Southport High School - Anchor Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Advanced Latin Cl ub "ISM lux'+'Let there be light'-is the motto of the Advanced Latin Club," states Larry Graham, Ccnsul, as the other members, attire-d in tc- gas, listen intently, The purpose of the club is to acquaint the student with the Roman way of life and to do this they read Roman myths and plays at their meetings, The high- light of the year came at the Christ- mas meeting when the members ini- tiated the Beginning Latin Club mem- bers. The club's officers are Larry Graham, Consul, Cindy Langdon, Pro- Consul, Trudy Hickman, Aeclile, Nan- cy Brier, Quaesterg and Judy Tout, program chairman. The sponsor of the club is Mrs Elsa Mayors Beginning Latin Club "Labor Omnia Vicit"-"Work con- quers all things"-is the motto writ- ten on the scroll which each member of the Beginning Latin Club receives at his initiation. The Latin Club en- deavors to acquaint the members with the many ways in which Latin is asa sociated with our life today, and in what respect the arts are indebted to it for their themes. Latin touches the lives of everyone very closely, since about sixty-five per cent of the words of the English language are derived from Latin. Displaying various Roman symbols are Consul, Mark Folkening, Pro-Consul, Tom Canter, Quaestor, Sharon Ford, and Aedile, Phyllis Wetzel, llraffic Club Much recognition should be given to the Traffic Club which renclers valu- able service to Southport, VVhile we are bundled up watching a football game or sitting in our warm gym watching a basketball game, these bovs are standing out in the cold di- recting traffic and showing the crowd where to park their cars. The club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Ray Ltnson. lOl

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