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Chatting before a tournament are debate officers Margaret Looney, Secretary; Betty Marks, President; and Mary Bartles, Vice-President. DEBATE BRJNSS FA UE, AWARDS TO SCHOOL THROUSH MUCH Tt WE AND HARD U ORJO Martha Mabry, Katy O ' Mary, Pat Laird and Darrah Bagley get set for a debate trip. Dutchy Bodheimer, Peggy Moffat, Margaret Looney, Nina Broyles, Betty Marks and Martha Mabry lead debaters to victory in Senior Division. Sister Patricia guides the minds of the debaters to fuller research and development.
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The international honorary society for high school journal¬ ists, Quill and Scroll, welcomes into its membership outstand¬ ing students in the fields of writing, editing and business management. The candidates, juniors, seniors, or post-gradu¬ ates, are selected from the newspaper, yearbook, or hand¬ book staffs. The nominees must be recommended by the princi¬ pal or adviser and must be in the upper one third of the class. The staff records are sub¬ mitted and carefully examined for final worthiness and qualifi¬ cation. Vincentian Editors Toni Messmer and Mary Uffelman hang out their shingle.” OUIU-AND SCROU. is honor- soaav for- journalists New Quill and Scroll members, Mary Collett, Karen Stevens, and Betty McCotter, locate new materials for the journalists. Junior Journalists BeBe Crofton, Vickie May, and Christine Barr examine files and papers. Florence McGill, Flamette editor; Mary Morneau, associate editor; and Anne Naughton, Flamette editor, rush to get out the next “Spark.” 21
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Senior debate partners Betty Marks and Nina Broyles; Margaret Looney and Peggy Moffatt seem pleased with results of latest tournaments. Betty Marks, Margaret Looney, Anita Warner, Marianne Sterba, Pat Rachal, and Mari lee Walter work diligently to become good speake rs and good debaters. Debate training is a wonderful basis for good public speaking,” say Elaine Cooper, Jane Burandt, Pat Navarre, Celests Landry, and Ruth Gras. Sophomores and fresh¬ men learn new tech¬ niques in Debate. Cel¬ este Landry, Elaine Copper, Jane Burandt, Pat Navarre, A n i ta Warner, Pat Rachel, Ruth Gras, and Mari anna Sterba. Nina Broyles, Betty Marks, Dutchy Bodenheimer, Pat Laird, Nancy May, Peggy Moffett, Margaret Looney, Celeste Landry, Elaine Cooper, and Jane Burandt give time and effort but get many rewards in debate. 23
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