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BOTIO)I ROW: Peton. Roscoe. flack. Cherban, Fuo;co, De)lark, Swinkrr. Krt',inko, hck<on. ROW TWO:
P.l'!tu~le,
Kraft, Pa,.do, Williams, Jg.
nou, K>le, TrefiC4nt, TI'U:!h. ROW THREE: .\o,otn), Class,
"'>da.
)fancha•. Bakt'well, Pinardi, TooL<e)', Anthon), Durigon. ROW FOUR: Rud·
:tin~k~.
)fanin, \Jihalik, Defino.
W~att,
Kamin•ky, Baird, Cera. TOP ROW: Pohinalt•, Rohaley. Kindervater. Congclio. Remington,
Davi~.
Battaglini.
Sieradtl..i, Pari•.
Latin Club
At the R.Q.\1-E rneeting:o, members presented
prof!rams designed to portra} the beliefs and the
custom, of the
Roman~.
Under the leadership of
:\liss Wilma Franko and officers: Bill Congelio.
pre,ident: Ed Remington. \ice-president:
~larian
Swinker. secretar): Karen
Jack~on,
treasurer: \·ari·
ous acti\'ities were planned.
A play "The Haunted
llou~e·•
was read to
the group at Halloween time to depict the eerie
superstitions of the
Roman~
concerning the dead.
At Christma$ time. the Roman Saturnalia.
Christma!\ of the
Roman~.
\'a' celebrated. Carols
were sung in Latin and the ceremon} of lighlinf!
candles. done chiefly for decorati\'e purposes.
\\8!\
\ef)
impr~he.
On Valentine's Oa}. •tudent" "rote tender.
lo\ ing messages in Latin to their fa\'orite girl or
bo). Students exhibited both their kno" ledge and
use of the language. The finale of the year's ac·
tivilies was an authentic Roman banquet.
TOP: :XCond )ear M"holar• hcartil) a!'cept the food served
to them b) th..ir Latin I •law-.
•
BOTTO
\I:
Completing the
ceremon~
of the lijthted candle-.
Latin Club member-, eagerh
po-o-
for the photographer.