Academy of the Holy Angels - Marianite Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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t A.H.A.'s Annual Talent Night Tumbler Fay De Salvo, first place winner, and singers Pat Lamare and Linda Rouyer, third place winners, receive well-deserved Trophies and con- gratulations from Mr. Beverly Brown, emcee of the show. Ann Schroeder, our own bayou belle, portrays Tammy, the song which held the Number l position on the Hit Parade for many weeks. to an end as the entire cast gathers on stage to take a final bow and sing a few A.H.A. songs.

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FirsT Place Tumbler Provides Thrill Holy Angels TalenT passed on review Wednes- day, OcTober lo, when The annual A.l-l.A. TalenT NighT was held aT ST. Mary of The Angels gym. Occupying The cenTer of aTTracTion was Tumbler Fay De Salvo, who received TirsT place Trophy. Carolyn King's humorous inTerpreTaTion spoT- lighTed her as second place winner, while Linda Rouyer and PaT Lamare placed Third wiTh Their vocal duo. Judges Tor The occasion were Miss Georgia Burrows, YouTh EdiTor of The New Orleans STaTes, Mr. Ronald Murray, reporTer Tor The New Orleans Item, and Mr. Alan Sloan, sTaTT announcer oT WWL-TV. Mr. Beverly Brown, direcTor oT Hi-liTes, served as emcee. EnergeTic TalenT-niTers wove an inTricaTe paT- Tern of songs, dances and humorous acTs which spelled ouT enTerTainmenT To The audience. Ballerina Yvonne Ordogne, light and graceful, dances her way Through The steps of a classic ballet Modern iazzers Alice Cong Claudia Mumphrey and Judy Gomila rock roll To a rhyThmic AnoTher Talent Nighf comes

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A.H.A. Cops First Place at Hammond Senior varsity debater Yvonne Keller smiles at one of the amusing incidents which took place during the annual discussion conference held at S.L.C. As -a preparation for future debating, an entire busload of speech students at- tended the Southeastern Louisiana College Discussion Conference on October 26. Experienced A.H.A. debaters took an active part as discussants of the Topic for this year. Absorbing facts and statistics on foreign aid and taking in techniques of speech, potential and beginning debaters sat in on various sessions as observers. Discussants were rated by 'qualified iudges, who gave critiques for the stu- dents' benefit after each round. Ratings were based, among other things on speaking ability, adaptation to the group, and use of evidence. By the end of the day A.H.A. partici- pants had scored 786 points to put them in first place. Out of lO6 students, Elda Fairchild ranked second with HO points and a superior rating. Excellent ratings were awarded to Yvonne Keller, Anna Englert, and Linda Musmeci. Anna Englert presents and upholds the plan suggested by her group at the legislative assembly held after the discussion rounds. Shouts and cheers and songs shake the foundations of the auditorium during the legislative assembly in which debaters and discussants try to reach a common solution to the problem of the day, What Foreign Aid Policy Should the United States Adopt?