The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
Three TEAMS ARE NAMED
Debators Who Will Represent Adclphi,
Adj !Aitiora INT the Hcsperia
tNn cnlnr,nl

Arc Selected
Three of the university literary So
%cieties selected their representatives
IN the inter-society debate last even
ing The teams selected are made up
OF strong debaters and the contest for
places on the intercollegiate teams.
Adelphi Itas Strong Team.
|, me Adclphi Society picked their de-
baters following the tryout last even
as follows: A. L. Aylmer, S. I. Hal
peron and Harry South: alternate,
Max Taubert. Mr.. Aylmer was named
as captain Of the team. He is a B. A.
of Minnesota state university, has
taken some law work. and is at pres
ent a senior in the university law
school. Mr.. Halpern is a graduate of
the Minneapolis South Side High
schooi, where he represented that
school two years in debate and was
captain of n of its teams. Harry
South, the third member of the
team. is a sophomore in the college
OF arts at the university. He gradu-
ated from the Fargo high school and
last year represented the Adelphi in
an oratorical contest. Max Taubert,
VINO is the alternate, was a member of
last years Casselton high school team
which met Minnewaukan here in the
finals for the state high school cham
pionship.
Hcspcria Selects.
The evening was devoted entirely to
the tryout debate. The following
members participated in it: Messrs.
Main. Matschek, Dresser, ]. Graham,
*. Graham, Stormon. Foote. Koroscke,
Louden and johnson. Messrs. j.
Louden, j. Graham and Walter Mat
scheck were elected to constitute the
first team. while the second team is
John Stormon. Ralph Foote, and ].
knain. All Of the members of the
first team are good. conscientious stu
dents, logical thinkers and excellent
speakers. and it is to be expected that
each will acquit himself we'll in the
forthcoming debate with A. D. T.
just before adjournment, Messrs.
j. c. Hammond and South were
voted into the society.
OF the members of the inter-society
team, Earl Louden is the only one
having previous experience as a pub
lie debater. Last year he represented
Hesperia in the second debate with
Ad Altiora. He is a junior in the arts
college, a thorough scholar and a
forceful speaker. John Graham is al
so a junior in the college of arts. He
possesses great power of analysis, and
is gifted with a clear. deliberate
style or expression. Mr.. Matscheck is
president of the society. He has, by
persistent labor and untiring effort,
raised himself to a position which
compelled his recognition both as a
speaker and a scholar. He possesses
the training and the ability to give a
good account of himself. He is a Sc.
Eior arts and a freshman law.
Ad !Altiora Team.
The Ad Altiora society also selected
its representatives to meet the Philo-
mathians. Those chosen were Theo-
dore Torgeson, Lester Smith and
R%heinhart Kamplin. The team is a
very strong one. Mr.. Torgeson has al
ready represented his society in de-
bate four times and each time has
helped bring victory to Ad Altiora.
Two years ago he was selected as al
ternate on the intercollegiate team.
Mr.. Smith is a sophomore in college
and made a remarkable record last
year. He tool part in the free-for-all
debate n was a member of the sue
cessful intercollegiate team which met
South Dakota. He also represented
the university in the intercollegiate
and interstate oratorical contest.
Mr.. kamplin has not had as much
experience in debating as the other
men although he has been a strong
contender for society honors.
The other societies will select their
debaters next week and then prepara-
ton for the inter-society contests will
be or in earnest.