Walt Whitman High School 1967 Yearbook (Bethesda, MD) - Full Access

Orators Address Judges and Homerooms Original oratory, extemporaneou peaking, and inter- pretation of dramatic and humorou literature were fields explored b member of the Foren ic League in preparing their pre entation for meet with team from other county chool . Although pre entation were individual, members of the League attended and performed at competitions as a team from Whitman. Each participant' presentation was rated at each meet, and total point resulted in several fir t, econd, and third place trophie for Whitman's team. Radio tation are not unique in having chimes; Whit– man acquired four gold chime to replace the xylophone that had previou ly heralded the morning announcements. From notice thru t in front of them as the homeroom bell rang, enior Carol Galbreath and Bill Robey led the Pledge of Allegiance and publicized information of cla s changes and date of club meeting that had not been included in the daily bulletin. Practicing for an upcoming Foren ic tournament, Kala Ladenheim dramatizes a poetry selection, "Let there be rain!" FORE IC LEAG E Front Row: L. Scott, A. Wei man, J. Porter. Second Row : J. malhout, K. Ladenheim, R. athan. P.A. AN 0 CER . Galbreath, W. Robey. 215