Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Without notes, without written preparation, Extenip Club President Marianna Law delivers a speech of from five to seven minutes on a topic assigned her one half hour earlier. ssr i , 4. l1iA X 1.,, ,. f S ,,., .ui--. .. ,.,,,. Q.. I ,, x . ,. . ,X iuuu x 'N rl' xg! . ,. 5, M., , l,l.l. ,W H sn X H522 5' f f PQ, me f s ,- sm t-4 fi-.N wx J if We ak ww vi 3 E l - i s i i. t s ' 1- VCE- ,'5' l'fH3?Z5': fr' 1 51221 H 'f 'Q rin V: fizlfs ' -'25 , fiiwfliffr' 9537 :BW-E: 'L , 3 , . ii- V.-Awww K' m f-1 ., Ln . ' - ' Q K- 's 'J-'tw 2. 1f wf:,smf '1ff ws, rf 311-5531-jk. 23522:--g:g'ir5i.-1'.1f', ',Q,,2fgq' it .. ' fif lfii' if ,Jw . -.W-4-1 -. .,-:ff AA.: -r

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Debate, Extemp ffer Ready Words and Reason Always prepared because al- ways preparing are members of Immaculata's Debate and Extemp Clubs. Dealing in the latest news, impromptu speak- ing, and ready reason, these girls become logical, poised, informed citizens. Extemp Club members, com- peting in various tournaments, speak from 1'ive to seven minutes on a subject in the news as- signed them just one half hour before competition. Debaters, who hold first place in the VVashington Catholic Forensic League for 1962, first state their case in a prepared talk, next ask and answer questions, and finally give an irnpromptf re- buttal to conclude the contest. While judge Carla Greene makes a few notes, affirmative speakers Chris Makofske and Hope Zelasko prepare questions, Kathie Eckert presents the negative case. Teammate Gale Carrington keeps reference material handy for Kathie, who, according to timer Margie Rowan, has but two minutes left to speak. Before a tournament, Debate Club officers Margie Rowan, sophomore representativeg Anna Erdman, vice- presidentg Gale Carrington, president, and Hope Zelasko, secretary-treasurer search out quotes and statistics, evidence necessary to each speaker. During an actual debate, Hope Zelasko listens carefully to her opponents speech, hoping to find loopholes. Next her teammate Chris Makofske completes the afiirmative case. Finally, after the questioning period, Gale Carrington delivers the rebuttal to finish the contest. 58

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Busily working on the copy and layouts of the News, are Editor Anne Wetzel, Carol Williams, Marilyn Manser, Margaret Zebot, Marianna Law, Mary Straub, and Dian Callaghan. THE IMMACULATA NEWS Member of Quill and Scroll A fx. cnnouc A sxbx s t'l1 M ,N ,545 1 Lu V, ia, S 'Q I t ftffilv-in . , ,, A-. z .f o ' N .- Eff III F' V ' Y! en -S71 '. 5 K -1 Q Y 'J 5 1- S l' 4 will ' . I K '- Jr-:- TQQL- 'rf H5519 pq, , ,im mae.. ..f- ,. i .S I Published six tilnes Il year by the NEWS stnfl' of Immaculnta High School, 4344 Wisconsin Avenue, N. W., Washing- ton IG, D. C. Editor-in-Chief .... .. Margaret Wetzel Page One Editors ............ Sandra Hill Marilyn Mauser Cubs ........... Jill Morgan, Rene Timko Page Two Edi-tors ....... Marianna Law Margaret Zebot Cubs ...... Sharon Miller, Jane O'Brien Page Three Editors .... Dian Callaghan Mary Straub Clubs ..... June Bogan, Julie Dougherty Page Four Editors .... Bobra Thomson Carol Lee W'i1liams Cub ................... Regina Dunn Business Manager .. .. Kathy Cross Circulation Manager ....., Christine Van Landingham Exchanges ....,..... Jennifer Calomiris Typist ................... Carla Greene Adviser .... Sister Marie Jeanette, S.P.