Central High School - O Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Junior Classical League FRONT ROW: Sullivan, Sramek, Olson, Novotny, Plymale, Ziola, Myers, Norman, Wehmiller, Milder, L. Miller, Vogler, Schoettger, Wojtkiewicz, Wallace, Spitzenberger, Mininni. SECOND ROW: Napravnik, Randall, Truell, Priesman, Perlmeter, Stary, Stevenson, Redick, Landman, Rovnak, Utterbach, A. Wilson, N. Peters, Steiner, Stitt, Taylor, Wagner, Mattson. THIRD ROW: Shearman, Zimmer- man, Morris, McWilliams, Lien, B. Peters, Nielsen, Pedersen, Rubin, Soiref, Whitman, Vancura, T. Miller, Sturges, Smith, E. Wilson, McFarland, Steinman, Ramsey, Sclotorovsky. Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sponsors.. Carla Alston, Terry Hurley, Mary Poison, Leslie Grissom, Marty Shukert,Paulette Reed, Jane Prohaska, Roger Elliot, Linda Michael. at JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFICERS Senior Consul ....... .. .......,...................... Marty Shukert Junior Consul ,....,..,,. Junior Consul .......... Secretary ......,. Treasurer .......................... Arms ....... Arms ........... Arms .....,..... ..,...,...Leslie Grissom ,.,.,..Jane Prohaska .........Paulette Reed -...,...Mary Polson ..,.......Carla Alston ........Terry H,urley ..........Roger Elliot Arms .......... ,...... ...,.... L i nda Michael Arms ............................,. Michael Gerlecz Mrs. Dorothy Conlan Miss Ruth Pilling Mrs. Anne Aust

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Junior Classical League provided a year long program of classical studies and festivities to the student Whose in- terest in Latin extended beyond the classroom. The Club's main objective was to impress upon the students the importance of the Latin language in to- day's culture. Through the monthly meetings, the league was able to increase both the knowledge and interest of its members by featuring guest speakers, classical plays, and amusing games. The year's activities were concluded with Latin Week, April 18-22, and the Latin Ban- quet. ti' "And now for my next number .... ?" FRONT ROW: S. Rips, Kaiman, Briggs, S. Katzman, M. Kaplan, D. J. Katz, Huber, Huffaker, Spilker, Hlousek, Arnold, Fotoplos, Kelly, Hanford, Clotfelter, D. Christensen. SECOND ROW: Prudden, Crammer, Floyd, Michael Dietz, Becker, Alston, Klein, Driggs, M. Johnson, Polson, Blenden, Ellioti, Benson, E. Johnson, Alloy, J. Johnson, Bennet, Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Clatterbuck, Guss, Kunes, Shukert, Fox, Beber, Kay, Boggus, Goodman, Prohaska, Firth, Evans, C. Christensen, Hoffmen, Grissom Grabau, Enholm, Goodrich, Hascom, Charron, Menke. FOURTH ROW: Fuxa, Berg, Echandi, L. Katzman, Forbes, Erxleben, Brown, Parsow, L. Cain, Harkins, D. Cain, Green, Bemstein, Reed, Connors, Cohn, Jenks, Blazek, Bartholomew, Dymak, G. Christensen, Kraft, Fogel, Hunter, Hess. FIFTH ROW: M. Cain, G. Kaplan, Borden, Hobemian, Borchman, Barnes, Freedman, Hurley, Boyd, Boguchwal, Welna, Fries, R. Johnson, Conrin, D. A. Katz, Hilliar, Balkus, Jack, Gerlecz, Charney, M. Katzman, Aresty, Jacobson, Poster.