Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Art students, Teri Kristovich and Margie Oehmann, oblivious of everything but their painting, put their imaginations to work, blending lines and shadings into a whole with the effective use of watercolors, 5,1 5 ' Fxili qw r-ff' V vgffx 040

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Art, Music Stress Expression and Creation Immaculata, encouraging a wide range of interests, sponsors introductory courses in music and art for freshmen to increase their aesthetic appreciation. Preliminary study of art en- tails experimentation with color, design, basic techniques, and media. Besides training in group har- mony, music students receive instruction in the origin and development of various aspects of music. This knowledge of culture helps IHS girls to form true concepts of beauty and to ex- press these in their lives. Capturing the Christ- mas spirit in song, IHS freshmen, Anne Marie Dunn, Cynthia Shepard, Helen Wlilliams, Michele Gownley, Patricia Adler, Guilia Albanese, Kathy Gillespie, Cathy Blount, Margaret Michler, Marian Focke, Anne Inguagiato, Rosemary Marvin, Beth Hester, Sharon Bond, accompanied by Maureen Gearty, harmonize in yuletide carols. f -a .ww-1 , iw' - . i if lg fm gg at f,, .Sf 'WG' Two members of the freshman ensemble, Mary Rowan and Maureen Gearty rehearse a new song, while Sister Ann Teresa listens for correct pitch and tone.

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Members of a junior speech class listen intently and take notes as Lady Goldthwaite reports on a play she has read. Anne Buffington gives her speech as a member of a panel, while students listen to her views. Speech Course Lends Ease to Self- Expression During a girl's four years at IHS, Miss Von Wald's speech classes provide practice in speak- ing before people, in organizing and stating thoughts clearly. As freshmen, girls learn the art of writing and presenting speeches on a variety of topics. Sophomores discuss current problems as members of panels and take part in classroom skits in pantomime. In third year speech, girls read plays from the Greek to the nine- teenth century authors. Finally, seniors learn stage- and movie- craft of the twentieth century.