Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Press Club members Susan Cutrona and Rosemary Seixas listen attentively as Editor Jean Aquino illustrates the different types of headlines with examples from the paper, Journalists Marilyn Manser, Kathy Cross, and Christine 4 AM, V J L I VanLandingham observe the merits of an exchange paper as 'iiii L W LM p M 'sss Bobbi Thomson remarks on some of its defects. J - ' J Looking ahead toward the next edition, adviser Sister Marie Jeanette offers suggestions to staff members Mary Gattie, Kathy Nolan, Ann O'Connor, Arlene Ketchum, and Marilyn Mermel. me1m:iBl!lQ'?1vzsfe2 nlffizif.7w'-Jeiwfe-as, -ffstflsafiffweizsf-ries t ',,a1tJQiQ svez:ttx-ici:isfilw-wvfwlsstxsil

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Editor Jean Aquino supervises the work of News staff members. Anna Erdman, Margo Moon, Satsuko Uchida, Dian Callaghan, Marianna Law, Margaret Wetzel, Carol Merritt, and Marsha Smith as they prepare the layouts and features for the coming issue. lmmoculoto News Reflects School Life In the six annual publications of the Immaculata News and the Little Immaculaza News, a capable staff, under the guidance of Sister Marie Jeanette, devotes many hours to producing an outstanding chronical of school events. Every student, however, is a reporter for IHS-on the alert for an amusing classroom quip or an unusual experience to contribute. In order to maintain the high literary standard estab- lished by the paper and its annual supplement, mem- bers of the staff attend journalism conferences at Vil- lanova University and various other schools. Through these sessions, the journalists receive new ideas in style and management which help to make the News a bet- ter paper.

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