the atives also placed high in the final Desert Invitational Tournament in standings. Corrie Oborn and Ray ‘Tucson, Ariz. London survived the first five preDr. Leland H. Monson, Weber liminary rounds before tasting dedebate coach, described Weber’s feat in the sixth round. showing as “‘the best we have done A team composed of Dennis Hadin two years.’”’ The local. debate ley and Allen Clark won three and squad won 75 per cent of contests lost two. One of these contests was in which they entered. E. Carl against a Stanford team. Green, assistant coach; ‘accompJack Cannon and Clair Weenig anied the Weber group also. won three out of five for a fourth Miss Moesinger, daughter of Dr. place. 3 and Mrs. Gilbert C. Moesinger, Miss Oborn, competing with sen1332 31st, and Miss Grix, daughter . ior colleges in the women’s division, of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Grix, 1677 survived preliminary rounds and 24th, had a string of victories over won fourth place in oratory. senior college teams that included Miss Oborn and Mr. London seventries from Stanford and Univers- eral weeks ago brought Weber. anity of California at Los Angeles. other outstanding attainment in forThe Weber girls placed third in ensics when they tied with a team the final standings. from Utah State University for some 40 four-year institutions en- first place in a Utah senior coltered representatives. Weber was lege coreatioy