Index . Uiy jf ortp=jSinti) Annual purnf)am ReclamationContesit Bowker Auditorium, Wednesday, May 21, 1924 Won by Herman E. Pickens, 1927 Seccmd Prize, Robert C. Ames, 1927 program 1. The Law of the Yukon .... Theodore J. Grant, 1926 2. Reading from The Merchant of Venice . Samuel Cutler, 1926 3. The Lincoln-Douglas Freeport Debate Robert C. Ames, 1927 4. Address at Boston, February 24, 1919 Herman E. Pickens, 1927 5. Gettysburg 6. Plea for Peace Nelson L. Manter, 1927Edward A. Connell, 1927 Robert W. ServiceWilliam ShakeapeareWinsfo7i ChurchillWood row WilsonFred L. IngrahamSir Harry Lauder f
Index . Uiy jf ortp=jSinti) Annual purnf)am ReclamationContesit Bowker Auditorium, Wednesday, May 21, 1924 Won by Herman E. Pickens, 1927 Seccmd Prize, Robert C. Ames, 1927 program 1. The Law of the Yukon .... Theodore J. Grant, 1926 2. Reading from The Merchant of Venice . Samuel Cutler, 1926 3. The Lincoln-Douglas Freeport Debate Robert C. Ames, 1927 4. Address at Boston, February 24, 1919 Herman E. Pickens, 1927 5. Gettysburg 6. Plea for Peace Nelson L. Manter, 1927Edward A. Connell, 1927 Robert W. ServiceWilliam ShakeapeareWinsfo7i ChurchillWood row WilsonFred L. IngrahamSir Harry Lauder fubgeg Prof. Charles H. Patterson Mr. Carl M. Bogholt Prof. A. A. MacKimmie Do you remember the time when our wonderful (?) sophomore debating teampersuaded the faculty judges that they should do awaj^ with gut courses? 170. ^arsitp IBthatinq, l^eam Prof. Walter E. Prince .Gordon H. Ward . Coach. Manager Eliot P. DodgeRalph W. Haskins iWembcrs! Betjating ^otietp Herman L. PickensGordon H. Ward Gordon H. Ward .Eliot P. Dodge . iUcmbersi . President. Vice-President George L. ChurchEliot P. Dodge Gustave Taube Carl F. Guterman Ralph W. HaskinsHerbert J. Harris Herman L. PickensGordon H. Ward 171 debating I ^HE season of 1923-24 came to a close with a successful trip into *- The team, composed of Pickens and Ward met the University of Vermontand Middlebury on the question: Resolved, that the United States enter theWorld Court of International Justice. Opposing our entrance into the Court,the team lost a close contest to Vermont, but won handsomely at Middlebury. Soon after the opening of the college year, 1924-25, an attempt was made byVermont and M. A. C. to form a Quadrangular League with New Hampshire andMaine. The objective of the League was to improve the quality of debating andstimulate interes
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