Stetson Reporter

Vol."87~~No. 20 IpiionTH^^ ' Frldoyl ^BruaryJ3'J975 Stetson Speakers Are First In Florida ifts-'tss-.ii','- Debate and Fereosies team was ranked 3iijratier ;snc 'n the r-tnfe of Florida last weekend in the Honda State Championship tournament in Jacksonville. X .tddltiosi lo thi* first plan- sweepstakes award. Stetson -A,.*! ,"i a* arsis sn Debate and 10 more in Foreades. Ian weekend's perforaiance brings Stetson's award is-u,1 tht.-s~ year to lit In addition. 10 students are tmw qualifies! rs~- enter the N,iUunal Individual Events Cham- rn r^rita rhb year m a isttal ef 32 areas of coisiptition. j*us-t year Stetson entered five students ia M areas. The National Chanirsif-nslnjii- mil be hold in Niagara Falls. New i« rk. in April 7n f ietsart-1 fssupetnion, the loam oi Amy Morton and Clay Htjitjrr-t* a** set Mid place » Novice division, in Varsit} iscissuir. uc die uf ftybhi Rowe and Mark Collins took third isio rise lean, mf Mareta Tintmel and Bohbu- Duduit took ftiirtli place. tTrj liertsiers!.sn mas honored as first place speaker in Njvfcv derate. Mark C«_lhns inas awarded fourth place H*akw :o Ure Varsity d;vision, Ir the area of Individual Events iForeaslcsi. Stetson -ladenis won first place in 4 wrrt of 5 areas of competition. Fact-, ef the ten Stetson students entered in Individual Events -■idvanced to tkm fund round. 7n Prate interpretation, Bobbi Row* took ftrst place and Bobbie Duduit won third place. Mike Thtduit won first place n Persuasive Speaking, with Bobbi Rowe taking fifth in that categori. Elaaheth feebler* was honored with the first place in «ward in Externpraneoas Speaking, while Clay Henderson lack fourth place tn that event In Poetry Interpretation. Wane Sullivan was awarded first place and Maroia Tintmel won fifth place- Mareta Timniel took second place in Rhetorical Criticism, while Bobbie Duduft wen fifth pfce iti the event, "f think that last weekenst's showing was excellent." commented Debate Three-tor Ronald Baugh, "out more important is that in the fast three lournamessts Stetson has been in, ite've been ranked first place school in each, wtth one-third snore points than any other school. And these tournaments hai e even had teams front as far away as Texas ,\nd Michigan " Stetson's sweepstakes pint total tins weekend was 154 points. The second place school. Florida State University. fathered IM points. •\ccortiinjt to Baisgh, Stetson's squad mil travel to an tndii ideal If rents tournament at George Mason College in Virginia during March, and then to the National cham- pion-nlnp trt April - Stetson Hosts JuCo Cage Tourney Its- iaf f-Bausr College aaxt:n,-X talent ~n the state wiil ne al Stetson this weekend ier Ik-UK s.'nampsenship and sdt st.c acrsar,. TV sti-ste Junior College BawietbaC tournament, which bej.an vestwrdaj, wili ran through Saturday night at S is'tisivk lor the state All-Star Kastis- and » o'clock for the state t+s»itipis.«ii,hip game Tfit- Pel.anrt Chamber of Commerce, sponsor of the series, has announced that Stetson students may have free admission with t.Dds. Thr tournament feature the tsip eight teams among state Junior Colleges, as well as Sl all-star players from teams that did not win positions in fee tottraasmert Yesterday Okaloosa-Walton went against Broward North at 1:30, and at 3:9) Indian River faced off against St. Johns,. Last night at 7.00if was Polk against Pensarsita, and at iM lithe City played Brevard, The winners of those games will play totsieht at 7 and 9 o'clock. The all-star and championship games are Saturday night. The latest state rankings for Jitntcsr Colleges placed Okaloosa-Walton oa top with at of the 13 first place votes. In Ssreond was Lake City, with Indian River in third. Brevard fourth, Penssieoia Fifth, Folk seventh, and Broward North ninth This is the first tune the tournament has been held tn this area, and. acoortsig to one official sesirce, if things go well $n the Edmunds Center this year, Stetson may became the permanent home of the annual tourney. SPURTS HALL 01" FAMK-Viie former outstanding Mrfw* rftttete^ w«e in the Rdmami* Center ise Ae ibsitewMniag jtamr w be inducted int« the new Stetson i.onini .Spurts Hull u.f Fame, tit addition tts the aiae pictured f 3iv-i. fuss's. v,rtf ts-tt deeeaw-t! inductee*. He charter fn- doetees represented ssutstaidlng Stetson athletes prier to i1#. Tie nine p*-hired include. William fSear*ttl, "ftsreen C. s'ewell. ll t-tf«ard Ciliiiantl, Sara Staff Jernigan. Cari "CW" J«hn*....ss. William M 1 osin-s-y, J. WinfieMMcsley. aad Fr-aiu-h l~i Wntchatr, ,,,1-r.i!,,w:L,,i-|:. :..w,- nf ■^rxz4-M.,r ■:t^Wmm^y si-ftis*** Iwr srtiAkJisiwi™li's!i-|iiiiiB'ffl« in «s»sr s-wi Jaetaowlie aad their victory at tie ttste Debate and Fercnsics ehampioasUptearaatsetttare; ffrom left ta rtghtt Bolrtfe BaMl, Aaj- H#t*»» Bsihbl X#we. Cky Headersoa. Mane SaHvm Danay MeOaaaid, Mart Collias. Harcia Timsrael. Htaabel* Utoblisek, C-areft Morgan, Bill Meleali. Bruce Berkowitt, Mr, Ronald Battf h, Wrecfew ol Delate, sad Sharea Beasiey, a former Stetsei debater. Hulley Gym's Days Are Numbered fry ietstr Pone» Work has begnti on rasing Hull) Gym and salvaging materials for University use and mementoes. The <S fear old facility "has been inadaqsiate for years doe to me and oomMioss." states Business Manager H, Cranes Edinonslson. The decision to rame the building was made when earective tneaatres seemed ane-eortoasiral ~~The gyra eotH not he made strsictsirally sound withoal expenditures of an exorbitant amount of tnonej," Eiinsonsison said. WSiea Edmunds Center was completed, he added, there was ne further ressson to delay tearing Huliy down The second floor of llully has net been safe to uss.* for about four years, the Business Manager said and tte first finer was "a feared safety hazard as the *aib *erc separating from the fleer." Tlie g,yin was La^itieda« nvety n the Ws when basketball was played there The dentolhon js being Jetayed due tsi need for a owi- tractor Edmondsoa *uays thu* Cficersiiy had contaded i«ne firm but found thr fine, euuid r.ot use -.nmc- of the iafiajjesi materials. The company '.atr-r declined tc» ssits: the ,-3is;«-airr Thr Ihnversirv }sa\ decsrlest In salvage Lisaole rnatrria".-. The cost nt tiw sa-vajCetr brick, viood^nd steel will Koprfu.lv sais Fdis.:ii-.disra aaer sills*.; ..sf the i-uit is* the de;nc-"ii;sc;i Tin* .*int.shrst.3'.-. pru^e»ri:uy ^i:"te-l sif all rtsanle materttib 'Th,; -.ted t-uss.diH7,-. trt slw-ooa. all th=* ttangj. tl~.;- t ritiersity u's'.dj ism* hare '«sssi mnyvPrt. Tt'e Met .J- !,--"■- a*-s tt*..- innj-l -.jiluat-le s Lits-n »./" >aj.'s, Mr K^n-.i-ib-'r. f's;sii' =.i int ..i.l.:Ci-3i :i u-.t-r. a I v. JI ;;s ;,-.t ^«t«.^ Mr .5-i»st ssss-- i3 iSSS^s,- s