The Banyan 1921
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upheld the negative and were represented by Gladys Loynds, E. H. Harter, and George S. Ballif.
The affirmative contestants were LeRoy Funk, Euier>- Ranker, and Sidney Cornwall.
The teams were well prepared showing evidence of careful re- search and organization. The clearness, consistent analysis, and ex- cellent deliven.- of the B. Y. U. debators won for them the decision of the judges.
The judges were H. L. Mulliner, Attorney W. R. Skeen and C.
H. Anderson.
Our local team showed better organi...zation, choice of argument and keener analysis of the problem. Their presentation and delivery nvarked them as debators of ability and practice.
Miss Loynd introduced the negative side of the question in a clear concise, and sincere manner. Mr. Harter, the second nega- tive speaker, with added ferv'or, excellent delivery and absolute self control continued to convince the judges that the negative proposi- tion was the most practical. The last speaker, Mr. Ballif, in his usual clear, forceful, enthusiastic way helped complete the victor>' over the U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
upheld the negative and were represented by Gladys Loynds, E. H. Harter, and George S. Ballif.
The affirmative contestants were LeRoy Funk, Euier>- Ranker, and Sidney Cornwall.
The teams were well prepared showing evidence of careful re- search and organization. The clearness, consistent analysis, and ex- cellent deliven.- of the B. Y. U. debators won for them the decision of the judges.
The judges were H. L. Mulliner, Attorney W. R. Skeen and C.
H. Anderson.
Our local team showed better organi...zation, choice of argument and keener analysis of the problem. Their presentation and delivery nvarked them as debators of ability and practice.
Miss Loynd introduced the negative side of the question in a clear concise, and sincere manner. Mr. Harter, the second nega- tive speaker, with added ferv'or, excellent delivery and absolute self control continued to convince the judges that the negative proposi- tion was the most practical. The last speaker, Mr. Ballif, in his usual clear, forceful, enthusiastic way helped complete the victor>' over the U.
What to read after The Banyan 1921?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brigham Young University to read onlineMoreLess
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